Chino Vocational High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Chino, CA)

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Dairy showing Chino Creek before it was changed to drainage ditch. and Pomona Heights, then probably proceeding almost di- rect until it circled about Old Elephant Hill, passing the pres- ent site of the old Phillips house, erected later, and now occu- pied by Mr. Paul Boyle. Before reaching this point a road branched to the northeast which connected with the upper San Bernardino road leading to San Bernardino ot over the Cajon Pass to Salt Lake City. At that time Chico Vejar lived in an adobe west of the present Louis Phillips house. From this point the road approximately followed the present Pomona Boulevard. It passed the site of the Rubot- tom House erected later in 1 866, and at about the site of the Spadra School went to the left of the present Valley Boule- vard taking an approximate direct course until near the junc- tion of the two branches of the San Jose Creek, one of which is near the cattle corrals about two miles below Spadra. The road here crossed the northern branch of the San Jose Creek. It crossed the present Valley Boulevard near the en- trance to the Narcotic Hospital. From there it followed ap- proximately the later Los Angeles to San Benardino road survey of 1870, North of the present Valley Boulevard, but n b Early v-ew of Dairy. Two-story adobe showed bullet holes from battle of Chino. I CAMPUS mi mi

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ANNUAL STAFF Top row, left to right Mr. Colburn— -Printing Adviser John Theobald — Sports Reginald Gibson — Industries Frank WiUiams — Campus Don Shelburne — Theme Ben WilHams — Art Bud Bollman — Memories Mr. Hamilton — Staff Adviser Center row, left to r.ght Henry Deauville — Industries Ray DuShane — Art Bob Harding — Assoc. Editor Wolfram Schmedding — Ed.-in-Qiief Roger Weston — Assis. Editor Wesley Foreman — Memories Bottom row left to right Bob Middleton — Sports Konald Hay — Theme Robert Alvey — Faculty. Classes CALJUREAN STAFF