Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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TO THE SENIORS OF 1928 You are just about to graduate and enlist in another great adventure. You will find that whatever you do your success will depend on how you have used your time and those things that have been provided for you by your parents and by those who have made your High School possible, Life is before you and your friends are depending on you to succeed and to make the world better than you found it. As you go forth from Chaffey resolve to do well the necessary things that should be doneg make places for yourselves in occu- pntional life or at collegeg set your goal high and move steadfastly toward the goalg then success will come. Sincerely, MERTON E. HILL. i '. l I l +2514 H fs gt ix

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v -m, 'D R x., NLL4 -in --.ya JAM-J THE CHAFFEY BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Chaffey Board of Trustees has done more than any other single body for the betterment of the Student Body as well as for the institution as a whole. Besides the regular administrfitive functions the Board has devoted much time and money to provide better athletic facilities for Chaffey. Just in the last year our gridiron has been transformed into a living carpet of green and the athletic field extended north to Fifth Street, with much expense to the school. The Board has so administered the affairs of the institution that its fame has spread far and wide and many families have moved to the community for the express purpose of entering their children in the school. This fact calls for greater efficiency on the part of the Board, for, under such circumstances, the Board must educate more student in proportion to the number of taxpayers in the district. The faithfulness of each member of the Board is shown by the fact that there has been but one change in its membership fdue to one of the members moving awayj since its organization. Edward C. Harwood has worked faithfully in the capacity of President for many years. The remarkable progress and harmony of the Board has been due to his exceptional leadership. The four other members of the Board to whom the school is also much indebted are: J. C. Jones, Vice-Presidentg Howard R. Berg, Clerkg C. C. Graber, Trusteeg and Thomas W. Nisbet, Trustee. 1 In order to investigate all ofxthb numerous problems that arise in the institution to the fullest extent possible, the Board has formed six standing committees with from one to three members on each committee. The members of these committees are as follows: Education, Mr. Harwoodg Transportation, Mr. Berg and Mr. Jonesg Grounds, Mr. Graberg Insurance, Mr. Graber and Mr. Nisbetg Agriculture, Mr. Nisbet, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Bergg Mechanic Arts, Mr. Berg. - Tuvclw'