Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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GREETINGS TO THE SENIORS Wo spvnrl our life- as 21 tale that is told, wrote the poi-L oi' xutiquityg but tomlziy wo roalize that wo spend our lives in Slllll'l'lll1 1 tI'orts to rozu-li our goals, to achivvo our worthy umbitions, to lu- ol N1l'Yll'l' that tho worlil will bv better lT0l'2lllS9 wc have livcd. As you loin ilu' ranks ol' tho Uliziffvy tlirongs of' otlwr yours, lot your placi- lu ono ol' stu-riggth to your homo, your community, your country. vu liuvc but om' life to livo, so give' Llic worlml your ln-st. Sincerely yours, NlICll'l'UX ll. llu.1. 1

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' CAFFEY BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Chaitey Board of Trustees, elected from the Chaffey District, whicl1 includes Alta Loma, Camp Baldy, Central, Cucamonga, Etiwanda, Fontana, Mountain View, Ontario, Piedmont, and l'pland, has a difficult task because the problem of developing a school plant which meets the needs of these communi- ties is a difficult one. There are many students ol' high school age in this large territory who want high l - school and junior college work, many adults who de- pgd,,,,,,.d C, Hu ,-,,. 00,1 sire additional training, and a large group ot' t'orcign- born who desire rxI1l0I'iCLllliZilfi0ll. For this reason the resources ol' t'hafl'cy include not only the regular high school and junior college work, but also work in Americanization, night school, lecture courses on agriculture which is worth while for the ranche1's ot' the district. In accomplishing these things the board has the advantage of being a body whose members have given long service to Chaffey. The members ot' this Board have. as individuals, been active members of this body since its organization. Mr. Edward C. Harwood, as president of the Board of Trustees, has served in that capacity many years. He has contributed much toward making Ohaffey the remarkable institution it is today. Great is the indebtedness of the com- munity to this exceptional leader. The other members of the Board who have given worthy service are J. O. Jones, Etiwanda, Vice-president, Howard R. Berg, Ontario, Clerk: C. C. Graber, Ontario. Trustee: Thomas W. Nisbet, lip- land, Trustee. The only change in the membership of this board since its or- ganization, occurred during 1921, when Mr. J. O. Mills, then a member ot' the Board, moved to Los Angeles. The vacancy caused by his resignation was filled by Mr. J. O. Jones. w Page Um

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CABINET Meeting during the filth period ol' each Wednesday throughout the school year around a table in the prineipal's oltice. is the Fabinet. 'l'his body, formed ol' the administrative heads of both the High School and Junior College, here meet to discuss such matters that concern the promotion of better inte1'ests at t'hattey. A few ol' the problems handled by this cabinet are the recommendation ol' students to higher institutions: the ways and means ol' aiding selt'-supporting students: the appropriation ot athletic lundsg grades: arrangement ol' courses: and like questions whirh require deliberation. liach individual member is al- lowed to voice his opinion alter the discussion ol' the method to be persued is decided. The personnel of this Vabinet is Morton 141. Hill, Principal: Ernest VV. l ischer. Vice-principal 1 VValter A. Hall, Vice-principalg Susan B. Mehl, Dean ol' High School Womeng Charles J. Booth, Dean ol' Junior Collegeg Pearl E. t'lark, Dean ol' Junior t'ollege VVomeng and XVilliam NV. ti'ushing, Vice-principal ot' Night School. To the members of this cabinet the Seniors of the class of 1927 owe much. 'l'hc work ol' this body during the past months has brought many a student l'rom the precipice of grim despair back to the high road leading to success. 'tin the multitude ot' counsel there is safety, may well be a guide to those who have administrative responsibilities. Hur Vhaffey Cabinet has come into being through my personal desire, that I might have the cumulative advice ol' associates in my dealing with the great number of problems confronting Chai'- l'ey's principal. Our weekly meetings make for an ever-improving Chaffeyf, 5 - l Page Three