Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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it r of r if 'l i G ear E Alt fr 1 M 1- 1 by M f ART 1 The art department is on call for all demands from the student body for posters, invitations and stage sets. Miss C. Reed instructs art in both the elementary and advanced classes. Arts and Crafts and Commercial Art are taught by Miss L. Mc- Clelland who also acts as adviser ot the Fasti Staff. More than ever before Mechanical Drawing has been a popular subject enticing the enrollment of girls as Well as boys. Mr. Moore instructs the primary classes in Mechanical Drawing while the advanced classes are taught by Mr. Homewood. Mr. I. Homewood Mr. A. Moore F. Miss C. Reed Miss L. McClelland X M T65 gs if a' -. 'fa f 'N 6 1 t sl,- F 1 PW' QL 'ts lllfltlfsa 1 .A ' V cf? .gd-9 '4 'L 'iw ., ,g lf, lilo' n , , as lj ri T . 'az Z2-' C' - 1 r A L l 1 MQ u W 4 'f 1517 ',, f 'Cl 5 A 7 'I l ' ' 'T l .flklf t W' l I' All . l ,, s .ET F z 1 ffm 9 l j' . ,. N l fl I S c 5 fl y. A ' Z, ,- ff' ,f 1 '- - -'I .L 1 X - . . ll.. 4 CA D f N Et .. I 9 l I. an A 112- l H. 'V-e s LN-g.,,,.,.- ..... ,-. . Page Twenty-three