Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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ENGLISH— LOWER CLASSES Classical Myths, Julius Caesar, The Merchant of Venice, and The Tale of Two Cities; and elementary rhetoric were the objectives in lower division English classes, instructed by (standing left to right): Mrs. Mur- iel Christen, first year English; Mrs. Gladys Davis, first year English; Miss Mildred Simmons, second year English, Woodrow Smith, first and third year English, History and Civ- ics; Miss Flo Curran, first year Eng- lish; and Miss Jeanette Gustafson, first and second year English. Seated are: Miss Ina Wynne, second year English; Mrs. Esther Close, second year English; Miss Gretchen Lizer, first year English and Senior Dra- matics; Miss Ruth Weber, first and second year English; and Arleigh McConnell, second year English. Not pictured: Arabella Powell, first year English. ENGLISH— UPPER CLASSES A thorough understanding of grammar, a background of literature and a control of composition were the objectives in the upper division English classes taught by (left to right): Miss Mary Louise Casey, third year English; Donald Jacobs, third year English, Public Speaking; W. H. Pop Kegley, third year Eng- lish, American literature; Miss Mabel Stanford, Journalism; Arnold L. Laz- arus, third year English, Bookbuild- ing, Senior Composition; Miss Mary Armstrong, second and third year English; and (seated) Miss Elsie Hamilton, third year English. COMMERCE Grooming the future captains of industry are (left to right): Mrs. Mil- dred Olausen, Typing, Business Principles; Mrs. Celesta Walters, Shorthand, Transcription, Bookkeep- ing; Miss Mary Viola Robinson, Typing, Elementary Business; Miss Edna West, Typing; Miss Mary Mof- filt, who is not pictured, teaches Elementary Business. Page 14

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OFFICE FORCE Preparing bulletins; granting permits; recording grades and hundreds of other statistics; typing; answering telephones; and serving the public; the industrious office crew are the behind-the- scene producers of the fair. First row: Mrs. Mary Nagle, Assistant Attendance Secretary. Second row: Miss Margaret Pizzo, Secre- tary; Mrs. Helen Maurer, Attendance Secretary; Mrs. Clara Payne, Dean of Girls; Olof Snyder, Vice-Principal. Third row: George Cassell, Attendance Officer; Secretary to Mr. Fischer, Miss Marjorie Wilkins; Ernest W. Fischer, Principal; Miss Rose- marion Cunningham, Secretary to Mrs. Payne. Alvin A. Herbert, Fontana Representative, is not pictured, because his field work continually keeps him cementing Chaffey-Fontana relationships in a real and friendly way. Page 13

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SOCIAL SCIENCE Dedicated to teaching future citi- zens the art of responsible, social adjustment in a peaceful world are (seated): Miss Mae Abramson, An- cient History, Social Science; Mrs Muriel Christen, Social Science; M. G. Jones, U.S. History-Civics, Social Problems - Geography, (standing): Miss Esther Anderson, World His- tory; L. J. Horsch, U.S. History-Civics, Elsie Hamilton, U.S. History-Civics; Ruth Weber, Social Science, An- cient History; Mabel Breneman, Social Science; Mrs. Helen Brown, Department Head, Curriculum Re- vision; Irene Montgomery, Social Science; Fred Barrett, U.S. History- Civics. SCIENCE Dedicated to teaching our future technicians how to live construct- ively in the atomic era are (left to right): Roy Vick, Chemistry, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Chemistry; Paul Moses, Physics; Ralph Miller, Biol- ogy and Physiology; Harold Wil- son, Biology; Ernie Payne, Biology and Botany. STUDY HALL Endeavoring to keep us quiet for just one hour each day, these im- pressarios made us appreciate Chaffey the fair. Left to right: Ray Delhauer, Mrs. Helen Bridge, Mrs Sybil McCrea, Miss Esther Ander- son, Miss Mildred Simmons, and Miss Mary Armstrong.