Chaffey College - Argus Yearbook (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

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r WALTER A. HALL, in one year ' s time as dean of Chaflfey men, has made himself a place in the hearts of those with whom he has associated in any way. His relentless efforts to improve the morale brought to the men a room heaiitifuUy furnished in overstuffed sets, adequate parking grounds for automobiles that brought increased safety to all, and organization of the college men. PEARL E. CLARK, dean of Chaffey Junior College women, has made for herself a niche in the hearts of all those under her guidance. Her constant efforts to make Chaffey women better have not been unrewarded. Her un- selfish aid was given in inaugurating the tea room, oljtain- ing new furniture for the women ' s room, and in making the conventions held here this vear successful.

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GARDINER W. SPRING, president of Chattey Junior College, has in the two years he has been at the head of the institution, led the way to new achievements in attaining a real college atmosphere here. His whole-hearted enthusiasm. expressed in all his undertakings, has been felt throughout the student body. His interest in the promotion of a series of lectures on contemporary problems, valuable to the towns- people as well as those engaged in school work, has led to an increased interest in world problems. CHARLES J. BOOTH, for many years past the dean of the college, has been of more than ordinary worth in his new capacity as director, a position to which he was raised when administrative changes were made this year. As an adviser and leader toward a high standard of honesty in college activity he has gained the friendship of hundreds of Chaffey Junior College men and women.

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FACULTY AD.MIXISTRATIOX— Mr. Gardiner W. Spring, A. B., A. ' SI.; Mr. Charles J. Booth, B. S., M. S. ; Miss Pearl E. Clark, A. B.. A. M.; Mr. Walter . . Hall. B. S., A. M.; Mr. 1-. E. Chaffee. ni ' .l ' ARTMKXT OF . GRICULTURE— Mr. Charles J. Booth, B. S., M. S. ; Mr. George P. Weldon, B. S., M. S. ; Mr. H. R. Stanford. B. S.. f. S. DEI ' .XRTMF.XT OF COMMERCE— Dr. Ralph E. Berry. A. B., . . M.. Ed. D. ; Afr. F. M. Watenpaugh; Mr. F. E. Chaf- fee; Miss Emma S . Ordnung. B. S. l)i:rART.M! ' :XT of DRAWING— Miss Charlotte Reed; Miss Leila McClel- hind. 1M£PARTMEXT OF EXGLISH— Mr. Frank F. Palmer. A. B. ; Miss Lois LeBaron . very. . . B., . . M.; Miss Rosa- mond Norman. . . B.. A. M.; Miss Sedalia Cuhison. B. S. i retired); Miss Mabel A. Stanford. . . P... . . M.; Mrs. Ruth Keg- lev, B. O. DEIWRTMEXT OF FOREIGX- L.VXGCAGES— Mrs. Lana M. C. Conger. . . B. ; Miss Ruth Ewald, A. 1 ' .., A. M.; Miss Elizabeth Witty, A. B.. A. M.; Mr. Lucas Horsch. A. B., A. M. Dl-.PARTMEXT OF HOME ECONO flCS- Miss Lillian Graves. B. S. ; Miss Adda Middleton. B. S.. A. AL; Mrs. Marie I ' rank. D. Allen. L. Aver.v. R. E. Berry, S. E. Blakeslee. S. H. Brown, F. C. Chaffee, V. Clapp. L. M. C. Conger, C. CoolWge. W. W. Cushing. R. Dysart. R. Ewald. H. Fleming. M. Frank, L. Graves, G. Greenlee. A. Har- grave, H. Hawkinson. B. Heiser. L. Hofmann, L. Horsch, R. Kegley.