Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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MOORE, ARCIIIE, VVoo1lsh0p, .Mechanical Draw ing. NEWSOM, VESTA MARIE, B. A., M. A., Biology, Botany. NISSLY, MABEL CLAIRE, B. A., English. NYBERG, ADALINE, Library. PALMER, MRS. GRACE G., Head of Continua- tion Department. PAIILIN. JAMES H.. B. A.. Physical Educ-ation, Mechanic Arts flfplanmlj. PAYXE, ERXEST. B. S.. Biology, I'hysif'al Edu eation, Baseball Coavh. PERRIN. CHARLES A., B. A., Agriculture Scienve. l f7X'NJI',T. ' ,I,,'.. POXVELL, MRS. ARABELLA, B. A., English, Latin. REED, CIIARI.O'l 1'E, Ari. RUGG, Jl'LIA M., B. Cooking. 1 fi wi uw' 3 SMALLEY, ANSON J., B. A., American History, If. S. History, Civics. SMALLEX. MRS. CAROLINE, B. A., B. E., Typing. SMITH, DOROTHY, B. A., M. A., Driuna, Busi- ness Englisli, Journalism. SNYDER. ULOF' E.. B. S., M. A., Physics, 'Frig- onornctry, Solifl Geometry. S'l'EMPl'IL, MARY B., Bolokkeeping, Shorthzinrl, C0lll1llEl'L'l11l Swieuce. STICKNEY. HAROLD, Auioshop. VICK, ROY. B. A., Chemistry. XVA'l'ENl'Al'Gll, F. M.. Ilezivl of flUIlllH9l'i'E! De- parrinent, XVIIISTLER. J. E., B. S.. M. S., Geometry, Alge- bra. XVIDMER. RIIOIJA, B. A., Pliysical Erlucniion. WILDIXII, FRED, Band, O1'f'llESfl'i1. WILKINS, MARJORIE, I'rineipal's Office. AVILSOX. HAROLD 'l'., B. S., General S4-ience, Arithmetic. WISEMAN. E. V.. B. A., M. E., Advanced Alge- hra, Geoinetry. AVYNNE, INA, B. A., Spanish. .IZLQY

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IIOMEWOUIJ, JOHN, 1lec'I1ui1ir':1I Drawing. JACOBS. IVIIICI5, W'oocISIi0p. JONES, VIRGINIA, B. A., SIIZLIIISII QFOIIJEZIIIELP. JLTDSOX, Aim B., English, lam-time. JUDSON, Hl+:r.1cN, B. A., M. A., English. KAISER. KARL AV.. B. S.. IIez1cI of I'Ixysir-all Educzitiun Department. KEGLEY, W. II., Debate. ,A'l!l1?'I'IC'2lIl I.iteru1iu'e, Track Couch. KENT, LOIS, B. S., Cooking. Sewing fFOIIfIlIlLlj LEIVIS, RlI'I'II, B. S., Chemistry. MABON, ORRA M., B. A., I'Iiyfiin-:LI Erliivzitimi. AIQCLELLAND, LELA, M. Art, Crafts. MIDDLETON. ADA, B. S.. M. A., Clothing, Home Acftix ities. MI'I'CIIEI,I,. GERALD, B, A.. XI. A., I'iinc'ipaI of Fontana Branch of Clmffey. MITCHELL, IIOVVARD L., B. A., Pliysival 1411111- cation, Football Coach. MITCHELL, LAURA, B. A.. B, M., Geneml Science, Pliysical Edur-ation fFOIlI211liIP. FRANK, BIIIS. MARIE G., Home Art, Interior D wc-fmitiiig. GRABER, MARY, B. A., Physical Erliuuticm. GIIRIYIGS, LILLIAN. II. S., Ilfafl of Ilume Iivouo- miws ilcpurtmsiit. GRIGICNIIICIC, GFIR'I'Rl'IJIC, B. A., I'I1ysia'z1I Edu- vuiimi. GLf'I'IlI2!IC. AIIES. 0'l'IIIiI.IA, Priiif-ipaI's Office. 1IAI.IJANIC,, MES. AI,IC'i'1, B. A.. EngIisIi. .Uga- Iv..i. 4 HALL. AIRS. FAXE. B. A., BI. A.. rlxxglieh. HAIIIll,'i'0N, ILHSIE C.. ll. A., M. A.. Iffuglisli, .AII1G'I'IL'ilIl History. HARGRAYE, A. C.. IS. S., Head of Mer-Iaalliic Arts Ilepairtment. imwiuwsaxx, Mus. I.II,Y. B. A., Liliin. lmgiisii. I HEIJGICS. CORRIXE. RegiSt1'a1'. HERNIQR, RUTH, 13. A., M. A., im-lem Lim- g'i1:1g:'f2s.

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.M if 1' f2?t7??452'f3f'Ei5I5 I 5 . . . T R- BROWN 1 I V. . A an ,V, 5 K .. K fi V ' 1 . . I Lf ' 1' 1 .ffl M. K- DOLL T Z '2 O. . itise erct. Q A-A- f . 1 V if T.R1EDEL - ' 1, - . ff sie iii: ' i .J - O O 1 ' .V ai l' 1 V: :,A w.wALLAcE V ' O 1 ' gmt. I . ,A.- P1 X SY' 'N 1 i 1 4,A, ,, is f . yee.r fe L.HUsToN N., N -J A ' f Q f x - Of , Hx ..e.ys ' iss. A R. PARKS gy t ,sl '1 . 'A 1 A J. MEEK N1 Nasa T. RIEDEL 1 my lf ..1V M. L. DAVENPORT at A h if if g S. JOHNSTON 535 TT? N. 'O . M - - ri - O- 1 J. SHAW r' OOOOOO i 1 .4 H 'N' h 1 G. SMITH A x 'Q - STUDENT' BQDY Ralph Brown ........,.,.,...,..,..w... President ,,A.,A.... .7...... I ohn Meek Mary Katherine Doll ......... Vice-President ......4............,.,.ee...... Thea Riedel . Thea Riedel .....,,...,..,,,... ....,,., S ecretary ,,,e,,,,....,. Mary Louise Davenport llfoodrow Vlfallace ,.ee............ Treasurer ....,ee,..,,..,e,.,,e..,...... Stuart Johnson Lucille Huston ..i,..,.,...,.i. Business Manager ..,...i. ..,.,... I ames Shaw Ross Parks ,,,.s.,. ,,..,,,.. Y ell Leader ...,,,,,..,......... .,...i, G arland Smith O During the year of 1933-34 the student body was successful in all activities. Showing their dramatic ability in the Extravaganza which was well produced and featured the Show Boat theme. Dur- ing the Los Angeles County Fair, Mr. Perrin and Mr. Alter took their judging teams to Pomona and returned with a great deal more than their share of cups. C The football team was one of which to be proud. The team tied Pomona and lost only to Riverside. Q The basketball team won their league championship but were defeated by the southern California champions in the Southern California playoff. O During the second semester the senior play, 'fPeg o' My Heart, the operetta, 'fThe Magic Crystalf, and student assemblies again demonstrated the dramatic ability of the student body. O The annual community banquet at Chaffey on March 16 was held in honor of Thomas W. Nisbet, whose twenty-one years of faithful and unselhsh service as a member of the Chaffey school board has meant much to the students. I Two dances were held during the year-one in the autumn, using a football motif, and one in the spring featuring a Japanese garden. I The Chaffey track team was successful in their iirst large meet at Huntington Beach. The Invitational meet was again run off in perfect form, with Fullerton High School winning, and Chaffey taking second. O The League meet was also a great success, Chaffey winning by a large margin. O On May 18-19 the Chaffey Junior Fair was held and was bigger and better than ever before. U8