Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Alexander McLeish Burton Wiley One of the busiest and most interest- ing jobs at Chaffey is that of the guid- ance counselors. Not only do the coun- selors suggest courses which would be practical and beneficial to a student's particular needs, but they also give aptitude, l.Q., and vocational tests. Seniors find the guidance office par- ticularly helpful when planning careers or choosing a college. Thomas Piequet, sophomore counselorp Mrs. Ruth Johnson, freshman counselory Edmond Shinn, iunior counselor. Guidance Group The attendance office, located in South Hall, is remarkably efficient in recording the attendance of the 2800 students at Chaffey-Ontario. Besides re- adrnitting students and printing a list of absent students each day, the atten- dance office issues work permits, com- piles official state reports on atten- dance, and checks on the reasons for student absences. Attendance Group Left to right: Mrs. Evadna Bishop, Mrs. Helen Maurer, Miss Venna Heap, and Mrs. Mary Nagle.

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rf Thomas M. Glasheen Lyle Fry George Beardwood Coordinator Coordinator Director of Teachers of Student Government of Special Education Pl D l W-9 Mdyi ' ' trat ' on June Teitsworth Jack White Dean of Girls Comptroller Principa1's Message Principal To the Graduates oi the Class ot 1953i For twelve years you have been attending school. Now on the eve of your graduation from high school each one of you must an- swer a Very serious and a very personal question. What next? What do l want lite to hold for me? Individuals are the result of the decisions they have made along the course oi their lives. Many of these decisions have been small ones, but in the aggregate they have fashioned personalities. Parents, friends, teachers, and counselors can advise, counsel, coax, and threaten, you can blame others tor your mistakes and tail- ures, but you as an individual must assume the responsibility tor the choices you make and course of action you must follow. What next? That depends on youl With sincere best wishes for lives oi wise choices, Ernest A. Payne, Principal Chaiiey Union High School Ernest A. Payne

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Top row: Mrs. Eleanor Anderson, English, Mrs. Alice Armstrong, Bottom row: Vance Beckwith English Clara Bissell German foreign physical education, Mary Armstrong, English, Mrs. Vonneda Bailey, language department head William Bowers machine shop Mabel English, Mrs. Beverly Barrett, Spanish and English, Fred Barrett, Breneman, civics and social science Esther Brewster mathematics, ! social science. Norman Brintnall, reading improvement Faculty y A, , , xi ' f l ffl K n ,ly , J ty it 5 X 1 F 'P is , V! 'lc 4 H JI! Aff 7 'gif L, ,cf 1 Alfa Cy nf , f if Top row: Mrs. Helen S. Brown, Eng- lish and social science department supervisor, Bertha Carter, English and Latin. Mrs. Esther Close, English, Miss Eleanor Conte, physical education. Bottom row: Arnold Christen, agri- cultural science, Roy Civille, iournalism and English, Mrs. Gladys Corcoran, business, Paul Coronel, Spanish.