Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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' ' STUDENT BODY QFIRST SEMESTERJ Throughout the entire first semester the abilities o l' the Executive Commitee were severely tested. Many significant events occurred which were surprisingly well executed. The first event, upon which the finan- cial success or failure ot' the Student-body during the year depended, was the Student-body ticket sale. The campaign carried on in the underelasses was especial- ly successful. Following the ticket sale the most im- portant event was the Annual Southern California Press Association Convention oif which Chaffey had the honor of being the host. Paul Bodenhamer, as 'Fatler editor, presided over the meeting of four hundred delegates. At the final game ot' the successful foot- Robert Stump ball season, played Armistice Day with Pomona, entertained some six-thousand guests. In carrying on the POIIIOIIEI-fillli-ll:fCY Friendship Pact the executive com- mittee did a very commendable deed. Two beautiful banners were presented to the Pomona. Student-body at. the close of the league schedule. Robert Stump, as president, exhibited a high type ol? leadership. Ahly as- sisting him was Arthur Flum, vice-president. Juanita Lutz was indeed a valu- able addition to the committee as her position as secretary was important. Laura Berry, treasurer, was kept busy by the income from the ticket sale and the profits of the football games. Gertrude Bond deserves a great deal of credit- for her ex- cellent work as advertising manager. Harold Mingo, yell leader, displayed great prowess in being able to bring from the flhaffey rooters cheers which were ever ready to urge the team on to victory. I I I'nyr' Nm:

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MECHANIC ARTS ARTHUR C. HARGRAVE NORTH DAKOTA STATE NORMAL ANII INDUSTRIAL SCI-IOOL Mechanic Arts JOHN HOMEWOOD UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES Mechanical Drawing, Part-time ARCHIE MOORE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Rural Mechanic Arts, Part-time FRED JACOBS UNIVERSITY OP CALIFORNIA AT Los ANGELES Building Superintendent, Woodahop. Part-time F. L. YOUNG UNIVERSITY 0I CALIFORNIA AT Los ANGELES Machine Shop, Part-lime HAROLD J. STICKNEY UNIVERSITY GI' CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES Auto Mechanics, Supervisor of Transportation A. MINTON IINIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Woorlshop, Part-time RURAL DISTRICTS VICTOR B. ANDERSON, B. A. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES STATE NORMAL Amvfricanization, I'art-time IONE L. HALLOCK. B. A. MILLS CoLI.EGE, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Music FRANCES WILSON. B. A. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Fontana HAROLD F. WILSON. B. S. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, HASTINGS UNIVERSITY, POMONA COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES l'ia'd'nIont F. F. FANNING UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Fontana ART CHARLOTTE REED CINCINNATI ART AGAGEIVIY, CORGORAN ART SGIIOOL Graphic Art LELA McCLELLAND POIVIONA COLLEGE, UNIVERSITYOFCALIFORNIA Drawing. Home Art MRS. ANNETTA ST. GAUDENS Sculpture PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRED H. CLAPP. B. S.. B. P. E. SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE, INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, CHICAGO TRAINING SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OI-' CALIFORNIA A1 LOS ANGELES Boys' Supervisor Page Eight KARL KAISER. B. S. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, KANSAS STATE NORMAL, Basketball Coach ORRA M. MABON, B. A. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, POMONA COLLEGE Girls' Supervisor HELEN C. I-IANKEY, B. A. POMONA COLLEGE Girls' Physical Education MRS. H. FLEMING. R. N. ILLINOIS TRAINING SCHOOL, COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL H ygicne KENNETH I. HANSON. B. S. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Football Coach A PART TIME RUTH WARAWICK HAY, B. A.. R. M., M. S. OIIIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY GRACE G. PALMER UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSITY OI-' CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES MISCELLANEOUS RAY R. DELHAUER Pigeons ASHBY HOLMES POWELL CARNEGIE TECIINITAL SGHOOI. Study Hall HELEN E. GOODRICH Vice-Principafs Ofire LOUISE HARRIS MILLS COLLEGE. SANTA BARBARA STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGE Girls' Work GEORGE W. CASSEL Truant Oificer EDNA LENORE HAY Ofice LAURA HOFMAN Ofice CORRINE HEDGES Ofice JENNIE L. KITCHELL. B. of PI-IIRRGIZIIO COLORADO TEACHERS' COLLEGE Office LILLIAN LIND. A. B. POMONA COLLEGE LEX LUCAS. A. B. POMONA COLLEGE Boys' Work ISABEL N. NEALES TORONTO COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION Libijaru ADALINE NYBERG Library

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' STUDENT BODY QSECOND SEMESTERJ For many years to come, the officers of the Chat'- fey Student Body during the year 1926-27 will be re- membered for their record of events well done. The one enterprise which will have, perhaps, the most lasting' effect was the choice of the Student Body Seal design. This was chosen from many submitted in a contest organized for that purpose. In different fields ot' activities, Chaffey was host to visiting' delegations. At the second Chaffey Invitational Track and Field Meet some thirty schools sent five hundred entries. - Both a novice and a regular meet took place. The .mm King gala day of the Citrus Belt League Track Season took place at tfhaffey who had not been host to the four schools in several years. ln spite ol' the cold day a large crowd witnessed the event. On April 22nd contestants in the preliminary contest of the National Oratorical Constitution t'ontest for this district met in the Chaffey auditorium. Many visitors came to this event. John King, whose leadership has been felt in many activities, not only con- ducted the student body meetings with precision, but also organized its activi- ties well. Florence Ashley, vice-president, was always prepared to do her share lor the student body. Mary Graber proved a capable secretaryg Dorothy Allen as advertising manager acquainted the townspeople with the school events, and Boyd Mathews led the cheering at the rallies and athletic events. The Tatler, under the editorship ot' Ida Vernon, finished a successful year. Lena Testa was an expert accountant with the student body books. 411' Tc H l