Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Daniel B. Milliken Y, Meet Your Superintendent Before coming to Chaffey, Superintendent Daniel Milliken acquired experience in many Helds. After receiving an M.B.A. degree from l-larvards school of business administration, he served as a public accountant and then operated a nursery for eight years. Although he was born in Cucamonga. California, Mr. Milliken received the major part of his education in Claremont. There he attended grammar school, high school, and received a B.A. degree from Pomona Col- lege. Since coming to Chaffey, he has served as an administrator and is now a candidate for a Ph.D. at Claremont Graduate School in school administration. For recreation Mr. Milliken lists fishing, bridge, and handicrafts as his main interests. He' is also known to have a keen sense of humor and an ample supply of jokes. In a message to the students he states. Your school offers you many different kinds of opportunities. Through your participation and availing yourselves of these offerings, Chaffey Union High School will succeed. Board of Trustees Left to right: Alfred H. Utman, vice-president: Melvin C. Dinger, president: Lowell E. Bartlett Richard C. Wolf, trustee: Mrs. B. G. Klepper, clerk: trustee. A

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Meet Your Principal Instructor of botany and general science, advisor to the Fasti, superintendent of trans- portation, and guidance counselor are some of the many positions filled by Principal Ernest Payne since he came to Chaffey. A native of Los Angeles, Mr. Payne moved to Cntario at the age of two years and re- ceived his education in local schools, includ- ing Euclid Elementary, Chaffey High School, and Chaifey College. While attending high school he took a deep interest in agriculture and became a member of the Iunior Farm Center, which is now the Future Farmers. To further his education, Mr, Payne en- rolled in U.S.C. as a physical education major, with the intent of becoming an in- structor and coach. However, when he grad- uated in 1931, which was during the depres- sion, very few teachers were being hired. Fortunately, his background and interest in agriculture enabled him to accept a position as biology teacher at Chaffey. He is now in his second year as principal. Mr. Payne feels that every student should engage in many activities for experience to draw upon in emergency situations. He has found that one profits most from association with people who can add to one's personality. Ernest A. Payne Office Administrators Olof E. Snyder Iune Teitsworth Ernest Camlield Vice-principal Dean of Girls Associate Principal 'N 1