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Thanks to Sue Tiffany, Sandy Shephard Schlicht and HG Smith for sending their elementary school pictures. You can view these elementary school pictures here. See if you can recognize anyone. These photos are being displayed using a imaging program called Cooliris. If anyone has more elementary pictures they would like to add please send them to me and I will be glad to add them.
FFA members in 1959. Sure wish some of these folks would take the time to send me more old photos like this one. To the best of our recall the classmates are as follows.
Back row L to R : David Baughman, Ken Vander Mullen, Bob Baugh, Kenny Lusk, Jack Wilson, HG Smith, Charles Friske, Carl Swanlund, John Machado
Middle row L to R : Rick Madole, Bob Sonke, Stan Goerlich, Gary Wilson, Ross Ginger, Randy Scott, Unknown, George Sierdsma
Front row L to R : Jim Braga, Ron Wilson, Gary Roberts, Jim DeWilde, Jack Barkley, Rick Foster, Charley Schakel, Dennis Trulli
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I MOVED TO VEGAS ABOUT 30 YEARS AGO,BUT IT'S GETTING PRETTY CROWDED UP HERE.I HAVE JUST A FEW MORE YEARS TO WORK,UNTIL I RETIRE.
MY WIFE AND I HAVE 12 GRAND CHILDREN ALLTOGETHER.WE LOVE THEM DEARLY. I AM STILL COLLECTING TOYS, EVEN THOUGH WE ARE SUPPOSED TO DE-JUNKING GETTING READY TO RETIRE IN UTAH? THE GRAND SON WE ARE RAISING IS THE RIPE OLD AGE OF 17 NOW.HE WANTS MY VINTAGE 1963 VW BAD. THE ANSWER IS STILL NO. I HOPE TO SEE EVERY ONE AT OUR NEXT REUNION.
AS ALWAYS,JACK.
Chino High School is one of the oldest schools in all of Southern California. Its history goes back to 1897 when Chino School District and Chino High School were founded.
The first class graduated in 1900 from a building long ago demolished, and supplanted by the current Community Building.In the year 1862, the manager of the Chino Ranch, Joe Bridger, asked for a census to establish a need for the construction of a public school.
The current campus of Chino High dates from 1951, where ten class buildings were constructed at the corner of Tenth Street and Park Place.
Chino High School, in those days, consisted of a junior and senior high combination, and was referred, to as Chino Junior and Senior High. Students attending Chino High, depending upon the classes they attended, had to commute (on foot) between the Riverside campus (presently District Office) and Park Place (current location).
Slowly, but surely, additions were made to the current campus, such as the boys shower and locker building in 1951, with the girls staying at the Riverside campus for the time being. Shortly thereafter, the bleachers and the stadium were constructed and with it the girls shower and locker building. Our gym was not built until 1963.
Chino High was constructed on 55 acres of land with the idea of constructing a junior college on its grounds. In those days, Chino was not included in a junior college district as it is now (Chaffey Community College District).
Information furnished by Mr. G.F. Litel, former Superintendent, Principal, Vice Principal and teacher at Chino High School.
ALMA MATER
Dear Chino High school
Fairest of all
Our Alma Mater dear
We pledge to thee our Cowboys who
Have won your fame for years
Hail to our Alma Mater dear
Hail all, all hail to thee
We sing to thee dear Chino High
Hail all
All Hail to Thee
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1963 Senior Class History
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