Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1937 volume:

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S ,K A it f R Q . 21 23 x . Q X , , Q P A. . : Tigers-Chatfeyans. x'Tigers at Home -the theme ot this Fas- t-X ti. Tommy Tigerethe Fasti guide, N ' tamiliar with all the haunts and x 'xyactivities ot these famous Chaf- X tey Tigers. More pictures, less '4 K 'XX A 'XJ '5 reading-the aim ot your Fasti statt. But this is the hriefest re- sume of your book. So turn these 5 Npages and get acquainted With , 1 fy , i mf' . .' , ,. 1 A fa Q ,lf--if - uf e-f,:'1f'1'-1 ' . I 1 Q 'Jr' L, 1 , K if w K if . ,x 45.- x L I ! A I 1-1 'lib-4: ,A..f! ,iffy-f?l4'i14 -'CM' W tg if C Q N, 'F ' X ,. , A L .,'5'2Ck!l'ff . A 1 Q f-Sthe Tigers ot 'The Orange and the Black. As the Tiger shows ' his adroitness and strength at X home, so will he do as he goes F out into the world. .3 R sd Always can we turn to her for ad- vice. Her help is unselfishly given and her room always open for student ac- tivities. Under her able guidance, the Fasti has annually received first class honors in national contests. With no need of introduction, we gratefully dedicate this book to Miss McClelland, the treasured friend of all who know her. 4 ,A L.. , YW, Iohn L. McCutchen or loyotl crnd true friend Who gs trustee ggve his time cind thoughts untiringly dnd unseltishly for the development of cr grectter Chcrt- tey. Susotn B. Mehl will live torever in the hectrts ot cfll who knew her loecguse through her love, in-1 fluence, ctnd understcrnding she revectled to them Whctt is noblest in lite. loseph Netto Student Body President Fontotnd Branch l9l9e-l936 Iohn E. Whistler's cheerful and cordial smile is missed on the campus, but his Tuesday talks will live forever in the memory of his students. Lana M. Conger was for more than three de- cades the embodiment of charm and culture to the students of Chaffey. Her memory will be treasured as one of the jewels of life. For eighteen years Franklin E. Chaffee shared the varied activities here as teacher, in student af- fairs, and as business manager of Chaffey. I-le will be remembered for his friendly smile and helpful service. l 1 1 .J ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS TIGER TRACKS TIGER TRICKS iz fssgllgs 113321 QQ f .3 ' Q x .3- 1 I - 4 1 J r 5 A new ero Beyond the open door l E? YP' ,X V' - wk 'Jjlfiqfx J' As Q bird may See Us WJ fy!! JJQKKQWL , Jw! My ,gf XX, h1' Jlof fyyflfx M91 W' Jf'fW W W fini? M8 Wf ff Q! fff Pfv mf W fxiff W L fj J3?ffyf5j 53 My MW vwwyf Af gf Wg by OH' ,fVffX'f5ffi,ffijQQf wfifff gfQfafWsy5?wWww Jfyjzff fy fi W , f ,! f,- , M J . V' rf Lyvffff !L Qof o-D ff ! 1' ff' Ly A I., .l K Qw f o,V1f fK I' 'Lf' H' ' ,M f'f,wnf I I7 4' 'ff , Q , 1, . I w, , v 5' 1 , 9 W 'f' f Mya , fff XY 1 . Soon to be Cf memory Iust cl little comer 26 Alai Aa, M52jTQ M far' Yf X Wfybf YJ, ? J fg::2 f fylfffffiff ,pf-:lfiaf ffm? b' 3 yy. My ffgf iff' ff rg! ffffix ' Q-1, K, J,f'gf 947 lffvll, 'J-, 41 . ff! 'fi Mr. I. L. McCutchen, Mr. N. E. Trautman, Mr. N. S. Lawson, Mr. H. S. Barbee, Mr. D. E. Palmer, Mr. I. E. Bailie, Mr. H. S. Bailey Under the guidance of a devoted board of trus- tees, Chatfey is making steady progress. Visible signs are the new classroom building, the gymnasi- ums and swimming pool, athletic field and bleach- ers. Attention is given too to progress in curriculum and methods in the school. The Board of Education includes men of experi- ence in business affairs. Mr. N. E. Trautman, who became president on the passing of Mr. I. L.Mc- Cutchen, is in the real estate and investment busi- ness, Mr. N. S. Lawson, a successful rancher in Upland, Mr. D. E. Palmer, manager of the Magnolia Building and Loan Association. Upon the resigna- tion of Mr. l-l. S. Barbee, Mr. I. E. Bailie, deputy tax assessor and Fontana rancher, was appointed. Mr. l-l. S. Bailey, successor to Mr. McCutchen, is man- ager of the By-Products Plant of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange. BOARD GARDINER W. SPRING TG THE SENKDRS QE '37 The four years that we have spent together at Chaffey have indeed been years of progress. The new buildings which we so much enjoy tell of the unfolding plans of Superintendent Spring and the Board of Education for a new campus, safe and convenient and beautiful. New courses and changing curricula are evi- dence that your school is making progress in rneet- ing changing world conditions. Some of you recognize changes in yourselves as you have developed from shrinking freshmen in- to young people alive to the affairs of your state and nation, and eager, each of you, to find your place. May the coming years bring to each of you increasing opportunities for service. Sincerely your friend, Ernest W. Fischer. ERNEST W. FISCHER Mr, Fischer, Miss Mainvil, Miss W lk ns Miss Bis ell M s G therie M M hl Mrs Mehl Silently and efficiently the otiice force has carried on the business be- hind the scenes in the crowded otiices. The convenience and comfort of the modern offices in the new building will be greatly appreciated. The iorce Was sorry to lose Miss Christman, who was transferred to the lunior College office, but they were consoled by gaining the new member, Miss Mainville. A social hour alter school! Big boys get hungry too! Several vacancies have occurred in the faculty due to death and resig- nation, including, Mr. Whistler, Mrs. Conger, Mr. Chaffee and Miss Hyde. However, their places have been effi- ciently filled by Mr. Pells, Miss Weber, Miss Feichtmeir and Mrs. Coke re- spectivey, making this year one of the most successful ever. FACULTY ALTER, HARRY M.-BS., Agriculture ANDERSON, ESTHER-B.A., M.A., History AVERY, LOlS LE BARON-B.A., M.A., Head of English Department BISSELL, CLARA L.-B.A., M.A., Languages BLAKESLEE, MRS. E. H.-BA., Glee Club BROWN, MRS. H. S.-B,A., M.A., History BROWN, S. HELENAPsychologist CASSEL, GEO. W,wAttendance Officer CHENEY, THOMAS-A.B., M.S., Mathematics lEontanal CLAPP, FRED H.fB.S,, B.P.E., M.A., Physical Education 2? CLAPP, MRS. VERNA-AB., B.L., Librarian CLOSE, MRS. ESTHER-B.A., English COKE, MRS. E. L.-BA., M.A., French COOK, HAROLD VV.-B.A., Principal of Up- land Branch CUSHlNG, WM. W. - B. S., M. S., Head ot Science Department CUSHMAN, DR. L. W.eB.A,, PH.D., Geometry DEAN, EDWIN-B.A., Physical Education, Al- gebra DELHAUER, RAY R.-Study Hall FARGO, CHARLES-Music lEontana1 EEICHTMEIR, OLETA-Bookkeeping ELEMING, MRS. H.-R.N., Girls' Hygiene ELUM, ARTHUR-BA., M.A., Advanced Alge- bra, Tennis FRANK, MRS. M. G.-Home Arts GASPAR, DOLORES-B.A., Homemaking, Spanish, Physical Education GRAVES, LlLLlAN-B.S., Head of Home Eco- nomics Department HALDANE, MRS. A.-B.A,, English HALL, MRS. FAYE-B.A., M.A., English HALSTEAD, CLIFFORD - General Science, Physical Education lEontana1 HAMlLTON, ELSIE C.-B.A., History HARGRAVE, A. C,-B.S., Head of Mechanical Arts Department HAWKlNSON, MRS. L.-B.A., M.A., Latin HERBERT, A. A.-L,L.B., Commerce IfEontana1 HERRON, MRS. M.-B.A., Physical Education HEZMALHALCH, MRS.-B.A., Algebra HILDEBRAND, MRS. H.-B.A., M.A., English HOMEWOOD, IOHN-Mechanical Drawing HYDE, KATHERINE-B.A., M.A., Languages IOHNSON, MRS. R.-B.S. Chemistry IONES, CHARLES-B.M., Music IUDSON, ADA-Continuation School KAISER, KARL W.-B.S., English KEGLEY, W. H.-B.S., English, Track KELLOGG, LOUISE-RN., B.A., Hygiene KENT, LOlS-B.S., M.A., Home Economics LOCHER, B. A.-Social Civics, English lUp- landl PALMER, MRS. G.-Principal of Continuation School PAULIN, IAMES H.-BA., M.A., Physical Ed- ucation, Mechanical Art IUplandI PAYNE, MRS. CLARA-M.A., English, Infant Care Ilfontanal PAYNE, ERNEST A.-B.S,, Biology, Physical Education PELLS, HARRISON-BA, Geometry PERRIN, CHARLES A.-B.A., M.A., Agricul- ture PLANT, MARY-BA., English POWELL, MRS. A.-B.A., English OUACKENBUSH, MRS.-B.A., Physical Educa- tion RAEBURN, SYBIL - B.A,, Commerce, Lan- guages tUpIandI REED, CHARLOTTE-Ari and Design X, RUGG, IULIA M.-Bs., coo X SMALLEY, ANsoN I,-BA., ZX Histcfy SMALLEY, MRS. c.-BIA., B. SMITH, DoRoTHY H.vB.A., -lp. glish , QL Li . i Q, V X H, Lois Assist nt Libfilfl it 'c I SNYDER, OLOF E.-tl .S., M.A., Phy 'cs, Math- ematics X STEMPEL, MARY B.-Shorthand, Commerce STICKNEY, HAROLD-Autoshop STONE, ALMA - BA., Homemaking, Glee Club IUplandl TOMPKINS, ELEANOR-BA., Art Ilfontanal VICK, ROY T.-BA., Chemistry VON LEHE, AGNES-B.S., B.M., M.M., Music, Physical Education Iljontanal WATENPAUGH, F. M.-Head of Commerce Department WEBER, RUTH-BA., M.A., Languages WEBSTER, DOROTHY-BA., M.A., Spanish WILSON, HAROLD T.-B.S., General Science, Arithmetic WISEMAN, E. V.wB.A., Mathematics WYNNE, INA R.-BA., Spanish YOUNG, FRANK-Machine Shop GRAY, HERBERT-B.M., Music DUNDAS, FRANCES-BA., Physical Educa- tion ,. - ., , X, , gg , MABON, ORRA M.-BA., Physical Education MCCLELLAND, L. M.-Art, Bookbuilding MERCKLING, ERMA-BA., M.A., English, So- cial Civics MIDDLETON, ADDAfB.S., M.A., Home Eco- nomics MINTON, ALEXANDER-Wooclshop MITCHELL, R. G.-AB., M.A., Principal of Fontana Branch MITCHELL, H. L.-BA, Physical Education, Football MOORE, ARCI-IIE-Woodshop NISSLY, MABEL C.-BA., English OWEN, MURRAY-Music Q' fm E, , W. Mertz, I. Nesbit, M. Fleming, D. Millar, F. Tift M. Fleming, H. Salisbury, I. Franklin, D. Webster, E. Draper Despite an unusual smudging season this year's executive committees accomplished many things. Among these accomplishments, there were seven constitutional amendments passed, two informal dances held, a student play produced, and a I-lost Day reception successfully completed. STUDENT GOVERNMENT n ROW I: B. Phibbs, I. Nesbit, K. Fischer, N. Nanassy, B. L. Grass ROW II: A. Adams, R. Hargrave, S. Ross, E. Phibbs, E. Draper ROW III: M. Okarnoto, V. Clapp GIRLS The Girls' League big sisters acquainted new girls with the campus, and entertained them with a tea. Pompons and Candy Wrapper Week helped the treasury. This year the Cabinet sponsored the KK. K.carnpaign. The theme of the Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet was the Land of Make-Believe. LEAGUE THE ORANGE AND Tl-IE BLACK To Chaffey's glowing colors We owe allegiance true, And forever We will cherish Our banner's glorious hueg So We'll hail our radiant colors, Nor honor shall they lack, While Chaffey stands defender Of the Grange and the Black. Then all hail to dear old Chaffey, All hail her colors brightg A cheer for her defenders, All honor to her might. When We win athletic victories On the football field or track We are Working sure for Chaffey And the Orange and the Black. To our high school We'll loe loyal When We leave her honored hallsg Her spirit still shall guide us Where'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. 1 Q ,!ff'kf Mg W? M W li ML .W J i 4 K. Westlund, H. Salisbury, K. Fischer, C. Bleick C. Bleick, R. Mehl, l. Nesbit, H. Houchen The class of '37 will long be remembered as be- ing the first in history to get their sweaters in time for the football season. Those flashy green sweat- ers attracted much attention and were very popu- lar. Among the many class activities Were the annual play, 'iSeventeen, the Senior Mothers' Tea, and the now famous Water Carnival. Not to be forgotten are the informal dances and the fast- moving Pie Sale. The members of the class of '37 were leaders of all school activities, and brought home many' victories in athletics. SENIORS E',.x i9,k E qi 1.i', 'Q X X' t 5 Q 1 Owl tid VN 11 if gf is l :X-z' ' x X X 'wi' N-34' it - Adams, Margaret Atwood, Bobert Austin, Athena Ayles, lack Baker, Challis Baker, Earl w E r g Bannister, lanet Beahrn, Mildred ' ,J 0, t 5 fl ' r 0 X , is I 3, tr? ,il X W R 'iw ,, ' I W :lf Beatty, Mariorie d -' Beckley, Kathleen ll tiii ,A r Bennett, Valasta Bigelow, Dorothy M.-W Billings, Eugene Blackburn, Evelyn Blackert, Mary Ellen Blair, Elaine Blatnick, l-lelen Bleiclc, Charles Bogart, Gordon C Bovee, Colin 'gafvv-u, Bowman, Alberta Bradley, Mayln Brand, Edmund Brauer, Barbara , Brewster, l-larry Brown, Ethel Brown, lohn Brown, Wilbern Browning, Sharlotte Bryant, Virgil Buehler, l-lerbert Buftington, Edwin Christensen, Christensen, Erma Clapp, Atlee Clark, Cleo Clayton, Frances Clements, Alice Cline, Mildred Cooper, Ada i3 , Craig, lohn Q' S Craiglow, Bettylou Crist, Bernice Critchlow, Marjorie Crouse, Stanley Crum, Bhoda Cumming, Eva Deem, Betty Deem, Bobby De Vore, Chester De Vore, Mary Dilts, Dorothy Dobrosky, Naomi Dobroslcy, Buth Doll, Bobert Dougherty, lack Burton, l-larold Cagle, Estelle Campbell, Mary Capen, Philip Carlson, Carl Arthur Carter, Chloris Chase, William Cherbaclc, Vladimir rf, dee, R K ' ff- 4- him:- f I me W Nm fy Qollcvd' :Je-4 x is Draper, Emily Dwyier, Guy Edelbrock, Edwin Ellis, Harry Fairchild, Leola Faulkner, Marjorie E Enfie, Eiw-in GQ .X I ! 03 E F errero, losephine l 4 iff' Ferrero, Pete Fettik, Wallace Fietz, Emil Fietz, Louise Figgins, limmie Fischer, Katherine Fleming, Mary Margaret Foote, George Franklin, lohn Franklin, Nina Fray, Louise Fulton, Vertis Gayle, Helen Gearhart, Barbara Giannoni, Ida Glenn, Gail Goddard, Sue Grass, Barbara Leigh Gray, Robert Greenwood, Alice Guerrero, Manuel Guthrie, Florence Gutierrez, Florence Hahn, Don Hare, Dorothy f, X Harvey, Frank f Hauser, Gordon Hayden, Lucille Henderson, Thelma Henry, Kathryn Henson, Hershell Hewitt, Amy Ann Highsmith, Ellen Hinshaw, lohn Hochevar, Tony ' Hollister, Albert Holloway, Alberta Hall, Alma Hall, Benson Hall, Nancy laine Halstead, Kenneth Hamilton, Gertrude Hamilton, Vern Hand, Herbert Harloour, Finley Holst, Bruce , Honda, William f ' Hope, William Hoppe, Freda Houchen, Hoyt Houlette, Wilda Hudson, Melvin Hugues, Clementine Hutton, Mabellu lzguiendo, Gloria lensen, Frank My lolfinson, luanita lolfinson, Everette lustice, Katie Kealy, William Keith, Robert Kellenberger, Linnie Kelly, Beatrice Kimball, Austin my QW' Y L ir ik ,, wr i.' if JW Kipp, Strotlner Kniep, Esther Kopak, Bosie Kropt, Calvin Larson, Hugo Latimer, lack , Florence A Li a t, Eldred - ' f Qjllljf H ff af! Jw f? !g,Li f Lucas, Paul Macaulay, lean Mac Farlane, Betty Maclcall, Benjamin MacPherson, Clark MacPherson, Vernon Malaise, Truletta Martens, Boloert Mason, Boger Mattox, Bebecca Maxie, Vern ' Mead, Mildred Mel'1l, Bodney Merry, Don 'Mertz, Walter Middleswart, Hester af' g Munger, Martha Murphy, Helen Murphy, Merna Murrell, Thomas McArthur, Walter McCurdy, Genevieve McKay, Neil illar, Dorothy Millard, Harold Miller, Frances Milliken, Donald Mills, Earl Mitchell, Ellsworth Moore, Loren Morse, Barbara Mcliennett, Bobert McWilliams, Frances Nanassy, Nancy Nance, Charlotte Nehring, Dorothy Nesbit, Ianice O'Bryant, Archie Ogren, Grace Olcarnoto, Mary Olson, Lillian Orchard, lohn Orsburn, Robert Oxley, Gordon Page, Betty Io Page, Bill Parker, Earl Peters, Pauline H Q-. 4' K ! fif!.f. 1 ffuli f 9+ , f ff Pettit, Ted Phibbs, Barbara Phillips, Dean Phillips, Edwin Pifer, Marie Poe, Elinor Poister, lanetta Pontin, Myrtle M ,MA I it ,u J J fag' f N 1112 d X ,ii-f A owe, aymon fx, . Rahn, Mary Ellen Ramp, Leland -dh My Randall, Elizabeth A QPF' Reimer, Ruth ,y Reynolds, Thelma E 1 News Richardson, lane X' Riggle, Gertrude Ritter, Gwendolyn Rossi, Lorena Roy, Mary Royer, Hazel Rucker, Helen Rucker, Ruth Rumrill, George Runner, Theodore Sadler, Betty Sales, Ida lane Salisbury, Harold Sanchez, Florence Sanders, Aleene Savala, Dolores Schonert, Annabel Schroll, Claudine tg, ' Smith, Beverly 'fb Smith, Earl - Smith, Francis ' Smith, Roy ' Smith, Theda South, Veeder Southey, lvy Lee Southworth, Clair .F lwfq' Q4 Spfaggldt, Alberta Stanley, Catherine Strawn, Eugene Swain, Frances Szabo, Betty Tate, Elmer Thomas, l-larold Thomas, lesse , Q, Thrall, Roloert Tift, Floyd Toews, lohn Toomey, Sally Towne, Evelyn Townley, Ray Tracy, Margaret Underwood, Sylvia Scott, Adjar Settle, lames Shane, Douglas Shirley, Elizabeth Shue, Nathalie Silole, Gordon Sicosky, Earl Slater, Merton 15. 1 ' , 51-af . KMA., t B v .Af i ,sf 5 ' , 1 A 'B A 'F :Lats , s ,ti D , 115 2 A::. ' -QL Q 4 .'1.:,, , 9 D l ,.,. I t I , g g W , f W ,s i Utrnan, Howard Vestal, Ruby Walkinshaw, David Wallace, Maxine Walters, Ercel Ward, Dorothy' Ward, Ruth Warner, Don Weaver, Melvin Weloer, lolea Webster, Dorothy Weinrich, Fawn Westlund, Kenneth Whatley, Mary Wheeler, Ruth , lv -iii-Eillie - . Xi, ., X , White, Howard Williams, Ben Willingham, lrene Wing, Eugene Wymore, George Young, Vivian - l of jxx to wr is l't'lfYQlQi, :lyk ilkh. as gig -5 - Q2 D V I sqm nl J. ll' fl v Mist 1 Awburanyl. f it Y f W .L .lf f!i!1f..fL , ' ' COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM , M A I, Preludes ----- Chatley Advanced Orchestra Overture, Stradella ----- F. Von Flotow Suite, F our Indian Love Lyrics Woodtorde-Finden Ballet Music from Bosamunde - Franz Schubert Ballet Sylvia ------- Leo Delibes Processional ---- Chaftey Advanced Orchestra Festival March in D ---- Mendelssohn lnvocation ------- Bev. A. E. Schultz Address, Liberty, A Living Spirit - Mary Margaret Fleming Address, The Survival of Democracy - I-loyt I-louchen Songs ------- Senior Girls' Chorus The Chimes -------- Debussy Glory to God in the I-ligl'1est - - - Pergolesi Address, Democratic Principles and Foreign Policies Floyd Tift Address, Powers Not to be Delegated - Walter Mertz Songs ------ Chatfey Mixed Chorus Sweet Memory ------- Fibich Lend Me Your Aid - - - - Gounod Address, Youth Claims the Future - - Charles Bleick Presentation of the Class ot l937 - - Ernest W. Fischer Principal of Chatfey Union l-ligh School Reception of the Class ---- Gardiner W. Spring . Superintendent of Chattey Union l-ligh School Presentation ol Diplomas ---- N. E. Trautman President of the Chaffey Board of Education School Song, The Orange and the Black Benediction ----- Bev. Geo. West Barrett Murray Owen, director of the Chaitey Orchestra Lois LeBaron Avery, instructor in public address Florence Blakeslee, director oi the Chafley Choruses Elinor Corn, accompanist 1 l l H. Francis, M. Schowalter, C. Yamaguchi, D. Benson B. Heinecke, B. Tucker, D. Patterson, I. Mehl The Iunior class proved itself to be business-like and up-to-the-minute in all of its undertakings. Their main accomplishments were the lunior Senior For- mal Dance, which carried out the theme ot Winter, and the annual Iunior Mothers' Tea held in a gay lapanese setting. Not to be forgotten was the Iunior Senior Reception with its Holland theme and entertainment. The class of '38 Was Well to the tore in all school activities and undertakings. J UNIORS IUNIOR GIRLS ROW I: D. Brown, N. Riley, D. Larick, D. Perdew, M. Berry, B. McCurdy, B. Southey, K. Barnes, V, Wolfe, V. Miller l. Iohnson, T. Smith, F. Dorning, G. Allen, ROW ll: B. Petre, L. Moore, M. Lewke, T. Kaylor, G. Iacobs, H. Riley, E. Middleswart, M. Stone, M. E. Myers, E. Roth M. L. Gaylord, E. Kiss, E. Appel, F. Barnes, P. Steelman. ROW lll: M. Porter, S. Shepherd, D. Murkins, M. Hartey, E. Asper, D. Dexter, P. I. Pearson, M. A. Pickett, M, Schmid R. Pedersen, E. Mclntire, B. Duncan, l. Faulkner, G. Waters, I. Mason, E. Malone. ROW lV: D. Beck, S. Schuler, M. Iones, C. Lidtke, l. Owen, N. Moore, L. Battu, G. Callaway, K. Maywell, F. Swain L. Bailey, M. Leibold, B. Davis, R. Clark, I. Lee, M. Rodgers, D. Davis. ROW V: H. Zamorano, E. Thomas, M. Sicosky, M. Pearson, S. Spurlock, D. VonLehe, E. Greear, I, Schmidt, M. Scho- walter, A. Rohrig, B. I. Verity, P. Iohns, M. L. Payne, F. Myers, L. Fuller, D. Patterson, S. Ross, E. Hendy. ROW l: T. A. Dutcher, A. Miller, l. Fulton, E. Poole, A. Clewett, P. Paulos, H. Throop, B. Harris, B. Houses, M. Allen N. Gilliland, H. Davis, D. Benson, N. Carter, C. Yamaguchi, P. Hill, E. Fietz, V. Crabtree, A. Bybee. ROW ll: G. Halpuch, R. Reichers, V. Wisely, L. Barton, N. Wfeeks, R. Remington, M. Cherbak, C. Greco, E. Malcolm E. Simmons, G. Hollingsworth, H. Backlund, M. Myers, L. Thomas, B. Larkin, L. Iones, H. Iensen, M. Peters, A. Keith P. Templeman. ROW Ill: W. Phillips, D. Zenz, V. Ellis, G. Hutchinson, L. Lankfind, M. Bowlds, L. Sharp, I. U'Ren, L. Katzenstein, M. Weir B. Warn, K. Patrick, R. Fields, B. Canfield, E. Walker, M. Chapman, V. Wright, B. McCauley, R. Howell, K. Muhar, I. Bovee. ROW lV: E. Kuhner, G. Hiner, E. Craigmiles, I. Bennett, M. Obland, M. Bennett, I. McHardy, H. Gensicko, R. Hargraves E. Mix, M. Maxie, G. Brown, E. Warburton, H. Donavon, L. Scherlo, P. Miller, M. Sellman, H. Degidio, D, Kropf, L. Davis P. Glass, V. Garello. ROW V: E. Patterson, E. Paulin, C. Ledig, I. Nova, M. B. Thompson, M. Sutton, E. Rosenberger, I. Mehl, R. A. Bridge N. Barton, B. Ford, B. Alderson, E. Greenwood, B. Gage, I. Daggs, M, Bovee, P. Grahame, A. Adams, B. Reynolds V. Griffin, B. Broadwater, E. Slape, M. Ielinek, 1 1 1 1 1 IUNIOR BOYS ROV! li C. Iohnson, R. Coops, B. Anderson, I. Monroe, A. Rodriguez, P. Hamilton, D, Kelley, E. Fischer, P. Castro, S Noda, K. Talcahabe, B. Remington. ROVV ll: R. Sentoyo, E. Churchill, L, Bailey, R. Eastraclc, B. Donnelly, H. Pickett, C. Portwood, C. Iones, G, Nelson T. Murphy, S. Marconi, D. F, Wilkox, R. Malaisse. ROW lll: B. Heinecke, R. VanVolkinburg, C. Iessee, R. Finacchiaro, R. Alexander, B. Kinsella, L. Murphy, E, Bearden E. Manzo, I. Powell, I. Alumbaugh, F. Pipitone, P, Black, E. Ritter. ROW lV: F. Crum, T. Black, R, Derby, C. Longanecker, R. Donnelly, S. Trindle, O. Leinberger, G. Frymire, I. Gordon R. Hannah, H. Poindexter, A. Clark, G. Hanna, I. Rodriguez, R, Fox. ROW V: L. Standlea, I. Walker, A. Brittain, E, Kovacs, C, Iones, H. Francis, I. Baumann, T, McCoy, R. Hargrave I. Schussler, F. Ferlig, G. Vfise, W. NVinton, B. Wagner, I. Watt. ROW l: V. Iohnson, A. Skillman, B. Vance, D. Raltery, C. Balding, H. Cochran, L. LaRue, E. Aesbedo, E. Williams, R Bachstein, D. Hoyt, A. Cherbak, I. Doe, L, Goins. ROW ll: D. Wight, R. Riscol, E. Harvel, R. DeBernarcl, D. Kettell, F. Merha, E, Harper, R. McMasters, K, Ollila, F. Mack B. Perrin, L. Hays, D. Curtis, K. Shoji, H Hesche. ROW lll: U. Luginbill, H. McCallum, P. Corn, H. Woltman, M. Lichti, R. Chambers, T. Washburn, R. Holbrook, B. Wil- liamson, R. Newton, D. Barber, A. Davenport, B Center, B. Abbott, E. Conway, E. Kroll. ROW lV: I. Iohnson, I. Dyer, L. Reihsen, D. Henry, M. Leo, A. Sticah, D. Krolce, H. Glascock, L. Iones, H. Emmons, E Clipperton, E. Edmisson, H. Wright, A. Wingerd, T. Valles, R. Dewey, C. Roberts. ROW V: D. Harris, L. Alonso, P. Valiton, I. Valiton, K. Zeller, E. Berryman, A. Barnhold, R. Weller, R, Schlecht, R. Shel- ton, K. Seay, W. Roeben, B. Craig, L. Catte, B. Ayles, B. Tucker, W. Lewman, D. Dinger. ROW l: A. Davis, A. Garrett, G. Stadley, P. Relph, R. Williams, H. Williamson, G. Stewart, M. Curtis, I. Titterington P. Atwood, E. Baxter, V. Clapp, B. Scott, R. Valli, E. VanNorman. ROW ll: G. Hitt, K. Davidson, R. lzquierdo, R. Stanton, A. Sciacca, N. Faulkner, C. Ryder, N. Scott, S. Phillips, D. Nevin M. Iordan, M. Smith, O. Garrison, D, Manley, B. Kirk, l. Neison. ROW lll: R. Childers, C. Smith, R. Lair, V. Shatter, M. Richards, B. Price, S. Rightman, A. Parsons, F. Swain, B. Ben- netts, E, McWilliams, l. Hull, A. Bruce, N. Vickery, E. Humbert, T. Grossi, B. King, ROW IV: F. Brown, E. Sanchez, B. Schunk, E. Rohrer, M. Bassignana, A. White, A. VanDort, D. Baumunk, M. Anderson N. Roy, M. Smith, D. Ayres, N. Schmid, A. VanFleet, A. Bigelow, M. Norcia, P. Vfaters, L. Culp. ROW V: M. Nicholls, G. Phelps, T. Kaemmerling, D. Neilson, M. Rutten, B. Hern, S. Pastrone, A. Riley, M. Mclntire L. Kilhourne, M, Sanders, E. Kendall, I. Tangeman, S. Briggs, M. lngulls, B. Tebbetts, V. Vfilliams, I. Morketter, M. Howe ROW li M. Arnold, O. Melrose, F. Audenino, M. L. Smiderly, T, Credelle, E. Allen, M. Rumrill, E. Baoher, L. Repola I. Scott, I. Benson, B. Vtfarner. ROW HI: M. Page, L. Sturges, G. Slane, C. Chormicle, E. Miller, E. Phibbs, E. Thornhill, T. Teodo, M. Kustel, C. Ward H. Webster, G. Heltzel, V. Steadham. ROW' lll: C. Taylor, H. Bamford, C. Thirlwall, T. Clements, E. Broyles, A. M. Smith, T. Martin, M. A. Merryman M. Browning, M. French, l. Henderson, R. Maggio, A. Caltabiano, E. Bales. ROW lV: R. Clickenger, B. Messer, I. Kegley, L. Larlcins, F. Cramer, C. O'Hair, H. Livermore, B. Hewitt, E. VanNorman E. Kramer, B. Nichols, M. Fisher, M. Ellis, W. Blair, L. Courtright. ROVV V: B. Cotton, L. Broyles, A. Bennett, M. Adams, E. Coon, H. Cramer, K. Ainsworth, F. Baker, N. French, M. Boyd B. Fleming, K. Krysto, D. Goodban, M. Holloway, K. Berry, E. Leete. Under the supervision ot their ad- visers, Miss Anderson and Mr. Payne, the class ot '39, early in the year, elect- ed their otticers. Among the many ac- tivities were the Sophomore Mothers' Tea and the annual class banquet. The theme ot the latter was the circus. ' CFFlCERS B. Davenport - President I. Chapman - V. President L. Iohns - - Secretary D. Latimer - Treasurer SOPHOMORES SOPHOMOBE BOYS ROW li R. Riura, B. Granados, D. Robertson, D. Donnelly, W. Hamilton, R. Elders, H. Hosletler, R. Ramsland, I. Gilv more, P. McCarter, A. Thomas, L. Kendall, R. Craig, V. Benton, L. Iohnson, E. Estes, B. Metzger, R. King. ROW ll: I. Nikodem, C. Callaway, C. Lewis, L. Hayden, I. Sullivan, B. Mengle, B. Putscher, R. Poindexter, I. Olson, K. Churchill, K. Cooper, R. Melendrez, B. Boothe, D. Taylor, D. Hahn, B. Nelson, R. Adams, F. Vroman, K. Okamoto. ROW lll: I. Silvas, I. Mann, I. Borba, W. Sachs, E. Murray, B. Smiderle, I. Thomas, I. lngram, I. Wire, C. Zimmer- man, L. Collins, F. Binnell, W. McConnell, E. Morrison, W. Schane, T. Herrera, G. Lovesee, C. Gomez, W. Keyes, I. Prince. ROW lV: R. Smith, T. Cardinas, S. Read, G. Collier, P. Zerbe, W. Linbquist, I. Vanlrleet, B. Davenport, C. Linck, L. Conklin, R. Angel, D. Lonvesee, G. Hays, F. Pennick, P. Witman, H. Ogden, I. Tennyson, M. Lusk, C. Lankford, L. Hudson, P. Green. ROW V: P. Colton, B. Traver, T. Beletrutti, P. Tarascou, R. Owen, H. Allison, W. Kelloer, P. Stone, P. Miller, W. Owen, G. Stillman, M. Long, G. Miller, A. Blessent, T. Wire, O. Sargent, I. Cramer, VV. Hinton, R. Putscher, B. Naitel, R. Mar- tinez, B. Badger. BOW VI: B. Olive. BOW li C. Bustarnant, I. Poole, I. Britain, L. Warner, W. Vanlfleet, B. Goodban, D. Birasall, M. Riggs, E. Whildin, C. Ad- mire, B. Ferguson, W. Darnell, R. Lynch, M. Williamson, C. Colton, B. Conklin. ROW ll: E. Pearson, A. McGuire, B. Mandtler, A. Iacohs, W. Scott, A. DiCarlo, P. Agujar, R. Lawhead, M. Brennan, E. McAlister, R. Niswander, I. Wilson, E. Long, V. Olinger, T, Schiro, B. Payne, B. Benson. ROW lll: M. Billings, M. Oliver, L. Vanliaton, B. Swaltney, I. Hart, B. Cleland, F. Williams, T. Betzer, N. Darell, I. Ains- worth, C. Cochran, N. Cardin, F. Thompson, C. Vernola, A. Bardwell, L. Iohns, D. Lucas, R. Powell. BOVV lV: G. Walter, R. Allison, I. Berdew, K. Ratekin, S. Grasso, I. Wisely, R. Iohnson, W. Stewart, P. O'Hair, L. Richards, W. Hinderliter, B. Shaw, D. Craig, W. Lewman, E. Whaley, L. Smith, I. Iordahl, C. Hall, P. Cuthbert. ROW V: P. Courtright, A. Harms, B. Novack, I. Graettinger, B. Davenport, I. Chapman, D. Latimer, P. Brennan, G. Barnes, M. Wooten, I. Clark, C. Arthur, G. B. McGahee, E. Farmer, G. Dithridge,I. DuVall,A. Adams, Y. Brand, S. Cutule, R. Mills, ROW li C. Ploot, H. Galavis, A. Clark, L. Sanchez, L. Perien, Perian, R. Garcia, L. VVilliams, L. Alter, G. DeCarlo, M. Miller, Clark, M. Lopez, P. Stewart, A. Salmon. ROW ll: R. Stewart, E. M. Overstake, P. Bickmore, M. Schaefer, S. Dugan, G. Hermans, B. Garrett, F. Powelson, N. Clayton, T. Gotham, l. Prato, S. Kinne, L. Brown, L. McDermott, W. Davis, T. Bowman. ROW HI: B. Bruce, E. Perkins, C. Relph, E. llolgnes, P. Swan, D. Anderson, P. Brigden, P. Titus, I. Baker, M. Rieclie, B. Bowe, A. Crowley, D. Fuller, L. Ladd, F. Sargent, l. Mitihell, I. Murphy. ROW' lV: F. Cowles, B. Hoppe, R. Greenberg, l. Hughes, Riecke, D. Murry, L. Acker, M. Tebbetts, A. Iaclison, A. Paul- son, A. Appel, I. Berg, L. Swain, M. Blake, V. Osborn, l. Pattee, L. Smith, B. Gilbert. ROW V: S. VanFleet, D. Stone, G. Swain, A. L. Cutuli, D. Iohnson, P. Gearhart, F. Kellenberger, C. Berta, B. Cross, M. Martin, B. Iohns, Y. Miller, E. Cameron, P. Reeder, M. I. Orchard, P. Glass, W. Hirschler, C. McVVilliams, P. Moore. ROW li l. Ward, B. Bybee, P. Ohair, R. Gearhart, F. Whitson, B. lensen, V. Riggs, R. Meeks, M. Gooding, V. Adams, M. Smith, M. Lindsey, D. Bascom, P. Self. ROW ll: A. Barrow, N. Cuthbert, B. Wieberg, l. Morando, D. Squires, M. Dilts, l. Branson, L. Hale, B. Wood, M. L. Warn, P. Riley, M. Herrmann, M, McGaush, M. Beach, P. Romedo. ROVV' lll: V. Rightetti, N. Whittington, M. Drysdale, L. Hork, M. Kuhns, P. Mason, C. Rheinecker, I. Stone, B. Ghormley, C. lones, L. Rojas, L. Latham, R. Howard, I. Campbell, l. WilliC1mS, l. Miller. ROW lV: H. Ramp, D. Donnelly, E. Williams, M. Kriegh, M. Larsen, G. Meredith, B.Kincaid, M. Smith, F. Morton, H.Nagy, V. Lee, M. Smith, M. Ream, M. Van, L. Weber, W. Moore, I. Meredith. ROW V: ,D. Emrich, P. Williams, P. Granger, R. Hickey, D. Myers, F. Thompson, l. Curtis, L. Getchell, E. lohnson, V. Hartley, A. Waters, P. Towne, C. Bondello, R. Garrett, L. Baer. As newcomers to the Chattey stu- dent body, the class ot '40 has had a number ot activities, namely lending support at the games and sponsoring the Freshman Mothers' Tea. Mrs. Hez- malhalch was made the new class ad- visor and with her leadership the class has proved itself very outstanding. OFFICERS C. Appleby - President Y. Miller - V. President W. Zmolek - Secretary l - FGGHGY - Treasurer I t l llilil F i FRESHMEN F RESHMAN BOYS ROW lt B. Henderson, G. Ayres, C. Warren, I. Pipitone, R. Taclcett, W. Traver, T. Pelessir, B. Hickcox, I. Griffin, H. Mc- Cauley, F. Dyer, H. Kimball, B. Ayles, T. Shoji. ROW Tl: R. Lamb, H. Iensen, N. Hixson, L. Fields, H. Terry, M. Underwood, W. Zmolek, I. Kemple, G. Davis, C. Petitt, F. McLenathen, D. Griffin, W. Waters, B. Ioy, E. Blades. ROW lIl1 K. Ross, E. Calhoon, V. DiCarlo, E. Acossano, B. Trewett, B. Smith, G. Squires, W. Brown, T, Conrow, E. Lion- berger, B. Traphagen, F. Grass, F. Hoppe, C. Parks, I. Dunnigan, B. Pruitt. ROW IV: E. Roden, G. Weber, D. Donovan, I. Schonert, L, Getchell, R. Emuly, A. Hugues, L. Dodge, T. Cuthuert, F. Bar- rile, R. Sachs, M. Williams, R. Hagan, I. B. Iaqess, R. Ritter, E. Throop, B. Kessler. ROW V: A. Pipitone, E. Clevenger, F. VanBrunt, A. Farris, K. ay, G. Edgar, H. Hempy, D. McClellan, I. lmlay, L. Under- wood, A. List, C. Iohnson, F. Miller, D. Edwardo, P. Hoter,, C. Barnes, G. Dearmin, C. Srnithson, Mr. Alter Imiddle of back rowI ROW li E. Bickl, F. Sepe, H. Myers, I. Iarvis, M. McKay, H. Ledig, S. Barrile, I. Merrow, T. Sachs, D. Sanderson, D. Gal- entine, R. Robinson, I. Feeney, M. Wieberg, D. Dutcher, M. Dewees. ROW ll: C. Mann, I. Nisbet, F. Fcheverria, S. Lee, D. Bert, O. Zahn, I. Lucas, I. Murphy, G. Warner, H. Wright, L. Kick, B. Hanna, L. Lewke, L. Burleson, R. Rogers, L. Schiro. ROW lll: L. Sherbondy, W, Askew, L. Hievert, R. Hannah, V. Broersrna, A. Boongaert, F. 'Wilhe-lm, T. Patterson, K. Bil- sten, K. O'Bryant, K. Vance, R. Tucker, H. Garton, A. Talice, O. Harvel, I. Schroll, P. Breese. ROW TV: B. Hopkins, F. Dwyier, S. Miller, C. Lucas, T. Roberts, P. Beach, Bryant, B. Spencer, H. Mansfield, O. David- son, I. Titterington, I. Lucas, R. Hutton, R. Gomez, R. Halstead, W. MacArthur, C. Chastain, L. 'Williams ROW V: H. Bond, B. Brian, V. Hedgcoth, T. Miller, R. Bradenberg, W. Kincaid, P. Fletcher, L. Welch, B. Poister, R. Walline, C. Appleby, K. Speaker, N. Peterson, R. Marabella, R. Felix, R. L. Hullon, C. Anderson, G. McCave, Dean Phillips, Don Phillips. ROW I: L. B. Callis, I. Setser, V. Allison, B. Aleman, B. Thompson, I. LaGrua, M. Quinn, B. Sichley, F. Pollen, A. Le- Platt, F. M. Allison, M. Rimmel, T. Anaya, L. Carney. ROW II: A. Phillips, M. Dupont, R. Bowlds, C. Cox, M. Steelman, I. Shane, L. M. Nall, D. Aron, L. Vega, S. Silva, V Rhatigan, I. Curtis, H. Barnard, M. Armstrong, D. Miani. ROW III: L. Strom, B. Donovan, B. Blatnick, E. M. ertl, M. Holst, I. Russell, B. Hansen, E. L. Williams, M. Freclluncl B. Glan, E. Katzenstein, H. Henry, I. Savala, A. Snyder, B. Bauman. ROW IV: I. Cudler, B. Lerner, E. Baca, H. Wassner, D. Smith, R. Thomas, E. Vittone, B. Brown, L. Mason, B. VonLehe L. Olio, B. Kabot, A. Kniep, L. Iones, T. Powell, I. Salmon. ROW I: O. Rose, D. I. Grant, I. Akern, I. Fowler, E. Husted, I. Lazar, D. Reeves, I. Fowler, E. Iarina, B. Ludor, W Ripley, M. Valdepena, M. Foster, L. Rogers, M. Eads, N. Igoe, B. Abeles, R. Reynolds. ROW II: M. Ferrera, I. Glines, M. Anaya, G. Zorich, P. Larish, A. Oliveras, G. I. Spring, I. L. Alexander, D. Peterson I. Stocktisch, R. Dinotf, S. Montoya, D. Kunz, T. Divino, C. Payne, D. Davis, E. Palmer. ROW IIIZ D. Ruh, B. Morison, I. Entwhistle, R. Greenlea, D. Bancroft, M. Riedel, M. Nanassy, I. Smith, M. Culwell E. Gerler, D. Seaberg, P. Henry, M. Partain, R. Moxley, R. Silva, T. Alcala, E. Portwood. ROW IV: R. McCurdy, B. Wadsworth, B. Mclilwaine, R. Munoz, R. Broiles, I-I. Savala, I. Pinter, A. Bonner, D. Aaland I. Hays, F. Wilson, E. Kangas, I. McKnight, B. Carlson, R. Roos, D. Roses, C. Smith, L. Mills, B. Howard. HONOR SOCIETY M. Nanassy, I. Glines, I. Alexander, M. Steelman, I. Shane, M. Ferrua, C. Payne, A. Kniep. OFFICERS President - - - Myrtle Armstrong Vice-President - - Richard Thomas Secretary - - Emmy Lou Williams Treasurer - - - Maizie Steelman Social Chairman - Iay Mitchell I 1 1 I 1 UPLAND oPPicERs President - - Marion Betz Vice-President - - - Ioe Hadzirna Secretary-Treasurer - Dick Pehl FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andrez Sura, Ioe Hadzirna, Tilden Hall, Harry Masuda, Olive Bryant, Louise Eukuda, Alberta Derby, Eleanor Maxie, Lucille McAllister, Helen Longanecker, Evelyn Camp, Lucille Lyons, Esther Masuda, Helen Dark, lose Ramirez, Clegg Betz, Pedro Rodriguez. SECOND ROW: Roy Shafer, Philip Collier, Harold Hall, Pa ul Meza, Orville Bert, Vance Snow, Earl Musser, Lloyd Kear, Kay Kaernmerling, Weldon Moore, Bert Dark. THIRD ROW: Elias Asabedo, Bill Stickney, Paul Turner, Hoyce Henkins, Betty Anne Horsch, lanice Zirnrnerrnan, Betty Gingerich, Ora Dee Alexander, Elaine Maxie, Ruby Royer, lean Pooler, Neorna McCoy, Pauline Iacobs, Burbank Curtis, Dwight Bert, Edgar Pierce. TOP ROW: lose Herrnosillo, Philip Holden, Ethel Iean Wilson, Margaret Owen, Dixie Lee Iordan, Marion Betz, Elaine Evans, Doris Detrners, Norrna Stout, Edith Hill, Doris Merchant, Nell Seay, Virginia Roberts, Roberta Manley, Dick Pehl, Ioe Savala. HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Maxie, Orville Bert, Ora Dee Alexander, Dwight Bert, Dixie Lee Iordan, Ruby Royer, Ioe Had- zirna, Helen Longanecker. - 1- - s. A. , Iv:-:ff?iM4QAvH+'r I -if-ggi ina FCNTANA The Fontana classes ot '39 and '40 participated in the school play, I-luckle-V berry Finn, played in the orchestras, and can boast of outstanding scholar- ship. Two students, Marjory Nanassy and Arnold Kniep, in the Standardized Algebra Test, received grades not eX- ceeded in the United States. Fine spirit was shown at the Sophomore Banquet. By next year, the new auditorium, tor which bonds were voted, will be com-A plete tor such events as these. During Education Week, the parents saw ex-- hibits from each class, and the students enjoyed the annual Freshman-Sopho-V more brawl. UPLAND The Upland lunior High School class ot l937 was featured in the Christ- mas pageant, and in two plays spon- sored by the P. T. A. The Lincoln Cratorical Contest was won by the class president, Marion Betz, with Lucille Lyons second. The Girls' Choral Group and the Iunior High School Crchestra are known tor their splendid work. The football team won tour games out ot six. 1 The basketball team was one ot the strongest in the school's history. Many students enjoyed the three new campus tennis courts. Leadership was ably furnished by this l937 ninth grade, and Upland can well be proud ot their spirit and co- operation. 44 59 XWVWNWWW fffwijm if Wfqgg,gQ wwfff N 1 Y f vp W E. Craigmiles, E, Hendy, Miss McClella d V W ly V Driftwood is a small poetry maga- zine put out by junior college students and to which the high school may con- tribute. Because of financial difficul- ties only one issue was published this year. lt was dedicated to Miss Mabel Stanford, junior college journalism teacher. High school students who made some of the linoleum block prints are Evelyn Craigmiles, Evelyn Hendy, Vir- ginia Miller, and Vesta Wisley. Miss Lela McClelland, high school art teach- er, helped in these. Those Who contributed poems are Louise Fietz, lain Hall, Ruth Ward, Charlotte Nance, Sally Toomey, and Gene Stadley. DRIFTWOOD N A .JJ J 'Y JJAJ 4 4 A , .,1l',4i1' ' 'lv ff f I X ij' jj ji! 4 ,t F! ,fc-ja - if 1 V I I i .ff ,A .. . v lf, 5,5 ijf f gf xv, X ,f J ' . or i-if ff' .f , ff f f - i 'f ,f f x y .V X ww g I My A v 6 5,9 t wir? od ,wtf QM .M MJ WM rf' fr 4 Q K' . X -J 3 . Q. VNV .Q A V' Q '- x 2' J .. S: TJ' x i 0 ff Q L f -8 wi Q t C N J .L Y fa ' ' vi 5 N L 1 K J JA AL J H' 1- if xg ROW I: B. Gecrrhczrt, B, Hope, L. Fietz, B. Hoist, V. Young bg - Row ii. W. Chase, N. 1. H4111 wig ,MIX Miss Smith 1. ROW HI: W. MacArthur, B. Broiuer, I. Iohnson, E. Porrker, R. Dobroski, V. MacPherson, PRESS All high school news for the Chotitey United Press is covered by the high school reporters under Miss Dorothy Smith. The outstofnding student ot the journotiism cldss receives the gnnuotl gwgrd, given igst year to Midge Iohns. ef . K V 5 32 Z2 l 'Y 1 1 1' . , Q 4 f 4 'H' 4' L R ...: 'l ' M SX f '- f -f- . .. 2 - . Q, P L f 1, 'sz iw ,f ROW l: N. Nanassy, W. Mertz, R. Crum, I. Nesbit, M. Hutton ROW ll: B. L. Grass, M. E. Hahn, D. Webster, P. Capen, M. Fleming BOW Ill: Miss McClelland, B. Gearhart, K. Wesilund, D. Millar, P. Lucas, G. Hitler, B. Deern Frank and Flossie did such a fine job of selling Fastis that the sales went over the top. The sale of programs for the Pomona football game helped provide funds for the purchase of a modern speed camera. FASTI H D Ph llips H. Larson Tft E B ff gton S. Kipp Podrasnik Contest ..... With a fund of three thous- and dollars established by Alois Podrasnilc, to be used as prizes, this annual contest was held in the Armistice Day assemblies. l-larold Burton merited first place, with Strother Kipp and Charles Bleick taking second and third respectively. Agricultural Oratoricccl Contest ..... l-leld in the Los Angeles Times Building, the first place in the Agricultural Cratorical Contest was captured by Hoyt l-louchen with his speech, Hldeclaiming the Dust Bowl. Declamation Contest ..... The Declamation Contest consists of orations Well-known to the American people. l-lugo Larson placed first, Dean Phillips took a close second, and Robert Gray third. Toast Master's Contest ..... Speaking on the UCon- stitutional Crisis, Floyd Tift Won first place, and Strother Kipp placed second with his speech con- cerning the inventions of Professor Von Schmootzf' The contest was held at the Grill in Pomona. ORATORY Crombie Allan Peace Contest: Through a generous endowment by Mr. Crom- bie Allan this Peace contest is held an- nually, before the Rotary Club. ln the semi-tinals Wilbern Brown, Edwin But- tington, and George Stillman won the right to speak before the club. Australian Friendship Contest ..... George Chaltey established this con- test in l925 and dedicated it to his two sons. First prize was captured by Nor- ma Long, with Bonnie Lindsay and Donald Williams taking the other prizes in the order named. Richardson Contest .... Sponsored by Mr. Newel Richardson, the purpose of this contest is to further American pa- triotic ideals. The honor ot first place in l936 went to Ralph Smith. Canadian Friendship Contest .... Es- tablished by George Chattey at the same time as the Australian, this con- test is to promote friendship between the United States and Canada. Alta Matlay and LeRoy Brown tied for first, Nadine Eastlaclf: received third place. Miss Avery, Public Speak B. Gray F BARBIE Having its world premiere at Chaffey, 'lBarbie delighted the students in the second semester. The authoress, Betty Runalds, who was present at its performance, wrote the play about adolescent love. lean Macaulay played Barbie Wentworth, whose affections were wasted upon Herbert Bueh- ler as Iimrnie Fitzgerald. They were ably supported by Peggy Graham, Harold Salisbury, and Eileen Greear. ,XXX THE WEDDI ln this delightful play the nervous groom was played to perfection by Gordon Sible,., assisted by his demure bride, Marjorie Faulkner. The best man, Harold Salisbury, tried to conduct the wed- ding, but so did the aunt, Ellen Highsmith. The con- fliction was amusing. The supporting roles were efficiently portrayed by Theda Smith, the sorrowful mother, Edwin Buffington, a friend, and Hugo Lar- son, as the father. E. Buffington, E. Highsmith, H. Larson, M. Faulkner, G. Sible, T. Smith M. Faulkner, G. Sible H. Beuhler, E. Greear, H. Salisbury, I. Macaulay, P. Grahame i i H. Larson, M. Faulkner, D. Milliken, B. L. Grass, H. Salisbury, l. Settle, S. Toomey, W. Mertz, E. Bu-flington, l. Nesbit, F. Tilt, S. Underwood l, Fietz, B. l. Grass, W. Mac!-Xrthur, H. Salisbury H. Larson, S. Underwood, B. L. Grass, H. Salisbury The dramatic production ot the Seniors this year Was 'Seventeenf' Sally Toomey Was the belle on Fridalc, and Saturday, Mayln Bradly played the heroine. Walter Mac Arthur Was the enamored Bil- lie Baxter, and his sister lane Was portrayed by Lou- ise Fietz. Other young Lochinvars were Walter Mertz, lames Settle, and Donald Milliken. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter were drarnatized by Harold Salisbury and Barbara Leigh Grass. Hugo Larson was the father ol May Parcher, who was played by Marjorie Faulkner. The negro role was played by Floyd Tilt, and lanice Nesbit and Sylvia Underwood ably sup- ported the cast as triends ot Miss Parcher. SEVENTEEN ROW l: Mrs. Blakeslee, H. Salisbury, E. Corn ROW ll: L. Kendall, I. Dyer, K. Cooper, D. Donnelly ROW Ill: A. Kimball, H. Larson, E. Dempsey, R. Mason, G. Rumrill, R. Townley S Marconi .ROW lV: I. Orchard, V. MacPherson, T. Murrell, L. Alonzo, W. Lewman, H Beuhleer I Beattie M Hudson K Ollila ROW I: E. Corn, Mrs. Blakeslee, M. Faulkner, M. Pontin ROW ll: M. Whatley, S. Toomey ROW lll: H. Donovan, E. Paulin ROW lV: M. Bovee, L. Kellenberger ROW V: B. Nelson, M. Hartley, l. Henderson, P. Graham, M. Porter ROW Vl: A. Keith, K. Beckley ROW VH: V. Wright, R. Clark, l. Willingham, M. Myers, I. Mehl, C. Ledig ROW Vlll: R. Hargrave, T. Smith ROW IX: R. Myers, M. Payne, G. McCurdy, M. Schowalter, K. Fischer ROW X: M. Beahm, F. Swain BOYS' GLEE CLUB Austin Kimball was tirst semester's president aided by the Sec.-Treasurer, Harold Salisbury. Her- bert Buehler and Tom Murrell Were president and Sec.-Treasurer ot the second semester. The club was enjoyed at the Home Concert and many other places. GIRLS' ADVANCED GLEE CLUB The Advanced Girls Glee Club sang at com- mencement, and was enthusiastically received at the Home Concert, as Well as various occasions at school. Katheen Beckley was president and Kath- erine Fischer was secretary-treasurer. GLEE CLUB ROW l: L. Kellenberger, R. Hargrave, K. Beckley, lsitfing downl S. Toomey, P. Relph ROW ll: E. Paulin, B. Nelson, Mrs. Blakeslee, l. Willingham, I. Mehl, M. Schowalter, R. Clark, K. Fischer, E. Corn, M. Faulkner ROW llli P. Grahame, E. Dempsey, R. Ollila, M. Hudson, H. Buehler, T. Murrell, A. Kimball, G. Rumrlll, H. Salisbury ' ROW l: B. Iensen, l. Nelson, M. Srniderly, l. Credelle, M. Arnold, B. Warner, C. Chormicle, O. Melrose, M. Beach, W. Phillips ROW ll: Mrs. Blakeslee, E. Thornhill, R. Stewart, R. Garrett, H. Livermore, V. Hartley, C. Relph, L. Baer, M. Schaefer, L. Sturges, B. Hewitt ROW Ill: P. Brigden, P. Stewart, A. Garrett, P. Miller, F. Thompson, D. Zenz, D. Anderson, P. Titus, P. Relph, N. Whit- tington, M. Page ROW lV: V. Griffin, K. Berry, D. Donnelly, M. Norcia, O. Garrison, G. Swain, L. Appel, M. Rutten, P. Reeder, F. Powel- son, N. Clayton, M. Bowlds ROW V: B. Duncan, F. Swain, A. Parsons, M. Nicholls, C. Ryder, L. Kilbourne, M. Sanders, l. Kaemmerling, G. Phelps, HARMONY CLUB The Harmony club is a group of people chosen from the advanced glee clubs. They sang at many functions during the year. Harold Salisbury - Pres. - Marilyn Showalter Kathleen Beckley - Sec.-Treas. - Kenneth Ollila S. Pastroni, D. Murry, L. Acker, B. Hoppe ELEMENTARY GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Because of their ability to sing different music, Mrs. Blakeslee pronounced this group the most gift- ed class she has ever taught. The glee club sang at both the Freshman and Sophomore teas. The girls are schooled for advanced work. HARMONY CLUB ROW li B. Iones, C. Valiton, I, Stanford, I. McClements, D. Benson, S. Hunter, C. lones ROW ll: P. acobs, D. Merry, M. Weir, B. Williams, M. Peters,T. Black, E. Fischer, C. Swan, I. Nova, M. Beir, B. Ad' arns,T. Beletrutti BOW Ill: H. Hendrickson, M. Harms, W. Close, K, Ratekin, B. Boggs, D. Hahn, V. Spencer, B. Paulin, A. Deliakosy, E. Whaley, E. Farmer, K. Ollila, E, Libhart BOW IV: E. erryman, C. Tilliton, W. Stewart, B. Miles, H. Taylor, B. illiams, C. lohnson, Mr. Owen, I. Benson, F. Wil- liams,V. Byrant, H. Wehr, R. Driscol, E. Wing, H. Kieser Besplenclent in their new uniforms of red and blue, the band gave a won- derful concert which pleased all, and left standing room only. Football ancl basketball games were also livenecl by their spirited playing. This is the larg- est band in Chaffey for many years BANDS ROW l: H. Stys, D. Brooke, G. lacobs, R. Smith, E. Nelson R Boardman M Harms H Hendrickson E Wing H Walt man, D. Arms, L. Olson, S. Underwood, M. Schulz ROW ll: B, Paulin, D. ahn, M. Peters, B. Riscol, R. Dobrosky F Williams B Miles F Audinino I Clements H Glas cock, B. Iones, D. Benson, P. Iacobs, K. Fischer, I. Stanford C Valiton S Taylor Mr Owen L Thorpe V Spencer K. Henry, R. VVilliams, N. Myers, C. lohnson, E. Nelson R Boardman H Hendrickson S Taylor The orchestra under the skillful di- rection of Mr. Owen gave a delightful performance in an assembly of the sec- ond semester. The organization also gave a concert which was very well received by the public. This musical group, as well as the band, has de- veloped amazingly in the last few years, and promises to be the best yet. ORCHESTRA Wedding party in the fashion show Bullet costumes A suit for every occasion Tcrg'er Inn Home core of the sick Baby Books Fair booth fLC1tinj 1 WR A ax ,ii E l I ,f r SITTING: V. Bursrna, C. Iohnson, B. McDaniel, L. I-Iiebert, E. Fischer, N. Hixon, R. Kessler, T. Roberts STANDING: Mr. Delhauer, V. Benton, F. Thompson, C. Robertson, E. Clipperton, E. Berryman, D. Latirner, L. Richards, W. Fettik, I. Chapman, I. Iohnson, G. Weber ROW I: D. Black, F. Merha ROW II: H. Ledig, O. I-Iarvel, I. Nikodern, S. Marconi, I. Murphy, L. Kick, D. Robertson ROW III: V. Hamilton, E. Harvel, I. Britan, S. Grasso, F. Grass, G. Lovesee, W. Keys, B. Mengle ROW IV: A. Blessent, C. MacPherson, W. Stewart, E. Wing, Mr. Wilson, R. Hargraves, R. Griffin, M. Morris, D. Wight, R. Lynch PIGEON CLUB To stimulate interest in pig- eons, and to permit the student to put his subject matter into en- joyable use, are the principal aims ot the club. President - Wallace Pettick Vice President -- Lewis Richards Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - - Iohn Chapman Club Reporter - Dick Latimer Sponsor - Mr. Ray Delhauer AVIATION CLUB The members ot the Avia- tion Club have been building many types oi model airplanes this year. President - - Eugene Wing Vice President - Don Wight Treasurer - - Marvin Morris Club Reporter - David Thomas Sponsor - Mr, Harold Wilson ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ESCI-ISCHCLTZIA CLUB The Eschscholtzia club is one ot the oldest clubs on the campus. The members are voted into the club. President: Ianice Nesbit Vice-President: Mabellu l-lution Secretary: Barbara Leigh Grass Treasurer: Mary Ellen Bahn Sponsors: Miss Avery, Miss Hyde ANTHCLCGY The Anthology club is made up entirely oi boys. The meetings are held once a month in the evening. President: Charles Bleioli First Vice-Pres: Kenneth Westlund Second Vice-Pres: Bobert Doll Sec.-Treas: Howard White Sponsor: Miss Avery l: A. Adams, B. Hargrave, M. Bovee, M. Fleming, I. Daggs, G. Bitter, I. Nesbit ll: S. Shepherd, l. Sales, R. Ward, K. Fischer, M. Hahn, B. Draper, B. Phibbs lll: I. Iohnson, N. Nanassy, B. Grass, C. Nance, Miss Avery, D. Webster, D. Millar, N. Barton, I. Mehl li B. Heinecke, E. Parker, C. Bleick, G. Sible, B. Davenport, H. Salisbury, B. Thrall ll: A. Clapp, Miss Avery lll: C. Bovee, B. Corn, L. Ramp, H. Utman, B. DeBerard, L. Hays, P. Mack, C. Southworth ROW lV: A. Kimball, K. Westlund, B. McKall, l-l. Buehler, B. Doll, W. Mertz, H. White, I. Latimer, I. Ayles ROW I: C. Yamaguchi, E. Fietz, H. Davis, N. Gilliland, L. Fietz, F. Dorning, S. Toomey, G. Bitter, I. Nesloit, P. Hill I. Dutcher BOW II: T. Larkin, B. Crum, T. Smith, H. Donavan, G. Hutchinson, E. Fischer, D. Willen, B. Anderson, M. Cline, A. Bur- ton, V. Ellis, E. Kiss BOW Ill: M. Fleming, M. Bahn, M. Myers, I. Wehl, E. Buffington, L. Standlea, E. Billings, H. Francis, H. Hesche, I. Faulk- ner, E. Poe, M. Hutton, B. Grass ROW IV: A. Bernard, V. Wolfe, B. Kelly, N. Nanassy, A. Greenwood, C. Nance, P. Iohns, I. Schmidt, B. Verity, E. Grier R. Pedersen, M. Schmid, I. Mason, G. Waters BOW' V: G. Dwyier, A. Carlson, P. Capen, A. Davenport, B. Weller, W. Mertz, Miss Avery, B. Schlecht, T. Tift, E. Fietz I. Settle, F. Brand, L. Iones BOW' I: P. Belph, G. Stadley, F. Audeming, E. Booher, V. Clapp, O. Melrose, W. Askew, V. Biggs, I. Meredith, L. Baer M. Smith, I. Lucas, W. Hamilton HOW II: A. Garrett, A. Baltabiano, N. Schmid, T. Martin, B. Garrett, D. Smrich, D. Nivin, R. Adams, M. Warnl, l. Bran- son, L. Hall, M. Schaefer, L. Sturges, G. Meredith ROW III: M. K. Krysto, B. Tebbetts, B. Fleming, M. Tebloetts, M. Boyd, I. Tangeman, M. Saunders, L. Kilbourne, D. Neil- son, Y. Miller, B. Mengle, M. Iordon, D. Fuller, V. Shatter ROW IV: M. Orchard, B. Bennetts, E. Leete, M. Lusk, C. Applloy, F. Grass, G. Stillman, P. Stone, B. Powell, W. Hinton W. Kelber, W. Conklin, A. Crowley, F. Iohnson, P. Granger BOW V: L. Warner, B. Angel, G. Ainsworth, K. Ratikin, A. Sargent, E. Farmer, C. Arthur, G. Dithridge, Miss Avery, D. Latimer, Y. Brand, B. Mills, T. Conrow, B. Novack, I. Graettinger, C. Whitnery, D. Birdsall SCHOLARSHIP SCCIETY For membership in the Scholarship Society one must have a minimum oi ten points. An A grade receives three points. A HB marking receives one point. Walter Mertz - - President - Mabellu Hutton Floyd Tift - - Vice President - Ioyce Schmidt Barbara Leigh Grass Secty.-Treas. - Prudence Belph Miss Avery - - - Sponsor I 1 SCCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science club endeavors to stimulate interest in toreign and domestic attairs. President ---- Theda Smith Vice-President - Bernice Crist Secretary - Virginia Ellis Club Reporter - Iolea Weber Sponsor - Miss Anderson PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Physical Science club is open to students who have taken Chemistry or Physics. Scientific theories are discussed and practical demonstra tions are given. President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Club Reporter Sponsor - - Benson Hall - Virgil Bryant Mary Okamoto Edwin Butfington - Louise Eietz - Mr. Vick TOP ROW'--STANDING: B. Tebbetts, C. Thompson, E. Poe, T. Smith, G. Hamilton, D, Ward, R. Powell, A. Schunk M. Ingalls, B. Crist, B. Verity, A. Cooper ROVV II: M. Gaylord, A. Keith, Miss Anderson, B. Messer, M. E. Myers, G. Hutchinson, I. Weber, Y. Ellis SITTING: R. Newton, D. Millikan, I. Craig, E. Patterson SIDE: H. Gale, M. Cline ROW I: P. Pipitone, N. McKay, H. Francis, R. Weller, E. Walters, E. Fietz ROW II: E. Buifington, E. Brand, V. Bryant, B. Hall, M. Richardson, D. Savalo, I. Mason, B. Kelley, M. Okamoto R Chambers, I. Settle, L. Rheison, E. Edmisson, E. Cummings, K. Kinsella, H. Riley, R. Schlecht, R. McMasters, Mr Vick L. Hayes, B. Gray ' 2 ROW li R. Travers, Mr. Minton, R. Felix, B. Benson, I. Perdew ROW ll: I. Mann, H. Macauley, G. Foote, R. Niswander, M. Adams, L. Getchell ROW li A. Scott, M. Slater, W. Fettik, B. Williams, H. Rucker, B. Deem ROW ll: K. lustice, M. Vlfanamaker, M, Tracy, H. Murphy, I. Giannoni, R. Vestel, G. lzquierdo ROW Ill: A. Schonert, A. Sanders, B. I. Page, B. Smith, A. Sparfeldt, H. lensen, C, Schroll, V. Bennett STANDING: C. Nance, D. Bigelow, E. Cagle, Mr. Watenpaugh, B. MacFarlane, H. Blatnick, K. Patrick Pl-IILATELIC CLUB The purpose oi the Philatelic Club is to create a greater interest in the old hobby ot stamp collect- ing. President - - - David Wallcinshaw Vice President - - - George Foote Secretary - - Raymond Niswander Club Reporter - - - - Robert Felix Sponsor ------ Mr. Minton COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club attempts to acquaint the students with the business World, and to tit them for it. Charlotte Nance - President - - Ben Williams Ben Williams - Vice President - lda Giannoni Aleene Sanders - Secty.-Treas. - Betty lo Page lda Giannoni - Program Chairman - Betty Deem Gloria lzguierdo ------ Ruby Vestal Betty Deem - - Club Reporter - lda Giannoni Gloria lzquierdo Mr. Frank Watenpaugh - Sponsor ROVV I: I. Nesbit, B. Grass, M. Rahn, M, Hutton CUTDCCB CLUB The Outdoor club was organized this year as a nature study club. President - Gordon Sible Vice President - - - Harold Thomas Secretary-Treasurer Chester Christensen Sponsor ---- Mr. Payne FBENCH CLUB This year the French club studied French cus- toms, and costumes of the different provinces. President - - Dorothy Bosenberger Vice-President - - Natalie Barton Secretary-Treasurer Anita Garrett Sponsor - - - Mrs. Emily Coke RCW II: Mr. Payne, W. Winton, R. Barnsland, D, Wilcox, C. Christensen, G. Sible BACK STANDING: Mrs. Coke, R. Bridge, N. Barton, V. Williams, M. Sanders, B. Southey SITTING: P. Atwood, M. Krysto, L. Thomas, D. Rosenberger, M. Hartley, B. Petre ROVV I: W. Houlette, A. Garrett 2 T- I 3 I E Z ' .. ff ssrss 'KYQHM ROW I: E. Fietz, P. Hill, V. Steadham, D. Benson, V. Clapp, H. Galams, E. Holmes, G. Swain, H. Iensen, C. Thirlwall O. Melrose, H. Webster, K. Henry ROW II: V. Riggs, H. Ramp, E. Iohnson, E. Kramer, H. Williamson, R. Lair, T. Reynolds, A. Holloway, E. Cummings E. Fietz, I. Branson, M. Okornoto, E. Thornhill, E. Brown ROW III: V. Criss, I. Nesbit, W. Blair, A. Keith, V. Miller, E. Roth, M. Curtis, M. Peters, C. Ryder, D. Manley, M. Hallo- way, G, Ritter, T. Smith, M. Piler, D. Ward ROW IV: V. Ellis, M. Fleming, P. Titus, M, Gaylord, P. Pearson, Miss Mabon, Mrs. Herron, G. Riggle, T. Smith, V. Shaef fer, S. Pastroni, G. Hitt, ROW V: B. Phibbs, M. B. Grass, G. Gearhart, ROW VI: Y. Miller, P. I. Schmidt, M. Mclntire, SITTING: I. Nesbit, M. LEFT SIDE STANDING: RIGHT STANDING: E. BACK ROW: L. Fuller, P. Atwood, E. Patterson Boyd, M. Tebbetts, K. Fischer, R. Ward, N. Nanassy, M. Hutton, I. Weber, C. Nance, M. Cline M. Wallace, I. Mehl, B, Tebbetts, E. Cameron, M. Vickery, D. Iohnson Reeder, B. Kelly, I. Nova, L. Fuller, D. Randall, S. Sparlock, A. Biglow, L. Kilbourne, B. Verity, M. Rogers, S. Ross, D. Pederson, D. Ayres, G. Hutchinson, A. Cooper, F. Hoppe Hutton, B. Grass, T. Smith D. Randall, S. Ross, G. Ritter, M. Okornoto, K, Fischer, Miss Mabon Brown, T. Reynolds E. Patterson, V. Ellis, G. Hutchinson, Mrs. Herron, C, Nance, I. Vifeber, M. Cline G. A. A. Any girl earning two hundred points in after- school sports is eligible for membership in the G. A. A. The girls enjoyed a very successful year. President - - - - Mary Okomoto Vice President ---- Sally Ross Secretary-Treasurer - Grace Hutchinson Song Leader ---- Opal Melrose Sponsor - - Mrs. Herron, Miss Mabon ATLETA CLUB ' The Atleta club is a girls' athletic honor society for those who have won their letters. President: Iolea Weber lNTER NCS The members of the lnter Nos are first and sec- ond year students. The club studies Roman life and customs. Consul - Iack Crraettinger Vice Consul Russel Ramsland Scriba - Dorothy Nelson Sponsor Mrs. Lily l-lawkinson GENS TCGATA To socialize Latin is the chief aim ot the Cfens Togata. The meetings are held monthly. Consul ---- Atlee Clapp Vice Consul - Elinor Poe Scriba - - Velma Wolfe Sponsor Mrs. Lily l-lawkinson ROW l: K. Henry, C, Yamaguchi, B. Larkin, E. Walker, G. Ritter, H. Davis, E. Brown, I. Dutcher, M. M. Fleming ROW ll: D. Merkins, V. Wolfe, I, Poister, l. Faulkner, l. Iohnson, B Poe, A. Clements, M. Rahn, Miss Weber ROW l: I, Scott, V. Clapp, L. Sturges, T. Martin, H. Williamson, B. Bennett, B. Broadwater, B. Hewitt, B, Scott ROW ll: E. Leete, E, Sanchez, A. Caltabiano, N. Schmid, Miss Weber, Mrs. Hawkinson, V. Schaeffer, R. Lair, D. Good- ban, M. Halloway, R. Adams ROW llli B. Fleming, B, Tebbetts, C. Ryder, D. Dexter, B. Wara, S. Rightman, I. Tangeman, D. Neilson, I. Morlcetter, I. Collier, K. Olcamoto, D. Manley ROW lV: P. Green, W. Kelber, W. Hinton, F. Miller, F. Williamson, G. Stillman, M. Long, B. Close, R. Powell, L. Vxfarner, L. Fuller, L. Kilbourne, E, Kendall 5 - 1 a FJ ,MV V, ...v,-,fx ROW l lSittingl: E. Billings, B. Crum, E. Draper, G. Calloway, E. Cagle, D. I. Perdue BOW ll lSittingl: VV. Blair, F. Clayton, l. Sales, H. Ellis ROW lll lSittingl: P. Valiton, M. Bennett, I. Walker, C. Thompson, B. Gearhart, F. McWilliams STANDING: B. Abbot, A. Clements, S. Schuler, D. Battery, M. Fleming, M. Munger, R. Ward, Mr. Pells, C. Bovee P. Capen, F. Tift, W. Mertz BOW l: I. Valiton, L. Alonzo, T. Smith, L. Sharp, F. Dorning, A. M. Clewett, L. Moore, E. Greear, B. Pedersen HOW ll: A. Skillman, A. Barnard, H. Degidio, E. Both, A. Bowman, M. Guerrero, Miss Wynne, C. lesse, P. I. Pearson H. Zomorano, V. Miller CAMEBA CLUB This year the Camera club sponsored a success- ful snapshot contest. Eugene Billings President Ed Phillips Buth Ward Vice-Pres. Walter Mertz Bhoda Crum Sec.-Treas. Floyd Tilt Philip Capen Club Beporter Barbara Gearhart Advisor Mr. Pells SPANISH CLUB The Spanish club studied many Spanish speak- ing countries this year. President: Manuel Guerrero Vice-Pres: Eileen Greear Sec.-Treas: Alice Clewett Club Beporter: Alberta Bowman Sponsor: Miss Wynne GERMAN CLUB There are two German clubs this year, one titth period and the other sixth period. Meetings were held every three weeks. Die Deutsche Gesellschaft Die Deutsche Plaudertasche Chester DeVore President Iuanita Iohnson K. Takanabe Vice-President Paul Hamilton Genevieve Iacobs Secretary' Marilyn Schowalter Walter Mertz Treasurer Robert McMasters Miss Bissell Sponsor Miss Bissell TASTE AND BASTE CLUB ln order to create and to develop interest in homemaking activities, the Taste and Baste club meets twice a month. Iovce Schmidt President: Ioyce Schmidt Iovce Lee Vice-President Barbara Phibbs Chiyoko Yamaguchi Secretary-Treasurer Chiyoko Yamaguchi Millicent Schmid Club Reporter Ruth Howell Miss Graves Sponsors Miss Kent ROW li B. Mengle, P. Hamilton, I. Tucker, E. Ritter, Miss Bissell, D. Vv'ilcox, R. Remington, K. Takanabe, R. Futscher ROW ll: D. Larick, M, Rahn, M. Lewke, B, Price, L. Culp, I. Iohnson, l. Sales, G. Iacobs, G. Ritter, B. Brauer ROW lll: R. Derby, B. Davenport, L. Reihsen, F. Mack, A. Davenport, M. Schowalter, D. Wight, H. Hesche, D. Birdsaee, P. Stone, V. Bryant ROW lV: P. Capen, R. McMasters, I. Iordahl, C. DeVore, W. Mertz, W. Raeben, R. Mills, K. Westlund, I. Settle, B. Perrin ROW li C. Yamaguchi, E. Fietz, L. Barton, M, French, R. lzquierclo, M. Pifer, E. Blair, M. Ielinek, O. Melrose ROW ll: P. Waters, G. Greco, M. Pontin, F. Miller, B. Gage, I. Nova, H. Donovan, R. Howell, R. Maggio, E. Kramer ROW lll: B. M. Watters, I. Lee, M, Mclntire, M. Schmid, M. Pearson, I. Schmidt, S. Spurlock, B. Hendy, B. Davis, M. Leibold, L. Culp ROW lV: N, Schmid, Miss Graves, Miss Kent HI Y CLUBS ROW l: E. Parker, E. Tate, I. Franklin, Mr. Mitchell, K. Halstead, C. Bleick, M. Guerreo ROW Il: A. Kimball, C. Bovee, R. Atwood, F. Mack, C. DeVore, E. Smith, Cr. Sible, V. Iohnson ROW HI: H. Utman, C. Kropt, K. Westlund, H. White, R. Doll, W. Mertz, F. Tift, I. Ayles, C. Southworth ROW l: B. Heinecke, I. Walker, H. Francis, R. DeBerard, L. Standlea, F. Pipitone, C. Longanecker, E. Fischer ROW ll: L. Hayes, D. Harris, D. Barbour, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Kegley, H. Woltman, D. Curtis, H. Hesche ROW lll: A. Davenport, B. Perrin, R. McMasters, D. Dinger, W. Roeben, R. Ayles, H. Emmons, B. Wlliamson R. Newton ROW lt L. Kick, D. Hahn, B. Spensor, R. O'Bryant, R. Brandenberg, T. Miller, K. Vance, B. Mengle, C. Calloway B. Nelson, R. Robertson ROW ll: D. Taylore, C. Linck, R. Tackett, L. Givalthey, I. Tennyson, Mr. Perrin, Mr. Owen, L. Van Eaton, W. Zmolek E. Lionberger, E. Roden, H. Band, I. Murphy ROW IH: I. Brittain, W. Scott, E. Long, D. Lucas, W. Stewart, R. lohnson, Mr. Schmidt, D. Edwards, C. Barnes R. Ferguson, F. Dyer, V. Olinger Ir., B. Davis yylrklfff' I M .E ROW I: R. Elders, B. Metzger, C. Osborne, D. Wilson, B. Lamb, I. Franklin, W. Darnell, P. Tarasiou, I. Nelson I. Ingram, G. Oxley, L. Hayden, I. Sullivan, D. Donnelly ROW II: H. Houchen, R. Donnelly, I. Livermore, I. Alumbough, L. Standlea, A. Iacobs, L. LaRue, L. Murphy K. Ratekin, I. Edelbrocke, C. Longanecker, A. McGuire, D. Donnelly, I. Watt, M. Oliver ROW III: P. Cuthbert, K. Rose, R. Angel, B. Vance, H, Ogden, E. Tate, B. Cavener, F. Thompson, G. Miller, I. Lati- mer, N. Durnell, G. Hayes, V. Fulton, I. Chapman, E. Whaley, I. Betzer ROW IV: I. Figgens, V. Lugenbill, E. Long, G. Wymore, D. Holbrook, F. Harvey, H. McCullough, C. Wandell D. Sury, H. Utman, E. Baker, B. McKennent, E. Mitchel, W. Hinderliter, E. Sicosky, G. Hauser, V. Cherbak ROVV V: D. Warner, B. Perrin, A. Stichka, I. Brennan, E. Fietz, E. Strawn, Y. Brand, G. Dwyier, G. Grant, R. Doll L. Catte, K. Seay, P. Lucas, B. Deem, T. Petitt, H. Emmons, E. Engle, W. Lewman FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Due to the elimination of the Freshmen from Future Farmer activities, the club this year was much smaller than previously. Members totaled one hundred three. The Future Farmer club is one of the largest and most influ- ential organizations in Chaffey. Each year, under the able direction of Mr. Perrin and Mr. Alter, the club sponsors the Chaffey Iunior Fair, the largest of its kind in the world. Officers for the past year were: president, Howard Utman, vice-president, Elmer Tate, secretary, Hoyt Houchen, treasurer, Iohn Franklin, reporter, Stanley Crouse. Apiary - Iames Livermore Horses - Dick Holbrook Beef - Walter Hinderliter Horticulture - Bob McKennett Booths -- - Emil Fietz Pigeons - - Dick Latimer Citrus - David Donnelly Poultry Albert Stichka COHCGSSNUS ' - PC1111 LUCU-S Publicity - - Garrison Grant coops ' ' Kobe 511011 Premium List - Don Warner Decorations - - Iack Latimer Education - - Cecil Osborn Rabbits ' - - Dale Dmger Finance - Urban Luganbill Shgep ' ' B111 Vance Garden - - Lewis Catte Swme ' ' ' lesse Thomas Goats - Andrew Iacobs Transportation - - Ted Pettit Grounds - Leslie Stcmdlect Model Air Meet-Vern Hamilton Cl-IAFFEY IUNICR FAIR Chaffey's fair last year was attend- ed by more than ten thousand people. The livestock exhibits were in and about the bus sheds, the horticultural display, in the old gym. ln the livestock division, capacity entries were receiv- ed. The beef department was very large and lohn l7ranklin's steer was the grand champion. lncreased entries were received in the dairy cattle, poul- try, and pigeon sections. The beef, dairy cattle, pigeons, poultry, and goats were housed in the bus sheds, while the sheep, swine, and horses were at the northwest side of the park- ing lot. ln the Farm Mechanics exhib- it, held in their shop, were seen many fine examples of leather, sheet metal, and wood work. The Philatelic Club displayed an airplane made from stamps. The lunior Girls carried out the theme of Home Care of the Sick. Also shown were the baby books made by girls of the Soph- omore class. Traffic Safety was the theme of the English department, util- izing posters and charts to show the number of deaths and injuries caused by traffic accidents. Tag-er-inn, even better than last year, served delightful meals to many. The Spanish Club col- ected pictures and articles of Old Mex- ico. The Arch of Titus was featured by the Latin Clubs, and those participat- ing were dressed in typical Roman costume. The highlight of the wood- shop display was a group of cedar l. Easter showing 2. Grin and bear it 3. Something to crow about 4. Ready for the flight 5. Top notch orator- Top knot orator 6. Fairs tire me out 4 wyvx lM t l 'xl 4. 41 .Q Q. 5 . J ,Q .L 'gawk V 'Mya ,V 1 K . K 5 Y , 4 I N J '1 rnfwujf ,tg , ly' fi ' 4' t N! rf ruff' V- .4 chests and tables made by the stu- dents. The Machine Shop exhibited tools made by those students. The fea- ture of the garden exhibit was a dis- play by the Upland lunior I-ligh School, a contest sponsored by the Upland Lions Club. ln the citrus division all entries Were exceptional, with Gordon Oxley Winning first. l-lis beautiful dis- play was a circle about a star of dif- ferent colors. ln the Aviation exhibit were seen many interesting scale and gas engined models and gliders. The Model Air Meet was held at the On- tario Airport, instead of its usual place, Graber field. IUDGING TEAMS Chaffey judging teams made an enviable record throughout the season last year, taking several first places, seconds, and a few third prizes. DAIRY IUDGING .... The A team con- sisted of Emil Fietz, Gordon Oxley, and Paul Lucas. ln the first contest, held at the Imperial County Fair, this team placed third and the B team first. B team members were Curtis Longanecker, Kobe Shoji, and Menno Lichti. At the next contest at Perris, the A team took first, several individual ribbons, and a cup. ln April the team Went to Davis to judge in the Davis Annual Picnic contest. They Won second place and were high team in judging l-lolsteins, for which they received a cup. At the last contest of the season, San Luis Obispo, the team placed second and Was again high in judging l-lolsteins. l. The Grand Champion 2. Hamburgers on the hoof 3. ludgers at Work 4. Blonde and brunette 5. Who's the goat? 6. The kids came too STOCK IUDGING .... Members of the A team, Eranlc Cuthbert, Hugh Aslcren, and Elmer Tate, faced their first com- petition at the Imperial County Eair and placed third. The team journeyed next to Perris, returning with first place. At Davis they Won sixth prize, but were somewhat consoled with a cup for placing first in judging beef cattle. For their last contest, the boys Went to San Luis Obispo, Winning third. However, again they received a cup as high team in beef judging. POULTRY IUDGING .... Team mem- bers Were Stanley Crouse, Robert Doll, and Hoyt Houchen. Their first contest, in january, Was at the Mid- Winter Poultry Show. The team did Well, placing second. ln the Imperial County Eair contest, both A and B Teams placed first. The B team mem- bers Were Thomas Betser, Eranlc Bren- nan, and john Cfarello. At Perris, the A team continued to Win and brought home another first. ln their final meet at San Luis Obispo, the poultry team took fifth place. Other contests in which these teams judged Were those held at Euller Rancho, Chino Voca- tional School, and the Chino Eair. CITRUS IUDGING . . . There is only one contest for this team, and it is held at San Bernardino in connection with the National Orange Show there. The team took first place, and thereby Won the State championship. Team members Were Elmer Tate, Emil Eietz, and Hoyt Houchen. l. The Orange and the Black 2. From Pomelos to Kurnquats 3. Stars that won! 4. Vegetable plate x i ff, 1, X If 5 I A .S lqcmdff . .P xx l1lUN34g5evw0 1!1fv wg xfod feel? X t? OJ GLR o bi Ill v7 T ow, I HM bod QW :ww fs These 1041 gem Q02-n I ffl? i ' c 1 V PRACTICE GAMES ln the first practice tilt of the season, a green but promising Chaffey eleven bowed to a smooth- running Colton football team 6-U, on the Colton field. A blocked kick, penalty, and a nice pass put Colton in position to score the only tally of the game. At Redlands, in the second start of the sea- son, the Tigers showed improvement over their first game, particularly in the air, and defeated the Redlands Freshmen l3-6. The following week the Santa Ana Saints, playing in a driving rain, were able to hold Chaffey to a scoreless tie, in a contest marked with many fumbles for both sides. ln the first quarter a touchdown was lost when MacKall fumbled on the Saints' twelve-yard line, Santa Ana recovering. Again in the fourth period, due to the wet ball, Cummings fumbled when crossing the goal line and Santa Ana recovered for a touchback. Ending the practice games for the season, the Po- mona College Sagechicks smothered the Tigers under a 27-U score. The backfielcl was in strange positions because of the absence of Cummings, hard driving back, and the game was played the same day that Senior sweaters were sprung. While the freshmen rolled off yardage at will, nothing Chaffey tried seemed to work. FOOTBALL Xt V GRID CARNIVAL lnaugurating a feature that promises to become an annual affair, a benefit football carnival was staged on the Chaffey field. The high spot of the evening was the grudge battle between the school Iuniors and Seniors, the Seniors won by a 6-U The Chaffey Cubs Won their contest with the Fontana ggfttifit . Cummings H. Ut Schiro L. Ram Orsburn C. Bleic Mac Kall K. Starnes team by a score of 7-O, and the Chaffey Freshmen Won from their Ir. High neighbors 6-O. Winding up the night's enter- tainment, the I. C. Freshmen Won over their older brothers With a lone touchdown. X1 ,gf fy I fftvflfsf liw TIGERS WIN COSTLY VICTORY I3-O Although the Tiger eleven were able, in their first league game of the season, to avenge the defeat handed them in the closing moments of last year's game by the champion Pol Bears, the revenge was not so sweet. Early in the second quarter Willie Starnes, shifty little back, received a broken leg, which ended his football ca- reer at Chaffey. The Tigers showed they had power, for most of the game was played in Riverside territory, and Albert Cummings demonstrated his driving ability by punching over the two touchdowns, one from the one-foot line, and the other from the thirteen-yard line. TIGERS SIVIOTI-IER CARDS I8-O Dedicating their new field and bleachers in their first home game, the Tigers were bad hosts and sent the San Bernardino Cards home on the short end of an I8-O score. All the scoring came in the second quarter as a result of a fast charging Tiger line, and some smashing drives by Cummings. TIGERS TRIP TERRIERS I3-I2 Refusing to be upset by the supposedly weak Redlands Ter- riers, the Chaffey eleven played sound defensive ball against the razzle-dazzle style of play used by Redlands. The Terriers were out in front I2-6 in the first quar- ter, but Chaffey came back in the second period to tie it up. Park- er's beautiful conversion then spelled victory for the Tigers. TIGERS SUBDUE RED DEVILS 7-6 Playing the brand of ball that has left the Tigers undefeat- ed in C. B. L. play, the Chaffey team outfought a scrappy Po- mona eleven to win over their traditional rivals and to bring home the championship. Pomo- na struck early, but Chaffey re- covered their fumble and start- ed a touchdown march that ended with a score early in the second quarter. Conversion from placement then scored that all- important point. The Red Devils tallied a little later, but the kick for conversion was blocked by the whole Chaffey line before it could rise in the air. LIONS CLAW TIGERS I3-0 Presenting two flashy sets of backs, the strong El Monte Lions eliminated the Tigers from the Southern California playoffs by the convincing score of I3-U. This game wound up a very successful season for the Tigers, and showed that they could play just as hard in defeat as when they were winning. ROW l: D. Donnelly, H. Utman, T. Schiro, C. Kropf, C. Bleick, L. Ramp, C. Southworth, B. Orsborne, R. Corn, A. Cummings, W. Starnes ROW II: C. Thompson, T. MacKall, E. Parker, R. Orr, R. Holbrook, K. Seay, K. Shoji, E. lohnston, L. Hays, H. Salisbury, L. Bailey, W. Winton TOP ROW: Mr. Vick, I. Walker, I. Woltman, A. Luginbill, T. Runner, D. Curtis, D. Glenn, C. Chris- tensen, C. Longanecker, S. Kipp, I. Bauman, H. Francis, B. Heinike, H. Cochran, Mr. Mitchell IK Il nl!!! :una ga nan Mlm. .Q .il'TMM...--'M M. Liwv aj 4 itil HL' - X' L. 1' Howard Muggs Mitchell, whose football teams have always been outstanding, this year coach- ed his team to a C. B. L. champion- ship. Arthur Plum, a Chaffey gradu- ate, is filling Mr. Vick's position as boys' tennis coach. Roy Vick, boys' tennis coach in past years, now has a new posi- tion as assistant football coach. Fred Clapp, swimming coach, has worked this year to develop material for future C. B. L. compe- tition. Coach Karl Kaiser, so as to concentrate on basketball, gave up his job as football line coach this year. Coach Pop Kegley has again this year turned out a track team that is capable of upholding Chaf- fey's almost unrnarred record in that sport. CCACHES Q l SITTING: I. Graettinger, F. Brennan, B. Cavener, H. Kimball, L. Iohns, B. Davenport, L. Steepleton C. Parks, C. Smitson, E. Lionberger, R. Hagen KNEELING: A. Harms, C. Paris, C. Arthur, R. Payne, D. Craig, E. Calhoun, R. Futscher, W. Trap- hagan, . irdsall, A. McGuire, W. Phillips, V. Benton STANDING: R. Powell, B. Williamson, D. Lucas, R. Novak, W. Hinderliter, M. Wooten, G. Dithriclge M. Brennan, I... Richards, W. Lewman, I... Smith, R. Ellison, I. Sullivan, Mr. Kegley SITTING: P. Beach, I. Titterington, I'-I. Mansfield, B. HickoX,,C. Barnes, G. Dearmin, I. Boris, E Leinberger, I. Schoner , X , - KNEELING: R. Felix, R. Marabel, R. Bryan, Patterson, T. Roberts, R. obinson, F. Hoppe, H. Ledig, STANDING: I. Feeney, M. Williams., IX Pipitone, F. Grass, T. Miller, K. Beatty, N. Hixson, B. Smith V. DeCarlo, H. Wright, Mr. Payne g I. 'I . LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Although they ended up in fourth place in the final standings, the lightweights showed, by a close contest with Riverside, the league champions, that standings do not always show the real strength of a team, for the Poly Bears barely nosed out the Cubs l4-5 in their initial game. Playing the next game on the San Bernardino field, the Cardettes ran rough shod over the Chaffey Cubs with a 28-U score. Two 80-yard runs featured the San Bernardino light- weight's victory. Because of these defeats the Cubs went into the Pomona game the underdogs, but held the lmps to a scoreless tie. The Cubs threat- ened once by returning the kickoff deep into the lmps' territory, but penalties and a costly fumble ruined their chance to score. ln the final game the Cubs won their only contest of the GB. L. schedule when they defeated the Redlands team l3-6. The Cubs played their best game of the season by turn- ing a tie game into victory in the last quarter. TIGERS WIN CAGE TCURNEY Entering the annual Bonita I-ligh School tournament at La Verne, the Chaffey basket- ball team walked away with the winner's trophy. They defeated Burbank 20-8, their C. B. L. neighbors, the Red Devils 26-13, and the strong Whittier Cardinals 37-30 in the fin- als. The regulars saw action first in the Whit- tier game, for Coach Kaiser relied on his Iuni- or team in the earlier games, and again in the closing minutes of the Cardinal game, when the regulars were all put out on fouls. CHAFFEY TAKES LEAGUE OPENER 19-13 Staging a rally in the third quarter to break an 8-8 tie, the Chaffey Cagers won the npening league game played on Riverside's court. The game turned out to be a defensive battle, with the Tigers allowing their oppon- ens but five points in the second half. The regulars showed up well, and the strong Iuni- or team proved themselves when they open- ed the game and kept the score even. TIGERS WI-IIP CARDINALS 34-26 Playing in an inconsistent manner, the Tigers defeated the San Bernardino Cardi- nals in a contest much closer than the score would indicate. San Bernardino couldn't seem to head Chaffey, although early in the second half the score was tied 17-17. White and Doll of theTigers, and Webster of the Cards, tied for high point honors with 7 points each. TIGERS OUTCLASS RED DEVILS 46-25 In the final game of the season, the in- spired Tigers completely outclassed the Red Devil quintet on the Chaffey floor, to emerge with a tie for the C. B. L. championship, shar- ing the honor with the Pomona team. Both have two defeats and six Wins. Hank Doll, Tiger mainstay, again took high scoring hon- ors with l6 points. BASKETBALL 79 H. Poindexter, R. Hargrave, H. White, G. Foote ggh f 11,11- ROW I: I Q 1 R. Ramsland P my Kai.. W ROW ll: E. Smith, G. Foote, H. White, R. Doll, B. Hope, C. DeVore, C. Bleick ROW IH: H. Poindexter, R. Hargrave, E. Berryman, B. Tucker, P. Hofer, V. Olinger ROW IV: Mr. Cassidy, I. Rodriguez, Coach Kaiser TERRIERS NOSE OUT TIGERS l6-14 The veteran Terrier quintet proved too much for the Tigers in their third league contest, and downed the Chat- tey team by a two point margin, a field goal trom directly under the basket in the closing moments. lt was a thrilling game, tor never were the two teams more than three points apart. TIGERS RUN WILD OVER BERDOO 33-14 t'Hank Doll led the scoring with l2 points, when the Tigers defeated the San Bernardino Cardinals the second time, to dedicate the new gymnasium with a Victory, and place second in the league standings. The game with Pomona, the league leaders, is yet to come. The contest was never close, tor Chatiey established an early lead and kept it throughout the game. REVENGE ON TERRIERS 26-20 Coming from behind in a slow starting contest, the previously cautious Tigers blazed into the third quarter to score l5 points and put the game on ice. They then proceeded to protect that lead in spite ot the Terriers' scoring spurts. The Tigers were seeking revenge on the Redlands team, and as it was, almost every man took part in it, tor the scoring honors were evenly divided. f . ,- I Aja . 1 .V gf-V611 , J , 1- f - , 'f -,jf-ja' . . fy if l U I aft, ji ...- r 511 Q17 ,- 1 , f f ' gf if Qjf .V e Cf' I f , e diff' .fljkxl ff v , JA 'bfi 'A I tiff f ' ML ,V if T ' 4 nf- ,K -f -' I, I A In 1 W,-J I . 'A fl! I 'xc-fri' lf!! aff! V t I , i 'fp' ' X UI., 1 A ,. I I fr! .4 'Aly' E Smith, B. Tucker, V. Olinger, I. Rodriguez , ,X 7' l l 1 I A 81 R. DO11, yiwsii r DEVILS OVERCOME TIGERS I9-I7 k--X- 3-- V With the Winner having the right to represent the C. B. QA-f L' I... in the Southern California playoffs, although the season was not yet finished, the Chaffey Tigers lost loy a two- point margin to Pomona on the latter's court. Chaffey was ahead ll-6 at the half, and I6-8 in the third quarter, but Pomona fought an uphill battle to overtake the Tigers in the closing seconds of play. TIGERS CRUSH RIVERSIDE 50-26 With the memory of last Weeks game still in their minds, the Tiger quintet never ceased to play an offens- ive game against the Poly Bears, lout Went on scoring until the final gun. Kaiser gave every man a chance to play, and each man but one lorolce into the scoring. Hank Doll played an outstanding game at center, garnering I4 points for high honors. HQ. x Qi, Ji-,,,,of1 JV'-x,.f'-' s! C. DeVore, B. Hope, C. Eleick 1. UGS' -NL. D, Latimer, D. Edwards, P. O'Hair, W. Cardin, G. B. McGe h W Z l lc Q S g t R R I h son, R. Kuhas, L. Iohns, W. McConnell, I. Britain, I. Hart, B. M D LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Improving at the end of the season, the Chaffey Cubs occupied third place in the final standings behind Riverside and Red- lands, having four victories and four losses. The Cubs opened the season at River- side and were defeated 14-lO, then Zl- l4 by the Cardettes, and were swamped 80-l4 by Redlands. Reversing their form in the following games, the Cubs defeated the Pomona lrnps 14-8, the Terriers l5-l4, and the Cardettes l5-7. The Poly Bears edged out the Cubs 22-Zl, lout they came back in the final game to defeat Pomona 25-7. TRACK Although Coach Pop Kegley loses much ma- terial through graduation each year, he produces track teams that are always in the running, as the records show. This year was no exception, as the Tigers won the Huntington Beach meet for the fourth successive year, with Riverside the runner up. At their own Invitational meet the Tigers again played the poor hosts, to total 28 points for the winner's honors while Riverside was getting 22, and' Monte- bello l8. Gordon Sible, co-captain with Howard Utman, Tiger low-hurdler, broke the broad jump record with a leap of 23 feet 55 inches, and De- Berard, Tiger vaulter, established a new record, held jointly by Peterson of Carpenteria, and Mc- Donald of Fullerton, of l2 feet 62 inches in his event. Other first place winners were: Thomas, who won the 880 in 2:53, and Hoot Utman in the 220-yard low hurdles. Hank Doll and Benson Hall placed third in the pole vault and low hurdles respectively. P. Ferrerro, G. Sible, B. Hall, H. Utman, B. DeBerard, G. Foote, H. Thoma E Cl pperto T R nne A Ba U hold, R. Doll, Mr. Kegley. With Riverside still their closest competitor, the Tigers won the O. B. L. on the San Bernardino oval for the twelfth time' in fifteen years. Ohaffey ran true to form to score 56 points to nose out the Poly Bears, who garnered 525 points, and San Ber- nardino with 38. From the opening event to the re- lay it was a battle between Chaffey and Riverside, but the Tigers forged into the lead when Utman and Hall ran one two in the low hurdles and second and third in the highs. Outstanding were Sible's 6 foot l inch win in the high jump, his 22 feet lil? inch leap in the broad jump, and DeBerard's vault of l2 feet 6 inches, which set a new O. B. L. record. Adding this championship to their victories in the Ohaffey lnvitational and Huntington Beach meets, beside numerous dual meet wins, the Tigers have completed the most successful season in Chaf- fey track and field history, and established a record of which to be proud. TOP ROW: A. Barnhold, B. Hall, H. Utman, R. Doll, E. Clippert LOWER ROW: G. Sible, T. Runner, G. Foote, B. DeBerard, H. Tho as MQ LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK The Chatfey lightweights, While not Winning any championships, have some promising material for Pop Kegley's team next year. Wooten, in the dashes and broad jump, I-lickok in the low and high hurdles, Pearson in the pole vault, and Mc- Guire in the 330 looked outstanding on the Cub squad. The Tiger Cubs lost their dual meets and scored but one point in the novice division of the Chattey lnvitational meet, but came back strong in the C. B.L. to turn in a surprising second place showing with 366 points to San Bernardino's 422. B. Hickox, Q. Sargent, M. Wooten, C. Parks, , . 5 . X 5 . , l a si it tx. A. McGuire, H. Kimball E E f I F l L i l l . A T W . X .WW - . p,, o Si . wx 1 ,W - '!,,k,f ,,,f' HW'-rw vZY,,,.- ,W T Els. , ll V l il 4' rbi While Chaffey aquatic teams have not been outstanding in recent years, they have nevertheless made line showings in meets with other high schools and junior colleges. ln a dual meet with Redlands, C. B. L. defending champions, the Tiger mermen showed surprising strength in losing by a 37 to 32 score. The following week Coach Fred Clapp's swimmers triumphed over the Riverside Poly Bears 33 to 21, and they have a 50-25 victory registered over the Pasadena team. Although Ful- gs , 3 - t J SWIMMING qw 1..- lerton, always at the top in swimming, trounced the Tigers heavily, it gave them seasoning tor the C. B. L. rneet, which hasn't been held yet as this goes to press. Chattey and Riverside are figured to fight it out tor second place with a loare chance of upset- ting Redlands, as the Terriers are picked to repeat again. Clapp, only first place Winner ot last year, should again take the lUU-yd. breaststrolie, with Warner and Shoji in the 50, South in the lUU, and Davenport in the 220 expected to place Well up in the scoring. Mr. Flurri, I. Toews, P. Capen, D. Hoyt, B. Abbott, G. Hanna, A. Dave-ri t G This years tennis squad Was a very Well bal- anced and experienced team. Seven lettermen re- turned, Captain Philip Capen being the only Senior. Under the very capable instruction of Coach Art Plum the racquet men blazed their Way trom the bottom ot the C. B. L. standing ot last year to the top, taking the Championship very convincingly. Chattey played seven practice matches, Win- ning tive ot them. Chatfey's tirst league match Waswith our arch rivals, Pomona, on their courts. There the Tigers defeated the Bed Devils by the close score ot ll-8. Bedlands came to Chatiey and was trounced to the tune ot l5-4. Going to San Bernardino the Tigers dropped a hotly contested match to the underrated Cards lU-9. Riverside now being tied With our Tig- ers for tirst place came to Chattey and here the Tigers, by a superior brand of tennis, outplayed and defeated the Bears l8-l, thus Winning the C. B. L. Championship. Members ot the team are: George Spencer, lst singles, Gene Hannah, 2nd singles, Bion Abbott, 3rd singles, Dean l-loyt, 4th singles, Alfred Davenport and Donald Barber, lst doubles, Captain Philip Capen and Iohn Toews, 2nd doubles. BGYS TENNIS CFEIERIlSS' SSEPGJERUSS I-IEADS OP SPORT Every year, one girl is chosen to head each sport. She has charge ot the after school practices and games. Those Who were selected this year are: volleyball, Virginia Ellis, basketball, Dolly Randall, speedball, Thelma Smith, hockey, Ioyce Schmidt, baseball, Sally Ross, swimming, Grace Hutchison, tennis, Dorothy Patterson, posture, Virginia Clappg hiking, Virginia Miller and Secondina Pastroneg bi- cycling, Leta Belle Puller. l-lead of the Physical Education department is Miss Ora Mabon. She teaches corrective posture and archery, besides overlooking the other activi- ties and play days. Mrs. Mary Herron, Who is under Miss Mabon, teaches all the sports, has charge of Atleta and GA. A. activities and is general assistant to Miss Mabon. Miss Frances Dundas, the lunior College instruc- tor, also helps to supervise some ot the I-ligh School activities. VOLLEYBALL luniors won the interclass volleyball champion- ship by defeating all the other classes. Sally Boss was captain of the team, with Shirley Shepherd as- sistant. BASKETBALL Basketball games began December l4. The three court type ot game is played, with two tor- wards, two centers, and two guards. The luniors were also victors in this sport. ROW lc S. Ross, M. Liebold, E. Kiss, S. Shepherd, I. U'Ren, T. Smith, V. Miller ROW ll: L. Fuller, D. Patterson, E. Roth, M. Stone, P. Pearson, I. Nova, G. Hutchinson, V. Ellis LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Smith, S. Ross, D. Patterson, L, Fuller, M. Stone, V. Voiles, I. Nova, P. Pearson G. Hutchinson, B. Miller, B. Warn E. Patterson, V. Wright, V. Miller, S. Ross, I. Schmidt, D. Patterson, G. Hutchinson, A. K INTERCLASS TENNIS Matches between class tennis teams began Feb- ruary IG. The Iuniors Won the tournament, and their scores Were: vs. Freshmen, I4-5, Sophomores, I2-7, and Seniors, I3-6. Captain of the Winning team was Dorothy Patterson. FALL SWIMMING MEET The interclass swimming meet was held after school in the Chaiiey plunge, with titty girls partici- pating. Sophomores won the meet with 26 points, then came the Freshmen with 24, Seniors 215, and Iuniors 75. ARCHERY Archery is .only for those girls who cannot take regular Physical Education. lt requires fine co- ordination and concentration. Girls spend the first part of the year making their equipment. A tourna- ment was planned tor the end of the year. POSTURE The annual posture contest Was held April l6 in the girls' gym. Through a process ot elimination the Winning team was chosen by the judges, two Pomona College students. The Freshmen won, luniors and Seniors tied for second place, and the Sophomores Were third. LEFT TO RIGHT N G lliland A Garrett, K. Beckley, C. Faulkner, B. Sadler, B, Shunk, B. King LEFT TO RIGHT M Gooding M Lindsey, M. Beach, V. Riggs, I. Stone, D. Anderson, P. Reeder, G. Swain l l l l LEFT TO BIGHTZ M. Okarnoto, l. Branson, G. Hutchin son, P. Gearhart, B Gearhart K Fischer Mrs Herron D. Patterson, S. Boss, B. Tebbetts, E. Randall, M. Teb loetts, M. Mclntire VARSITY TENNIS A new system Was tried this year in girls' vars- ity tennis. A change from eight to eleven players was inaugurated and each girl received one point instead of the former nineteen points that a team received upon winning. Barbara Gearhart and Kay Fischer were co-captains of the team. Cf five prac- tice matches the team won only one. They were more fortunate in the C. B. L. matches, however, for they finished second in the league. The matches are as follows: Pomona at Chaffey: Ch. 7 and P. 4, Chaffey at Bedlands, B. 6 and Ch. 55 San Bernardino at Chaffey, S. B. ll and Ch. O, Chaffey at Biverside, Ch. 8 and B. 3. Q f M 27 jlxv UTIGER TRACKS TOMMY TIGERS DIARY' Sept. 14 Well, here it is school again. Funny, but I don't feel half as big as I thought a Senior would, and l'll have to admit the scrubs seem a lot smaller than they did four years ago. Sept. 25 Had a keen time tonight. Chaffey day at the Pomona Pair, and boy did they turn out! You should have seen those two faculty members on the Merry-go-Round. Sept. 30 I-Ieard the Freshmen girls made their debut today at the Big and Little Sister Tea. Oct. 2eeWell, maybe well have more assemblies next year-- the com- munity voted for a new 5375000 audi- torium. Oct. 8e-Learned how to read hiero- glyphics from Dr. Carl Knopf, in HA Chat With a Mummy. Oct. 23e Guess the scrubs didn't feel so green today, when they saw our new senior sweaters. Oct. 28-e-.Seems the Freshmen Vin- troduced their mothers today at their annual tea, with football for the theme. Oct. 30- Boy, were we proud of Chaffey tonight when they dedicated our new field and bleachers! Nov. 3. .Kind of forgot my party prejudices and election bets at the llDemo-publican informal jig this af- ternoon. I. Ready for the Parade 2. Social Science Class 3. All work and no play makes lack a dull boy 4. Waiting for the crowd 5. Art Room 6. Chemistry Laboratory Nov. 20-Gee, what a game! It wasn't quite as bloody as they pre- dicted in the rally yesterday, but we beat Pomona 7-6. Nov. 2641-Xl! the students who knew him, mourn the death of Mr. Whistler, their friend and teacher, whose '!Tues- day talks have become a part of Chaffey. Dec. 9-fOne of those cute little sophomore girls told me all about their Mothers' Tea today. Wish l'd been there to help promote the Christmas spirit. Dec. 1U4The first Iunior-Senior for- mal, with a great big Christmas tree, and a snowman, and everything. Dec. 12-Have you seen those little gold medals the basketball team is showing off? Yes sir, they carried off all the honors at the Bonita lnvitational Meet, and to think l almost went out for basketball! Dec. 17-Christmas assembly to- day, the a Capella choir gave a pag- eant in song. Dec. 19-Ian. 3eChristmas vacation and am l enjoying myself! Ian 7--Saw Nine Days a Queen, a British film. I almost cried with that row of girls sniffling behind me. A 1. The voice of Fischer Z. Record-breaker! 3. To Chalfey's glowing colors 4. Careful there 5. Pomona game? 6. Chalfey angels 7. Wallflowers 8, Glory Bearers I ?,,wU'5 .als lf, I 0 :li Q, ,fl if Ll! '11 6 lui I7 C -I if '1' P UPPAPEL 405 tg: Ian. 18-26----Guess l've kind of for- gotten my diary for some time, but you see, one night Mr. Young forecast smudge, and we've not let him down since. l heard they closed school 'cause we were working, and even postponed the semester close a week. week. Ian. 28e-As if we werent just thawing out from the smudge these last weeks, they showed us pictures of a place where it gets even colder than Southern California -Byrd's Antarctic Expedition. Feb. 1-34 -Why do my eyes throb, my head ache, and my hand shake when l write? Tests-eSemester finals! By the way, who was our 32nd presi- dent? Feb. 4eThe Revolution is on! No, this isn't Spain, merely another elec- tion campaign, white bows and red ties, versus the Conservatives. Feb. 10-Kind of looks like the weaker sex were taking the upper hand, with Mary Margaret Fleming elected Student Body President. She is the first girl president in twenty years and only the second in Chaffey's histor. Feb. 12-Tonight at the San Berdoo game, the new boys' gym was offici- ally opened. Feb. 17-The luniors entertained their Mothers at a lapanese tea and a fashion show. Some models, too! l. Gone but not forgotten 2. After the W. P. A. 3. See C? 4. Los Angeles City limits? 5. A large understanding 6. Noonday stag party 7. Royal Guard of Chaffey 8. Trash can politics March 9-Chaffey tlags were at half mast today in respect to Mr. Iohn L. McCutchen, president of the Chaf- fey Board of Trustees, whose sudden death yesterday came as a shock to all. March 20-28-Spring vacation, and it rained all week, but that didn't seem to dampen the spirits at Balboa. March 29-I pinched myself to be sure l was awake and that we were really in the new building, at last, after months of waiting! April 1-Did l see red, or was it blue? Probably both: the Band, in- spired by their new uniforms, was pre- sented in concert tonight. And such a crowdl l found the last seat in the house and I snuk backstage for that. April 6-Another loss to Chaffey came today when Mr. Chaffee, book- keeping teacher and former business manager, passed away. April 13-The mumps scare has in- vaded Chaffey and scads of kids are home having a swell time. I'Scuse me, l know that was bad.l April 21-After months of illness, Mrs. Lana M. C. Conger passed away, leaving many friends, both young and old. lt is to be remembered that she taught far more than Latin, and to know her was to love her. l. Not enough pull 2 lntroductions aren'f necessary 3. More fun! 4, Starfish 5. Wanna buy a Fasti 6 7 . Over the fence is out . Well supported 8. Where's my name? 9. Over the top Wi, f f 2 as f ' April 25-l believe no finer thing could be said of Mrs. Susan B. Mehl, Dean of Girls of Chaffey Union High School, than that which appeared in the bulletin the Monday following her death. .... Though she was taken from us by death, she will live forever in the lives and hearts of the young people of this community. May 7-Remember l told you the women were getting the upper hand? They even went so far as to take their kings to the Coronation Ball Uunior- Senior Dancel. May 14-15-Another event in the new gym is the Iunior Fair, in full swing now. May 19-Had to try my hand at cooking tonight, 'cause Sis took Mom to the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Iune 8-Got a glimpse of my picture in the Fasti, but didn't see much else because the halls were packed with kids Remembering when- .... and wishing you the best of everything. Iune 10-Although we admit we haven't set such a good example for the Iuniors as we might have, we the Class of '37 will what Senior dignity we did possess, to them. Tonight at graduation I think we realize more than ever the fine people we've met and the good times we've had, and the thought of leaving them makes me feel a little sad. I deem it a real privilege to have been able to at- tend Chaffey. . We Want a touchdown . Ice Cream Grinders' Swing I u . H l 2 3. Lets go, gang. 4. Pop! They're off! 5. Old Glory over all 5. The pause that refreshes 7. Gone with the Wind 8. Love -- all 9. Who will buy my pompons TIGER TRICKSH Name: Adams, Margaret School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Homemaking, Science. Name: Atwood, Bob School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High. Majors: English, History, Mathematics. Clubs: Senior Hi Y. Name: Austin, Athena School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: History, English. Name: Ayles, jack 1 School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Math., Mech. Drawing, Shop, English Clubs: Aviation, Hi Y, Anthology Activities: Football Mgr., 35-36, Swimming. Name: Baker, Challis Marie K School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Home Economics and Book- keeping Activities: Extravaganza, 1936 Name: Baker, Earl School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Agriculture, English Clubs: Future Farmers Name: Bannister, janet School attended before Chaffey: South Pasa- dena High Majors: English, History Name: Beahm, Mildred Leona School attended before Chaffey: Grand junc- tion, Colorado Majors: English, Science, Glee Club Clubs: Glee Club 4 years, G, A. A. 2 years Name: Beatty, Marjorie School attended before Chaffey: Fremont Ir. High, Pomona Majors: English, Bookkeeping, Homemaking Clubs: Commercial, Homernaking. Name: Beckley, Kathleen School attended before Chaffey: Alta Loma Grammar School Majors: Science, Music, English Clubs: Glee Club 4 years, Harmony Club l year Activities: Operetta, Extravaganzas, Teas, Concerts, Plays. Name: Bennett, Valasta School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Science Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: Bigelow, Dorothy School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, History Clubs: Commercial Activities: Fashion Show lSoph. and Sr. Yearj Name: Billings, Eugene School attended before Chaffey: Alta Loma Majors: Science, English Clubs: Camera Activities: President of Camera Club. Name: Blackburn, Evelyn School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Home Economics, English Activities: Fashion Show, l, 2, 4, Extravagan- za l, Honor Society l, 2. Name: Blackert, Mary Ellen School attended before Chaffey: Selkirk, Mani- toba, Canada Majors: History, English, Science, Language, and Mathematics. Name: Blair, Elaine School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Home Economics, Science, Art Clubs: Taste and Baste Activities: Field Captain, 5-6. Name: Blatnick, Helen School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: Bookkeeping, English, Home Econom- ics Clubs: Commercial Club, Cooking Activities: Fashion Show. Name: Bleick, Charles School attended before Chaffey: Vidal Ir. High Majors: Science, English, Mathematics Clubs: Anthology, Hi Y, German Activities: Football, Basketball, Swimming. Name: Bogart, Gordon School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Machine Shop, English. Name: Bovee, Colin School attended before Chaffey: Upland lr. High Majors: Mathematics, Language Clubs: Camera, Senior Hi Y, Anthology Activities: Senior Tea, lnformal and Formal Dance. Name: Bowman, Alberta School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Spanish, History, English Clubs: El Lenguaje Encantador Activities: Fashion Show 2, Press Reporter, Press Staff, Club Reporter of El Lenguaje Encantador. Name: Bradley, Mayln School attended before Chaffey: Claremont High Majors: History, English, Home Economics Clubs: Lambda Sigma Ur. yearj Activities: Senior Play, Fashion Show I3 and 41 Name: Brand, Edmund H. School attended before Chaffey: Santa Ana, Willard Ir. High Majors: Science, Mathematics, Shop and Eng- lish Clubs: Radio, and Physical Science Activities: Electrical Engineer on the Shop Bell System. Name: Brauer, Barbara Shool attended before Chaffey: Fontana Ir. High Majors: Science, English Clubs: German, Iournalism, Dramatics Activities: Glee Club. Name: Brown, Ethel School attended before Chaffey: Mountain View Majors: English, Latin, Science Clubs: Home Economics, Inter Nos, Gens To- gota, G. A. A., Atleta Activities: Basketball, Volley Ball, Speed Ball, Hockey, and Baseball Teams 4 years. Name: Brown, Iohn School attended before Chaffey: Cresson Pub- lic High School, Penn. Majors: Social Science, Language. 3' Name: Brown, Wilbern School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, German, Mathematics Clubs: German Club Activities: President German Club Name: Browning, Charlotte School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: Art, English Name: Bryant, Virgil School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: German, Mathematics, Science, Eng- lish, Band Clubs: German, and Physical Science Activities: Theatre Orchestra and Band Name: Buehler, Herbert School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Majors: English, German, Mathematics Clubs: German 2-3, Glee Club 3-4, Harmony 4, Anthology 4 Activities: Track Team 4, Games Committee 4, Extravaganza 3, Play Barbie 4. Name: Buffington, Edwin Conger School attended before Chaffey: East Ir. High, Duluth, Minn. Majors: Science, Mathematics, English, Lan- guage Clubs: Philatetic, Physical Science ITreas- urerl Activities: Extravaganza '33 and '34, Play The Wedding, 36, Senior Play 37, Award in Constitution Contest, Scholar- ship Society '34-'37, Gens Togata '34-'36. Name: Cagle, Estell School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: History, Home Economics, English Clubs: Home Economics l-2-3, Camera 4, Commercial 4, Scholarship 1, G.A.A. l Activities: Girls' Drum Corps 2, Fashion Show l-2, Tag'er lnn Hostess. Name: Capen, Philip School attended before Chaffey: Alta Loma Grammar School Majors: Social Science, Language, English, Science Clubs: Camera, German 3-4 Activities: Fasti Staff, Captain of Tennis Team, Member of the Athletic Control Commit- tee, President of German Club. Name: Carlson, Carl Arthur School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High School Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Activities: Honor Society IZ semestersl. Name: Carter, Chloris School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High School Majors: English and Mech. Drawing Activities: Track. Name: Chase, William School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: Mechanics, English Activities: Track. Name: Cherbak, Vladimir School attended before Chaffey: Majors: English, Ag. Science Clubs: F. F. A. Activities: Football. Name: Christensen, Enid School attended before Chaffey: Barstow Union High School Majors: English, History Clubs: G.A.A., Honor Society Name: Christensen, Erma Ellen School attended before Chaffey: Barstow Union High School Majors: English, Science, Glee Club Clubs: G.A. A., Glee Club, Honor Society. Name: Clapp, Atlee School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Mathematics, English, Language, Shop Clubs: Anthology Activities: Swimming Team. Name: Clark, Cleo School attended before Chaffey: Claremont High Majors: History and English Name: Clayton, Frances School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Homemaking Clubs: Home Economics, Camera Activities: Extravaganza 34-35, Flower Vene- zia. Name: Clements, Alice Evelyn School attended before Chaffey, Pomona High Majors: English, Music, History, Latin Clubs: Gens Togata, Camera Club. Name: Cline, Mildred School attended before Chaffey: McKinley lr. High, L.A. Majors: History, English Clubs: Social Science, Atleta, G.A.A. Name: Cooper, Ada Ann School attended before Chaffey: Colony Majors: English, Math., History Clubs: Social Science Z, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4 Name: Craig, john School attended before Chaffey: Upland jr. High Majors: History, English, Science Clubs: Social Science Activities: Football, Track, Swimming. Name: Craiglow, Bette Lou School attended before Chaffey: Wichita High School Majors: English, History Name: Crist, Bernice L. School attended before Chaffey: Hillsboro High Majors: English, Science, Social Science Clubs: Phys. Science, Social Science, Inter Nos. Activities: Vice-Pres. of the Social Science Club. Name: Critchlow, Marjorie School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English and Science Name: Crouse, Stanley School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Ag. Science, English, Shop Clubs: Future Farmers l, 2, 3, 4, Pigeon Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities: judging l, 2, 3, 4. Name: Crum, Rhoda School attended before Chaffey: Los Gatos Majors: English and Languages Clubs: Camera Activities: Student Council, Sec-Treas. of the Camera Club, jr.-Sr. Reception Commit- tee, Fasti Staff. Name: Cumming, Eva School attended before Chafiey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English and Science Clubs: G.A. A., Physical Science Activities: Extravaganza 2. Name: Deem, Betty School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Science, Commercial Clubs: Commercial Club, G. A. A., Racquet- eers Activities: Fasti Staff, Varsity Tennis Team, Sports. Name: Deem, Bobby ' School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Ag. Science, English, Shop Clubs: Future Farmers. Name: DeVore, Chester School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: German, Science, English, Math. Clubs: Hi Y, German Club Activities: Basketball, Pres. of German Club. Name: DeVore, Mary School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Mathematics, Language, His- tory Clubs: Camera, Spanish Club. Name: Dilts, Dorothy School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Art Clubs: Honor Society '34. Name: Dobrosky, Naomi School attended before Chaffey: Chino Majors: Spanish, Music, English Clubs: Spanish Club '36 Activities: Theatre Orchestra '37, Symphony Orchestra '35, '37. Name: Dobrosky, Ruth School attended before Chaffey: Chino High School Majors: English, Spanish, Math., Music Activities: Orchestra. Name: Doll, Robert School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Q Majors: Mathematics, Agriculture, English Clubs: Anthology, F. F.A., Chaffey Hi Y Activities: Basketball 3-4, Track 3-4, Poultry judging. Name: Dougherty, jack School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Mech. Drawing, Science, Math. Name: Draper, Emily School attended before Chaffey: Upland jr. High Majors' French, Art, English Clubs: French Club 3, Camera Club 4, Esch- scholtzia 4 Activities: Advertising Manager of Girls' League 4, Advertising Manager of Stu- dent Body 4, Pres. of Upland jr. High Girls' League l. Name: Dwyier, Guy School attended before Chaffey: Upland jr. High Majors: English, Math., Science, Wood Shop, Shop Clubs: F. F.A., Aviation. Name: Edelbrock, Edwin School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Language, Math., Science, English. Name, Ellis, Harry School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Math., Science, Language Clubs: Camera. Name: Engle, Elwin School attended before Chaffey: Upland jr. High Majors: English, Ag., Science Clubs: F. F. A. Activities: Dairy judging Team 2-3, Citrus judging Team 4. Name: Fairchild, Leola School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Home Economics, History Name: Faulkner, Marjorie School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Language, Glee Club Clubs: Gens Togata, Harmony Club, Scholar- ship 1-2-3 Activities: Extravaganza l-2-3, Magic Crystal l, Glee Club l-2-3-4, Flower of Venezia 2, Senior Play, Ir.-Sr. Reception 3, Mother's Teas l-2-3, Mother and Daughter Ban- quet l-2-3. Name: Ferrero, Iosephine School attended before Chaffey: Piedmont Grammar School Majors: English, Spanish, Commercial. Name: Ferrero, Pete School attended before Chaffey: Piedmont Grammar School Majors: Machine Shop, English, Auto Shop, Woodshop Clubs: Stamp Club, Aviation Club Activities: Football, Track, Mgr. of Basketball and Track. Name: Fettik, Wallace School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Mech. Drawing, Bookkeeping Clubs: Pigeon Club and Commercial Club Activities: Pigeon Club President, Head of Pigeons at Fair 2-3, Track 3-4. Name: Fietz, Emil School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: Math., Agriculture, Science, Foreign Language, English Clubs: Future Farmers Activities: Dairy Iudging, Citrus Iudging. Name: Fietz, Louise School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High Majors: English, Science, Math., Home Eco- nomics Clubs: Glee Club 3-4, Home Economics 3, Physical Science 4, Honor Society l-Z-3-4 Actiilgities: Physical Science Reporter, Senior lay Name: Figgins, Iimmie School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Ag. Science, English Clubs: Future Farmers. Name: Fischer, Kay School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, French Clubs: Stamp Club, Harmony Club, Esch- scholtzia, Atleta Activities: Secretary of Senior Class, Extrava- ganza 2-3, First Vice President Girls' League 4, Varsity Tennis 2-3-4 IfCapt.1 Name: Fleming, Mary Margaret School attended before Chaffey: Etiwanda Majors: English, Latin, History Clubs: G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Camera Club 4, Gens Togata 3-4 fVice Consull, Honor Society l-2-3-4, Social Science 2-3, Glee Club l, Eschscholtzia 3-4 Activities: Student Body Secretary, Student Body Treasurer ,Student Body President, D. A. R. Representative, Magic Crystal 1, Class Banquets l-2, Ir.-Sr. Reception 3, Mother's Tea l-Z-3-4, Dances 3-4, Informal Dances 3-4, Fasti Staff-Fine Arts Ed., Senior Play-Bus. Mgr., Mother and Daughter Banquets 3-4. Name: Foote, George Calvin, jr. School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Clubs: Philatelic Club IVice Presj Activities: Football l-2-3, Track l-2-3-4, Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4. Name: Franklin, Iohn School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Ag. Science, Math. Clubs: F.F.A. lTreasurerl lState Secretaryl, Senior Hi Y Activities: Football l-2, Track 2-3-4. Name: Franklin, Nina School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: English, Sewing Name: Fray, Louise School attended before Chaffey: Ienks, Oklcf homa Majors: English, Home Economics, Science. Name: Fulton, Vertis H. School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Ag. Science, English, Shop Clubs: F. F. A. Name: Gayle, Helen Elizabeth School attended before Chaffey: Riverside Polytechnic High Majors: History, English, Science Clubs: Social Science. Name: Gearhart, Barbara Ieanne School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Art, French Clubs: Camera lPress Reporter 41, Scholar- ship l-2, French Club 2, Activities: Press Staff 4, Fasti Staff 4, Girls' Varsity Tennis Team l-2-3-4 ICO-Captainj G. A. A. 2-3-4, Student Body Song Leader 4, Tennis Club, Vice President 3. Name: Giannoni, lda School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Grammar School Majors: Mathematics, English, Home Econom- ics Clubs: Home Economics l-2, Commercial Club 3-4 Activities: Honor Society l-2, Fashion Show l-2-3, Vice-Pres. of Commercial Club 4. Name: Glenn, Gail School attended before Chaffey: Upland lr. H' h Majors? English, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Science. Name: Goddard, Sue School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, French, Science. Name: Grass, Barbara Leigh School attended before Chaffey: Alta Loma Grammar School Majors: English, French, Science Clubs: Scholarship Society 1-2-3-4, Esch- scholtzia 2-3-4, French 2, Physical Science 3, Outdoor 4, Atleta 3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Girl Scouts l-2. Activities: Girls' League Freshman Represent- ative, Treasurer and Social Chairman, Eschscholtzia Club Secretary, Scholarship Society Secretary, Fasti Staff Technical Ed- itor, His Old Sweethearts l,Extravagan- za 3, Seventeen 4, Volleyball l-3-4, Basketball l-2-3, Speedball l-2-3-4, Hock- ey 3-4, Tennis 3-4, Swimming l-Z-3-4, Girls' League Spring Convention Dele- gate, Honor Society Convention Delegate, Committees: Mother-Daughter Banquet 1- 2-3-4, Class Teas l-2-3-4, Dances 3-4, lr.- Sr. Reception 3, New Girls' Tea l-2-3-4, Faculty Tea 4. Name: Gray, Bob School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Clubs: Glee Club, Physical Science Activities: Extravaganza, Swimming Team, Football Team. Name: Greenwood, Alice Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Latin, Science, Math. Clubs: Gens Togata, Honor Society. Name: Guerrero, Manuel Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Business, Spanish Clubs: Spanish Club, Senior Hi Y Activities: Basketball. Name: Hahn, Don K. Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Spanish, Music Activities: 2 years of Orchestra, 4 years of Band. Name: Hall, Alma School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Majors: English, Science, Math., Language. Name: Hall, Benson Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Mathematics Clubs: Physical Science Activities: Stage Crew l-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. Name: Halstead, Kenneth U Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, English. Name: Hamilton, Gertrude School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, History, Mathematics Clubs: Social Science Club. Name: Hamilton, Vern School attended before Chaffey: Pomona Majors: Mathematics, English, Science Clubs: Aviation Activities: Athletic Control Committee. Name: Hand, Herbert School attended before Chaffey: Mutual, Ok- lahoma Majors: English, History, Math. Name: Harbour, Finley School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, English. Name: Hare, Dorothy Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, French Clubs: French Club, Stamp Club. Name: Harvey, Paul School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Shop, English Activities: Football, Track. Name: Hauser, Gordon Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Shop, English Clubs: Future Farmers Name: Hayden, Lucille School attended before Chaffey: Upland jr. High Majors: English, Science, Home Economics Clubs: G. A. A. Activities: After school sports, Volleyball, Bas- ketball. Name: Henderson, Thelma School attended before Chaffey: Alta Loma Grammar School Majors: English, Science Clubs: Glee Club Activities: Extravaganza '35, Flower of Vene- zia, Glee Club Concert '36, '37, Name: Henry, Kathryn Carolyn Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Latin, Music Clubs: G. A. A., Gens Togata, Inter Nos Tennis Activities: Extravaganza 3, Orchestra l-2-3-4 1 Name: Henson, Hershell School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir High Majors: Science, History, English Activities: Football and Track. Name: Hewitt, Amy Ann School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics Club Activities: Manager of the Tag'er Inn H9351. Name: Highsmith, Ellen School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Science Clubs: French 2-3, Glee Club 2-3, G. A. A. 2 Activities: Flower of Venezia, Extravaganza 3, The Wedding. Name: Hinshaw, Iohn Wallace School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Shop Clubs: German Activities: Basketball Manager. Name: Hochevar, Tony School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Mech. Drawing, Machine Shop. Name: Holloway, Alberta Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, English Clubs: G. A. A. Name: Holst, Bruce School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Mech. Arts Clubs: journalism 1, Athletic 2 Activities: Press Reporter, Track Team. Name: Honda, William School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Machine Shop, Auto Shop, Science Clubs: Aviation, Camera Club Activities: Football l-2, Track l-Z, Basketball. Name: Hope, Bill Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, History, English, Shop Clubs: Anthology, Hi Y Activities: Basketball, Swimming. Name: Hoppe, Freda Helen School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Central Majors: Math., Science, English Clubs: Physical Science 3, Glee Club 1-2, G. A. A. 4 Activities: Fashion Show 3. Name: Houchen, Hoyt Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Agriculture, Science, English Clubs: Future Farmers of America Activities: Secretary of F. F.A., Secretary of Senior Class, State Champion of F. F. A. Oratorical Contest, 2nd Place Winner of S. B. County Constitution Oratorical Con- test. Name: Houlette, Wilda School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Language, History Clubs: French Club, Gens Togata. Name: Hudson, Melvin School attended before Chaffey: Needles High Scchool Majors: English, Science Clubs: Harmony Club. Name: Hugues, Clementine School attended before Chaffey: Chemowa High School, Salem, Oregon Majors: English, Home Economics. Name: Hutton, Mabellu School attended before Chaffey: Etiwanda Majors: Spanish, English, History Clubs: Outdoor 4, Physical Science 3, Esch- scholtzia 3-4 fVice-Pres.fl, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Atleta 4, Girl Scouts 1-2, Honor Society 4 lPres.1. Activities: Volleyball 2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Speedball l-2-3, Fasti Staff-Photography Editor, Magic Crystal l, Flower of Venezia 2. Name: lzquierdo, Gregoria Gloria School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Grammar School Majors: Spanish, English, Commercial Clubs: Home Economics 1-2, Commercial Club 3-4 Activities: Program Chairman for the Com- mercial Club, Honor Society, Fashion Show. Name: Iensen, Frank School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Spanish, Math. Activities: Reporter. Name: Iohnson, Iuanita Lucille School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: Science, Math., History, Language, English Clubs: Eschscholtzia, German Club, Scholar- ship Society 1-2, Iournalism 2 Activities: Press Reporter, Reporter for Girls' leeague, G. A. A. 3, Vice Pres. of Soph. ass. Name: Iustice, Katie School attended before Chaffey: Chino, Cali- fornia Majors: English, Commercial Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: Kealy, William School attended before ChaffeyQ Fontana Majors: Machine Shop, English Clubs: Arts and Crafts Activities: Football, Basketball, Track. I Name: Kellenberger, Linnie Roberta School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, French, Glee Club Clubs: Harmony Club Activities: Collegiate Cruise, Spring Con- certs. Name: Kelly, Beatrice School attenaec. before Chaffey: Fairfax High School Majors: Math., Science, English Clubs: G. A. A., Scholarship Society, C. S. F. Name: Kimball, Austin School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: English, Ag. Science Clubs: Anthology, Chaffey Senior Hi Y lfVice- Pres.l '36, Pres. Glee Club, F.F.A. Activities: Extravaganza with Glee Club. Name: Kipp, Strother School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Math., Language, Science Clubs: Social Science 3 Activities: Football. Name: Kirk, Eddie School attended before Chaffey Greeley High School, Greeley, Colo. Majors: English, Math., History, Science Clubs: Harmony Club. Name: Kniep, Esther Scchool attended before Chaffey: Monrovia High School Majors: Commerce, English Name: Kopac, Rosie School attended before Chaffey: Fontana High School Majors: Home Making, English Clubs: Home Economics Club. Name: Kropf, Calvin School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Math., Mech. Draw- ing Clubs: German Club, Senior Hi Y Activities: Football, Basketball. Name: Larson, Hugo School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Woodshop, Science Activities: Senior Play '17, Play, The Wed- ding. Name: Len, Florence Evangeline School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Ir. High Majors: Home Economics, English, Glee Club Clubs: Glee Club Activities: Collegiate Cruise, Spring Concerts fgirls' glee clubl Name: Libhart, Eldred School attended before Chaffey: Cuba H. S., Cuba, Mo. Majors: English, Band and Bookkeeping Name: Lucas, Paul School attended before Chaffey: St. George's Majors: English, Agriculture Clubs: Future Farmers Activities: judging Team, Fasti Staff-Fair Editor. Name: Macaulay, lean School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Spanish Clubs: Dramatic Club, P. E. l at Fontana, Eschscholtzia Activities: Barbie, Seventeen, Chonita. Name: Mac Farlane, Betty School attended before Chaffey: Virgil Ir. High, Los Angeles Majors: History, Latin, English, Typing Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: MacKall, Benjamin School attended before Chaffey: Eastland High School, Eastland, Texas Majors: History, English Clubs: Anthology Activities: Track, Football. Name: MacPherson, Clark School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Central Majors: Math., English, Shop Clubs: Aviation Activities: Athletic Control Committee. Name: MacPherson, Vernon School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Central Majors: English, Spanish, Math. Activities: Football, High School Club and Sports Editor. Name: Malaise, Truletta School attended before Chaffey: El Monte Union High School Majors: English, Latin Clubs: Latin Club IEl Montel. Name: Martens, Robert School attended before Chaffey: Claremont Majors: English, History, Science Name: Mason, Roger School attended before Chaffey: Upland lr. High Majors: English, Glee Club, Science, Shop Activities: Extravaganza, Operetta Name: Mattox, Rebecca School attended before Chaffey: Upland lr. High Majors: English, Science, Home Economics Clubs: Camera, Eschscholtzia, G. A. A. Activities: Pres. of Girls' League and Class at Ir. High, Sec. of S. B. Name: Maxie, Vern School attended before Chaffey: Upland lr. High Majors: English, Shop, Math. Clubs: Future Farmers. Name: Mead, Mildred School attended before Chaffey: Claremont High School Majors: English, Science Clubs: Inter Nos. Name: Mehl, Rodney School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Math., Science, Language Activities: Football 1-2, Vice-Pres. of the Se- nior Class. Name: Merry, Don School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High. Majors: Spanish, Music, Shop, English. Name: Mertz, Walter Ir. School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Math., Science, Language Clubs: Anthology 2-3-4, Honor Society l-Z-3-4, Camera, Gens Togata, German Club, Ir. Hi Y l-2, Sr. Hi Y 3-4 Activities: jr. Hi Y-Pres., Sergeant of Arms, Sr. Hi Y-Treasurer, Pres., Camera Club Vice-Pres., Honor Society-Pres., German Club-Treasurer and Polizeg Student Body Treasurer, Student Body President, Fresh- man Class President, Soph. Class Presi- 'dent, Fasti Business Mgr., Seventeen, Basketball Z-3, Commencement Speaker. Name: Middleswart, Hester School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: History, English, Homemaking Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: Millar, Dorothy Constance School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, History, Math. Clubs: G.A.A. 3-4, Scholarship Society l-Z, Eschscholtzia 3-4, P. E. l. Activities: Treasurer of Ir. Class, Sec. of Stu- dent Body, Fasti Staff-Typist, Basketball l-Z, Committees: Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, Dances 3-4, Sophomore Banquet Committee. Name: Millard, Harold School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: Machine Shop, Science, English. Name: Miller, Frances School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Home Economics Clubs: Taste and Baste Club 3-4 Activities: Fashion Show l-2 and 4, Tag'er Inn Cashier 3. Name: Milliken, Donald Dean School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Math., History, Foreign Lan- guage Clubs: German, Social Science Activities: Elementary Band and Orchestra. Name: Mills, Earl School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: Mech. Drawing, English, Shop. Name: Mitchell, Ellsworth P. School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Agriculture, Woodshop Clubs: Future Farmers Activities: Track. Name: Moore, Loren School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: History, English. Name: Morris, Marvin School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Mechanical Drawing, Math., Machine Shop Clubs: Aviation Club Activities: President Z, and Treasurer 4 of the Aviation Club. Name: Mortensen, Clyde School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Math., Mechanics, Glee Club Clubs: Aviation, Dramatics Activities: Seventeen, Chonita, member of Student Body Council. Name: Munger, Martha School attended before Chaffey: Colony Majors: English, French, Art Clubs: Bird Club Z, French Club 3, Camera Club 4 Activities: Posture Contest 3. Name: Murphy, Helen School attended before Chaffey: Ponca City High School Majors: English, History, Commercial Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: Murphy, Merna School attended before Chaffey: Tucson High School Majors: English, Commercial. Name: Murrell, Thomas Brand School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Ir. High Majors: History, English, Glee Club, Machine Shop Clubs: Harmony Club Activities: Extravaganza, Collegiate Cruise, Glee Club Concerts. Name: McCurdy, Genevieve School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Latin, Science Clubs: Social Science, Gens Togata, Inter Nos, G, A. A. Name: McKay, Neil School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Science, Math. Clubs: Physical Science. Name: McKennett, Robert School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Agriculture, English, Woodshop Clubs: F.F.A., Aviation Club Activities: Student Body Assembly. Name: McWilliams, Frances School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Spanish, Homemaking Clubs: Camera Club. Name: Nanassy, Nancy School attended before Chaffey Fontana Majors: English, Spanish, Home Economics Clubs: Eschscholtzia 4, G.A.A.3-4, journal- ism 2, P. E. l. Activities: Fasti Staff 4, Girls' League Cabi- net 4, Student Body President-Fontana 2 l Name: Nance, Charlotte School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English and Commercial major Clubs: Atleta, Commercial, Eschscholtzia, G. A. A. Activities: Vice Pres. of Class 1-2, President of Commercial Club, Scholarship l-2-3, Inter Nos 3, Tea Committees l-2-3, Soph. Ban- quet, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Fashion Show 1. Name: Nehring, Dorothy School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science Name: Nesbit, Ianice School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Central Majors: French, Science, English Clubs: Scholarship Society l-2-3-4, G. A. A. l-2-3-4, Atleta Club 2-3-4, French Club 2, Physical Science Club 3, Outdoor Club 4, Girl Scouts l-2, Eschscholtzia Z-3-4, Rac- queteers Club 3 Activities: Sec. of Girls' League 3, Vice-Pres. of Student Body 4, Sec. of Ir. Class, Treas. of Sr. Class, Sec. of Honor Society 2, Sr. Play Seventeen, Fasti Staff-Art Editor, Eschscholtzia Club Pres., Girls' League- Chairman of Faculty Relations, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Speedball 1- 2-3, Hockey 2-3-4, Tennis 2-3-4, Swimming l-2-3-4, Delegate to Girls' League Fall Convention, Committees: Class Teas Z-3-4, Mother and Daughter Banquet l-2-3-4, Soph. Banquet, Dances 3-4, Ir.-Sr. Recep- tion, Faculty Relations Committee 2, Big and Little Sister Tea 3-4. Name: O'Bryant, Archie School attended before Chaffey: Republic High School Majors: English, Science, History Activities: Basketbll. Name: Ogren, Grace School attended before Chaffey: Wilmot High School, Wilmot, So. Dakota Majors: History, English. Name: Okamoto, Mary School attended before Chaffey: Upland lr. High Majors: Latin, English, Science, Home Eco- nomics, Math. Clubs: G. A. A. l-2-3-4, Atleta 3-4, Lambda Sigma 2, Tennis 3-4, Physical Science 4, Scholarship l-2, Gens Togata 3-4, Cam- era 3 Activities: G. A. A. Pres. 4, Varsity Tennis 3-4, Sports l-2-3-4, Girls' League Cabinet 4. Name: Olson, Lillian School attended before Chaffey: Fontana High School Majors: English, Science, Music Clubs: Arts and Crafts Club, Etiquette Club Activities: Theatre Orchestra l-2-3, Extrava- ganza, Hygiene Secretary, Senior Play I:Orchestral. Name: Orsburn, Robert School attended before Chaffey: Lancaster High School Majors: Mechanical Drawing, English, Auto Shop Activities: Football. Name: Osborn, Cecil School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Agriculture, Shop and English. Clubs: Future Farmers of America. Name: Osborn, Russell Schcool attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Agriculture, Shop and English. Name: Oxley, Gordon School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Ag. Science, Machine Shop, English Clubs: Future Farmers. Name: Page, Betty Io School attended before Chaffey: Iohn Muir Ir. High, Los Angeles Majors: English, Bookkeeping, History Clubs: Commercial Club Activities: Secretary of Commercial Club. Name: Page, Bill School attended before Chaffey: Porterville Union High School Majors: History, English, Math. Name: Parker, Earl School attended before Chaffey: Washington High School Majors: Science, German, English, Math. Clubs: Senior Hi Y Z-3-4, German 2-3, An- thology 3-4 Activities: Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. Name: Peters, Pauline School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Bookkeeping, Sewing. Name: Petitt, Ted School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, English, Mechanics Clubs: Future Farmers of America Activities: Head of Transportation for the F. F. A. Fair, Extravaganza, Membership Committee of F. F. A. Name: Phibbs, Barbara School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: French, Art, Sewing, English Clubs: French Club, Taste and Baste Club, Eschscholtzia Activities: Pres. of Girls' League, Program Chairman of Girls' League and of Ir. Class, Secty. of Student Body 3, Song Leader of Girls' League, Freshman Rep- resentative of Girls' League, Vice Pres. of Taste and Baste Club Name: Phillips, Dean School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: Science, English, Math. Clubs: Pastime Club. Name: Phillips, Edwin Frank Charles School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English Clubs: Future Farmers, Camera Activities: Pres. of Camera Club, Football, Won Shotput Contest at Upland Ir. High. Name: Pifer, Marie School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Science, Hornemaking, English Clubs: Taste and Baste 4, G.A.A. l-Z-3-4 Activities: Fashion Show 2-3-4. Name: Poe, Elinor School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Latin, Social Science Clubs: Physical Science 3, Social Science 4, Gens Togata 3-4, Honor Society 1-3-4. Activities: Gens Togata-Vice President 4. Name: Poister, Ianetta School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Latin, Science Clubs: Inter Nos, Gens Togata, Honor So- ciety 1. Name: Pollen, Charles School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Math., Mech. Arts Clubs: Letterman Club Activities: Sec. and Treasurer of Soph. Class, Member of Soph. Football Team. Name: Pontin, Myrtle B. School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Home Economics Clubs: Camera, Taste and Baste, Glee Club Activities: Flower of Venezia, Glee Club Con- certs. Name: Powell, Raymond School attended before Chaffey: Fontana High School Majors: English, Mechanical Drawing, Shop Clubs: Aviation Activities: Second String Football and Base- ball. Name: Rahn, Mary Ellen School attended before Chaffev: Cucamonga Central Majors: English, Latin, Science Clubs: Gens Togata Z-3-4, German Club 4, Physical Science 3, Outdoor Club 4, Esch- scholtzia 3-4 Activities: Scholarship Society l-2-3-4, Sec. of German Club, Treasurer of Eschscholtzia, Fasti Staff-Feature Editor, Extravaganza, Fashion Show 3, Mother-Daughter Ban- quet 4, Sophomore Banquet, Mothers' Tea l-2-4, Dance 3, Reception 3. Name: Ramp, Leland School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English and Ag. Science Clubs: Anthology 2, Ag. Science Club Activities: Football. Name: Randall, Elizabeth M. School attended before Chaffey Ontario Ir. High Majors: Math., History, Science, English Clubs: G.A.A., Atleta Activities: Varsity Tennis 4, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Baseball, Speedball, Hockey 4 years. Name: Reimer, Ruth School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, German, Science Clubs: German Club 3 years Activities: Girls' League Operetta-Pianist. Name: Reynolds, Thelma School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: English, Science, Home Economics, Spanish Clubs: G.A.A., Atleta. Name: Richardson, Iane School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, English, History Clubs: Lambda Sigma, Physical Science Activities: President of Lambda Sigma, Sec- retary of Physical Science Club. Name: Riggle, Gertrude lean School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High ' Majors: English, Spanish, Math., Home Eco- nomics Clubs: G.A.A. Name: Ritter, Gwendolyn School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, Latin, English Clubs: Gens Togata 2-3-4, German 4, Atleta 3-4, Scholarship 1-2-3-4, Eschscholtzia 4, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Activities: Sec. of Gens Togata, Song Leader of German Club, Fasti Staff, Mothers' Tea l-2-3, Dance 3, Mother-Daughter Banquet 3, Sports l-2-3-4, Soph. Banquet. Name: Rossi, Lorena School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: Spanish, English, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics Club, G.A.A. Activities: Extravaganza '35. Name: Roy, Mary School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Home Economics. Name: Royer, Hazel School attended before Chaffey: Anaheim High School Majors: English, History, Home Economics. Name: Rucker, Helen School attended before Chaffey: Santa Rosa High School Majors: English, Math., Sewing Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: Rucker, Ruth School attended before Chaffey: Lewis School, Santa Rosa, Calif. Majors: English, Spanish. Name: Rurnrill, George Frances School attended before Chaffey: Bell High School Majors: English, Art, History Clubs: Harmony Club. Name: Runner, Theodore . School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Spanish and Mechanics Activities: Track Z-3-4, Football 4. Name: Sadler, Betty Gene School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Spanish, English, Math. Name: Sales, Ida lane School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: Science, Mathematics, English, For- eign Language Clubs: Eschscholtzia, Lambda Sigma, Cem- era, German Activities: Sec. of Freshman Class, Press Be- porter of Lambda Sigma. Name: Salisbury, Harold E. School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: Commercial Arts, English, Glee Club Clubs: Harmony Club, Anthology Club Activities: Extravaganza 2-3, Flower of Ve- nezia, Barbie, Vice Pres. of Student Body 4, Treasurer of Senior Class, Pres. of Harmony Club 4. Name: Sanchez, Florence School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Central Majors: English, French, Science Clubs: French Club. Name: Sanders, Aleene School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Science, Commerce Clubs: Commercial Club Activities: Secretary of Commercial Club. Name: Savala, Dolores School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Commerce, Math. Clubs: Physical Science 3-4, Grease Paint 1 Activities: Football, Basketball l. Name: Schonert, Annabel j School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Latin, History Clubs: Gens Togata l-2-3, Commercial Club 4, Honor Society l, G.A.A. l-2. Name: Schroll, Claudine School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Bookkeeping Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: Scott, Adjar School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Commerce Clubs: Commercial Club Activities: Bookkeeper-Co-op. Book Store, Student Manager-Student Store. Name: Setser, Bob School attended before Chaffey: Fremont High School, Oakland Majors: English, Mech. Drawing, Science. Name: Settle, Iames School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Language, Math. Clubs: Physical Science 3-4, Gens Togata 2, German 4. Activities: Senior Play, Scholarship Society 1-Z-3-4. Name: Shane, Douglas School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Majors: English, Bookkeeping, Math. Activities: Football 2. Name: Shirley, Beth School attended before Chaffey: Fontana High School Majors: English, Science Clubs: Lambda Sigma, Dramatic Club, P. E. Club, G. A.A., Spanish Club Activities: Soph. Social Chairman, Fresh. and Soph. Yell Leader. Name: Shue, Nathalie School attended before Chaffey: San Bernar- dino High School Majors: English, Home Economics, Science Activities: Fashion Show 3. Name: Sible, Gordon L. School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Mechanical Drawing, Sci- ence, Math. Clubs: Anthology, Senior Hi Y, Pres. of the Outdoor Club Activities: Football and Track l, Track Z-3-4, Extravaganza 3, The Wedding 4. Name: Sicosky, Earl School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Ag. Science Clubs: F.F.A., Pigeon Club Activities: Football 2. Name: Slater, Merton School attended before Chaffey: Sturges Ir. High Majors: English and Shop Clubs: Commercial Club. Name: Smith, Beverly School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Latin, English, Math. Clubs: Alkamystre 2-3, Commercial 4 Activities: Sec.-Treas. of the Alkamystre Club 3. Name: Smith, Earl School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: History, Science, English Clubs: Senior Hi Y Activities: Basketball 3 years. Name: Smith, Francis School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High Majors: Mechanical Arts, English, Science. Name: Smith, Roy E. School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: English, History, Math. Activities: Basketball Name: Smith, Theda School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, History, Glee Club Clubs: Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Social Science 2-4, Physical Science 3 Activities: Secretary of Clsses l-2, Pres. of Social Science Club 4, The Wedding 4, Varsity Tennis Team 2-3, Social Chair- man of Ir. Class, Extravaganza 3, Spring Concert 3-4. Name: South, Veeder School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English and Science. Name: Southey, Ivy Lee School attended before Chaffey: Pomona High School Majors: English and Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics. Name: Southworth, Clair School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Math., Science Clubs: Anthology, Senior Hi Y Activities: Football. Name: Sparfeldt, Alberta School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Ir. High Majors: English and Commerce Clubs: Commercial Club, G. A. A. Name: Stanley, Catherine School attended before Chaffey: San Luis Obispo High School Majors: History, Science, English Clubs: Camera Activities: Fashion Show 4. Name: Strawn, Eugene School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, History, Science Clubs: F. F. A. 3-4 Activities: Track 2, Iudging Team 3-4, Extrav- aganza 2-3. Name: Swain, Frances School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, English, Homemaking Clubs: Home. Economics 3. Name: Szabo, Betty School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High Majors: Homemaking, Science, English Activities: Baseball, Volleyball. Name: Tate, Elmer Edward School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Science, Agriculture, English Clubs: F. F. A., Senior Hi Y, German Club Activities: Citrus Team '35, Dairy Team '35, Citrus Team '36, Stock Team '36 and '37, Name: Thomas, Harold School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High School Majors: Science, English Clubs: Outdoor Club Activities: Track. Name: Thomas, jesse School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Agriculture, English Clubs: Future Farmers of America. Name: Thrall, Robert School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Language, English, Math. Clubs: Anthology Activities: Yell Leader for Student Body IZ yearsl. - Name: Tift, Floyd ' School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Latin Clubs: Gens.Togata 2-3-4, Chaffey Senior Hi Y 3-4, Scholarship Society 1-2-3-4, Cam- era Club 4 Activities: Student Body Treasurer 3, Student Body Advrtising Mgr. 4, Class Pres. 3, Scholarship Society President 3, Scholar- ship Society Vice-President 4, Senior Hi Y President 4, Camera Club Sec.-Treas. 4, Extravaganza 3, Seventeen 4, General Mgr. of Ir.-Sr. Dance and Reception 3, Constitution Contest 3. Name: Toews, john School attended before Chaffey: Alta Loma Majors: English, Math. Clubs: Future Farmers of America '33-'34 Activities: Tennis Team '36-'37. Name: Toomey, Sally School attended before Chaffey: Saint George's, Ontario Majors: English, French Clubs: French 2, Inter Nos 3, Harmony 4, Scholarship Society 1-2-3-4 Activities: Fashion Show 2, Thanksgiving Play l, Barbie Costumes and Property Mgr. 4, Senior Play 4, Posture Team l, Refreshment Committee Chairman on Re- ception Committee for Freshman Mothers' Tea, Committee for Soph. Mothers' Tea, Comittee for Ir.-Sr. Reception 3, Decora- tion Committee Mother-Daughter Ban- quet 3, Glee Club 3-4. . l Name: Towne, Evelyn School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Science, English, Home Economics. Name: Townley, Roy Whimp School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Woodshop, English, Glee Club Clubs: Glee Club, Pastime Club Activities: Extravaganza, Operetta. Name: Tracy, Margaret School attended before Chaffey: Silverton High School, Silverton, Oregon Majors: English Clubs: Commercial. Name: Underwood, Sylvia Gilbert School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: Spanish, English, Orchestra, Art Clubs: Scholarship Society l-Z Activities: Senior Play, Advanced Orchestra 3-4. Name: Utman, Howard School attended before Chaffey: Etiwanda Grammar School Majors: English, Ag. Science and Math. Clubs: F. F. A., Anthology, Senior Hi Y Activities: Football l-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. Name: Vestal, Ruby School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Bookkeeping Clubs: Commercial. Name: Wagner, Rowena School attended before Chaffey: Banning High School Majors: Music and English. Name: Walkinshaw, David School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Shop, Math. Clubs: Philatelic Society l-4 Activities: Swimming 4, Winter Extravagan- za 2. Name: Wallace, Maxine School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High Majors: Homemaking, English, Art Clubs: Etiquette lFontanaj Activities: Pres. of the Etiquette Club, Com- mittee for junior Dance, G. A. A. Teams 1-2-3-4. Name: Walters, Ercel School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Latin Clubs: Physical Science, Gens Togata. Name: Wandell, Charles School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Agriculture, English Clubs: Future Farmers of America Activities: Future Farmers Activity Committee Name: Ward, Dorothy Ann School attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Social Science. Clubs: Social Science, Atleta, G.A.A. Name: Ward, Ruth Schcool attended before Chaffey: Upland Ir. High Majors: Math., English, Science, Spanish Clubs: Lambda Sigma, Camera jVice Pres.1 Eschscholtzia, G.A.A., Bird Club Activities: School Song Leader, Basketball 2-3-4, Hockey Z, Speedball 2-3-4, Base- ball 2-3, Volleyball 2-4. Name: Warner, Don Stevens School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: Vlfoodshop, English, Agriculture Clubs: F. F. A. and Pigeon Club Activities: Swimming, Tumbling. Name: Weber, Eldon School attended before Chaffey: Cucamonga Central Majors: English, Ag. Science. Name: Weber, Iolea School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Spanish, Math. Clubs: Social Science, G.A.A., Atleta, Esch- scholtzia, Honor Society Activities: Pres. of Atleta Club, Club Report- er for Social Science Club. Name: Webster, Dorothy School attended before Chaffey: Ontario jr. High Majors: English, Science, Art, Foreign Lan- guages Clubs: Atleta, Honor Society l-Z, Physical Science 3, Eschscholtzia 3-4 Activities: Class Treasurer l-2, Student Body Secretary 4, Vice Pres. of the G. A. A. 3, Fasti Sales Mgr. 4, Fifth Vice-President of the Girls' League 3, Extravaganza Pro- gram Chairman 3. Name: Weinrick, Fawn School attended before Chaffey: Southeastern High School, Detroit, Michigan Majors: English, History, Foreign Language, Math. Name: Westlund, Kenneth School attended before Chaffey: La Verne Heights Majors: English, History, German Clubs: Anthology, German Club Activities: Swimming Team 3, Soph. Basket- ball, Sports Editor on the Fasti Staff 4, Program Chairman of Extravaganza 3, Vice Pres. of Class 3, President of Class 4. Name: Whatley, Mary School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High Majors: English, Art, Home Economics, Glee Club Clubs: Arts and Crafts Club Activities: Volleyball, Operettas, Extrava- ganza. Name: Wheeler, Ruth School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: Home Economics, English, Bookkeep- ing. Name: White, Billie School attended before Chaffey: Fontana Branch High Majors: Science, English, Math. Clubs: journalism Club 3-4, Dramatic Club l-2 Activities: President of Sophomore Class at Fontana, Football, Basketball and Track Teams. Name: White, Howard Ft. Scchool attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science Clubs: Stamp Club l, Anthology 3-4, Senior Hi Y 3-4 Activities: Basketball l-2-3-4, Sec.-Treas. of the Anthology Club. Name: Williams, Ben School attended before Chaffey: Francis E. Willard jr. High, Santa Ana, Calif. Majors: English, Math., Science, Language Clubs: Pigeon Club l-2, Commercial Club 4, lPresidentl Activities: Band. Name: Willingham, Irene School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Science, Foreign Language lSpanish and Frenchl Clubs: Harmony Club Activities: Extravaganza '36. Name: Wing, Eugene School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Music, Science, Math. Clubs: Aviation. Name: Wymore, George School attended before Chaffey: Ontario lr. High Majors: English, Art, Agriculture Clubs: Future Farmers of America Activities: Poultry judge, Program Chairman of the F. F. A. Name: Young, Vivian School attended before Chaffey: Piryar, Okla- homa Majors: History, English, Spanish Name: Hollister, Albert School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Agriculture Clubs: Future Farmers of America. Name: Latimer, lack School attended before Chaffey: Ontario Ir. High Majors: English, Agriculture Clubs: Future Farmers of America, Glee Club. 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