Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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CHAFFEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE FACULTY DYSART, RUSSELL D., B. A. Pomona, U. C, U. S. C. Geology. GRIGGS, ELIZABETH Nebrask;j State Normal. Arithmetic. MARTIN, ROSAMOND, B. A. Santa Barbara Teachera ' College. English, Literature, Geography. PAULIN, JAMES I-. C. L. A. Physical Education, Mechanic Arts. (On Leave.) RANDALL, NELLIE R., B. P. Kirksville State Normal. English. ROHRIG, ANNA L., B. A., M. A. Li S. C. Arithmetic, Geography, Literature. WILCOX, GERTRUDE, B. A. U. C, Claiemoiit Colleges. Literature, Spelling, Spanish, Latin. (Continued to page 1761 SPECIAL TEACHERS LUKEHART, CLEONE, B. A. Pomona, Claremont Colleges. Music. MOORE, ARCHIE V. C. L. X Mechanic Arts. SODER, VIVIAN N. U. C. T . A.. Otis . rt Institute. Drawing, Art. FONTANA-CHAFFEY LEIS, WARD W.. B. A. Ohio state University, U. S. C. Ninth Grade. BUSH, MRS. LYDIA, B. A., B. E. Wesleyan, Pomona, University of Nebraska. Latin, English. HERBERT, A. A., L. L. B. I ' . S. C, Lincoln. Jefferson. Science, Mathematics. LOPEZ, GLORIA V., B. A. Pomona. Spanish. i at chaFFei ChafPzy Foicotlby Twenty

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CHAFFEY UNION HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR COLLEGE FACULTY NEWSOM, VESTA. B. A., M. A. Poincma. General Kcience, Biology. SNYDER, OLAF E., B. S. V. C ' .. C ' larenKJiit ( ollegres. Chemistry. VON STEIN. MARY G., B. A., M. .A. Stuilfijid. INmiollil. Zoology. Biology. SOCIAL SCIENCE MATHER, W. W.. B. A., M. A. Department Head. Pomona. U. S. C. V. C. Economics, Political Science, Indus- trial Relations, American Government. ANDERSON, ESTHER, B A.. M. A. Pomona. Nortliwestem Universit ' . Ancient and Modern History. HORSCH, LUCAS J., B. A., M. A. Metliel C ' ultefje. Coinona. Social Problems. German. MEHL, MRS. SUSAN B., B. A. Dean of High School Girls. Pomona. U. S. C.. 1 ' . ( ' . Social Problems. MITCHELL, GERALD. B. .A., M. A. u. c, u. V. }.. . . U. S. History and Civics. RANDALL, C. W„ B. A., M. A. C. C, Staiifor-l. Philosophy, Psychology. SMALLEY, ANSON J., B. A. (Jrinnell College. Pomona. U. S. C. American History, Social Problems. WITHEY, HETTIE, B, A., M. A. Stanf irf]. Social Problems, Modern History. LIBRARY CLAPP, MRS. VERNA E. llniveisity of Wisconsin. Pomona. Acting Librarian. NEALES, MRS. ISABEL M. Toronto t ' iii eisify. Acting Librarian. POE, lONE, B. A., M. A. Pomona. Acting Librarian. NYBERG. ADALINE Ri ersiile J.ilnary Soliool, Secretarv to Librarian. OCCUPATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PALMER. MRS. GRACE G. Director Dept. of Part-Time Education, r. V. ].. . . DAVIDSON, PAUL W., B. A. Vice-Principal. Ociiilenlal, U. V. h. . .. Pomona. Arithmetic, English, Citizenship. BUCKINGHAM, ELIZABETH, B. A., M. A. V. c. Typing, Spanish. HALDANE, MRS. ALICE, B. A. I ' ornell College, U. S. C. English, Americanization. HANSON, KENNETH I., B. S. Co-ordinator, Director ot Packing House Instruction. U. C. Orange and Lemon Packing. HARRIS. MRS. LOLA D. Oregon State Xovmal. English, P. T. Cooking, Sewing. .lUDSON, ADA B. J.. A. Normal. New II:iven Ninlnal. English. SHANK, DOROTHY, B. S. I ' niversity of Irnva, Mertil! Palmer .Sclioi l Colnmbia I ' niversity. Home-making. SILL, MRS. ESTHER L., R. N. Iowa liiii ersity. I.. , . Comity }Iospital. Hygiene, Home Nursing. UPLAND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COOK, HAROLD W., B. A. Principal. u. s. c. Algebra, Ancient History. ANDREWS, WILLIAM, B. A. Pomona. History, Civics. BRUBAKER, WARREN E., B. S. Teacliers ' College. 11. K. C. Mechanic Arts, Orchard.

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II. Slualuck e ' . Allen H- 1- Ku ' Ieiiliainer ).. Naftel H. Julms .1. -Mveis ' M . Ileii.lrii-ksuu I.. Fr.ist T. C ' ouk V. Moore GIRLS ' LEAGUE By promoting friendliness and good will among the girls of Cliaffey and empha- sizing community service, the Girls ' League was one of the most active campus organi- zations. The girls sent the poor of the district canned goods, apples, candy, and cloth- ing as Christmas gifts and also assisted the Girls ' Work Organizations in the Mexican children ' s entertainment. To increase the Girls ' League Loan Fund, which is used to aid any girls who need help to continue school, the girls sold cioughnuts on one occasion and later presented Seven to One, a clever one-act comedy, managed by Henrietta Johns. The cast in- cluded H. Smith, L. Frost, N Paxon, V. Moore, B. Morrison, M. Hayes, M. Kermott, and T. King. As an exchange program Seven to One was given at Chino and Bonita High Schools. Joint Owners in Spain was played hy the Bonita girls in the return program. Harriet Shattuck and Mrs. Mehl attended the tall convention of the Girls ' League Federation of Southern California at Phoenix, Arizona. Chaffey ' s delegates to the con- vention at Oxnard on May 3 were H. Shattuck, H. Johns, and Mrs. Mehl. Attended by two hundred and twenty people, the Mother-Caughter Banquet on February 28 proved to be most successful. The program was as follows: A toast. Mothers, by Frances Dundas; response, Mrs. R. C. Norton; toast. Mothers, by Miss Norman in behalf of the teachers: o ' koto solo, Shizuko Sherane; clog dance by D. Danskin, M. B. Robert. E. Felix, and M. H. McCorkle; harp solos by M. Johnstone; vocal solos by T. King; skit, Three Old Maids, by F. McQuatters, A.. Rol)bins, W. Tealcitto, and V. Moore. OFFICERS 11. SHATTirCK — I ' resiclcnt C. ALLEN — First Vicc-I ' resiilent B. L. BODE.NHAMKR. Keroiul Virel ' rcsihn; L. N. FTEL — ' riiirrl A ' ic-e- President T. COOK — Fiiurtli ife-rresident II. .JOHNS — Fiflli Vicel ' resiilent ii HENDRICKSOX— Tieasurer Twen y-oiie .1. MYKUS — .Seiretui-y v. MOORE — Pep Leader L. FROST — Advertising Manager M. .lOHXS. M. FROST — Freshman Represen- tatives MRS. MEIIl.. MRS. .lOIIXSllX — Faculty Advisers