Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Clof E. Snyder Vice-Principal All who seek his advice know Vice- Principal Olof B. Snyder as a friend who is always on hand to listen to their troubles and to help in finding the right answer to them. This job is a difficult one because it frequently involves the use of corrective measures, but every boy respects the spirit of fair-play and sportsmanship with which cases of dis- cipline are handled, Lucile B. Bailey Dean of Girls Although new to our faculty and campus this year, Mrs. Lucile Bailey, Dean of Girls, has already be-tome a very important person in the life of every Chaffey girl. Her charming per- sonality and her very personal interest in their problems have endeared her to all girls on the campus. She is one of the faculty advisers of the Girls' League. Ernest A. Payne Student Counselor l'When a fella' needs a friend, Stu- dent Counselor Ernie Payne is al- ways around to come through with the necessary help and advice. His thoughtfulness and u n de r s t a n d ing, touched with his incomparable humor have helped guide many students over the rough spots which they have en- countered in their school activities. He is faculty adviser of the Student Body, Executive Committee, Scholarship So- ciety, and Fasti. Page F t

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The Board A generous share ot the credit tor the enviable position Chattey holds among the high schools ot California should go to the members ot the Board ol Trustees. Usually unappreciated, but tremendously important, is the thought, the time, and the Work devot- ed to the interests ot Chattey by these men. Serving on the Board ot Trustees with President H. S. Bailey, retired manager of the Exchange Orange Products, who is now consultant tor the Food Machinery Company ot San lose, are F. W. Dundas, citrus grower, L. E. Bartlett, attorney, I. S. Bailie, Deputy Assessor tor San Ber- nardino County, and N. E. Trautman, real estate and investment broker. llSBily F. W. Dundas L. E Ba tl tl N. E Trautman I E Page Thirteen

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