Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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mira: r.. .,..X4. Upland Faculty Not to be forgotten are the teachers from Upland Iunior High. Each year incoming sophomores to Chaifey owe a lot to their fresh- man teachers, who started them on the road to their 'Asecond step, high school. Front row: David Spurlin, Robert Redfield, Wallace Randleman, Patricia Moore, Flor- ence Armstrong, Edwin Dean, principal. Back row: Lester Nag- ler, Don Eitelman, Mrs. Bettie Pruneri, secretary. Office Staff Well known to all are those on the office staff who help run the Chaifey business, besides helping guidance officials and doing other duties. Their innumerable efforts make Chaffey a better school for all, Seated: Mrs. Helen Maurer, Marjorie Wilkins. Standing: Ven- na Heap, Mrs. Claudie Glazener, Mrs. Wilma Thompson, Mrs. Margaret Scarrone, Mrs. Hazel lennings, Mrs. Pearl Letz, Mrs. Mary Nagle. Health Center ln the health department many students find aid when they be- come ill at school, or are injured on the campus. Besides this, mem- bers of the health department con- tinually check for disease symp- toms and check sight and hearing. Pictured here are Mrs. Ann Mc- Intosh and Louise Kellogg, school nurses. 19 , i M. M. J

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if af it W3 Top row: Mrs, Mildred Voak, English: Mrs. Celesta Walters, commerce: Ruth Weber, English. Middle row: Mrs. Patricia Wells, homemakingg Har- old Wilson, biology: Milton Wilson, English. Bottom row: Fred Wolff, commerce: Ina Wynne, Spanishg Harry Yochem, mathematics, physical educa- tion. Not Pictured Mrs. Sibyl McCrea Study hall Mrs. Vera Matuszak Homemaking Tom Maxfleld Mechanic arts 0 5611511 league boots. Miss Nunn Miss Rose Mr. Schweighardt 18

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Library Almost every student is well ace quainted with the library. The librarians rendered aid to the stu- dents and often found for them much-needed books, which later helped in term papers and other assignments. Left to right: Mrs. Thelma Stead, Mrs. Willie Hamer, Adaline Nyberg, Mrs. Vendela Honderich, Mrs. Sarah Neal, Mrs. Nancy Warren. 20 Snack Bar At noon those students who preferred a quick lunch, a malt, or a bag of popcorn, packed into the area surrounding the Snack Bar. Serving the crowds were Leslie Iohnson, Mrs. Walter Henderson, Pat Edwards, David Genger, Shir- lee Barrios, Alta Barrios, LaDonna Woods, Noel Horn, Ioyce Mathis, Margie Clark, Betty Richards, Moira Iarrad, Mitnee Duque, lack Feeny, Peggy Lindsey, Iessie Weeks, Rogene Logan, and Bar- bara Loros. Cafeteria and faculty, and catering for ban- quets and club dinners, employed the time of those working in the cafeteria. During the noon hour students assisted in serving those who wanted a hot lunch. Under the management of Mrs, Bernice Black, the cafeteria staff was a model of efficiency. Left to right: Mrs, Phyllis Iustice, Mrs. Pearl Iohnson, Mrs. Eleanor Butler, Mrs. Alice Iarvis, Mrs. Dorothy Flocker, Mrs. Bernice Black, Mrs. Nettie Zappia, and Charles Burritt.