Chaffey College - Argus Yearbook (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)

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Trustees, Met Change A. C. Daniels, business manager of Chaffey, has charge of the ordering and purchasing of everything from a bolt to an airplane for the home campus and the Sil- ver Lake flight camp. Prob- lem of priorities, budgets, ra- tioning and transportation are only a portion of his head- aches. He is also vice-chair- man of the local Civilian De- fense Transportation and communications committee. (above) A. C Daniels, Chaffey Business Manager; (below) Chaffey Board of Trustees: Newton Trautman, Jack E. Bailie, Norman Lawson, Donovan Palmer, and H. S. Bailey.

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President, Gardiner W. Spring, superintendent of Chaffey and president of Chaffey junior col- lege, has dedicated this campus and this col- lege to the promotion of the war effort for victory. To this end, with the assistance of the Chaffey board of trustees, he developed the eguipment and personnel necessary for war classes on the campus, cooperated with the government war programs, and sponsor- ed the aviation program which, since 1935, has made Chaffey on the air-minded colleges of America. Chaffey Flight Camp at Silver Lake is one of two schools in Cali- fornia designated by the Civil Air Authority to train its classes of War Training Service trainees. Norman Lawson, president of the Chaffey Board of Trustees, will retire at the end of this term because of the pressure of war work. Mr. Lawson has been a member of the group since 1934 and served as chairman of the education committee before he became president in 1941. Chaffey board members and President Spring have worked to develop Chaffey col- lege this year. They have met every change brought about by war conditions with careful planning and had confidence in the future of the college. Donovan Palmer, served as vice president; H. S. Bailey as clerk. J. E. Bailie and Newton Trautman completed the group. Henry Wass of Upland, elected to fill the place of Mr. Lawson at the end of his term will take his seat July 1. (above) President Gardiner W. Spring; (below) Norman Lawson, president of the Chaffey Board of Trustees. S f

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College above — Assistant Director Leo A. V adsworth conferring with Director Charles J. Booth, (below) Director Booth talking over the day ' s public spea king assignment with W. W. Ma- ther. Both taught classes in public speaking as an emerg- ency measure, (below) Registrar Janiece Bailey advises a student who is arranging her classes. Director Charles J. Booth com- pleted another year of successful counseling students and organizing the college curriculum to meet needs of the war. He worked constantly with the faculty to make the classes offered fit immediate situations for the students; classes were accelerat- ed, additional offerings in mathema- tics and science placed in the cur- riculum, and new organization of old classes made. An illustration of the latter was the stream- lining of the men ' s physi- cal fitness program. Assistant Director Leo A. Wadisworth aided in the immediate counseling of students programs and helped with administra- tive details. Mr. Wads- worth worked with many faculty committees opf specific y-y