Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Gardiner W. Spring Superintendent When G e o r g e Washington took the oath as President ot the United States, he o pe n e d the Bible and placed a finger on this sentence: What doth the Lord require oi thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to Walk humbly with thy God? To you, members ot the Senior Class ot l947, who are graduating from Chattey I ask you to ponder over the meaning of these words. You, like George Washington, are now entering upon new and import- ant duties. l give you this bit ot Scripture as a guiding principle ol your lives. The best Wishes of Chattey will ever abide with each one ot you. Gardiner W. Spring Ernest W. Fischer Principal To the Class of l947: Your class has met successful- ly many school problems caused by the World War. This tact gives us confidence that the members ot the class will solve the many indi- vidual problems that will be yours in the days of reconstruction. The world needs men and wo- men ot stout hearts and trained minds-young people ot charac- ter and determination. The good wishes of Chattey go with each of you that you may have success and happiness dur- ing the coming years. Sincerely, your friend, ' Ernest W. Fischer l