Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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xxxx X wx E xxx. X X .,.,.... . N..... X STUDENT BODY, FALL SEMESTER Of great importance to the Chaffey Student Body was the ability of th 'execu- tive officers. At the first assembly of the school year the students were elcomed by President Warren Moore. The value of a Student Body Ticket waslgtressed by the entire executive committee. The success of the ticket campaign wa lnsured when the Student Body manifested its enthusiasm for the undertaking. The use of Chaffey seals for advertising increased the fame of Chaf . Thes were made into stickers to be placed on the windshields of stu ent and y M s. The Chaffey emblem of a tiger's head in orange and black used, th the rds, Chaffey Union High School, in the same colors around t N ge. On Armistice Day Chaffey was host to a large nuJhber of ests who attended the football game between Chaffey and Redlands. A A J Warren Moore, President of the Student Bod , prove a very efficient leader until, due to illness, he was forced to resign his 0 ice. J n Filbert, Vice-Presidelq, then assumed the responsibility of Presidehtjn a very pable manner. To Igloyd Melichar is due a great deal of the C1'6d'RQf0I' the excellent work done in advertising all the athletic games and Student Bo ctivities. Other members of the executive committee were Dorothy Hill, Secreta 5 Evelyn Peterson, Treasurer, Dorothy Durfee, Tatler Editor, William Bodner, Yell! ead M J f ft , V ir ix, W , Eightcvu G

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212754-W' A N'NX X X xxx' X .. --.'.-: -' X . , S N S Xwr FACULTY PEDIGREES SCIENCE CUSHING, WILLIAM W., B. S., M. S. Department Head, Vice-President Evening School ' 1 Drury College, University of MISSOUFI Physics HAWKINSON, H. W.. B. A.,fM. A. Pomona. U. C. Chemistry MERCHANT, HAROLD E.. B. A., M. A. Pomona, California Institute of.Technology Chemistry, General Science, Science S. NEWSOM, VESTA. B. A., M. A. Pomona ' General ciencc Biology N '61 S r bi ., B. . rf 1 n ' try, 'In f' l It ' vo E , Y G., . A. Stanford, Pomona, U. Biology, Botany, Zoo -3. SOCIAL SCIENCE MATHER. W. W., B. A. Department Head Pomona. U. S. C.. U. C. . Economics, Political Science, Industrial Re: lations, American Government COOK. HAROLD W.. B. A. U. S. C. , . American History, Ancient History, Social Problems, Baseball HORSCH, LUCAS J., B. A., M. A. Bethel College, Pomona, .U. C. V American History, Social Problems, German, Football Coach MEHL, MRS. SUSAN B.. B. A. Dean of High School Girls Pomona, U. C. 1 American History, Social Problems MITCHELL, GERALD, B. A., M. A. U. C., U. C. L. A. . , American History, Modern Hutory, Social Problems, Physical Education SMALLEY, ANSON J.. B. A. Grinnell College, U. C.. Pomona American History, Social Problems. Football Coach WIT1-IEY, HETTIE A., B. A., M. A. Stanford. U. C. I I Modern Histor English History, Social ll, Problems LIBRARY CLAPP, MRS. VERNA E. University of Wisconsin, Southwestern College Assistant Librarian MANKER, MRS. IDA Assistant Librarian NYBERG, ADALINE Riverside Library School Secretary to Librarian PART-TIME EDUCATION PALMER, MRS. GRACE G. Supervisor U C., U. C. L. A. ANDERSON, VICTOR B., B. S. U. C. ' . I Americamzation, Part-Time HAY, RUTH W., B. A., R. N., M. s. Ohio Wesleyan University. Lakeside Hospital Training School for Nurses, Western Reserve University Home Hygiene, Americanization SILL, MRS. ESTHER L., R. N. Iowa University, L. A. County Hospital Home Hygiene, Home Nursing FONTANA-CHAFFEY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL WILSON, FRANCES B., B. A. ' Prinicpal U. C. Social Studies COMBS, ESTHER, ls. A. U. S. C. Physical Education HERBERT, ALVIN A., L. L. D. Lincoln-Jefferson University. University of Minnesota, U. S. C.. U. C. L. A. Mathematics. Latin KELLY. CORINNE, B. A. Santa Barbara State Teachers College Foods, Clothing PATTON, CLYDE O., B. A. Pomona Physical Education PAYNE, MRS. CLARA N., B. A. Northwestern University. Majar English, History, Art, Music RIDER, LOUISE. B. A. U. C.. University of Colorado. University of Mexico Spanish SALTER, ALBERT, B. S. V ice-Principal O. A. C.. U. C.. U. S. C. Science SMALLEY, MRS. CAROLINE, B. A., B. E. University of Pittsburgh, U. C.. Pomona Engilsh, Typing MISCELLANEOUS CASSELL, GFORGE W. Attendance Officer DELHAUER. RAX B. Attendance Officer, Charge of Squab Breeding Station POWELL. ASHBY H. Attendance Officer, Study Hall Supervisor GOODRICH, HELEN Secretary Vice-Principal's Office HAY, EDNA 'I Secretary Part'Time Dep tment' HEDGES. CORRINNE C Registrar HOFMAN. LAURA Secretary Principal's Office KITCHEL. JENNIE L. Secretary Junior College Office NYBERG, HELEN Secretary Principal's Office TROYER, ALICE Secretary Principal's Office NICHOLSON. CARL Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings SMITH, RICHARD Head Gardener UNDERWOOD, LEOPOLD Mechanician Seventeen

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'xxx X N Y . X XX X XXX X W NK A X , ,xx x NX N ...... L.: .111... WRX. ...... X X STUDENT BODY, SPRING SEMESTER At the beginning of the second semester members of the new executive board, consisting of only Seniors, entered their offices with the determination to do every thing possible for Chaffey before graduation. The first event of the semester, which meant a great deal to the Chaffey students, was the privilege of hearing an address given by Governor Young of Cali- fornia. The second important event was the adoption of a new amendment concern- ing the Yell Leader. The amendment was as follows: 1. Each year the Student Body will elect at least two assistant yell leaders. 2. These two assistants shall be the understood nominees for the next Student Body election for yell leaders. 3. No one will be eligible for head yell leader who has not served an apprentice- ship of at least one semester as assistant, unless the assistants are not eligible for Q16 office. L4. All wishing to try for office must make a public appearance. ' The new novitiate C. S. F. pins were awarded by the Student Body to those students who had been in C. S. F. for two consecutive quarters. It was decided to name the Chaffey Athletic Oval Graber Field in honor of Mr. C. C. Graber of the Board of Trustees, who has done much to further athletics at Chaffey. u Due to the fine showing the Class C men made in track this year the constitu- tion was amended in order to give each boy who won a point in this class a six-inch block C similar to those presented to the lightweight football and basketball teams. John Filbert revealed his ability as President of the Student Body the last part of the first semesterg he was re-elected for the office second semester. Harold Lutz, Vice-President, also did his share for the school. Marian Henderson, Secretary: Donald Webber, Treasurerg and Curtis Ferris, Advertising Manager, were capable members of the executive board. Under the editorship of Dorothy Thompson, the Tatler celebrated a very successful year. Arthur Daniels led the cheering at the rallies and athletic events. ' FO OTBALL SONG When the Chaffey team comes a-marching down the field, See them crush the foe, on and on they go. For a Chaffey team can never, never yield. On, boys, to victory! When the Chaffey team comes a-marching down the field See them fighting onward to the goalg For it is Fight boys! Fight boys! Fighting all the way, With a rah, rah, rah, hoorah for Chaffey! , Nineteen