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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

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I A V A, 1 Board of Educat1on LEONARD F COLLINS EARL NEWMAN MELVIN REILEY Supermtendent of schools Clerk of boa d HOMER BOGUE GLEN LIVNGSTON H E HAUSER Presrdent of board FIVG men elected from the communlty form Ch1HO Schools board of educatlon These representatlves work Wlth the supenn tendent 1n developlna school pollcy selectrnq the faculty and the dlsbursernent of school funds They work unpald except rn the knowledge that the1r efforts are apprecrated by the people they serve Progress lS ever the watchword of the board of educat1on and the fact that Chmo schools :march forward w1th the best stands as proof of the1r PTOQTGSSIVG Splflf . ,, U ,, Q ' , . 'L n , 1. r l I ,. . l . . ' r I r 1 I I I ' I I 5llDEllHlElllEHlS tltssuma To Our Loyal Students Here And ln Our Frghtlng Forces' l PROGRESS' ' Our country today laces the greatest cr1s1s rn 1ts hlstory Everythrng We hold dear lnclud rng the Arnerrcan way ot hte lS at stake Thls IS ct War of c1v1l1zat1ons and lt IS a war ot survrvall ' Our country needs the help ot every rn drvldual You can help and your help IS needed ChlHO Hlgh School students sold over Sl5O OOO worth of War bonds brought rn over H6000 pounds of salvage rarsed many vlctory gardens made hundreds ot lunlor Red Cross artlcles BY FAR then' greatest contrlbutlon was rn sendmg about 350 strong patr1ot1c students to frght for our country These students have dlstlngulshed themselves 1n every trghtrng zone Nrneteen gave thelr llves Keep your mmd centered on thmgs that brmg endunng success-on health-on efhcrency-on scholarship-on helpmg others-and thus on progress' Remember What gets your attentron gets you Lrterally radrate a sprrxt of cheer and courage' ' Keep up your education Uncle Sam urges every student who can to stay rn school and to keep on domg hrs best Chmo Hrgh educatxon develops both personalrty and character There are no short cuts to success Keep on strckmg to rt cheerfully and success wlll come to you' We say here two things to you: Wel1 done and Go forward. The world of to morrow will be better because of you! ! Wishing you endurrng success, L F COLLINS, Superintendent 'L ' - V v A A n I l I -Qi U I A I 1 I 1 1 Faculty Roy H Seidel D an cf fc L1 y Mechfmt wt dm Jmf' BUY Lewis Florence Toste Horace Moore 'mime' HCQPUUCIPU1 D n c G1 S Dean cf JUICY h1ch Mechml 1 Gmwmq En hst' department So 1:11 s 1 nce Coz In www 1' 4 .Q LD ' ' fd Q J W ,.v,,,.,,.....W,c,.,.,,,, -5 f ,pM0HU N , M., ,, 14..M-was A A 4 m1l!l' Q g , ' 5. AN A I ,. 1 - 11 :J Q4 . ft 1 I ' 1 . A . N A U ,., 4 , A . 3 ,X . il I 1' 4 U , I . ., ,. fU W W ,- ' 5. '- L: 11 H , 1' f, 11. , .1 ,A U, I, H ' fl ,. ,3 .1 1 U7 ' :ez V f .LJ 1 v , - ,, gr. m ' W .. I5 J, -52, . iw fw 271' A IS' , ' . I Q N A4 . 13 fn' 1 -IS ' 1 Aiwa nfl I 'rm Herman Sxmpson Constance Zlke Iesner Sholander Alxce Gnqgs Prmt shop cmemakm, V1 hme snop SOC111 SF1 Il ,0- Ivan Mayheld Lrhan Iohnson Georqe Morgan Agnes Stewart '1 1 .1 u if Faculty, VJ vkfller pid- 'T 'lfiX'7fl Hazel Weller Gerald Lance Martha Gamble Anhui' L99 M nh Enqhsn Mlm will 5 111 r lusm Jpeffcll Coach 9' Exleen Carier Dean I Brumgton Ilse Scheiier Paul E Mickey llorf' m 1l'1nx llLl51 Glrls yhjslcql Cdl.1CIlllOT1 Boys ll'lYSlf'il 9611 ffllflfl Loflch .Af JL' I Paul Shaddle Mnldred Rohrs E A. Momson Q lence llomcm kmf' Mmhemcxtlcs lumor busmess ma, ,U .M .k fy, 9 f' 1 h ,iff 7 C Q? 3 Q 'lv ' agai-',.,?vA . ,J I f , , S ! 'S I A X U ,,. .. if 9K 'C' 4 mug: gs a1'fe'f'ff . , 1 H A A Iumor kuslnoy In Q ,Q ' ess . -, , Q . ..Q f .' Q u ' ' :1 'Af - ' ' v 'I 1' ' ' . g, ' . VV J Z, lf? J l 1 I . l -4' f il x 3 f ' K N' . fy- X X3 Y Faculty 09 . Eldora Belmour Genevxeve McCrossen Ons Brooks l.1lr,1ry n h cd s IOl.ll'I'l3llSl'll lv '7 Bemxce Buckley En llSh Gertrude Larsen Wayne Hauser Hazel McCray Evelyn Jackson Enqllsh Coach Enqllsh eommerce Ira Fox Marguenle Cook Phyllxs Lang an ug W Marxan Wagner Venus Martmez Q I 'K B. EIU' -45,4 .4 Ray Cullen Dorothea Vollmer F Henselmexer ' l , , L I , . 'V . -H 'lr ,, Y - - A A Z3 , ' J f Spa is Tfc ' hey g ' .X I ' ' ff ni I I Puzrhxsxig Sei:-tfcry 13 the S?TfCf.1fYfD Sf-rzefgry 25 li. jggejf friirlpcl 'lk sag -f:,:te:1if 2' iii-,zzz 1' l . f 1 .. - . 5, Q A 4 ' -. ' ' -F1 'y - .l.5-1:::,t SGCI1- T535 555 Vis' ffge-, f.:f,,f:: cf :lzli Izzy 1. ful Jaxx '.'.'.:fJf'- Student COUHC1l SEAT D1 lf ur 1 'lA DING o y 'Vvelst r R ,f L 1 ll 1 r F r If L ,f A progresslve and actlve group rn Ch1DO Hlgh School IS the Student Councrl Made up ot representatlves elected by the student body and advrsed by three taculty members the group meets regularly to act upon matters 1oerta1n1ng to Ch1HO l-llgh School ln a democratlc manner Dlck Grant was elected A S B presrdent tor l944 45 but left ln February tor Coast Guard duty Rrchard lertberg who was Jlce presldent assumed the dutres ot presldent and Robert Arvldson Was chosen by the Councll as vlce presldent Evelyn Hammonds served as secretary Barbara Brown busrness man ager Lloyd lhompson boys athletrc manager and Hugh Cooke sergeant at arms K . .' 5' 'QQ ,I 'D . iff!! S- i f fig .N ,Z f'7 f' v :Q - Ap ' A .'d-LT!-A1'LJ1 f VHF' rf.--gn 1-vw' .mr-V - -. f , x 4 fi.. 1 . 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Xu , 1, .5 ' c si, v 'A N Sen1or Ofhcers NOREEN EBHLNG Socxal Chcnrman 1 2 Sec y 1 pres 4 1 CI S 4 FRED BECK Presxdent oo 2 Varsxty 3 sk 3 Va C pta n 4 etterrwcn s Cru 3 vxce pres if ROBERT AHVIDSON Vlce President Band 1 7 3 Student D1rector4 Basic t all D 2 Varsxty 4 Et Ch SW 4 BERNADINE srmm Secretary Drama 3 A 3 A 9 RAY KRAUSE Treasurer Footbal' X 1 2 Capt 4 Basketba11B 1 2 Co capta1n4 ADVISEHS Mr Morrison Mlss Scheffer Mr Sexdel CLASS MOTHERS Mrs Art Wagner Mrs A R Brown SGHIOTS ot 1945 thelr Splflf undaunted by the lmmedlate task ot wmnmq the war, Took to the further future when the1r oppor tumty w1H come to oll the Wheels of progress and set about the securmq ot those ldeats upon whlch they have tlrmly f1X9d thelr eyes and hearts Q v GJ'-..A. , , ' .3 V'ce- .. Larat 3 V Ch LL ' 2 3, 4 W F 123:11 X 1, p ' , 4 Ea entail B 1, 2, 5 rs: o-Ca i H Vx - O.G. . , 4 J, GA. . .., 3, 4 I BOB YORK F otboll X l 2 Vursxty 3 Basketball B 1 2 SYLVIA PIPPIN Transfer from El Centro I-Hgh School IOANNE BREESE GAA 2 3 Pres 4 Song Leader 4 Chorus l, 3 Bond 3 Semors BILL AXLEY T ZWSIGI' 'rom T.-Jerry nm P1 'ns I-I cl' hcol 1943 J' NORMA DEYOUNG Tru sfer from Alh mm.: School 1944 D mfl 3 4 A 1 HOPE SERRATO A l Chorus 2 16 LYDIA VIRGINIA LOBO Lcrml 3 A l O A 3 4 Bcmd 2 ESTHER MATA G A l Chorls 2 4 OCA 3 PETER LOOGMAN FFA 1 2 Pres Q VICGPIGS -l I BARBARA WILHELM Gul? 3 4 A 2 3 Drcmvc 'I ALICE LAHORGUE Sona I. Gd r 4 Clc s Ofllcer 2 O A 3 4 CHARLES MANLEY Foolbcxll X l VCIYSIIY 2 Ccxptcun 4 Truck Vczrslly l 2 3 4 L ttermens Club Presldsrv X- zv ' I S U, r . . . . ' . e- , : 1. ..i4. Sc.. ' A GIAC 'I 1 A, 4 n . 'G ' f High ICI .I ,, GA. . ,2, 3, 4 ' Rl F3 63 , G.AfA. 1, 2, 3,4 A ' .Gi . , GA. . , 2,3 ,4 , . I . fp N Q I IM o , , ' ,4 GA. . , 2, 3, 4 .G. . , . 6- .A. . ,2 Seniors HAROLD BLAUER Track X 2, 3 kt......i IUNE ORR O A 3 4 RODNEY WILSON Football Varsxty 3 4 Basketball Varsxty 3 Drama 3 Q' DOROTHY VAILE O A 3 4 Lar at 3 MARY DRAKE O atxon Te m L1r1at 4 o NATALIE SANTOS ANITA CALKINS O G A 3 Drama 3 A DICK GRANT d '7 u n C s Olin I 3 B V me t Fiesta nt F all V rs Har 4 Basketball B 2, 3, Captain 4 Football X 2, 3, 4 BARBARA KISS Class Officer 2 G.A.A. l, 3, Cabinet 4 Girls' League Cabinet 4 GERTRUDE BRUINSIVIA Transfer from EXC9lSlOl Umol gh S hool N43 emalfma Club Vxce pres 4 MARGART KRAUSE ROBERT IOHNSON Football X 2 Capt 3 Vars1'y 4 Basketball D l C 2 B 3 Var lty Capt 4 El ChGS'1U1 3 Asst Ed 4 4 X , .G. . , 5 .G. . , r ' a 3 X l ' F Ch tus 2, 3, 4 llomemakina Club Secrettx 4 Ban , l, ., St dr t Directcr3,4 alas: 'e AS. . if-A li-5. fi, ' 'lv .-1 .cctbzn a 1ty 3, V 4. Seniors BARBARA BROWN El Chasqul 2 3 Elrlor 4 ASB Bus Mgr 4 CAA 2 came: 3 4 HUGH COCKE C1055 Omer 2 3 Football X 1 Mgr 2 vqfsny 1 4 MARY RIEBLI l W rnrlfmq Clu' S IO!-IN BORBA Basketball X Foovball X 4 HARRIET DECKER A l 2 3 V' Cras Class OH er 4 Cars L GRACE DOMINGUEZ Homemakmg Club Treasurer x GLENN YORK I Drama 3 Football X 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Pres 4 A S B Sql at Arms 4 Basketl al Mgr B 3 Varsny 4 LOUISE COOK Class OHICGI l C 3 4 Lana Edltor 4 rm BETTY WAGNER A 1 M Jore't 1 2 Capt 3 4 GIYIS Le que Cabmet 4 larmat 4 HENRY DECKER Voatoal X l 2 3 Varslty 4 sk 1 C ss OH cer 3 or mg 4 LUCY OTHAS Drama 3 IMES estra l El Chasqul 4 G.A. . ., , Officer 4 -l A qui 4,5 Q 'l ' eaigue R:-es. 4 ' eiall l,'Cl2 Q I 'HJ ng r ll. N-X J' ' 4 Vll Y ri su' Q , r. 1 I 'I A' a A s . . . .I V ., 'I . 0 Q Y L l lon: .2 Cay. 1,3 Q 4' . - 1 A A - CSF . Ef1.'kl,2,3,4 4 Q A A GA 2 3 4 J M. .I G U ' X ' . ...I STEVE FRANCIS DIAZ lr A 1 2 Repi LCII'1Qt3 EVELYN HAMMONDS A S B Secretary 4 GAA 3 Ccbmet 4 Class Offxcer 3 Drama 3 CARRIE SAUNDERS C orus 1 2 3 4 Lcmot 3 G A A 1 3 GLADYS CHALUPNIK El CLGSUU1 4 CSF 4 SIDNEY HOLLAND CVC us 2 Sen1ors IUNE MATHENY GAA 2 Cobmet IOYCE PHILLIPS Drama 3 EDDIE WEBSTER Vowbull X l 2 Kell Leader 4 Dr mc 4 MILDRED SMITH rcmsfer 'r 'n .vncs S Pool lO44 A l Dr mc 4 0 PAT HONGOLA A 1 OGA 3 Drcfmcx 3 Mcnorete l 2 4 ROBERT FRADY nd 1 2 Lcnot 4 Basketball Vcxrsxty 4 19 WAYNE LIVINGSTON 'md 3 on 'V 'r Bisfet 'J C 6 D Mgr F Chzisqn S':1H 4 MAXIN E DAILY Home-mokmq Club Secy o MARY IANE ROBLES A l 2 Chorus 3 4 Af Vcrsxty 3 4 Orchestre l 2 4 J I fb X Semors RICHARD GRI DOLOHES ARNDT IRENE CRUZ A I CHOIUS I 2 -G Q? WOODROW WILSON Orcmon Team 3 4 MILAN WAGNER Transfer from Choifey I-hgh School 1944 FRANCES LA THEDA SULLIVAN C mc Icsf , tuxeb do no' oppe r cn These r es JOSEPH ARCORACI WILLIAM ELVINS RICHARD MARTIN EDWARD LESLIE YOUNG I I ,, .. ll V' ' I Q GA.. ,2, 3, 4 .. 'I 1 A I ' ' I4 QQ-A I W Awww l I 3 I - I I . 09 A f I I U' - , if A M 'E L iw xXJ AJ JVM Not So Lon, Ago f' 'in N 'O C U 9 I 6 IFS k, .1 X M 1.1: 'AQ is 0' 'nav E.c'vn 6. Reber' Frcdy 7. Ped Not So Long Ago 'Qs 1. Hugh Conkf 2. Efmcdine Sta: Bax E. B-..l.::.c Kmss O. Mwxine Luily. r. E. ..:.. -I 3 -my ,ed-r -1, 111. 7' is -0 af' Q' Q r wer 5 Not So Long Ago I ,J U-ab SJ' CLASS OFFICERS fireszdent Ferdinand Efclisrt 'fre-President, Richard lertberq .TEC LL!-, -.ZZ 'Cf-'E Setretzry, Dcznri Mahan s er l' r 1 A rl Soor1.Chf:rrm'rn Betty Jfehsfer BOTTOM SECOND THIRD R luniors HOVJ: Mrs. Belrzrour, M. Morales, L. Kinzcy, R. lones, M. Plerren, G. Morfrles, B, Mount, F. Dodge, C. lirckson, E. Eterovifli, O. Morales, O, Ortiz, P, lzcksorr, D. lolznson, Mrs. lcrckscn ROVV: Mrs. Stewfrrt, G. Le-benscrt. V. Stcrnton, B. lNel:ster, lvl. Pucillcrs, M. Morrison, Mnzic, A. Pruitt, F. Riebli, M. Decker, B. Rycl-zrnfzn, B. Elviiqe, C. H4-rrrfrnflez, M. Cortez V. Goodsorr. OVV: B. Crystal, R. Purdy, M. Bartz, M. Aberle, B. Reeuwyk, D. Mcrhrn, T. Morubellz, S. Soto, A. Gfrndfrrfr, B. Moglo, L. Grant, E. Bozortli. BOTTOM ROVV: VV. Roy, M. Prrtton, F. Etchurt, . lertberq, G. Cruz, H. Yoder, P. McGehee, N, York. SECOND ROYN: Mr. Lewis, B. Clarke-, Mr. Shrrddle, B. George, VV. Tomberlin, L. Alvarez, T. Snyder THlRD R CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Brurngton Olvlf: D. Kings, C. Pleit, Mr. Bruinqton, T.. Thompson, M. Aherle, M. Perry, L, Gcrrreitc. 1:1 X0 - C Uv Mrs. Stew rrt Mrs. lfrfkson lwfrs. Belrnour V Q Mr. Lewis - ' , Mr. smdfrre M , - CLASS MOTHERS U , Mrs. l'lflfGl..l Wenster A' ' ' T rc, F. C. lf-!Tl'Ll'i' '- 1- 511 . 'Qu QL' LL -7X fr , Sopbomores . VJ Qi f' A ' f rf' ..,- r. ...1.5rwii'. CLASS OFFICERS President, Henry Aquerre Vice-President, Ronald Hein Secretary, Marion Iertberq Social Chairman, Betty Ienkins BOTTOM BOW: W. Satterfield, R. DeAnqelo, M. Wolfe, M. lertbera, L. Pritchard, C. Smith, M. L. Hargrove, B. Cihlar, G. Beach, E. Boyer, A. Papac, A. Lemon, P. Ortiz. SECOND ROW: E. Padilla, B. Conrad, C. Siljeq, I. Wilhelm, B. White, l... Wolfinbarqer, Z. Blevins, M. Blevins, E. Briones, I. Iimenez, V. Basua, M. Alcala, D. Crystal, A. Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Miss Iohnson, A. Hiqley, E. Tapia, E. Garcia, M. A. Barton, M. Mitchell, E. Samuelson N. Siefken, P, Doane, B. Schroeder, B. lenkins, P. Webster, B. Boskovich, A. Bruinsma. BOTTOM HOW: A. Erreca, H. Ebelinq, I. Gray, A. Shuqart, D. Decker, F. Machado, A. Marquez, H. Dominauez, F. Davis, VV. Storm, P. Kenealy. SECOND ROW: H. Aquerre, D. Hanson, A. Thompson, S. Harrigan, B. Holbrook, D. Pine, I. LaHorqu':, A. Morales, E. Blaqq, C. Hawkins. THIRD BOVV: F. Keser, R. James, D. Arnold, R. Hein, H. Vestal, A. Lanqarica, A. Gonzales, G. Reeves, Mr. Mickey. - P Q- 4 nn Q 4 1' CLASS ADVISERS Miss Iohnson Mrs. Carter Mr. Mickey CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. E. C. Iertberq Mrs. S. A. Arnold Mrs. Lester Smith Mrs. Fred Siefken Treasurer, Barbara Boskovich Freshmen 1 4 - . L 4 Q .. - A CLASS OFFICERS President, Raymon Blount Vice-President, Ioe Snyder Secretary, Helen Iest Treasurer, Margaret Grant Social Chairman, Elizabeth Kiss BOTTOM ROVV: M. Kramer, B. Lobo, W. Hausman, E. Cornu B. Ryfiel, G. Smith, I, Wade, P. Pe-rlas M. 'Weber, M. Miller, E. Herron, D. Miller. SECOND ROW: E. Kiss, M. Hernandez, M. Cortez, A. Ontiveros, L. Capper, R. Bolliqer, L. Decker K. Fletcher, R. Alvarez, M. VanDusen, M. Dye, M. Grant, C. Dunn, Mrs. Vtfeller. THIRD ROW: B. Melendez, A. Rico, A. Campos, D. Constantine, G. Siiuentes, L. Pierce, H. Thompson N. Evans, F. McCain, V. Armstrong, B. Bee-ks, I. Stevenson. FOURTH ROW: L. Lemon, G. Rico, E. Ontiveros, G. 'vVcaner, B. Lcrprell, C. Richenberqer, W. Sisco D. Brinkman, B. Christy, H. lost, P. HT.-Jes, B Harris. BOTTOM ROVV: I. Hawkins, I. l3hi!!1rvs, P. McCain, D. Tiawell, M. Molles, G. Durrington, G. Woliinbarqer, E. Keser, B. Suoqs. C. Pierce, E. Skiles, V. Coppersrnirh, M. Villa, Mrs. Weller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mayfield, T. Keith, W. Ashley, I. Keaton, W. Rohrer, M. Belmudez, W. Haynes D. Towninq, R. Gresham, I. Veenstra, S. Thomas, R. Clark, I. Snyder, l.. Daniels. THIRD ROW: l. Brumbaugh, L. Vfdldrop R. White, L. Riehii, I. Martinez, R. Cummins, B. Larkin.: R. Harp, D. Diaz, R. Bertsohinger, R. Blount, C. Frxdy, R. Vanzfrnt, B. Oldham, E. Hallett. FOURTH ROW: H. Parrida, R. Barhczx, B. Valenz'.iel':, N. Hill, R. O'Lourrie, W. Subia, P. Guillen R. Briones, A. Padfla, R. Chavez, E. Rariioa, C. Pruitt, D. Bowman, B. Smart. CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Weller Miss Buckley Mr. Mayfield CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. Geza Kiss Mrs. Blaine Van Dusen Mrs. George Grant r Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS President Dick Schiller Vice-President, Beverly Burkhart Secretary, Nancy Cocke- Treasurer, Robert Brooks Social Chairmen, Mary Bozarth and Harold Holder BOTTOM EOVV: P. Veenstra, V. Satterhelcl, V. Collins, B. Vxnderziel, YV. Starling, I. Cervante-4, A. Lopez, C. Beltran D. Ruiz T. Crcerc M. A. Rosh, I. Flodrrauez. SECOND ROW: la. Valenzuela E. Harnzfez, E. 'Weiner B. Hernandez, lf. Cowell, B. Pattison, lvl. Eozarth, H. Dominguez M. Or'1z, B. Herrera C. Circia, M. Mcl.auqhlin, E. Ratclirf, I. Applebeck E. Curscn Miss Griggs. THIRD ROVV: D. Dekrns, I.. lvfeiiier I. Othas, B. l'.lCll'lFOYl N. Kfiton, N. Cocks, M. Shanks E. Er rry V. Mills, C. Burns, M. l.. ':'of1n':, I. Hcvcvr r, D. Situvrrtes, F. Gonzales, I. Corto7. FOUHIH ROVV: I. Tnonigvsoi' Fi. l'-lOTf1lLS V. iinyaer T. Burkll wrt, E. Sirlkfn, V. Lanaarica, l.. Gmail. E. Pierce, C. Arellano, C. Accsfi H. Barton. BOTTOM HOV '. 1 lrloms-'Q Moore C. De Ylutrg, Dowriurr C. Brown R. 'Willlarns H. Holder, l Gomez, Lara, I. Vfoolen, I. l3r1tCr.ard ii. M irtin, IUTLSS lXfc'Cray. JECOND ROW: F. Bennes T. Beltran, E. Gresham Ei 'lAl'lC'll'7S H. Brooks, R. Nrivarrette, C. Lowery, l-l. Currirrilns I. Garua, S. Scott, FI. lierns iff. 'v'v'olrLn:.r.rf5er', F. Conivxles, Cv. Biez, A. Tapiri. R. Gonzales G. Gray. THIRD ROW: G. Zsnzgti Vfilkzrisori L. liern. r are ll. Ii:-.-inciz, l.. Moore, A. Pine, G. Harrigan A. Butler, F. Vestal, S. Eelnude? D. Gu :r ru! D. Strres lvl. Santcyfi. FOURTH ROTC: P.. C ' ' I ' D. Cn, C. Boyer, I. Hcetiarle D. Fix G. Fr :nu G. lferren E. lf. no: l-3s ucxiriiles, . . rl :iris :. f.11.is Iifc 1 'r D. mdgtrler P. Walker, Cv. Karr-Hr. rlson, B. Millspauqh, W. CLASS ADVISERS Miss Mr:Cray l.'l1ss Griqrzs Mrs. Larsen Mr. Moore CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. Mark Fine Mrs. C. R. Br-rry Mrs. Ralrrt P. Cowell CLASS OFFICERS Presxdeni Tommy 'ffebs V1ce-President Barbara Secretary, Barrfzra Moc Treasurer, Sarah Lemon Scfiial Chalrrnan Anne BOTTOM ROV Mxss Zlk M Crous A. 1 D Trlp P Srnlr Hxqan A Boyer SDCOEED PO 'J I' J a :frm P I S tt B MfPhn1 H Thompson THIRD ROV' G Alrala W Har kms A Hem' s B B ck M Yo1.nk1n P Bowman L Pxne S FOURTH ROW H Gonzcl 7 V L1Prf lo A Vasa s NI I- ost G R,1m1r O Formway E Valdez BOTTOM ROV H Hamlrrw D Georg rr F pemtes G Martln M Partlaa L Guilt SECOND ROW I Mllsxp R Had lo H Boyer T Vv l I L Mlllzkan R Pippin V Daniels W THIRD ROW E Wcrde I Pattlson I Perret IN lv N1 l H Harrrgan D Martm H Gulllen P FOURTH ROVV Mlss Zlke E Iolnson P Whlte P Soto H Pohrer M Evans F Placentia rl FlFTH ROW E blnloyo D Perri I V sau s B Gmc' a T H Jnson W Martlnerf E Gon71l CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Lee Miss Zike Mr. Moore CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. Leo Bef-L: Mrs. H. E. Brunaxie Mrs. C. E. Wanzjerl 51531, N ff' m K- '2-ss 'Qi f,,,j f Q '4,f in. 6.-rf' Q0 BMW av ug 1 S TED G1 dys Ch T p k H D ke B tty Webste B b Stanton G t ude Leb STANDING Hele G es Lo q El o B m T 4:1 Paczllas EL CI-IASQUI To qrve you the best posslble annual rn l945 has been the alrn of the El Chasqul staff th1s year Srnce the v1s1on of thts country 1S dlrected toward the future we have trled to QIVG you an 1rnpress1on of the world of tomorrow and at the sarne t1n'1e to represent school llfe at Ch1HO l-llqh lt 1S our hope that you shall qet pleasant rnemorles from these paqes Barbara Brown handled the posltlon of edrtor very well ably asslsted by Robert lohnson unt1l he left for navy trarnlna 1n February Robert Sholander served as buslness manager Bettv Anne Webster drew the d1v1s1on pages end sheet and cox under the dlrectlon of Mrs Stewart and Gladys Chalupnrk drew the humorous Cartoons Gertrude Lebensart was 1n charge of ass1anrnents The faculty advlser was Mrs Belmour Prrntlnq of the annual was done by Mr Sunpson and h1s students VM if i 010 fwfr J in SUPER f DU PER Etttttnt 1' E fs-ff B 3 EA 1 a a.u ni , arriet ec r, e r, ar ara Brown, Robert Johnson, V.r qinia , err ensart. : n rim , uise Cook, Barbara Mo le, Lois Grant, adviser d ra el our, ea 3 Snyder, Robert Arvidson, Ferdinand Etchart, Barbara Mount, Wayne Livingston, Martha I . , . 1 L . 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N 1,7 1 V 'N f , Y ' x. 1' N J S J' . yy L, Z' . 3' P ' ,. .vi 5 ' Y ij E ' wr' E I obofv - r t ' . wg ' 211.4 X N, .F --:Q TED Al H y Q l B ly Cl LARIAT Larrat staff members have had a busy trme thls year worklna ard to get the school paper ready for d1str1but1on every Thurs day afternoon They have thoroughly enJoyed wrrtrna the artlcles whlch make up the news and have aamed valuable rnforrna t1on and experlence rn the process Sometlmes deadllnes were ard to meet but by extra effort they always were met Mr Srmpson and hrs students rn the prrnt shop cooperated well wrth the Larlat staff rn prlntrnq the paper and deserve much credrt for 1ts punctuahty The staff emoyed soclal trmes as well as work holdmq a Chrrstmas party a surprrse party for sports edrtor Robert Iohnson who was leavlna for navy duty ana enloylna a day rn Apru when the aroup and advlser v1s1ted the Huntrnqton Memorlar Lrbrary dmed at an ehte cafe and attended the Pasadena Play house The usual U SC Newspaper Day was not held bv the nrversrty and that pleasure awarts classes who take Journahsm after the war and aas ratronrnql fr? if H3 '12 Q' - I wk , SEA : xce La orgue, Louise Cook, adviser Elclora Belmour, Mar' To I-laforan, il arlze. STANDING: Robert Frady, Robert Johnson, Betty l5leeu'.'Jyk, lf 1:-:ine Bar!7, Marvin Patten I E ... 'f I , I I .X Z , - - - - , . . . I - - J V I I I I 0' ' . . . T I , I I I I I II 5.2 r I 7 Q 1 I I I ' J - . . . . ' ' ' ' A ' A C d I I n T i 3 Lg 4 sun, sv . SEATED Barb r Whrte B rb r Bro XIYQ nr St nto Gertrud L be s rt Dolores Constantue Margaret Grant Helen lest GI dys Ch lupmk ECOND ROW Rayman Blount .Al n Shu a t Ma Jorle Mo xson Be ty Webster Iacquelme Wade r Mogle Iune 'Drr o IS Cock My nc Vtfolt M r1onIertL Henry Norton BA K ROW P t1c1a Haw lS V s M Co sen N1l Sre ken Lloyd Than pscn Hugh Cooke CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Chmo I-hgh s chapter ot the Calrtorma Scholarshrp Federa tlon under the leadershtp of the advlser Mrs Genev1eve Mc Crossen can boast ot an actrve year rn l944 45 The member contmued to sponsor the weekly sale ot stamps and bonds and early 1n the year brought up the percentage of purchasers to the, pomt Where the hrgh school was awarded the greatly coveted Mrnute Man Flag That the group dld not neglect therr soclal hte IS evldent from a report ot therr partres and p1cn1cs They started th1ngs off Well wrth a prcmc at Glenn Ivy Mmeral Sprmgs ln the tall had a Chrrstmas breakfast at the home of thelr advlser and ln Aprll emoyed a full day s vacatlon from school Twenty C I-I S stuaents hlled the d1tt1cult scholarshrp regulre ments tor membershrp the second semester and elected Louts Alvarez to lead them as presldent Mar1on Iertberg vrce presr dent and Myrna Wolfe as secretary-treasurer. Durmg the frrsr semester of school Hugh Coclce served as president- Louis Al- varez vice-president and Marion Iertberg secretary-treasurer. l 096-no ff. ' 4' Q we N SEI-.TED G ST 'NIDING L sf OBATIGN TEAM For many years Gh1no Hlgh School has entered the Amen can Leglon Gonstltutlon oratlon contest and has always mam ta1ned a good record Thls year was no exceptlon Etght students from the Unlted States hlstory classes were chosen by Goacl Horace Moore to compete tor top local honors Speeches were unusually good thls year and Judges had dlttlculty namlng the wlnners Betty Webster Lawrence Garetto and Glorla Morales cla1rned tlrst second and th1rd places respectlvely 1n the con test held IH the Ghlno Hlgh audltorlurn V1rg1n1a Stanton Wooa row W1lson Beuben Allen and Bob George each recelved S2 50 tor honorable rnentlon Betty Webster represented Ghrno at the annual d1str1ct con test at Barstow and returned w1th the cup for second place Before the Barstow contest the three top wrnners at G H S busred themselves by speaklng before several ot the Ghtno servlce clubs fi 149.55 W-8 Z I 5. 1 5 L '3 J-4 . .. Q 8 ' , 1- W? 5 - . 'M lx . 1 loud lfforules, Betty Webster, Virgmia Stanton, A1 : fr.-Jren:e Garetto, 'Jcodrow Wilson, Coach Moore, Bch George, Reuben Allen. 1 . , , G 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 I I ' , . . . f . vf Q z. 2 '-3 E 1 1 A 2 ' ' is 4 x jg N ,Ji EE.- . :::::: 111:12 11252 -11:3 ...-- g,.--- ,nnn ,..-- ,.m. , -- . . ' IHII1 1 2 'HIFI .1 1 1...-r 2:1223 ::::! :gen HIL! 21522: full- ,typ 1112: -Qty: H1733 ' 14 'Uv 1 l :Sf E1 N 5 Qs '01 .SL SA fw- ORDEH OE GREGG ARTISTS The Crder of Greaa Artrsts lS Composed of the members or Shorthand l and Shorthand ll classes lts purpose IS to develop artlstlo shorthand penmansh p An CGA contest rs sponsored each year by the Greaa Puhllshrna Company Evelyn Hamrnonds Pat l-lonaola Alrce La Horaue Lfdla Lobo Esther Mata lune Qrr Bernadlne Star Dorothy Valle and Barbara 'Vt rlhelm recelved Q G A oertrtrcates for thelr shorthand penrnanshrp whlch they entered rn the l941 ontest B raadrn Starr reoetved her l0O words per nnnute cert tl ate An ta Clallclns Evelvn l-lamrnonds and lune Crr hav arned therr SO words per rnrnute certltmates Mrs Evelvn laolcson lS the Q G A advlser , W Pnsr A juni? LW My Illll li! nf-rtt: lJ:,J'gf l :+-.ytz F' ,tpt .Q Il :s R- tx :I :slr Slut: l' rl Azz: lvfoiyt, lzigil. lat- L A ' llerfgglf, lvlls. Evelyn lzfksr Il l' ft, f' 1 .lv-l.Tl .I'I If :ty 17: IU-, l,Q:,11ilr,1 Vailt-, Logxsff Ccok I:'.Il1'.1 C :llci ', lflfzli H '- , fuzz: ..f I 1.-f Sj':.'1 1 P jg :, L' 11: .- A1 lr -y :Q .1 l 1 .' It B'-rig' lane Orr, I . S I Q , 9' ' ' ' O t . T w 4 T T l . - g Z 1 . g V a 1 I l . I I ' f I I I X I f I I I Isl , 7, . . . u , N . . . .I . l Z ' C . JJ' Q 1 1 1 ot O e r e T L 1 '- C ,. l, S, T 6 A , e 6 e T T T T ' . . TA , T . . ' . - Q T ,ij A :WL X K pf, MFL, HU fn' pf . J v U 1 7 gif' u 6 A - I, ,. X. Y f K fb' SX lf ' A W V f' - O TOM ROVV lvl M yt ld N H V ll S 'D M d Mll p ECOND ROV G S ll V THIRD ROW I M H Wh te C P T n g V FOURTH RON G F E A M lt R M e FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA Future Farmers of Amerlca at CHS started the year ott well by 1n1t1at1ng twenty one Greenhands and eleven Chapter Farmers Four boys Crm Madole Peter Loogman Robert Sholander and Angel Campos were candldates for the State Farmer Degree Thelr act1v1t1es rncluded entermg several com petrtrve shows and ra1s1ng a protltable garden Orln Madole served as presrdent tor l944 45 Peter Loogman v1ce presrdent Robert Sholander secretary Angel Campos treasurer Steve Dlaz reporter and Eldon Woltlnbarger sentmel Madole recelved further honors when he was elected presldent ot the F F A ot Southern Callfornra and Sholander was elected reporter tor the same terr1tory The work ot the organ1zat1on through the school year can be summarrzed by comparrng 1t to a large drversltred ranch Th labor mcome from the ranch would amount to 31008417 an average ot S252 l0 for 40 boys ln add1t1on to thrs Future Farmers worked 39 950 hours at mllkmg and harvestlng crops whlch at 75 cents per hour would amount to S529 962 50 The foreman of th ranch would be Ivan Mayfreld C H S agrrculture teacher ana F F A advlser Future Farmers wound up thelr year wrth the annual Parent Son banquet which was held May l5. The 20-30 Club and hono- rary members were guests and Nelson Crow editor of The Wes-- ern Livestock Iournal was the guest speaker. ,I 0 , F' Q0 0 f. . S ATED Betty W g e M s STANDING M g tG nt B lv' gle M 101 Abel GTBLS LEAGUE The Glrls League Wh1ch mcludes g1rls from nmth through twelfth grades rncluslve has had an mterestmg trme 1n l944 45 The members held a meetrng a month and the entertalnment at the meetlngs mcluded student talent motlon plctures ana speakers Mother daughter teas were the hlghlrghts of the year Senror and Junlor glrls were hostesses to the1r mothers and the Women faculty members at a Cl'1r1stmas tea and ln Aprrl the sophomore and freshman g1rls served tea to the1r mothers and the faculty women Mrs Florence Toste serves as advlser to the Glrls League Whrch was led thrs year by l-larr1et Decker as 1ores1dent lVIar1o11e Aberle vrce pres1dent Betty Vlfagner secretary Barbara Krss treasurer and Barbara Mogle N1la Slefken and Margaret Gran as representatrves of the eleventh tenth and nrnth grades re spectlvely YY,- L 110 -0-os' IW' E 2 a n r, Barbara Kiss, rs. Florence Tc te, Nila Siefkin, Harriet Decker. : ar are ra , arbara .o , ar' r'e re. I 1 . 1 . . . . , - 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 4. I I - u . . . . 1 I I I . . 1 ' 1 , . 1 A 1 1 ' . . l 1 1 1 '- ' 1 1 1 - ig '5.--- 1.4-:Q-:A-'-' -'- - E 1 fs 1 H Vigil f' t ' ' 1 1, V -'A 451' 0221141 I 'x ' 1' . v .' 45 ': V 4 l 3j': E -N . ff J. '-' . SEATED ry ll U lf pf rm m G trude Brumsfrf Comm ll rncmd Amir Cort or .J V' s n lusxMeI!1s,1o r F I ms VU, mg G odson HOMEMAKING CLUB Grrls who gre mterested m the scrence omd otrt ot home mgkmg gre members ot the l-lomemgkmg Club whrch hold 1ts be gmnmgs rn l937 Through reoorts demonstrotrons dlscusslons ond motron plctures deorlmg wrth home economlos the glrls oc gurre much protrtgble knowledge cmd experrence They come mto Contact wrth the newest developments rn thrs held Presrdmg ottrcers tor the yeorr were Betty Ryckmdn presr dent Gertrude Brumsmo vrce presrdent Nottolre Scmtos secre- tory cmd Grgoe Dommgues tredsurer Mrss Lrhom lohnson hegd ot the homemgkmg depgrtment gt C H S IS gdvrser ot the group M' I Q , Wt ' ' 2 Beverly C stwl, TE:-'fciw f1ulll'l':n, l'f'Ill.f:I1Ttf' Zur stein, not ' f . f , or , ' ' ,, IJ, e . e . ez, ' ez. NTXTIHINJ: Llxs Luth: lzhnson, lfqrv Goveu, Grxie Dozziaragxxez, Loi: :me Azrzdi, 'f C1 fl 3, Mzrgzret K muse Axiom Gvnddvix, Dtrofhy lohnson, P2311 vid , 'oi I o . , , . . -L I ' ' A. I I I I - . I ' I 1 ' A 1 U' I rv! ' I . . ., . gl: W , lgi . 1 a o K I if -121,41 . . , l' 0 - W V XIII Nl Q TLD s Q1 AWD 'NG Ee tj Km rss e ,fn H fxrzonds V na Star GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIQN Always a popular orqamzanon wrtll The Chrno Hlan School q rls the Glrls Athlenc Assoolatron thls year aura ted a Very large number of arrls who made Class teams Stressmq coopero non sporlsmansblp and slclll the oraanlzatlon has Complefea one of ns most successful years desone warnme condltlons ln February the qrrls were hostesses to membe s of the Trl ounty League at the annual speedball playday wlnch provee to be one o' the most rntereslma days of Tb year An evemna semrforrnal dance at wlnch Clmno Hlqhs Sprlnq lvnq wa crowned an 1n1+1at1on of new members and a oanauet Com lel wrth awardma of sweaters letle s and emolems me e also o llne G A A proaram loanne Breese led the aroup rn l944 40 as pres1den1 ar was CISSlSl9d by a Cab1neT made up ol Noreen Ebelrna V1 resrdent Baroara Brown secretary and Har 1etDe ke trea urer Mrss llseSCbef1Qr arr s ohysrcral edu anon teacb r acl 1 Gs the Assocratlon Ilia 1' BOTTOM ROW Dmck Cr nf R1 lo rd ,ertberq H my Aquerre Henry D cr: I-xorold Vestal Eddx bs e :lonert I nson Nc rnan York Ferdinand Etchart Fred Be lc r pac R1cl'aroM Connell Robert York T-luqh Cocke Ronald Hem Lloyd Thompson LETTERMEN S CLUB Wearers of the bla C lndlcatlnq that they have been awarded the school letter for a major sport at C H S have organ lzed a Letterrnen s Club Thls group places emphasls on good sportsrnanshlp Charles Manley l9-44 vars1ty football captaln served as pres ldent ot the orqanlzanon the flrst semester Fred Beck was VICG presldent and l-luah Cocke was secretary treasurer ln the second semester Cocke was elected presldent Rlchard McConnell vlce pres1dent and Ronald Hem secretary treasurer RayLeW1s vars lty football and baseball coach was adv ser to the boys . 2 a.,.'c.: ', , e , e'er, ' , 'e We., i r, . ' ch , . r , ' . c . 'SECCND HOW: Ray Lewis Charles Manley, Gilbert Cruz, Lawrence Garetto, Albert Warren, Ioe 'c , ' . ' C , ' ,. , . ' . ' - I n ll ll 1 n n I L . . ., ' . , . . I I 5'- . . . . . X , ' . . 1 1 ' ' f I ' - I ' ' 4 , L L L . Hu' X H :fam ' Q ,. rg, w .4 17 : u Iomcs Dcrvios Maude Duviffs Kay Davies . Dick Davies 'Xmggiicr Ddvieg Ned Davies . Buddy Dfivies Mciiy Pendleton Eddie Websier . Dcxhri Mahan . Mildred Smith . Dick Grunt Norms De Young Ferdinand Etchciri Henry Decker . Robe-rid Dodqo PI'0fl1ll'lLI.0II Stuff Sizge Crow , . . Bch George, Dick Grunt, Richard Iertbezq Prcyertfs . . Virginia: Stznton Frieda Fiiehfi, Cfzrcl Izzckson .J ,..S. . .E. tty Anne Aenstsr, I -mm.- pjnmf.- Last Nightls' Paper Bobby Harris . . . Ferdinand Etchari Casey Jones . Anita Harris . . . Lenore Chipworth . Mrs. Harris . . Mr. Harris . . Production Staff Robert George Mildred Smith Dahri Mahan Harriet Decker Eddie Webster Director - - Miss Martha Gamble Prompters - - Louise Cook, Betty Webster, Dahrl Mahan Properties - - Bob George, Ferdinand Etchart, Stage ---- Lights and sound efiects - Harriet Decker - Speech Class Eddie Webster, Henry Decker Costumes - - Friends and Miss Rohrs' class Tell Dorie Not to Cry Dorie .... . Virqmio Stonton Pctricicx Roberto Dodge Georgia Mczrthcr Pocillos Bobbette . . No Ferne . . Frieda Riebli Miss Kitchener . Louise Cook The Willie Riordcm Mrs. Riordon . Molvincz Riordcxn . Herbert Sheridan . Cord . . Hottie Rondoll . Ioe Williams . Mrs. Thorpe . Tiger's Claw . Richard Iertberq Carol Iockson Betty Webster Henry Decker Louise Cook Mildred Smith Eddie Webster . Harriet Decker Mr!! vv-H1 ' ff ' . fU ffJ?'4 7 ?fj MJ QW 5 I WWW W1lf 'l W2 MUJWQM ,wr . lf' - Q' kj 'Vw ell Leaders Seng Leaders 5 S 9 x 'A ' L Ir- f 7' ITAZ' af'-. E 'fr'EY'. Y, K in DI? Y. X u 5 , 9 x A fy. ,1 , Mclgerettes BOTTOM ROW R I tb R I hn o To be lx on es o I Subl E Va Pell M P on SECOND ROW H Co ke A W ren I Sewad H Yode H Aguerr B bo a I L Ho M Wrll ms R Hen F Beck THIRD ROW Co h Lewxs R Yok L Thompson C M nl y R M Connell G Cuz I P pa A L ngor E Webst r L G relto Mg D Grant VARSITY FOOTBALL Coached by Ray Lew1s and captamed by Charles Manley the Cowboy football squad earned second place rn the Trl county League ln the l944 season ln the flrst game of the year the Vagueros scored o polnts agarnst Valenc1a s 7 and they were defeated by Bonlta l3 6 ln the second game Other scores were Chlno O Corona O Chlno 7 Cltrus O Chmo 14 Puente l2 and Chrno 6 Claremont O. Robert Iohnson Won the honor of being voted the most valuaf ble man on the 44 team and Lawrence Garetto was elected as the l945 captain. Both honors were announced at the football banquet enjoyed at the close of the season. xl Xj l Q K1 ' .Q ,OO lk C BOTTOM BOVJ: S. Diaz, E. pilffldi B. S.fu-entes, D. Hemstreef A. Erreca, F. Etchart, O. Vlfolfinbarger, l. Borba. SECOND BOVJ: P. Guillen A. Thompson Buy E. Hclkirook, F. Kesc-r B. Krause, A. Marquez, Cummins, B. Chavez. Tl-HRD BOVV: Mgr. B. Arvidson, D. Hanson A. Ifeifcn, B. Gresham, Fi. O'l.currie, H. Vestal, rl. Partida, M. Morales, Coach Hauser. LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Fifty-six fellows reported to Coach 'Wayne Hauser for light- weight football in the fall of l944. Even after the group was split to form a C weight football team and those who discovered that football was not to their liking dropped out, the lightweight aggre- gation was still a large one. Bay Krause, a senior, led the fighting X weights as captain through their season of five garnes. Chino won three out of the five, and scores ran like this: Chino O, California lunior Republic 65 Chino l2, Bonita Og Chino B, Emerson Og Chino O, Corona l9, C FOOTBALL Twenty-seven fellows reported to Coach Paul Mickey for C weight football last fall. Too light for the lightweight and Varsity teams, these boys were still determined to play football, and they kept at it through a tough season. C. B. Pruitt captained the team, which played four games, losing three and winning one. The scores were not impressive but the lads feel that their experience gained is most valuable. Chino l9, Citrus 7. BOTTOM BOW: Berlscninger, G. XNoll1n:'f:rger, Ll. Molles H. Dominguez L. Biebli, C. Pierce, B. Suggs. l. Phillips. C. Frady. SECOND BOW: Coach I-Iickey, V. Ccppcrsztirth, XY. Bchrer D. Tidweli, C E. 'Pruiii C. Durringtori, B. Vanzani, E. Keser, B. Harp, VI. Storms, Mgr. C. Hawkins. J s BOTTOM ROW SECOND ROW s,,'.N.q lJ W Tomberlm R Iohnson F Beck I Papac H Co me M Ar,erle A Warren G Cru? B I rtberg VARSITY BASKETBALL f1n1sh1ng the flrst round of the 1945 basketball season e ys found themselves ln the cellar posltlon However rn the and to be proud of thelr record Fnrst Round 1 Corona 32 Cztrus 8 Chmo 3 Iuente 40 Chmo 1 Claremont lu Chmo 1 Bomta 29 Chmo Chmo sei B2-ik Bile round the Vagueros manlfested great lrnprovernent three games out of flve Coach Wayne Hauser has Cowboys suffered a severe blow when Captaln Robert left 1n February for navy boot camp but they rall1ed under the frne leadershlp of Fred Beck and went on to more games Hugh Cocke served as Chmo Chlno Chlno Chmo Chmo manager of the team Second Round Corona 3 Cltrus 2 Puente Claremont Bomta .Z U W, 5' 4 ' , u- f, C - Q I iv 4' Q .9-'F 1 4 ' . , v--., T t -h-- ' 1 I J ,NNN 1 B. :ue ' , . ' , . , . , . . THIRD ROW: A. ifl, M. Wuliams, R. Frady, Coach Hauser. l ' ' ' ' , th V ' ' . V , IO ' , ' ' 7 . . . ' ' 18, . . 20 ' 7 . . . ' ' 8 . . . ' 15 ' I 1 . . . J ' tl . . . 18 ' 6 . . f ' 24 . . 17 ' 5 . . . ' ' 22 . . ' 24 tit J f 4 I '-s-.,, 71 Chmo 'N BOTTOM ROV! E rarhda I Eorlaa B Krause F Etchart B Chax P7 SECOND R OW M Nor ls P Cullen A Thomf'-scn R Cumrruns D Hanson THIRD ROW L Thompson Mgr H Vestal I-1 Paruda Coach Hauser B WEIGHT BASKETBALL lt was a pleasure to watch Coach Wayne Hauser s B we1qnt basketball team 1n act1on durlnq the l945 season In Splle of the loss of Captarn Harold Blauer to the navy rn Ianuary st1ll the Bees ended the second and last round 1n a t1e for second place rn T11 county League standmqs Bay Krause was elected co captam follo Bl Fxrst Round Second Round Corona 1 Chmo Chmo Chlno 1 Chmo CIITUQ I uente Clorremont Lomt 1 Chmo Chmo Chmo Chino Chmo Corona Cltrus Puente Ronlta Llaremont lo .X K Wing auer's departure for boot camp trainina at San Dieqo. 2 ' . . 47 12 ' . . . 21 31' ' . . . ' , 31 27 ' . . . ' . 26 ' . . . 1 17 23 ' . . . 8 18 ' . . . 1 2 32 , ' . . . ' 24 2? ' . . . ' ' 1 24 21 ' - . . . ' f l - ,.-. . . ,.W,,mf W ,N W V fi, ' 4: W. ,Wan ,M A Mfg M ' af-. V . 1 Iffgr, I.1'Jxzt'5s'nr C. P. ?IJ1'f C. Frvay F. Kesler W. 'L Z, B. Pimp, f.. LJ! Ch: ax, '. TALL: A. Pldilkx Coach lfltckey. C AND D WEIGHT BASKETBALL Chmo l-llgh School s C and D basketball teams could not boast wmnlng seasons ln l945 but both teams could declare tha they had been good sports played clean ball and learned much whlch w1ll be ot Value to them as they progress to B and varslty squads Paul lVl1ckey coached both teams and was hard put o trmes to schedule games for the fellows Both team played squads that outwelghed them and were older Bex Harp captam ot the Cees was hrgh scorer of the team whrch lost frve games and won two Charles Frady and Ange' Padllla were next hrgh ln that order Baymond Vanzant captalnea the Dees who lost slx games and won one Alan Shugart the only returnmg letterman on the D team was hrgh scorer followed closely by Captaln Vanzant '71 K Cp DB C lvlky , , I , . . . - + , - L 7 I . , 'i . S C I I . L , . , . I I S' .,i- - I 1 , , 1, - ,. ' 4, ,' ' 'fur - N ' W , if . NL -F 4. J 'f T -K -'- I . 7 'Q . VF. M ,r ' ' 'N , ' - N ff - W f . ' ' ' ,ff , f,Qn-MQ' . C . -f , f ' 3 .N 7. L W' H .1 - ,. ., Q hu ,I I . ' T ' N ln 'f . '.'.'. Ll'-'1I2'j TAL B. Suggs, E. Leser A. Shuzgott, l, Phnlxys fl. Vunzgni L. Btebli, M, Mclles Y. c persrmth, - . cwnzan oath .ic e . VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW R B b e ,lLo do ONDROWAIMM CMlyAJ n hM1 Few Chrno fellows reported to Coach Poul Mlckey for trod: thrs sprrnq ond the sedson progressed W1thou orny outstondlnq tedts bernq recorded Chorrles Monley Whose specrotlty IS the 880 ydrd run ond who earned the most polnts ot dll the C l-l S Vorsrty crndermen ln the track meets entered thrs yeor was nomed corptoun ot thot teom Roymond Vonzdnt qorrnered the most pornts ot dll the X werqht trdckrnen ond earned the rlqht to cctptcun the Junlor vars 1ty lords Vornzont rs d broold Jurnper ond olso enters the 660 yolrd run LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK W T T. I. Ekelxig f. Nizfllgi- 713: R. 'fx 223: , .xii rf. :ko . TTCCIC HOIT: T. ,L1l.i.l Q.. ' 'l.1Ze, A. leltc 1, 2. 1'f'I'lT'. TOMRONDPm FElcrIPa1. l-lVstlA DH1':MW1ll1 SECOND ROVV E Parhd B Clark C Ha mms B Axley C D Putt R Chavez R Iertherw R Hem THIRD RONV R S1lL11'lE'S A Snuqart R Gresharr' R Barnoz 'dl Vod r R OLourr1 BASEBALL Chmo Hugh s l945 varslty baseball team 1S Composed ot las year s second team and lt has shown the Cowboys charactertstm determmatlon and ttqht The loss column has totalled more than the Wm column but these Vaqueros and Coach Ray Lewrs have never let down At the tlme thrs book Went to press the horsehlders had lost all thelr League games but sttll had two to play Lhmo ll Bonita 14 Lhmo 5 Corona 11 mn Cltrus 8 3-g 0 OO OS OQN :DSW shi L BOT ' : . e, . 16.11, . sac, . e a, .Errefrrr fz,, . ' ifms, Z. 'a,. e, . ,..J, ot, . :.'et,.' ,. ..,,.'c,I..e,. e. FOURTH ROW: Coarh Lcwis, G. Reeves, L. Al'.'fIIf'7, H. Aguerre, E, Webster, L. Gfiffllli, . . 1 . . f I I I v u , L I , . Ch' T .... ' - PKI 0 ti.. 9'- .. O 0 o 9 s' 1 0 ,. O,Q:'f 'WI mi in 5 GIRLS BASKETBALL Senror qrrls started out the flrst sport of the year by takmq top honors ln the lnterclass basketball playoffs ln order to ralse funds for the G A A treasury a spectator game was played ln Whlcn the Jumor team defeated the semors The sport was managed by Betty VVebster lrene Cruz Cap tamed the SGHIOI team Barbara Moqle the Junlors Betty Clhlar sophomores and Ehzabeth KISS led the freshmen V I , f N F ff 'll . - J ' L -. 1 . J 5.1 . bl' kf ,, VX 5 l x Miss Scheffer, V. Stanton, B. Mount, I. Breese, E. Boyer, M. Robles, N. Ebeling, N. Siefken. I ' ' : , ' ' : ' , :Sli Q I ,l . Y ,Q P' A BOTTOM BOVI: B. Mount B. Margie B. Vlfehsier, V. Stfzntcn, M. Belles, N. hheling, H. Decker. SECOND BOW: Coach Scheffor E.Poyor,A.I.aHo1'gue I. Br-Peso, E. K1ss,E.Ccmu. B. jenkins. N.S1i'f.f', ri Speedball, the second sport to take the attention of the girl athletes of C.H.S., enjoyed a successful season. The seniors, cap- tained by Virginia Shephard, captured the laurels in the inter- class playoffs. ln the Tri-County League playday, which was held at Chino, the Cowgirls boasted of two wins, one tie, and one loss. Following the playday, the all-star team was selected. Other team captains include Helen lest, who led the fresh- rneng Betty jenkins, who captained the sophomoresg and Barbara Mount, who headed the junior team. HOCKEY Seniors proved themselves champions again-this time in the interclass hockey playoffs. They were captained by Pat Hongola. Toni Marabella captained the junior teamg N ila Siefken, the sophomorep and Betty Harris, the freshman squad. Barbara Kiss served as hockey manager. Corona was all set to be hostess to the Tri-county League schools at a hockey playday, but the weather man caused two postponements and the latter one was final. However, the Chino girls did get to attend a playday at Claremont, but came home with three ties and one loss. .A 1- SEATED: V. Stzntczx flake: I. Biffese E. Beyer B. Llcgle E. Mcunt. STANDING: E. Coma E. C1?.,:r E. Kiss fl. Sieinert, T. lvlZ!'C1l2Gl,'1, .-X. I.aHcrgue, B. lerikins 5. Ftykiz. Coach Scheiier. I I, EOTIOIJI ROVJ: Coach Rtrieffer L. Sfinsffjf 3. Cir.. xr E, Ccrnu lf, Rebbe S. Ihresner E, Reeg.-'yn SECOND RCW: R, DeAn'geIc. I.. ?ri'i'r 4 R Ecfjffr I.. Decker, E. '.'.'e:.sfer G. I.-ecenszr' lf. P'1':1Il'1s M, Morales. THIRD ROI.'.': R. Alvarez les' f 'yer ffpxzzc A, 'Pru lf. De I r TENNIS AND BADMINTON Girls' tennis and badminton tournaments did not begin until April 23, and at the time El Chasaui, l945 went to press the play- otts were not yet complete. However, it was apparent that the leading tennis singles players were Noreen Ebeling, Virginia Stanton, Toni Marabella, and Harriet Decker. In the doubles, out- standing combinations were Emma Boyer and Vlfilla De Haus- man, Betty Ienkins and Cora Smith, and Nila Siefken and Marion lertberg. Those girls showing the most ability in the badminton singles playoffs included Martha Pacillas, Sandra Thresher, Norma De Young, and Betty Reeuwyk. Doubles teams that were exception- ally good were Rosalie Alvarez and Lois Grant and I-Ielen lest and Patsy Perlas. FIRST ROTC fl. Slellzf-n, A, I. :ff'r P E. UA' R. Dcig- D. lil :l1.:r. E. .,.c..'n Qc rr. Sclietfer. SECOND ROW: R. Iones, VV. Haushfirt .. 4.55 T. llizralic E. Ecyer B. Iflcgle I., Grant 3. Ll: V. Stanton, B. Ienkins. THIRD ROVJ: C. Dunn, P, Ha'.'.'f-s f, Sriitr. E. Schroeder, I ricn, Decker, A. Smith, M. Vie G. Vfagner, W. Sisco 3. S :rr, FOURTH ROVV: I, 'Wade M. Dyf R. H: 1 . Firxrrioids E. lfiss lf. If-itz' ff. '.'. , I.. Gxgi. R, L::P:eil, P. '.'v'eZisfftr, P. rlzngcl S bird. lQ V Ir '. 'fl I-xr-ft ,., , ., A .1 5 v Ihr 'f 'gfyrg 'l-7 I.-7.11 Q-I H Qc at 1IIiII And Siammfl 4 Ju 1 S--...,.,,, 1 Q, -g, Aw, ffm 'l 4v,.. . .Vx x'- 5 .A'-A-sw Vu .hr . vb' f' ,A fn. , x I I - -pf' r, -.rfurf w Y- avi fxfgiiekgf- 2 V l September Gctober November 3 December lanuary 27 CHINC HIGH SCHCOL CALENDAR School opens wrth hlghest enrollment sncce Students and faculty mvest S610 ln v1ctory ftrs da, of stamp and bond sales Future Farmers 1n1t1ate 21 Greenhands and ll Chapter Farmers Sen1ors choose football as theme of dance sponsored for h1gh school students Cowboys defeated by Bon1ta Bearcats l3 6 ln l1ISl League game Barbara Brown chosen ed1tor of El Chasgul 94 Patr1c1a Hawes and Baymon Blount TGCQIVQ annual Amerrcan Legron elghth grade awards Sen1ors sk1p school and go to Long Beach Jumors present mov1e 1n assembly Ch1no Valley Farr great success Sophomores sponsor Harvest Moon dance Cowboys w1n over Claremont Wolfpack earns them second place 1n Tr1 county League foot ba Mmute Man flag ralsed over Chlno H1gl'1 Varsrty football players and thelr g1rl frlends en1oy banquet glven by P T A Thanksgrvmg recess G1rls phys1cal educatlon c l a s s e s sponsor Chr1stmas dance sw1m at Glen lvy Basketball season begms Varsrty and Bees lose to Corona Iumor and sen1or glrls hostesses at Mother Daughter tea Drama class and mus1c department present Chrrstmas program lanuary 2 Chnstmas Holrdays M155 Zlke s and Mr Mayfleld s f1rst perlod classes w1n d1nner at CIM for most clothes collected for wool drtve Mrs Genevreve McCrossen CSF advlser an nounces V1ctory sales total S13 OOO smce Sep tember Betty Webster takes frrst place 1n local Amon can Leg1on orat1on contest D1ck Grant A SB prexy turns over gavel to VICE pres1dent B1chard Iertberg Grant leavcs for Coast Guard duty early IH February lun or and semor mothers entertarn at danc honormg upperclassmen who are leavmg fo serv1ce before school year ends ll- ' ' '1 l9 U. 27 - ' ' ' ' 1 x V 1 tr A A A M 6 V ' 18- ' ' - ' l9 - ' ' ', l 5. ff 20 -- ' ' H n ' 23 - W' 1 y y 14 1: 28 - A ' . ' lU i ' ' U I I 11. n R 8 l7 - A ' ' ' . 1: 18 - A ' ' ' 28-24 - 1 1 , ' ' ' 1- . V, . . 5 - CSF members and adviser enjoy picnic and - ' 4' 8 - ' A - ' ll- A ' - l5 - I ' A E, l5 - -, A ' ' . lip 3 Z I I . I ' I I 1 ll 1 . ' , I' , - 1 1 8 8 l9 - y I A ' +- 26 - ' , . . . , J , ' - ' ' - A' Q Y' ' . ,, F i H I February March April May lune 9 Betty Webster wins second place in district o a tion contest at Barstow Chino schools declare holiday in honor of L1ncoln s birthday P TA carnival and dance make this a aala day Cowboys and Cowkids win over Clare mont in last basketball games of the seasor Varsity lads meet Monrox 1a nine in first orcc tice baseball game King contest on seniors nominate Robert Ar vidson Juniors Richard McConnell sopnc mores lohn LaHorgue and freshmen Em I 0 Partida lunior class sponsors annual Drama Nig t three one act plays presented by drama cla Robert Arvidson crowned Chino High s King at G A A sponsored semi formal dance April 2 Spring vacation brings welcome rest United National Clothing Collection drive an blind Betty Webster and Henry Partida win first prizes in senior and Junior high d1v1s ons respectively of poppy poster contest Red Cross IGCGIVGS S3l3O from C H S Memorial services held 1n honor of Presider Franklin Delano Roosevelt Frosh sponsor last school dance of year ust g the theme Summer Sports Ninth and tenth grade Girls League 1 hostesses at Mother Daughter tea Flower arrangement exhibit sponsored by J department held from 3 to 9 p m Louise Cook procla1med valedictorian of cla s of 45 Barbara Brown salutatorian Annual band concert glee club triple ti c maiorettes and special entertainer assist Seniors reveal all at Class Night Closing assembly El Chasgu1s distributed luniors entertain sen1ors at annual banau t and prom Baccalaureate services honoring the gracu ates of l945 held in auditorium Seniors breakfast together Numeral serv ce he d Final examinations' You lucky stiff' You go a B average Commencement exercises held 1n high school auditorium Good luck to you the class of lflli 1' And we do mean you' Y Q I 9:55 I 1 4? ea 1. ix 'E l2 - ' ' A A 1 16 M .- . . A ' A , , 27 - ' ' 'l L 1 ill l - I' 1 5 In i ' -t - v ,I I : I, 'aft 9 - ' i i li 5 A S - tis 16 D 1 g 1 1 1 1 A , xl 3 - Chino High gives 5BlOO at benefit assembly for . I . 4 I 6 - ' . . . 1 12. l3 - I' 1 A A Rllf 20 D I ' H 111 26 - ' ' A l - i ' ' , Q czrt 3 - 1 ' 1 Ai' A 5 4 - I I ll- I ,l ' A 'J 1, l8 - A ' - A . ' 25 - ' M- ' ' ' . 26 - ' ' ' A e 27 - ' W ' y y 1 4 -- 30 - A . ' iw, l . 30-Sl - ' ' ' . l i . i 1 - y y ' 2 1 1 . Vw Last Will and Testament The members of the class oi l945 sensrna the rntangrbrlrty ot those things which are dear to most people wrsh to make thr world a better place rn which to lrve by sharing their blessings r-lence thrs last will and testament which they declare to have been duly witnessed and signed , Eddie Webster leaves hrs horse laugh to hrs horse Nor You leaves Bob George to next year s treshma tems Wayne Lrvrngston wrlls hrs beard to Eldon Van Pelt loanne Breese bestows her rabbrt rump upon Mariorre Morrison Betty Wagner wrlls her dancing abrlrty to Don Arnold Harold Blauer bestows upon the cateterra hrs recipe tor ham burgers loyce Phrllrps leaves her Job at Hamilton s to Beverly Morrison Mildred Smith begueaths her strutting technique to Marilyn Miller Bernadrne Starr leaves her commercial prrzes to Caror lackson Mary lane Bobles wrlls her biology grades to Mr Shaddle for future use lohnny Borba leaves hrs technique with the freshman grrrs to next year s senrors Bobert Arvrdson wrlls his crown to glamour boy Bobert Bert schrnger Hugh Cocke leax es hrs slrde rule to Lloyd Thompson Harriet Decker wrlls those good lungs to anyone vrho tears he rs coming down with T B Barbara Brown bestows her calmness upon Barbara Bert schrnger Alice LaHorgue bestows Mrc upon Margaret 'Weber Tune Qrr begueaths her guretness to Barbara Mount who makes a practrce of berna norsy Bay Krause wrlls hrs trrm traure to Pat lxenealy Louise Cook leaves her ladylrke manners to Tony Marabella Maxine Daily wrlls her engagement rrng to Lois Grant Frances Laird begueaths her navy gear to anyone rornrng up Hank Decker wrlls hrs bus route to Betty W'ebster who want to drrve My T W W I T W WS ' ' rr Virginia Shephard wills her height to Vivian Sattertield. Ma garet Krause has declded to bestow upon her brothe ner excess welght lrene Cruz begueaths her flngernalls to Mary Morales o cnew on Dorothy Cotton besto NS her Job at Van De Camps upon any one who hkes cream puffs Brchard Gner wllls hrmselt to Uncle Sam Barbara KISS leaves her orrglnal arrangement of Chop Strcks to Charlotte Dunn Pat l-longola leaves her numerous sweaters to laa Mae Mrlsap Dorothy Valle wllls her extreme halr styles to Sandra Thresher Woodrow Wrlson leaves hls hogs to Emrllo Parttda Noreen Ebelmg begueaths her fondness V95 for teachers to Buth Purdy lrlope Serrato leaves her seat ln the alto sectron to Mable lrlerren who lS due for a change Fred Beck rs taklng Pat wlth hlm Esther Mata wllls her absence sl1ps to Mrs Wagner Jn case her supply runs short next year Barbara Wrlhelm grves her servlce men back to Uncle Sam Mary Brebh leaves her occupatron as a wartress to anyone who wants to be wealthy durrng hlgh school Kathenne Zumstern leaves her Job as a mechanlc to Barbara Mogle Bobert fork lS wrllrng hrs car to the repalrmen as they have Jt all the trme anyhow l-lelen Grlmes wllls her plard sh1rt to Beverly Crystal Btll Axley begueaths hls herght to lackle Woolen Dolores Arndt leaves her car for her younger srster Pontatne Bozarth bestows h1s nonchalant a1r upon lrmrnte Gray Brchard Martm w1lls hrs grease monkey Job to Marvrn Perry Anlta Calkms leaves her Job at Kress to Elsa Bozarth Bosemary Tapta leaves her ab1l1tv to flnlsh school and stu be a good wrfe and mother to any g1rl who wlshes to marry before graduatton Dtck Grant begueaths h1S levles to Lawrence Garetto Gladys Chalupntk bestows her ab1l1ty to draw cartoons upon Vtrgmra Stanton who can t draw a l1ne wlthout a ruler Steve Dtaz leaves hls horse to the future Cowboys of Chlno Pllgh Lucv Gthas leaves her natural curly harr to Katherrne MUZIC Gertrude Brulnsma wllls her technrgue on how to rob the c adle to Martlyne Shanks 'r . 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Lydla Lol o leaves her helght to N1la S1 tken Evelyn l-lamfnonds wrlls her beautrtul ha1r o Burh lo e Sldney Holland leaves h1s concelt to Perdl Etchart Bobert lohnson bestows hrs smlle and pcr o'1al1ty u o n unlor boys lure Matheny leaves her art1st1c ab1l1ty to next years art classes Charles Manley beg eaths that beaut1tul phystgue to Alan Shugart Mary lo O Hallot an leav cs her bashtulness to Roberta Dodge Dean Payne wrlls Betty to the Junlor boys tor a whrle lheda Sulllvan wllls her drmples to Martha Paclllas lrm Seward begueaths hrs tormula on how to galn welght to T oule Alvarez Albert Warren leaves hrs pos1t1on on the basketball team to Bed Wrllrams Carrle Saunders wrlls her place ln Ulm Woltrnbarger s con vertlble to some lucky g1rl Glenn York begueaths hts technlgue on how to be a wolf to little brother Norman Pete Loogman 13 glvrng Cora Smlth back to Bob Sholander Natalle Santos leaves her grades to Gertrude Lebensart Sylvra Prpprn wrlls her treckles to Anne I-llgley Bob Frady wllls h1s truck dr1v1ng Job to anyone who wants to get out ot school three tourths ot the trme Mllan Wagner wrlls hrs dreamy untroubled a1r to Eddle lfeser who everyone would llke to see settle down Ed Young wllls hts marlne unltorm to any boy nearlng erghteen loe Arcoracr and W1ll1am Elvrns leave thelr amb1t1on to grad crate to Brchard O Lourrre To the treshmen whose admlrlng and en 1ous looks we as sen ors have gracefully waved aslde we leaxe these spaclous halls our learned teachers and our etftclent ottlce force May your paths be less tortuous than ours have been The senlors ol l945 oegueath to the sophomores thelr flne example ot courteous demeanor pleasant personalltres cheerful assumptron ot respons1b1l1t1es and thelr punctuallty at classes and assernblles Upon the Junrors the sentors bestow thelr mantle of wrsdorn and hope that ln the next year those same rumors w1ll learn to Wear tt graclously as they s1t rn the seats of the rmghty , A , , , M 3 l-. - ' ' ' L ' . - - L 4 H S. . . . . 1. , Q v . 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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 45 MOGLE BROTHERS .Al J WWW Well Drlllmq Pumps Enqmes Mot ISL0 'Nt f MJ' 'fl wf W' MMM Layne CS Bowler Pumps ,Asif All Kmcls of Repa,1y.ppQU'V'V GMX .LV ,V J S C ta1A ,yqlbalxfcjga J X I .vi-if ,V wif!! HAMILTON DRUG STORESPM H, W ,,,f W f 4 'f m Pomona M Y M J 1 TWO GOOD DRUG STORES J A M7 Seco d at Lo I if H lt d Towne rfgfffj VJ! fa-jf -pu f A! Jil fY'f.f' fl f 'lr ' lm JA! I. , O . Bill b , A L ' , . fl' I 5 I , ,f ' 'J' A fl . . obujll If A VJ yd I . A' , v,y ' , X4 ' ' 1 ' I , ' I A f 'I , 7 r QL J My' ' l rox 1 1 1 A ' ' Nts, 1 1 1 , 'M 5' , D T , ' 1 ,, Y f ' L V .- ' f V f Y o .VK Y f Afzwljy ' Ha. 'I ' L L. X- Af A P f ,'.'- Z fx I S . YV I' -I I ,FJ Q, l x, I f ' f' ' , hi . I .ff'lf.'l bfi' '. Syl, A E A A f -ll , ' ,All f -f l it 'f - . , l I IU 1' v ' , , 1' lv 11 .f,s1' ri' I ' f- I !L' lt, :wo . e. du ,wil 'olCjcH'. ' '-1,,-'- I ll 7 f ' ' I H' 1' , ' 'OJ-' ,-M' , - iff' ww me 17 ' . 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Peerless Pump Ch' , C l'f ' rescri ion ru isis 0 ll H- I , P 1 ft , A VS A 'H O Sportlng Goods Men s 6. Boys Clothing Shoes Howard s Men s Store Chmo Cleaners Sz Dyers 662 D Street Chlno Cleanmg Presslng Dyelng Alterahons LUIS DRESS St-IGP WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY AUTO SUPPLIES CLOTHING W q O Sth St 1 Iohn H Mee PHOTCDGEAPHS 1142 22 WHHA P Cl . I I . I I E-fF':' 'f' ff? QFfi.'l2E.' I-'1 KJ D. . Townin . wner 388 t Ch' .C 't ' Ph 2 . o moncx, 't ' We Wish To Th Ie St ' 'ts and P.-'f.A. I C.I .S. t. 'r p t q during the school year cmd h p we y continue to serve you in the f CHINO BAKERY GEORGE A. PERRY'S FURNITURE STORE BUTANE 0 ELECTRIC 6 AND NATURAL GAS APPLIANCES O COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE O Ch' ,C l'f nic Ph 6141 Ecllito cQ Wright GILMORE SERVICE WILSHIRE SERVICE Slxth at R1vers1de Drlve 35 So Certrol Avenue Phone 6371 Phone 5787 Fresh Meats and Grocerxes M o ral es 419 421 South Slxth Street Phone Chlno 5766 GEORGE BEAMON 429 w 1 s 21101 1 . . . . 3 . A O ' 1 In' 1Q:':,.:.j L1 'Ito if :I Sporting Goods es eco d S. Ph . Pomona P mono, Co 'I ' W' H' x t J xl ji! if-l -Q r' VM f 5. ,' w V. ffl AJ ' gner Electric ,t ' y ty ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES X ' J 1 J l Q Pl x X vu . ' , V Vvxrmg cmd Repairing . -Y X I 'lj M657 sf l ch' ' K lxxj fl ry Y, my 7, A I?gF?fLa,MC yj l CHINO s AGENCY H or Chen YC1 Lrpstrck and Nall Polrsh Tussy Yardley and Max Factor Cosmetrcs Hyland and Standard l-lameopatlftrc Remedres Lederle and Cutter Darry Vaccrres Reher S Pharmacy Your Rexall Store 6th 6. D Sts Chmo Cahiorma P E Ostran Sr Co Men and Womerr S Furmshmas Quallty Plus Style Euclld at B Ontcxno Calif d 5451 PICKERING GARAGE A L q I GENERAL REPAlRlNG AND WELDINF , 1 AJ I A , XS X V I M, L bl IMI : Al l IJ 1 J' V ll 1 7 ' J Aft A 4 f I 'ty , ' ,fl .9 A lj I 1 1 sl ' 7 Qrrtirics Li-ggmg DF-gltrtiiirit SIC?- C E l'd Ed' Avenues Ph Ch' . . Pickerin , r. J Compliments oi- C. F. TEN EYCK Hardware, Paint 6. Dairy Supplies Bank of America Bldg. D Street, Chino. Calilomia TAYLOR'S SPORTSWEAR POMONAS LEADING STORE FOR YOUNC' WOMEN l63 W I d Shoo! sovrvxsn Q lTY SPELLS EC0 Quallty Spells Economy CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES Class of 1945 Case tractors threshers and farm lmplements Rad1os batterles harness auto accessorles Hardware oamts olls and arease Dearco motor ell tractor repalrs Hay gram and straw Electmcal appllances ART S Modern Shoe Repcnr H15 Hp S S Pl 672DSi l . a P m a , ' 0 - U Y ' E to the 344 So. Central A e. Phone 6391 Ch' . C l'i ' I 1 Invisible al oli q - No e aired Look - hoe up ies - L - P l' h ree! Ch' .C 'i ' ' 1 .Rztams QeQvLQy.Sc1!o11 EEZ Q Street C3111 oi:..f:f:1: L. G. Bumstead Sporting Goods WiIson Athletic Eouipwem 1: 512 191 t T E Whztledge Quahty Meat Market Only Hugh Grade Products Sold TPLEPHOXFN RPNIIDP NLP h8lh 4'-H ll N1 KI' I' I' NI XRKFT CHIXO C XI IEORNIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 45 Ewarts POMONA CALIFORNIA WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Spp WkCl1hq d Q 409W 2dt P 976 P C li Ph D' 1 109 - Onicxrio B S t I I O C l If If 'lz ' ' 5.5 II' .f ',:5036 ' fd' A to u lies - Tires - or o in -- Furniture - New and Use Home Furnishin s Phone . n S. mono omona, ' . Cespedes Studio 'I Photographers 2431 W 2 d S1 1 Good Luck 501 S Qentrql Class of 1945 Chmo Gram and Mllllng Hcry Gram Poultry cmd Stock Supphes Phone 5181 E I Phllllps W .512 D h l d CICERO S SHOE REPAIRTNG xbiamondl W th Iewel Deszgmnq cmd Manufacturmq ' Watch RGDGIYIUQ 'x' xx Portrcn I Phone - 159 . n reef sl Pomona California X 'X , T ,, ,,A, V ,W ,g 7777 YV Y Y YY , ,, ,,, IX? X 'I X II x Y w v J ll Q , - ' .Fi n x 41 I ' , K J 1 '1' x 1 ' 3 xx 1 N x J K ry I x 1' J A X tx U I n .. Q I X . xx A l 1 ' 11 . K X X - I J J 4 1 N 1 X ' f x. ' I, X' - 11 1 I 1 ' x my ,A n ' X I . , Q. J - , A ' ' . ' x T 1 r X 'W ,yr 1 x ' ' N-X 1 A Y. -. w N n . xx . . X I l I ' . . 4 1 U7 H-free a aaaaav no an-a an aaaa an aa an e ea 1 X 1 fee-we are e he een 4 Q 'N Keep Your Feet Correci 5 n AN Have Your S oes Repcfre by , I ' I ! ' x F I N - . , y ' ' - Q ' , . 5 ' fired Chino. California ' P ow We . ' ac es Sxlverware .X . tx , j . ' 1 ins ' ' 3 x .Q g t N K 1 'X 1 X: x X 1 1 . v px x X X' , n 1 , 1 1 1 or , Q U X Wnght Bros CSI RICE FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME ON FRIENDLY TERMS 252 So Mam Street Pomona Phone Pomona 1928 Fallls Bros Department Store ONTARIO CALIFORNIA A Fme Store ln a Fme City Tlmely Clothes Nunn Bush Shoes SOC191Y Brand Clothes Arrow Shirts Iohn P. Evans STYLE HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1911 269 West Second Street Pomona Stetson Hats Palm Beach Suits McGregor Sweaters Iantzen Trunks xl f n X:- .:-+ ' 91. Ph CRAWFORD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Ready to Wear - Dry Goods - Shoes Complete Line of School Supplies 5567 ch' . c ru. I P .NOX sf woo r Of JN 2, ,Lg QQQN. 9610 by fbwig ff-Jr? 492945 atten - linn 9-QJVQNJ ya vf7',-fx aggfvxx YQ, .by 9 Jgxxb JJ J' 9'Jgf,X Ov 9 Jgld' Q V10 aj 9 Www Lumber Co 0, 4- ff .JOPXQ of . Lumber and Bulldmg Mczterlals Phone 5501 493 S 5th Street FINE OLD COLONY PAINTS Chlno CQllfOTn1G DS! Wm T Clarke Ch Calif V' o Os 'v . .ff ,Q v'X ' , 'O 9 0 - . ,fx X N Av ! C1 xr, U Best Wishes tc the Grcxduotlncg 'P Insurance and Real Estate Afgen. 552 g ino. ' . INSURANCE REAL ESTATE See See R. H. CDickl Cattle I. C. Uoel Clarke F' . . . Hay . . . Gram . . . A t With Workmcm's Compensation R. H. CATTLE SEE US FOR YOUR For City RATES ON INSURANCE C nty, Trades OH' Ph 5172 H e Phon 6426 H Ph 5228 Ch' C 1't ' Bob Storms TIRE SERVICE Pennsylvama Tlres Retreads and Tubes BATTERIES HANCOCK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CENTRAL d RIVERSIDE CHINO 5218 Conqratulahons to the Class of 1945 K T HEINAUER Telephone 6777 201 Central Avenue Chlno CCIIIOTIIICE I I O O Always a B q ' v-1 fx .JJ 1-A YA fv-,AQQ f-vfx V rff JJ gf! ffv Ol Cffq .1 1 uf N N 4 1 N 1 1 1111+ 'Ll 1 ,J 1 IU X 1 111, N n N X 1 X N1111 lll 1x 1111 11 Ulf ill 1 V 11 fl111111 g 1 VI I1 x 1.1, , 1 J Iu111 PN 1 1131 N11 1111 1 141 1 1 IYWKU H1 .1 14 11 I l,,1 1 P11111 1-wr,--,-v ,- LHF.- .f- L 1 A gf-ff, 3' -fp Q Q 1 Xp f 1, ,M . f 1, f.Vf,-,,-,.f,--.,f1 . ,W ,-1j 1.1. x,...1,.Z41.,., .,':- g..,1., Jw.,-, ...T .2-..,,--.j-4.'Z-:ifA,: V ACES 'fi-1 :uf ,LVL nf-f,LA.1f,.-,1, ., .gf TQ NFQHQV. 33,3 .-1-fiQ.,, , . --,-- V-.--,- , ,,y,-.,-.,,.-,.. .J ,--,-, ,,J. 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