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

 - Class of 1943

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Chino High School - El Chasqui Yearbook (Chino, CA) online collection, 1943 Edition, Cover
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V - '-, 11 ' , , ' , annual publication of Chino california Chino unified high school dedlcatlon Speed up proouctton hor been thc dll throuqh thc M342 43 school yecrr Speed up prodtlctron And dll relos d ondeovor hdvc token up the chctllenqe to meet nov stnpct s dll prevrou rccords ot speed ettrcrency oyuolrty dnd qL1Ct ll ty By the end ot N43 So OOO OOO workers wx tl be needed rn he country s worlqtnq ond trohtrno torces sovs Doul McNutt hos thrust tts shoulder to the wheel ond hos rded productron by contrrbutrnq trcnnod youth ond by enlorqtnq too opportunrtrcs tor trdrnrnq El Chdsqur M943 dedrcortes rtsolt tc ohnso H oh School ond to the cornmuntty wx hrch rnctlqes s Ach d p oduc X e sc nool posstble Wheels ot proou o hove been kept no Crops hdve oeen pldnted dnd hdrvested Stomps otnd bonds hdve been purchosed Pcrculty rnetnbers dnd students hove o ned the colors Chtno l-hgh School hd mot the chollenoe o d 1 l conttnue to meet tt ff N 1 ' A! ff S A 1 CTV' U gn ,, t ,,, 4 A A , ' l , ' , 1 i - V , S, , til ' El Chcrsqut, H943 dedtcdtes itself to Chino l-ltofh School which . i 1 Ol . t t t ,N t A I t t ' ' S t F T1 1 1 ' . ' ' ' ct . ttgrni 2 l , . Ai i 1 t ' e J n S WL ' senior high chorus Q Oi? . junior high chorus Ya L:J-nhri girls' glee club ' C5 za fa junior high orchestra senior high orchestra senior high band 'm..,,f typing chemistry homemaking 1 1 machine shop woodshop graphic arts ir Q.-Q..-M -A 1: A gafsf- .- 1. -,-.04 . .f 'f'f f '1 1 R, : 'Fifi ' x Z Jffiliflillll ,uachszlbw 1 , I is Q as I board of educahon Frye busy men represent the Chmo cornmumty rn deter mmlnq school polrcy selectmq personnel ond mctnotqlnq the fmctnces of the school They qlve of therr trme ond effort wrth out ony recompense beyond thot of the srncere oppreclcttlon ot the communrty for cr Job Well clone The yectr l942 43 hos seen new problems ctrrse but they hctve been met Wrth couroqe and fores1qht ond Chlno schools mctrch on wlth the best personnel department Qi Q LEONARD F COLLINS GLEN LIVINGSTON HOMER BOGUE Spe ted tofShools Pesdet fBoad Cl koIBoud I L DUNLAP LEON PELLISSIER EARL NEWMAN . I I I u ' 1 . . . A I i el ' 1 ! 1 ' Y 7 I I U fin D en C l' L I1 O l' el' 1' chief of production K-af' ,X LEONARD F COLLINS Supermtendeht Chmo Puhllc Schools Never before hav we had so little trme m whtch to do so much FDR Our country today faces the greatest cr1s1s 1l'1 1ts hlstory Everythmq that We hold dear lhcludmq freedom and the Amerlcan Way of hte lS at stake' ' l Thls lS a War of c1v1l1zat1ohs and rt lS a War of survlvall I l Our country needs the help of every mdrvldual You can help and your help IS heeded' What are the greatest needs? What can you do? Your on Uncle Sams team now' He needs your best Build up your health We have a tough hara war ahead Your own hte-and the safety of Amertca depend on your strength and courage-wrth that of others Let s all lrve up to tramxng rules' of every hundred frghters are techmcrans Education helps greatly Study at your best Gxve practtcal help to the war program Buy bonds and stamps Raise a vrctory garden Help tn the salvage camnaxgn Iom the Vtctory Corps Spread our C H S spxrxt of cheerfulness and courage Wrxte letters everv week to men m our hghtmg forces ultwate spmtual values America needs them now Lets avoid hatreds as Lmcoln dtd Wtth malice toward none with charttv tor all 7 What ts the most rmportant Job' It s the Job ahead' ' ' lt s the day ahead' When we do them well we help to wm the war We challenge you to do your best for Amenca' Cordrally yours L F Collms 4 I Ayxy X ,, of 1. 'e . ' . . ' . . . 2. Our military leaders say in substance: Stay in school and graduate. . . Today sixty-three out 5. . Q . . . . D I I - I I foremen Roy H Seldel fn o lac 111cmhun1cal dr vm '04 r ul-ern km Jo lllllllbll rf Tl ullurc Ray Lewls Florence Tosie Horace Moore mg In of Q1 QOLM11 SCIQHCS Y Lhlllllf 1 ur Jlfl ld of , 5 lrtrrenl dorm of Jumo ugh Dean I Brumqton VHJSIC Paul E Mlckey Carrol D Iohnson Gertrude Larsen lesner Sholander x Q IV' S new do: f ully uct r vifv-f,11n:igi3l flwv . 'IIS - ' . ' ' Q1 A ' fl me' ' 1 I qv ' 55 lux Envligl, gig Q4 A Q I Ivan Mayfield Eldora Belmour Lilian Iohnson . ' 5 fl 'Q .. A lil: ary ELC X il ' . ' ' foremen QQ' sv Martha Rxggs Genevxeve McCrossen Ons Brooks Bermce Buckley homemakmq Spamsh wood shop soclal SCIGHCG Enghsh Wxlma Homer Merlm Elsenblse Mary Paul Commerce scxence Enqhsh Jumor busmess arlthmehc Ilse Scheiier Alxce Lmdsley Hazel McCray Jus V S1 1 an P01 cm kmf Spanish Lutm Amerm n hstory Enqllsh Helen Barsumlan speech Enqhsh soual SLIODLO Wayne Hauser Cys lhYS1Cf 1 edu Mon 0 h G ! 5 F , 2 - A 'N , f'l'p..y'g:Ied'.1g,tif . Q ' 5 ' E' 'Q ',: cc' '11 I Ng ,IC in, I' foremen fra 'S li i wi 2' Vvs Mx Ray Cullen Hazel Weller Lucllle Sedlachek tc S' r mf sarem S IllIll'l91'llCIl1 5 homemakmq ounscl llll Lmnea Holmherg 1 r lnsmoss 1' me C We Steve Searcy Manan Krozek George Morgan Beverly Gray .xltum er mus1c fhmetm --L EXC nal? ra H Fox Genevieve Pedley Mmam Brouse lean Ullman Dorothy Vollmer Fredenck Henselmexer Jn sm agent 0 Ury to e- f e I tc 0 e-tory to me mrs dxrector of child welfare sur ermlendem ,mm 1p,1l e-an ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE FIRST SEMESTER l-'OREMEN Charles Shepherd Levi H Dxckey Frank Elder Lylee Moran! Dorothy KC!19GG1'd Venus MUYUDGZ yc GI xy ,lv Q W HZ , 'K V 4 x ' -2- , 'A r 2,- sv. ' Us. v 4 -1 . 1 ' , . ,',..'.,f, an f X I ,, 1 guy? x Q -,,- .,. ' ' A r ,Ai b Q 3 In Q A W ap- E33 N M - 3 fn':21:j5g', L ka - A Vp' .QE i W f M wg, '.lIl'C V' ' , f .5 '11 eg: ' ,, ent 1 ' ' 1 .h .ti f Al' Q ,., L . 43, YS- y 4 X ' 'W vu , L ff' 5 :.,1.:f, '--' A Z JM zgriff' ,, ' 1 uri, . f ,. -v, Q -me . QF? . iq 3 .. A I . . . . . . 5: aka ' g 2 sexier th segr I3 y the s,cr 1 r e ' f 3 ' A ' C' f Cl ff- P do 5 , ' 1,..f ' 2: W Af R4 V 13:1 ' .ze 21-g1:1:u,g:,, 1. :1.:'f.e1t,1'1'5 mem. :king E.::11e1z11:L:L:1g sei-rein t the 'ea VCT' WA I ORVIS SMITH 1 Presrdent ROY lONES Vice-Presideni student counoll A powerful democratlc force 1n Chmo Hlqh School IS the Stu dent Councll to Whrch student body members are elected after a vraorous campalqn and votma done 1n the approved manner The Counc1l made up of student representatlves and three fa culty advlsers acts upon affa1rs pertment to the welfare of the hugh school 1n regularly held meetmqs lt IS to be commended for asslst ma ln keepmq the school on even keel rn troubled Umes Ol1ver Mr Moore R Hernandez SEATED Mr Lewis Mrs Toste E Wllllams V1C9PY9Sld nt R ,ones B tty Herod Pres1denI O Smrth Secretary I Booth C Dunn Bo 'X U X I - . I X4 .. I ' A 'V STANDING: Mr. Seidel, A. Boyer, R. Gray, H. Sommer, M. Kiss, T. Bare, B. Race, E. Williams, D ' ' A . ' A '. , . i D T Q . 41 rr, J B, l s X r 'il C , w M ,fy W W ,swf ff W W WA MW W W ,ff VD ff! WW LMW My Wjjvdwkgfcxfivggf? M WW wif 'V ww wg JM Q QD MN YK .V ' - . , VW' ,773 4 475 f' , a J. M , VL W 7 .r M M ' K ' I , I? X , f'f,1f'f 1 fy ,ff M , V4 W MWQW MM? Vw Mx 'l O If ' r. 3 - 5 ' 9' f sl . Q Q X ' 1' I 'kr' mf f Qf 1 QW! I 'KW' ,W 0 K Q , 9 g Q on JW I KV' VOfkkdN ff J rf J I lead men HOWARD SOMMER Pfesidem IANICE BOOTH wlrsx Treasurer ELLEN KESHISH Secfelmy MAME MARLENE LASSA Soc1al Chalrman TED BABE V109 Presldenl Class Advxsers Mrs Toste Mrss Barsumxan Mr Selclel Class Mothers Mrs P K Thomas Mrs Verne Berryman product1on report The senrors of l943 salute you as We pass from W1th1n these walls whlch have cherlshecl our fondest dreams seen the reallzatlon of many ot them come true and tra1ned us so that those Though the future may be darkened by clouds ot War and the brlqht vrslon ot what 1S to be obscured by the smoke ot battle We pledae ourselves to be true to those ldeals ot democracy and the brotherhood ot man Wlth Whlch we have been nourrshed ln Chrno l-hah School and to enter the great Workshop of tomorrow determlned to be a laborer worthy ot hrs lure 1n whatever held We tlnd ourselves Semors whose pxctures do not appear on the lollowmq Paqes MARY SILIEG I L WINTERS CHONITA CISNEROS FRANK MENDES Football 4 F F A Oftlcer 4 aspirations we have shall not lie dormant Within us. production line ROBERT HELDER Football 2 3 HOWARD SOMMER Class President 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4 Track 3, 4 Foot al JW' REBECCA FLORES Homemakmq Club BEVERLY BROWN A A Lar1at Stuff 4 Basketball 1 3 BETTY H5309 G A A 4 ETHSEEIS3 U? 4 Tnple Trlo 3 4 q CSP 1 Yell Leader 3 4 GRACE CAMPOS COLLEEN BOWMAN A A MARIE Mnnrsm: LASSA Class Ofhcer 4 El Chasqul 4 G A A l 2 3 Cabmet A A 2 3 Cdlrmf, RICHARD BERTSCHINGER Trmle Trxo 2 3 4 T nmg 1 2 3 G A Basketballl 2 3 4 CSF 2 1 2 3 Pre Lettermens Club 3 4 'X l G. . .4 A l,,4 cs. . .4 G...1..,fwt4 ,A '.' 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A. 4 El Chasqui 4 Student Council 4 PETRA PADILLA IIMMIE WALTERS Basketball l 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Girls' League Officer 4 Capt 4 A S B Busmess Mar 4 Baseballl 2 3 productlon 11ne IIMMIE STULL CS 2 3 Bays Club Othcer 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 Basketball Capt 1 2 Capt SAM MINNICH na l Orcbestra 3 4 IANET BOGUE Trxplc Trto l Yell Leader 3 Or t1on Team Drama 3 4 3 BILLIE PARKER A A Glrls Glee Club Z GUIFFORD MOORE F otball 1 2 3 4 nd l 2 Basketball Mar 2 Lettermens Club 3 ROSIE ORTIZ Homemakmq Club 4 HOWARD HOOVER Basketball l Z 3 Tenms 1 3 Band I 2 3 Stude Orauon Team 3 ELLEN KESHISH Class Offrcer 4 Trlple Trlo 3 Glee Club 2 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 IACK SEITEL Band l 2 3 4 n Duector 4 MARGARET KISS A A 2 3 Trxple Trto Song Leader 3 4 Lanat Staff 3 OREN RUSH Football 2 Track 3 EDMOND WILLIAMS Basketball l 2 3 4 Tenms l 3 El Chasqut 3 edtto A S B Ofhcer 4 JH '14 x ' - i G. . .1,2 ' ' ,3 , T ' l O . . t Ba , ,3,4 . . ,3, 4 . . ' ,4 f ,,,4 X 1 - ,V J N .,r' f ' A . 1 P , X A , A ' G ...,, Pres,4 '. ,, .3,4 4 I A 3 tt Ba ' ,2,3,4 ' ' ,3,4 X 4 A ' 42,4 N ' , f X ' 'r4 . I t X Xk productmn 11ne onvls slvnm B Presldent 4 J ETTA WILLIAMS G A 7:44.-fZf.?,2.f-Qff ff zgfjtyvyvg A LOUIS MILLER -12' ANNETHA BERRYMAN A A Trlp 0 TTIO 2 3 4 G1TlS League Offlccr G A MARGARET GUILLEN Lum lt 4 A A CLARENCE MILLER LOU Editor 4 Domus Horzrrrms 1 2 3 A A Lcxrlot Stuff 4 C Basketball 3 Cop! Glee Club 1 3 FRANCES KARESH Y ll L d 3 GQA T 'itz Cic1b1net3 4 O Q A 1 2 3 Cabinet Tnple TFIO 3 4 A 3 Orchestra 1 CECILIA DECKER C l 2 3 LCITICIL Staff 4 A A El Chcxsqul 2 FRANK ANDREWS Dmmcr 4 F olbcxll l 2 4 Basketball Mgr l 2 Tenms l DORA LEE WOOLEN llomemrxlunq Club 4 MARGUERITE LASSA Class Oihcer 2 El Chcsqm 4 Glrls Lefwque Officer 4 G A A l 2 3 4 ! A' U . I kj CSR' A V4 G... .1,2,3,4 .5 1 , .4 , , 1 Q xxx 14 2, A. X- O. . .3,4 x I 5 - . . ' - G ...,,, if N' ww- , sid '? f- XQSNP A T - Q 1 ' I f A' sF,,,4 . V,i','fl ' ' I G. . .l,2,3,4 X' I ' G. , .l,4 '1 ' ,W Ou' 34 4 O f' Gf. .344 , production line Orchestra l 2 3 Bcxsketbull l Capt 2 T mus l 2 3 Boys Club Presldent 4 DOROTHY MELTON A G A Lcrrrrzt Scif 4 IOAB PACILLAS Bcrsketb ll 3 nd l 2 h T1 S1 HELEN CHALUPNIK Girls Lecxque Oth Lorlot Stuff 4 A A LEON GEORGE CHESTER AMES FRANCES COTA cuwbut HAUSMAN O Gsm l 2 3 4 PEGGY DOMINGUEZ EMIL eN Y Cer 3 FotbC1lll2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 Boys Club Pres ERMA ROBLES A A 3 Sat rple Trro 4 3 4 l omomczl-.mg Club 4 MAHIOHIE HELSLEY 4, A A A 3 Sec Lmrmt Stuff 3 G A Band 3 4 I P , 1 t 'ly 4 ,L 'lGlA.Qgx.1,2, 3,4 I ,Q L- gr L, , 1 r X f , ,K y f lt! , X itll , L ,tt 1 , tw 1 1 l sr gt X L! , G. . .1,2, , fy tx 5 ju!! 1 ' ' O. . .3,4 3 I' ttrx in I x I X JU Mx V N ' f tit t ' 3 x4 J l :!' , . , J 4 x 's' ALBERT BOYER e ' , I ' - E A G. . .1 3 I I. Q I , I 1 G. ,A. 4 -4. ,T gy-4 O I I I y I MV la te A ' l 0 , Bri All , 3,4 V Ort' estm l, 2, 3 4 ' Q ' 'VY' 4 - LA 'rt eff 3 if X . llxw l LUCILLE LCIHORGUE A. S, B. Secretary 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Sono Leader 3, 4 KATHLEEN COOK G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 El Chasqui 4 CSF 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 GLORIA ETEROVICH Class Officer 1 KENITH THOMAS ARTHUR EMBLY production line WILLADEAN KEATON Homemakinq Club 3, 4 TED BARE Football l, 2, 3, Capt. 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 3, 4 Class President 1, 2 VELMA HOLDER Homemakiriq Club 4 .2 MARY IEAN LARKINS Homerriakinq Club Se Chorus 1, 2 IANICE BOOTH WITEK A. S. B. Secretary 4 Class Officer 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Girls' League Officer CHLOIE WARNER I-lomemaking Club Pres 4 Lxl A A ' 4 X 51555 if I 7 ' fs is V K 'X 3 gg 74 H fx: wil, F, ,- fx? 'wmv .1 w '1 cr y W J .four eer pc rc 8 AWN9ff may y H ds-on J re 1 Ins M1947 S you P w', qv - fr: Q? f . 1 H., - S junior apprentices Class Advisers l.Ii. Ftxliri gli ri Miss KYCYGK Mr. Lewis Class Mothers Mis. li. D, PM Nils. F1111 If-'il VX' BACK ROVV: P, Cross, I. Pippin B. Moqle, D, I-loocl, E. I.. Hess, M. I, Clarke, E. Ayolci, M. Abciclierii G. Eterovich, B. Seibert, I.. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Miss Krozek, F. Yomos, I. Reynoso, I. Topiu, D. Ourcifr, N. Pickering, E. Wilcox, I. M Barkley, R. Phillips. I.. Keshish M. Negfote. SECOND ROW: I. Spurlock, H. I-Icirnrnonds, M. Willifnns, D. White, R. Wilcox, G. Christensen, M Welch, I. Willard, D, Frody. FIRST ROW: K, O'Hc1lloron, F. Iones, E. Lrrko, B. Heicliniuth, M. Riebli, I. Potion, A. Etchort, B, Davis, V. Miller, R. Boyer. BACK IIOIW: Cv. Glllll'lS, H. Liviiiqstori Qi. VV'f1fg1if,-i, Ii. Ilfrco, T, Pickrvriiifi, R, Shurnks, I. 'Wfitsori H Ionss, H. Schroyer, Mr. Bruinqton. SECOND ROW: I. White I, Reed E. Youno G.O'llf1llor1n, R. Iohnson, D. Sonke, I. Briones, D. Beach R. Brandenburg. FIRST ROW: T. C. McCwehee, I-I. 'Nilley D. Barnett, VV. Rielzli VV. Elvins, D. W, Barber. I, Abbonz P. Iockson. Closs Officers Ili wifi- l1', Hfinffn 1 '- V1'f Pzffsiflffnt Gordon Cziinc' Sf ':f111y, Arleffe Etfrliurt Trf 15.11, r, l.'f'1lter 'Weiss . ,,. S' 'L 1. MIL rirrzitr. Ezriix 1 D',l'l x ,U x I , tr' I gl? I fl X 7101 ' JV! K - T, . P ' M ' sophomore apprenhces l ,NN l ff ' Class Advisers Miss Iohnson Mr. Morgan Miss Riggs Class Mothers Mrs. Arthur Wagner Mis. Matt Hongola Mrs. A. R. Brown Mrs. Gow: Kiss BACK ROW: I. Pe-llissier, M. Murray, D. Vaile, E. Martin, I. M. Barkley, M. Krause, V. Shepherd I-I. Decker, B. Wagner, I. Orr, M. Drake, L. Cook. TI-IIRD ROW: Miss Iohnson, L. Othas, C. Saunders, E. Bickmore, P. lslongola, M. I. O'HalIoran, M. Daily, E. I-Iammonds, B. Starr, I. Cruz, B. Wilhelm, Miss Riggs. SECOND ROW: D. Cotton, I. Phillips, N. Trask, L. Lobo, T. Rosas, E. Mata, G. Chalupnik, H. Grimes, B. Brown, I. Matheney, K. Zumstein. FRONT ROW: W. Wilkinson, I-I. Serrato, R. Ayala, M. Riebli, G. Dominguez, I. Breese, A. La I-Iorguo B. Kiss, N. Ebeling. BACK ROW: R. Krause, R. Frady, R. Lenhart, F. Beck, D. McBalh, W. W. Wilson, F. Bozartli, L. Bowman, K. Carpenter, G. Rone, N. Massey, D. Wire. THIRD ROW: S. I-loggins, W. Livingston, R. Grier, E. Gonzales, R. Grant, R. Iohnson, H. Cooke, R. York, W. Boehm, M. Waldrep, L. G. Pruitt, Mr. Morgan. SECOND ROW: N. York, S. Diaz, C. Manley, A. Iamison, P. Loognian, I-I, Mansell, R. Martin, A. Warren, I-I. Decker, R. Arvidson, I. Belden. FIRST ROW: O. Wood, R. Emch, R. Gray, I. Soper, R. Ortiz, R. Wilson, D. Payne, S. Ilollarid, P. Zurnstoin, S. Anderson. Class Oliicers lr' .3141 nt, Rrlrvrt Gray Vit lIl'?Slflf:lll, Rolrert Iolrnsorr FS' '-rrltrry, Aliso LaI'IorauO Trf-frsurer, Barlifrra Kiss gi il Clifrirnran, Barlsara Brown freshman apprentices Class Advisers Mrs. Weller Miss Buckley Miss Sedlachck Class Mothers Mrs. Glenn Patton Mrs. Iesner Sholanrlnr Mrs. Otto Bertscliinfgor Mrs. Georqo Retry BACK ROW: M. Govea A. Gandara, E. Valencia, B. Moale, B. Reeuwyck, M. Iones, B. Ryckman, D. Crystal, N. Millsap, B, Bertscrhinger, E. Bozarth, Miss Sedlachek. THIRD ROW: I. Cortez, M, Black, L. M. Kinzey, V. Stanton, G. Lebensart, A. Pruitt, H. Trask, O. Morales, C. Hernandez, I. Beck, L. Grant, Miss Buckley. SECOND ROW: P. Cervantez, I. Garcia XV. Bruner, B. Lenhert, B. Mount, C. Cornu, C. Iackson I. M. Berry, L. Craig, R. Purdy, K. Muzio, M. Morales, O. Ortiz. FIRST ROW: I. Acosta, D. Mahan, R. Dodge, M. Aberle, R. Iones, W. Thompson, F. Riebli, M. Herron D. M. Weaver, G. Morales, S. Soto, Mrs. Weller. BACK ROW: G. McBath, A. Rico, I. Garcia, E. Vtfoliinbarqer, P. Campos, M. Alverlc, G. Soto, E. Ortiz R. McConnell, I. Sutiia, D. Confrrroe, H. Peliissier, L. Garetto, D. Holder. THIRD ROW: I, B. Forester, I. Conrad, B. Ray, M. Patton, B. Clarke, N. York, T. Snyder, E. Van Pelt, B. George, D. Mahan, B. Sholander, R. Arellano, A. Peich, I. Martinez. SECOND ROW: R. Badders, R. Cummins, R. Larkins, R. Hernandez, VV. Tomberlin, D. Hemstreet, M. Perry, I. Cruz, I. Eterovicli, Miss Sedlachek, Miss Buckley. FIRST ROW: L. Folqer, D. King, D. Harris, K. Sanders, O. Vtfolfinbarqer, R. Blackwood, F1 Etcliart, R. Iertbera, B. Owens, P. McGel'iee. Class Officers Fiesificnt, Rfttgfgie IIFIIVIIVI' Vice-Presidcnt, Roberta Defi Secretary, Betty Reeuwyrfk Treasurer, Maricrie Aberle Social Chairman Dcn Conf. eighth grade apprentices Class Advisers Miss McCray Miss Lindslcy Miss Scheffer Mr. Moore Class Mothers Mrs. Thomas Hendricks Mrs. E. C. Iertberq Mrs. Albert Boyer Mrs. Lester O. Smith IIAKTIT I-LWJC: Ivfima Gray, N. Siftlzin, Ii. Svliroodoi, I. Svliroyci, I, Iitninoz, M. Gtiiria, A. Alvarez, II. Ilmlil. 1 A. CI:tif-on Il, Alcala, C. Acosta, Miss McCray. 'IIIIISD IQOYI: L. Pritchard S. Z1IIinan, N. I. Woods, E. Samuelson, B. Conrad, B. I. Rozelle, P. Ortiz, II. Brionf s PI. Sifuentcs, D, Zuniqa, V. Basua. .SIIQTOND BORN: IT Webster, C. Smith, M, Hargrove, I. Carrasco, I. Buckles, I. Sullivan, A. Rodriguez. If, Acostfz, P. Veloz, H. Hawk, A. Lemon. IIIIFST BOW: II. Boyer, M. Ierthera, B. Yarolirnek, B. Ienkins, N, Soper, B. Berqer, M. Backley. H. DeAnf.:',..c L, M. I-ifiins, D. Crystal, A. Lamb, I. Wilhelm. ILACIQ IIOW: IE. MvColIy, If. Anqel, B. Stevens, H. Barber, I. l.aI-Iorque, L. Ames, G. Cordcic. Ii. Situ tilt s If. GLlIfI'. :zz II, Dorninauez, I, Martine7, E. Mata. 'IIIIHD HOW: IF, .l.f,'.'l'l1lll I, Lffzrtinez, P. Baniirez P. Garcia, M. Meredith, D. Hodson, H. Aquerrc, B, Iiclmf :L 21. Hein I. Gray, S. Harrigan, B. Lowe, E. Pickens, A. Mfirtin, B. Williamson, II. I-Iffirziras. LILQOND IYGW: Mz, Moon, Ii. Vestal, G. Pickens, G. Oliver, D. Mc Laughlin, B. S'Iue-ntes, N. Holder. D. IIXI-Lita IItIin, A. Mm :Irs F. Machado, D. Arnold, A, Lanqarica. ITQIRT HOW: T. Iirndriks IT. Kcser, W. Graiq, H. Harris, S, Cochran, D. Wilson, H. Ebelinq, D. D fn.. l.:f. Glass Giiicers I J I I II s I 1 I Fr. zirz: seventh grade apprentices Class Advisers Mr. Mickey Miss Gray Mass rlolrnbera Mr. Moore Class Mothers Mrs. T. A. VL Mrs. VV. B. V :ri Dusen Mrs. vrliillf'-I Snyder BACK ROW: A. Rico, B. Melendez, L. Lemon, M. Cortez, M. Hernandez, B. I. Wood, C. Richenbarqer, Mr. Mickey, P. Hawes, A. Campos l. M. Millsap, E. Kiss, B. Rytfel, B. Christy, R. Bolliqer. THIRD ROW: M. Van Dusen, C. Dunn, A. Ontraveros, G. Sifuentes, H. Rios, H. Mata, M. Hernandez, V. Martinez, L. Se-rrato, M. Miller, H. Reed, M. Kramer, I. Wade, L. Necochea, G. M. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. Reeves, E. Guillen, E. Ontraveros, M. Grant, P. Biqham, D. Constantine, M. Payne, W. Hausman, B. Lobo, L. Buckles, B. Beeks, A. Lopez, T. Cortina. FIRST ROW: E. Hernandez, A. Leal, E. Yriqoyen, C. Arroyo, l. Tapia, M. Broady, P. Perlas, E. Cornu, R. Oliveras, M. Weber, D. Miller, E. Herron. BACK ROW: G. Holder, B. Valenzuela, I. Gonzales, R. Barbosa, I. Tarrin, L. Guaracha, I. Guzman, M. Reynoso, Mr. Mickey, R. Harp, M. Belmudez, D. Bowman, W. Lenhert, D. Reeves, R. White, R. Martinez, R. McColly, R. Marke. Tl-HRD ROW: VV. Ashley, V. Leal, L. Cervantes, R. Vicardo, W. Subia, L. Daniels, D. Tidwell, W. Rohrer, H. Ketels, R. Clark, C. Pierce, N. Hall, B. Larkins, R. Cummins, E. Partida, R. Chavez, P. Guillen. SECOND ROVJ: M. Molles, R. Vanzant, I. Reina, R. Gonzales, B. Oldham, l. B. Brumbauqh, E. Flurry, I. Hawkins, R. Bertschinaer, S. Thomas, G. Wolfinbaraer, G. Durrinqton, C. B. Pruitt, C. Diaz, I. Hernandez. PTRST ROW: C. Arnold, I. DeWitt, E. Keser, I. Snyder, L. Riebli, A. Lopez, I. Veenstra, E. Cisneros, C. Frady, I. Keaton, G. Lamb, P. McCain, D. Martin, L. Waldrep, I. Davis. Class Officers President, Charlotte Dunn Vice-President, Gilbert Lamb Secretary, Margaret Kramer Treasurer, Patricia Hawes Social Chairman, Patsy Perlus 9 4 , 'Q 1 Z x ' sh, f' ' li oration team Each year the American Legion sponsors an oration contest with the subject revolving about the Constitution of the United States, and each year Chino High School enters the competition and Wins honors. After many hours spent in earnest hard Work, Coach Horace Moore presented five students in a local contest out of which Orvis Smith emerged as first place Winner, Dorothy Hood, second: and Mary lrene Clarke, third. Dorothy Hood and Orvis Smith were entered in the district contest at Barstow, which resulted in Dorothy Winning first place and Orvis second over all contestants. This record also garnered for C.H.S. permanent possession of the first place trophy, it having been won by this school for three years in succession. ln the county contest held at Colton, Dorothy Hood Won second honors. 1-I 5:13 Sw x .Q STANDING: George W g Orvis Smith Coac , h Moore. SEATED: Dorothy Hood M y Irene Clarke, Ioyce W Z X , , fl s f ff el chasqu1 EDMOND WILLIAMS ROBERT I-IELDER GORDON GRIMES Edltor Make up Editor Asst Edltor The staff of EI Chasqur 1943 offers you th1s year boon wlth the s1ncere hope that ln 1ts paqes you Wlll hnd GXGITIPIIIIGO. ln plcture and story that battle cry Productlont whlch has spurred us all on to qreater achlevements It 1S the hope of the staff too that beautlful rnemorles of school and the frlendshlps made here have been captured w1th1n the pages of thrs annual, and that lt W11I become for you a treasure house ot the past BACK ROW Carrol Iohnson Robert HeIder Goraon GflmGS Eldora Belmour hm Walters Irm Stull Bobby George Edmond VV1II1ams SECOND ROW Dorothy Ohver Kathleen Cook Emma Lou Hess Dorothy Hood Betty Moqle Barbara B own FRONT ROW Ehzabeth Lako Nadrne Prclferrrq Marquerrtc Lassa Marie Lassa Mary Irene Clarke ,322 l N D Z N v - 1 - I ll I ll 1 I I t K X tx ,- .f ER 2 ' rf.-M1 5 zu 4 1 Q t Y Y g xl 3 3 as f sg . f 3. If ESI EK 'N K X . K X X I lariat ORVIS SMITH CECILIA DECKER Edztor Ass! Ed tor Trmes llke these make many calls upon the fourth estate and the staff of the Larlat has had many demands made upon 1t ln the year l9-42 43 Adhennq to a str1ct publlcatlon schedule recordmq school news servlnq as a Contact between school home and communlty and qladly assumlnq the 1'9SpOI'1S1b1l1lY of placmq before mterested people data from varlous governmental Olf1CGS the staff of the Chmo l-llqh School paper had never a dull or unoccupled moment No trlps were taken by the student Journallsts Work came flrst and Wlth 1t a certaln prlde ln placlnq the Larlat ln the hands of 1lS readers BACK ROW D Hoe-if le Albert B ye Do othyM lton Eld Belm v ly Bro n Rob t FRONTROVV W te Rebl O mthle Su kEl bhI.koHlenChlpnk Pe yr I I I I A r u - i I I I I I I I I : onna er , o r, r e , ora our, Be er w , er Brandenberq, Cecilia Decker. ': alri i, rvisSi,rneprloc, izaet a, e aui, gay Cross. a Iv b L 'll'- CD U P ,. 6 girls' league The production level of the Girls' League for the l942-'43 year is high. Every first Thursday of every school month that or- ganization, made up of girls from the ninth to the twelfth grades, inclusive, has held its meeting and presented a program. An effort has been made this year to develop local talent, and members of the League have furnished most of the programs. The purpose of the organization-to promote friendships and to make every girl feel that she is an integral part in school affairs-has been well achieved. The successful year came to a climax with the Mother- Daughter banquet held in February. Presiding officers are Dorothy Qliver, president, Marguerite Lassa, vice-presidentp Annetha Berryman, secretaryp loanne Pellissier, treasurerg and Dorothy Hood, Barbara Brown, and Boberta Dodge, representatives from the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes, respectively. Mrs. Florence Toste, dean of girls, is adviser to the group. STANDING: Ro betta D dge Marguerite L a s s a, Do othy Oliver, Dorothy Hood, Barba a S E A T E D: Annetha Berryman Mrs. Toste, Ioanne Pell ss r NDING: M a r Abacherli, C f WAALPIQ if C, ' yr K' 6 4. 1 I Y W l V l l li Miss Iohnson, F Y l b l T p SEATVD Marie Lassa, Lulu Margaret Riebli, Blu- tt Fl h th Ro O t Flores, D 1 G homemaking club At no time like the present has the importance of the home been so realized. The Homemaking Club, organized in 1937 and under the direction of Miss Lilian lohnson, head of the home economics department in Chino High School, has fostered that importance and given its members invaluable training in creat ing a good home atmosphere, keeping the girls informed of new developments in that field, promoting friendship, and creating good fellowship. Membership is made up of students in the llA l-lomemaking classes and the group has been led by Marie Lassa as presi dent, Chloie Warner as vice-president, Mary lean Larkins as secretary, and Bluette Reichmuth as treasurer sz, w I 1, fx ,.....,. F' DU s,AX1 349-X N. THIRD ROW F A dr W O Srmth B R e E Wrlh R G ay L G org SECOND ROW R Ort W W H W l Abb A B y r FIRST ROW H H O Rush R l W R Sha ks lettermen s club l-loldrnq only essentlal rneetrnqs ln the school year l942 43 the Lettermen s Club orqantzed ID l942 held blah standards of sportsmanshlp and passed requlatrons for the wearlnq of ath letrc sweaters strlpes and letters Roy lones served as presldent lunlor Watson vrce presr dent and Edmond Wrllrams offrclated as secretary treasurer Lreut Levl l-l Drckey was the clubs advlser unt1l called lnto actrve duty by Uncle Sam l-le was succeeded rn tlrns capacrty by Wayne l-lauser 'J k .wks 1 L 2 1 P l Q .sql law, , oyql Ax 4 2 m 'V' l Q' W ' , 1 K 1 ..-U 1 94 0.2 Q -3- Q 1 9 3 ' ' 1 1 - 1 . l rr A yi ' L, H'-3 A . 4 . qw? ' 1 9 if ! - K W 2 BACK ROW: Coach W. Hauser, I. Walters, H. Sommer, T. Bare, G. Wagner, G. Moore. I . n e s, . ' , . ac , . ' 'ams, . r , . e e. 1 . iz, . eiss, . ebster, . ona, . o e. : . oover, . , . ones, I. atson, . n . I I I I I I I I I - I I ' I l I ' - '- N- -1 . I . BACK ROW: Mrs. McCrossen, D an McBath, Gordon Grimes, Albert W a r r e n, Charles B R h d B S OND BOW: loyce Willard, K thleen Cook, Cecilia Decker l nne Pellissier G t FIBST BOW: Mary Irene Clarke, D othy Hood, Emma Lou Hess ves, ic ar ertschinger. y Mogle, Barbara Brown. california scholarship federation The United States Treasury Department has ample evidence of the production capacity of the Chino High School chapter of the California Scholarship Federation for the main efforts of that group this year have been directed toward the selling of stamps and bonds to hasten victory. Each Monday has seen students and faculty lined up in front of the booth manned by members of the CSF Who were dispensing war bonds and stamps at a rate which exceeded SlO,UUU in the register as C.H.S.'s invest- ment for 1942-'43, Most of the funds invested by the students has been earned in food production. The Victory Dance, at which style conscious jitterbugs Wore hair ornaments, corsages, and boutonnieres of War stamps: the Buy a leep campaign, which sent four ieeps with Chino High Schools name on them into the field against the Axisy and an early in the year assistance with the community's Remember Pearl Harbor! day all marked special activity on the part of the CSE. CSF is made up of students with high scholarship and citi- zenship ratings and membership has increased this year. Mrs. Genevieve McCrossen, adviser, and Miss Bernice Buckley, assistant adviser, are responsible for capable leadership of a capable group. Richard Bertschingenpresidenty Emma Lou Hess, vice-president, and Dorothy Hood, secretary-treasurer, were first semester officers. Second semester leaders were Gordon Grimes, president: Emma Lou Hess, vice-presiclentg and Mary lrene Clarke, secretary-treasurer. .N Q as If 4 93 Q, . 9-'GK' tb 9-Wh O og- :'Ov,3' ., NX X' I '7 STANDING: Mary lrene Clarke, Estella Ayala, Coach llse Scheffer, loanne Pellissier. SEATED: Reba Hammonds, Kath- ook C wman leen C , olleen Bo , Etta Mae Williams, Margaret Kiss, Erma Robles. girls' athletic association One of the most popular girls organizations in Chino High School this year has been the Girls' Athletic Association, to which girls who have made class teams are admitted. You may recog- nize members by their good sportsmanship, friendliness, qual- ities of leadership, and their physical skill. Bracing school morale by an active program, the G. A. A. renewed the policy of initiating incoming members, sponsored a dance, held their annual banquet where letters were awarded, and attended one invitational playday at Pomona College. Other Tri-County League playdays were suspended in order to con- serve tires and gasoline. Officers for l942-'43 were Margaret Kiss, presidenty loanne Pellissier, vice-presidentg Reba I-lammonds, treasurerp and Erma Robles, secretary. Miss llse Scheffer, girls' physical education teacher, is adviser to the group. all C, o' -. 'P G W9 dc if N .QD ITZXZ Vx N Ms H ne Brow G Et M o M H lsley C rn rx oy N P1 k Wall ooth rrym L Kesh1h Adeso order of gregg artlsts The Chlno Hlgh School chapter of Order of Gregg Artrsts lS one ot the most lmportant productlon proJects golng on ln our mldst for 1t 1S busy turrung out capable stenographers who w1ll take the places left vacant by men who are respondlng to the urgent call of the armed SGTVICGS of the Unrted States The purpose of the club IS to develop art1st1c shorthand penmanshlp-not only for beauty s sake alone but also because good penmanshlp ln shorthand IS a great asset rn achlevlng a h1gh speed Each year the club wh1ch conslsts of beglnnmg and advanced classes m shorthand submlts to the Gregg Publlshrng Company as nearly perfect speclmens ot shorthand wrrtmg as 1lS members can achleve to compete Wrth s1m1lar papers sent 1n from all over the world lndlvldual as well as club prlzes are glven for the best coples ln l942 as Well as ln l936 l94U and l94l Chlno Won a prlze school banner substantlatmg the clalm that whenever Chlno competes there 1S a Wlnner ln the tleld Cf? CDW? 5 f-.fix A r. or r, B. n, . er- ovich, D. elt n, . e . D. Frady, . Bow a , R. B er, F. Iones, . 'c ering, I. Patton, B. Davis, A. Etchart, I. ' ard, I. B , B. Herod, E. M. Williams, B. Seibert, A. Be an, . 's , L. n r rx. I I I I . . I ' I I I I , . X' 0 Q A 5 N J . l n ei, A - Fl E. Wolfinbarqer. THIRD HOW: W. W. Wilson, E Young, P. lackson, H. Wiley, H Barber, D. llao, R. Phillips, B Larkins, D. Beach. SECOND ROW: F. Cordero, D Harris, W. Bay, P. Loogrnan i O. Vlfolfinbarger, R. Krause, H Hoggins. FIBST BOW: O. Madole, vico pres., D. Conarroe, sec'y.p D field, adviser. future farmers of america Future Farmers of America have been called upon to lengthen their strides in production more than any other one group. Food will win the War has been said by more than one authority. The local chapter of the F. A. A. under advisers lvan Mayfield and Steve Searcy has increased its own productive efforts to include gathering in approximately thirty tons of scrap for the salvage drive, Victory gardens, and butchering livestock and preparing the meat for market. Officers for l942-'43 are Bob Shanks, president 5 Orin Madole, vice-president, Don Conarroe, secretary, L. G. Pruitt, treasurer, Don Wire, reporter, and Bob Brandenburg, Watch dog. f' y . B. ,xx AJS: t, 7:53221 un M, dx, ff .4 lil. BACK BOW: S. Anderson, S. Diaz, I. Borba, F. Etchart, l. Belden, B. Sholander, A. Cam- pos, W. Millsap, H. Guzman, Wire, rep't.g B. Shanks, pres., L. G. Pruitt, treas., Mr. May- J' f 4 g.a.a sewing triple trio tag 2' QU? 'MJF ii SONG LEADERS Lucllle La Horaue Margaret KISS Etta Mae W1111ams MAIORETTES Ruth Boyer Betty Waaner Patsy Honaola Eosma Ayala CI-IEEE LEADER I I ! 'Il Z f I drama class product1on THE PERFECT GENTLEMAN THE PERFECT GENTLEMAN MARGARET AMES ALICIA AMES ROBERT AME MRS AMES CCIST Oren Rush Ioyce Wlllcrd Betty S91 melt ne Wolfmbcrqer Marjorie Helsle-y i i M Y TRUL LGVE Q I N 'X ALL GN A SUMMERS DAY Cust W 1 wE L mme Andersor WTVRER TVNO Icxnup B W1f9k J' BEF THR? F10 em on L x CQEWFP OF IAT Imm Bofju Dromo Closs Production John Alden, By Request Ilfmrs zrfyevf ww 'um' 1141 fl11'f.!w1L'rtf flfvrflflfrqz' IXUS 'fy 1 fc M llNl.: Capt. 'lofi Brno, LJ. Moore, row, . c' roy r, H. Sn f. RACKS' Q ti! F. Mendes, L. P varsity football K ' 'h A n A G' ' Q BACK ROW: Coach Wayne ' Hauser, Howard Sommer, lim Walters, Capt. Ted Bare, Roy Iones, Ierry O'I-Ialloran, Don Conarroe, Leon George, Walt Weiss, Manager Gordon G . 5349 TP- rlmes. MIDDLE ROW: Dick Ilao, Harold Vtlebster, Oren Rush, Bob Gray. t Charles Manley, Martin Sal- gado, Louis Miller, Dick Grant Frank Mendes. FRONT ROW: Howard Schroyer, rews, Benton Race, Tommy Ortiz, Gilbert Cruz. K f - . . l ' '. R... ' 'Yf7li'uf. Wit. -.'f.fIj?r 'fiiirw lf returning after two severe defeats to win the remaining games in League competition means anything, C. H. S. Cowboy gridders surely have the commando spirit. Serving as head football mentor, Coach Wayne Hauser did an excellent job, as his squad of 7 lettermen and l9 newcomers and former X weights garnered four wins against two losses in League contests. A 26-6 victory was recorded against Colton for the first time since 1936. Other scores were Chino l4, Puente Up Chino l5, Citrus Up Chino 32, Downey 75 Chino U, Bonita 4lg Chino O, Corona 19. Captain Ted Bare added further honors to Chino's name when he was chosen captain of the All Southern California first team. X WEIGHT Although it did not win a game, the X weight football squad had a very successful season, since they developed good sports- manship and learned to play hard and clean under their new coach, Ray Lewis. lt is regrettable that there is no X weight squad picture, but due to the fact that the team disbanded and handed in suits early, no photograph could be obtained. O. Rush, l. Walters, F. Anfi- S li S h e cmnifr .,. .. Or ., George, H. lones. HU Guittord Moore, Frank And- Pickering, Bob Shanks, Reuben B A C K G '.'.': Coach Vfzzyrif it :user Cc-Capt. Sornzner B. Bertschlnger T, B 3 r e, T p1ClC0l'll'1f1 C. Manley. F R O N T B O W: B. Ortiz H Schroyer A. Boyer E. Stull B Iones, l.. George, Manager G Moore. varsity basketball The grand opening of the l942-'43 basketball season tound the Chino Cowboys ready to produce a championship team. Midway in the season it seemed that C.l-LS. was destined to ride to tame on the varsity team's wins, but two successive defeats at the hands of Bonita and Claremont knocked the Vaqueros out of the running. Four wins stacked up against tour losses made a thrilling season. ln the absence of tormer Coach Levi Dickey, Wayne Hauser, Bee mentor, took over the varsity job and must be congratulated tor his fine work in handling the two teams, both A and B. Among the seniors on the casaba squad were co-captains lim Walters and Howard Sommer who were outstanding in their respective positions. Gther seniors were Leon George, Ted Bare, lim Stull, and Richard Bertschinger. Vit T ..-- sf 615526 fs KROWIRdMAb1BSh GO SECONDROWC hWy H G yEW 5 DCoo M cg DckG nt TROWHI-lorlBnI lde Wto b basketball lve heard that sonq betore srnqs your sportswrlter as he reads the news of another champlonshlp by the Hauser coached B welqhts Anyway thrs marks the th1rd consecutrve year the httle boys 1n blue and whlte have walked ott w1th a dec1s1on ln the tlnal count A squad composed ot three returnlnq lettermen and num erous C and D welqhts came throuqh elqht encounters wlth but two losses one each to Colton and Corona The success ot thrs team lS accredrted to the tact that nearly three complete strmqs were avallable throughout the season Captaln elect Benton Bace was the boy to watch 1n nearly all contests, and he trnlshed the season hlqh scorer, leadrnq h1s team to a mythlcal Leaque champronshrp Bobert Helder, Howard Hoover, and Edmond W1ll1ams made up the l1st ot senlors playmg the1r last prep basketball ii- l Q l a t 'W t ' A ' o Q 0 ' WE?Q - - -if f , eh' x V . gi 1 - , X p , n , x - ,f 1 5 I 1 N Y . ,, BAC 1 . ee , . er e, . cmks, . Halloran. 1 ooc a ne auser, R. ra , . illiams, F. feclz, Capt. B. Race, . n rroe, ana er i ra , FIRS : . o ve, . rio es, . Abbona, R, He r, I. Cl s n. ll I ll u n I I , . ,A OH' .M c basketball BACK ROW: Coach Paul Mickey l.. Garotto, M. Patton, H. Man sell, E. Van Pelt, S. Diizz, E Wolfinbarger. FRONT ROW: E, Ortiz, R. Her nandez, W. Tomberlin, Capt O. Smith, R. Iohnsori, R. Iohn R son, Manager . Livingston Chino High can well be proud of her C basketball squad this year, even though no League was in effect. No championship was Won by this casaba sguad, but out of the seven games they played the boys lost only one-the last. Another season gone, and another feather in the cap of Coach Paul Mickey. Captain and also leading scorer was Orvis Smith, who rang up a total of 6l points in the team's seven games. Following closely were Wade Tomberlin and Reggie Hernandez with 39 and 33 points, respectively. Chino High School may not have had an outstanding D Weight team in l943, says Coach Paul Mickey, but you could always find the boys in the game trying. Despite their determined efforts, it just was not in the books for the Dees this year, and they dropped seven contests. Ferdinand Etchart and Captain Harold Blauer commanded the basket for the Cowkids through the season, scoring 47 and 46 points as named. d basketball Manager VV. Livingston, FRONT ROW: O. Vvblfiniazig SACK ROW: Coach Paul lffifilzty lf Decker R Arviascii C H xjnll M K. E' f varsity track A most successful season Was chalked up this year as track took the limelight upon the discontinuing of other sports. ln the Tri-county meet, Capt. Walter Weiss was high scorer for Chino just as he was throughout the entire season. Walt rated a tie for first in the pole vault with an ll feet, 10 inches recordy and took a second in the shot put with a heave of 47 feet, 7 inches. Both were school records. The Sommer-Bare high jump combina- tion proved itself as Howard annexed a first and Ted a third. Charles Manley was the only other point maker for Chino in the varsity meet with a third in the 220 and a second in the 880. Record breakers other than those named were Sommer, who leaped 8 feet for a high jump mark: and Manley, Who galloped to a 2:08 in the 880 run. N . x 5 . l X . f, z 2 ' ' . z Mgr. W L ngston, D. Conarroe, L1 O'Hal1oran, W. Weiss, Iumo White, E. Webster, C. Manley T Bare H Sommer. W Ab 1 ,L 4 Pr. M-C44 Q 'Nl ', 1? f Q NDING C TED l R d R it 3 X track Wrth the close of the l943 track season the Ch1no X werghts found themselves r1d1ng the crest of the wave even though they were beaten ln the Trl county meet by one and one fourth polnts Held at Pomona College the All Trl county meet proved suc cessful for Chlno sprrnters who placed 7 men for a total of 263A pornts hm Ahhona added to hrs pornt record two frrsts and a thlrd for top honors Reggle Hernandez copped a thlrd and a frfth Blauer recelved a fourth and a frfth ln the dashes Ellas Gon zales a f1rst ln the l32O run Ray lohnson a fourth ln the pole vault Rrchard McConnell a fourth ln the shot put and the flrst four boys mentloned ran a second rn the relay' Capt hm Abbona th1s season broke the hrgh Jump low hur dles and broad Jump records and amassed a grand total of lO4 341 pornts Hernandez cracked the 75 yard dash record and scored 64 pornts Gonzales broke the l32O mark and Blauer the l5O to score 37 and 56 polnts respectrvely Other lettermen lnclude McCon nell 46M pornts Robert lohnson 40 Wlarvln Aberle 37 Wade Tomberlrn l2 and Hay lohnson l6lf4 oo1nts C fl f-xf'NfV'NX me' ff ,f as y ' L., I 1 I, ff Y If if ff X' gf- V f A f- 1 is -. oach P, Masks-y 1 E VN D rger l. Acorzrx, k.,k ' D L W A E V P lt D. Barnet? S. D111 A f . fi q ll D lc 1, sttmv P, Ln 1. ' 7 a -, , - V-, R R rlcs Mgr. W, LW' 1 :V L gf ' gm E, L- .N-wx X 1 1 to 9 2 2 ' N e , . McConnell, ' fr R Y lh n, M. erle, iv. 't'l P' C I 5 X-Q' v 1 .Cf Q . 1 4 ' ' t Tornherlin, Robt. A JA Q t l Q , 'C' l l l Alnhcna, H, Bltuur. ' ' f ' ', ' , -X - f- .- X 1 ' 5 7 . ' I ' .6'1 'A 15 ' 7 A 7 'ff' I ,.,- E if , 7 ' 4 - A :.-H r . f f . , J 'N N' .. 7 ,I A .5 K , V 5 ,ff y- W Y , C . Q, , W , I, M W V ' 'CK' Writ: ' rig 7 757' f JJ- 'Q .C W tr ks + Mt. , A M , ng. K 'W X b ,z L ,, V KM, , ,N ,V I , J , : L ' , : tennis BACK ROW: G. Eterovich, D White, L. Anderson, I. Pellissier A V. Shepherd, L. Schiller, I Breese, P. I-longola, B. Starr A. La Horque, N. Ebeling, B Wilhelm, I. Matheney. MIDDLE BOW: M. Kiss, M. I Clarke, F. Iones, B. Hammonds E. Robles, G. Campos, C Cornu, A. Marabella, W. Wil kinson, D. Cotton, B. Brown. FBONT ROW: Fl. Iones, I. Patton E. Ayala, B. Seibert, K. Cook E. XVilliams, D. l-loetferle, M Helsley, V. Miller, B. Davis B. Boyer. The tennis season was featured by a two week's elimination tournament to determine positions on the ladder. The seniors excelled in this sport, also, showing the strongest singles and doubles players. Margaret Kiss, Etta Williams, Donna I-loetterle, and Marjorie l-lelsley rated as the leading players among the seniors. Ruth Boyer, Mary Irene Clarke, and Reba Hammonds-all juniors- turnished good tennis competition. Mary lrene Clarke was the tennis manager. A week of challenge matches and then a two Weeks' elim- ination tournament helped to determine positions on the bad- minton teams. Mary Irene Clarke acted as manager ot this sport, also. Doubles players who were outstanding were the combina- tion ot Mary Nepote and Emma Lou Hess and that ot Arlette Etchart and Betty Mogle. badminton f BACK BOW: Annetha Berryman, Beverly Brown, Cecilia Decker, Betty Mogle, Harriet Decker, Betty Wagner. MIDDLE ROIN: Lidia Lobo, Mary Morales, Kathryn Muzio, Mary Nepote, Emma Lou Hess, Dena Frady, Barbara Mogle. FRONT BOW: Helen Trask, Aud- rey Pruitt, Katherine Zumstein, Ionnie Garcia, Natalg Trask Louise Cook, Arlett7fEtchart. hockey BACK BOW: Margaret Kiss, No- reen Ebeling, Antoinette Mara- bclla, loanne Pellissier, Betty Mogle, Reba Hamrnonds, Ruth Boyer. FRONT ROVV: Mary Morales. Kathleen Cook, Donna Hoetf ferle, Mgr. Etta Williams, Mar- jorie Helsley. By the time the hockey season approached, boys' competitive sports had been reduced to meet war conditions. Therefore, girls' sports dominated the scene. The seniors rode the crest of the Wave again, and Won all of their games in the interclass playoffs. They also placed five members on the all-star hockey team. Donna Hoefferle was senior captain in this sport. Mary Morales captained the freshman team: Harriet Decker, the sophomore, Arlette Etchart, the junior, and Etta Williams was the sport manager. The sophomore team demonstrated unsuspected strength and softball sagacity to defeat all their opponents in the inter- class playoffs and earn the title of champions in that sport Donna l-loefferle served as manager of the softball playoffs which schedule went smoothly and quickly with the sophomores BACK BOVV: l. Pellissier, H Decker, B. Wagner, V. Shep herd, l., Schiller, l. Breese, P Hongola, B. Starr, N. Ebeling B. Wilhelm, I, Matheney, A La l-foraue. mph coming up from obscurity to take the laurels. softball ,y .5 9' A E' 5 5 E 62 THIRD ROW: E. L. Hess, G Campos, B. Mogie, M. Morales A. Marabella, C. Cornu, B Brown, A. Berryman, D. Cotton D. Frady M. Nepote. SECOND BOVJ: M. l. Clarke, E. Ayala, E. Robles, K. Muzic W. Vfilkinson, L. Lobo, M Kiss, E. Vfillizxrns, M. l-lelsley D. Hoefferle, FRONT ROVJ: Tones, H. Trask. A. Pruitt, N. Trask, L. Cook, B. Boyer, lv. Miller B. Davis. l Patton, 9 ,zu l f y 3 F ' l basketball ' Coach llse Scheffer. V, Stanto E. R bl , B. S ibert, E. Williams. N. Ebe-ling, l. Pell More girls than ever before were interested in participating in sports this year, and basketball interclass playoffs provided no end of thrills. Seniors came through to defeat the juniors in the finals of this classic, and were declared charnpions. Estella Ayala managed the basketball playoffs. Virginia Stanton captained the frosh tearng loanne Pellissier, the sopho- more, Mary Nepote, the junior, and the seniors were led by Col- leen Bowman. Seniors took top honors in the second interclass contest, that of speedball. Kathleen Cook, senior, was manager of the sport. Marjorie Helsley was captain of the senior team, Betty Mogle led the juniors, Noreen Ebeling served as captain of the sophomore team, and Catherine Cornu captained the frosh team. speeclball BACK ROW: Coach Scheff l 1, . l . SECOND ROW: M. Helsley, D . K. Cook. FIRST ROW: D. Mahan, B. Web- ster, V. Stanton. G. Lebensart. X r V Y! Q pil-. Q ,I ,. N , ' 'Q , , ,, ,f 0 YJ f ,. M. Pacillas, M. Kiss, R. Boye M 1 . I f E, I 1 V1CtOIY corps The Chlno H1qh School Vrctory Corps l1ke others all over the natlon alves ottrcral recoqnlzance of students Work alonq pro ductrve llnes and ln many rnstances provldes a means of secur rnq some tralnlnq that Wrll beneht those enterma the armed ser v1ce ln the near future Adrnrnlstratlon both faculty and student made up the VIC tory Corps Councrl Whlch passed upon mernbershlp Gllqlblllly' and authorrzed the awardlnq of 1ns1an1a for each of the SIX dl vlslons General Mernbershlp Product1on Servlce Cornmunlty Servlce Land Servlce Alf Servlce and Sea SQIVICG 'YN I 3 'N' V TEDL DkyQptLP WatsRyLe1sMsFloenc Tose STANDING O H X I ' - 3 I I l I , ' I I I ' S P , iss f , at X f 1 t 5 Z' ' 5 3,45 5 SEA : evi ic e , cu . . . Collins, Hoy Iones, lim ler, a W' , r . r e t . : rvis Smith, Lucille La orque. CU G. 1 qs Ji QQ September lO Over frve hundred h1gh school stu dents begm the 1942 43 school year September 18 Patrlotlsm keynote of second as sernbly Srx new teachers mtroduced September 21 Chlno bomber squad takes off for Tokyo CSF sells S5262 25 ln war stamps and bonds October 2 Senror lunlor prom f1rst b1g soclal event of school year October 8 Chmo schools proneer rn war effort Tomato frelds rnvaded October 9 Off1c1al Blue and Whrte Day October 15 B1g scrap dr1ve on October 30 Cowboys beat Colton for f1rst t1me smce 1936 Score 26 6 F1rst quarter ends November ll Armrstrce Day Hohday November 13 Sadle I-lawkms Day proclalmed Boys watch out' Backwards dance c11maXes events November 25 Boy lones announced as 43 foot voted most popular players November 26 27 Thanksglvmg Recess Turkey strll appears on a few tables December 3 Brooks Brothers produce plane 1dent1f1ers for government December 10 Agrrculture lads show pract1cal pa tr1ot1sm Plant Vrctory gardens December 19 Drama and muslc departments Joln rn Chrlstmas program School closes for two weeks vacatron lanuary 6 Football letters awarded Ted Bare honored as end on All Southern Ca11forn1a f1rst team lanuary 14 Vlctory Corps organlzed Stamps and bonds sales total S5 956 55 to date lanuary 15 A S B Prexy Orv1s Smlth wms local oratlon contest Dorothy 1-lood takes second Lreut Levr H Drckey leaves for Flor1da to begln Navy tram 1ng lanuary 22 End of f1rst semester February 5 Dorothy Hood takes f1rst place ln d1s tr1ct contest at Barstow February 19 Grrls League Mother Daughter ban guet great success February 22 26 Teachers regrster folk for Batlon Book No 2 O E zz O E LQ :- U2 Q ar O .Cl- 'U s: :za O :- CD Cn 9 0 fl- 9 2 rv 0 'Y 7 -Z I-Xyx li' ' ' ' 3 . g 1 I 5 Q N . , . . g - 1 u D . rg ' ' - ' ' 5 Q . . 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R 3 X X March 5 CSF sponsored V dance results rn everyone sportrng corsages or boutonnleres of war stamps BuyAIeepcampa1gnbeg1ns Arm One leep' March l6 Senrors vote to wear caps and gowns at Commencement March 26 Drama class presents three one act plays ln audltorrum as Junror class fund benetrt End of thrrd quarter March 27 Errst track meet held Only boys corn petrtrve sport ot sprrng season Aprrl l G A A sponsorrng popularrty queen contest To vote one must buy stamps and bonds Two Jeeps already hnanced Aprrl l4 Art department sponsors beautlful flower arrangement exhrbrt Pan Amerrcan Day observed w1th specral program ln socral scrence and Spanlsh classes Scrap prle sent to be salvaged thrrty tons ot lt Sommer recelves S C l E medal when he tres for trrst place rn tree throw contest Aprrl 16 Arlette Etchart crowned queen at G A A sponsored semr formal dance Not Just ONE but ELEVEN Jeeps trnanced by C H S rn campargn Aprrl 30 CSE sponsors drrve to assrst crty rn reach Year s total so for S20 080 30 May 3 Orvrs Smrth named valedrctorran Bert schrnger salutatorran of graduatrng class May 4 A S B nomrnatron petrtrons crrculatrng May 7 Slxth annual band concert grven audrtortum May l0 Senlors sllp off all unbeknownst to Glen lvy lunrors revel rn berng tops for a day' May 21 Senlors entertarn school patrons at Class Nrght May 29 lunrors fete senlors wrth banquet rn splte of food ratronlng May 30 Sunday Baccalaureate sermon for grad uates and trrends delrvered Jn audrtorrum at 3 P M May 3l Closlng assembly held wlth srxth grade as guests El Chasquls presented after school Slgn em up' Now s your chance lune 3 4 Elnal examrnatlons for all ln hrgh school save senrors who rate a B Good Job on that lrne rt you re excused lune 5 Commencement exercrses tor graduatrng class audrtorrum 3 P M Those drplomas mean a good Job well done Q' Q, jfvw 1 as l YQ' Q cow ' swim 1' l ' . . . 4 J . - . 4,2 ' A 9 . Qs' W fl W - All ww J ' ' X T X 1 J CJ J J 'J J 9 PJ - ' 'J - ' QQ vo J J J' ' J 'f .531 J J J J J -'Dei ' - . J C I l 1 1 -I l . ing quota iriwar bond drive. Day's totals-31,034,253 A 'N J I-Q. - - . I - -J J J J J JJ J J J we - ' J in ' ' J J X -H I I I J . ,Jfgwhcy I- - ' ' ' H ' ' I I x J g J xg J X J J EJ J J J J 1 senror class wrll We the undersrgned the Senrors of l9-43 berng about to pass from these portals never agarn to darken the classroom doors of Chrno Hrgh School or to bemuse the long sufferrng hrgh school faculty or to set an example Cgood or otherwrsel to the underclassmen do devrse bequeath and bestow upon those left behrnd the followrng beloved oossessrons to wrt To Mary Nepote Annetha Berryman bestows her slender sylphlrke frgure To lrmmy Abbona I L Wrnters leaves hrs posrtron rn the rnachrne shop and the deep respect that Mr Sholander had for hrs abrlrty lanet Bogue wrlls her many lost school books to Brchard McConnell Orvrs Smrth leaves hrs abrrrty to charm the publrc through hrs easy flow of words and the medals whrch thrs abrlrty has won for hrm to Ferdrnand Etchart Barbara B rtschrnger rs to recerve the many boy frrends rn the servrce as a donatron from Brllre Parker Gurfford Moore wrth great reluctance wrlls hrs bashfulness when around grrls to Howard Schroyer Bebecca Flores wrlls her constant neat appearance to Betty Mogle who looks as rf she stepped from a bandbox all the trme Bobert Helder bestows hrs flarnrng locks on Lourse Cook who probably wrll not note the addrtron Peggy Domrnguez donates her economrcs book seat rn class and grades to Buth Boyer lrm Walters rs donatrng hrs Junk heap to Uncle Sam and trusts that rt wrll help out rn the constructron of a Jeep Beverly Brown begueaths her Arkansas drawl to loanne Pellrssrer lack Sertel bestows hrs technrgue wrth women to Hoot Iamr son Beggre Hernandez has been named by Leon George as the recrprent of hrs long football passes Petra Padrlla bestows her engagement rrng upon Peggy Cross Dorothy Qlrver wrlls all her lrttle boy frrends to Boberta Dodge and Dahrl Mahan who wrll need them when thrs year s senror class rs gone Margaret Krss leaves her pleasrng personalrty to next year s G A A presrdent Howard Sommer leaves Don Hodson hrs nrce long legs hoprng that Don wrll go out for track next year Emrl DeVuyst bestows hrs great rnterest rn school actrvrtres upon Henry Decker Chester Ames wrlls hrs studrousness to Eddre Webster re mrndrng hrm that there are other thrngs rn the world besrdes aeroplanes - - 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 I L I - 1 f , . . . . . .1, . 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I - V . w . . . 1 . . . 1 I - Colleen Bowman leaves her pep to Irene Spurlock advls 1ng her not to mrsdlrect rt Frank Mendes donates the gold seal that he d1d not get to Bob Brandenburg who probably wont get 1t erther Ellen Keshlsh w1lls her m1ll1on dollar legs to Ruth lones Howard Hoover w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to s1t through an assembly w1thout cracklng a smlle to Mrs Horner Claudra Hausman begueaths her place rn a defense plant to any able bodled man who can take her place Mary lean Larkrns w1lls her beautrful ha1r to any g1rl who has trrne to take care of 1t Mar3or1e Helsley leaves all the rest of the Bonrta lads to the Junror grrls Etta Mae Wlllrams bestows A S B Vrce Presldent Boy lones u on the student body I1mm1e Stull leaves that wmsome srnrle to Bobert Arv1d son Erma Bobles begueaths her athletrc ab1l1ty to Dorothy Cotton Lucrlle La Horgue leaves her song leader sk1rt to the admln rstratrve group for alterat1ons Ted Bare bestows hrs ab1l1ty to blush readrly upon George Glorra Eterovlch w1lls her great supply of halr rlbbons and flowers to Tony Marabella Mary Srlleg w1lls her speedy hlgh school career to Iohn La Horgue Margaret Gu1llen leaves her vast Journallsrn experrence to Mrs Belmour wrth the des1re that she f1le 1t away for future re ference Helen Chalupnrk w1lls her herght to Noreen Ebelrng Donna Hoefferle w1lls her technlgue wrth those lovely brown eyes to Allce La Horgue Edmond Wrllrams leaves hrs pos1t1on as sergeant at arms to Fred Beck who llkes to get out of class too CGC1l1O Decker w1lls her short skrrts to Barbara Mount Dora Lee Woolen bestows her deep vorce upon Raymond Iohnson Marguerrte Lassa begueaths her much borrowed gym clothes to Barbara Davrs who has a hablt of losrng hers Marle Lassa gladly donates her art1st1c talent to the Unrted States for camouflagrng purposes Louls Mlller w1lls hrs speedy ga1t accompanred by puffs and pants, to Bob Erady who never has been known to hurry Betty Herod begueaths all her surplus mer1ts to Barbara Brown loab Pacrllas leaves hrs abrlrty to play every mstrument 1n the band to Bllly Clarke Albert Boyer leaves hrs curly blonde locks to all the h1gh school gals who know what gentlemen prefer if . 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Frank Andrews leaves the incomplete slips which haxe kept his nose to the grindstone all year to Emma Lou l-less who will make them up in a day Kenrth Thomas wills a place rn the Arr Corps to Walter Weiss Sam Mrnnrch leaves those good old long notes sounded out on the trombone to Lawrence Garetto Kathleen Cook wills her place rn the Phynetra Club to Mary lrene Clarke lanrce Book Wrtek begueaths any C l-l S boys devotion to any grrl who has not yet captured her Marine Wesley Iones leaves hrs car and gas ration book to Benton Bace and could Benton use em Oren Bush bestows his genuine spirit ot friendliness upon Florence lones Grace Campos donates her quiet disposition to Lennie Schiller and wont the teachers be glad' Wrlladean Keaton bestows upon Beverly Crystal her com posure Bose Ortiz leaves her lady like ways to all the little feminine rowdres in high school Brchard Bertschrnger wills his new book entitled My Exper rences to the high school library Dorothy Melton wills that languorous walk and drawl to all the glamour girls They could use them to advantage Frances Cota wills her long cold walks to school to lune Pat ton and is sure the change will do her good utter waste ot time wills all ot hers to Beba l-lammonds Frances Karesh Nrlls her height to Nadine Pickering Velma Holder wrlls that wardrobe ot skirts to Lorene Ander son Clarence Miller wills his abrlrty along mechanical lrnes to Elizabeth Lako whose talent rn mathematics too is phenomenal The Senior Class bestows rts tar tlung reputation as scholars and exemplary leaders upon the Junior class To the sophomores the senrors donate any or all of the gold seals which they did not recerve upon their diplomas And last but tar from least to the freshmen the senrors be gueath their outstanding athletrc records rn order that Chin High School s name shall contrnue to glow with world renown QQY7 XZ N ,-X Chonita Cisneros, who thinks physical education periods an X V A I I I . 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A4 'ww M '25 'R-sf BW' www ummm 1!2.f'?f' '- 'I V011 XXV11 Chino, Californra, Thursday Mrrrch 6 H53 No. 25 Celebrities Attend Ship Launching Banquet Honors Launching U S S Chrno One of the largest and most elab orate banquets ever to be held rn Chrno was grven the evenrng ot March 5 to commemorate the launch mg of the U S S Chrno and the openrng of the Chrnol.ong Beach Canal lt was held rn the new and enlarged Chrno Communrty Burldrng at seven o clock and rt rs estlmated that over frve hundred honored guests were present Iames Stull presrdent ot the Chrno Chamber of Commerce and one ot the crty s leadrng crtrzens rntroduced the guest of honor and speaker of the evenrng Presrderrt Franklrn D Roosevelt Presrdent Roosevelts complrmen tary remarks about the host crty were only surpassed by hrs prarse ot the engrneerrng feats accom plrshed rn the burldrng oi the Canal whrch provrded thrs great shrpprng pornt wrth drrect access to the sea and the Presrdent also declared that the U S S Chrno was one of the most modern contrrbutrons to the marrtrme servrce of the natron Special musrc for the evening was turnrshed by trumpet krng Oren Rush and a charmrng vocal selec tron by Cwlorra Eterovrch Robert Helder who has garned some tame rn Hollywood for hrs clever rrnrtatrons presented a skrt assrsted by hrs talented wrte Brllre Parker Followrng the drnner dancing was rndulged rn tor whrch the musrc Nas turnrshed by Albert Boyers Chrnoland Band The Conga led oy Mrs T d Bare vhom ll l943 CH S graduates re rrernber as Helen Cha rnnr tt Iran 1 lrghts ot the evenrng The Lrssa Tfvrns lm decor 'ed President Lauds Burldrng of Canal Cal rng rt the areatest feat rn engrn errng srnco the burldrng of the Panama Can rl Presrdent Frank lrr D Roosevelt prarsed the burld rng of the Chrno Long Beach Canal rn glowrng terms at the ceremonres heraldrng the launchrng of the U S S Chrno a the dedrcatron servr e yesterday The Presrdent who has held hrs hrgh ottrce for nearly srx terms looked young and vrgoro s and hrs flashrng smrle was as oroad and frrendly as durrng hrs trrst cam pargn for the presrdentral charr Durrng hrs vrsrt here President Roosevelt and party are stayrng at the Casa de Chrno owned and oper ated oy Emrl De Vuyst whose rrse to promrnenbe rn the held of hotel managrng can be attrrbuted to hrs small start back rn l943 when h operated a horseburger stand Makrng up the Presrdents party rrre hrs prrvate secretary Frank Andrews Secretary of the Navy Mary I Larrcrns who has re ently resrgned as ommandrng offrcer of the WAVES nd Secretary of Corrs merce Frank Mendes a l943 Marrr the Community Burldrng lor the at tarr and .rsed only orchrds rn carry rng out the theme the l unchrng ot the U S S Chrno Among the notable guests asserr led Jere Mr and Mrs '-lofvcra Sommer M Mrs How Hoover Admrral and Mrs Lefr Drckey Mr and Mrs Curttord Moor and Mr ana Mrs Leon Georg Older oanqueters e ognrzed Ms So'r'rre s ern Chroe Vtfarne S 43 M s c IJGT IIT19 Y Y s or l rs lfco e c ,rdr '-I usn crge rs M rrr J F c .ratea rn 4-4 sterday 'vt rch 5 srw launchrng of the Unrted States ne v est man of var the U S S Chrno sleek IOOOO ton crurser whrch contrr uted tc the rnt rn rtronal navy Presrdent Franklrn Delano Roose velt srxth term presrdent of the Unrted States flew out from Wash rngton D C to grve the dedrcatrorr address Admrral Lelr H Drckey of the U S 'NI R commrssroned the U S S Chrno whrch was chrrstened by Betty lo Walters campus queen of Chrno hrgh school As the proud crurser slrd gently rnto the recent'y completed Chrno canal the multrtude of spectators and honor guests cheered lustrly Present rn the speakers booth as guests of honor N9 e such notables as Mrs lanet lones the lormer Mrss lanet Bogue who was rn charge of the woman laoor whrch burlt the shrp lackson Sertel chref constru 'ron engrneer for the Chrno Canal Chester Ames presrdent of Chrno Ex port nd Import Company Incorp ,rted rnd General Earl Harrrs of the Unrted States Army now on temp orary le ve of dutres rn the rnter natronal army Folrowrng the urrnchrng nd chrrs tenrng of the U S S Chrno Clarenc Mrller Mayor o' Chrno vhrch s noun s tlce Wests gre test n gratrtude ot the Chrnorns to Presrdent and Admrral Drckey and o the ctlc celeorrtres d d n r'rJrt tron to ll Jrsr o ns cop e t en rl 5 11 s rxerrrr errnrn of tne eremocr F T I , nl 1:5 rrner . - - Ye , r a ' L the . 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I ' L, A Page 2 l.AHlAT Thursday March 6 1953 STAFF Edrtorln chlef Orvis Smrth Asslstant Edrtor Cecrlla Decker Sports Edztor Albert Boye Features Peggy Cross Busmess Manager Donna Hoefferle Front Page Edrtor l-l Chalupmk Grrls Sports Dorothy Melton Exchange Beverly Brown Reporters Robert Brandenburg Elrzabeth Lako lrene Spurlock Advrsers Eldora Belmour Carrol D Iohnson Edrtonal Ten years ago when Chmo hrgh school was known as the greatest for honors wrth such schools as Colton Claremont and Bonrta few people realrzed that a decade hence Cl-IS would be among the leadlng educatronal rnstrtutrons of the natron Nor drd folk antrcrpate the trme when Colton and Bonrta would strll be playrng 1n the bush league whlle Chmoans competed for state and national honors Yet today we frnd the one trme strug gllng l1ttle communlty a great me tropolrs teemrng wrth trolleys and busses and frlled wrth rndustrral smoke from her numerous factorres A decade ago Chrno was known as the place where every thmg grows Todays 1953 verslon Chrno where everyth1ng goes Products from every state rn the Umon are sent here to our thrrvlng city to be processed and then sent to the far corners of the earth E-eautrful parks and playgrounds attract the attentron of thousands of tourrsts who flock to vrew the wonders of th1s phenomenal home of arrstecrats Lookmg back over the past ten ycars of unprecedented progress we can readily realrze the l1m1ted vrslon of those who rn 1943 measured the wealth of the natlon by the gold buried rn Fort Knox Kentucky whlle rn the x es' nestled rn the Calrfornra h1lls lay unrecognrzed vast wealth rn the l1ttle communrty of Chmo GOSSIP That murderous gleam rn rly Beutgens eye couldnt be drrected toward Gerald Boss for takmg Rose May Perry to the Dedrcatron Ball could rt? Helpmg Donald Grant wrth h1s trlg IS a poor excuse but rt works aoesnt rt Paula M1ckey7 Thct creamy expresslon Ell r' C11 burn Cobr Vermeer Carol Ann Wm ter and Betty Lou Maurer have couldnt be from the gllmpses they got of Brrgadrer General Earl l-larrrs Mr and Mrs Samuel Mrnmch tnee Dora Lee Woolenl who were hosts to Presrdent and Mrs Franklrn D Roosevelt last week have moved to Washlngton as Mr Mmnrch 15 the representatrve of the Chino drstrrct C1l1G Decker world famous lecturer n How to Get Your Man was seen grvmg advrce to Etta Mae Wrl hams whose ten year romance wrth Boy lones had been bllghted Would you lrke to see a model home? Dorothy Melton rs avarlable any nrght after seven Misses Beverly Brown and Mary Sllleg renowned bubble dancers today bought fur coats srnce therr bubbles are rather cool for the cltmate rn Alaska Mae De Angelo and Bobby lowes seem to frnd Sommers Memorral Ce11seum a super place to get ac quamted Mlckey Dowlrng and Sara Srmons appear to be the week s only stead 195 rn Chmo hrgh school lt couldnt be because the fleets rn could rt? Davrd 1-lood IS frnally ellgrble for basketball agafn after a sreae of seventh perlods from algebra professor Gurfford Moore Mater General Frank Mendes rs grvmg the senrer boys a aoozl deal of competltron He was seen at the ball game w1th the glamorous Betty lo Walters MODELS of U S S CHINO at Bertschlnger Dlme Store 14821 l62nd St BONDS BENEFIT BUYERS When every screamlng headline ev ry smooth tongued radro nouncer every assembly speak r every sky wrrter when rn fact everyone m 1943 urged everyone else to rnvest all he possrbly could 1n war bonds no ore prophesr cl that such rnvestments would create an era of prosperlty never before seen rn the hrstory of the United States rn Just ten years Now 1953 people are realzmg on their 1nvestments and are brmg mg out those bonds bought way back when and are fmdrng the government anxrous to redeem them plus lnterest The cxty of Chmo IS reaprng a all out for the war effort back IH 43 and responded to every call Homes are sprmgrng up all over the crty refrigerators are bemg pu chased ln car load lots new cars frll the streets and some aeroplanes manned by CDIUO folk are taklng to the skres all bought by money heretofore rnvested rn war bonds The Emblys new home on Rrver sxde Dr1ve 15 called the Bond 1-louse srnce every dlme tn rt was once ln vested rn Victory Mrs Embly fnee Luctlle Lal-lorguel calls her furmture patrrotrc too srnce the same rule applres there Mrs Genevreve McCrossen power behmd the great CSF drrves 1n 43 has sold her bonds and rnvested them in one of her pet prolects a duplex on the corner of Thrrd Street and Center lrm Walters a baseball player of no mean repute has sold h1s bonls and bought the Brooklyn Dodgers Cook s Cookle Cltchen SUPER PARTY SERVICE Campos 6 Keaton Ave lust Arnved 1953 HARRIS AIRPLANES On Sale Ames 6 Mlnnrch Inc 2 ' ' ' VVYVUQQYIVE ' ' ' L e ' an- lmle School in the West and Vied Mrs- OfViS Smilh. the former C9' fine harvest since its citizens went . 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TCP U M M kd l H W N H I H W U -:E ELO I E K Trio C it ff' Q fv ,,...f--,. ..:..-n ' '11 5 Fnyw 'Q-,QQ 9 3 4 '54 'Jw I Hi was I ,-' 'W-D 'Q-. .M fwf WQYTW I-:sr VU-gf W J .A Rx 7 A '- A .77 'il 'Tw f M n V a -' -sb- A 4 mn x ek 41 W' im XR--'14 x 'L-Mft mm 3 Congratulations to the Class of 1943 Reher s Pharmacy Accurate Prescrlptrcn SGTVICG H1Qh9Sf Quahty Merchcmdrse AGENCY FOR YARDLEY CARA NOME TUSSY COSMLTICS Fallls Bros Department Store ONTARIO CALIFQRNIA Chmo Bu11d1ng 8: Loan ASSOC1dt1OH recommends purchase of U S Wdr CVICTOTYD Bonds as cm excellent mvestment cmd CI pdtrrcuc duty L G Bumstead Sportlng Goods Wilson Athletic Equipment 612 191 ONTARIO 1395? I A Fine Store in a Fine City Ph D' 1 o 6491 5513 M DE YOUNG MFG CO Pump and General Work Agent for W1HthTOGth Pump S C Sport1ng Goods Men s 6 Boys Clothmg Shoes Howard s Men s Store Chmo Cleaners Sr Dyers 662 D Street Chlno Cleamng Pressmg Dyelng Alteratlons We Wlsh To Thank T A CHINO BAKERY Conaratulatlons to the class of 1943 DODGE GROCERY S h St VERNON DODGE RALPH FORESTER BECK S MARKET ShSt d 111 y 1 BUCK S BARBER SHOP Satlsfacuon Guaranteed 641 D Street Chino Cahfornxcr ffice Ph Residence Ph 304 . entrcxl Avenue Chino ' I I u I I ll ll Students and P.- . . of C.H.S. for their patronage during the school year and hoo we may continue to serve you in the fut . 385 ixt reet I 387 ixt reet LBk,PP. Fd'Bk,At. ' see ou cl I I CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the Class of l943 LJ tsovspxsnos To OT? Case tractors threshers and tarrn lmplements Radlos hatterles harness auto aocessorres Hardware palnts orls and arease Dearco motor otl tractor repatrs Stock and poultry remedtes Hay ararn and straw Electrlcal applranoes 344 So Central Ave Phone 6391 Ch1no Callfornla Let us have talth that rraht makes rnraht and rn that talth let us dare to do our duty as we understand rt Llnooln Congratulatlons Class of 1943 Alfred R Brown Insurance Ch1no Callfornla - J igii 'I L2 H t J '- . ' --T ,i , -, . 1 A I: 1 ' 1 'I' ' I f I I I 1 1 1 A1 I I 'A T 0 0 I ff . . . I , ff , . Patten-Blinn Lumber Co. Lumber and Building Materials 493 S 5th Street FINE OLD COLONY PAINTS Phone 5501 Chino California Good Luck Class of l943 Chmo l-lay Gram Poultry and vtoclc SllfDl'7llQS E I Phillips 501 S Central Phone 5181 Grain and Milling lohn H. Mee PHOTOGRAPHS Phone 1142 222 W Holt Avenue Pomona California Wnght Bros Sz RICE FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME ON FRIENDLY TERMS 252 So Main St Pomona Phone Pomona 1928 MOGLE BROTHERS Layne 6. Bowler Pumps All Kinds of Repalrlng 0 370 S Central Ave Chino California 0 Well Drilling, Pumps, Engines, Motors ,CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES DREW CARRIAGE co. TO Tl-IE CLASS CF 1943 N.A:E ' nario,C I'I ' BOB STORMS TIRE SERVICE Pennsylvama T1res, Retreads, and Tubes BATTERIES SUNSET PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Always A Barqam CENTRAL d RIVERSIDE CHINO 5216 P E Ostran Sz Co Men and Women s F urnrshmgs Qualrty Plus Style Euclld at B Ontano Callt Trmely Clothes Nunn Bush Shoes Soclety Brand Clothes Arrow Shlrts Iohn P Evans STYLE HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1911 269 W t S t Pomona Stetson Hats Palm Beach Surts McGregor Sweaters Iantzen Trunks 208 ld O t O O Ontario's Leading Department Store I I 1 ll U ll . . I . 0 I es econd Sreet PERRY S TJ 5-. O PL T LINI OI' F RNITU I C lt S141 d 6451 PICKERING GARAGE L GENERAL EEPAIRING AND WELDING INSURANCE E H CD1CkI Cattte HyG Wk SEE US FOR YO RATES ON INSURANCE REAL ESTATE I C Uoel CIarke E I-I Cattle yTd Office Phone 5172 House Phone 6426 Chino Cahfornla CENTRAL MARKET A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET GTOCBIIGS Fresh Vegetables I oe Aprato Prop. Fancy Meats I SLE' ELII 'f .YT AND NA ' FI ' .5f?LIA. CE.I I E E I E U. ' If Ch' . '. C E l'd Ed' Avenues Ph Ch A. . Pickering, Ir. see see Fire, cx , rain. Auto with or man's Compensation UR For City Count , ru es I CHINO DRUG CO. Prescription Druqqists Geza I. Kiss 661 D St.. Chino. California CRAWFORD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Readv to Wear Dry Goods Shoes TOMPI.t'f't'f LIN? JF ETFHOOL SUPPLIES Ph 5567 Ch' , C 1'f. Conqratulatlons, Class of '43 Iim's Barber Shop Always be as loyal to your country As you have been to your school Congratulatlons to the class of 1943 K T Helnauer T 1 h 6777 C Chlno Callfornla Complxments oi C F TEN EYCK Hardware Pamt of Dalry Supphes Bank of Amerlca Bldg D Street Chlno Callfornla Modern Shoe Repalr 672 D Street Chlno Calxfornla e ep 201 1 al Ave. I - I I . I . I Invisible Half S l'nq-No Repaired Look4Shoe Supplies-Laces-Polishes I Fresh Meats and Groceries M. Morales 419-421 South Sixth Street Phone Chino 5766 Chino Sanitary Plumbing sheet Mem Works S A CORBEIL 336 Sixth Street 5241 Chino California XG CN? X... if 'V SQQEQQ I I . Phone Ns 3, C,-:FF 2' Q1 -, mf 'Ll 2 X - - - . - . 5 6 5 1 I t X fc-ji 'fi Q Q4 rxxb A f x M M192 I h ' .7 t t S t X X ! K' , ' , g 1 fb -f . 1 3 'L HA?-h 1 supply line Back of every successful productlon Job rs a good supply hne and the advertrsers rn El Chasgur l943 may well be called 1ts sup ply lrne An annual rn war trme would be a dlttlcult Job wrthout loyal supporters and the staff ot thrs year book wrshes to thank the tollowrng trrms for therr materlal assrstance and contldence Beher s Pharmacy Chrno Bldg of Loan ASSOC1Gl1OU Paths Bros Department Store L G Bumstead Sportmg Goods Howard s Men s Store Chmo Bakery Dodge Grocery Beck s Market Bucks Barber Shop Soper Bros lmplements Alfred B Brown lnsurance Central Market Chmo Drug Co Crawfords Dept Store C P Ten Eyck Hardware S A Corberl Plumblng Patten Blrnn Lumber Co Chmo Gram and Mlllmg lohn H Mee Photographer Wrlght Bros CS RICQ Purnrture Drew Carnage Co Bob Storms Trre Servrce P E Ostran and Co lohn P Evans Clothmg Perrys Furnrture Prckermg Garage B H Cattle lnsurance I C Clarke Beal Estate hm s Barber Shop K T Hernauer Mortrcran Art s Modern Shoe Bepalr M Morales Poods M. 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