Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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' LI BRARY .Marking The quarrer of a cenTury ThaT has passed since a library was esTablished on The campus, The eighTy-live Thousand d o I l a r George W. ChaTTey Memorial Library was compleTed This year as an enduring TribuTe To The pioneer whose courage and ToresighT made possible This communiTy and This insTi- Tulion, and as an aid To fuTure generaTions OT high school sTudenTs in Their educaTion. WiTh approxima+ely ThirTy Thousand volumes. an ex- Tensive periodical deparTmenT, Tiles of gov- ernmenT agriculTural bulleTins and large, mod- ernly equipped sTudy rooms. iT ranks as one oT The TinesT school libraries in The UniTed STaTes. 0Originally conceived by Mr. Chaf- Tey, one of The school's founders, Today The vision has become a realiTy. The library sTands as a TiTTing memorial To him, and an educa- Tional and culTural cenTer Tor The younger generaTions of Today and Tomorrow.

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' OFFICE FORCE .During lhc school year, lhc office is ihe nucleus of fhe adminisfrafive affairs of fhe high school. lfs funcfions are varied, includ- ing sfudenf discipline and guidance, regisfra- fion, affendance, preparing The calendar of fhe year, issuing and recording of grades. preparafion of fhe daily bullefin, and giving ouf perrnifs. A new funcfion was added This year wifh sfudenf aid by fhe Nafional Youfh Adminisfrafion being handled enfirely by The Chaffey office, bofh as fo invesfigafing and paying of needy sfudenfs. 'The offices of Principal Fischer and Mrs. Mehl, dean of girls, are adiacenf fo fhe spacious business offices. 'Upon cornplefion of fhe Liberal Arfs build- ing, fhe office will be moved fo new quarfers fhere, leaving ifs presenf locafion, which if has occupied since l925, when fhe adminis- fralive deparfmenfs of fhe high school were cenfralized. Standing: Mi. li. W. Fisclicr, Mrs. Melil, Miss Bissel Mis Ciitlirio. Seated: Jcon West, Miss Wilkiiis, Mox- inc Elseo, Miss Cliristmon, Venetio Moggioro. .gl I 3

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' FACU LTY 9 Five members of the present Chaffey fac- ulty, Mr. Ernesi' W. Fischer, Mr. F. M. Waien- paugh, Mrs. Lana Conger, Miss Charlotte Reed, and Miss Lois Le Baron Avery, have been serving Chaffey Union I-ligh School for twenty-live years, from the time it was or- ganized as such in l9lI. Mr. Fischer, now principal, was then director of physical educa- tion, and has occupied various positions in the school since that time. Mr. Watenpaugh was, and still is, head of the commercial depart- ment. The art department, under Miss Reed, has expanded and improved. Miss Avery taught English, coaching speech as a sideline. Now she has a class in public speaking besides her English classes, and is head of the English department. Mrs. Conger, who was in Europe on a leave of absence in l9I I, taught Latin, and is now head of the Language department. 1 l l I I in . 1 I4 . . ' I r y' i f X ,i I Avery, Lois LeBoron, B.A.M.A. Reed, Charlotte Conger, Mrs. Lono, MC., BA. Woterpough, FM, I5 Fischer, Ernest W., i3,A.M.A