Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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DEDICATION In 1921 Roy T. Vick was graduated from Chaffey as one of the outstanding students in his class. It was perhaps in the athletic department that Mr. Vick gained most of his popularity. In his junior year he played guard on the first string football team, and in the same term he played basketball on the varsity squad. The following year he was voted the most dependable tackle on the field; and of our C.B.L. basketball team he was elected captain. Today Mr. Vick is one of the best friends and advisers on the campus. It is because of his interest and willing service in the class room, on the athletic field, and in all phases of student activity that we, the Senior Class, dedicate to him this 1946 FASTI. Page 8

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OUR ENTREPRENEURS Assisting Mr. Spring — but with no financial remuneration and plainly as a civic contribution of the highest order — is the Board of Trustees of whom we are signally proud. To the left of Mr. Spring is Frederick Dundas, clerk. Mr. Dundas is a graduate of Chaffey and is now one of Upland ' s leading ranchers. To the right of Mr. Spring is President Herbert Bailey, the man who is never too busy to serve the community, despite his heavy responsibilities as superintendent of the Orange Products Ex- change, the largest orange juice cannery in the world. Friend of Boy Scouts and of all young people; quiet, unassuming, Mr. Bailey is the author of a scientific textbook once used at Chaffey. The Vice-Presidency this year went to Warren Wass, an- other of those backbone-of-the-country ranchers produced by Upland; father of two Chaffey graduates and son-in-law of Civil War Veteran Alois Podrasnik, who bequeathed to Chaffey a prize fund for one of our annual oratorical contests. Seated to the right of Mr. Wass is Trustee Newman Trautman, father of three Chaffey graduates. For years this astute financier has donated those guiding policies which have made possible for Chaffey the most of the best for the least. On the extreme right is Jack Bailie, our trustee and lovable human dynamo from the steel town. Mr. Bailie has a son now attending Chaffey and is largely responsible for our most har- monious relationship with Fontana. Is there any wonder, then, that we are proud as all get out of our entrepreneurs! Page 10