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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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' 4 'M AJ, .r J: H we-, 2 , figghp-fM,:'5'fw?L-.., -3.4 .gl ., X j4 .A v,'.-1m.1'f'.. .,1. -Q fi V- swf 'Q 3 -5w w!:fZf':- ?' 1 .Hi '-f-FFF L., .41 ,:-.,u-.4...4..- ...wzl-14. ,..f-W., v 1'-Sn-rf. .-g. . A ' -' . 53ffS'I'r.' 7' ' i Q-.,g,.y,p- M-2155959 via-H'-Jmevjggl I Q ' Xu...-4. --A ft, . WA NW I div? js. D1 7. 3114.5 jg Y I3 Ha! Eamcf af Zcfucaiian Left to riqht: W. B. Van Dusen, l-l. E. Hauser, M. K. Reiley, Supt. Levi Dickey, Pres. l-l. A. Boque, Clerk Earl Newman Five men, elected loy the community, make up the board ot ed- ucation, Whose duty it is to determine school policy, select person- nel, and manage the finances of the school. These men give ot their time cmd ettort Without recompense, save for the gratitude of the community which they represent. The school board this year has at all times endeavored to do what would be tor the best interest ot the community as well as the school. We students ot Chino I-liqh take this opportunity to thank them tor all they have done. swmzmzmz 11. ,,4. fzmxw, H Congratulations to members of the class of 1947. Moy this book remind you of happy memories cmd friendships made us well os inspire underqrods to qmmlsr achievement. 28641 of 4003068 70416 8. 14. fwafwzbioa lean of amzz, fzw, 41. same: Iesner Sholunder-Machine Shop Hazel McCroy-English, Maihemutics Virginia Siong-English YS' EM mas, Shirley Moore-English, Social Science Genevieve McCrossen-Spanish Leonard Randall-Social Science Ivan Mayfield-Agriculture .:::-::::'-:-.us -f ,:, 1:- '-'1 ':w ::.T'. :..L- -- f A ,W em re U gunz? L 1 X A ,E W., E' , ' . ..f,::-:,'-..a.Q'g2 Dean Bruinqion-Music Elizabeth Niederwerfer-English, Speech Agnes Stewart-Art George Morgan-Music O. I. Rod-Printing Carrol D Iohnson Printing Eldorcr Belxnour L1brcry Iournczhsm Leonard F. Collins-English Mathematics kg 4 Paul Mickey-Social Science. Conch Henry Azhdericm-Physical Education, Coach Ilse Schefier-Physical Education, Coach Frank Elder-Mmtherncxtins, Cow 'h Iohn Young-Agriculture W i Betty Morris-Homemukinq Elizabeth Hoover-Homemcxkinq Bernice Buckley-Enqiish Arthur Lee-Mathematics, Science Evelyn Icxcl-:son-Commerce Eileen Carter-Homemaking Paul Shaddle-Science nm! xx wi wr .v Eimieei H' N - 2754? is-:ga 'Mg .mr A Xdggy, .MJ Y We Frank Rosselot-Mathematics Otis Brooks--Wood Shop Gerald Lance-Mathematics Venus Martinez-Secretary to Dean Iulia Mcxuzey-Asst Sec'y. to Superintendent Muriel Dunn-Secretary to Principal Marian Wagner-Secretary to Superintendent Ira H. Fox-Business Manager Elma Bcughman-School Nurse F. W. Henselmeiere-Dir, of Attendance ' and Welfare 1 I Slucfenl' Gnome!! The Student Council, the student self-governing body, which guides and governs at Chino High School, is perhaps the most active and effective organization in this institution. Composed of the leaders of the school and the leaders of every class and prominent club, this body served the school very well during the past year. The group meets regularly to act upon current matters and to make future plans. One of the outstanding activities of this year's Council was the promotion of the basketball sportsmanship trophy, which was awarded to the school in the Tri-County League displaying the best sportsmanship during basketball season. Don Pine was elected A. S- B. presidentg and C. B. Pruitt, vice- president. Bettie lenkins served as secretary? Marion lertberg, bus- iness managerp Emma Boyer, girls' athletic managerg Dick Deck- er, boys' athletic manager p and Bob lames, sergeant-at-arms. SEATED: Emma Boyer, G. A.A . president: Bettie Ienlcins. secretary: Don Pine, president: C. B. 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' A I --..,, W . r I ,,L l S ' BEN KAYASPHMA Transfer from Greeley, ado 3 Boys' Club Pres. 4 Drama 3 Football X 4 Baseball 4 BETTIE JENKINS A. S. B. Sec'y. 4 G. A. A. lg Cabinet 25 3, 4 Girls' League Cabinet 3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 IIM GRAY , Football Varsity 4 Basketball B 3 Baseball 3, 4 Band l, 2 srftjlhuls Color- PAT DOANE Lariat 3 Drama 4 Chorus 4 G. A. A. 3 HAROLD VESTAL Class Officer 3 Football Varsity 3, 4 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 TOM MAXWELL Class President 4 F. F. A. 25 Treas. 37 Sec'y. 4 Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 BARBARA BOSKOVICH Class Secretary 4 Girls' League Sec'y. 4 E1 Chasqui 4 Lariat 4 ALAN MELTON Class Vice-President 4 F. F. A. l, 2, 35 Treas. Track X lg Varsity 25 Football X 2, 3 HENRY AGUERRE Class Treasurer 4 4 Capt Football X ly Varsity 3, 4 4 Basketball Varsity 3, Baseball Varsity l, 2, 3 ,4 MYRNA WOLFE Class Social Chairman DQN PINE T-Grist Editor 4 A. s. B. President 4 G- A' A- 2' 37 Cqbinel 4 Football Varsity 4 CSF S9C'Y-'Tf9US- 2 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Drama 3 LAUREL PRITCHARD K S Y G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Historian 4 Y E1 Chasqui 3, 4 K, 15 Drama 4 fl :E -is - if J 5 gs Eh 'li ' f ss 'ef. n wx ws :Ea . .-.Jia I':.Q' ': .,, .1 is E Sufi ANDREW MORALES Football X l, 27 Varsi Basketball C 1, B 2. V Lettermerfs Club Sgt.-at-Arms 4 MARION !ER'!'BERG A. S. B. Bus. Mgr. 4 E1 Chasqui 35 Editor 4 CSF lg Sec'y.-Treas. 2. Life Member Song Leader 3, 4 DUNCAN HANSON 'iw-H 4 f :ll H ' till-y.'l:iy' H Q- -ge 4,11 g pg 43' -fam. sb -A I , , 'nf 5, -3 fx? BY I .E ,. 5, 5 ' Q? , 1,EQ, tu.. ,-19?-f , .,- if 1-I' Xp., N , - mr' t Ig K ,t j L NW Q ' ,Q , ' 3, Pres.4 N -. K n , Hr, 4 FS iv EDWARD BICKMORE ESTELLA GARCIA Chorus 2, 3 Drama 3 ALBERT HRRECB Football X 2, 35 Varsity 4 Drama 3 G- Lettermen's Club 4 2 Basketball D 1, C 2 ,C -H -.-ol 1.5 at 1-'t, -arse' 4 A , View 1 km? VW Jn. , GLORIA GRAVES Transfer from Pom Lariat Bus. Mgr. 4 G. A. A. 4 Chorus 4 TOMMY HENDRIXS F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4 Football Varsity 3 EMMA BOYER G. A. A. 1. 2: Sec Yell Leader 3 El Chasqui 3, 4 Class Officer 3 173' SVL4 Wfiilii. DON CON ARROE DOROTHY CRYSTAL s 5, i H s gr ,s ,J ssl 2 71 1 i W' 5 IOHNNIE LA HORGUE F. A. A. l, 25 Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Pres. 4 Football Varsity 2, 3, 4 Track Varsity Z, 3, 4 Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 3, Sat.-at-Arms 4 CORA SMITH Lariat 4 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Sec'y. 4 Girls' League Cabinet 4 BOB IAMES A. S. B. Sghcxt-Arms 4 CSF 2, 3 Ovation Team 3 Drama 4 G. A. A. 4 PEGGY WEBSTER Triple Trio 3, 4 31141. STORM CSF l, Sec'y.-Treas. 3, 4 Football X 3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama 3 Band l, 2, 3, Ass't. Student Di- Band 1' 2' 3' 4 feffwf 4 Boys' Club Treas. 4 HENRY noMiNGUEz Football X l, 2, 35 Varsity 4 Basketball c 1, 2, B 3 BETTY SCHROEDER F.F.A.1,2,3.4 G-A-A-1121314 Chorus 2, 3, 4 F, H. A. 4 Z 4 BETTY IEAN DENNING Transfer from Royal Oak, Michigan Lariat 4 mmm ... as ss Siem ss-sf mom A -n lv -A Ms sm Q2 -ss ,mu sw -na X. DICK HEMSTREET E21 Football X l, 2 .Q F. F. A. l,Z, 3, 4. 'Tas 5 IEANNE ROZELLE , Modem Miss Club 3 RONALD HEIN Football X lp Varsity 2, 3, Capt. 4 Baseball l, Z, 3, 4 A. S. B. Vice-Pres. 3 Lettormorfs Club 2, 33 Pres. 4 ESTHER PADILLA F. H. A. 3, 4 ALFRED THOMPSON Football Varsity 4 Swi LA VEIA WOLFINBARGER Girls' League Vice-Pres. 4 G, A. A. Cabinet 3 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 4 CLIFFORD HAWKINS Football C l, Varsity 4 Basketball Varsity Co-Capt. 4 Baseball Z, 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 3, 4 .l,,.r NILA LEE SIEI-'KEN Girls' League Pres. 4 CSF l, 2, VicefPres. 3, Pres. Life Member G. A. A. 1, 2, Cabinet 35 4 Triple Trio 3, 4 4, DICK DECKER A. S. B. Boys' Athletic Mgr. 4 Basketball Varsity 4 Football Varsity 4 WANDA SATTERFIELD G. A. A. 1, 3, Treas. 4 Song Leader 4 l Chorus 4 BARBARA PECKHAM Lariat 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 - O. G. A. 3 Chorus 4 ESTHER TAPIA LILA MAE RAINS G. A. A. 1 Paletteers 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, DAVID SHAW Track 3, 4 Football 4 Paletteers Vice- Chorus 3, 4 I 4 Pres., Soc. Ch. 4 I .L-L. I Kvu FRANK MACHADO F F A 1, 2, Sec'y. Pres. 4 Track Mgr. 4 awp -4? 1 ' I , Z IULIE IIMENEZ E A F 4 A it WA FRANK XESER Football X 1, 2, 3 Varsity Football Mgr. 4 F. F. A. 4 Basketball C 2 ELSIE SAMUELSON G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Cabinet 4 Paletteers 3, 4 Chorus l, 2 SHADRACK HARRIGAN Football Varsity 4 Drama 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY HAHGROVE O. G. A. 3 G. A. A. l, Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. Cabinet 4 Drama 4 DOROTHY MARSHALL Triple Trio 3, 4 El Chasqui 3, 4 Drama 4 Paletteers 3, 4 - 3, Vice- Varsity Football Mgr. 4 F. H. A. Sec'y. 3, Treas. 4 RRI if Q:-' IfIf:..E5:-gi:-'-. -,A ALAN SHUGART Lottermen's Club Sec'y. 4 Basketball D l, 2, C 3 Tennis 3, fl SUSIE IANE ABERLE F. H. A. Cabinet 4 RUTH CONRAD Chorus l, 2 O. G. A. 3 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Cabinet 4 e HARRY EBELING A. S. B. Boys' Athletic Mgr. 3 ' Drama 3 Tennis 3, 4 Football X l, 2, 3, 4 mt. 1, :-- if ...nz BETTY cu-min ,1 G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Cabinet 4 I ' Q Drama 4 :ff-Q5 E W Q 9 rf, O. G. A. 3 '-2572: fs If F. H. A. 4 ' . 33' TI 1 ,:,.,. .,., E 55.45, 'I '. I .Wx DON ARNOLD Class President Sec. S El Chasqui 3, 4 Lariat 3 Band Drum Major 4 ' Baseball Mgr. 3 MAGDALENE BLEVINS MARVIN ABERLE em. 4 S'4 f H , Q Q if fi' ff N ',,,. al, .,. X? ALICE BRUINSMA ii I ww, V . , . Modern Miss Club 3 ' ' ' ,,:!,' f HENRY FZJIIWARA Football X 3, 4 , Basketball B 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Lariat 4 MARY ALICE BARTON El Chasqui 4 Lariat 4 F. H. A. Pres, 4 Girls' League Cabinet 3 an l ROLLAN D SCHMITT XS' .t'. na 1' is U R tr f, . Jian.. A MARY ALCALA Chorus l F. H. A. 3, 4 STA NLEY WILES DALE MAHAN ARGENE DENNEY MARCYNE MITCHELL Drama 3 Lariat 3 Chorus 1, 3, 4 ADVISERS Mr. Morrison Miss Nieclerwerfer Mr. Randall CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. E. C. Iertberq Mrs. S. A. Arnold Seniors whose pictures ao not appear in these pages: IOHN FULLWILER GEORGE REEVES LLOYD WILSON A ? when 7fteq Wade Mama'4 .fliifle fbaafingfi . SR . 1. Tom Maxwell 2. Alan Melton 3. Betty Cihlar 4. Laurel Priicharcl 5. Barbara Boslcovich 6. Ruih Conrad 7. lohn Lal-lorque 8. Barbara Peckham 9. Harry Ebelinq 10. Mary Hargrove 11. Iulie Iimermez 12. Dick I-Iemstreet 13. Frank Machado 14. Esiella Garcia 15. Elsie Samuelson 16. Emma Boyer 17. Gloria Graves 18. Bettie Jenkins 19. Nila Siefken ZO. Andrew Morales 21. Belty Schroeder , E u YA 1 Q r - -3 s y x l I E J' 5' ,' ,. wx N SLN px 5234 5 when 'Wzey Wade !Vfama.'4 fiiffe ladingfi IPS' 1-Q :f -. ., n i. 1' 'i .., .-..,.e.--A-1 V ' - - 1 P.-- ., , ,W 'fr Ap! .4 lg -- -' .. fg. '- s -zz 3, , H - was 14- ' ' X -ity...-.-1. l. Bill Storm 2. Alice Bruinsmcx 3. Don Pine 4. LciVelcr Woliinbcxrqer 5. Dick Decker 6 Pcxi Doane 7. Annie Pupcrc 8. Cora Smith 9. Peqqy Welosler 10. Susie Aberle ll. Dorolhy Crystal 12 Alan Shuqart 13. Ernesiinu Briormes 14. Marion Jertberq l5. Albert Erreccx 16. Mary Alice Barton 17 Frank Keser 18, Bob Icxmes 19. Mcxrcyne Mitchell uniau CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Stewart Mrs. lcxckson Mr. Bruinqton IUNIOR OFFICERS: Mr. Bruinqton, adviser, Glenn Durrinqton, president, Eugene Hallett, trecxsurerp Helen Iest, vice-president, Donna Brinkman, social chairmong Morqclret Grant, secretory, Mctrcellin Molles, social chairman BOTTOM ROW: M. Weber, G. Sifuentes, H. Norton, M. Miller, E. Skiles, D. White, L. Riebli, L. Pierce, S. Thomas, M. Von Dusen, W. Bohrer, I. Millsupg SECOND ROW: Mrs. lcxckson, I. Veenstrcx E. Purtidu, B. Ryffle, I. Phillips, G. Rico, C. Pierce, D. Miller, B. Vanzcmt, F. McCain, R. White, G. Wolfinbcrrqerg THIRD ROW: B. Oldham, L. Wcxldrep, I. Kuskey, W. Suloic, H. Thompson, H. Pcrrtidcl, G. Wagner, C. B. Pruitt, W. Sisco, I. Snyder, C. Richenberqer, H. Berlschinqer, D. Ticlwell. v CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. G. D. Grant Mrs. W. B. Von Dusen unload BOTTOM ROW: R. Ito, B. Lobo, S. Diciz, M. Hernandez, E. Keser, D. I-lciusmon, C. Frady, D. Harris, SECOND ROW: K. I-lorl, M. Kramer, B. Holbrook, B. LoPrell, G. Dovis, P. Guillen, Mrs. Steworip THIRD ROW: I. Keaton, B. Horris, L. Decker, E. Kiss, C. Dunn, L. Lemon, B. Keller BOTTOM ROW: R. Cortez, R. Alvarez, V. Copporsmiih, D. Constantine, R. Briones, L. Buckles, H. Brown, G. Birdy SECOND ROW: D. Bowman, E. Corriu, M. Billings, B. Brofvvn. B. Clark, R. Bolliqer, R. Chavez, A.Compos, Mr. Bruinqtong THIRD ROW: M. Bueler, I. Crouch, L. Copper, R. Cummins B. Christy, W. Ashley, G. Abbott, P. Adumsg , Sa mafzed CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Shcrddle Miss Holland Mrs. Belmour L...,. SOPI-IOMORE OFFICERS: SEATED: Rex Vestal, social chairman: lack Garcia, presiclentg Vivien Satterfield, secretary: STANDING: Melvin Cummins, ireasurerg Mr. Shaddle, adviserg Dick Allyn, vice-president BOTTOM ROW: P. Kinzey, R. Pierce, N. Keaton, B. Morrison, M. Phillips, L. Hernandez, B. I-Ierrercl, M. Ortiz: SECOND ROW: I. Olhas, A. Morales, V. Lanqarica, N. Lasley, P. King, G. Myrickp THIRD ROW: I. Pritchard, I. Kramer, H. Morter, L. Moore, I-I. Holder, E. Porter, C. Lowery, A. Pine, T. Latlcx, R. Navareile CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. C. R. Berry Mrs. lohn Veenslra Soyafzamaaefi :R A!,Vi Q 'I --s-5. W 'X ,Un,-D -, .--...gin-,-,V,,Y.4 , A K . I . . I . . . ' ' . -' - 1 BOTTOM ROW: V. Snyder, P. Veenstra, I. Thompson, E. Ratcliii, I, Rodriguez, D. Sifuenies, W. Star ling, B. Vanderziel, M. Shanks, SECOND ROW: I. Woolen, H. Wilson, A. Tapia, Mrs. Belmour, D. Rix A. Spriqqs, E. Weber, B. Ramos, R. Tkatch, G. Zuniqa, R. Williams, Tl-HRD ROW: D. Schiller, D. Willzj inson, P. Walker, S. Scott, L. Williams, W. Robles, D. Thomas, W. Wolflnbarqer, B. Willis. BOTTOM ROW: M. Eozarth, D, Deakins, E, Berry, V. Collins, T. Cicero, I. Cortez, F. Conzales, S. Gai- c'a, H. Barton, SECOND ROW: C. De-Young, I. Bueler, T. Beltran, N. Cooke, B. Burkhart, I. Applebeck R. Gonzales, F. Bartlett, M. Ewing, THIRD ROW: B. Gresham, G. Franco, F. Benites, A. Gonzales. I Gonzales, B. Baez, G. Garcia, Mr. Shaddle, C. Brown, C. Boyer Wmhm 59 39 3 QI ll CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Lance Miss Buckley Mr. Rod 5?-1-H FRESHMAN OFFICERS: SEATED: Luan Pine, social ohairruang Arlene Boyer, secreiaryg STANDING: Io Perhab, vice-president: Mr. Lance, adviser: Louis Aquerre, president, Henry Guillen, lreasurer BOTTOM ROW: B. McPhail, K. Harp, W. Hawkins, G. Iimenez, H, Gonzales, R. Lara, E. Gonzales, R. Harris, R. I. Hagan: SECOND ROW: P. Mauzey, M. Gaukler, C. Ienninqs, B. Moore, A. Newman, R. I. Norris, I. Mendez, S. Lemon, B.Hendersong THIRD ROW: H. Guillen, X. Garcia, H. Holbrook, W. Hoy, D. George, T. Hanson, T. M. McFarland, D. Graves, I.. Guillen, I. Goodwin, FOURTH ROW: P. Gon- zales, G. Martin, A. Moreno, D.Molles, B. Lobo, A. Garcia, W. Martinez, R. Martinez, I. Millsap, Y. Nakama. ' CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. A. E. Younkin Mrs. I. I-I, Newman BOTTOM ROW: E. Cortez, B. Bueler, C. Cortez, H. Bohannon, L. Briones, A. Benites. A. Benites, B. Beck, B. Ayers, P. Bowman, P. Brundaqe, M. Buis, N. Coxp SECOND ROW: Mr. Lance, D. England, D. Anderson, M. Abacherli, M. Crouse, R. Al:-acherli, L. Britschqi, E. Anderson, P. Corral, H. Estrella: THIRD ROW: R. DeMars, B. Buis, G. Estrella, V. Brown, I. Ades, L. Dickey, B. Foote, A. Dennis, V. Daniels, R. Delgado, FOURTH ROW: G. Davenport. H. DeWitt, R. Boyer, R. Bradley, R. Butner, G. Durrinqton BOTTOM ROW: M. Sempe, G. Williams, L. Rhode-house, I. Scott, B. Tripp, S. Payne, l. Ramos, H. Vasquez, E. Siluentes, P. Smart I. Perlasg SECOND ROVV: W. Stires, E. Santoya, R. Ramos, L. Ramos, M. Wood, G. Ramirez, L. Pine, I. Wilkiri, M. Younkin, l. I. Welch, H. Smarty THIRD ROW: I. Saunders, I. Vallejo, G. Rice, D. Perrei, L. Ratclitf, F. Van Pell, R. Preciado, I. Pierce, A. Padilla, R. Rico H. Ramirez, R. Tapia, FOURTH ROW: G. Ross, C. Sanchez, I. Rohrer, D. Wanqer, E. Wilhelm, I. Pierce, H. Wilkinson, I. Pattison, R. Roclelo, F. Veneqas, R. Ginqq. , W' CLASS OFFICERS President: Roger Cliburn ViceAPresiclent: Ioe Diaz Treasurer. Louis Abache Social Chairmen: Dick Ve La Vonne Phillips BOTTOM ROW: I. Ratliff, H. Tapia, M. Martin, B. Wiegand, H. Ryclcrnan, M. Wright, B. Pattison, I. Mayfield: SECOND ROW: M. Oniiveros, N. Rico, L. Phillips, M. Peacock, M. Sanchez, B. Stidham, M. Pruitt, D. Mullens, B. Tripp, L. Thompson, THIRD ROW: C. Ramirez, A. Rico, G. Welton, R. Tapia, N. Simpson, R. Sellers, M. Stambaugh, N. Moore, I. Yarolimek. FOURTH ROW: M. Salgado, C. Roby, D. Woodward, R. Rodriguez, D. Yarnas, E, Zuniga, C. Rodriguez, I. Ortiz, C. Wright, I. Weber,p FIFTH ROW: B. Wagner, R. Taylor, R. Pettit, L. Valizan, B. Stewart, S. Moreno, D. Veenstra, T. Winner, A. Yarolimek, P. VanderMeulen: SIXTH ROW: D. Williams, R. Partida, R. Martinez, I. Mejia, R.B. Houston, R. Strothkamp, I. Yzurdiaga, C. Steele, R. Stevens, M. Nielsen: SEVENTH ROW: P. Rod- riguez, T. Perez, L. Pine, W. Stray, R. Bradstreet, R. Thompson, R. Sticlham, R. Melendez, C. Nuffer, O. Wolfinbarger. BOTTOM ROW: H. Feenstra, M. Lawson, D. Garnier, L. Erreca, T. Garcia, M. Heiiner, P. Black, I. Derbyshire: SECOND ROW: K. Christy, B. Greer, L. Cadlini, D. Butner, M. Delgado, H. Carbajal, L. Galindo, E. Alvarez, D. Galindo, N. CrandallgTHIRD ROW: G. Lobo, I. Govea, E. Herrera, S Hernandez, I. Campos, B. Gonzales, S. Gresham, P. Hargrove: FOURTH ROW: A. Abacherli, B. Lucas, B. Iones, D. Iames, C. King, W. Aberle, F. Graves, B. Iohnson, S. Brooks, E. Dodson: FIFTH ROW: M. Galvan, P. Grant, R. Cliburn, I. Francis, R. Gonzales, M. Hand, C. Carpenter, D. Black, R. Gomez: SIXTH ROW: B. Imbach, D. Hargrove, G. Conley, L. Abacherli, E. Lopez, I. Arreguin, I. Kinion, F. Garcia, S. Alvarez, B. Hernandez: SEVENTH ROW: D. Kinion, M. Dominguez, G. Karrer, C. Leach, T. Harich, R. Gomez, H. Clause, D. Conley, R. Flowers, I. Diaz, T. Cicero. Q? .32 CLASS ADVISERS Miss McCroy Miss Hoover Mr. Brooks CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. Ernest Ryckman Mrs. Mark Pine Secretary: Margie Wright ' ' rli enstrd W Q LABS OFFICERS President, Sue Mae Lowery Vice-President, Elizabeth Kramer Secretary, Esther Reichmuth Treasurer, Irene Arredondo Social Chairman, Patricia Tanner X X . X I BOTTOM ROW: S. Lowery, C. Nice, I. McLaughlin, M. Mayette, D. Sartain, S. Shaner, W. Parten, B. I. Roe, S. McCluslcey, M. York: SECOND PLOW: C. Payne, P. Stephens, E. Reichrnuth, P. Tanner, B. Millsap, M. Lupton, H. Tapia, D. Martinez, A. Sifuentesg THIRD ROW: E.'Montoya, E. Ramirez, R. Vasquez, V. Porter, M. Metzdorf, E. Tapia, E. Velasquez, A. Zuniqag FOURTH ROW: Miss Morris, P. Nielsen, E. Perchez, E. Lobo, B. Mendez, D. Robles, B. Soto, S. Lara, A. Rubalcava, Mr. Mooreg FIFTH ROW: R. Ramirez, I. Woliinbarger, A. Tapia, D. Starling, V. Marshall, I. Sartain, D. Warner, D. Lynch, F. Woolen, I. Mitchell, D. Morterg SIXTH ROW: I. Parker, A. Moore, E. Lopez, M. Labrado, R. Martinez, D. Moffett, A. Begalado, C. Real, B. Lobo, C. Smith, SEVENTH ROW: M. Peterson, A. La- Horque, R. Owens, E. Odle, F.Mercado, P. Veneqas, l. Pando, F. Martinez, R. Womack, EIGHTI-I ROW: D. Weibel, D. Wilson, V. Zeman, B. Padilla, Pt. Odenberg, A. Vasquez, I. Parra, D. Nuifer, I. Ruiz, H. Marmalejo, I. Vicario. BOTTOM ROW: I. Cortina, R. Gomez, H. Beltran, M. Kinion, B. Hinds, V. Huls, B. Huscher, B. Barboza, M. Gonzales, I. Badders, B. Beach, H. Hargrove: SECOND ROW: I. Gorman, H. Ceballos, A. Clouse, B. Aquerre, E. Kramer, D. Boskovich, A. Hohberg. M. Higa, C. Fuller, R. Hernandez: THIRD ROW: V. Gonzales, A. Gonzales, D. Corral, A. Chacon, C. Belmudes, E. Garcia, S. Garcia, C. Christy, M. Belnnett, I. Arredondo, FOURTH HOW: I. Garcia, R. Kolling, A. Aragno, B. Hargrove, S. DeArmand, I. Gonzales, B. Iimenez, C. Arrequin, T. Delgado, A. DeMars, Mrs. Carter,FIFTH ROW: R. Iordan, R. Kirkman, D. Aberle, B. lest, D. Anglin, M. lensen, A. Hielm, F. Alvarez, L. Gilbert, S. Hernandez, R. Corderop SIXTH ROW: R. Cooper, P. Delgado, M. Gil, R. Gonzales, R. Ceia, P. Garcia, M. Hallett, M. Tellez, I. Briles, D. Gandara, Ft. H. Gonzales: SEVENTH HOW: L. Cortez, D. Anderson, T. Diaz, D. Hill, I. Arredondo, D. Hargrove, I. Brougher, A. King, N. Dunavant, S. Galloway, D. Folmer, W. Garnica, C. Carpenter. A CLASS ADVASERS Mrs. Carter Mr. Moore Miss Morris I CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. Ira Morter Mrs. Ioseph Kramer ll--1 B ,K ms hw NEHKK awk- Qag ,ww 531 U fm wi? S, ,, ws 1 5 . may 5 xl .51 4' 1 1 as '4 7 , Seggssal' aiknibx :lv wi: ' Sify? B ..- T -a R 1:1- 3 Q. ,I . P. 0 gig. 25- ' 'F 317, .f,j :igtgggjg ,,., :,. Eh . . 21 .. L '.??!,1E. .-F, Ef'?l , 1 w H H Y 'S 5 5 l rf , x ' .. 4.7 ' , .ww 4 W P . n. 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V 1... -.--,LW .- 11' 5' , skglsjr-:Riffs i 4 '1- .6 51 .1- -- , 2 1L'3?'.f?' 14 A uf ' -'J7fFf2L 3 jf.. 455.7 f - , . F3-f -A X 'iii - :-5151:--2 1'-'filifii V. 25.1 3 H, pg tu A fig-ff all . - .4 'ff 'W -is 'ff Ji. . . 9 Nii1'f,1:g.. V . x k x' . f 1 viii- .' -EI: .nga mf .. V. P+ 1 552 , g 1.213 M ' ' ' ' . '--5120.3 1: .. 4. Y X: ,., -if 4 ., L. 4 - rf 1 rv J A .wgii-9' ' 'Igu- . 15-A- -I, -'FM .1 ,E--17153 ' . , 5- ,-.- T lj' ' :sf uf...-5, gfcj,-I Lf' A' If fr- rf! .. 3 1 .-1 - Q '- '-'1--' 'fm - -mf- -.. - ij El Qfzaftqui SEATED: Donna Brinkman, Char- lotte Dunn, Helen lest, Emma Boyer, Keith Hart. Belmour. El Chasgui, 1947, will speak tor the eiiorts ot its staff. We have endeavored to present a true picture ot student life at C. H. S. We hope you will enjoy this annual as much as We have enjoyed Working on it. Serving as editor this year was Marion lertberg. Nila Siefken and Peggy Webster were assistant editors. Marcellin Molles acted as art editor. David Shaw and Dorothy Marshall assisted with the art Work. Don Arnold served as business manager, assisted by Henry Norton. Henry Norton, Mary Barton, Peggy Webster, Annie Papac, Marion lertberq, Nila Siefken, Myrna Wolfe, Iohn Molles, David Shaw, Don Arnold. STANDING: Laurel Pritchard, Mrs. fam! TABLE ONE: Clifford Hawkins, Iohrx Molles, Cora Smith, Mary Bartong TABLE TWO: Barbara Peckham, Mrs. Belmour, Gloria Graves, Catherine Richenberqer. The journalism class, with the cooperation of the printing department, is responsible for the publication of the Lariat, Chino l-ligh's Weekly newspaper The beginning students are not only required to learn the fundamentals of journalism, but also must edit the paper while learning. The editorial staff this year consisted of Myrna Wolfe, editor: Nila Sieiken, assistant editor? Mary Barton and Marion Iertberg, ieaturesg Alan Shugart and Henry Fujiwara, boys' sports: and Annie Papac and Barbara Boskovich, girls' sports. bara Boskovich, Nila Sieilcen Henry Fujiwara, Myrna Wolfe Marion Iertberg. Alan Shugart, Annie Papac, Bar- fl ' .feczgue A -3 Girls from grades nine through twelve found this year's Girls' League full of new activities and pleasures, Each monthly meet- ing was featured by student talent, m o t i o n pictures on timely topics, and discussions of fashions. In collaboration with the home economics department, the League gave its annual Tea and Fashion Show in March. Student gmade clothing was modeled, as well as fashions from Lois' Dress Shop, Chino. Women of the community were guests. V12 Nila Sieiken was the League's president and LaVeta Wolf- inbarger served as vice-president, with Cora Smith moving up into that position when LaVeta graduated at mid term. Barbara Boskovich carried out the duties of secretary, Helen lest, treasurer, and Wanda Sisco was social chairman. Other members of the cabinet were Peggy Webster, senior representative, Margaret Kramer, junior, Marilynne Shanks, sophomore, and Anne New- man, ireshman representative. E si 29552533 Q wg SEATED: Wanda Sisco Toste, Nila Siefken, Cora Boskovich STANDING: Marilynne Helen lest, Margaret Kram LaVela Wolfinbarger, B , Mr. Sm it! arbor Shank. GI' SEATED: Ben Kaycxshima, M1. Morrison STANDING: Mr. Lance, Don Ar- nold, Iohn La Horgue, Bill Storm, Robert Chavez fn , if zz' 4 Ami? -'a f S' 'Wg ll Q l' .filling 'S X ' fff ' fff' fb. ' - s-17 Sym .1'. X 'QI' 1 ii' ' 1 f ' fl f .v ff' I I 7 f, f 1 , ' .,, Q g- 1 ,if . -13-, A.. Qqe,g,, luv, ' Un. 1, 1 , .QQ v ,. Q -Q neg' ' .The Boys' Club, which has as 't b is mem ers boys from grades nine to twelve, has had a very successful and enjoyable year. At one of the first meetings, Ben Kayashirna was elected president, R b ' ' o e rt C h a v e z, vice-presidentg Don Arnold, secretaryy and lohnny Lahorgue, sergeant-at-arms. This year the Boys' Club resumed its activities, which were largely suspended throughout the War years. E. A. Morrison and G ld L ' era ance, faculty advisers, have Worked very hard to give the boys as full and interesting a program as possible Movies d lk an ta s have constituted most of the entertainment during the season. itll' F all mia Schalcwihip ecfeaaiian This year the Chino High School chapter of the .California Scholarship Federation, under the leadership of Mrs. Genevieve McCrossen enjoyed a social year as well as an educational one. The members had several parties besides their big yearly honor holiday , which this year meant two whole days at Lake Arrowhead. Two senior girls, Marion Iertberg and Nila Sietken, received lite membership pins, they not having missed one single semester in the CSP in all their high school years. During the first semester of l946-47, the CSF was led by Marion lertberg as president, Patrick Guillen, vice-president, Beverly Morrison, secretary-treasurer, and Margaret Grant, social chair- man. ln the last semester, Nila Sietlcen served as president, l-lelen lest, vice-prexyg and Margaret Grant, secretary-treasurer. l-lenry Norton was transportation manager both semesters. BOTTOM ROW: E. Briones, V. Satterfield, N. Keaton, B. Vanderziel, B. Morrison, D. Constant SECOND ROW:P. Mauzey, A. Morales, M. Iertberg, M. Grant, C. Dunn, Mrs. McCrossen THIRD ROW: P. Guillen, H. Norton, P. Webster, H. lest, N. Siefken .f eZ'Z'efLme14fL 1 I I W'lllll lllpgg1 nil 5 tai, glad 'fl l'f'TtWll it '.-is-- - Tiwv f-- ---- H, ri Q- T:-2.1 Earning a letter in a major sport qualities a Chino High School boy for membership in Lettermen's Club. This year the Wearers of the big C continued their efforts to promote good sportsman- ship and interest in athletics, and assisted most efficiently during basketball season by organizing gate crews. Their job was done so Well that the lettermen plan to do the same for football and track seasons next year. Ronald Hein served as l947 president, Patrick Guillen, vice- president, Alan Shugart, secretaryp Harold Vestal, and Andrew Morales, sergeant-at-arms. Their adviser was Coach Frank Elder. BOTTOM ROW: P. Guillen, H, Dominguez, R. Chavez, A. Erreca, H. Fujiwara, D. Hanson, H. Ebelinq. R. Brooks, D. Bowman SECOND ROW:H. Partida, A. Shuqart, I, Gonzales, F. Keser, H. Aguerre, E.'Hallett, C. Boyer THIRD ROW: C. B. Pruitt, W. Robles, R. Hein, T. Hendriks. I. LaHorgue, C. Lowery, I. Snyder. I. Gray LAST ROW: A. Morales, A, Melton, D. Conarroe, R. Bertschinger, H. Vestal, C. Hawkins, D. Tidwell 5 EH 937 14 idacmfwn 'V' E lik , '. XX. Gne of the most popular girls' organizations on the Chino High campus has been the Girls' Athletic Association. You easily may recognize the members of it by their friendliness, good sportsman- ship, qualities of leadership, and physical skill. lnterclass competition, inter-school playdays at the end of each sport season, the sponsoring of one of the best formal dances of the school year, and the awarding of letters and emblems at the G. A. A. banquet at the close of the year-these all make the G. A. A. one of the most active groups in school. Officers this year were: Emma Boyer, presidentg Bettie lenkins, vice-president: Myrna Wolfe, secretaryg Wanda Satterfield, treasurerg and Laurel Pritchard, historian. Miss llse Scheffer, girls' physical education instructor, served as adviser and coach. Hannah Thompson SEATED: Laurel Pritchard Beit Ienkins, Emma Boye Wa d Satteriield, Myrna Wolf STANDING: Marga t G nt Annie Morales, V r Snyde Betty Cihlar, Coach Scheffer Ruth Conrad, Elsie S uelson 6.5 f,-, me 04365 P155 1. - ff 4., 1 iii- i l-' ff' 3- . 2- af-4 1 i '1 0 in 11,1 1 T ' X ' 9431 , ff-- ' wlian 7ecam v 'TE3 t A We ffl' f ' .tzizum LF. .-wr--1, ir V id IE:- IT' Jr' 'MLM'-Ju.wA j A Sf'l. -M. M x 1!u2,0q- xx' f i f-.7 -flli-,,,-Jli N X' 1 I ' ff FS, - LF ,, , X ' ,, V 5 ,,,1' I b X FS- i,.-......... l 6' ,f '- The tenth annual Constitution oration contest, sponsored bythe American Leqion, was held on lanuary 31. Five contestants from the United States history classes were chosen by Leonard Randall, instructor, to compete for the honors in the local contest. Winners for this year's contest were Paul Adams, Charlotte Dunn, and Margaret Grant, who received medals for first, second, and third places, respectively. Paul Adams, first place Winner ot the local contest, competed and received third place in the annual district contest at Barstow. C h a r l o t 1 e Dunn, Coach Leonard Randall, M a r q a r et Grant, Betty Harris, Paul Adams, Henry Norton L L l 1 MQQP-1 fm I , Z j it ,wt ee f eg, , it M Pa ef em u M0 w B M' 0 The Paletteers, a group of Chino l-ligh Schools gifted art stu- dents, led by lohn Molles and advised by Mrs. Agnes Stewart, art instructor, have had a successful and eventful year. The organizations members have gone on several sketching trips, attended the sixth invitational purchase prize art exhibit at Chaiiey College, and the exhibit at Bulloclcs, Los Angeles, at which one of their number, David ShaW's oil still life Was on dis- play. I-Iis painting was sent on to Philadelphia to compete for further honors in the Scholastic Magazines art contest. The Paletteers Wound up their year with an art exhibit at Open I-louse on May l. Qther acting officers are David Shaw, vice-president and social chairman 5 Pat Dunn, secretary, and Fred Bartlett, treasurer. FIRST ROW, SEATED:D. Molles, D. Deakins, L. Pine SECOND ROW, SEA'I'ED:M. Molles, F. Bartlett, S. Gresham, N. Cocke, W. Hoy, L. Rains STANDING: T. Garcia, D. Shaw, P. Dunn, S. Brooks, L. Thompson, I. I. Mayfield, E. Samuelson, Adviser Mrs Stewart I SGW Quime Zzmmeu ww e 74 . P: lllf- X441 of mefuca Xu 5 Q WWW The Chino Chapter ot the Future Farmers ot America, under the able leadership oi agriculture instructors lvan Mayfield and Iohn Young, has been most active in 1946-1947. Their livestock, which they exhibited at the Orange County Fair, San Diego County Fair, Bank oi America Field Day at Palomar, Friendship Stock Farm Field Day, sponsored by Iimmie Fisher, Great Western Livestock Show and at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, won many prizes for their owners. The organization also sponsored a barn dance on Febrary 28, a basketball tournament on February l8, and a magician show on February 20. Officers for this year were Iohn Lal-lorgue, president, Frank Ma- chado, vice-presidentg Tom Maxwell, secretary, Alan Melton, treasurer, Gene Wolfinbarger, reporter, and Walter Rohrer, watchdog. BOTTOM ROW: Mr Mayfield, W. Rohrer, G. Wolfinbarqer, I. Lal-lorguo, A. Melton, D. Hanson, T. Hendricks, S. Diaz, E. Keser, Mr. Young ' ' SECOND ROW: I, Pierce, A. Moreno, I. Millsap, I. Rohrer, W. Martinez, D. Conley, M, Ewing, I. Bueler, L. Williams, V. Coppersmith, F. Keser, G. Zuniga THIRD ROW: R. Ginqq, I. Pierce, I. Diaz, R. Flowers, I. Goodwin, G, Franco, H. Morter, L. Riebli, H. Brown, W. Robles FOURTH ROW: H. Dominguez, E. Davenport, D. Anderson, D. Schiller, G. Iacobsen, P. Walker, C. Brown, R. DeMars, C. Pierce, D. Rix FIFTH ROW: R. Gonzales, I. Melia, A. Gonzales, I. Gonzales, R. Guzman, R. Rico, T. McFarland, B. Imbach, 3. Thomas 1 ,ni 1 Q ,N by C-Y-T . M vs, fnlq N l T' Nu full! ' , :V sfvq I Rf- N.. ll I yy I 51: X Eggs A, I I . -n . ...yt aff - ' ' ,. Ns-X S him- T f 047161446 944 n sew X' .aes-A il 2 ii -g i -xrxfkf., y -r' . ff 0 I44 CCZ Chino High is proud to be the second in this section to organize a chapter of the national organization, The Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Eileen Carter is responsible for this new club in the high school. The organizing officers have had quite a Job this year in writing the constitution for the Chapter. A - This organization is similar to the Future Farmers of America and points are given to the girls for their home projects The award system is based on the same principles as the Girls Ath letic Association, and letters and sweaters can be earned by its members. . A . The emblem of the F. H. A. is octagonal in shape, and displays 'a house being held by two hands. lts colors are red and white The officers for the year were Mary Alice Barton, president Bettie Ienkins, vice-president, Cora Smith, secretary Julia Iimenez, treasurerg Mary Lou Hargrove, historiang Susie Aberle parliamentarian, and Mrs. Eileen Carter, adviser. rf SEATED: Mrs C te M y B ton, Mary o si Aberle. STANDING: 'Cora Smith Iulia l l Q a - Q' 'Q AA ' X N . . ,X Q K Mc,-jc 1 Ay 3 L - ,. -.7'ff ,,-' r 'fl V ' X X A !a'S. 'l:,l , -f aff.,-4.x '-'-.4 if ,lf '4.'fQ , f ,-H-1 r , dj- 5 s - ' ., , , ---. -.'-:rf '1+? ' tF 'l A,-5 .-44-.d --1 1:.,.- Chino l-ligh Schools chapter of the Order ot. Gregg Artists, the largest shorthand organization in the World, is under the adviser- ship of Mrs. Evelyn lackson, Commerce instructor. The highest award given a club member, a Gold Emblem pin, was received this year by Hannah Thompson, junior girl. l-ler ex- ceptional artistry in Writing O. G. A. copy won her this honor. 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I A 5' 1 if V . ., 1 c - fx 5-' 'I 1 - ' I- - cfm-L 51, , 1 -A V I 4 W Y fit' I 'f 44-L' f 1 - ' S- - A x ' y ' -Q. fr Y QA. x Q Q Mi- 1- 1- I Xxx' Wild: K ,-Z., y. .H-. ' C ' x 1'3gf.:g,,Q i fi . 1 ,' . 'M ' Lfw:-- A- , . ' .Ax 2 -' 5 ' V S. 'Ng 'if , 5,1 -1' L. ' 3- .cflff T NX AV. u.. ,jj fi , I e 19- 1 'fiii ', -' 2 U- rf. .. 1. V - A 1 ,F 1 . .' , - .. ...ff-. J 1+' 'z w - V' 1 1'3 -' '. 1' 7 - n ,L I I Yfcwftzllq Qaeda! 4-gaclaed, Puente 12 Chino 6 Claremont Chino l3 Bonita 7 Chino U Corona Z0 Chino 6 Citrus 6 Chino 6 ww -lm me Coached by Henry Azhderian and voted the toughest team in the Tri-County League, the Cowboys showed C. l-I. S.'s traditional spirit throughout the l946 football season. Captained by Ronald Hein, the boys fought side by side, and no one on or oft the team Will soon forget the breath taking games they played. BOTTOM ROW: S. Wiles, H. Aguerre, H. Dominguez, A. Morales, R. Hein, H. Vestal, D. Pine, A. Erreca, C. Hawkins, I. Gray, Asst. Coach Pete Setelich SECOND ROW: H. Particla, B. Oldham, K. Hart, E. Particla, B. Holbrook, T. Maxwell, I. Lal-lorgue, D. Decker, A. Thompson. D. Tidwell, G. Reeves THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Leonard Randall, I. Gonzales, Mgr. I. Pattison, S. Thomas, D. Rix, G. Durrington, D. Shaw, D. Hanson, Mgr. F. Keser, Mgr. F. Machado, R. Gonzales FOURTH ROW: B. Storm, S. Harrigan, E. Bickmore, I. Kreamier, L. Williams, S. Diaz, C. Pierce, W. Robles, C. B. Pruitt, R. Chavez, Coach Henry Azhderian ' ig get Qwgn 7 LQ Bm Il. ssw tg 'es if its - Q ffm-waits? if , .LI 'gfzllweigfzll Z 8 BOTTOM ROW: H. Fujiwara, H. Guillen, l. Barber, H. Holder, L. Aguerre, C. Lowery, S. Belmudes, G. Garcia. SECOND ROW: G. Wolfinbarqer, D. England, D. George, I. Snyder, C. Frady, R. Gonzales, E. Hallett, I. Garcia. THIRD ROW: I. Perret, H. Holbrook, R. Van Zant, B. Kayashima, R. Butner, D, Towning, H. Ebeling, L. Guillen, P. Corral, S. Scott. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. R. llo, Mgr. D. Odle, P. Walker, M. Ewing, R. Briones, R. Bertschinger, T. Beltran, R. Williams, D. Wilkinson. TOP ROW: Coach Frank Elder, Asst. Coach Dennis Wood. Bees, coached by Frank Elder, battled to many glorious victories and a few heart breaking defeats to attain the champ- ionship in T. C. L. football in 1946. Led by Henry Guillen and Harold Holder, this Cowkid squad fought their Way into the hearts oi C. H. S. The C Weights learned the fundamentals of the hard and Wonderful sport of football through experience and from their coach, Shirley Moore. This team was captained by Elvin Porter, and they are raririg to go in 1947. BOTTOM ROW: W. Stires, H. Ramirez, W. Martinez, E. Porter, D. Molles, G. Rice SECOND ROW: Coach Shirley Moore, lunior Pierce, R. Navaretle, H. Morter, I. Ades, P. Ramos, G. Durrington, THIRD ROW: G. Davenport, F. Van Pelt, L. Raiclill, H. Wilkinson, E. Wilhelm FOURTH ROW: D. Graves, Mgr. A. Shugart, C. DeYoung, M. Partida, I. Woolen, L. Dick9Y. l. C. Billings. W I t vm -L, awezrazz Coach Frank Elder produced a lighting basketball team this year, and the record it set in games played and the way the fellows played them are things ot which C. H. S. may well be proud. Cowboys were led throughout the season by Co- Captains Pat Guillen and Clifford Hawkins. Pat was also honored turther by his teammates when they named him rnost valuable man on the squad. Two capable young men, loe Snyder and Eugene Hallett, managed the Vagueros. Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino FIRST ROUND Puente Claremont Bonita Corona Citrus Scand Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino SECOND ROUND 18 5 Puente IU 25 Claremont 24 29 Bonita 36 24 Corona 38 40 Citrus 53 BOTTOM ROW: Mgr. E. Hallett, D. Decker, D. Ticiwell, E. P a rtid a, P. G u il le n, Mgr. I. Snyder, SECOND ROW: Coach Frank Elder, C. B. Pruitt, H. Vestal, I-1. Aguerre, C. Boyer, D. Pine, C. Hawkins, A. Morales, R. Chavez B Eaahafdail Chino's Cowkids added to their collection of championship laurels that of tirst in the Tri-county League in B weight basketball in l946-47. They were coached by Henry Azhderian and paced by Captain Charles Frady, who was high point man for the team with lUO tallies. The Bees were successful through their entire first round, since their one loss, that to Corona, was canceled because that school had unknowingly played ineligible men. ln the second round, the B weights lost but two games, and claimed the title ot champions in their division. - Members ot the first team included Henry Fujiwara and Henry Guillen, torwardsy Charles Frady, center: Harold Holder and Charles Lowery, guards. Seeded FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND Chino 35 Puente 20 Chino 33 Puente 36 Chino 37 Claremont 17 Chino 67 Claremont 36 Chino-29 Bonita 28 Chino 26 Bonita 25 Chino 17 Corona 48 Chino 31 Corona 35 Chino 42 Citrus 15 Chino 33 Citrus 27 BOTTOM ROW: H. Fu j iw a ra, H. Holder, R. Brooks, C. Frady, H. Ebelinq, I. Garcia, H. Wilson SECOND ROW: Coach Henry Azhderian. G. Garcia, R. Bertschinqer, D. George, H. Guillen. Mgr. D. Hanson THIRD ROW: S. Belmudes, L.Guillen, R. Briones, A. Pine, C. Lowery C' Z fb Eaikeidall Scoaefi 13 Webb 15 15 Valencia 18 22 Puente 16 17 Bonita 25 40 Upland Ir. Hi 23 31 Citrus 14 Z7 Colton 20 31 Puente 12 18 Colton 23 25 Bonita 23 26 Upland Ir. 1-li ll 32 Citrus 30 FIRST ROW: G. Zuniga, E. Porter, R. Martinez, R. Navarette, H. Ramirez. SECOND ROW: Mgr. D. England, W. Martinez, M. Partida, M. Cummins. LAST ROW: C. DeYoung, F. Bartlett, H. Morter, I. Ades, Coach Paul Mickey. This year's C basketball team, coached by Paul Mickey, received much excellent experience which will help them in other brackets. All players on the squad played a cool, steady brand ot ball. The main cogs in the Cee's machine were Captain Bobby Martinez and Henry Ramirez. The squad oi the Dee basketball team was greatly streng- thened bythe returning lettermen and the large roster. This year's team Won the Tri-County League championship. The standouts in the D lineup were Captain Ray Ito and lack Woolen. BOTTOM ROW: G. Estrella, 1. Pierce,I. Woolen, R. Ito, L. Dickey, H. Estrella, SECOND ROW: X. Garcia, A. Moreno, H. Wilkinson, I. Bueler, I-I. Dennis, I. C. Billings, Coach Paul Mickey THIRD ROW: E. Davenport, B. Lobo, G. Durrington, D. Wanger, H. Norton, Mgr. D. England S6042 36 Webb 13 31 Valencia 24 48 Puente 10 15 Bonita 13 37 Citrus 17 Z0 Colton 28 2 Puente D 0 24 Puente C 31 14 Colton Z5 27 Bonita 17 Z6 Upland Ir. Hi 19 20 Citrus 24 Y Yfcmd. ' 7aack BOTTOM BOW: D. Pine, D. Shaw, A. Mel- ton, l-I. Partida. SECOND ROW: G. Franco. B. Keller, D. Towning, 1. Phillips, THIRD ROW: E. Partida, 1. Snyder, A. Pine, P. Guillen. FOURTH ROW: S. Diaz, C. Pierce, H. Aguerre. FIFTH ROW: Coach Henry 680 'hack a Azhilerian, I. LaHorgue. Cowboys showed anincreasing interest in track in 1947 when over 80 fellows reported to Coach Henry Azhderian at the begin- ning oi the season. Iohn Lal-Iorgue captained the varsity spikernen. Alan Melton and Don Pine shared honors as high point men. The Vaqueros were edged out oi the championship by Bonita by only two and a half points in the Tri-County finals. At the meet, David Shaw and Don Pine tied to establish a 180 yard low hurdle record oi 21.3 seconds. Pine bettered the high jump and 120 high hurdle records at C.l-LS. during the '47 season. Chino's Bees, with Dick Towning as captain, took a close third in the finals, losing out by one and a half points to Corona, and by one-half point to Citrus. Cees, led by Bobert Navarette, placed third in their division, trailing eleven and a half points behind Bonita, the champions. mf , - .4 y - M . 'l BOTTOM Row: c. York, 1. A. Panel, L. .. .- A 99 i t l L o Aguerre, C. Brown, H. Wilson. SECOND T' ' I, .1 ,, . . , ROW: B. Martinez, I. Bueler, L. Williams, 5 - HL I lux: l' by x I . -: M, Pmndu, H. cuiiien. THIRD Row: X. Q 2.1.3 t J.. 1- , t 3 ,,t f y. ' . Garcia, H. Holbrook, R. Ramos, H. Ramirez, J X. ' X-,S X Q , x4 ' .WL - L W. Martinez, A. Padilla. FOURTH ROW: I. ' ' 7 My . 'Ty 1 l '- sa ' -M ,WU ,Xi Barber, B. Clark, R. Var1Zant, H. Holder, H. W? YI 1 ' ' .U Ebeling, E. Porter. FIFTH ROW: R. Roclelg, -W JA. ' H, 'I y' x X ' v u I Coach Henry Azhderian, D. Towriing, . 'X M m i l 1 ' ' nun Lowery, M. Cummins. wg., . ' l - F 1 xl M I Banda!! Chino 8 Citrus 4 Chino 4 Puente 3 Chino 6 Claremont 3 Chino 6 Bonita Chino 7 Corona At the time this annual goes to press, the 1947 baseball team coached by Frank Elder has two wins and one loss to their credit in League competition, with Bonita and Corona, judged the toughest teams in the League, yet to play. The Cowboy nine stepped out ot their class to score wins over Colton, Chaffey and Pomona, all C.B.L. teams, in practice games. Dick Decker captained the team, which boasted seven return- ing lettermen. BOTTOM ROW: G. Zuniga, A. Erreca, H. Fujiwara, R. Ito, I. C. Billings, SECOND ROW: H. Vestal, D. Decker, C. Hawkins, R. Hein, I-l. Aauerre, R. Chavez THIRD ROW: B. Kayashima, I. Hawkins, E. Hallett, D. Tidwell, R. Gonzales FOURTH ROW: L. Guillen, H. Estrella, D. George. G. Estrella, D. England FIFTH ROW: Coach Frank Elder, I. Pierce, Mgr., P. Guillen, K. Hart 'U' 1 t K Vt ' if I QMN0 .59-NtN ' 5 , .,,, , f V' f , K f X ' ,I Nbr' .4 ,.,, V xlg ygm . ., . , X buff' I 23 I x ,f 1 , , ' . Qgfyor--Q 4 W .x A X ,f r QW E 'H ' , w 7 .... S+- 'A A- l 0 JF J, Nm . , y I 01 w g, .35 Y ,L - Qi. 0 1 lp xi ' 25 M if - 1 t 1 .T ? 'Q?t' Gheen .L'eaaZea4 f ew' 1-K H K 51-2' memf 1..:f:,5gi51 mf if 111 11512-122212-. , 'mf' ?5g5?2i3? -I 'vc-4:1 43722 :E-vw '1 : 33? ,-g,'Am:.-, . -Q4 ,. 1 '- -4.1.1, 5, ., gf .', in A f,,,:.:g.g:.?g3j:f. il, 1332- , H ' :A ' Af-I ws: '1 rms. 2 - 11. 'Q,- 'naw '--:L -, jf'.,,?:i,'?!lg 7-,jj 5 ' ' 5 ,gg A: 34 R A WLS' Z. H .sw J 1Q'f: ,: f':l'2 T! ,4-..z ,fgvgl -1, nw A ' -H, -7-53,1 ,.1,-1' V 1 f'f5'fm'-N ffffl are X wuigzgk luajdlzeffei Song feacfefzd speeaerazz BOTTOM ROW: Elsie Samuelson. cr nu, Betty Harris, Emma B ye Myrna Wolfe SECCND ROW: Coach llse Schei- 1 Cortez, Mary I-lorqrove. n h Thompson, Vera Snyder THIRD ROW: Louise Pierce, Bar- lc Elvira Gonzales, lose h Rodriguez. Gonzales junior girls started out the first sport ot the year by taking top honors in the interclass basketball playoffs. Basketball playday was held at Citrus in which Chino returned victorious in every game they played, Winning three games and losing only one, and that by default. The sport was managed by Betty Cihlar. Emma Boyer captained the senior teamg Betty Harris, the juniors 5 Vera Snyder, the sopho- moresg and Arlene Boyer led the freshmen. Speedball, the second sport ot the year, is enjoyed by every girl who participates in sports. This year's speedball playday, which was held at Puente, was very entertaining to all. Our freshmen and sophomores Won the games they played, but the juniors and seniors lost, their scores being 5-4 and 7-5, respectively. This year's seniors were headed by Cora Smith, and the cap- tain of the junior team was Louise Pierce. Buth Pierce was captain of the sophomores and Elvira Gonzales was the freshmen captain. Bmkeidall son, Betty Harris, Emma B Y Myrna Wolfe, Vera Sny e CMN0 BACK Row: couch s hefte 1 Hazel Bohorman, Louise Pie losephine Rodriguez, El xr 66604 l i0-I4 BOTTOM BOW: B. Peckham, N. Cooke.. M. Bozarth, W. Starling, V. Satterfield M. Phillips, M. Grant, P. MacLean. SEC' OND BOW: A. Campos, S. Payne, I Perhab, L. Pierce, L. Loos, A. Loos, B Moore, H. Thompson. THIRD BOW: B Conrad, I. Kuskey, E. Cornu, E. Samuel- son, M. Hargrove, H. Vasquez, I. Men dez, I. Welch. FOURTH ROW: M Crouse, W. Hawkins, I, Perlas, B. Ryffel L. Copper, B. Burkhart, M. Poh, E. Gon zales Cowqirls displayed an increased interest in badminton in '47 with many qirls competing. Louise Pierce won top honors, closely followed by LuAnn Capper. Barbara Byffel was third. ln first place for doubles were Elsie Samuelson and Buth Con- rad. l-lelen lest and Erma Cornu were in second place. A playday at Bonita, from which the Cowqirls returned with two wins and two scoreless ties, highlighted the G. A. A. hockey sea- son in '47. The senior team was captained by Bettie lenkins. Lu- Ann Capper headed the juniorsy Vera Snyder, the sophomores, and Luisa Briones, freshmen. CWI muy, Q t- 410043, BOTTOM ROW: B. McPhail, H. Thomp son, D. I-lausman, E. Cornu, A. Boyer SECOND BOW: B. Beck, R. Pierce, 2 Samuelson, P. Veenstra, V. Snyder, M Iertberq. THTRD BOW: I. Rodriguez, L Briones, E. Boyer, B. Harris. t 1. 7enn1Z, BOTTOM BOW: W.-Sisco, B. Schroeder l. Wilkin, P. Dunn, B. Ayers, P. Mauzey P. B r u n ci a q e, P. Veenstra, H. Smart SECOND: BOV7: Harris, E. Boyer, C Smith, Ft. I. Norris, A. Newman, D l'lauf-man, IS.. Boyer, lvl. Younkin, fi Beck, I. Otnas, V. Snyrter, THIRD BOW M. lertberg, E. Weber, R. Pierce, B Tripp, B, McPl'toil, M. Shanks, E. Berry N. Keaton, B. Morrison, T. Richenberget' FOURTT-l ROW: M. Gaukler. G. Davis D. Brinkman, G. 'Waqner, M. Wolfe, M Smith, P. Vtfebster, C. Dunn, B. Christy E. Kiss, A. Morales, V. Collins Tennis proved to be a popular sport With the boys this season, with 24 reporting to Coach Paul Mickey to compete for highest honors. Fred Bartlett captured first singles position. Dick Allyn Won second spotp Robert Bertschinger, third 7 Alan Shugart, fourth 5 and Robert Brooks, fifth. Top doubles players were Charles Lowery and lack Garcia. Charles Boyer and Harry Ebeling placed second. I Of the many girls reporting to Coach llse Scheffer for tennis this season, Emma Boyer captured the first singles spot. DeDe Haus- man is in second placeg Geraldine Wagner in third, and Mari- lynne Shanks, fourth. Competition was keen for the fifth position. with Elsie Weber, Wanda Sisco and Arlene Boyer tied. Topping the ladder for doubles were Elizabeth Kiss and Betty Harris. Marion Iertberg and Myrna Wolfe played second dou-- bles. BOTTOM ROW: H. Morter, E. Particle, I. Garcia, G. Durrington, L. Ratcliff, B. Oldham. SECOND ROW: R. Brooks, C. Boyer, D. Allyn, H. Ebelinq, R. Bertschinqer, C. Lowery, R. Vestal. THIRD ROW: I. Snyder, I. Hoefferle, A. Shugart, H. Norton, H. Wilkinson, F. Bartlett, R. Williams, P. Walker, Coach Paul Mickey. QE? bl' -, ,,:iw'a 5 'i I K.. SSE H -3. M mm M ESS sw E , Q3-1 w was I 2, 'L . F6 's ! in Q v ,D A , . - 1 07014 Me Recon! September 10 14 October 3 ll - 16 21 November 1 5 7 8 1 1 12 23 26 27-28 28 December 12 20 lanuary 2,3,4 18 31 Classrooms bulge as school begins with record breaking enrollment. A. S. B. officers introduced by new prexy, Don Pine, in junior and senior high school assemblies held separately for the first time. Student Council sponsors first dance with Hotel Cosma as novel theme. Pep rally held before Citrus scores over Vagueros in first League football game of season. Chino High school second in California where students grow wings in aviation program. Future Farmers initiate twenty-seven Green- hands and thirteen chapter Farmers into the mysteries of membership. Moonlight Serenade romantic theme used by sophomores for dance. G. A. A. initiates twenty-eight new sport members. Cowkids capture tie for T. C. L. football champion- ship. Homecoming Day, first staged by C. l-l. S., spon- sored by Student Council. Armistice Day-first holiday of year. Marion lertberg announced as 1947 E1 Chasqui editor. Varsity football squad attends banquet: lohnny Lal-lorgue named most valuable player, Patrick Guillen and C. B. Pruitt 1947 co-captains. Seniors have pause that refreshes-Mountain Day at Big Pine. Thanksgiving recess. Mmmm-turkey and fixin's. Future Farmers chalk one up at Los Angeles Great Western Livestock Show. Santa Claus reigns over girls' physical education classes sponsored dance. Music and drama departments give second an- nual presentation of Gloria for Christmas pro- gram, schools close for vacation-ahhh, freedom! Chino. host to 20-30 Club's annual basketball tourneyg San Diego l-loover 1-ligh wins champion- ship. Nets catch large haul at Davy lones' Locker - Senior-lunior Prom. Paul Adams receives gold medal as first prize in local American Legion oratorical contest. February 12 18 28 March 7 17 20 28 31-April 7 18 25 May 1 2 '2,3,4 9 11,12 13 16 20 21 23 30 31 lune 1 2 3,4 4 5 Brief rest in busy year-Lincoln's birthday. Cowkids win T. C. L. casaba championshipg basketball shelved until 1948. Whooshl Blow the dust off track and baseball and bring 'em on! F. F. A. sponsor barn dance. Drama class presents mystery play, Nine Girls. leanne Kuskey, junior, reigns as Miss Chino at National Orange Show at San Bernardino. Girls' League and home economics department give annual Tea and Fashion Show. Bunny Hop, sponsored by G. A. A., proves unique dance theme. Empty halls-Easter vacation. Last school dance of year with April Showers as theme-sponsored by freshmen. T. C. L. choral festival held at Colton. Marion lertberg 1947 Valedictorian, Nila Siefken, Salutatorian. Open House climaxes Public Schools Week. Petitions for 1947-48 A. S. B. officers begin to circulateg T. C. L. instrumental festival held at Chino High. Chino's Sixtieth Anniversary celebrated. Every- one goes Western! Annual band concert, nomination speeches given in assembly. CSF gets honor holiday-two days at Lake Arrowhead. Primary elections held. Boys' Gym Night-lotsa beans and cokes! Final A. S. B. elections. G. A. A. awards banquet held. Closing assembly of yearp Senior Class Night amuses all. Memorial Day-school holiday luniors give seniors memorable send-ofi at annual banquet and prom. Baccalaureate services for class of 1947 held in auditorium. El Chasqui distributed. Ooooooo! Nice, huh? lt can't all be fun-final examinations, you know. Seniors breakfast togetherg numeral service held in high school patio. High school commencement exercises held in high school auditorium. May the best of futures be yours, Class of 1947! E I x Af. :ELNQ 4 XAEEASSQ .. 1 ww .2 'ya V, .1 . Q KJ l l - ,Y aw me-u an Eff. m 2.5 if b.. 'E .L 41 fel A 'Q 1 1 x ! S JJ:- 4- Q .an E u-I1 1 ,fr ,-1 as . vb L 'pf ' 'BX- X . ,iw, 1 1177 'A I Y . f 2 R zz. '.? W4 . U, V. f A - I' 2 17V f'x g ax: .-4 4 .4 D Q2 , U,Q -'f!?f Q I :, Qyirw, 'I I gi A I Q QW - . xg, ., Qi? ' ' . ' .,. Nqvvs. 8? K., .jeg 'x ,N , le 1- FQ! PFW ww A,n,. 51 . ,Wi X m,,, ,.,vl, RK Jvrgigsgg .lyi asf 3 w 58 Y.5f1 Lv H-:sm 1 -s QV .id 99 'y in-U ,ek 'Shi wa ,, ng, W: ,,..,,!W 2, sa , ,E W., Q W F 41534- T-Q Appreciation El Chasgui, l947 Wishes to express its sincere appre- ciation and gratitude to those business firms Whose advertisements appear below and on the following pages for their generous support. 40000000600060990909000OOOOOOOOONQOOQNKQOOONONXONOX0 Success for Eternity Jun' JEWELRY Postoifice Building Chino California noone uouowooounoo on QQOOOOOOOQOOOOQOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOQOOOQQOQOOOQ COMPLIMENTS OF La Prell Paint and Bicycle Store 761 D Street Phone 7432 Chino, California was Way!! Mobilgas Service f if Sixth at Riverside Drive Phone 6371 We Wish To Thank Students and P.-T. A. of C. H. S. tor their patronage during the school year and hope we may continue to serve you in the future. . CHINO BAKERY 6000006000000000006000OOOOOOOOQOOOOOQQOOOOOQQOQOOOQOQOOQOOOO uuoooononnnoouoo wuwoonoonnouow Congratulations to the Class ot 1947 K. T. Heinauer Telephone 6777 203 Central Avenue Chino California Best Wishes to the class of '47 fWa-ple 840156644 O Well Drilling, Pumps, Engines, Motors Layne of Bowler Pumps All Kinds of Repairing 0 370 S. Central Ave. Chino, California A ' GEO. A. PERRY'S FURNITURE STORE Butane Q Electric O Oil O And Natural Gas Appliances compurrs um: or runmrum: H Chino Pomona 370 Sixth Street 383 West Second Street Buy Your Dresses At LOIS' DRESS SHOP ' H Next To Perry's Furniture Store 378 Sixth Street Chino. Calif. OOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOQQOOQQOQOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOQOO wuooooneoconoooooooooooooooooouooooouooooooooooawww Congratulations to the Class of 1947 CHINO DRUG COMPANY G. I. Kiss - 661 D Street T. E. Whitleclge uality Meat Markest iff 'ik ONLY HIGH GRADE PRODUCTS SOLD 72? if? Telephones Residence 6816 699 D Street Market 5036 Chino. California Tailoring Hat Blocking and SERVICE CLEANERS and Alterations Dyeing vss D srnsr camo. cm.1ronN1A OOOOOQOOOQQOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOQQOOOOOOOOQQOOOOOOO' 6009000OOOOOQOOOOQQOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOQQOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOO Campbell Cleaners Expert Dry Cleaning 25 Years Experience 424 Sixth Street Chino, California Fallis Bros. DEPARTMENT STORE Ontario. California O A Fine Store in a Fine City Congratulations Class of 1947 DODGE GROCERY 385 Sixth Street Vernon Dodge Ralph Forester Georgia Pine ' A BECK'S MARKET 387 Sixth Street Leo Beck, Prop. Andy Russell, Ass't. Leo Beck. Ir. oononuwounooooooooovooooooooonooooooonooooooooooooov E OQOOOOQOOQOOQOOOO00900090OQ06000OQOOOOQOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ6900 Chino Food Lockers Complete Food Processing 349 Sixth Street Phone Chino 6381 1 , Good Luck, Class oi 1947 Chino Grain and Milling Hay Grain Poultry and Stock Supplies 501 S. Central Ave. Phone 5181 E. I. Phillips INSURANCE REAL ESTATE See See R. H. KDickl Cattle I. C. Uoel Clarke I-'ire . . . Hay . . . Grain . . . Auto with Workman's Compensation R. H. Cattle SEE US FOR YOUR For City RATES ON INSURANCE County, Trades House Phone 6426 Office Phone 5172 House Phone 5228 Chino. California OOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQO000006066OOQQOOOOOOOQOQQOOOOOOOQOOQ- 0600 060 066066066666606606000606 Wright Bros. Sr Rice FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME ON FRIENDLY TERMS FIVE F LOORS OF FURNITURE 252 S. Main St.. Pomona Phone: Pomona 1928 Sporting Goods Men's and Boys' Clothing Shoes A I I Howard s Men s Store Chino Cleaners Sz Dyers 662 D Street Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Alterations CESPEDES STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone 2431-159 West Second Street Pomona California Keep Your Feet Correct-Have Your Shoes Repaired by CICERO'S SHOE REPAIRING Sandals 612 D Street ' Chino. Calif. 06660666006 006660000 6066660666660 OOOQQOOOQOOOQQOOO99060000909000QOOOOOOOOQOOQOOOQOOOOOOOOQOQQ Kuskey Bros. 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FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG BENDIX PRODUCTS WASHERS RADIOS 354 Sixth Street Light and Power Wiring Telephone 5037 090900006609006900609006096000000000OQOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOQ '00 96NOK K00 0 Congratulations to the Class 'ot '47 Z. 6. Weil' HARDWARE - PAINTS - DAIRY SUPPLIES Phone 5591 611-31 D Street I Chino. Caliiornia Spanish and American Foods LA CITA CAFE 369 Sixth St. Phone 5566 Chino, Calif. White Garage Zeke Cortez, Prop. Complete Motor Reconditioninq and Overhaul CHEVROLET SERVICE Phone 5761 Chino, California Res. 5157 oooouoononoowouoouooouoooowoouoooooooooooooooooooov X 0060006006090009000O0090000OOOQOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Congratulations and -Best Wishes To The Class of 1947 Power Farming Machinery-Parts and Service Panel Ray and Thermador Wall Heaters Hardware, Paints, Oils and Greases Electrical Appliances and Radios Day and Night Water Heaters Circulation Oil Heaters Hay, Grain, and Straw Tires and Accessories MW Dealers in Quality Merchandise SOPEKBRO sd 344 S. Central Ave. Phone 6931 Chino, California L. G. Bumstead and Son WILSON ATHLETlO EQUIPMENT Phone Dial 109 East 612-191 Ontario B Street Hamilton Drug Stores in Pomona EXTEND GREETINGS TO OUR CHINO FRIENDS Two Good Drug Stores George C. Hamilton David W- Hamilton Second and Locust i Holt and Towne OOOOQOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO9006960000OOOOOOOOOQOOQQOOOOOOQOOOOOO Acknowledgments Mrs. Eidora Beimour, Adviser Graphic Arts Department Carrol D. Iohnson Obert I. Rod George P. Morgan, Photographer Iohn H. Mee, Photographer Mrs. Agnes Stewart, Art Department District Photo Engraving Company, Los Angeles Pomona Progress-Bulletin, Covers and Binding --We -AWQ , , Q 255,