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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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H. Dickey, Homer Bogue, Clerk of Board Earl Newman, Bla Van D The members of the Board ot Education are the people be- hind the scenes ot Chino high school. Their duty is to help the superintendent select the proper teachers, develop school policy, and budget the school funds. The Board ot Education is composed ot tive men selected by the community. The only pay they receive tor their time and ettort is the satisfaction ot seeing better Chino schools. During the year l95l-52, the Board 'was very busy start- ing construction on ten new classrooms on the new high school site, and constructing additional classroom facilities at the El Rancho school. Another accomplishment was the landscaping of the grounds around the tootball field and shower rooms. The flewman School plans have been approved and work has Qegun. The townspeople and the students are grateful for the time and interest ot these public school spirited men. F ICUHY GEORGE MORGAN MRS. HAZEL WELLER JOHN KROPP Drafting Senior Problems A Mc1ul'iii1e Sliml- , , if MISS ANNA MAE STRICKLER ROBERT GRIZZLE MISS ILSE SCHEFFER Homemokiriq Sociui Science Girls' Physical Eciug-ali IOSEPH INCORVAIA MISS I-IAZEI. MCCRAY B. DALE GIBSON Commerce English Graphic luis an 'K fm MRS. DORIS WALLER PAUL SHADDLE MRS. MAMIE ROLLINS Homemaking Science ' Niathemfitifrs F CULTY A T15Au1. MICKEY A bV AS S' Mns. JOANNE woon SHIRLEY Moons Social Science Englsh Mcxthemcxucs M155 IME!-DA NIETO MRS. AGNES STEWART ARTHUR LEE Spcmish Art Science MISS GRACE HETRICK MRS. ARDETH HANSON PAUL WADE Commerce Library Aqriculiure MISS BERNICE BUCKLEY BALDWIN T. ECKEL MRS. BETTY COBLENTZ CHARLES BHUWN English Social Science Science Enqhsh F CULTY ...XXL FRANK ELDER MISS OPAL HOLLAND LESTER SMITH Mathemaiics Maihemaiics Science Ab .,.,,. , IR V , x E , M, L 'I if-TEE: Q L S ,,c,,a-i,, ,, A .W if -ao OTIS BROOKS MRS. KATHRYN CALLAHAN GEORGE WEAVER Wgod Shop English Social Science IOI-IN ZULLINGER MRS. LORRAINE RICHARTZ IOHN YOUNG Social Science Choral Music Agriculture HENRY AZHDERIAN MRS. MARTHA MAC FARLANE DEAN I. BRUINGTON Boys' Physical Education Social Science Instrumental Music ECRET HIE SEATED: Mrs. Margaret Hooppell, Mrs. Muriel Dunn, Mrs. Iulio Muuzoyg STANDING: EAISS Lucille Cqdlini, Miss Mczrqczrei Kramer NURSES IIIRECTIIH UF WELFARE ,f Q1 aww , Q Conrad Lange SCHOOL NURSES: Mrs. Edith Buus. Mrs. Ediih Klenhard STUDENT CUUNCII. SBATBD: Bea lnrdaw, Marlene Bennett, Don White, STANDING: Delbert Marshall, Shirley Lenhert, Norman Dunavant L53 lon ist, Pe-afgy Nielsen, Dick Kirkman, Mr. Walker, lohnny lutlner, Tom Sawyer. The Student Council, Chino High School's representative group, met regularly during the year to discuss and act upon matters pertaining to the students and their activities. Serving as A.S.B. president during l95l-52 was Bob lordan. Cn his cabinet were Don White, vice-president, Marlene Bennett, secre- tary, Shirley Lenhert, business manager, Dick Kirkman, boys' athletic manager, Peggy Nielsen, girls' athletic manager, Bob Bonnet, sergeant-at-arms, Norman Dunavant, senior president, Delbert Marshall, junior class pres- ident, lohnny luttner, sophomore class presi- dent, and Tommy Sawyer, freshman class pres- ident. lohnston E. Walker, Gerald Litel and Mrs. Eldora Belmour are the faculty representatives to the Student Council. Bob Jordan SEN!-HE Tl D, Brooks F. lkielsen I. Norman P. Derhrr, O. ,ArllFvI'!j SlANDlNx:: l. Alrala, B. Brill, S. Coblent C K. Berg, P. Farr, I. Sartam T. George, L, lxifwslfrlf This is the second year that the Student Senate has been an active organization oi Chino high school. The purpose ot this group is not only to assume part oi the burden ot the Council, but to go one step iarther in student government. During the past two years, the Senate has met with the merit board to aid students with merit problems and Complaints. lt also has Con- ducted various Cleanup Campaigns on the Campus as well as helping to sponsor some alter-school recreation. The Senate is Composed oi tourteen members. Five seniors in the group are Peggy Nielsen, Pat Derho, Beverly Brill, Tim Sar- tain and Tim Norman. Charles George, Delores Allen, Kenneth Berg and Pat Farr are the tour juniors. Three sophomores in the Senate are Darlene Brooks, Carol Bice and loe Aloalag the two freshman Senators are Lois Marshall and Sam Coblentz. Peggy Nielsen has served as president this year, lim Norman, vice-presidentg Pat Derho, secretary, and loe Aloala, sergeant- at-arms. Gerald Litel, assistant principal, is the iaoulty adviser. Mfwrw Q ,mf 'A gyggj' 2 7 if 'J Q f ig, QMEJO M-Qffulpkwf C! QQ, Q Q Casa 'M R? QQ X MQ? Agn If Ma ZWMZQMQQ hifi? M WV' ' g Awww QJQJ QC 174W W 'dug 2162! WCQXCQQZZ 40 azaf- w 4S9?Q4f Q34 MCU! 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NELSON CAROL FULLER ILLIAM IEST HARRIET MARIE HARGROVE DALE CLINE MORTER BERNICE PIPPIN CONNIE BRANSON LMA ELENE CHACON DICK MILLER ELIZABETH MARIE BEACH PAT DELGADO DELORES SLATTEI 'E IUH ' Q14 SRX ARBARA LEE HAHGROVE DVVAYNE STARLING VELMA LEE PORTER ALLEN W. KING ROSIE VASQUEZ LRNOLD LAHORGUE MARGARET GRACE NIELSEN IAY TRUMBO ESTHER RAMIREZ SAM GALLOWAY FEATRICE IIMENEZ IIMMY SARTAIN MARY I.OU WOOLSEY FERNANDO MERCADO DONNA ADAIR .OUIE FLORES IIMMYE LOU BILLINGS DUDLEY WARNER ROSIE GOMEZ LLOYD BERTRAND N 14--. , v J -Z , .422- E lon .. g ws . .. . .. S13 .ETCHER A. WOOLEN DORA ROBLES FRANK ALVAREZ ANN WILTRON SIFUENTES IIM PENLEY VE L. GUNTHER DONALD I. LYNCH MARLENE BENNETT DAVID LISKEY BEVERLY IEAN BRILI. JB MAHAN IOSIE Y. CORTINA DAVE HARGROVE MARTHA BECKLEY BOB IORDAN XRIE RIETKERI1' BOB BONNET MARY DENNIS DWANE ANDERSON MARY IO COOPER 2 X Q a ? E 5 E lllll ITOR W. ZEMAN BETTY AGUERRE IAMES W. BROUGHER DOLORES KDEE DEED CORRAL CURT NYMAN ANN BARTON HART VERLIN MARSHALL ELIZABETH HENRIETTA KRAMER IACK PARKER KATHRYN CELESTE GAUKLER RBARA HUSCHER AUGUSTINE TAPIA ILA MAE BADDERS BUCKY WENDLING MAXINE KINION DERRICK IAMES BRILES JRMAN DUNAVANT MARY EDITH YOUNG WARNER IACK IAGER DONNA HIXON DAVE WILSON CLAUDIA PEARL NICI CAMERA SHY: LARRY FLYNN GLENNA HENNING MARGUERITE EVVA MAYETTE IL f Ju lon fx- xx- BOTTOM ROW: V. Franklin, P. Farr, L. Evans, B. Forclen, R. Gomez, L. Garcia, R, Gonzales, Mrs. Wood, SECOND ROW: M. Faubion P. Davis, M. Coblentz, I. Elrod, R. Coriez, J. Crippen, M. Garcia, I. Hernandez, TOP ROW: F. Hill, H. l-lensley, R. Ford, D. Gonzales BOTTOM ROW: S.Lilley, M. Leinberqer, I. Crouse, A. Lobo, E. Lobo, P. Lobo, C. Martinez, R. lone-sg SECOND ROW: Ray Keser B. Leminq, C. Loos, P. Lange, B. Kuskey D. Melin, R. McDonald, TOP ROW: R. Massey, K. Hansen, I. Liiel, I. Lewis, D. Marshall R. King, H. Kerr, M, Martinez Jll IUR Fll-lFT HOVV: M. Flvuiqmu, P. Sorensorm, P. Phipps, L Fxichenberqer, C. Roundy, D. l:Cll1x'IlJ, N. Ncukcmolo, D. Owen, C. Meyex. M155 Slricklmg SECOND ROW: L. Richonlverqer, I. Piercee, C. Ryffel, L Ross, K. Miles, VV. Millel, Fa. Perez, 1. Maxwell, TOP ROW L lvlorfjurl, l. Slmclleivzi, NN. Scoll, P. Powell, L. Morgan, H. Peckham, F. Perle-1, BOTTOM RO'VV': D. Yell, lv, Yfrxwsliulvk Younlcm, N. Smith. A. Wl1llc1cf2. , 5, TIkFVjf1IliIlC1, H, Shfvens, B. Stmeey, B. Vffeiss, T. Wfrlslflg SECOND ROW: N. Tlmmpgfm X nl'n1y'il1,C. Smilll, L. Tlumlw, U. VJl'nlle, B. Wullfice, D. Helsley, TOP ROVJ: Mr. l'C1'upp. N. Zimmerman, P. Thcmllg, 1, .A,',i.91,g C 'F an Q : X. Z . ww, ..,X.,,4, V X X- X N 3 IQ' WTR X1 - - 'J' ' K ' gf 'R 'mf EQQX 53? X, F ix if S Y' 1 tv K XL 31 ' wi -X sm? if .,,. ,:. f N X F ex, XXX. if X if ga 1 3 4 ' X. i XM, A nv . . Q R 'XWQX P54 nil 'IJPHU DRE BOTTOM ROW: B. Fuilaqar, G. Hail, M. Esqueda, M. Dan, N. Evans, M. Goodman, SECOND HOW: R. Hernandez, E. Gutierrez, R. Dominguez, N. Garvis, C, Garnier, Y. Harris, I. Haynes, M. De Zoeie,, THIRD ROVV: B. Hargrove. H. Hargrove, R. Dominguez, D. Dalion, F. Deason, G. Foss, TOP ROW: D. Hernandez, P.. Esparza, B. Edwards, B. Hanson, R. Crowe, W. Cronan, D. Grant. BOTTOM ROW: M. Lowe, L. Lloyd, E. Mayetke, M. Leinberqer, N. Landeck, M. Iohnson, SECOND RONV: C. Iarnes, L. Meyer, L Liudhorst, D. Huscher, B. johnson, W. Gardner. I. McCann, N. Hilig TOP ROW: S. Lobo, R. Tones, R. Iacobson, .F. Loko, P. Mc Court, F. La Horque, B. Lynes. UPHO HBE ' BOTTOM ROW: Miss I. Nieto, M. Hodges, Tune Ming, lackie Ming, B. Porter, P. Pecoi, R. Rodriquez, M. Mariinez, M. Palacios: SEC OND ROW: G. Reed, A. Richards, B. Minnick, R. Perry, V. Reiikerk, C. Rice, N. Parks, S. Ruhalcohap THlRD ROW: D. Perkins, C . L U . . . M1c.il, i.. Ramos, D. Price, L. Hooker, M. Moreno, D. Nymang TOP ROW: R. Hitt, I. Lemma, T. Reeves, F. Martinez, R. Robles, D Moreno, M. Quesada. BOTTOM ROW: C. Vermeer, B. Weber, D. Wilson, I. Ruth, I. Stephens, A. Se-chler, K. Norcross. L. Woolsey, B. Thompson: SECOND ROVV: V. Sartain, B. Vlfoolen, I, Sariain, A. Smith, M. Reitkerk, P. Timmons, C. Slack, M. Weller: THIRD ROW: I. Stark, I. Stark, R. Soupene, I. Wedqeworth, C. Wilkinson, B. Sawyer, B. Saxbury, TOP ROW: D. Weber, W. Thomas, P. Yamas. P. Sirona, C. Sloan, I. Smith, Mr. Brown. Ns QX X 2 GXQOQCCAI IX xi 319 Class Counselors and Advisers: Miss linrnica Pwuckley, Gone-ml Chcxirm Mr. Baldwin T. Eclcel Miss Use Schaffer MI. Paul Wade Mrs. Doris Waller Class Mothers: Mrs. Ben McCou11, Mrs. Louis Gurvis TOM ROW I LCM n Lclnvxn bl 111 r M lloelxlu I Lfirnpms I Bw nnwll M. Cicero: SECOND ROW: M. AlD5llGlO'l N Lorson I Cldlllll B B ml mn 'X BOOISIIU W Burns B Colrr ll P Cocvyfr Mms Buckleyg THIRD ROW: D, Abre-go, I. Cis mms D lnerlund I Alccxlc S COIllPl'll7 I Breen R Chugon K Brown TCP HOW L Almendcxrez, H. Bfliley, G. Briones, B FRU H BOTTOM ROW. M. Dlcxz, P. Delgudo, N, Cromndell, G. SECOND ROW : Mrs. Vffziler, I.. Grunt, F. Gunnison, V. Fry, THIRD ROVM: D. Elhnqton, H. Eaves, G. Dickey, D, Diets-rich, BOTTOM FOVJ: F. Ufulzfzh-S, Pf. lwhnswn, L Lobe, M. Lusvk, Iohnsong SFCOND HOW: P. M:GmsKQy, A. Mfimviqli, Pl. Lu Diana. L. Ivlfusnully THIRD HOW: L, Iiuffxnfmn P. McCoy, G Lewis, P. f Mr. Wade, TOP ROW: G. Glenn, L. Nollon, E. Fuller, C. lone Kglscxy. Gorciu, P. De Hernandez, H. H vas, L. Hmrem, A. Gfgnmlcs-s, L. Hfxnsun, C. DMV, R. Ccrvis ermn, A. Ebexsule, S, Hfaarklw, H. LDPSQITJII, V. Fficko, M G. Ifulterlxl-311, K, Hp1IpPf1', PI, Dem Tumi-, B. Cmss, W. Cmwford L Mlnruvk, L.. Dnfiqef, M. HL.lfnun, B. Millszxp, H. Herxorcr, D G. Lunqe, A, Nlrfriincxz, E. Morclnn, L Lopez S. McDowell Lynch, S, lVIuOn111n1, L. Mincfsfso, M. Mfuquis, H. Ionrs, H. Hooker 5, A. IVIQLQLILIQ, S. Miutinuz, S. HTH, I. Melriuk, P. Iwlclldmufxdo, D FRU H BOTTOM ROW: C. Pearson, B. Schnore, R. Rains, T. Rodriquez, A. Scrtierfield, P. Myers, S. Mutuherrio, I. Pcxrtido, I. Robles, SECOND ROW: I. Nizzi, D. Rclckleif, B. Nyberq, F. Smith, P. Murphy, B. Newman, D. Owen, S. Schaeffer, I. Tillemo, THIRD ROW: D. Ross, D. Smith, D. Puntney, T. Sawyer, I. Se-mpe, I. Seeberger, H. Ncxkctmoiog FOURTH ROW: N. Ramirez, R. Perez, G. Ortiz, F. Schicxvone, R. Olinger. BOTTOM ROW: I. Stone, L. Tibbeit, S. Subicr, M. Wiley, V. Trumbo, L. Vicario, A. Vifilke, SECOND ROW: D. Young, S. Woods, A. Storm, P. Williams, E. Younkin, C. Volpredo, O. Vcxrelcx, N. Williams: TOP ROW: D. Stevens, E. Vcxnderziel, I, Thomas, F. Vcxlizon, R. Sorensen, I. Viccxrio, M. Topic, S. Weiss, Mr. Eckel. Q URGANIZATIUNS ffdww ,Z G1 M fgzawwi W WWW j fff vwffwf gg Q96 YC 9 sd Ai 25513, inf,-xg Y 0553 Viv H X i Qi ,I 11-1, E 'qi ff--1-'W 449.,,,ffr. W, X N X 5 f X xv SFQX5 I I H ' rg .L , 1 A +5 -ii N .5 'M ' '4 1 fy X E k,jf3'4mi.,ik 2 P4 1 Wim 54 M W 4, ,J 974 ,ff X-15,4 4 I ..--Nw' 'Q .,,.,,.w... 4 2 Aww LARIAT STANDING: Larry Flynn, Mrs. Belfrcur, lim Norman: SE!-XTED: Bill Fcrclon, Carol Fuller, Anais Follmer, Peggy Niel- sen, Linda Berger. EDITORS: Carol Fuller. lim Norman Led by the editors Garol Fuller and lim Norman, the eight members of the journal- ism class which comprise the Lariat staff tried something new in late fall and chang- ed the weekly paper from a two page edition to a four page edition. Good pro- gress was made this year by all of the staff members under their instructor, Mrs. El- dora Belmour. The other officers of the paper were Bill Borden and Claudia Nice, business mana- gers, Anais Follmer, consultant, and Linda Berger and Peggy Nielsen, reporters. The Lariat is printed by the students of the Graphic Arts Department headed by B. Dale Gibson. C1-XLIFUHNIA SCHULARSHIP FEDERATION SEATED Barbara Fullagar, Peter McCourt, Dolores Allen, Dale Mortar, lane Stephens, Phil Van Pelt, ludy I-X STANDING: Leonard Morgan, Mrs. Rollins, Phil Lange, Ruth lanes, Don Giant, Charlotte Roundy, Paul M ale Ccelentz, Lawrence Morgan. This year's Chino chapter of the California Scholarship Fed- eration has had an active year under their new leader, Mrs. Mamie Rollins. Membership in this honor group consists of students who have earned ten points by their subject grades and services rendered in grades nine through twelve. The highest goal is life membership, attained this year by Dale Morter. At the end of the first semester in l95l-52, Dale had seven semesters of CSF membership, and the required number is six. The groups honor trip this year was to San Diego where they visited the zoo April 21. Cn May 3 the CSF attended the Southern Regional Conference at Redlands. Social affairs in- cluded a Christmas party at the home of their adviser. Officers the first semester were Dale Morter, president, Philip Van Pelt, vice-presidentg and Margie Coblentz, secretary-trea- surer. The second semester the group reelected Dale to the office of president and Margie as secretary-treasurer. Clara Briones was vice-president, Paul Thomas, transportation manager, and Barbara Storey, social chairman. UR!-XTUHS Chino High School added to its list of oratorical contests this year and gained honors in the new endeavors. ludy Atdal, junior, placed iirst in the local. Knights ot Pythias oration contest with Abraham Lincoln as the theme, and Won 5515 as a prize. She took third in the district finals at San Bern- ardino. lirn Wright was a participant in the same contest, taking third in the locals, while Clara Briones took second place- ln the annual American Legion sponsored oratorical con- test based upon the United States Constitution, Delores Allen took first place in the local contest, Roberta Budish took second, and Margie Coblentz Won third place. Delores represented Chino at the finals at Redlands. Iohn Zullinger, instructor in social science, coached the ora- tion teams. FRONT ROW: Iudy Aldal, Delores Allen, Clara Briones, Robert-1 Budishy BACK ROW: Coach Iohn Zullinger, Margie Coblentz Iim Wright. GIRLS' LEAGUE S ATED Cleft to rightlz H. Hargrove, S. Shaner, D. Adair, K. Gaulzler, E. Kramer, STANDING: S. Mutuberm D l e ri . Vermeer, Mrs. E. Belmour. The members of the Girls' League, which includes all girls irom grades nine through twelve, have gone all out in their activities, and the l95l-l952 cabinet has tried to make the Girls' League of this year the best ever. The girls on the cabinet have conducted lost-and-found drives, with the unclaimed articles going to the Neighborhood House. Each representative was responsible for one Girls' League meet- ing and food sale. This year two ot the cabinet members, Elizabeth Kramer and Suzanne Mutuberria, attended the Girls' League conference held in San Pedro. The League also co-sponsored a fashion re- view with the homemaking department in April- Donna Adair presided during the l95l-52 year, assisted by Shirley Shaner, Harriet Hargrove, Elizabeth. Kramer, Kathryn Gaulcler, Delores Allen, Suzanne Mutuberria, and Cobi Vermeer. Mrs. Eldora Belmour was the Girls' League adviser, assisted by Miss Bernice Buckley. FUTURE BUSINESS IEAIJEHS UE AMERICA Mary Pecor cmd Miss Hetrick Future Business Leaders of America under- took a bia project this year when they were hosts to the first F.B.L.A. Central Section Con- ference on December l. Miss Marlene Ben- nett, senior and central vice- president, pre- sided over this most successful affair attend- ed by girls and advisers from nine schools. The club sent five qirls as representatives to the state convention held at Salinas on May lU. Servinq as l95l-52 officers were Mary Pe- cor, presidentg Harriet Harqrove, vice-presi- dentg Velma Porter, secretaryg Shirley Shan- er, treasurer, and Shirley McCluskey, his- toran. Miss Grace f-letrick, instructor in the commercial subjects, is the aroup's adviser. SEATED Cleft to rifghtl: V. Porter, M. Pecor, Miss G. Hetrick, M. Bafmtett, S. Sliuraorp STANDING: S, McCluskey, H. mrqrovc FUTURE HUNIEMAI-GERS UF AMERICA Sb TED Cleft to righilz P. Farr, Miss A. Strickler, Mrs. D. Waller, D. Allen, C. Garneiry STANDlNG: P. D m to B Brill 1 . . Under the capable advisership of Miss Anna Mae Strickler and Mrs. Doris Waller, the Chino Future l-lornemalcers of Ameri- ca had a very eventful year- . ln October three junior girls traveled to Asilomar, California to represent Chino at the F.l-l.A- state convention. The girls alsd attended the Section X-l:.l-l-A. spring convention held in l-lemet California, on March 29. The girls have sold greeting cards and have had a coffee time for the faculty members in the food laboratory once a month. The lf'-l-l.Aers along with the Paletteers gave the school the annual Christmas dance. ln April they again collaborated with the Girls League to give a fashion review. This year's officers were Beverly Brill, senior, president Naomi Nakamoto, junior, vice-president, Pat Farr, junior, sec retaryy Pat Derho, senior, treasurery Charlene Garnier, sopho more, historiang and Dolores Allen, junior, song leader. I FUTURE FARMER UF AMIERIC The Chino Chapter of the Future Farmers of America under the able leadership of lohn Young and Paul Wade has made many gains and achievements during the l95l-52 school year. The F .F A. has sponsored the annual barn dance as well as competing in the various fairs around Southern California. Some of these were Los Angeles County Fair, Hemet Fair, the Great Western Livestock Show, and at Riverside and San Bernardino County Fairs, the Chino F .F'-A. took the sweepstakes. At the Mt. San Antonio College field day the Chino boys also took the sweepstakes. Officers for this year's F.F-A. include lim Brougher, presi- dent, Paul Powell and Bob Wallace, vice presidents, lohn Maxwell, secretaryg Boy Womack, treasurer, Arnold La Horgue, sentinel, and lay Trumbo, reporter. SEATED: Hoy W'oni'rck, Mr. Young, Robert W'allace, lohn Maxwell, Ralph Dominguez, lay Trumbop SECOND ROW: A. Lahorgue, l. Riley, B. Hargrove, l. Merrick, I. Harding, C. Michl, Hanson, D. Melin, Cv, Foss, T. Reeves, I. Sempe, Oueeri Pat Derho, L. P. Wade, THIRD ROW: S. Lilley, B. Saxloury,, C. Sloan, R. Massey, M. Moreno, C. Smith, B. Har- grove, E. Hubbard, B. McDonald, D. Hclsley, E. Vanderziel, E. Milligan, F. Deason, R. McDonald, D. Kelsayg BACK HOW: K. Miles, D. Bentley, I. Lerning, E. Ramos, R. Owens, D. Hargrove, D. Perkins, B. Edwards, l. Smith, B. Leming, B. Harp, L. Tru ibo, B. Clark. LETTERMEN' CLUB FFONT ROW' D 'Wilson P Delgado, D. White, B. Lobo, M. Hallett, R. Ramirez, B. Forden, R. Keser, B. iftleudlna, P. Garcia, B Padilla, F. Perret, L. Riclienberger, D. Starling, SECOND ROW: D.Kirkman, G. luttner, K. Nelson, V. Marshall, D. Morter, W. Scott, K. Berg, I. Sartain, C. Loos, B. lest, C. George, P. Mercado, I. Briles, F. W'oolen, l. Maxwell, A. Tapia: B!-XCK RCW: R. Barckley, L. Bonnet, N. Dunavant, B. Iordan, B. Mahan, D. Folmer, P. Lange, I. 'Wright, Campos, L. Ames, l-l. Hensley, L. Trurnbo, R, Nomack, A. La Horque, I. Litel, D. Anderson, I. Norman, D. Har grove, D. Miller. Lettermerfs Club membership is made up entirely ot those boys who have earned a Varsity letter in a least one major sport. The membership oi this group has been growing steadily during the past years. Although this club was not so active this year, a group oi boys from the group were selected to revise the constitution. The sponsor oi the club Was Coach Frank Elder. UHDEH UF HHEHG ARTISTS ln order to become a member of the Order of Gregg Artists, one first must pass a strict examination for artistic shorthand penmanship which is necessary for speed and accuracy. This test in given in the spring ot each year to the Shorthand l people. To be eligible they must pass a fifty Word per minute test for five minutes and the penmanship test. ln order to hold one's membership in the second year, one must attain and be consistent in an eighty Word per minute test tor five minutes. FRONT ROW: S. Lenhert, K. Gaukler, I. L. Billings, Miss Hetrick, FECOND ROW' P Oatrnai E Armstrong I Bocksberger Mar Pecorp THIRD ROW: V. Porter, R Stevens, M. Bennett, R. Iones, H. Hargrove, I. Rossmiller. W- .4 'H fx ' and 1 A ' ,pw NYE 11151 ..:ifz424. 4, f-,Bilisaiif ' 4eH'KW'W.53l if H- 1 4-H Xi f A PALETTEIERS SLATED tleft to rightlz C. Nice, C. Lewis, S. McCourt, P. Lynch, S. Hitt, C. Puller, L. Evarvsg STANDING: L. Woolsey HroeBBtheMWl BMClkySLht s. A. Stewart, B. arg V, . uc r, . ccsey, . c use, . einer. For the students interested in art, Chino High has the Palet- teers Club. Serving as oiiicers 1951--52 were Carol Fuller, presin dent, Lillian Woolsey, vice-president, Colleen Lewis, secretaryy Patricia Lynch, treasurerg and Shirley Lenhert, historian. Mrs. Agnes Stewart is the Paletteers taculty adviser. Sketching trip to the Los Angeles National Forest, a visit to the Scholastic Art Exhibit at Bulloclds in Los Angeles, co-spon' soring of the Christmas dance with the F.l-LA., and a sketching trip at the beach were among this year's activities. The club also purchased a painting to add to the school's art collection. Charles Real and Carol Fuller gained recognition with their entries in the Scholastic competition. Charles won the gold key tor his abstract in oils, and Carol gained honorable mention on her entries. at 5 j , , TRI-C . A 1 ,Y . I 1' ,ff fix! ,, . get, , ,.., Q f - ON ,W ffm- X A f af 5 3, f 'Q f r , ,Y f '1 ' K V . ff' v, . 1 . Y fr ' Y - F . M nf f 1 ' , . , 4, . -, fy wr ., M VA-:Y 4- , y' f, fui -ff A 1. tr, X, ffjgi-C members h,ave beeninbusy in campus A4A and community affairs. thisigyeari. lied 'by Dwayne Starling president, with Marilyn Faubion as vice-president and Pat Farr as secre- tary, the Club has met every Thursday. Charles Brown is the faculty adviser. C C '35 ' ! Ministers from Chino Churches and prominent 'Southefn Cal- ifornia evangelists have spoken at Tri-C meetings. The mem- bers have also seen some excellent religious films. Social activities included a day in the snow andla combined Bible Clubs of Pomona Valley party on May 30. Pat Farr. Dwayne Starling. 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W' ' W in Q s.. 3 In gg 3' Fl WR ,352 RICHARTZ SEXTETTE DITGCQOT SENIOR HIGH GIRLS CIIIIIIIIS HIIIIS IENSENIBIE IIUUBLE MIXED QIIAIITET I dgidif QX,wfQ1vufQQ9k N . f1 ff S 5' J' MZZZQMC PORTS ff WW 1 Zfwft Jwwedfifeo -fvwzio ,way J.Z?,L4fQ46 . f ' .' ,eww Mm Ame ,Q,gm,g . ' ,ffl if . 1 'I v, lv A ff H, . N I' ,f f' , ' 1, ', f . ll A4 ,fiamifj I l If 751 12 W' 1 lair I! it :gmac ' rr' I J LL'-0'6bZ0f lQ5fLfC5u ' ,ali Liluffocffvwl ?f ' p4 'wJ' I Un Zf 4 ,Zag fa .. C AB W wg 1 ff'-47 H LE HER Lefi to riqht Peggy Nielsen lane! Suricxin Beverly Brill Patricia Derho Shirley Shaner YELL LE DER lim Sariain Claudia Nice Donna Hixon VAR ITY FUUTB Ll FRONT ROW: S. Hitt, B. Mahan, F. Mercado, R. Campos, P. Garcia, D. Miller, R. Ramirez, D. Vtlhite, B. Perez, L. Ames, B. Fordeng SECOND ROW: R. Sorenson, B. Scott, B. Leming, K. Berg, B. Hargrove, A. LaHorgue, I. Litel, L. Richen- berger, R. Barckley, D. Hargrove, I. Briles, F. Perret: TOP ROW: Coach Weaver, D. Wilson, D. Folmer, K. Nelson, R. Olinger, D. Weber, B. lest, R. Hargrove, P. Lange, I. Maxwell, A. Tapia, V. Zeman, P. Powell, H. Hensley, 1. Norman, M. Ouesacla, Coach H. Azhderian. The 1951 football team coached by Henry Azhderian and George Weaver, ended with a successful season. Fourth place was the posi- tion they held in tthe Tri+County League at the end of the season. Citrus copped first place, While Puente and Bonita held second and third places, respectively. Dick Mi11er captained the 1951 squad. Most valuable plaver award Went to Kenny Nelson, with the most improved player award going to Kenny Bera. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Chino U Citrus 20 Chino 21 Claremont 32 Chino 36 Corona 19 Chino 7 Puente 13 Chino l4 Bonita 32 Captain Dick Miller, Coaches Azhderian and Weaver BEE FUUTB ll. FRONT BOW: L. Morgan, I. Sfark, I. Lewis, F. Maldonado, I, Landers, F. Lobo, S. Coblentz, D. Best, C. Michl, M. Moreno: SECOND ROW: F. Schiavone, R. Garvis, P. VanPelt, B. Lobo, H. Bailey, L. Chacon, F. Corsaro, P. Yamas, R. Holcomb, B. Brilesy THIRD BOWL C. Younkin, Mgr. M. Tapia, F. Almendarez, C. Loos, I. Sanchez, D. Price, E. Hubbard, B. Jacobson, G. luttner, D. Lynch, A. Mercado: TOP ROVJ: Coach Frank Elder, I. Ramirez, G. Ortiz, L. Morgan, R. Hitt, P. McCourt, Mgr. B. Kuskey, B. Edwards, R. Robles, A. Bostic, I. Ross, D. Morter. Coached by F rank Elder and captained by Bill Lobo, the Chino Cowkid eleven enjoyed a Very successful 1952 season, scoring tour T.C.L. wins and only one loss. This almost perfect record entitled the team to a second place in final Tri-County League standings. This is the second consecutive year that Chino I-ligh's Bees have taken ec d place honors in the League. trong determination and good sportsmanship made the 1952 B Weight team another out- standing group to be placed in the school's history. LEAGUE SCORES Chino 14 Chino Z5 Chino 0 Chino 21 Citrus 12 Corona 0 Puente 7 Bonita 7 , 4 4 , J Captain Bill Lobo: Coach Frank Elder Y , 'af CEE FIIUTB ll FRONT ROW: S. Martinez, R. Almendarez, I, Wedgworth, R. Seeburger, A. Vicario, C. 'Wilkinson B. Cecil, C. Bostic, G. Dickey: SECOND ROW: R. Iones, G. Briones, I. luitner, B. Zuniga, L. Valizan, F. Reyes, B. Nyberq, C. Halter- man, B. Sawyer: BACK ROVV: A. Barboza, R. Perez, I. Leminq, D. Kelsay, D. Ross, R. Bruington, D. Allen, R. Sou- giene, Coach Shirley Moore. This season has been a good one for the Cowboy Lighties who have literally swept the League by winning all of their conference games. This ex- cellent showing proved to be the de- ciding iactor that has given Chino an- other championship in the Cee divi- sion. This year's championship team was coached, by Shirley Moore and co- captained by Rudy Perez and Arthur Barboza. The good showing that this team makes every year is a good indication of their fair and sportsmanlike play. Chino Chino Chino Chino LEAGUE SCORES Bonita 13 Citrus U Bonita 0 Citrus O A. Barboza. Coach Moore. R. Pere: ww As my if-X , -5,57 MMM iii' ax' S M S Jw Q K BEE B KETB ll 60711 T. come, B, Lobo, P. Yamas, R. Holcomb, R. Jones, SECOND Row: couch John ziuimqer 1 Ramirez ini P Tliorras, I, Ross, B. Perez, D. Moreno. ' Chino 61 tl y MW First Round Corona 40 i . ' Chino 54 Citrus 38 ' Chino 56 Claremont 27 Chino 43 Bonita 45 Second Hound Chino 54 Corona 57 Chino 24 Citrus 22 Chino 43 Claremont 21 Chino 32 Puente 22 Chino 41 Bonita 4U Chino 28 Puente 27 Bee weight cagers this year copped the championship ot the T ri-County League under the coaching ot a new mentor, lack Zullinger. The Bees won a tight game from the Bonita team to come out on top. . The captain of this year's team was Paul Yamas who was elected by his teammates at the closing of the season. The final records show that the Mighty Midgets had a season record of eight wins and two losses which is a very successful showing by a championship team. Their fine ability and team spirit was the main factor in their victory. CEE BASHETB ll Rudy Perez, captain of this year's Cee basketball team, led the Mighty Midgets to a very impressive season in which they took a co-championship having won six out ot eight League games. The Cees were coached by a new teacher and coach at Chino this year, Lester Smith. Mr. Smith also coached the Dees who also had a good season. having Won tive out ot the eight League encounters this season. The midget hoopsters were captained by Claude Bostic. DEE BASKETB ll D LEAGUE SCORES Chino 30 Citrus 26 Chino 28 Corona 20 Chino 24 Bonita 27 Chino 39 Corona 37 Chino 14 Citrus 24 Chino 39 Puente lCI Chino 29 Puente 31 Chino 37 Bonita 20 FRONT ROW: R. Jones B. Cecil T. Sawyer D. Ross BACK ROTN: Mgr. P. Strona S. Hitt G. Dickey l. Seeburger C. Bostic G. Alderman C LEAG Chino I7 Chino 45 Chino' 29 Chino 52 Chino 26 Chino 27 Chino 34 Chino l7 FRONT ROW: f-Q. J. F. F. S D. B ll. Ma A. E S. D. C. UE Eriones Valizan Reyss Lobo Daftoa CK ROW: r. P. Strona Earloza Feretf Weiss Allen lanes SCORES Citrus Corona Bonita Corona Citrus Puente Puvnte Bonita R. Perez. Couch Smith. C. Bostic W' I YVEE B EB ll FRONT ROW: I. Seeburger, S. Lobo, C. Iones, F. Lobo, F. Valizan, T. Sawyer, S. Weiss, M Quesaua BACK ROW Coach Moore, F. Maldonado, I. Foss, G. Halterman, G. Glenn, D. Benson, I. Landers, R. Soupene Chino Chino Scores: Citrus 3 Fremont 13 Chino Baldwin Park 8 Chino Puente 9 Chino Emerson 1 Chino Fremont 6 Chino Bonita 4 Chino Emerson 0 Chino Citrus 12 Chino Puente O Chino lr. Republic 0 Coach Shirley Moores lay Vee team has had a tough season. To date, they have Won only one game, against Emerson Iunior high school. Coach Moore said the boys were short on experience, but long on courage and morale. This is one ot the finest tributes a coach can pay to a team. VARSITY BASEBALL A if FRONT BOW: B. Forden, D. Kirkman, B. Lobo, C Nyman, W. Miller: SECOND BOW: Mgr. R. Eaves, B Bonnet, L Ames, D. White, D. Best, M. Hallett, D. Starling, LAST ROW: Coach Frank Elder, L. Starling, D. Anderson, B Iordan, I. Wright, H. Wilson, P. Powell. Baseball season's end found the Cowboy eleven in third place in the 'l'.C.L. standings. The Chino nine featured Milfred Hallett and Harold Wilson on the mound with Bill Forden behind the plate. At the bases were Bob Iordan at first, Leland Starling at second, Dwane Anderson at third. Don White, shortstop, completed the infield. in left field was Bob Bonnet, Working with Bill Lobo at center field and Iim Wright in right field. Seniors active on the diamond were Milfred Hallett, Bob iorkdan, Duane Starling, Dwane Anderson, Bob Bonnet, and Bill o o. WRESTLING KNEELING: C. Loos. B. Leming, I. Leming, Capt. G. Iuttner I. Iuttner, R. Almendarezp BACK ROW: Mgr. I. Riley. F. Mercado, L. Ames, P. Lange, D. Miller, B. lest, I. Stark, Coach loe lncorvcz foach loseph lncorvaia's Cowboy grapplers enjoyed a successful season and helped place .ino on the wrestling map when they won seven out of nine dual meets and placed five in in the S.C.1.F. finals- Harry luttner, senior and captain of the 1952 team took third place in the 105 pound class the S.C.l.F. meet- Others who placed were lo hn luttner, who took third in the 95 pound classy :rl Loos, second in the 127 pound division, and Bill lest, who captured fourth place in the 145 und class. 'loach Baldwin Eckel's tennis team closed the 1952 season on February 21 in a tie for third ice in the League standings with Bonita. Fhis year's net team was captained by lames Sartain, senior, who played first singles. il Van Pelt Was second singles player, Wayne Miller, third, Ronald Peckham, fourth, and in Wedgworth, fifth singles man. The two doubles teams consisted of Peter McCourt and Dale Morter as first doubles and nald Peckham and lohn Wedgworth, second doubles. ENMS 1 FRONT BOVV: 5. Coblentz, Capt. 1. Sartain, P McCourt, P. VanPelt, D. Morter, H, Peskhamg STANDING: 1. Nizzi, L. Flynn, B. Bray, J. Weclgeworth V. Marshall, I. Penley, W. Miller, TRACK X 5 B AND C TRACK Records B 100 yard dashn - Frank Corsaro .... ..... 1 0.6 sec 220 yard dash- Frank Corsaro ............ 23.7 sec Broad lump- Dick McDonald .... 19 ft. 14V2 in C 100 yard dash- Frank Corsaro .,,......... 10:6 sec 180 yard dash- Frank Corsaro ,.... .... 19.2 sec. Iohrx Maxwell, captain B Weights Arthur Barboza, captain C Weights CROSS COUNTRY T. C. L. CHAMPIONS SEIYTED: Mgr. S. Hitt, R. Dominguez, R. Campos, Pat Delgado: BACK ROWY Coach Azhdarian, A. Perez, L. Morgan, F. Parrot ...nm AM. .L TRACK Record Mi1e-Pat Dolqado ....,.,, , 4:2'7.0 Pat Delgado, captain A Weight Pat De1qado, most valua1o1e ma Ierry 1ito1, roost improved track Qs GIRLS' ATHHETIC ASSUUIATIUN SEATED: P. lliclsflrm, C, F,1lr.11f15, ll, l'l'tIQIf7VG, B. Aquerie, R, Vusutien, P. Dsrllo, M, Petter, STANDING: P. Farr C. Nice, E. Kramer, Xu Cecil, R. jones, R. Gonzales Coach llse Sclxeiler, lvl. Beckley, S. McCourt, B. limenez. Une oi the most active aroups on the campus is the Girls Athletic Association. All airls who earn at least 50 points are members. Learnina to be skillful and to win their aames are not the only qualities ot aood GAA. members. They also strive to keep tit and to learn sportsmanship. Some of the activities of the G.A.A. this year included the in- itiation, playdays with other schools, the sprina dance and the hanauet at which awards are made to deservina airls. Betty Aauerre served as president, Rose Vasquez, vice-presi- dent, Maraie Cololentz and Pat Derho, secretary, Clara Briones, treasurer, and Harriet Hargrove as historian. Miss llse Schetter was adviser and coach tor the oraanization. , . iv g BASKETBALL All-STARS FRONT ROW: Clara Briones, lietty Ylfoolen, Puby Gonzales, Suzanne Mutulserria, Ellen Cliburng BACK RCW: Sue McCourt Elizabeth Kramer, Ruth lones, Marlesie Bennett, Peggy Nielsen, Margie Coblentz. Basketball is the first sport engaged in by the girls at C.H.S. when they return to school in the fall- This year more girls were able to participate in the annual playdays, since A and B teams from each class were picked and entered in the playday. On November lO, junior and senior A and B teams entered the playday at Bonita, with both senior teams returning victorious, the juniors A's Winning, and the B's losing a close game. The sophomores and freshmen Went to the playday November l7. The sophs split, the A's losing, the B's Winning, the frosh were Winners in both and B divisions. Beatrice limenez and lanet Sartain have served as basketball managers this year. Miss llse Schefier is coach. SPEEIJB!-ill All STARS FRONT ROW Ruby Gonzales, Sue T-!lcCourt, Ruth lones, Peggy Nielsen, Roberta Stevens, Barbara Newman, BACK ROW Betty Wool n janet Sartain, Betty Aguerre, Suzanne Mutuherria, Rosle Vasquez, Esther Gutierrez, Clara Briones. Speedball season proved to be a busy one, with the girls out for the sport participating in a playday and a clinic. Ruby Gon- zales was the sport manager and Miss llse Schetfer, the coach. Chino High girls assisted their own coach and Mrs. Lois Tate, Corona High physical education teacher in the Speedball Clinic held on the Chino High School Memorial Field in lanuary. The clinic was under the auspices of the National Section on Wo- men's Athletics. At the playday held at Puente Union High School on Feb- ruary 2, Chino girls were undisputed champions with six wins. The Senior A's defeated Puente, the Iunior A's won over Bonita, Senior-lunior team defeated Bonita, Sophomore Ks won over Corona, Frosh A's defeated Puente, and the Sophomore-Frosh team defeated Bonita. HOCKEY SEATED: G. Briones. S. Mutuberria, E. Gutierrez, SECOND ROW: B Woolen, Aguerre, M. Pecor, R. Gonzales, R Vasquez, BACK ROW: M. Coblentz, R. Iones, V. Sartain, I-I. Hargrove, P. Nielsen, B. Thompson. Hockey playday held at Puente found the Chino G-AA. coming out first and winner of the playday- Each school played two twenty minute halves and each half was played against a different school. The Chino seniors turned out with two wins and no losses, juniors, one win and and one tie, sophomores lost one and tied one, and the freshmen tied one and won one. This gave Chino the score of four wins, three ties, and one loss. Hockey manager for this year was Claudia Nice, senior- TENNI IJ B IIMINTUN I. Minnick, S. Mutubexria, B Aguerre, L, Marshall, R. Gonzales, R. Vasquez, G. Lange, A. Maravigli, B. Thompson S. McCourt, M Coblentz, R. lanes, S. Schaeffer, D. Adair, P. Nielsen. Tennis and badminton are two of the sports that are quite popular in the girls sports classes and are played toward the end ot the school year. The tennis and badminton teams are chosen by the ladder process. Any girl on the team is eligible to challenge a person that is not more than three steps ahead ot her. ln this manner the girls are always rotating and heading toward the top posi- tion. Tennis and badminton challenges are played off after school, during seventh and eighth periods. Ruth lones and Pat Beckley are the tennis and badminton managers, respectively. Miss llse Scheiter is the coach. FIRST ROW: L. Briones, N. Garvis, M. Briones, E. Gutierrez: SECOND ROW. C. Briones, B. Woolen, M. Pecor, I. Sartain, C. Nice, l. Briones, BACK ROW: M. Beckley, M. Weller, P. Timmons, V. Sartain, P. Lynch, C. Lewis. g gpgffl 22,2 ' ' if wiwys 55QAW5jfff,i BQIUNIUR HIGH MW SEAM M ff WW pf, Q , Wvjwi x W-'XMQEBMAEXTUQ gg N Qfyyjflypiyik, N SX fy Q if 'WEP bf 0 ' ' ., 42,153 3 X Af . f L Y f 5 :lf-7 M.. ww 41 W I wwf, if , , m, HW?-f :mm wwf New 5 4 7? f 1 V if U! K1 3 ,Ui rig, fg R M42 5 S Q Z my JUNIUR HIGH CUUNCIL TED Phillip Brooks, Nancy Crandell, Raolene Brill, lim Litel, Linda Henclung STANDING: Miss lVtcCray E Zimme man, Ben Vizio, Don Hixon, Miss Holland. The lunior High Student Council operates tor a separate stu- dent body from the senior high and Works tor the betterment ot the seventh and eighth grades. Cne ot this years big events tor the lunior High Student Council has been the Safety Patrol, organized by the Council for greater safety in the halls. Cther projects seek to improve the citizenship ot the lunior High School, and give recognition to those with superior citizenship. Cther events sponsored by this year's Council was the big Christmas party and a dance. Serving on this year's council were lim Litel, presidentg Don Hixon, vice-president, Baelene Brill, secretaryp and Linda Hen- don, treasurer. Carol Forester and Phillip Brooks, eighth grade president and vice-president, respectively, were representatives ot their class. Seventh grade representatives were Ben Vizio, president, and Emery Zimmerman, vice-president. FIRST ROW: O. Cervantez, G. Centeno, G. Crockett, R. Brill, A. Arroyo, L. Beltran, B. Barboza, D. Aprato, I. Bernard G. Carlson, H. Acostag SECOND ROW: Mrs. Callahan, I. Condon, A. Barton, N. Bootsma, L. Britain, V. Corral, D Anderson, L. Brunnell I. Dennis, B. Biery, E. Berg, Miss Holland: THIRD ROW: H. Alvarez, G. Alcala, D. Carlisle, P Aberle, H. Davis, A. Cooper, L. Campos, B. Chambers, R. Crouse, B. Cutting, I. VV. Batchellerq FOURTH ROW: B. Dan, K. Blaylock, L. Belcher, P. Brooks, I. Bassett, K. Caclarette, B. Bare, D. Canchola, R. Barrientos, P. Arrequin. EIGHTII GH IIE Officers Class Counselors and Advisers: Presidenti-Nancy Haqe Mr. Arthur Lee, Chairman Counseling Program Vice-President-Phillip Brooks Miss Opal Holland, Charirman Class Advisory Sec'y-Treasurer--Charlene McMichael Program Social Chairman-Ioan Iertbera Mrs. Kathryn Callahan Mr. Paul Mickey Mr. Lester Smith Class Mothers Mrs. Charles McMichael, Mrs. Melvin Reiley FIRST ROW: I. Iertbera, I. Flores, C. Floestadt, P. Hurst, I. Iones, B. Harding, A.. Espinoza, A. Graham, V. Gomez, B. Edwards, M. Gunn, A. Gonzales: SECOND ROW: M. LaHorque, S. Lindhorst, B. Ebersole, V. Eastes, I. Embley, C. Forester, A. Lemon, M. lanes, M. Garcia, M. Loos, K. Huffman, R. Laney THIRD ROW: D. Foss, I. Kovacevich, L. Flansburq, H. Hargrove, I. Gibbons, H. Lynes, I. Dieterich, D. Forester, I. Litel, I. Ellington, A. Litts, E. Perez: FOURTH ROW: Mr. Lee, E. Ladeqaard, H. Ginqg, G. Holcomb, W. Gibson, I. Kirkpatrick, I. Partida, I. Lopez, T. Moreno, R. Perez, R. Lopez, A. Gonzales, I. Garcia. '71 if ., FIRST ROW: A. Mendez, M. Parra, P. Orosco, R. Mendez, M. Millsap, C. Lobdell, W. Millsap, C. Morice, K. Norcross: SECOND ROW: C. Moffett, B. Nickels, C. Michael, A. Mauzey, V. Meier, P. Minchew, R Melvin, C. Newman, R. Naka- moto, Mr. Mickey: THIRD ROW: R. Peacock, R. Miller, D. Parks, I. Morales, I. Orosco, I. Mlaqra, M. Mitchell, I... Pecor, D. Pecory FOURTH ROW: E. Martinez, I. Maravigli, D. Oldham, M. Owen, S. Mickey, I. Mendez. EIGIITH GB DE FIRST ROW: S. Prey, L. Rodriguez, C. Ramirez, E. Rodelo, I. Komo, A. Placencia, R. Salaz, G. Rodriquez, I... Tibbett S. Sole, M. Thomas, I. Schnoreg SECOND ROW: B. Vandervlaq, F. Waqqoner, B. Reeves, C. Price, E. Wilson, B. Smith N. Turner, B. Worminqtori, N. Smith, R.M. Zimmerman, C.E. Younkin, S. Wallaceg THIRD ROW: L. Schiavone, D. Schmitt D. Putman, A. Rodriguez, K. Wright, C. Vifilliams, D. Williams, C. Vfaaner, R. Stark, L, Yettg FOURTH ROW: L. Villal- pando, D. Price, K. Reiley, D. Towninq, A. Schiavorie, D. Stevens, M. Wiltshire, B. Soltero, I. Stark, I. Tezber, L. Stapleton. W fm .f 35.11, lh. A : ut - FIRST ROW: G. Carroll, S. Burkey, V. Boerma, C. Booher, C. Creamer, B. Billings, B. Alciyama, D. Barboza, E. Cervan tez, P. Batcheller, P. Cortez, S, Cross, L. Briones, I. Arellano, I. Badders, I. Coclcrell, SECOND ROW: C. Arroyo, A Benites, I. Arroyo, C. Cortez, M. Acuna, M. Billsirom, G. Crevolin, I. Conder, P. Brown, B. Davis, K. Bertrand, B Brinkley, L. Binning, E. Buford, I. Dennis, Miss McCray: THIRD ROW: L. Bickrnore, C. Bunnell, L. Casey, L. Campos R. Chacon, B. Cejag FOURTH ROW: D. Blades, B. Crossland, I. Amason, P. Centeno, R. Carroll, K. Crippen, T. Anderson R. Ades, E. Cameron, I. Bentley, C. Chilibolast, D. Condor. EVE TH HR IIE Seventh Grade Oiiicers Class Counselors and Advisers: President-Ben Vizio Miss Hazel McCroy, General Chairman Vice-President-Emery Zimmerman Mrs. Betty Coblenlz Sec'y-Treasurer-Raelene Brill Mr. Robert Grizzle Social Chairman-Richard Rogers Mr. Shirley Moore Mr. George Weaver Class Mothers Mrs. Earl Hedrick, Mrs. Albert Vizio FRONT ROW: A. Galindo, H. Hernandez, R. Gonzales, C. Herrera, L. Evans, F. Harper, I. Dodson, N. Hopkins, A. Hill, I. Green, L Hedrick: SECOND ROW: D. Hixon, E. Garcia, G. Duran, M. Dusi, N. Grant, N. Heath, R. Keeland, L. Hedson, S. Flett, A. Kindon, I. Huls, Mr. Grizzle, G. Henning, THIRD ROW: A, Kerr, D. Goerlich, K. Culos, G. Eason, G. Glen, R. Garner, L. Graham, I. Keeland, D. Elmore, D. Kelsay, D. Green, E. Hunt, G. Hustler, R. Hernandez, A. Es- parza, FOURTH RONV: D. Hamilton, W. Gunn, E. Greer, E. Hargrove, I. Harp, G. Eckles, K. Fritz, G. Dimit, B. Hodges, M. Gunn, F. Hite, W. Dodson, E. Iimenez, I. Gomez, I. Flores. D R .Jffi I f V . .Qtl xf ... . .. 'W . 1 , , ,.,.-.... .... ..u. M.,..........,b.,.s..n.....m.m-wm--mg FRONT ROW: F. Martinez, S. Ming, R. Martinez, D. Martinez, C. Lopez, I. Massey, L. Ortiz, I. Merrill, G. Mathis, D Magdalene, D. Lobo, D. Olinger, B. Milligan, F. Mizeg SECOND ROOW: R. Muzio, G. Peterson, G. Marble, M. Nick els, A. Lara, O. Panda, P. Partida, M. McCuen, C. Lynes, V, Mogle, C. Maxwell, A. Oppedyke, M. Mayfield, M Koon, E. Nickels, Mrs. Stewart, THIRD ROW: I. Mengle, I.Kovacevich, G. Murillo, I. Navarro, A. Lopez, P. Lara, P. Mendez, L. Massey, F. Kozma, I. Maxwell, G. Kirkman, T. Niemeyer, D. O'Dell, L. Rose, FOURTH ROW: P, Loos W. Miles, L. Morris, A. Lambert, M. Lara, G. Robles, A. Montoyo, E. Lambert, D. McNal1, G. Nye, I. McDowell, V Mles, B. Marshall, I. Niemeyer, E. Litts. EVE TH GB DE FIRST ROW: D. Tapia, V. Sandoval, I. Sartain, B. Sullivan, E. Vicario, P. Pritchard, A. Woolen, C. Stark, A. Tregon- ing, B. Willyard, R. Warnpler, H. Vermeer, SECOND ROW: S. Moore, R. Vasquez, V. Resenclez, C. Rise, N. Perez, S. Stearns, D. Voss, S. Riddle, M. Scott, S. Shaddle, B. Waldrep, D. Starling, THIRD ROW: T. Wllson, E. Williams I. Riott, A. Welton, M. Whittredge, I. Tissot, P. Rodriquesz, I. Saucedo, I. Putman, I. Slack, I... Snyder, I. Vandermyden B. Shaner, B. Vizio,E. Zimmerman, D. Yett, M. Wright: FOURTH ROW:G. Wallace, I. Smith, R. Pippin,I. Wells, G Smith, K. Simmons, T. Patterson, D. Saucedo, D. Saxbury, M.Vanderwick, R. Rogers, I. Slack, F. Real, G. Standifer R. Payne. I ,P 1 V if: D. JU IUH HIGH MAJUHETTE FHGKTF HOV.: I. Pieces., H. Vervrref-r, C. Lobdell, I. Merrill, SECOND ROW: C. Cortez, F. Harper, D. Lobo, I. Massey I. Dennis, M. La Hargue, E. Barboza, G. Carisong BACK ROVV: C. Price, I. Dennis, B. Smith, I. Muller, E. Buicrd Alva Mendez, Iessie Arroyo, Porfie Delgado, Norma Turner. A 'V - . 59 7' V ' 'S fn.. .,1aZ9'Z?fE'd2a Q11-046. E44 ' Ql. . -r 'ef W W el lf, W ' wx, 43 X, . miwgxxac W' ,pw ,ng 3:5 rm gf- mf- f X Bw? 2 F 5 f ' rr- . QS F Qf-X mai A 'gf W f ,Q , Z Q 1 W I . Q-A gg I w is M va A X 3529 1? wwf 'Ls ,g ,,,,, ,,....nw in-6 in 9 so 'ha .yy 'law 1' -fm ii '-.xummw 595 A 2 X, E A I 1 yr wi 5' '53 if 1 55, '- ' A ' 'M' ' PA M -, I 1 3 ',1l5 1 - ' '- i . ., ...i g ., Z , ,, Q ,s .Aff 3 A mm ,Lily Q x,'? 5 lie 1 'QA ' f l A533 . 4 HEAVIES FRONT ROW: D. Schmitt I. Pariicla P. Arreguin l. Litel D. Williams SECOND ROW' R. Chacon I. Ellington D. Peacock K. Wright S. Perez JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL This year's junior high basketball team, coached by Shirley Moore, was not in a league and was without any one team cap- tain. The boys played fourteen games and participated in two tournaments. Of the fourteen games, the junior high team lost only two and they won both the Norwalk Kiwanis and the North- east District Y.M.O.A. tournaments- limmy Litel captained the team in the Norwalk tournament and Dick 'Williams led his team mates in the Northeast tournament. LIGHTIES FRONT ROW: W. Hodges R. Perez R. Ades BACK ROW: G. Robles I. Alcala D. Sevens K. Reiley SADDLE HURN FRONT ROW: Gayle Carlson, David O'Dell, Ioan Flores, SECOND ROW: Charlene Floestad, Ianice Iones, Paula Hurst, Corrine Lobdell, Marilyn Gunn, Cynthia Ivioncep BACK ROW: Eilene Vlfilson, Anita Tregoning, Mrs. Calla han, Donra Voss, Ruth Melin. The junior high school students maintained a tradition started in 1949 when they bent their best efforts toward the publication of the Saddle Horn approximately once a rnonth. Paula Hurst served as editor of the periodical, and assisted Marilyn Gunn and Ruth Melin, who worked hard as managers- The staff included fourteen reporters and two typists. This year the staff has had a new adviser in the person of Mrs. Kathryn Callahan, eighth grade English instructor. The staff did not Visit a commercial newspaper plant as pre- vious years' staffs have done, but it did manage to enjoy two successful parties. 'E .4 . MMV K as - - M 1 2 QQ-m,,,, ,XJ f. ww Q 2 fi iw, 15? 5 September October HIGH SCHUUL DAYS 10 21 28 9 12 17 19 25 27 November 8 9 11-17 15 22-23 24 December l 7 -14 15 27-29 Ianuary 2 4 February 12 17 25 31 2 School opens with 913 students reporting on the first day Holiday--Chino students attend Los Angeles County Fair Cowboys win over Coachella in Date Bowl Class officers elected T.C.L. Football Festivalp Norman Dunavant, drum major, lda Lou Houston, majorette, win individual honors F.F-A. initiates sixteen Greenhands First T.C.L. football game- Cowboys lose to Cougars Marlene Bennett named D.A-B. Good Citizen Alice in Wonderland theme of A.S.B. Council sponsored dance Girls Athletic Association holds annual initiation of new members Beverly Brill reigns as Football queen- Bonita scores win over Cowboys Q American Education Week Observed Open House at C-H.S. Thanksgiving holiday Chino's band participates in All Western Band Review at Long Beach Chino Chapter of F.B.L.A- host at Central Section Fall Conferencep Seniors host luniors with prom F.H-A. and Paletteers make Candy Lane for school Christmas dance The Perfect Christmas portrayed by music and drama departments as high school programp Yuletide holidays begin Don White and Harold Hensley named 1952 foot- ball captains, Ken Nelson and Kenneth Berg named most valuable and most improved player, respectively Chino 20-30 Club hosts at basketball tournament Everyone back after glorious holiday Basketball takes over. Cowboys and Cowkids beat Corona Pat Derho reigns as queen of F.F.A- sponsored sock hop Barbara Huscher named Chino's representative in contest for Orange Show queen First semester closes in a flourish of examinations Iuniors sponsor Crusade for Freedom drive with a special assembly Iunior high basketball team wins Norwalk tour- ney HIGH SCHUUI. DAYS February 11-12 15 16 21 23 29 March 1 4 8 21 22 April 3 4 5 7-11 17 21 25 27-May 3 May 1 2 16 20 22 072 24 Iune 8 1 O l 1 12 13 Teachers go to school while students restg Linco1n's birthday observed Dolores Allen wins American Legion oratorical contest G.A.A- feature a Penguin Promenade theme in mid-year formal Varsity andl B weights win basketball champion- ships: Cees are co-champions Chino matmen host to C.l.F- sectional wrestling tourney Cowboys advance in C.1.F- finals-smash Laguna Beach Five wrestlers place in C.l.F- finals Varsity stages another win-defeats Newman High Cowboys win S.C.l.F: championship-defeat Chula Vista 34-32 Sure an' begorra, the Leprechaun Leap was the theme of the sophomore sponsored dance Pat Beckley and Dale Morter win Bank of Ameri- ca awards Girls' League and homemaking department spon- sor spring fashion review Chino 20-30 invitational track meet held-Citrus gets the honors F.F.A- rank high at Mt. Sac Field Day Easter vacation Dale Morter and Pat Delgado named Valedic- torian and Salutatorian, respectively Scholarship group visits San Diego Zoo and Bal- boa Park Pa Seeburger's Country Store theme of Frosh sponsored dance Public Schools' Week observed Parents Back to School night held Instrumental and choral groups enter T.C.L. music festival Barnyard Frolics theme of Chino 1 ligh's con- cert Final A.S.B. elections held-1952-53 officers are named F.F.A- Father and Son banquet held Seniors make sport of all at annual Class Night A Rhapsody in Blue evening honors seniors. luniors host at prom Baccalaureate services honor class of '52 El Chasguis given eager students Laying of senior class stone: final examinations More examinations Graduates of 1952 are bade a fond farewell at Commencement exercises Hwy V: 'BMW v AE Nwmnwq WZ? ,W,,,,W, V, .,hx, .W gf f wg au' W5 1 4 536 , A Q W3 may ax Www B4 -up Q x,l , 44 f 1 Y 2 JL ,ffi Sporting Goods Men's and Boys' Clothing Shoes HOWARD'S MEN'S STORE AND CHINO CLEANERS AND DYERS ' 662 D Street Phone 8-2205 Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Alterations LEMON'S SHOE SHOP D Street Chino. California Q' A 5 it .lIlHIlllIIF5ll,lt,IIiS Fine Iewelry Always Pomona Congratulations To The Class of 1952 A. R. BROWN INSURANCE State Farm 652 D St. insurance Companies Chino. California Bloomington. Illinois Phone Lycoming 8-2029 Buy Your Children's Clothes At VERA'S CHILDREN'SiSHOP l 712 D Street Chino, California DOHCJFUIUICIIIOHS LO KJICISS Ol JL WIN ONA 'S WARDROBE 378 Sixth Street Chino. California Best Wishes to the class of '52 SKEET'S CAFE Breakfast, Lunches Steaks, Seafoods Salad, Sandwiches Dinners 135 South Central Chino. Cal L. E. Storey's Poultry Ranch yy f 1821 Central Ave. Chino. California LA CITA CAFE Authentic Mexican Food American Food Phone Ly. 8-2466 369 6th Street Chino P. E. OSTRAN Sz CG. 44 Years in the Heart of Ontario Ontario's Leading Department Store Men's and Womens Furnishings Quality Plus Style Euclid at B Ontario. California PORTRAITS LULA M. BAYLY 522 W. Orange Grove Lycoming 2-2918 FCCDLAND 1-'CCD MARKETS 364 Sixth St. Phone 8-2245 Chino. California CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF '52 HERB'S HARDWARE Complete Line Ot Hardware Electrical Supplies Treasure Tone Paints Phone 8-1882 Dutch Boy Paints 354 Sixth Street TOWN IN G AND BARNES Window Shades - Venetian Blinds Linoleum - Asphalt Tile One Day Service on Window Shades Chino. California ESTHER DAVIS YARDAGE Bedding, Linens, Drapes 206 W. B Street Ontario Y B Sz T P,w ECTRICAL 741 D sf. 'l A, V L - E9,:f!xChino. California C l , l S' sf X M ju ,Esgfltlflglies to t Clafgffl J 1 A1 Ja A ' Q , Q . f J 4' 0 j1y1dJ9IC3i:,fBjIjoT s Ajlrfgf iw-all lllflq, Motors I Layne aria- Bowler Pgnnps jf All kinds of Repairing' 370 South Central Avenue Phone 8-1602 Chino. California INA MAE'S BEAUTY SHOP Chino California CHINO SHOE SERVICE Men's, Women's ci Childrens Shoes l A1P' R so me epairinq B12 D St. Chino. Calif CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Power Farming Machinery - Parts and Service Panel Ray And Thermador Wall Heaters Hardware, Paints, Oils And Grease Electrical Appliances and Radios Televisions Circulating Oil Heaters Tires And Accessories les, depts- , fl Quality Spells Economy Dealers ln Quality Merchandise 344 s. Central Ave. E Ly 8-1106 Chino, cam 1 ECHITO Sz WRIGHT MOBILGAS SERVICE Sixth At Riverside Drive Phone 8-2112 CHIN O IBAKERY Pies-Cakes-Bread Oonfections JOHN P. EVANS Men's and Boys' Clothing 269 W. 2nd, Pomona Phone Ly. 2-1991 Gifts For Graduates Parker Sheaffer Gruen Hamilton Longines Bulova Elgin Lasting Gifts to be Remembered Terms to Suit You 2: L-so l A Q A non 2 ,Ho lhehomeofinwreddiomonda ' 224 :Ast secouo sneer o voMoNA. cnuf. For a prosperous future MODERN CLEANERS Diamonds g - W Parker 51521 4 f'tg'g?31,22Q2EMl Elgin Watches . CARL ADAMS gy,,,,,1d1-gm IEWELERS A ,ty 'fnf - it ,, Phone 2-5002 N 297 East Second St. -'S W ff Pomona, California SERVICE CLEANERS 775 D sneer Ly. 8-2351 'quiiiyicrc Uri uuci ics Quqllly lvleqls HUBBARDS KUBERD 1 Gas, Oil Drugs, Sundries Edison and Euclid. Chino Phone 8-2611 General Repairing and Welding PICKERING GARAGE A. L. Pickering, Ir. Corners Euclid and Edison Avenues .. Lycoming 8-2611 LINDA LOU MALT SHOP SANDWICI-IES AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE 330 6th St. Chino. California GEORGE A. PERRY FURNITURE STORES Complete Line of Furniture And Appliances 370 Sixth Street 383 W. Second Street Chino. Calif. Pomona. Calif. Phone 8-2651 Phone 2-4035 CHIN O FOOD LOCKERS Meat and Frozen Foods 353 Sixth Street Phone 8-2113 Congratulations Class of 1952 DODGE GROCERY Vernon Dodge Ralph Forester BECK'S MARKET Leo Beck Ir. Phone 8-1651 Andy Russell . , AFINESTORE Your Department Store for Prompt Efficiency Courteous Service 46 Years in the heart of Ontario 121-125 North Euclid Ontario HOPE 81 ESTHER'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 8-2781 Open Evenings By Appointment Expert Hair Styling 335 Sixth Street Chino. California CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '52 RHODIES SERVICE STATION R. W- Rhodehouse, Prop- Riverside and 7th Chino. California GAMBLES WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Phone Ly 8-2326 Ralph Crowley 756 D Street Authorized Dealer Chino. California . HERMAN'S MARKET Complete Line of Groceries, Meats, Vegetables 194 Thirteenth Street TRIANGLE SERVICE Don Maxwell, Prop. Central and D St. Ly 8-9001 Chino, Calif. ART'S QUALITY RANCH MARKET Quality Meats Fancy and Staple Groceries 1447 N. Central CENTRAL DRUG CO. We Give SCSI-I Green Stamps W. E. Thornton, R. Ph. Lycoming 82163 124 So. Central Chino. California Williams Poultry Wholesale dt Retail Fryers - I-lens We do Custom Dressing East Vernon St.-First House South of Francis BOB STCRM TIRE SERVICE Central and Riverside Chino. California I ev 5 5 TE E e ig tl xi ll le 5 3 l it r 5 i- 'Hi Z E if 1 t it Prescriptions Cosmetics Revlon Dorothy Gray MOODY'S DRUG STORE Phone Ly. 8-2158 Chino. Calif. Congratulations Class of '52 M. K. SMITH CHEVROLET INC. 502 D Street Chino, Calif. COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE VETERINARY SUPPLIES REHER'S PHARMACY YOUR REXALL s'roRE CORNER 6th AND D STREETS PHONE 8-16520 Telephone 8-2125 304 So. Central Avo. F. LaHORGUE Machine Shop Sprinklinq System Peerless Pump Agency Pump and General Repair Work Congratulations-Class of '52 Rhodies Service Station E.W. Rhoolehouse, Prop. Riverside 6. 7th Chino. California GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR HAROLD A. WILLIAMS 219 So. Twelfth Street Chino. California Phone 8-1451 Good Luck, Class of 1952 CI-IIN O GRAIN AND MILLIN G I-Iay Grain Poultry and Stock Supplies 501 South Central Avenue Phone 8-1226 E. I. Phillips E. A. Newman GLEN R. PATTON AGENCY Real Estate Insurance Income Tax Service Notary Public 346 Sixth Street Phone 8-1647 Chino. California attglngcgiglinnlnmjggr Co. Lumber and Building Materials Fine Old Colony Paints Phone 8-1645 Chino. California 493 South Fifth Street TATE'S SPORTING GOODS Racquet Restringing And Repairs Guns - Fishing Tackle Athletic And Camping Equipment LYcoming 8-2247 342 Sixth Street COMPLIMENTS OF VAN DUSEN DEPT. STORE CHINO. CALIFORNIA RITA'S Beauty Salon I-lair Styling 682 D Street Phone Chino 8-2656 GALBREATH AND PINE COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION Chino Theater Building. 136 South Central, Chino. California Phone LYcoming 8-2536 FIRE WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION BONDS AUTO LIABILITY LIFE BURGLARY Ozziels Freeze Chino's Best Malts, Shakes, Sundaes Root Beer, Root Beer Floats Cones and Cokes I-Iamburgers, Cheeseburgers, I-lot Dogs Chilidogs, Chililourgers, I-lot Tamales Grilled Cheese Congratulations-Class of '52 Central Servicenter Richfield Products Complete Automotive Service 285 So. Central Ave Ly. 8-1600 Corkie 6. Bill Dress Graff Sports Wear DUDLEYS 117 So. Central Chino, California BASSET'I S FURNITURE Sz APPLIANCES Central 6. D Street Chino, Calif. Open Evenings 'Til 8:30 P.M. FORD CARS Phone 8-2150 FORD TRUCKS S. A. ARNOLD Authorized Ford Dealer Service Sales Central and D Streets Chino. California I-IOBART AND HOBART CHINO CHAMPION J L , I' A 1 ky., I A 'ull J, I J' ? ' ' 'rl , . ,lf fill ' X xl -.figs H X . I ' V v YH! A i 44' ,' N ,I Wiz f' qi U 1,4 1 mf V - 1 Ai, 'X 'NJ' 'rfb' ! ii, . ix : 1 N? ' if -' ' . 1 ,' , IL If dei' . 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