Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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up 1 ..s-'fu' L,Q,'1 xX X N X x . CABINET Upon call of the Principal, the Cabinet meets in his office to discuss matters of interest to Chaffey. Problems handled by this body include the appropriation of athletic funds, arrangement of courses, and other questions which require deliberation. The members of this advisory body are Merton E. Hill, Principal, Charles J. Booth, Dean of Junior Collegeg Pearl E. Clark, Dean of Junior College Women, Ernest W. Fischer, Vice-Principal, Walter A. Hall, Vice-Principalg Mrs. Susan B. Mehl, Dean of High School Girls, William W. Cushing, Vice-Principal of Evening High Schoolg F. E. Chaffee, Accountant, and Miss Corinne Hedges, Registrar. The work of the Council is in connection with the Chaffey Cabinet. Together with all the heads of the departments and the class advisers, the Council assumes additional responsibility in the interests of student affairs and the problems of the institutions at Chaffey. HILL, MERTON E. M. A., ED. D. CUSHING, W. W.. is. S., M. s. Principal Vice Principal of Evening School Pomona College, Univeristy of California Drpzy College, Missouri State University ysics BOOTH, CHARLES J., B. S. M. S. Dean of Junior College F1 HEQFRNEST W-- B- A- University of California V e Pr cipal' Horticulture, Citritulture, Marketing, Orien- o College, Wheaton College tation. I need Algebra CHAFFEE, F. E. I ALL. LTER A., n. s. Accountant ce- incipal VVheaton Collette. University of Chica1:'0 versity of Southern California Accounting, Manager of Student Body, ' - rigonoinetry, Analytic Geometry, Calculux uountant for Board of Trustees. l . L, SUSAN B., B. A. CLARK, PEARL E., B. A., M. A. ' n of High School Girls Dean of Junior College Women omona College, University of California. University of Montana University of Southern California College Mathematics, Sociology, A57-jJr: American History, Social I',.oblgn1s. .Xl Thirteen

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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'

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X V A X XXX X XX CHAFFEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE FACULTY HILL, MERTON E., H. s., M. A., En. U. 1'z'inri1u1l Pomona College. University of California Orientation, Mathematics AGRICULTURE BOOTH, CHARLES J., IL S. Ilww 01' Chaffvgf Junior Colffyzf, llt'1ll1l'flllt'7lt llf-ad ' University of California Hortir'ulLzu'1', Citric'ultur'c, Oriwntulion ALTER, HARRY M., la. S. O. A. C., U. C. L. A. Farnz Sz'i:'m'1', llarfi1'1lH1n'r', Tr'n'r.i, f'0lff'!L CLAYPOOL. VINCENT. n. S. University of California. Pomona Farm Scivnrv, .lnimszl HusIwa11d1'!l. Gvizeral Sr'if'm'z' PERRIN. CHARLES, Il. A. Pomona, U. C. L. A. ' W Farm Sf7iI'7H'l', Coarh of 1.11-vslo1'l.' :xml Clffll Jlulyimf Teams, Regional .ldriscr .lg1.1r::f- tural lfduralion, Sazcfluwz Sfction STANFORD, HOWARD R., ls. S., M. S. Urxivrrsity oi' Illinois, Pomona liolnnyf, lfflf'Ll'l'f0701ljj, l'Ia'nt Patholoyyf WELDON, GEORGE P., M. S. Colorado Agricultural College . A 1':'lLf0Hl0IU1l1l, 1'0HlOlO!l1l, Economic Biology ART RFED. CHARLOTTE Iiwpartnwzit Ilrad Cinn. Art Academy, Corcoran Arl. School, U. S C -.lljl MCCLELLAND, LELA Pomona, U. C., U. C. L. A. l,I'l1I1'l'lI!lv Crafts, .lrt for the Home 1 ourtrf'1L COMMERCE WATENPAUGII, F. M. Dvpartn1c'nt Hvad Grand Island Collugre, Univrrsity of CaliI'ornia Afwounting, Commercial Lair, Uffirf' Prac- tice, Manager Co-opcwatfzfv Bookstore. CHAFFEE, F. E. .-lrrozmtant, Managrr Sturlmzt Body, .-lr'muut- fl'llt for Board of Trustws Wheaton C0llL':.:e, University of Cfiiczigyo, Pomona Boolclccfping CAMERON, OLIVE V., Is. A. Hamline University, 'fi-achc-r's Com. '11 um University Shorthanri, TJIIIIWGI h .. STEMPEL, MARY. lx. 41 Gustavus Adolphus College, Collesre Slwrtlumd, 7'ypiny XVILSON, HAROLD T., B. S. O. A. C. CO!IlHli'l'Cif!l .lrilhmflic Mar: liato Com. ENGLISH AVERY, LOIS LeBARON, B. A., M. A. Drpartnwnt 'Hrud University of Michixfarl. U. C, U. C. I.. A. Oral English, Public Spcalring ANDERSON. ESTHER, lx. A.. M. A. Pomona. Northwestern University English, Algebra