Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Page I ourlv4'u ABRAMS. GEORGE My strength is as the strength of ten. ALEXANDER, ELAINE She is a daughter of the gods, Divinely tall, and so divinely fair. ADAMS, AGNES Fur thx: happivst of all is she who values the merits of others, And in their pleasures takes joy, even as though 'twere her own. - ALLEN. ARTHUR lt is the steady, quiet, plodding man Who wins the life-long racer. 4 , ALLEN. DOROTHY Sport has 'wrinkled cure de- rides, And laughter holding both its sides. ALLATT, ESTHER Girls so clever and so neat Aren't found on any path you meet. ASH, CECIL He who achieves, is the one who does not wait For help from the other fellow. ASHLEY. FLORENCE She s a. poppy, pretty little girl Who lives perpetually in u. whi rl. ' '

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4 ' A T ' SENIORS QSECOND SEMESTERJ The second semester inning for the Seniors start- ed off with a bang when the annual Pie Sale was con- ducted, February 4, under the direction of Bob Pro- vine, the newly elected president. This year a friend- ly competition was presented between several Ugangs' who made special pies, and the Imperial Guard group of boys, was awarded first prize for making the best pie. The Charm School, a clever three-act comedy, - I was chosen by Mrs. W. H. Kegley, dramatic coach, Robert Provim' for the Senior play. With a very able cast, the per- l'orniance was very successfully put over two nights late in February. After Mr. Hill returned from his trip to VVashing'ton, D. C., a discussion class, conducted by our principal, was held each Tuesday for all Seniors, con- cerning Government in Actionf, March 11 was the date for an exceedingly entertaining and peppy banquet, with Mr. S. E. Blakcslee as toastmaster. Several trips to Laguna Beach were enjoyed by the entire class, and one trip to the County jail for inspection with a picnic lunch at Fairmount directly after also were present in the Senior activities. One of the most unique and useful gifts ever awarded to Chaffey was given when the Class of '27 left their Alma Materi 7 OFFIUI-gRs l':'cside'nt BOB PROVINE Vice'-Preside'YLt MARY GRABER Secretary FRANCES GARBUTT Treasurer WESTLEY CASTLE Athletic MGHHUPI' ESTLER, MILLEMAN Yell Leader CLEMENT COLE ADVISERS Mrs. Lana Conger Mr. W. A. Hall l i Page Thi7'll'l'7l

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BARRY. GEORGE And when he drew his bow across the strings, Entrancing music was brought forth. BATES, BEULAII - A soft voice and a gentle -manner are the greatest as- sets of a woman. BAUMGARTNER. MELVINA Her nature was a mixture of Simplicity and kindness. BENSON, KERMIT This we do grant. His wit portrayed his love of jollityl' BEATTIE, LOUISE Happy am I, from care I'm free, lVlLy aren'l they all Contentrd like nic! BECKETT. MARJ ORIE Frivolily, you do hold sway, 0'er'this maiden blithe and gays, BENNER. RAYMOND Away with you, dull care. For we shall never agree. BEATTIE, IRENE Such a scholar as she, never sujfcrs from boredom. Page lfiftcan