Chaffey College - Argus Yearbook (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

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ing Service Trainees Marching men in uniform, the stir of music by the drum corps, the flag flying in the west wind — This sight awakens the student council to the spirit of the year, prepares them for the changes which came in class and students events. Following this event, trainees left for the desert camp. The guad is a focal point in student life through which everyone passes between buildings and playing fields. Freshmen and sophomores sit on the lawns in com- panionable circles at noon or relax on Memorial watching the shadow of an air- plane flick across the sunny grass.

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War Train Military Review in the rear quadrangle in November shows the calibre of War Training Service men who marched in uniform a few days after training had be- gun with Olof Snyder for ground work. Jean Pehl, president of the Associated Women students, presented the Silver Lake Flag to the group on this occasion.

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Learn Theory, Start Fligh Sydney S. Means (left), director of the Chaffey Silver ' Lake Flight camp, is in charge of the primary and secondary War Service Trainees who have worked in different classes. The student personnel W.T.S., formerly known as Civilian Pilot Training, was appointed by the Civil Aeronautics Authority at Santa Monica under the direction of Super- visor Harold Bromley. While the Chaffey C.P.T. training was at the camp, Miss S. Helen Brown (left) served as recruiting officer. Ships of the line numbered twenty-five in May, including Fleets, Travel Airs, Wacos, and Cubs. The May class of primary and secondary trainees started with the finest ships and the largest corps of instructor yet at the camp.