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A. )-. Vcl er JioWiini lltry T. W. Nisbet C. C. (iialjei- .1. C. ,luiH BOARD OF TRUSTEES The first Board of Trustees of Chaffey Union Higli Scliool District organized nine- teen years ago next July. The new district comprising Ontario and Upland had just been formed, and when the Chaffey Union High School first opened its doors there were just a lew over 300 students enrolled. The Chaffey Board has always consisted of five members, and they have been men with great educational vision. Only one of the original five continues as a member. Mr, C. C. Graber, for whom Graber Field has been named, has been on the Board from the beginning. Mr. Nisbet has been a member (if the Board for eighteen years, and part of the time he has served as president. Mr. Howard Berg has been secretary of the Board for ten years, while Mr. .Tones, at present president of the Board, has been a member for ten y.-ars. Dr. A. I,. Welier took Mr. Harwood ' s place a little over a year ago. Today the Board provides for five schools: Chaffey Union High School, Chaffey .liinior College, Chaffey Evening Schools, Chaffey Continuation School, and the Chatfey System of .Junior High Schools. Today there is included in all these schools an attend- ance of about (J, 001). Realizing that this remarkable growth will continue, last year the Board started plans lor still further expansion to meet the ever-growing necessities which the rapidly increasing numbers of students require. The realization of their efforts will be reached when construction of the new girls ' gymnasium and a Junior College building is commenced. Since the Board was first organized, ther? have been few changes in its member- ship, most of wliich have been caused by the members moving away. This shows the unusual faithfulness and perseverance of these men. Without (heir constant efforts to better Chaffey. the school could not carry out its program. The Chaffey community is greatly indebted to the Board for their earnest services and the remarkable progress of the institutions in their growth and expansion toward a greater Chaffey. We, the Senior class of 1930, wish to express to our Board our appreciation for their leadership, for their service to the young people of our community, and for their constant effort to advance the cause of education. Tlnrteen
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