Chino High School - El Chasqui Yearbook (Chino, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

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M39 if 143 As the days pass A vlstt l made to the Chtno l-hah School was so haopy that l shall always hear ln mmd the occaslon Among the many Hlqh Schools ot our Cahtotnla tn the South l would say that none stand hlaher than tts devoted Board ot Educatton and tts Student Body You have only to know them to love them all VV1th thts publlcatton ot El Chasaul ao my best wtshes tor the prospenty and happtness ot the school and all Wlth Whom the school ts concerned ljalthtully lohn St Ven lVlcGroarty Chino with its splendid teaching faculty, Ghmpses of School Llfe 4' 1540 Wu. ILE Lffsaf -ffffffi' I . . - r ,, . gl Lv Q rv' 1 w f . R va . W ,wfl .K 4 ..f is 1,5451 s ' 5. 'A' 'fb K s A 1 . i 7. f- J W., Y. lh1f9i-Ffa , 'W nk . , Q U, . X 4 1 , ' x , , ' ' ll? - , . f ll , ' Yann All in a day's work Study Hall 'lm G. A. A. l Machine Shop Print Shop Wood Shop J. .V . , 1 ' . x ' x V x J xx I NP L6 rj xy X 'K X iff: 42 we f C I Q7 1-xJ ii A ikixffgx 335 N B!-:X 'ik . .dw r '.. s .Q . 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Board of Educatlon LEONARD F COLLINQ GLFN LIVINCSTON Supermtendent of schoole Iresldent of Board IIOMI' Il I OOUI LI' ON I I I LISSII It C I ORC F DFCKER J L DUNLAI Clerk of Board The C1t'y' of Ch1HO and lts OUIIYIHQ dlstncts are Well represented 1n the tlve men who Cornprlse our Board ot Educdtlon The school and the commumty teet that then' contldence hcrs been Well placed 1n men ot htqh lnteqnty who have d smcere purpose to serve to the best of thelr c:1b1I1ty the people Whom they represent I IK tif, 4 J G ,f Y i X 1 K 23 : , I V lawn X A I It I I W n L I 1 . , . I 3 ' 'I I ' 'I J ' ' 'I ' I Q I I J , ' , , ' Superintendent l Chino Public Schools -f ' x,,,w , Superlntendent s Message There 1snt any substltute for really knowmg your Work well Be a good example lt 1snt so much what you say that counts as lt 1S the k1nd of hte you l1ve ln all lndustrles you W1ll see that certam ones forge to the front get better Jobs and render a large s rvrce You ll hear many say He was lucky Forget lt' Edrson sald Genrus IS 99 per cent persplratron and 1 per cent 1nsp1rat1on Llncoln stated I w1ll study and get ready and then maybe my chance h1mself Bel1eve mrghtlly 1n yourself Keep your health strong I Master your Work well and forge ahead stralght towards your goa Keep golng and keep growrng F I I Cordlarly y ours L F Collms i X-f two - x Q 0 1 - l l 1 I I I . . . I tl will come . . The one who gets ahead is the one who prepares! . . . - H .v , , l . . . ,xg pri- , QQ Q . . I. 1 Y t. f' , y n M ,, t I ' ' .1 , ,fy LEoNARD P. COLLINS 'f I yyjial Faculty In I . , I y, l Rm H Neldel len H Ilu 15 Florence Iosu Homme Wlohre Dean of Fagulty N me I YIIKIIJII I em of C1111 DL 111 of Jr Hlgh Medi Drawmg, NIc1tI1emat1Ls Hd Ingll h Dept Smnl Suemp 5 U'-In-bf U -1-L! I W, ' 13 lewis Ir Iusmees 'N ch D1 IVKIIIL Nmlxl SCIQHLL J I' dw ard- -Xgrlgulture ll Whllu I IILIINII NI lthf m mm N N ml IIm 1 f1INlIIlIll 1 ne uc sc Nlduw-.1 n P11 mh Sp mwh MIX nu .lum Run W lnklu Iiume mx 5, 'W A N11 rlln I' lsenhlse KLM mv I g., I XX um HdlINtI 4 S C 41 uhmg, x 1 hue lrman D Xmlmt W N 11111115111 il-11111. lunge Nlmg n Nlusu , 1 1 ance N Dans VK oodQhop M lllllil 'Wlurs 11,, IQ1 111 IH Johnson I 111111111 Xllilhijlllfjll L11s5 mix 1 Dean lirump.,t0n Nlusln JUHIO1 class adx 1ser Idu If Nllcku Noam! Silence Qfjllhlll xc11tl1 1 C 1111119 Idrsen I 111.1141 1 X Ixdthrsn long -Ut :Sz Crafts Halal WILL rax Np1111Q11 I Ilgllih .lunu Nholandel NI 11111110 Nhup Faculty 11 XJ ' X , 19 gf I .nk Y VV K rf ' 1 . 1 v 5. X 9 xf I X s .N L N 1 , Girls' l'hy . Ed. ' . 1 '- , - - . ,N 1 'ilyem .'a l I. . . D' 2 if r E fflll .' - L' z 1 2 ' ' gr C f If S0 '- Lf'LlliQ 2112 1:1 -na Inu LQ- .- ,Q -A A ' - - K1- zking: C f .z1' Q .' - 1 '. Faculty Otis F. Brooks Carrol D, Johnson Mathematic S A Football Coach Track 7 and 8 Printing Ivan Mayfield Frank Elder Agriculture Arithmetic X Football Coach Baseball Harry G. Mattison Eldora Hess General Science Library English Journalism World History Genevieve Pedley Ethel Reed Secretary to the Nurse Superintendent Miriam Brouse Secretary to the Principal ' Leonard G. Hummel Martie Carter English fperiod 41 Arithmetic 1 period 45 Robert Long Ira H. Fox Director of Child Purchasing Agent Welfare Venus Espinoza Secretary BOB BROWN BOB LANGDELL President Vice-President M 'K 9, , I ,Q M7 Student Council f Seated: Joe Jertberg, Barbara Meairs, Frances Pickering, Marcia McConnell, Bob Langdell, Juanita Farel, Jimmy Don Soper, Henri Pellissier. Standing: Mr. Seidel, Mrs. Toste, Peggy Helder, Wesley Schulz, Verne Berryman, Ted Bare, Mary Fletcher, Mr. Dickey, Patty Hod- son, Jim Hartshorn, Bob Latham. f--.-.....,,,, W The government of the times favors the idea of self-govern- ment and leaves the individual to the rewards and penalities of his own constitution. Emerson. Our Student Council was organized several years ago by the faculty to give the students of Chino High School experience in self-government. As in all democratic organizations its repre- sentatives are selected by vote at regular elections with all the speech-making of a national campaign, minus only the mud- slinging. These representatives and three faculty members meet and decide matters pertaining to the Welfare of dear old C.H.S. Inf I if A W, J M 5 5 xfii DE W :HKU Qgk' Av. 'WSC' JI ,v -.. 0. X whim.. CK ,ax ww: xg 2521 xx f Uwx? XXX ra at si v . f 'S l i hf lU 7uqnw'xw i2'5x3'5 i Q 1m?v4 R., vlsx fr? 54:51 ,J Q? 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H... -- -'A , Q 1 , 5 t fx , ,- 1 g N X . . x 14' -5.42 'uf' 5::1f',x ff w-:X .A -AL Av 'Q Lf -2, ' tl . -x f Top Rank Officers President Class Advisers Hob Latham Mrs. Toste Mrs. Weller Juanita Farcl Class Mothers Mrs McConnell Mr Latham Qo d airmen ulse Karesh leggv Helder Secretary Lenora I elardes Vice President Charles Moore With Clear Vision For every senior at Chino High School this final year has been rich and full We shall always think of ditch day class night and the senior breakfast as an unforqetable climax to ment activities the Banquet Baccalaureate and Commence ment there will be nothing left of the victories and defeats the dates and the partie of the last twelve years but unforqetable memories colored with the ioys and sorrows of youth ln return for the riches qained here many more than we realize now we pledge our loyalty and devotion and we hope that by our passing through we have made the ideals of our beloved school a little higher and finer We qive this final farewell to the finest little school in the West c ck U J I ' twelve fruitful years at Chino l-liqh School. After final comence- 4 KRFL JI KNIITX Class Ofhcer 2 3 C 1 2 3 4 Jr Class llav Le JILRTBFRG JOE A S B Oflicer 4 Class Iresldent 1 Football 4 Tennls 5 4 HPIDER I EC CY Cllss Officer Top Rank McCONNELL LH XRI01 Flu A.S.B. Officer 4 LA fl-IAM Bog Class Offieer 3 Class omcer z Pres 4 Lariat Staff 4 CSF 3 Seng Leader 2 6 Lariat Qtaff 1 Ed. 4 DI XZ ALEX Football 2 4 Football 1 HQLMES XUD Y Baseball 1 2 3 4 METYG ER LEONA 4 WLILH JXLH d4 Class Prcsldent Z Football 2 T nnls 1 2 3 4 lb BORDISSO ALLECK F F A Officer 4 HODSON PA I'TY A S B Officer K 4 El Chasqul Staff 5 4 Operetta Lead 3 4 G -XA Officer 3 'N lf. HOL II XRIU N Seng Ledfier 4 basketball 1 Homemakmg Club lres 4 Lariat Staff 4 X v 1 I l V . ,' . :, 4 C , l I y f l Y. . 4 X V A . -1-5 ct ' , Q w N. L I 1 . . , I 1 , X J . .. I, F1 . , 2. 1 E1 C119-SQU1 2, 3, Ed- 4 Basketball 1, Capt. 2 . j U 3 a e ' x vlv l v . , ' ' L X 1 ' - .A , :I V in :1.. 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L7 -3, L, Te ,1.,3,4 , pb Ba ,2,3,4 . ,Q ll, I 'V L, , , If .Af - SF',2, ,v,. Y , f ' 2 4 'A 1 ' Y 7 7 '!4 'W J 1' 2, Cllvn Commercial Winner 3 f 1 . ' ,L, .i, 'xy - A A , x 3 l .1, : . . , ' I My SF , , -,4 . - ,3 ' A , g 1 J AJ, AN! MQ 1-54.1 l . A I, --- lv, -vI, I A -Y J Q K. , . f' .SK Y HXMMOND HAROLD Pl Monte Transfer 2 1 XMI OS LHRISIINE DPLKER lrlllfll l.F..-X. Officer S Top Rank PILKERINC FRANLES CSF Officer 4 El Chasqul Staff 4 Clrls League I 4 Basketballl 2 4 PINE WALTER BROWN BOB AS B Pres 4 Baseball 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 SAMUELSON DORIS Band 2 3 4 Baseball 3 ORTIY EVA DILRENSON RUTH CS 2 3 Pres 4 Fl Chasqul Staff 4 Band 3 Pres 4 Lar1a.t Staff 3 Flhllu IOUIS LOMINI MARLELIA Transfer Fullerton ' CONZALES M KRTIN X ' x JAY 1 ,VP . I 'VZ' lx XRESH LOUISE Class Omcer 4 Top Rank CIESLA. EMILY Transfer, Michigan 3 NI XCRIE GLEVY Transfer lomona 5 LaHORCUI' HELPN Baseball 3 Hockev 2 FRANCIS RALPH Class Officer 1 Bandl 2 3 Officer I MCBATH, RALPH N KN DYlxE IIOROIHY KLLEY DOYLL Football S Capt 4 Basketball 2 Y ' I 1, I fl -x ! ! 7 4 , , If X. I I MOORE, CHARLES - A ' - '3,4 ,.',l. . J 1 v ' ' l. . ,. Y 1 ' x . . . . X n x l lla ', 3, 4 1 9, O I' Class Officer Lovs Club Officer 4 Football 2 3 Capt FFA Pres 4 LROD FR XNCES 4 xx LLI s A DIE oxrfwi w HOGGINS BILLX nd 2 lasketball 1 3,3 Top Rank HARTSHORN, JIM A.S.B. Officer 4 El Chasqui Staff 4 Football Manager 3, 4 Track 2, Manager 3, 4 CLARK MARION Transfer Pomona 4 B ARBOYA YGNACIO BICALK FERALIJ l'lCJhasqu1Z SAeQt Id 4 QHII 1301 A51 NELL bagketball 1 Homemaklng Club Ofliccr S Football 4 nnlil ZS IRIBI- RRI M XRI KN l l0lllCl'lldkllH, Club Ofhcer 5 gl. I I Mig LHARI FS JOHNSON If I CIIN Pl fhdgflul Staff 1 4 mm- nos moxn Lirlat Staff 2 Homomalunfv Officer 4 CLOSE, LASEETTA Baseball 3 Speeclbvll 1 'VIFINDES JOHN Football 3 4 FFA OH cor 3 X B XRR A LONSUELO ' 1 - 1 ' 1 .4 L, - 1 ,Y '.'.'. 1' 1 w . 1, . , 1A 1 1 , ., L. Y 1 1 I 9 1 w -1- 1 1 ,v ...'1. ' 4 Al , 1 . I , , ' ll Te . , ,.,4 , . A ,.x x r ' 1 -vvwwf v 1 -1 4., 41. . lj . 2 ,X X ., 1 v ll ,441 - 1, -1 . , 4 1 . L f, ' 'V ' 4, l.. . . .' '. A . . 5 4 l -- - ,f QS ' , ff . l X -ff!!! Graduates whose pictures do not appear on these pages XBBEX LONSPXWCE rransfer Xan Nuxs 5 DR XlxE RL TH Transfer lomona ORHZ JOSFI' STOCK!! ELL IPRE7 FRANK Nl llON LELII O1 xtorlcal Team 4 Junior Class llax LL ul 4 Larxat Staff 4 IIONIINK l P7 XRNI XNDO Manager Baseball 9 Football 7 Top Rank BOOTH, KENNETH Lariat Staff 4 Transfer, Iowa 4 RAGHIL , INEZ CHXWEL LSIHPR REYINOSO CANDE KELLEY, JEFFERSON CSF 4 Football 4 Transfer, Monrovia 3 Ill KZ ELOISE GONZALES MANUEL Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 '3 Track 1 2 3 -W Juniors Closs Officers President, Bob Townsend Vice-President, Dell Young Secretary, Edith Moore Treasurer, Arthur Wagner Jr. Social Chairman, Marcia McConnell Advisers Mr, Bruington Mr. Dickey Miss Winkler Closs Mothers Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Smith Class Roll Upper Row: A. Borba, J. Lang, G. Jones, P. Frances, A. Siljeg, M. Foster, V. Decker, M. Saunders, E. Keaton, M. Ruiz, D. Tapia, J. Santos. Second Row: B. Meairs, M. McConnell, J. Bowers, L. Brumbaugh, M. Ebeling, M. Abbott, M. Edwards, B. Pine, A. Barkley, I. Bozarth, R. Trask. Third Row: Miss Winkler, M. Collins, W. Van Pelt, E. Moore, M. Brockmier, R. Close, L. M. Logue, M. Highbarger, A. Reibli, B. Grusenmeyer, P. Woolen. Lower Row: I. Morales, F. Marabella, B. Wright, M. Rozelle, H. Freitas, C. Carrasco, M. Pierce, P. Lang, M. Echenique. Upper Row: R. Elrod, J. Rapattoni, R. Burbank, S. Lako, G. Soto, E. Knapp, J. Reynoso, J. Walters, C. Cain, N. Espinoza, P. Gonzales. Second Row: Mr. liruington, R. Mount, V. Caballero, R. Jones, K. Ito, O. Payne, L. Myers, Iieneux, R. Reibli, L. Hemstreet, W. Smith, Mr. Dickey. Third Row: D. Seward, E. Weiss, B. Webster, Pine, B. Beck, J. Smith, C. Bowman, A. Hanson, D. Vestal, G. Sorenson. Lower Row: D. Grant, W. Schulz, IJ. Summers, Z. Lemon, D. Young, A.Wagner, ll. Townsend, J. Cummins, P. lloa. Class President, Ted Bare Vice-President, Leon George Secretary, Margaret Lassa Social Chairmen, Lucille Lallorgue Advisers Miss Johnson Mr. Morgan Mr. Edwards Class Mothers Mrs Ilelsley Mrs. Bare Mrs Bogue Mrs Thomas Sophomores Officers Jimmy Stull Class Roll Upper Row: Miss Johnson, M. Lassa, W. Keaton, M. Lassa, A. Huobsch, F. Cota P. Padilla, V. Holder, C. Warner, C. Ilorba, E. Keshish. Second Row: D. Woolen, W. Christian, G. Campos, R. Ortiz, R. Flores, l'. Dominges L. Gusman, E. Carbajal, G. Braden, R. Hawks. Third Row: G. Hitt, D. Hoefferle, E. Scheiber, B. Parker, M. Helsley, L. LaHorgue M. Kiss, J. Bogue, C. Bowman, K. Cook. Fourth Row: M. Collier, D. Hoover, I-I. Williams, J. Booth, A. Berryman, C. Krause D. Carlisle, C. Hausman. Lower Row: B. Herod, C. Decker, H. Chalupnik, L. Fox, R. Trask, M. I'ruitt, F. Burgess Upper Row: Mr. Morgan, S. Partida, B. Cameron, F. Mendes, J. Pacillas M. Delgado T. Garcia, P. Romo, E. Harris, Mr. Edwards. Second Row: F. Littlepage, W. Jones, G. Moore, T. Hare, H, Sommers, L. George S. Hoffman, L. Miller, J. L. Winters, A. Embly. Third Row: A. Boyer, B. Williams, F. Andrews, R. llertschinger, J. Soitel, D. Palmer R. Helder, E. Ynez, C. Miller. Lower Row: R. Wales, O. Rush, R. Allen, J. Stull, G. Clay, K. Thomas, H. Hoover R. Mahaffie. Freshmen Class Officers President, Murray Smith Vice-President, John Whittington Secretary, Barbara Beckett Treasurer, Lorraine Amestoy Social Chairmen, Marie Welch Roy Jones Advisers Mrs. Horner Mr. Mattison Mr, Mayfield Class Mothers - Mrs Race Mrs Miller E Mrs Mogle Mrs. Grant Class Roll Upper Row: M. Kinzey, R. Wilcox, J. Reynost, J. Hernandez, I. Tapia, J. Hernandez, D. Marquis, G. Edervich, M. Burger, M, Katherina. Second Row: N. Katherina, C. Moreno, M. Williams, D. White, J. Pippin, P. Cross, F. Fujau, M. Borba, I. Lemon L. Melendez, J. Kinion, M. Mead. Third Row: Mrs. Horner, G. Christensen, IC. Wilcox, L. Keshish, E. Lako, N. Pickering, R. Hammonds, F. Jones, M. Paine, M. Welch, F. Kinion. E. Ayala, V. Crowe. Fourth Row: M. Reibli, T. Bolen, B. Reichmuth, I. Blanton, Y. Reyes, J. Willard, D. Hood, E. Hess, B. Mogle, M. Clarke, I. Spurlock, V. Miller. Lower Row: W. McGrew, J. Saunders, M. Siljeg, B. Beckett, H. Cattle, A. Echart, J. Patton, R. Boyer, J. Belardes, L. Aniestoy. Upper Row: H. Payne, G. Sifuentes, M. Reibel, O. Hoover, J. Abbona, K. Ito, B. Bishop, W. Gisler, P. Echenique. Second Row: A. Saunders, R. Livingston, M. Lowe, J. White, P. Jackson, M. Huebsch, R. Hargrove, W. Barber, V. Valencia, R. Gonzales, J. Briones. Third Row: D. Sonke, R. Grier, C. Reeves, W. Reibli, D. Highbarger, R. Wright, M. Smith, W. Millsap, H. Wiley, Mr. Mayfield. Fourth Row: G. Wagner, B. Race, H. Schroyer, M. Schroeder, G. Grimes, D. Wagner, E. Young, A. Holbrook. Lower Row: H. Green, J. Watson, J. Whittington, R. Jones, T. Pickering, B. Shanks, W. Weiss, R. Johnson, D. Grant. Eighth Grade Clczss Qlficers President. Jimmy Don Soper Vice-President, Robert Gray J x Secretary, Barbara Rrown J Treasurer, Jimmy Seward l W 5 l l I x Advisers 4 ,l l Mr. Hauser ,K Mr. Elder , Bl Msg!,,UHx,,,,,e I H Miss Long xl Q Y 5 Mr. Moore ' Class Mothers Mrs. Pellissier Mrs. Brown ' Mrs. Wagner Mrs. Hongola Class Roll Upper Row: li. Durao, ll. Kiss, L. Neister, J. Sanchez, E. Sanchez, C. Guzman S. Partida, P. Huntcr, H. Serrato, S. Veloz, I. Cruz, G. Dominquez, J. Pellissier N. Santos. Second Row: Mr. Elder, J. Phillips, B. Schwarting, J. Winters, N. Ebeling, O. Craig M. Daily, M. Krause, J. Willis. H. Grimes, C. Edwards, L. Othas. Third Row: Miss Long, J. Matheny, ll. Wilhelm, S. Watson, I Barclay, IC. Hill, M. Reibli, D. Vale, E. Mata, R. Ayala, B. llrown, Mr. Hauser. Fourth Row: V. Shepherd, G. Chalupnik, B. Coppersmith, B. Chamberlain, N. Trask, A. LaHorgue, P. Hongola, E. Hammond, M. Durao. Lower Row: D. Settle, J. Orr, R. Palmer, L. Cook, E. Coleman, VV. Wilkinson, G. Necochda, H. Decker, L. Lodo, B. Wagner. v ! V Upper Row: R. Lenhert, ll. Frady, W. Jones, B. Vestal, J. Arellano, M. Salgado, D. Pacillas, R. Ortiz, T. Martinez. J. Cervantes, R. Martinez. Second Row: Mr. Elder, F. Baldwin, N. Massey, H. Annan, D. Mc-Hath, G. Lopez, A. Warren, P. Echenique, G. Reibel, A. Jamison, H. Mansell, G. Rodriqucz, ll. Young, Mr. Hauser. Third Row: M. Waldrep. I.. Johnson, R. Jennings, O. Wood, G. Rone, D. Wire, J. McCart, F. Logue, R. Mead, Z. Ford, R. Martin, li. Webster, F. Lopez. Fourth Row: H. Vassar, A. Castro, R. Arvidson, R. York, H. Cocke, R. Krause, C. Manley, S. Diaz, M. Wagner. VV. Livingston, R. Grier, S. Hoggins. Lower Row: Miss Long. H. Ilevker, R. Johnson, L. Pruitt, D. Slusher, W. John F. Bozarth, R. Gray, J. Super, W. Wilson, li. Waldrep. Seventh Grade Class Vice-President, Secretary, Jean i Mr. Mr. Mr. Class Mrs Mrs Mrs Class Roll Upper Row: A. Arroguin, K. Padilla, J. Pippin, L. Grant, M. L. Ruiz, B. L. Buckles, R. Miranda, A. Gandara, T. Sanchez, E. Valencia, P. Cervantes, F. Gallo, A. Cortez V. Bishop. Second Row: D. Mahan, B. Mogle, J. Beck, B. Mount, L. M. Kinzie, M. Kunze, R, Dodge, A. Marabella, K. Cornu, D. Moreno, M. Pacillas, M. L. Morales, G. Morales. Third Row: Mr. Moore, J. Weldon, M. Barboa, B. Van Recdwyk, M. Millsap, G. Smith B. Crystal, J. Lewis, B. Rychman, M. Herron, M. Aberle, I. M. Berry, E. Bozarth Mr. Myers. Bourth Row: Miss Firnian, R. Jones, O. Ortiz, M. Govea, C. Hargrove, B. Bertschinger, li. Abbey, J. Burgess, K. Muzio, R. Purdy, A. Pruitt, L. Craig, Mr. Mickey. Lower Row: C. Jackson, D. Johnson, V. Stanton, B. A. Webster, G. Lebensart ll. L. Lenhert, F. Reibli, S. Soto, O. Morales, H. Trask, A. Ito. 9 v v r Upper Row: A. Lozana, A. Ruiz, J. Forrester, G. Mcllath, D. Holder, R. Hernandez G. Cruz, C. Doty, C. Trask, B. George, L. Durham, G. Zuniga, A. Rias. Second Row: R. Payne, A. Campos, D. Iloa, D. Hemstreet, H. Garcia, R. Luna R. Sholander, J. Rice, R. Phillips, R. Allen. Third Row: Mr. Moore, D. Harris, D. Pine, R. McConnell, M. Patton, M. Perry, S. Hargrove, B. Van Pelt, D. Mahan, R. Cardenas, T. Snyder, Mr. Mickey. Fourth Row: Miss Firman, B. Wolfinbarger, Ii. Carbajal, li. Cortez, A. Rico, R. Burger, W. Tomberlin, O. Madole, D. Conarroe, M. l-Iberly, P. McGehee, Mr. Myers. Lower Row: O. Wolfinbarger, J. Conrad, L. Garetto, G. Soto, H. Pellissier, F. Etchart, R. Jertberg, B. Clarke. y y Mrs: Officers President, Henri Pellissier Betty Webster Beck Treasurer, Ferdinand Etchart Social Chairmen, Billy Clarke Richard McConnell l Advisers Mickey Miss Firman Myers Moore Mothers McConnell J ertberg . Beck . 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We hope you will approve of the new streamlined effect to make this annual an outstanding oneg and We hope that this will be the yearbook which you will cherish with your fondest memories of C.H.S. Standing: Mr. Johnson, Elgin John- son, Mrs. Toste, Cecilia Decker, Muriel Grant, Gerald Bigalk, Bob Langdell, Berl Zillman, Paul Cimwik, Clyde Mitchell, Richard Hoffnnun, ,G J im Hartshorn, Seated: Frances Pickering, Patty Hodson, Juanita Farel, Leon l'ellis- sier, Ruth Dickinson, Edith Moore. Geoffrey Ayres Ass't. Editor Seated: Charlotte McConnell, Mable Collins, Helen Freitas, David Strona Standing: Harry Nichols, Lenora llelardes, Geoffrey Ayres, Kenneth Booth, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Hess Lariat D v Mable Collins Bob Latham Ass't. Editor Editor News, gossip, sports, editorials, features! This year's Lariat has furnished us with all these essentials. Not only has it served the school itself, but it has been a public relations agent for the school, serving both school and community. One of the highlights of the year for the staff was the privilege of attending Newspaper Day at the University of Southern California, where the Lariat was entered in corn- petion with the papers of other Southern California schools. The Chino high school print shop, under the direction of Mr. Carrol lohnson, has been a great asset in putting out a good school paper. The students of print get practical experience in setting up and printing the Lariat. This experience is valuable to the many who find employment in newspaper print shops after graduation. Q 1 'l h , . if, 1 ,L if A ' I . I P, nh N n ' L Y I N I V ' , ' JV ' 1- u I ,I 'P v' ,' ., ,, , Af - . ' ,, ,, ,-.fx . - F' I l Al i 3. Moore. A Doll Show, a Mother and Daughter Banquet, a Fashion Show . . . these were just a few of the many and varied activities which the Girls' League have sponsored. This year has been a star year tor the organization, it has done more to arouse enthusiasm in school lite than in any other year. It brought to the girls a new sense ot comradeship and fun, new opportunities to make friends, and chances to learn new things. The fine work could not have been done, however, without the untiring work of these capable leaders, Mrs. Toste, adviser: Frances Pickering, president, Marcia McConnell, vice-president, Arline Summers, secretaryg Edith Moore, treasurer, Barbara Meairs, social chairmang and Patty I-lodson, Mary Louise Hood, and Betty Mae Herod, class representatives. Qing f.. ...Q 5X'5..- D -E Girls' League Mrs. Toste, Frances Pickering Arline Summers Marcia Mc Connell, Barbara Mealrs Edith B at , '4 f oys' Club W I Mr, Dickey, Wesley Schulz, Verne Berryman, Ted Bare, Charlie Moore. The Chino I-ligh Boys' Club is for all high school boys. Sponsored by this organization are many interesting activities, which are both educational and recreational. The Boys' club brings its members closer together in the effort to promote sports- manship and good citizenship. Regular meetings are held once a month in the auditorium. The main event of the year is the annual Bean Feed when the teachers and the students have a hilarious time. This last year the club sold T-shirts and pennants for the benefit of the club treasury. CSF Top Row: N. Espinoza, Mr. Dickey, E. Knapp, J. Kelley, D. Grant, Mrs. McCrossen, R, Langdell. Second Row: C. Mitchell, J. Welch M. Williams, J. Farel, R. Bert- schinger, J. Stull, G. Grimes. Third Row: N. Pickering, F. Pick- ering, B, Meairs, C. Decker, D Hood, E. Hess. Fourth Row: M. Hood, K. Cook, E Moore, M. Clark, J, Harford, D White, M. Clark, L. Keshish. Lower Row: I. Morales, C. Bow- man, M. Grant, R. Dickinson, F Burgess, M. Pruitt, R. Trask. With the coming of each new year, the CSF gains in popularity and membership. The organization, which began with twenty members, now numbers thirty five. ln November the group had the privilege of acting as co-hosts at the District Conference, which was held at Brea-Olinda. CSF members ot the dramatics class presented a one act play tor the entertainment of all. The highlight of each year is the CSF annual two day trip to parts unknown Cuntil the day of departurel. Each trip is an uniorgetable experience in the lives of all who are lucky enough to go. if .af-Rfk - I f ,1- H 'V fl iv: ' .- if . J., . 72' . 'r' 'fi rf? Qjtlzgir-iv -, fe. 25 zl'5.':,g'j, I if 'TE' . Se :ted Irene Morales, Muriel C rant I attx Hodson, Lenora I elardes I ettx Wright, Mary Standing Fr inces Marabella, K lr rm Jr nt Miss I'irma.n, Marcia Mtbonnell larbari Meairs. l A ' J . ,W y X! LXJVJ J!! x c , qw I Jljfff QV! f . if ' HQ' fri I, if if , Q M fifth JZWWQ Wi ' ti M i IIig -I G. A. A. One of the favorite organizations of the girls of the high school is the Girls' Athletic Association. Its purpose is to encourage good sportsmanship, friendship, leadership, and physical skill. Its membership is made up of girls who have made the class teams. We have inter-class competition, and at the close of each sport season an inter-school playday is held, where girls have the opportunity to make acquaintances with girls of other schools. The G. A. A. sponsors one of the schools evening dances which has always been an outstanding social event of the year. Sweaters and other awards are presented at the end of the school year according to the number of points a girl has made. Offices for this year were held by Patty I-lodson, Muriel Grant, Betty Wright, Lenora Belardes, and Miss La Rue Firman is the coach. O. G. A. Top Row: Ignacio Barboza, Louise Karesh, Mrs. Horner. Second Row: Helen LaHorgue, Doris Samuelson, Leona Metzger, Betty Wright, Leta Mae Logue, Myrtle Russell. Front Row: Cande Reynoso, Eloise Diaz, Helen Freitas, Mariam Irri- berri, Audrey Holmes, Marcelia Comini, Phyllis Lang. After having Won first places last year in the Southern Cali- fornia Contest in bookkeeping and shorthand and second place in Iunior High typing divisions, students who are interested in the commercial subjects are looking forward with a great deal of anticipation to what new honors the contest may bring this year. The results will be posted too late for publication. Winners of gold pins in the Gregg Publishing Company's annual contest Were: Ellen Marie Anderson, Leona Metzger, Cande Reynoso, Myrtle Russell, and Arline Summers. ln addition to their annual Christmas party at the home of their adviser, Mrs. Horner, the girls also found their annual field trip most enjoyable. it 1 i e ff. 'iffffl 5. 1.0 ' 2. ,. 3: A1 V, 2 pf, ,IJ L V Vl'V J fm I fi ,,Lf . M Homemaking The l-lornemakers' Club, which is composed ot the HA l-lomemaking class, is influential in making the homernakers ot tomorrow better fitted for their job in lite. The members profit by reports and discussions, experiments, demonstrations, and motion pictures on subjects relating to hornemaking. The Club forms an outlet through which the ideas and interests of in- dividual members are broadened in the science ot homemaking. Qtiicers are president, Peggy I-lelderg vice-president, Rosamond Wire, secretary-treasurer, Mary Foster. , .I ., . 94: '1 i I Lower Row: Veronica Decker, Juana Echenique, Nell Chilibolast, Louise Karesh, Marie Echenique, Jayne Ortman Wells. Upper Row: Evelyn Keaton, Mary Foster, Rosemond Wire, Dorothy Van Dyke, L 0 u i s e Thomas, Josephine Santos, Mercedes Tapia, Velma Annan Catelli, Clara Ryffel, Peggy Helder, Miss Johnson. Standing: Jessie Ceja, Isabel Tapia. Future Farmers Standing: Mr. Edwards, Gerald Rone, Alleck Bordisso, Roman Rie- bli, Gordon McCain, Tony Garcia, John Mendes, George Bird, Charles Moore, Dean Vestal, Fred Decker, Mr. Mayfield. Seated: Johnny Eterovich, Bob Shanks, James McCart, Warren Millsap, Orrin Madole, Marshall Reibel, L. G. Pruitt, Gerald Reibel, Earl Harris, Allen Jamison, Ed- ward Young, Richard Berger, Mel- vin Davis, Olen Hoover. Chino awarded first place is the familiar theme song of the F. F. A. at county fairs, live-stock shows, and judging contestsp but better than the blue ribbons and the prize money is the know- ledge that these future farmers of this farming community are putting to practical use. A highlight of this year was a banquet attended by over lOO friends and parents. Mr. Mayfield and Mr. Edwards are proud of their achieve- ments from State Farmer Paul Bernard on down to the greenest Green-hand. 416 I 15? ii . - - .V ' .-1: N ' 5,15 ' -, ,Tel tx ' --.ji . U : V 5 ff, Drama Courad-'50 Nr Green The K.4d Makes Up H45 Mmd Harr Hatifsvn Dwecfo And lm sum YOU remember EDWARD doni Yo Lulu? BQHQ? Hall you ae qu Qt amd let me Say A word? 4-. Come ronght rn and make crsclf AIS lui you told r JUNE E Aw cont b sore Eifee And stop Saym Swac Is he always luke this? When The Moon uses i.........l Bel eve me T will be 6. f H' fo Hxe fmnah' Geo Or an Dnrecfor- Tommy was rn ht! G Psnes are modern 1'ocl-xy' Trl County MUSIC Festlval 1940 lhtl1bL , ,-V1 65 ! H H 5' 2 Q if Y, 5A ,B W 1 29 - 7 - mb! CI-IEEE LEADERS TVIAIORETTES SONG LEADERS Arlme Summers Lucllle Lal-Iorque Iamce Belardes V1rq1r11a Crowe Marcla McConnell Geoffrey Ayres Barbara Mea1rs Lenora Belardes Peggy Helder Mary Fletcher vm. -Q-Q-1 .--' fa .... MKCWW-wi +1 1 ,- hud- r JL F m Y t .1 v F G! ff'ZwQl, 'N fxm MJ' xg-Q h.- w DN'lk T J' WW 'X sau ,- pu 05. Rx -'--S-9 9 IL' ' J' X6 ffxh U, , VG. MMM ,. ,QI fu' I ,,Vfffv' ,Q .., :ff '-f' ff, 5 ' 11119, .. 'wav' - 'K ly ' .J ,V 5 ff V, -..q:f.f- 3 'mg ' f , K ' Q ' 'NV gi'wQ VM., VV ,fa 3 , 5 1 ,jfwa 1 3 A w . -'.'--'Q Y:,-'Rf Q- 1 Q ' V NVq,V Q V A, ,V 1 , x 'J K ' , '4 V 5:51 X 1'-if I J. 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V we V I ' 'B T142 .. , ,,,, f , ff' ' ,gf M , 1 ' gf fq H Y Y In . - gl 'T 'J' Rf nn, wmv W V .,QfwfW ,ff - h , M Varsity Football Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino x -. ,'- 'isjf-f 4 ff A--at ing A--.Q fzt ' X Scofs 19 Puente Downey-forfeit ' 19 Bonita 121 Citrus U Colton 'I Corona 13 . 1,,. Upper Row: John Cummins, Jack VVelch, Ted Hare, Chuck Cain, Wesley Schulz, James Rapattoni, Gerald Bigalk, Jefferson Kelly, Kenneth Booth. Second Row: Bob Brown, Joe Jertberg, Fred Decker, Darrell Summers, Dell Young, Clarence Bowman, Ilill Webster, John Mendes, Zeke Lemon, Coach Brooks. Lower row: Jim Hartshorn, David Strona, Robert Grier, Ernest Weiss, Charles Moore, Melvin Burkhart, Verne Berryman, Arthur Wagner, Margarito Delgado, Hill Beck. Above: Citrus Vs. Chino. Wesley Schulz Ccirryinq the loorll io o touchdown. Left: Boniio vs. Chino. Art Woqner Corryinq the boil. L1ghtwe1ght Football Upper Row Prank Andrews Rlchard Wales lunlor Watson Jlmmle Sllllth Gulfford Moore Murray Snnth Raymond Johnson Harlen Green Alva Pavne Bud Wllllams Lower row Howard Schroyer Roy Jones John Wh1ttlngt0H Tommy Plckerlng Leon George Frank Mendes Robert Helder Davld Crant Kow Ito Scores Chmo Cltrus Chlno Colton Chlno Puente Chmo Downey Chmo Bonlta Chlno 0 Corona The current edltlon ot Coach Elders l1ahtwe1ahts had the sp1r1t to Wm but was smothered beneath Waves ot bla fast mterterence and speedy ball carrlers The team had only two of last year s lettermen and lacked necessary cxpe 1ence but We can start plannma to salvaqe some Trl County alory next year as most of th1s team are freshmen and sophomores and at txmes showed flashes of greatness They w1ll be ln there tlahtmq next year domq all rlqht for themselves and the school Y Second Row: Coach Elder, Harold Webster, Orin Rush, Bob Shanks, Vincent Valencia, ' 6 ' 19 ' 0 25 ' 6 6 ' 6 18 ' 0 ' 19 ' 40 ff! Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino X Scores 26 Corona 2'i Bonita 24 Citrus 38 Colton 48 Claremont 37 Puente .52 Downey 'IL , 1' If . gl fx f', Varsity Basketball Front row: Mr. Dickey, Jim Wal- ters, Ruben Ayala, Wesley Schulz, I'aul Bernard, J oh n Cummins, Clyde Mitchell. Back row: Rowen Elrod, Charles Cain, Bob Langdell, Ralph Francis, Paul Crowe, Hob Townsend, Walt Pine, Jefferson Kelly. U5 Lower Row Leon George Jun bmxth Geoffrev Ayres Lloxd Mvers Margarmto B Basketball Upper Row Coach Hauser Salvador Partlda, John Whlttlngton Ted Bare Howard Sommer Ernle WEISS Drew Seward Robert Allen Mgr Gulfford Moore Delgado Joab Paclllas Chmo Chmo Chmo Chmo Chmo Chmo Scores Corona Bonlta Colton Claremont Puente 20 Downey I Conqratulatlons to the Cowboy B Welqhts who are now champ1ons of the Tr1 County League even thouqh they share the honor Coach Wayne Hauser comes ln for h1s share of the back pattlnq too for puttmq out the team he d1d Thls year has been charactemzed by team play rather than 1nd1v1dual bnlhance but nevertheless such men as Smlth Delqado Sommers Georqe and Captaln Bare could always be depended on to play a bang up game As usual the Chmo c1t1zens turned out 1n full force to root for the hoopsters XX ll Y Y , , . . ' I , 1 . .V v .Y . v , , . ' 22 23 ' 21 ' ' 20 Chino 23 Citrus 25 ' 30 21' ' 40 ' 25 ' 23 19 ' 16 1 , , . I 1 1 1 1 Left to Right: Jack Seitel, Joe Briones, Jim Abbona, Al Boyer, Wesley Jones, Jimmy Stull, Rich- ard Bertschinger, Oren Rush, Mgr. Frank Andrews, Coach Mickey. C Basketball The C basketball team started out the season with a Win when they defeated Corona. Their other victories later were from Citrus and Downey. All of the games were thrillers in which the team Work Was outstanding. Mr. Mickey was the coach. The D basketball team had a fine season, Winning all but one game. This record meant a tie championship with Downey. The games, which were all won by a safe margin, reflected the splendid Work ot coach Mickey and coach Potter. The latter was doing his pratice teaching here at the time. Upper Row: Coach Mickey, Bob Shanks, Benton Race, Bud Wil- liams, Walter Weiss, Tommy Pick- ering. Lower Row: Raymond Johnson, Ken Ito, Victor Caballero, Howard Hoover, Marion Schroeder, Mgr. Billy Hunter. D Basketball Baseball Upper Row Coach Elder Wes Schulz Rowen Elrod J1m Walters Sam Plne Ruben Ayala Paul Gonzales Mgr Ralph Ftancls Second Row Leon George Noah Esplnoza Clark Tlbbets Roy Jones Margarlto Delgado Bob Langdell John Wh1tTtlHg'lJOH Seated George Slfuentes Bllly Hunter Ken Ito Jumor Watson Tommy Plckermg, J 1m Abbona Th1s year the baseball season started off w1th a bang when Ch1no defeated a much talked about Inglewood team to go 1nto the quarter hnals 1n the Pomona Baseball Tournament When the league season started an error streak h1t the team Coach Elder can look tor a good team next year because he loses only three regulars Captam Paul Gonzales Ruben Ayala and Bob Brown Letterrnen thls year are Paul Gonzales catcher Beynaldo Hernandez pltcher hm Walters hrst base Ruben Ayala second base l1mAbbona thlrd base Wesley Schulz short stop Bowen Elrod left held Bob Townsend center held Bllly Hunter rlght held Roy Iones rlght held Bob Brown p1tcher George S1fuentez second base but toward the end of the season, they began playing ball again. Upper Strona, Bigalk, Geoffrey Ayres, Lower Albert berg, Frank Perez. Row: Jack Welch, David Coach Hauser, Gerald Row: Richard Bertschinger, Boyer, Bill Beck, Joe Jert- Tennis The tennis team this year was off to a good start by over- powering Citrus. They lost the next game to Colton, but won the following two from Claremont and Puente to even the score. The chances this year point toward second place for Chino with Colton placing first. Hats oft to Mr. Hauser for his excellent coaching. There has been much competition for places on the team this year. Two sophomores, Boyer and Bertschinger, are promising players. lack Welch and left Ayres thus far are undefeated. Singles: Welch, Ayres, llao, Bertschinger. Doubles: Strona, Bigalk, Wagner, Boyer, lertberg. WW' lg 5 5 s 1 Scores L., T595 Els .-:, 1 f . wr' -MX? if if ' f' Chino Scores 5153 18 Citrus 12 Colton 25 Claremont 25 Puente Opponent 7 13 U ll Varsity Track Upper Row: Mgr. Richard Hoff- man, Paul Crowe, Wes Schulz, Charles Cain, Coach Mickey, How- ard Sommer, Ted Bare, Zeke Lemon, Mgr. Jim Hartshorn. Lower Row: Jefferson Kelley, Ernie Weiss, Verne Berryman, Robert Allen, Fred Decker, Jess Arrenas. The twentieth annual Tri-County tield and track meet was held this year at Chino. The weatherman was chiet contestant, and final scores were: Colton 45 1-4, Citrus 23 l-4, Bonita 18, Downey 14, Corona 13 2-3, Claremont 13, Chino 5 1-2, Puente 3 1-2, Lettermen were: Weiss, Schulz, Berryman, Crowe, Kelley, and Mgr. Hartshorn. The X weight track squad had a good season this year, winning over Downey by a comfortable margin and defeating Claremont by an overwhelming score. ln league competition high scorer was Lloyd Myers, who was elected captain. Other lettermen were: Seward, Abbona, Webster, Arrenas, Briones, and Stull. Upper Row: Mgr. Jim Hartshorn, Jim Abbona. Jim Stull, Harold Webster, Coach Mickey, Drew Seward, Walter Weiss, Joe Briones, Mgr. Harold Grier. Lower Row: Joe Arrenas, Jack Seitel, Lloyd Myers, Victor Cabal- lero, Walter Reibli, Ken Ito, Ray- mond Johnson. vw X Track Girls' Sports Miss Firmzm, Charlotte McConnell, Barbara Meairs, Lassetta Close, Reba Hammond, Donna Hoefferle, Doris Samuelson, Betty Wright, Margaret Kiss, Lucille LaHorgue, Ruth Boyer, Patty Hodson, Irene Morales. Speedball Due to the girls' enthusiasm over this sport, speedball wound up with a bang despite the damp weather. ln the Chino games at the Corona playday, all but the sophomore team came through victorious. The junior and sophomore teams tied the score to be this year's interclass speedball champs. The girls' basketball teams played this year in the two court style introduced by the league last year. Zone defense, which was the basis for all team Work, proved exceptionally successful at playday. The senior team Came through the inter- class play-offs undefeated. '. V 'iv e .'f.. i t '-N 'V P ' . ' 9 f .33 s 'F' :Q 1. lv 1 ' . J G IO' ' L Yi ' XM ll . Standing: Irene Morales, Patty D y , Hodson, Miss Firman, Lucille La- Horgrue, Ruth Boyer. Kneeling: Betty Wright, l-Itta Mae Williams, Frances Pickering, liar- hara Meairs, Mary Fletcher. Basketball K- ,lull r- Upper Row: Lucille La Horgue, Etta Williams, Arlene Summers, Ellen Anderson, Muriel Grant, Patty Hodson, Coach Firman, Mary Fletcher, Barbara Meairs, Marcia McConnell, Donna Hoefferle, Mar- garet Kiss. Lower Row: Mary Irene Clark, June Patton, Emma Lou Hess, Nadine Pickering, Arlette Etchart, Reba Hammond, Ruth Boyer, Vir- ginia Crowe, Janice Belardes. Tennis The girls' tennis teams played invitational matches with other schools. The season was a success not only because of the games that were Won but because of the friendly feeling that developed among the large number of girls who came out for this sport. Much of the credit for the girls' eager participation goes to the tennis manager, Barbara Meairs. 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' fC '?gG.- ,-2':pQf gil gp I ' :g'1.g-1 -? fffff Calendar Sept 10 All the Cowboys and Cowgrrls came 1nto town today to open the f1rst day ot school Sept 13 lt walks 1t talks 1t crawls on lts belly 11ke a rept11e Blght thls way to the L A County Falr Sept 17 There w1l1 be a hot trme rn the old gym tonrght as the senlors are royal hosts at the Senlor Iunlor Prom Oct 21 The tables were turned today as the teachers went to school and the students took a hol1 day lt was Teachers V1S1l1HQ Day Nov 8 Quarter grades are expected to arr1ve home any day now Nov 15 Everyone donned h1s best blbn tucker and was seen swrnglng lt at the seml formal dance Nov 19 Chmo and Brea Ollnda were Jolnt hosts at the annual CSF Drstrlct Conference whlch was an overwhelmlng success Dec 6-Annual Football Banquet was held at 1dy1lw11d Cafe w1th all our football heroes and the1r g1r1 tr1ends attendlng Wes Schulz was elected next years captaln and Iohnny Mendes was voted the rnost valuable player Dec 20 A l1tt1e flu bug ellmrnated our annual Chrlstmas program but O1 Alma Maters usual Chrlstmas gltt of a two weeks vacatron meant a merry Chrrstmas for everyone an 2 3 4 Chmo s thlrd annual 20 30 Basketball Tourney resulted 1n a handsome e1ectr1c tlme clock or our gym lan 10 Cecll Sutton Bob Townsend and Clyde Mltchell won trrst second and thlrd places respec 1ve1y 1n the Constltutlon Oratorlcal Contest an 15 lohn Stephen McGoarty poet laureate of a 1torn1a spoke 1n assembly today on the subJect e Land of Make Belleve an 23 24 Many New Years resolutlons were made th1s week as everyone resolved to do hrs studylng mghtly rnstead of the nrght before flnals an 24 Today ends the l1fS1 halt of our school year CSF membershlp has more than doubled and trve new names have been added to the CSF Llfe Membershlp Charter 42401 uni., EDDTJKESB afvwgm SUEDE! 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Q9 Q,-tx E MJ XV CQXDUY DTS F 1 'N M- MITCHML Calendar lan 27 Cpened the second semester and every one was all set for the last lap of the s hool year Feb 7 8 Teachers 1nst1tute poor teachers have to go to school for two days March 21 Our operetta When the Moon Blses was a grand success The moon forgot to r1se but the s ars came sh1n1ng through March 28 Th1rd quarter ends The CSl:'ers cele brated by takmg a two day Boulder Darn tr1p whlch was as educatlonal as lt was enloyable Aprll 4 Come on yes dance' Last seml formal dance wlth the GAA cablnet actlng as graclous hostesses Aprrl 6 Coach Frankle Elder and M1ss Mary Estelle lsbelle were marr1ed 1n Las Vegas' Apr1l 7 11 Clyde M1tche1l wlns County Oratorlcal Contest sponsored by the bankers Assoc1at1on Con gratulatlons Conference at Manual Arts and U S C campus Aprll 30 Parents conferred wlth teachers at our annual open house Clyde M1tchell also wlns alter nate for the State Contest May 2 Bouquets to the band for a wonderful con cert and to Mr Bru1ngton for stlmulatlng the mterest for good band muslc ln Chlno The band marches on' May 9 Chmos top vocallsts attended the Trl County Muslc Festlval May 23 The enlors made the1r last stand tonlght wlth an abundance of laughs and merry makmg You guessed 1t Senlor Class nlght May 24 Many of us had a lump 1n our throat dur mg our last assembly of thrs school year Annuals we e also handed out Slgn mme? May 31 The Tumors rounded up the Senlors and showed them some real Dude Ranch hosp1ta11ty at the Tumor Senlor Banquet Tune l A most meanlngful Baccalaureate sermon was dehvered to the departlng senlors What hes ahead? Tune 2 3 After two days of tough exams Chlno 1-l1gh School closed 1ts doors So Long unt1l next September' lune 4 Another school year 1S over Commence ment 1S over for the senlors school IS over Farewell old School Goodbye teachers So long fr1ends ' if V J, , fg, x If x.-xv:-'QED ggi' 'f' ---W 1 - . C ' ' W . , - - A I ll ll ' If ,HA l 1 I I . K' xt . . ' X 1--f 5 ' ' . 'Q - ' . - z Tx' 'Tai NU ,N - . . Ll 41Px.ar.Jl5 ' f' . . . xi- N J I . V lt f - E ' ' f 'x ', ' ' . . . ' ' ' -T '.f 'll '-I' . ' -Q. , ' V 'V 1 2' I ' I . l T' , W f .337 ' - - - g April 26-CSFers attended the Southern California Yxn W . . . . ar? U Q-, 1 I ' - V xl' - .,, Sf C ZX? , . I 1 - mv 3 - . . . . T . I JI -lm 1 I ' ' 1 , 7 h F We O - , , . .- N. 'jpg ft O ' ' . . Y- - ,..f+:'fH'v'2f -S T S ' I H I 6 fy n A: I. ' ' . I ng: ' J 1 Annu? with ' ' ' ' 5 . 3:5 ' ' ' . ' 1 B t i I , - I ,I sv' ' ' o . ---E-----H 5 -- . I 1 S , 11 T - ' 1' , , . ha- . Can You Imagme . Mr Brooks as Samson combrna hrs harr? Drclc Hoffman not talkrna about arrplanes? Davld Strona as a auret unobtrusrve chap? Bob Brown wlthout hrs lrne? Verne Berryman berna arrl crazy? Leon Pellrssler as a rowdy? lett Ayres as Ioe Lours? A really brlllrant CSF member? Bob Latham wlthout an lncomplete? lack Welch when he wasn t arrplnq about somethlna? Alex Bordlsso and left Kelly playrna house? Georqe Brrd aettrnq hrs lesson? Ellen Anderson wlthout her qlaale? Arllne Summers wlthout lerusha? Lennre Belardes as a proxrde blonde? Frances Prclcerlna wlth bobby socks that match her dress? Mr Elder aolna to school wrthln the speed llmll? Balph Francrs aettrna hls sweat surt oft at a aame wlthout help? Mrs Toste playlnq Beat Me Daddy on her qrand prano? Bob CStep and Fetch ttl Lanadell when he was rn a hurry? Mr Mattrson wlth hrs narls chewed oft? Phyllrs Lana when she wasn t dreamlnq? Mr Myers as a ballet dancer? Frank Perez belna ambltlous? Clyde Mrtchell handrna an essay rn on trme? Gurttord Moore srttrna auretly at a game? Sam Lako when he tarled to aet an asslqnrnent? Helen Freitas beina calm and collected? 1-343' 5 .af Q: ' Wifi! 1 qw ALS NW an bn I 'YU IEW YD ?f' Y. Y. SN .za -Q -5 I .f v N f Q 2 ' X 1 N Q X, 'A if ,J M NT-5 gk . gg: Y V 3 ' YA Yu .2 . ' 5- I v X , 4 f ,ni O . Z: r 51' 'Q A ' 1 p, 5 - Q I .Q V I , A i 7. 2 . ! uw it - I 1 , I -Y JT sr L V ' Q x X .J 'if 1 , is i '1 if-1 Q 1 H 0- I 1 Vol XXV Chlno Callfornla Thursday Februarv 24 1951 No 23 Rancho Rlde Made Natlonal HO11daY CSF ENIOYS PALM SPRINGS Last week the members of the Callforma Scholarshlp Federa t1on were guests of the Nay ago Hotel in Palm Sprlngs They roughed It for seven days at the hotel and returned to the Chmo campus by way of Tlajuana Mexxco and San D1ego This year the members were requ1red to pay half thelr ex penses because of lack of funds due to last years trlp to Nia gara Falls Part of the expense of the students was earned be hlnd the lawn mowers and at the kltchen SIHKS of such cele br1t1es as Doyle Allen race driver Leo Beck famed para thute Jumper and Nell Chll1b0 last owner of the Barnes and Bralnlv Clrcus The students thought It would be a nox el ldea to earn thelr money mstead of drawlng thelr weeklv salarles from the Federatlon Adxlser Miss MIPIHH1 Ir1berr1 and Donald Helsley presldent of the organlzatxon were 1n charge of the group and assumed all responslblllty mcludmg that of the hotel fire Tuesday mght The group NlS1t6d the homes of the numerous moue stars and were mtroduced to J u a n 1 t a Farel famous IHOYIB actress and sole ow ner of the Farel Frlx ol ous Follles The students rode both to and from Palm Sprmgs ln the Super Sleeper busses fur mshed by Loulse Thomas llfe member of the CSF Noted Alumm Speak In Assembly Members of the Chlno A S B were glven an exceptlonally rare treat last Frlday when sev eral noted members of the class of 41 r turned to the1r alma mater and appeared 1n assembly ln response to the urgent pleas of Messrs George Morgan and Harry Mattlson who have been placed ln charge of the monthly assemblles The program got underway 1llll116dld.t8lX after slnglng God Pless Amerlca dlrected by Maestro Dean Brumgton Stu dent body Irexy Roger Cllburn turned the program over t Frank Ierez noted M C on gram who lntroduced Ralph Francls and h1S GUaStl Goo bers who have Just flmshed an engageme1t at the Blltmore bowl Cl'lCll1lSt1'X students were gnen a thrlll when Jefferson Kelley ch nncal XV1Z3.l'd tested hls new telo exploslon process for the first tlme The students were dumbfounded wh n the smoke cleared away and thev saw that Kelley had dlsappear ed Mr l'1senb1se pronounced the experlment a supreme suc cess The last two speakers of the day were Jack Welch Com mander of the U S Mosquito Boat Fleet who spoke on Keep mg the Saboteurs Out of the Coast Guard and Murlel Grant noxellst and dramatlst who g, ue a renew Chlno IS host agam thls year to the hordes of rlders and horses that w1ll attend the four teenth annual Rancho Rlde Many famous men and women are expected from all over the world Th r1de wlll start thls year from the ranch home of Leon Ielllssler As IS the trad1t1on hls wlfe fformerly Joy Harfordj w 1ll rlng the huge gong that wlll start the rlde Probably the person comlng from the greatest dlstance this year IS Dlamond Gordy M Cam who comes from hls dla mond mlnes 1n Slam to attend the great rlde Mr McCam and hls wlfe fformerlv Ruth Dlckln sonj will r1de two black stalllons from the Ieggv Helder Loulse Karesh stables located ln Juno Alaska The horses were shlp ped 1nto Callfornla by Tugboat Franme Ilckerlng Another famous personallty at th1s years five day r1de w1ll be Presldent Rlchard Hoffman founder of the Chlno Umverslty Mr Hoffman wlll rlde ln com panlonshlp of Armando Domln guez founder of the Dommguez Synthetlc Furs Inc Chalrman of this years rlde whlch w1ll start Monday and end Frlday because of the natlonal holidays set aslde for It wlll be 'VIr Elgln Johnson who IS chlef U10I'tlCl3H of Los Angeles coun ty Hls wxfe Mrs Constance -Xbbey Johnson famous w1ld anlmal tamer and clrcus rlder wxll be the hostess of the rude . , Q . - X V V Q V X l S , X f l C -l' l t lf XY ,. x f - 1 Q 1 . - , , x . - K I - c 1 f , we I X o , ,X , 1 I f, K s , 1 -ff K X x 1 . . . ,, ' 7 Y Y 5 Y ' 1 I I I . . . . . . 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Iage 2 LARIAT Thursday February 21 1951 Staff Edltor Bob Latham Asst Ed1tor Geoffrey Ayres Bus Mgrs Lenora Belardes Harry N1Ch0lS Bovs Sports Geoffrey Ayres B111 Hogglns G1rls Spts Charlotte McConnell Organ1zat1ons Cec1l Sutton Kenneth Booth Features Davld Strona Exchange Ed Helen Fre1tas Adv1sers Eldora Hess Carrol Johnson Edltonal It seems to us that It IS about 1211116 someone d1d somethlng about the deplorable cond1t1ons at th1s school After all for the students of a school w1th an en rollment of 4500 to have to put up w1th a sw1n1m1ng pool that was bullt wav back 1n 1942 1S unheard of Th1s pool IS equ1p ped w1th only two d1v1ng plat forms and three sprmg boards and IS only 600 feet by 250 feet However th1s 1S not the worst How many parents reahze that thelr students are r1d1ng IH anc 1ent 90 passenger school busses whlch were bought as far back as 19487 Th1s s1tuat1on 1s truly a hazard to the safety of the students of Chmo hlgh school The best telescope ln the lab oratory 1S a S4000 model whlch has only a 200 1nch lense and IS four years old But the worst th1ng of all 1n our I'Il1I1dS IS the CSF tr1p Th1s year the members of th1s organ 1zat1on who labor dllxgentlv all year long to earn the r1ght to go on th1s tr1p were g1ven only a weeks stay at Palm Sprmgs At that thev had to pay half of thelr evpenses themsely es and were allowed to go to a nlght club onlv two nlghts dur mg the week We C H S students 1ns1st on an 1nyest1gat1on 1nto cond1t1ons and a rect1fy1ng of the same' 1941 LARIAT STAFF EDITS THIS WEEK S PAPER Returnmg to Chmo to attend the fourteenth annual Chmo Rancho Rlde the members of the 1941 Larxat staff accepted the lIlXlt3tl0l'l to edlt th1s weeks number of the Larlat The staff IS headed by Bob Latham now ed1tor of the Ixew York Sun Mr Latham stated that he l1ked yerv much the e1ght page e1ght column set up of thlS years paper Mr G Le Valley Ayres who served as 3.SSlSl2dl1t ed1tor and sport s ed1tor on the 1941 paper IS at present socxety and fash lons ed1tor of the Narod Hourly T1mes The splend1d features you see 1n th1s paper were wrltten by Dave Strona Broadways lead mg mus1c and drama cr1t1c Other members of th1s fine staff are W1llets H0gg1HS pro fess1onal at the Carbon Canyon Country Club Cec1l Sutton promlnent local lawyer Char lotte McConnell model for E Weslev Schulz famous art1st Ken Booth lnternatlonally known golf champ1or1 Lenora Belardes Burkhart w1fe of Col onel J Melym Burkhart of the U S Armv Harry Nlchol d1s tr1buton manager for the Po mona Progress Bulletln and Madame Helen Freltas well known consultant for adV1Ce to the lovelorn Blondle Beauty Parlor If your Complexlon IS Sandy Well Sand lt Down From Our Flles Mar1e I' chemque who achleved great fame and fortune ln her Jumor 1 ear when she was chosen Ch1nos Queen of 41 was mar r1ed la t week to Ralph McBath cltrus fruit k1ng of the west coast MISS P chenlque IS return mg to make a personal appear ance at the Ch1no Clrcle durmg the week of the Rancho Rlde Charles Reeyes who carrled the most outstandmg support mg role 111 the productlon When the Moon 111:95 g1ven 1n 1941 by the C H S mus1c depart ment was recently g1ven a years contract by the Metro polltan Grand Opera Company Paul Bernard achleved natlon wlde I'6COgll1t10I1 as the years best basketball coach He 1S now coachmg for Marlan Clark s Busmess College BALLET TEAM TO REHEARSE Mlss McCray ballet and grand opera team coach an League assembly that prepara tlons for the n1nth annual bal let whlch 1S entltled T1e Fl1ght of the Seven Grasshop pers to be g1X en on the school pren11ses March 4 haye already begun The performances wxll be bol stered by the return of sex eral award wmners of last year s team as Maxme Tappan Patsy H8111 Nadme Cox and Joy Scott are returnmg See the Ayala Mmstrels The Chmo Rltz Mgr Emlly CISSIH Xdmlsslon me PEREZ 61 PINE Prlnlmg Presses Prop LEONA METZG-XR Vie 'Vlake You -Xsst DORIS SAMLELSOL I'1t Our l'ype I v . 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' ' Y v u v W I v ' ' , 1 1 v , v w- r ,y 1 Thursday Februrry 7 1051 LARIAT nge SPGRTS Cowboys Nlp S C F rosh, 33 32 Morgan Twlns Lead Track Prospects F1118 year Coach Paul E MlCk9y s track team has great hopes of winning Chlnos fifth consecutiye Tri County League track Chal I1pl0I'lShlp The squad has many out standing pro pects Headlng the 11st are Leonard and Lawrence Morgan tw ln sons of Mr Mor gan director of the hlgh school a capella choir Although the boys are only sophomores they hate already cracked the school records in several ey ents Lawrence better known as Larry 15 a sensation 1n the seconds ln the high hurdles and 25 seconds flat ln the lows He also holds th school high Jump record at 6 11 Leonard or Lennie IS the schools leadmg 880 man and shot putter He has clocked the half mlle race 1n 1 59 1 and has heated the big 1ron ball 50 11 Little Loule Loubet w1ll carry the Spfllltlllg burden for the Club Coupe Cowboys this year He has run the 100 1n 10 Hat and 220 in 218 seconds Carhsle Younkln wlll also run the sprlnts lx an 'VIay field Jr son of Mr Vlayfield superyisor oxer the agrlculture departments 1000 acre farm and Joe Yzurdloga will run the 440 yard eyent both haxe been timed at 49 5s Young Tommy Webster 1s followmg ln the footsteps of brother Harold and cousln Blll and becoming a great pole xaulter He has cleared 19 1 already thls ye xr Southern Callfornla League Standings Peam WVon Lost Pct Chino Guastl 1 Cal Aero Santa Marla fJr H15 lalm Springs Cal Poly San D1eg0 U S C Frosh Last Weeks Scores Ch1no33 L S C 32 San D16gO 26 Cal Aero 20 Cuastl gl Santa Marla Jr 1 000 Palm Springs 21 Cal Ioly Country Club Holds Annual Open B1ll Hoggins Carbon Canyon Countrv Club pro announced June 5 as the date for the 21510 000 Carbon Canyon open golf champlonship w1th cash prlzes for pros and merchandlse prlzes for the amateurs Thus far Kenny Booth Iowa State golf champ Murray Smlth Notre Dame coach Bob Brown of the United States Air Corp Walt l'1ne Hollywood Country Club pro and Jeff Ay res of the Narod Hourly TITIICS are entered -X l'I1lXSd foursome w1ll lead the tournament made up of M C M stars Patty Hodson and Louise Karesh for the women and financiers Gordon MCCKIH and Louise Gakle for the men PLAY GOLF Carbon Canyon Country Club BILL HOGGIM Iro laced by the br1ll1ant all around play of forward Norman Dunay ant brother of the former Chmo star Junlor Dunavant the local varslty qulntet main talned 1tS perfect record for the season when it edged out Coach Sam Barrys Un1vers1ty of S o u t h e r n Cal1forn1a Frosh cagers IH a thrllllng 53 32 oyer tlme encounter last week at tue Pan I ac1f1c audltorlum In the prel1m1nary tllt the Trojan mehglbles offered llttle resistance to Coach Hausers classy B squad w1nd1ng up on the short end of a 44 18 score The stvle of play adopted by Coach DlLk6WS present cham pxonshlp f1V6 brought back mem or1es of another tltle winning team that of S8 which also copped the Southern California crown Despite the bucket shooting of Howard Hoover Frosh cap tain the locals led most of the way and were never headed un til late 1n the final stanza when the Trojans made a courageous rallv wluch knotted the count at 31 31 when the gun cracked In the extra stanza both squads were held scoreless untll Wayne Johns sank a free throw only in xaln when Capt Dunavant came through w1th a field goal from half court Just as the period ended Dunax ant was high pomt man for the evenlng w1th 22 d1g1ts followed by Charle Reeyes frosh substitute with lo polnts Varslts Summary Chmo C333 SC FroshC32, Boy er F Hoot er 183 Dunaxant U21 F I1Ck8I'1I'lg 123 NIea1rs foj C Wllllams 119 D1ckey 1 YJ Krause Brooks 1 SJ G Johns 3 .' 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G . 1 1 v ' v 2 ' : ' , Page 4 LARI-XI' Thursday February 21 1051 Mxd Wmter Formal Attracts Crowd Ch1no Hlghs sem1b1enn1al mld wmter formal held th1s year at Santa Catahna s Caslno pro ylded a yerv enjoyable eyenmg for the crowd of 3000 co eds and escorts that attended the aFfa1r Sponsored by the F F A the dance was attended by both stu dents and townspeople who were provlded vylth transportatlon at the expense of the F F A Muslc vyas furnlshed by Benny Coodman s orchestra which con sented to play for the occaslon at a reduced rate of S53 500 Th1 IS a great change from the 353 00 orchestra fee allotted to the classes of 40 and 41 The Future Farmers rented the Casmo from Mr Fletcher Setters real estate klng who ovyns the Casmo for S45 000 because Mr Setters IS an alum nus of C H S IN THE GROOVE L1ttle has been Sald about the band that IS plavlng for the Ch1no Rancho Rxde dance th1s week The IYIUSIC wlll be pro Vlded bv Cecll R Suttons Cuban Rhumberos l1vely Lat1n Amerlcan group that IS c1rcl1ng the globe for the thlrd tlme th1s year Mr Suttons charmlng vocal lst 1S Connre Ybarra lovely Argentlnan debutante who made hls outfit popular There yylll be many novelty dances most of them haylng been created by Mlss Indlth Moore authorlty on danclng and etlquette Robert Allen yylll lead most of these dances and w1ll also glye awav thc avy ards Have You Notlced the nevy Ready Lead repeat the teachers haye dlstrlbutedq These pencils Verne Berry man lnyentor of th1s modern appllance the new yentllatlng systems under the desks ln the theaters lnstead of the old fashloned rad lators used 1n the good old days '7 the new a1r rald klts pro yxded for the students by Sen ator Clara Ryffel Callfornlas only fcmale Illillllbfsl of the sen ate? These k1ts are perfect ID completeness ey en to the extent of flashllghts for use ln the bombshelters the wav all the teachers are dressed to meet the requlre ments of the Federal Rancho Rlde Act? P T A To Hold Panel mg penclls that are a glft of Mr Mrs Frances Plrod Strona called a speclal meetlng of the Ch1no I T A to be held Frlday afternoon at 3 '30 o clock at her home The meetmg yy as held to dls cuss plans to hold a panel dls CUSSIOH 111 the vyeeklv assembly The subgect yyrll be The Care of F1ye Year Olds The prlnclpal speakers yylll be Dr Ruth W1l cox and karl Harrls the yyell knovyn ch1ld psy chologsts Others on the panel are Ygnaclo Bar bosa Ralph 'VlcBath and Miss 'llarcla McConnell The New Proprletor HM S BARBER SHOP I rlgger .llm Hartshorn GOSSIP A group of Ch1no beautles these belng Joan Derbyshlre Patsv beckley Harrlet Har groye and latsy Balley are planning to attend the Rancho Rlde dance stag' Whats the ldea g.,1rls Runmng the fellows out of buslness What s the cause of the spllt between the Morgan tyylns these past weeks? It couldnt be a glrl or could lt Gullty Bar bara Beck M zrlcne Cattle has been seen llngermg round the corner of the gym of latc' Could Captaln Stanley Brooks haye anythlng to do yylth tlllSq PERSONAL Miss Arllne Summers for mer Chlno hlgh school drum malorette team leader of 41 VVl'l1t9hl3.llS symphon1c band at the lXeyy Xork lnternatlonal Ex posltlon yy 1ll fly out to Callfor ma to her alma mater to appear ln next Wednesday s speclal as sembly M1 s Summers yy1ll gl ve an exh1b1t1on of trlck baton acts as yyell as her vyorld premlere of her comblned tumbllng and tyurhng performance wedxsh Bakery Novelty COOKIES 8. 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C R EEE md:-C: W W- Aw W 5:95 M. -S: Z L Msg :EU E W .H JEE W MHC EAL C A W W A xp- : -F: M C- W I MW W M C A M A C H EO .VA A VA C H Z Md TH :MH W E WM W C: .1 EE HEC T mr, E N H :K W 'SLEEP H: -W L 63:3 :L-in fd, A mit Semor Class W111 Constance Abbey leaves her freckles to Mary Edwards Ellen Marle Anderson leaves her glggle to Altha Barkley Velma Annan Catelll w1lls her r1ngs to Betty Mae Herod Doyle Allen leaves h1s Pomona g1rl frrend to Brlly B1shop Buben Ayala leaves h1s one g1rl man ab1l1ty to hm Wh1tt1ngton Geoffrey Ayres leaves h1s power of handllng women to Bed Helder Ygnaclo Barboza leaves hrs modesty to Bobert F rady Leo Beck w1lls h1s never klssed a glrl record to Bob Townsend Lenora Belardes w1lls her baby talk to Marcla McConnell Paul Bernard leaves hrs F F A awards to Mr Edwards Verne Berryman leaves h1s mckname Smokey to Mr Mattrson Gerald B1galk leaves h1s one arm dr1v1ng to Darrell Summers George B1rd leaves h1s unlform to Elwyn Knapp Kenneth Booth w1lls h1s tardy slrps to lanet Bogue who seldom arrlves unt1l second perlod Alleck Bordlsso w1lls h1s accordlon to Ken lto Bob Love em and leave em Brown w1lls hls l1ne to next year s student body presldent Chrlstlne Campos leaves her beaut1ful manners to Ilmmy Soper Esther Chavez leaves her na1l pohsh to Vlolet Blshop Nell Chlllbolast leaves her dlploma to her brother Ben Emlly C1esla leaves her Eastern drawl to Eumce Cattle Marlon Clark w1lls her graceful walk to Tony Holbrook Lassetta Close leaves her chubby flgure to Annetha Berryman Marcel1a Com1n1 leaves her advlce on how to get your man to Maloa Ebel1ng Fred Decker w1lls hls permanent wave to Charles Beeves who doesnt use anythlng but curlers Alex Draz leaves hls golden volce to Bud W1ll1ams Elolse Dlaz leaves her beaut1ful complexlon to the sophomore glrls Ruth Dlckson w1lls her grft of gab to Cec1l1a Decker Armando Dommguez w1lls h1s pos1t1on of manager 1I'1Cl119l to anyone wtth feet as b1g as h1s Buth Drake w1lls her good grades to Bob Townsend luana Echemgue w1lls her rowdy ways to Glorla Tones Frances Elrod w1lls her book of halr styles to Helen Freltas luanlta Farel w1lls her Ed1tor1n chlef pos1t1on to anyone who hkes to worry Mary Fletcher w1lls her sgueals and funny faces to Mrs Weller Balph Fat Francls w1lls hrs d1et to hm Snake Walters Louts Gakle w1lls h1s bus to anyone who ll dr1ve 1t n I . . 11 11 . 1 11 . . 11 . 1 11 11 . 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Margaret Grsler wrlls her drslrke for boys to Phyllrs Lang Martrn Gonzales wrlls hrs salmon colored car to the Junror grrls Manuel Gonzales wrlls hrs curly harr to Irmmy Smrth Murrel Grant wrlls her abrlrty as an actress to lrene Mo ales Harold Hammond leaves hrs and Swede s seats at the Fox to anyone who wants them loy Harford leaves her dancrng slrppers to Marran Brockmerer lrrn Hartshorn wrlls hrs harr cut to Ted Bare who needs rt Peggy Helder leaves her song leadrng to the Lassa twrns Patty Hodson wrlls her short dresses to Lourse Brumbaugh Rrchard Hoffman wrlls hrs knowledge of arrplanes to the hrgh flyrng Bob Townsend Brlly Hoggrns wrlls hrs bad manners to Cutre Harrrs Audrey Holmes wrlls her Crown that she recerved from Patty Preston to loyce Wrllard Marram lrrrberrr wrlls her long frngernarls to Marcra McConnell loe lertberg wrlls hrs Advanced Algebra to anyone who can frgure rt out Elgrn lohnson wrlls hrs debonnarre arr to lames Rapattonr Lourse Karesh leaves her personalrty smrle to Mrldred Payne Helen LaHorgue leaves her brology rncompletes to Wrnnre Van Pelt Bob Latham wrlls hrs Zanzabar loke to anyone who can stand rt Ralph McBath wrlls hrs secrets to Howard Sommers Gordon McCarn leaves hrs F F A membershrp to Charles Reeves Charlotte McConnell leave her masculrne attentron to Made lerne Rozelle lohnnre Mendes leaves hrs place as most valuable man on the football team to the one and only Robert Grrer Leona Metzer leaves a lock of her blond harr for all to remember her by Eva Grtrz leaves her drgnrty to Margaret Abbott losefa Ortrz wrrls her krnd ways to Betty Wrrght Leon Pellrssrer vv rlls hrs subtle humor to Dave Grant He ought to try rt sometrme Harry Nrchols wrlls hrs smrlrng face to that champron of sour pusses Clarence Bowman Frances Prckerrng leaves he catty remarks to Donna Hoefferle Frank Perez leaves hrs ambrtrous nature to those who wrsh to know the technrgue of dorng most by dorng nothrng Walter Prne w lls hrs speed and ambrtron to Mr lohnson Cande Reynoso leaves her bashful ways to Vrrgrnra Crowe who could use some of them ' ' ' ' r . lefferson Kelley leaves his studious nature to Guifford Moore. 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Myrtle Russell wllls her rosy cheeks to all the glrls who w1sh thelrs were rosy too Clara Ryttle W1llS her stubbornness to Elwyn Knapp Dor1s Samuelson wllls her ab1l1ty to handle Cam to the Junlor glr s charles Setters leaves h1s ab1l1ty to wrlte essays bust ask Mr Mattlsonl to Edlth Moore Rachel Stockwell w1lls her cosmopolrtan arr to Ruth Wllcox Dav1d Strona wont w1ll loy to anyone but he gladly w1lls the technlque that kept her to Darrell Summers Arhne Summers leaves her beaut1tul blushes to the unblushable Marabella oecll Sutton leaves hls ablhty to handle the younger ot the talr sex to one more sulted for the Job Dorothy Van Dyke wllls her gr1n to the Jumors to cheer them up after the senlors are gone lack Welch wllls h1s smooth man of the world a1r to Sammy Lako .Flosamond Wlre leaves her ab1l1ty to see above us all to V1rg1ma Mlller Inez Hagsdale leaves her Chattey sweater to lanet Lang Consuelo Ybarra leaves her gulet ways to lanet Bogue Berl Zlllman w1lls h1s broken promlses to Mrs Toste layne Ortman Wells leaves the bhss of marrled hte to Glorla lones Clyde Mltchell leaves Cwe hope? that mustache he s been trylng to grow all year to Mr Dlckey charles Moore wllls h1s ab1l1ty to get around to those httle guys 1n the nmth grade ODACFCD EQUQAL TEAM Mr Moo e Coach CL, M tch ll , I I A r v 1 v 1 n I I n I , . I fx - . . . . , . I I I ' 1 , , . , . . ,N . . . . - I D de I i e Winner Senior Kids Swv 194' vgf da? L 1 337 ef!-vii,JE'f if mms. if C4 3'-3916 M SM:- Aegis A -an 'Vx' I Acknowledgments Tc CI V Mr Iohnssm pr nt my ms u ctw Mr Iohn M96 phcbtogrciphel 41 P Q 1 Th L Proqress BUWQ+1I OVSIB GPG bmdmq Mrs. 5:10, C1 uso? . , 1 11 L 'iw Miss Lcmq, Uri imstrllctci TX 1 I Kd SU i , L. A. Et1cQ51KQ.1v :r :, I-hgh School Boosters El Chasgur staff takes th s opportunrty to thank those who have contrlbuted to our advertlsmg sectron tor wrthout therr help the publlcatlon ot our annual would be 1mposs1ble We urge the students and faculty to trade at the places of busmess l1sted be low and mentlon that you saw the advertlsement ln El Chasgur Patten Bhnn Lumber Co M De Young Mtg Co Ch1no Bakery Leo Beck Meats Ch1no Bulldmg ci Loan Beher s Pharmacy C F Ten Eyck Hardware hm s Barber Shop Sateway Store Buck s Barber Shop D G D Bubber Co Beckley s Servlce Statron Howard s Men s Store Arts Shoe Shop Porter Vance C-rrocenes lohn P Evans Clothlng l-erry s Apphance Store Cntarlo Auto Wreckers Nlx :Sf Albrlght Chevrolet B H Cattle lnsurance l C Clarke Beal Estate Mlllers lewelry Store Bumstead Sportmg Goods Pallrs Bros Dept Store Soper Bros lmplements Tom B omley lnsurance Marguerrte s Style Shop Wrlght Bros G Brce Furnrture P E Ostran ci Co Ch1no G1lmore Servlce Ch1no Bowlmg Academy lohn s Typewr1ter Serv1ce A B Brown Insurance Mogle Bros Pumps F H Cathn lewelry Drew Carr1age Co Bob Steele Trres lohn Weber s Barber Shop ElEx1to I Bomo Shoe Beparr W' B Van Dusen Ch1no Drug Co Ch1no Cram 6: M1ll1ng Whrttlngton of Greer Nursery Progress Bulletln . i . Monte Wells, Shell Service Ewarts, Clothing Sporting Goods --Men's Sz Boys' Clothing Shoes Howard s Men s Store Chrno Cleaners Sz Dyers 662 D Street Chmo Cleamng Pressmg Dyelng Alteratlons Conqrotulotlons to the Gloss of l94l SAFEWAY STORE 385 6th Street Vernon Dodge Ralph Forester Dove Ddvls BECK S MARKET Leo Beck Prop Howord McGcmnon Asst Arts Modern Shoe R pcnr mv S1DlO Holt Solmq No Repcu ed Look Shoe Supphes Laces 672 D Street Pohshes Chlno Cczllforma o mollrnen s of C F TEN EYCK Hdrdwore Pomt ci Dolry Supplle Bank of Amerlca Bldg D St Chlno Ccxllfornxcr I I t LH l ll ll n ll Il O I sl I ' I II XX e . ' il' - ' -e 'r - ' M v ' I fx' . ' 1 Lf 1 lr L - n ll ll I l l 01- Oi I Congratulatlons to the Class of 194l Reher s Pharmacy Accurate Prescr1pt1on Servlce Hrqhest Quahty Merchandlse Agency for Yardley Cara Nome Adnenne Cosmetlcs Porter Vance cEocEE1Es VEGETABLES MEATS FRESH FRUITS Seventh and D Street Chmo Calxfornla Tlmely Clothes Nunn Bush Shoes SOC1elY Brand Clothes Arrow Shlrts JOHN P EVANS Style Headquarters Smce l9ll 269 West Second Street Pomona Stetson Hats Palm Beach Sults McGregor Sweaters lantzen Trunks I ltt Hd l Good Luck Class of 1941 Chlno Gram and lvhllmg Holy Grotm Poultry cmd Stock Suppl es 501 S Central Phone 5181 Patten Bllnn Lumber Co Lumber and Bu11d1ng Materlals 493 S 5th Street FINE OLD COLONY PAINTS Phone 5501 Chlno Callfornlcr xx ll . . E. Phillips 11 k CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the Class of 1941 tsopipxanost 1 TQ go UAUTYSDELLSEW1 Case tractors threshers and tarrn rmplements Hardware pamts o11s and grease Electrrcal apphances Stock and poultry remeolres Rachos batterres harness auto accessor1es Dearco motor o11 tractor reparrs Hay ararn and straw 344 So Central Ave Phone 6391 Chmo CG1lfOrnlG John I-I Mee Photographs Phone 1142 222 W. Holt Avenue Pomona, Callfornia jp ' - WL, 'w f. ' q-i 4- fi . 1 a l , one vt very- l 1 gf t ant to lac . I I I 0 I - I - . I I hd Bbbfj Chino Gilmore Service Walt W. Noble and Martin Echito CHECK CHART LUBRICATION Slxth and Rwerside Drlve Phone Chmo 6371 Tires Candy Tubes Ice Cream Batterles Soda Pop Chino Bowling Academy Bowl for your health Eight Brunsw1ck A B C Mapleways Alf Conditioned Manger 751 D St Phone 5701 Ilm Ralph Chino California Sales Service JR IOHN S TYPEWRITER SERVICE lO8 West A St Qntarlo Calliornia 'QI-N f Hart Schaffner 6. Marx Clothing Gantner W1k1es Campus Togs Dobbs Hats gaflfafiudhfi. Skmper Sports Wear Bostonian Shoes Varsity Cords Iones Kmt Lettermen s Sweaters He'll get your wind- s iel ever time. . . o y 'ray says, This is a good place to - - u n spend an evening. ' ' ' . I ' , ZFETW-Gan' -.L .fy --Q1 , -1. 1 X K. C-14 , He keeps our type- R9I'lLCIlS Legg-f fl'-9 I ,Aa ' -1' 111 writers ln shape. I ,,4j,?ijg221P,'9 pg1 ,, ,, . .- . Vg-X ' - I W.. ...Mfg .- . , . o I So did WeSley. I 1 I 6 ll h Insurance IS an Old Old Buslness Varlous torrns of nsurance Were praotlced in anclent and medleval tlmes 1nsuranC.e as a buslness dates back to 1667 The tlrst Amerlcan company a mutual was formed by Bemamln Franklln ln 1751 That Company today after 189 years lS a strong and thnvlna Concern The tlrst Mutual lnsuranoe Company Was oraanlzed ln 1922 by George 1 Medherle a farmer ot Bloomlnaton 1111no1s Today after only nlneteen years tt s the largest exolustye autornoblle lnsuranoe company ln the world State Farm Mutual Automoblle Insurance Co Bloomlngton Ill1no1s A R BROWN 1008 East D St Chlno Callfornla Ph 6162 MOGLE BROTHERS Well Dnllmg Pumps Englnes Motors Layne 6. Bowler Pumps All Klnds of Repamnq 0 370 S. Central Avenue Ch1I10. CCI11f0r1'11CI , i , , , r says,t1t . , , 1 t l nk a eadf' ' ' A ' ' ' . . i , . I D I I I 5 li . T I I T I It 1 1 Bloghiwluw ' tl F ture Fur- se It HEI EXito Shoe Repairing Shop 1079 Garey Avenue Phone 5982 Pomona Cahforma Otters you the very best rn mater1a1 and all Work IS Guaranteed I RCMO Manager W Van DUSEN DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods Ready to Wear Phone 5567 Chlno Callfornla CHINO DRUG CC PTSSCTIPTIOH Druqqlsts GGZCII KISS 5 D St Chlno Callforma INSURANCE REAL ESTATTE S99 S963 Frre Hay Gram Auto With WorkmansCompensat1on CR H CATTLE? See Us For Your For Cxty Rates On Insurance County Trades Ofhce Phone 5172 House Phone 6426 Chlno Callfornla I 11 See You BUCK S BARBER SHOP Satlsfactron Guaranteed D Street Chino Cahfornla .B. . . 61 ,, ,, . . I . . R. H. CDickP CATTLE In C. UOQD CLARKE at Chmo Bu1lcl1ng Sz Loan Assoclatlon CEstabl1shed l922 hy local c1t1zens to a1d 1n the promotlon of thrlft and hurldlna of homes? Savlnqs msured up to 335000 Maxlmun lnterest pald conslstent w1th safety Servel Electrolux Gas Refrlaerator Packard Bell Phonocords PERRY S APPLIANCE STORE Phone 5032 Chxno 6th 6. D St I P Louloet Co Mtars of Alfalfa Molasses and Leaf Meal Phone Pomona 1090 Chlno Calxforma We W1sh to Thank W ll Students and P T A ot C l-l S for therr patronage durlna the school year and hope we may contlnue to serve you rn the future CHINO BAKERY Author1zed Dealers of Llbby Owens Shatterproof Glass Installed Ontano Auto Wreckers ToM BACHELOR l55 South Pleasant Avenue Near East A St Ontarro Calrfornla Phone 615112 Cars Bought Auto Parts and Exchanqed New and Used MONTE WELLS Shell Products Goodyear Trres tht l-lay Gram Lornmercral l:'GTllllZ91'S 353 Central Avenue Phone 5787 A friend in need. . . , , , , . , lv You'll never want to t leave home if you have lu wi 1 phonocord. , I l 11 ' --'7l'ALi n ll ll 'W 1' Treat your livestock to Wholesale Hay ome alfalfa Molasses. Wlrs. eer says, .-. . . .. I Their pies are better ' than mine. ' ' . Where We fix 0 prow jobs. Nlfmto will treat jou ' r ' I N - L . C X Chlno 5711 Res Chmo 5326 Pomona 333 NI 3 I A REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 590 E Fifth Avenue 328 So Central Avenue Pomona Chlno Congratulahons to the Class of 1941 MARGUERITE S STYLE SHOP h Style Headquarters for Chino Valley Phone 5597 65 D St Ch1no Cahf Congratulations to the 11m s Barber O1flCe Phone 6491 Resldence Phone 5334 M De YOUNG MFG CO Pump and General Work Agent for Wlnthroath Pump 304 S Central Avenue Ch1no Wrlght Bros Sz RICG 6 Furnlture on Friendly Terms 252 So Maln St Pomona Phone Pomona 1928 P E Gstran Sz Co Qntario S Leaclma Department Store Men and Vlfomeri S Furnishmas s 'XII .1UllIl'sUIl Quality Plus Style Euchd at B Ontarlo, Calif. r, . a'field Said, If - 'I J ,H 1, I . ll ' ' mu want msur' lice, see r A- V 1 ,, .,,... Fwm llromloyf' ' C irlsz Get your bztnquft ' ot es here. ' 1 ll ll . u I l 1 I mls responsible for Class of fso W 0 l l grooniecl en. - I Where Ilob lloocl gut , , . h s start. . I verett Miller drives I I their deliv ry wagon. . ., fry them for shun-S. I l V Conqratulatlons to the Class ot 1941 NIX and Albrlght Sixth Street Chlno Ccxht Phone 6400 L Q Q MILLER S CPEDIT IEVVELPY STORE h me et Expert Dlomond Settmq Tovvoh' of Wfo ch Repcurmq Convemen C edit Terms 215 E Second St Pomona Cahf L G Bumstead Sportmq Goods Wltson fxthtet P Eoulf ment Phone Dlal 109 East 612 191 Ontarlo B Street Falhs Bros Department Stor CNTARIO f A1 11 OPNUX A Fme Store 111 cr Flne Clty Whlttlngton and Greer Nursery Tr es Shr 11:5 and Flowers Lcmdsccmmcr and Plor-mn-5 LETU HPLP fnj N fx 11fQ 1480 East Fifth Ave Pomona X lt M lliclwy ul' HIV. ' ' Y :V.i0L5lf , . t rt , .. - ember, h r .. 1. U.. 61 sb.- 1, 1 l ff,J W t -- a plece of - ' I ' I 1' . . , . T11Q11't9l - 2 4 - x topS. A 'X ld A 'V . . 3 g., ce, A Fine Fino City. '1 ' JA 7 , ll I- I I I ll . . 9 , , 'L , ' 1'USl'ft I 1' f I lf l sk Juzmitu. -Q V I NJ gl . . .' o ooo fiom . Diamonds Watches I F H CATLIN -. , Ieweler Fine watch repairing Phone 280 152 W Second Street Pomona D and D RUBBER CO lll So Lemon Avenue Ontar1o Wholesale Automotlve Parts and Supplies Machine Shop BECKLEY S SERVICE STATION RICHFIELD PRODUCTS Wholesale 6 Retail Phone Chlno 6121 6th 6. C Sts Congratulations Best Wlshes F rom TO THE CLASS OF 1941 208 N Euclid Ontario Callfornla Tires Vulcanizlng 6. Retreadlng Tubes Bob Steele Tire Service Pl h Complete Tire Service 611637 E Second Street Phone 1724 Pomona Callfornla Compliments to the Class of 41 X Iohn Weber s BARBER SHOP gh I Special Laches Hair Shapina and Sharnpooina Central Avenue Narod Cal1forn1a Lonnie s s, 'lhfit's ' ' xx here I K Laine from Brooks super se ce I trades here. ' 5th and Central. I I Art should know. llc works here. ' We ride to School in DREW CARRIAGE CO their busses, . D I He never fails to ad- vertise in I C asqui. ll I n II I l II II Don't look like at wild man for girly. Go to 1 .lolm V0lmer's llzxrlmrfr A I I l I I .' om. . Proms ullehn ' A LG4Q9TWOdLT1PkIf cyulpced kr QU ypesci PRINTING ,K vga! I ,Y ijaff Q 7 -,,e.-wr, srl,-N 1l l 'P'-ff ' - ' , ,-ra. 1 , , U... 'vt-t1Tv1:I .-I. -1 3 . ' an -' ET I1 Q L , N 7 I Y J' QA-xtgg, 1,9s