Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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24.1 J up 'P 'I f L. ff Lf r 'Q f' gif im' A E lt f Ni 5iE l Fifi' I -i'fJ' T:U -w-iw- T 1 gli,--H I qi-,ul :I rd X v HM Tigxg,-iqmrg' N X K 55, Y rs! i f ,, .2 5 If lg ii ii Q3 .ff t K 1 'W 1 5, . i 'f' , t' -. ,Y A i .-.nl Si M fs. M A ' 'td Miss Lankford, Mrs. Maurer, Mri Fischer, Mr. Snyder, Miss Wilkins, Miss Peaker, Mrs. Payne CDFFICE Mr. Snyder, Mrs. Payne Page Twenty Mr. lacobs lf at any time one might Walk into our school office, he would admire the group of people found there. Each individual is thoughtful, and considerate, but to- gether they form a corporation, which is the personification of efficiency. At the head of this corporation is Mr. Fischer, the principal. Mrs. Payne is the capable Dean of Girls, and Mr. Snyder is the tactful Dean of Boys, The head secretary is Miss Wilkins Who also has charge of grades and scholarships. Mrs, Maurer has the tedious job of attendance records. She is assisted by Miss Lank- ford. The new member this year is the amiable Miss Peaker, office secretary and guardian of all registration. 'Mr Cassell, attendance officer, keeps records of all en- rollment.