Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Tl-IE ORANGE AND Tl-lE BLACK To Chaffey's glowing colors We owe allegiance true, And forever we will cherish Our banner's glorious hue, So we'll hail our radiant colors, No honor shall they lack While Chaffey stands defender Of the Orange and the Black. Then all hail to dear old Chaffey, All hail her colors bright, A cheer for her defenders, All honor to her might. When we win all athletic victories, On the football field and track, We are working sure for Chaffey And the Orange and the Black. To our high school we'll be loyal When we leave her honored halls, l-ler spirit still shall guide us Wher'er the future calls, And we'll gain new faith and courage As we turn our memories back To those happy days at Chaffey 'Neath the Orange and the Black. 20 Through twenty-five years, Chaffey's own song has been the Orange and Black. It has been shouted and sung in victory and de- feat, by frail Freshmen and mighty Seniors. lt is a lasting part of the Chaffey tradition. When the original words were written in l906 by lvlrs. Lana M. C. Conger, still a Chatfey teacher, the song was called the Cardinal and Black, after Ontario l-ligh School's col- ors. The tune is an old Princeton one. When Chatfey was created, it became the Orange and Black, and has been Chaftey's song ever since.

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whisk. ,LaLML W'? ' N Y 9BeaTing Pomona, our Triendly rivals, in a admirable manner. ChaTTey challced up The TirsT oT a series oT successes. ATTer securing second place in The Citrus Belt League in Toot-ball, The good work was continued and Chafliey Took second place in baslceT-ball also. The Davis Traclc meeT oTTered ChaTTey a chance To really display her best, and our school came home wiTh TirsT place by a size- able margin. 0The dramaTic abiliTy oT The Senior class made Their play, Growi ng Pains, a glorious success. The ExTravaganza, CollegiaTe Cruise. was as equally well pre- senTed. 0 lnTormal dances were held Tor The TirsT Time and The ChaTTey enThusiasm and good will made Them insTanTaneous successes. Also Tor The TirsT in The hisTory oT our school lower classmen were allowed To aTTend a school dance. The Junior-Senior dances were also brighT spoTs in The year's acTiviTies, 0 The second semesTer STudenT Body elecTions in- auguraTed political parTies, The Bow Ties and The Red Ribbons. The parTies rallied behind Their candidaTes, Leroy Brown and Exie Stevens, wearing parTy emblems. ATTer sTep rallies, campaign plaTTorms and propa- ganda. Leroy Brown, Bow Tie candidate, was elecTed. 0 ChaTTey has been most TorTunaTe This year in having debaTers and spealcers oT abiliTy. Many new Teatures were inauguraTed in ChaTTey's TiTTeenTh annual Junior Tair. ' De- spiTe The unTinished condiTion OT The campus and The condemnaTion oT our audiTorium The spiriT oT enThusiasm and co-operaTion, which is ChaTTey's. have made This year a series oT brilliant successes. First Semester: Pres., E. Schultzg Vice-Pres., R. Holperng Sec., B. Phibbsg Treos., W, Mertzg Adv. Mgr., T. Cosc- lettig Yell Leader, B. Throll. Second Semester: Pres., L. Browng Vice-Pres., T. Cosolettig Sec., M. Flemingg Treos., F. Tiftg Adv. Mgr., D, Ogleg Yell Leoder, B. f6vvr,v 'f

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