Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

We The Fam Si if Proudly Preselzi Your I9 asf Publvshcd hx the Annu and btudcnt Bodx ofLh.1ffq Hugh Snhooi Ontario, California. and edited by the 1957 Fasti Staff. Table of 0011161115 14lI'lIlllllSfl'ilfl0ll Faooly Classes Ce111o1 Class JlIIll0l' Class Sophomore Class F1esl1111a11 Class Cporis ll' S 0 S IIIHICX Aeiiviiies . . o'1' B y ' 00117612 i011 Mr Joe Shanklli Recorded as one who certainly deserves recognition is our man behind the scenes Mr joe Shanklin For many years he has trained Chaffeys Stage Crew and has been responsible for the success of the numerous stage productions When it concerns lighting staging and scene setting no expert can surpass the job performed by Mr Shanklm time to attend lengthy night and day rehearsals Patience calm 4 ness and cheerfulness are the traits which accompany joe regard less of any situation which might arise back stage Each production staff is truly indebted to the efforts of Mr Shanklin and his Stage Crew With sincerity and pride we dedicate the 1957 Fasti to Mr joe Shanklin for his rich contribution to the Chaffey High School community 3 . . . . ,, y 9 - - 1 U . . . V 9 9 , Again and again, he has been requested to sacrifice his personal 0 , - , - Foreword Tnme changes everythmg' Expresslons hab1ts behavlor and a way of l1fe are the flexlble patterns of youth These patterns have been encompassed IH th1s school year and are expressed through Remlnlscnng Records and RCCOgHlClOU Thxs book be longs to you as lt reveals the panorama of school llfe you knovs and records your partxclpatlon on Chaffey Campus These patterns of youth are the experiences of the present but the effect they hold upon your future cannot be underestlmated Your Record will be the basxs of your future success The Recognntlon you recelve IS a constant challenge to be worthy of lf Remlnlsclng wnll forever contann the joy of old age as the lnfe of a chxld h1s accomplishments and rewards unfold 1n the mldst of reverne - s a U . . . . . ,, . Y a ' ' 7 ' 7 , 4 ' KY Y! ' ' If ' ' Y! . . . ,, . . . ,, r 1 , . ADMINISTKA Tl0!V A1l1111111sirai1011 Damel B Mnllnken A1 Smnh Superrnlendent Axxocmte Supermlendent Board Richard Barr Ben Allen C baxrman Clerk Mrs Hazel Thompson Alfred Utman Nelson Gray Trustee Prendent Trustee 0 Trustees l X xl fllldhlli f fwfffsff Burton Wiley Assfstant Pnncxpal Ernest Rehnstrand Director of Adu mes Ernest Pavne Principal Lyle Fry S em or Class As we remmlsce, our senlor counselors w1ll always remaxn foremost ln our thoughts Mrs Dean and Mr Fry have con tnbuted thelr slncere SCIVICCS whlch enabled all semors to experlence a truly memorable year Mr Brmtnall and Mr Osborn, the Junlor Counselors, w1ll always be remembered as the fine advnsors who recorded all the ac compllshments of th1s year s junlor Class Carl Osborn Norman Brxtnall Mrs Loxs Dean jumor Clary jumor Class Semor Class -'VF' il Xophomors Ulsss Uounsslors The fact that the Sophomore Class has progressed 1n the development of school Splflt and 1nter class HCIIVIIICS durlng thls year has been largely due to the IDHUCHCC of Mrs LIZIO and Mr Martm These two counselors have successfully gulded thls class through another fine hlgh school year Kle Mart Msj eLzo Frsslzmsn Class Counselors The Class of 1960 has started Its high school career under the guldance of two very capable counselors for whlch they wlll always be grateful They are looking for ward to three more years wlth Mnss Nunn and Mr Plequet to guide them wlth thenr educatlonal experlences M ss Mary N n Tho as P eq et lpeslsl Jervlsss M ss Adel ne Nyberg M ss Louise Kellogg Mrs Ann Mclntosch H end L bmmm Health Center H ealtb Center r ft l 'Y Agrlculture Tim Fdfllll Bememb red Q Art fl yu YW!- Mr fhrlsten Mr Lair Mr Vellls My Hgggler Buslness Education Mr Rnchards Mr Freasner Mr Antonelh Mrs Brown Mr Brown Mrs orcoran Mrs Fdwards lf.. -,fl Mr Ewmg Mxss Helton Mrs Simpson Mrs Walters 22 2 QAJQIU Lck 4-AJ? S A L9,Qsz7!Cf,4,4K!fl,gZ'5 f 7 LLM English 'VS' -ur-rf' 'Minis QW' Mnss Weber Mlss Armstrong Mr Bayless Mr Cxvxlle Mrs Cullen flaw 0 0 0 A in 1 fi N X ' 1 , 'f ' R t Q ', ' , I Af s 'Q 3 H' J -x ,fx - Y ' ,J 9 ' ' 1, le 2 3 r ,ms A 1 vin '. , .'. . . . . . I ' I V7 . A 1 6. I f, 4 ff -r ' y -, QM ,? ,J A ' X 141 ' M , 1 1 7 V it M X we M fs f f A, ff' we Mfr 1 M - i ll l P ,A x f 9 The Fa uliy lie 0 dell Mr Daudson Mr Fontana Mr Glorfeld Mr Gremer Mrs Harrxson Mxss Howard Mr lxebre Mrs Lewxs Mr McComas Mr Organ Mr Pncerno Mr Srmonsen Forelgn Language Mr Vanderploe Mrs Barrett Mr Coronel Mrs Freasxer Mr Kossler Homemakmg Mr- Vallfhel' Mrs. Koeker Mrs. Saddler Mrs. Finerty Mrs. Hemmingway Tile Family liemembe ea' Industrxal Arts Mxss D Peterson Mr Funk Mr Herrlmg Mr Keeney Mr Larson Mr Pedvm Mr Shores Mr Pond Mr Sorenson Mr Stark Mr Suckney Mathematrcs Mr Couzms Mr Antal Mr Barrett Miss Brewster Mr Francxsco Mr Jaeger Mr Jeppesen Mr lxmtzele Mr McCre1ght Mr Stallard The Family Re 0 0' 0' Music iss Tjensvold Mr Feeney Mr jones r Marshall Mrs Thompson Physical Education Boys Mr Thorne Mr Kaiser Mr Lindsey Mr Proctor Mr Spencer Physlcal Education Gzrls Miss Crumley Miss Fischer Miss Lampe Miss Powell Mrs. Rupert . 'fs K Sc1ence Tx , Mrs. Sage Mr. Schweighardt Mr. Cullen Mr. Dakin Mr. Page The Feeuli Remembered Social '-12-1 SCICDCC Lf' X I Smxth Mr Tmson Mr Wllson r Fxsher Mr Barrett 4 'CII' Mr Blake Mlss Breneman Mrs Bundgard Mr Dameron Mr Eller Mr Frxedman '75 Mr. Glover Mrs. Hunt Mr. Laidlaw Mr. Moore Mr. Randles Mr. Shotthafer Q-11 Mr. Thornton Mr. Thunell Mr. WOIH Mrs. Stead Mr. Shanklin wx N s Cafeterla Mrs Black Mr Rnetkerk Mrs jarus Mrs Flocker Mrs Col her Mrs Moroslc Custodlans Row I Ray Shlnn john Bordolusn Q G Laubach Alfred Brown Olm Stark Demmg Payne Row 2 Fred Wall Guy ONe1l Lyle Abernathy H Sxlsey R Blexms W Alexander Gary Burson Ed Aiken jo Anne Grlbert Lael Hall jean Kanser and jane Baldlng Bus DYIVCTS lst row Felix Olmas Meyer Shapero George Ingrlm Bull Wrllxams Dan Nlcholson 2nd row Art Kmg Ronald Statum Chuck Bacon jlm Stead Melvm Bubxer 'ard row Mltch Hop kms Ed Sprmg Del Gxbbson Ph1lLew1s B1ll McCombs Dave Morketter Rrchard Brxggs 0 . . . , . ', . , . - , . . c 1 1-- u 1 1 l' V 'vy 1 1 1- 1 . ,. . 1 1 s 1 , . a ' 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 '- ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . Secretarles Snack Bar lst row Mrs Sthvwandt Mrs Steyenson Mrs Nagle Mrs lst row-Carol Carson Arlene Montez Sandy Owens joyte Long 7nd row Mrs Northrop Mrs Olne Mrs Herron Mrs Hall Sharon Hall Charlene McMurtry Mane Garner 7nd Somedy Mrs Castle row Mrs Boone Mrs Henderson Donna Hamilton Sylyna Robbms Rxchard Brnggs judy Damelson john Muller QIIP Ground Proctors john Cnma Llbrarlans amtenance lst Ro, M155 Nyberg Mrs Rhodes lst row Lee Arthur B1llLedng B1llH1ll Steye Poulsen Frank Mxcoll 7nd rovy Mnlo Thomas jxm Clark Kermat Sxcosky 7nd Row Mrs Warren Mrs Lehman Harry Evyert Eugene Dxcltson Bernne Carlson N ,,'. ,1 ' V' of WV! V X V .N A 1 JAX - . - - 1 ' 1 h' ' a - Q 1- 1 1 's I ' - - D ', . . L . q . - v ' ' 9 9 l Q ' v w ' Terrence Gillespie at S' ' S, ,tw 3,5 if 4 IA A 'L '5 A yt . . . , I I O f- ' . Q ' . . IL' s. l I 1 I A l v l N 1. - - li l 1 I s ,lv r Mr. Page Mr. Couzins Mr Rehnstr md Wir Bfllfl 1 Mrs. Thompson Ml' PCUICX fllfllff lielfzxin f Here on this page, you will recog- nize many faculty faces in unfamiliar situations. Some of the students will undoubtedly find these situations strange as they have only seen their teachers at school. XVe are assured that the teachers pictured here will lie equally surprised. Mr. Dakm Mr. C.ullen Mr. Procter Mr. l'ry HADUATE Q. XIX Lf, 4 9 PH, ' t 'W' ' vftfgfvf! 5 Your armual will always serve as a pleasant reminder of the happy days you spent roaming the CBAIIPIPS and halls of Chaffey High. In its pictures you will relive your loyalties to teachers, classmates, and administration. In its dedication you have honored a man whose pleasure was to serve the entire Student Body. Your participation in school organizations has made you more aware of your service to your school and community. You will remember the enthusiasm of school spirit that enabled your teams to be victorious in all of our wonderful athletic programs. ' 1 2 CLASS 0F 1.957 Quickly, you will recall how you marveled at the talent of your fellow classmates as the memories of class assemblies and plays unfold. Faintly, then more profoundly, drifts in the melodious music of all the dances, Christmas Formal, junior-Senior Prom and the Spring Formal. As you leave Chaffey you will always possess the remembrance of the best four years of your life. As you have shared these years you have been young, eager and friendly-again Chaffy at its best. Hrazlua 1011 pefzlrers 1957 Wlnston Dean Lynda V1z1o wlnlnencelneni Program Processlonal Chaifey Band National Anthem Chaffey Band Invocatlon Muslc Chorale and Ensemble Greetmgs Mr Ernest Payne Prmclpal Chaifey H1gh School Address WIHSIOH Dean Address Lynda V1z1o Musxc Chorale and Ensemble Address Rnchard Rleder Address Phyllls Whlte Presentation of Class of 1957 Gary Lancaster Semor Class Presxdent Receptlon of the Class Daniel Mllhken Supt of Chaffey H1gh School Awardmg of Dlplomas Alfred H Utman Pres of Chaffey Board of Trustees School Song Orange and Black Benedlctlon Recesslonal Chaffey Band Phyllns Whlte Rlchard Rleder Science and Mathematics Gold Cup Winner Winston Dean Business Judith Schmolllnger Vocational Arts Gold Cup Winner Margaret Castellini Bank 0 America A Warn' l40ll1I6'l'S Each year the Bank of America gives recogni tion to outstanding seniors by presenting a group of achievement honors The individual fields for award consideration are Science Business Art Industrial Arts Social Science English Agrrcul ture Foreign Language Music Mathematics and Homemaking Each senior who has made outstandrng achievement in these fields IS eligible to compete for this award Receiving the final gold cup recognition is indeed an honor and those four students who gain these honors can be justifi ably proud Liberal Arts Fine Arts Gold Cup Winner Gold Cup Winner Eric Jacobson Gale McCully Laboratory Science Kleln Foreign Language MUSIC Richard Rieder Judith Moflitt Ulm. 'bag SD English Agriculture Industrial Arts Doug Reisner John Hallasz Ben Rice I I . M I . . . QE' . . . , . , , v 9 a Q ' a a 1 1 'f , I ., Y I ,W A Y 0 Y 13- Senlor Personahlles janet huhns All Round Personallty Personallty plus IS the descrxptnon for Janet Durlng her four years of hxgh school she has been actlve rn many act1y1t1es Being selected Basketball Queen vs as the hlghllght of her h1gh school days Bob jong Shyest Prank Bam o All Round Personallty Franks ersonallt has been one of the P 5 reatest throu hout h1s Semor ear Partner L S Y patmg ln so many student functlons has proyed If Although he ns just a bnt shy Bob has proven by his extra currncular HCIIVIIICS and by servlng as ASB Ad man that he wlll bc 1 reat success 1n lnfe after gradu mon Ga1lMcC lly Prettlest Hanr Dark and slllcy best descrnbes Gall s beau tlful halr Always well groomed and ln place II yyon her an honor for thls page CutestSm1le What a vyonderful sm1le L12 has Every day her smile added to thc pleasure of the entlre Student Body W sto Dean Most Lllcely to Succeed Bralns personalnty and partlclpatxon can best describe Wlnstcxn who w1ll be the most lllcely to succeed He has added so much to our school by belng Student Body Presldent and w1ll always reflect cred1t on Chaffey Hlgh K lrla Chancellor Class Chatterbox For the sxze of Carla she really does a lot of chatter around her fellow classmates She IS always the l1fe of any act1y1ty Nola Page Pepplest Everyone w1ll agree that when there was a football basketball or baseball game Nola would always be there helprng to root the team on to vlctory Stan lxlem ClassW1t Keepmg the class ahve w1th wntty rc marlcs and expressions best descrlbes Stan Being an ardent student and well llked bv all hrs classmates certalnly earns a place for Stan on thls page Betty Pr1ce and Carl Skyarna Cutest Couple Golng together thelr four years of hrgh school, Betty and Carl have establ1shed themselves as the cutest couple on campus l 0 I . Y tm - ov ' ' ' . .Y ' a . . .V . 7 I Y Y .Y . .1 Y I .I y 1 .n , . - V Y . . .3- . Y . Y . . . 7 1 A . -i .Y . .. - I- y , . . . ity ag ' I Y 2 . .,.. ' ,u ' , . Q. ., A - . . V I 7 A . . V I . YA , . Elizabeth Eckstrand 7 - h I I V I 7 ' A A A ' A h 1 if ' '- in' n ' . l . V . . . 7 9 n- r - I . V .a' '1 , . . , h. Y . .7. 7 .,, 7 7 . , ' ' N . . x- . s . . , . 6 Serrier Sless 0fl7eers . ,K - , fi J. .FW Kay Sheirbon Se rrelury Dick Rieder Treasrrrer X 4P'vN joanne Gilbert 'I 'reusrr ref De Ann Cochrane A Y' 5.7! 5 Dan Mikesell Frank Battino Vice Prexidcnt President Hrs! Sernesler Senier Sless 0fl7eers The first semester Senior Class Officers, headed by Frank Battino, worked very hard this year. They planned the Senior Tea which was held in the Homemaking Auditorium and was a huge success. They worked for Senior Privileges and planned for the Senior Graduation Dance. They also conducted an election to help select an appropriate place for our Graduation Dance. Seeerre' Semester Serrier Sless Hflieers Headed by Gary Lancaster, the second semester Senior Class Gfficers planned and discussed activities for the remaining year. Among these activities were the Senior Assembly, held in March and the Senior Pie Sale. They have been working very hard on the Senior Play Day and most important the graduation Dance, which they termed to be just Great. Gary Lancaster Gary Thfall Vive Prexizlwrl Pfffilffrll ' l TDK. 1 r R Y o 4 7 rx' ,lx L 1 6 '! N-v wmv' Axme Clement Alvarez Lydna Alford Loretta Alward Tony Anderson Raymond Andres Carmen Arbuckle Retha Ann Arla Tommy Atkinson Wayne Autry, Bxll Allen Loretta Amallitano Harold Antxll joan Mane Arnas Barbara Bacon Kenya Allen Sue Ambler Pat Antonette Vmcent Arnett Loxs Balley Annette Allison Pat Anady Lou Allison jim Amxclx La Verne Senzonv Arnold Barbara Atencxo Adelphme Barley Wnllnam Baker Rod T95 M., IN., f' 'Ole-ga hir. My-X YW? Baldmg jack Bambach Nancs Banacky Robert Barrass Bull Battmo Frank Battles Pat Behm Doug BISSIII Carol Bonmllas Blll Barker Sammxe Lou Beard Anna Mane Belanger Sue Blades jatk Booth Howard Neff Barone Cy nthla Barosko Meg Beauchamp Ann Beckett Ronme Bennett Don Bentley Jack Blair Edwm Blumenfeld Larrx Bowles Pat Boyce james Berry Carolyn Berry Mxchael Bolmger james Bone judlth 'Hu-...,,, Lx 3- Boyd Shrrley 12 hw M if gulf ! q rf' 3 ,as 2? Bradshaw Donna Bramblett Vnrgnl Brand Danny Brasfleld Martha Braught Howxe Bray Margaret Bresnahan Maxxne Brltton Roberta Brockus Ruth Brophy Pat Brown Carolyn Brow n udy Bry a Bundy jnm Burk Candy Pat Card oyce ey Sally ln Rmh Buhler Bud Buell Jed Buah Wayne Butler Mmhael ar Larlson Ruth Larpenter jean Bynum jerry Carton Sharon Senzory Calzada Albert Case Barbara if' C assalettx Marllx n C hantellor C arla C assell Norma C ervantez louis Cochrane De Ann C.ofer Brenda Colombmn Rosemarxe Comettl Dnana S- me Q'--.,, Castellxm Margaret Cheanex Anthom C npolla joseph Collner Phxllxs Cook Dale ,li ...rf gfk fi uf ' Castro Natalxe Cathcart Carole axallo Vmce Chetney Bull Chez judx hncarellx Carleen Clarke john Clnburn Rax lose Craxg Collmi Harriet Collins Howard Collms Jeanette Cooley Odette Copeland Donald Corn Valerle 27 . if 3' K A ' , 3 we C Mina 5 Wgwml , 1 A yy s S e C X. B. 6-- N .fd I I Am :il C aff! 1957 - M ' C urlem Albert Dean Wlnston Cross Robert Crow Roberta Dans Glorxa Dayls Oma 14. Crofts Esther Dans Dorothy Crosby Patnua Day 19 Edward Senzors Cusenza james Deasey Patrlcla DeGraw Mary Denms Morrls Derblsh Theodore Dxttman Marnlyn Dornoff Dolores Downs Dennrs Draper Nancy Drewry De Way ne Dubm Mnke Dullsse Louls Dunbar Dxue Dudoms Rosemary . lf, A -' N ' ,u ' .', s M I Craig. Gene C. Craig. Wilma Craycraft, Wayne Cravens, Betty' 1 'Q ' 7 D 1 ' s V Q 9 va ' . ' . .. ' . 1 ' .. V ' . . 1 . 9 Y V! ' 3 7 5 4 9 V Duran Mary Lou Dybsand Janice Eberhardt Barbara Eckles Gaylord Edwards Barbara Ekstrand Elxzabeth Ellas Rosemary Ellxot Grant Ely Jeannette Erxck Keith Eplmg Sharon Espmoza Rnchard Evans Barbara Faxferllck Esther Ferguson James Ferris Wxllam Files Mack Fisher Herb Flammang Rxchard Flemmg Betty Ford Nelson Fox Ronald Foxe Gary Francns Judy Ferrett Robert Flerro John Foley Ralph Ford Carol 29 ln.. Garua Marua Lermam Marx Gmrdano K harlu Gosch judy Gardiner jamu: Gllbert Joanne Gallegos R1 a Gawel Leona Gannon Gary Garrey Phnl 'Qs' 'EK 3 Gardner Nlarxf. Garaon Lorln Giles Paul Gilmore Marlene Gncns janquelxn Glasener kenneth Goff Harrxet Gonzales Robert Gortcr kathy Grammar Norma Grant Donna Gram Joanne Grax Delena Grnffith Donna wwe ,ISN l me r ' g q lt: . v E Vg gf 'E'- A +5161 ' A 4EZxl'l',' . Franlelin, Edxjvard Freeman, Roy, Fowler. Lexian Galvez, Raclael 5 . of A as 'R ur, 50 'VV 'W' ltxfv s... i5 N... X Green Lols Groendx ke Roger Gude Llllxan Hacker Bull Hacr Shlrlex Hagen Ronald Harrenburg. Donald Head june Hernandez Vnuor it ww ol-N vw Guuerrez Concha Hale Barbara Harrington Donna H6lH1lLlx jean Herron Rober v-- xl into n! N nw fur' squuur Guuerrez Lydia House Rox Hansen james Hardcsu l'la1nL Harns john Harrxs Raymond Hemsley Richard Henderson Pat Herron Norman Hlrsghler Larrx Harxu Donald Haxdcr Norman Henthorn Donald Hernandez Angel 'gf' -:V 'K gnu' sf. HIST 1:12, 31 'l. ' Hnrschman Donna Hopper Ixathleen Huff Judy Hughes Thomas Jackson Carol Y' Hnrschman Paul Horne Claudla Hughes Wnlllam Hulquxst Susan Jacobson Eric Hodge Gary Hood John 1' an-J Hodge Bonme Horstmeyer Larry Hughes Joanne Humphrey Dayxd James Thomas D Hudson Donna Hudson Sally Ann Senzors odge Donna ough Norman ughes George Hurst Dwnght Ingram George Jacks John Jennmgs Bill Jensen Ruthle Jewett Eyelyn we mmm ' ' .sr ff 5 . up I' Sv- 1 A W Y ., .J v .g 4' L 'X . . . Q , ' . H , . ' . . ' ' , ' H , , I xy ,. , H , ' in 'S . 1 J. 1117 15? lvbzey fs. Ts johnson Judith Ann johnson RobertD jones Georgxana jones Vnrgmla kllfilll jack lxleln Stanley kregelka judlth lxuhns janet EE.,.. ,V Qllf . . -,:E R Ii ' ' 'P' in Q'-g A f N-1-..., i WY' in-av-A ,, 'wwf ' We f .A ' QL... .L..L. ' 'Tu'-'O-if johnson Ronald Jong Robert Kamansky Gerald Knlbble Larry lxunkle Barbara 'wrap Y-its ,450-M ish-5 'wx johnson Sharon Juarez Lma Karasanxc Martm Komulame james LaBudda Kenneth johnson Wxllxam lxalser Mary Loulse jones Gelene Kalmoskx Carole Kerrh Iva Jean Key judxth Krattlger Robert Kregel Douglas LaBudda Thomas Lamb Howard 'Ri gf Q-. vavx '35 NY -our IDN, J its MT' fad. v-Y 48 Lancaster Gary Lewxs Hardxe Long Donald Ly man Erma jean Manly Carol 'qv' ks by KW' 435' Larrck lxelth Lewrs jean Long Patrncna ivy. Lawrence Grant Lmdsey Norman Lopez Glorla 40 Lawson Peggy Lxtyyrller Robert Luke judxrh Ly nus Rrchard Macroge Roger Magyar james Marck james Marm Peter Marple Cralg 1,1 i N If-.-...v if W: swf' WW Lau son Norma Ln mgston Sondra Lay Fanme May Logg janet Q LM W f EUZOTS ff A, Mandala Charles , Marsh Celera Maloney Carol Marquez Manuel 'ba Qi 'lb -A-nov' nnp, Marsh oan Marshall Geollrex Martxn Suzanne Martinez Daud Martel Damel Martinez Emxlx Masterson Damelle Menegay Rxchard Mnller john N-ni, an Q Martens james Martmez Robert Mathls Sandra Menech Caryl jam. Muller W1ll1an1 io Martm Floxdna Martmez Solia Maxwell Sue Merryman Mane Mlller Edward hs, SR? af' Martm Loretta Masl Sue Meanor Marylen Mnchalouc Karl Mxstretta Dolores Medel Ruds Mexcr Pau Mxguelena john lNillxCSCll Damel 1LrX 6-H ky li 'Wx 2, VX! iv' '4 X54 N-sf x-f-H am' A N Sf 'it 3' Qu . X il: if W V ' k ' ,P K Q ' A ,Q K, 'R 3 L . K 4 Q. S' . wr- I' W' M l Tm' i K' ' K I , ,- .....,.,,. . ' , 1 a A A 1 L :L M .. 1 '-fPr M li. 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Jgnf' 50' 't ir-'ff AG .Aux Y VZ X, 35 Wx SNL-ad 'QP' ,1 aw' 'Q ,aw W3 Moffat Judnh Morrxssette Dona Mullemx Ann Murray john McKeown Mnchael Montez Arlme Morrxson Donald Murphy Gaylene N N.- 'Tm' 'Rat' Moody Rosemary Motter jess Murphy Loretta .4 Morgan Mxke Mowdy Barbara Murray janet Q' Morgan Patrxcna Mulder Patrlcla McCallum Ly nn McCully Gall McFadden Roger McGuire jamea McLaughl1n james McMak1n Clara McMullm Kathy McMurtry Charlene orrns Ly nn Clarlce Mullen Lynette Senzors Mclntyre Shernll McNamee Peter 4 -, ffyq 4414! 5Z?'f4fff,f4K'7Zf ffffffff fl? f f b5L,,,MA,,QL,, ,5f,fff1M,JfC HQJZF gfwigy 'luv 'Q' 6 CL, in VV- 'QU McNay Mary McNeil Georgna Navarro Arth Newport Roy Nichols Sharoq Nlcolay Ro alle Nxghtlngale er M7 Nolan Ray Ar N 10N z Vlrg Obe R h rd CMMJMX f Oli.-ge oh mm ONIe1llSati k os n IC Orrell, tr1c1a sburn c ay Osborne Wayne Page Nola f f fvyflwfyfx Ogren Carbl Orr Patrlcla W 1 W 'is-f 4 rm.. We--N, Parker Gary Perrino joseph Pocock Richard Price Betty Pullen Rita U---vu, Q si.-f Passey Norma Pedersen Blake Pilkington Barbara Pellmen Donald Percnal Donna Pollack Edward Pontious Lawrence Pratt Barbara att Meril reyedello Andrew Phxlpott Carolyn Piceno Molly Piland Sher ne Bruno WW Price Sherry' Priest Gail l Pritchett Vern n Pruett Cassa Puffpalf Layerne Quaschnick Derrill Radekin Ross Ramirez Maggie Rapattoni Andrea Read Beverly dime. 38 VP... Unk W-5 NL, Reagan Kay Race Benyaman Rlpley john Ross Monte Sanderson Glenn Rees Patrxcna Rxce james v-'E 'UW Rxechers Kenneth Rntkert Constance Robbms Annette Robles Lmda Rozar Constance Rozar james Santolucnto Gary Saylors Dale M- f0 -Q aw Rensner Douglas Reno Vnrgmna Combs Rncct Marian Rxley Exlene Rllex Monte Rneder Richard Robley Gary Rodkey james Rohrbaugh jeanne Rushmg Ronald Saldana Andrew Sanchez Salxadore Schlxnger Robert Schmolllnger judw Sthenck Alex 'Qi-av-'UV ul- 'URN 0' in -1-9 R --Q., 'vm 51' .gr- T4 'M-M liar' !: l- 1 .po-QM 0'-k. QQ'-H Wim., AKA' Wai' z ' ,--v bv '23-:pr 39 fn-w. 'Kwa- 'bib Schnell Raymond Seawer Donald Shotthafer Nan Skvarna Carl Smith Susan :::'r Schoonmaker J m Sellars Glenna Shi-oy keith Skate James Smith Stanley 'hsu., 'Q' 'T 'NY Schorr Hmda Senness Ted Shulberg Don Skillin Edward Smith joellyn 55555 'lm. 'hr'- ,'n:1'n' 2 'it' Schroeder James Shaffer Roger Sheble Bud Slagle Sharleen Smith janet '3' it k 011. Schulman Joni Short Nancy Simmons Robert Smith Barbara Smith Donald L. Smith Don R. Snell William mslndir' wmv Q f'-f 'KEY fl? V:-w ' , z A0 N1 f-1 W M Smder Kay Somedy john Southwnck Bonnne Spxelman Raymond aggs Geraldine Stanfield Raymond Stanway Alice Stark Charles Stewart Dianne Sueret kenneth Stoebe Thomas Stone Carleen Storms Nell Stowers Marym Strange Mary Stncklmg Marxlyn Strong Darrell Stroh Lmda Stuart Irene Sundland Charles Swartz Herb Swxnler Alan Syren james Tanner Mxchael Taylor Gilbert Tedder Elayne Teal janet Moran Tenmson Vntlu Terry Sandra ,ICSSICI Ixathleen M?-A-..e.. W7 'STP my N-sr -QF' X5-9 ,C , 1: ii.. Sf- 1? 'r TX.,-.f rv-5 'Lh- ft' '1r if ai! J IW 41 1 '7 lu--f Go 'KN S ll 4 'Wu 'M L41 Qu-5. Huw-wav' 'f J' fre.-vm,-. Tens Patrlua Thrall Gan Tucker Marlon Vaughan Patrncna Vlramontez john Y? Thom Douglas Toledo Olnxa Turnbow Barbara Veensrra Annette Vneros Laura Thomas Bexerlx Tonex Curns Lber jo Ann 'Ihomas jean Toomer Roberta Underw ood Florence Velasquez joseph Velasquez Mararlta Vxzxo Lynda Voskull Eldon Thomas Judy Thompaon jerry Mae Toppenburg Donald Townsend jean Valcourt Carol Van Alsune Benn Vngll Mary Wand Berry Vrllasenor Irene Walker Myrtle Wiliam st..ls is i'lnuqvs 5 any M 'LL jar Qu...-any 42 3-fi' 'N i x Wallace Paullne Webster Manlyn Wheelua Susan Wxley Pat Wlmherly Lonnxc 'QR ?x Z QE' Wallace Shxrley Wedd Elaine Whrtaker Robert XX'1l1ey kenth Winkler Vxrgmla Q .PN 'X' A.,,x 1'-my f' Al 'SYM ia K- Ward Carole ev '11 gl' Ward Peter Wenshaar Carolyn Wessell Lynn Whlte Alun Whxte Daxsy Wnllnams Donald Wllllams Peggy Wnther Wanda XVlIhfOW Candra '1 N-gy-I-r aw? QT Q--..., '11 we 'Q'- Warner Shirley Lambeth West Elame White Phyllls 'Q uv' 31 Warner Duane Whtaley Gene Whxpple Barbara Wxllxams Qhxrlee Wllson Marym Wlttenhorn Way nc Woeste Patricia 41-wi do 'l',I ' bus' M xM 's be ,Ny 'Y Gnu... an N ,- lN,,o S.. M40 A- -'SX in-Q ' A? A get R , 3 : 'Pl ,y ,A 'iw fax fl ii L vim. I ' J 'Kg A gl . v y 53 an Y R A' W H -3- ff a- , 1 a x .l.: ,D W, , P f :E Q W sv 54 P ' at Q- jf 'X 'll W' 11 ' .. ' ' me W, W ' 1 ii 'Q' e ' 4, Y - K .AN a 'cf 'ef we at 'N I iw . V 'B' .'., . ':v- 'ff Vx xv I V . A -I .41 V. 'X My 11 olf Roger Young Levus Brsuano Angle Dasey Thomas jones Donald 40 ZR: l7 2:w Q--M w-t....,,,.N ann., 96-. Q '7 5 5-an 'Xb , Y'-,W QI l 'Q' Wolhnbarger Theo Young Royce Boughey Dorothx It' w ' , Q 94 gf. Womack Esther Wright Exerett Lynn Wucherpfennxg Yeary Lxnda Lenz Brnan Ywetk Daud Barbara Bertrand Kenneth Bowser Dxane Wasson Qamatho Richard Behnke Barbara Carter Robert Cantrell Drlla Daulla Damel Draz Sally Robertson Doyle Elxzabeth Frost john Hrghness Barbara Ixellar janet Lauderback Sue Sage Kathleen Wrllxams Paul QOVS f 'L9 ,lf 44 spa QSM Kwik 'gd' Wir Junior Uless 0f1?eers Vnce Pres dent Sue DesLaur er jam Llsec Secretary Hrs! Semester Thls year s junlor Class although the smallest class on campus accomplxshed b1g thmgs The first semester s actlvltxes mcluded the junlor Assembly whlch was held on November 8 1956 Thls assembly sat1r1zed the telev1s1on program Th1s Is Your Llfe It was enjoyed by the Student Body for 1ts Oflglllilllfy and varlety of talent The final actlvlty sponsored by the Jumor Class during the HFS! semester was the Chrlstmas Formal The theme Snow flakes and Stardust was carrled out very lmpresslvely by the effective decoratlons Seeelul lemesier A real talent for presentmg a serlous dramatxc effort was re vealed by the cast of the jumor Class play Dlno on February I6 1957 The audlence was overwhelmed by the superb actlng and the quallty of the story brought forth many comments of pralse for both the cast and the play Madhatters Tea was the theme for the junlor Class Tea held on February 20 l957 The hostesses and decoratlons charac ternzed the story of Allce ln Wonderland Everyone attendmg felt that the tea was verv successful Presxdent Tony Buccherx J m DesLaur ers Pfesldem V e P esfde It Rlchard Eddy 'B' wiwmwf Dorothy De Angelo Treasurer Judy Exsenhauer Treasurer in 4 'NGO' R! Caroly n Olllla Secrela J mn Adams Ginger Adkisson Sidona Aleman Joe Alexander Joyce Alyord Mike Anderson Donna Anderson Garry Anderson jolcnf. Anderson Ruth Anderson Shari Andreas Carlyle Apel Susan Armbruster ROLL! Armendaru I-lsie Atenuo Margaret Bathman judy Bailey Dave Bailey Dick Baker kenny Baker Tom Baldmg Gary Ballester Ray Bambach joannc Barclay Scotty Barnard Carolyn Bartholomae Larry Beal Lindalee Beloud Dayid Benson Brenda Benson jerry Bergen Dick Berry Nancy Pat Best james Beyer Roger Black Ruth Blades lxenneth Blake Susan Blaker Mike Blotter Shirley Bohme Daniele Bohme Lynn Bolinger Sarah Bonneyille Ron Boss Barbara Boyce Carol Bradshaw john Brady' Bob Brady' jerry' Brannan Don Brink john Brown Bob Broyvn Niki Brunctto. Richwrd Bryan Mike Buccheri. Tony' Bumstead Linda Burrow Gloria Buzzell Ralph Byhee Ncsby' Byer Dorothy' Byrne Mike Cadd, Eric Campbell. 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Judy Carral Alexander Carter Bxll Cass Evelyn Carte Marilyn Cerda Mary Chandler Jxmmy Clark Bonme Clark Judy Clrburn Carolm Cochrum Ron Coleman Phnl Colonna Donna Combs Jerry Conrad Gerry Conway Mike Cook Darlene Corallo Mary Ann Corn Bob Couzms Maureen Craft Ron Cramer Ronme Craycraft Benny Craycraft Gayle Daxly Wanda D Alter1o Paul Damelson Judr Day 15 Kathy Dean Sue De Angelo Dorothy Dees Fay De Lozner Janet De Lozner Twy la De Mattos Harry Des Laurxers Jrm Des Laurxers Sue Dettwnler Bonme Drckson Bill Dobbs Lmda Dona Nancy Drake Angela Drewry Joyce Dryden Paul Dudgeon lohn Dugan Judy Duncan Demse Duran Glorna Durbin Davld Eckart Gerald Eddy Richard Edgeman Phnl Elsenhauer Judy Eldrxdge Jrm Eldrldge Karen Elkms Robert Ellsworth Chuck Elwell Ted Engle Louls Espmoza Lawrence Esser Ronme Estabrook Bob Estel Gary Ir aa a 1 f- or aaaaa aa a X.. , 1 .. , do ., ,:-.-:' in B ' u ' , , ' ff f- wi Q -all a 5 ' .. 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J J ij? X if ' , I I: .:I: ., I IIIIII Ng' , ,II , II H , as I . -iii 1 ,,.,. rg X ' K V if I ,f s A k x Juniors Estep Carol Fstrin Bud Eyans kit Eyans Sharleen Farrar jim Fatone Dorothy Ferguson jean Fisher Ly nthia Fisher judy Flammang Rose Ann Flocker Don Forrester Mary Foxe jim Francisco Vito Frantz Mike Frantzich Dick Frost Boh Gaiser Linda Gallardo Manuel Gange Bob Garcia D8Sld Garmon Daxid Gatica Alonao Ghormley Rex Glbbins Corky Gill jon Gilliam jim Giordano Carol Glenn Diana Goerrzen Dennis Goodwin Gene Goss Dayid Goyang Ly nn Gracia Arthur Gracia Daud Graham Clyde Grant Bill Graves Linda Greene jay' Grossman David Grow Neville Gruenke Richard Gruys Carolyn Gullion Barbara Hacker Ida Hall Sharon Hamilton Anita Hamilton Anita Hamon jerry' Hanna jerry' Hatch Brian Hatfield Bill Hein Linda Henderson Larry' Hendon Sharron Hernandez Molly' Hess. Kay' Hill, Charlene Hinds, Donna Hollowell, Pat Horn, Allan Horton. David House, Sharon L.. QF!! 4-4? 13' if lu 5 BQ! Lv step House L ln if ww'-' up W .mum x ' C' T wav '53 f-1-1, W., ,av 'G u 1 V N n .W qx . 3' .a N-in G U A X . -- M Class f 56' lla Warn' - Miller Aan- X Q S, ., , , I , YC' 923, xi A y Q 'Sw as r Y .. 1 3851 24 ,yt - , C ,S ..-.: :a , fa- Q Sw, 'fm . as Q a e Ikea e, in.. A s., Wu, '-'Y 3' 4' '-sr 50 'rf is lt' Wana YQ WY Q--Q' AW M19... ff 0 5:1 ,Q ,,,, 'H .9 -slut 'N' if Ill 'av Howard, Delores Hunter, Daryl Hunter, Lloyd Hunter, Russ Hurt, Elberta Irwin, Larry Jenkins, Bill Jennings. Joyce Jennings Lucille Jimenez Irene Johnson Carl Johnson Frances Johnston Charlene Jones Jackie Justis Sand Katt Betty lxeith Roger Kibler Daud lung Dick lung Karen Kitchen Natalie lxloepfer Bill krattiger Don La Boda Linda Lamaster Gene Lambeth, Jay Larson Cynthia LaScala Sal Lawson lm Lawson Shirley Lax Vnian Le Blanc hddne Le C lanre Bry ce Le C laxre Sharon Lee Clifford Lemke Carol Lippold Helen Lisec, Jim Lobreto Rosalie Lock Lmnard Logan Don Lmewell Mike Low ohn Lundahl Verne Lutz Phil Maddox, Stan Magers Faye Malotte Darryl Marck Marlorte Mariz Sandra Marker Jody Marks, Bob Marshall Gary Marshall Tom Maxie Larry Maxwell Maxine Mehas Mickey Merlendres Leah Merlino Joe Mikels Mike Miles Karen Miller Faye Miller La Tresa Jl1I1l0l'S Mm Hmm Mlrda Nancy Mock june Molnar Charles Monsnc Bull Montgomery jan Montgomery Steye Morgan John Morgan Marxan Morosxc Don Mullens Bob My rlck Kent McCarter Glen McLhesney Nancy Mcfown Glen Mcfown Sherrxll Mclilhany Bob hfclntosh Dean Mclxeovsn julene McLaughlin Bob McLaughl1n Myrna McNabb Barbara Napxer Chloetta Navarro Terrn Nepote Andrew Neulle Maryxn Nxmmergut Kurt Norgaard Arnold Ollnla Carolyn Ortez Brngnda Oyerman Larry Ovsens Sandra Paclllas Suzette Palmer Sam Partnda, joe Pearcy Tmma Peterson Dottle Peterson Mary Pnceno joe Pocock Kent Pomdexter Francls Poneor Judy Preece james Preece john Proctor Johnny Proctor Sally Propper Bull Quesada Duck Qumonez Rosalxe Ramirez Paul Ramerez Rebecca Rangel Lucy Raymen Ray Reck Rnta Reiss Joan Rxccardx Roger Rndge Glen Rnggen lred Rml-ter Bonnie Rmhey Berry Ritchie Boh Rua Kim Roach Leroy Rohbms Warren MH W7 TAY W: 'iw- f-vx 4-5 T' ll. 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Diane ' ' Wagner. Rita Waldron, Pat . Walker, Bob .- if X' xx . Q' ff Y r .. if Walker, Doug f Wall. Noretta Wallace, David . f Wathen Lila Ma ' V 4 - Q -5' -K - X e l, . . -5 ' f Weeks. Larry V 1 , Weeks, Sue if -' if 2, H a2ezfE,'2. ,.f22. ' ff 3 y y ll, ,,,,l, y S , Wiesen jo Ann Williams Bob Willoughley' Beverly' Wilson Bedah Wilson Leonard Wilson Preston '11-7 1 Wing Darrell Wooley' Barbara Wooten Jimmie Wroblewski john Younger jack Zeller john 7enz Nancy U5 Smith Darrell These students who are working diligently typify thc umor Class Such application by the junior Class Students w1ll better insure success as a senior next year This chemistry class IS one of the many ones that prepare our students for a future in the field of science Uhemuiry Uhfmlsiry 53 Sopllamara Ulass Ai Warlr fl Bzalogfy Class In order to graduate a course in science is required Biology is a class which a student may take advantage of during his Sopho more year The study of living things proves most fascinating to young students N-Q.. 56 spanish Ulass Here we see Sophomore students diligently studying Spanish. They are acquiring a bet- ter understanding of the culture and customs which this language represents. At present they are preparing for the future rewards of this class. lhsiory Class History is a subject most Sophomore stu dents include in their curriculum Pictured here is a typical history class In this class a wide knowledge of historical data is of fered to the student by means of literature documented motion pictures and lectures n 9 o L 1 I 0 'Qs x r ' . ' ' 1 4' ' , W, u ' ,K - . an Q ' . MJ: qwwa 'Mai ff x ..l -2' , 3 . ,,.,, ks ' 'L 4, HQ' Sepheme e Hess 0fl7eers rl K1 an-gt., 4? 13,74 x,5 if Jean Dalley Vice President Cathy Buccheri Secretary joan Dalley President Hrs! Semester The Class of 59 started off this year wlth lively expectat1ons Thelr first semester s act1v1t1es lncluded a browme sale and the annual Sophomore Assembly The acts of the assembly centered around an lnterplanatary theme One of the attractlons was a beauty contest, others were Llttle R1ch the professor, and the incandescent hula dance B J Swartzendruber I feature: Ken pay ne Seeene' Semester V... l reasurer On Aprll 3rd the Sophomore Class Tea was held ln the Home making Audltorlum Thls helped to stimulate interest among the parents, students, and teachers Toward the end of the year, the Sophomore Class held a profitable taco sale Due to the effective guidance of the1r counselors and their officers the Sophomore Class terminated a very successful year Mike Ensey Pr exxdent Stan Swerdloff Sec retary Monty Cunningham Vue Presxdenl HMV an ,,,,,,,,,-H ,Q XP ee ' fs-'f 'K YQ 'll ,W 0 1 f em, f 4 T ,, nfl 57 4 0 I 9 ff ' ' Y, 9 N4 , - 5 . .A i ' M WWW 'M 'ef ' H 2 ' V. 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Bundgard lxaren Burgy Barbara Burnchxck Donna Burns Gene Butler Darylle Butler Jeff U Bybee Gale Cam Dxane Cam Sherr Callaway Larry Campbell Carolyn C ampbell Juamta C arlson Bonnxe Carlton Tamara Carr Ben Carson Carol Carter Either Cash David Cates Shella Cauby Ruthie ,J Cerda Crlsnno Ceryantez Steyen Chafhn Kenneth W4 Chez Gary Wi' M' Vxl lx Chez Sharron Chnsholm George Clarke Robert Close jeanme 15 Cole Peggy Coleman Sharon My 'IN' Colomhero Mary Lou A Collms Dlanne Conower Darlene C onrad Georgna Cook Belya Cook Ronald sd' Copas Rose Marne Corneal Bobby Cornelnson Craxg C orrales Dxana A, Cowan Karen Cox Chuck 'I Cox Roy ,.., Cramer Darlene Crandall Richard 70' C rane john C rayyford Dxxne C rawford Judy Cross Leslne C ross Sharon Cunmngham Curtxs Cunnxngham Monty 5 my 77 'C 1 'Q 95 n -sf. Ulllllllll ham 'P-r-f 04 105 Ti' 'rr'-' 0- 59 1 QW ' ' 14 1 1 '. - M it .V t. V V .V V-A A E V V ff, , . 1 , V ' V, Z w V ' ' r' - A y ' . . -A ' . 1 . ' , lg. K AA ' I '7' , C' ' Q ' . 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Sweeten Bettie Swerdloff Stan Taunton Fred Taylor Dianne Taylor, Russ Tedford, Ann Tedford, Anna IX? ai' . 2. lvpbvmvrvs mm, fm Thmon Denms Thomas Bull Thompson Freda Thompson jim 'Nh Tmsley joe Tmson Terry Tipton Leland Toller Hedy Torres Danny Torres Ignacio Towler Elame Turner jack Vallejo Isa Van Dusen Darlene Van Hulzen Bert Van Hulzen Jeanette Veenstra Dxck -.Q Vrllalobos Paul Vxramontez Frank Vodvarka Judy Wadsworth jrm Wagner Lorrame Wandell Alice Ward Mrlton an Warren Reave Wedd Carol Werr jerry Whrpple Max Whxte Sand: Willey Bill Wnllnams Connie Wrllxams David Wrlllams jan Wlllrams Ken Wrlllamson Bob Wxlmoth Eddy Wrlson Ann Wllson Bob Wmkler Pat Wltten Marilyn -r-sv Wolfe Gary Wood Andy Woorren jerry Wy nder Daxrd Zak Ray Zweck Jrm W X. 65 0 0 - I 3, ' . f W T W My Lf 'pi 'fm . ' , b qw - , . . M..-J - ' 7, ,H .,-sf.. M zzg. ry. . .I q , L. A D .I ' Y ' I Q A . 'Q . fn f 1 in H as s . A A: Aff' 4 . , . Q., ' - , ,,., 15,1 f, W 1 , f ' , V -aj, , 5 A - .Q 'T 4 ' , .W ' . '. ... l 9 E . A .Q w ' ' , . .... r we w 3 , 'lf ' ' 9 l 7 I V , . 7 . , , , , 4 , R . Q . . V . . Q , o ' 3 s . ' ' ' ,QW . . l aw ' ' . , .1 W ff .1 ' ' , ' , ' ' s . Y ,R U 'if , Eli l , , gy e . Q J Q Q i . 'A' ' Y ' QQ. 1235-E' ' ' . 4 A 1 , . , V , E ' A ' 1 .1 4 ' ' I l 1 V I S- V - ' 4 V l ' ' , ..., , -V 1 aj! . 'V 5 ..: A0717 ' 1 I ' ' A , V, if .,. 9 , .2 ,,. 1. . , -as 1 .3 tw. i I.: - y 5' . f Fraslllnan Hass A I Warlr Fransh Ulass Here you see pictured Mr Vaucher s French class The Freshmen students in his class find that they not only learn the language but find themselves learning about the cul ture of France This has assured them of the mterest and value found in studying French World lhsiory Ulass Pictured here is a typical world history class conducted by Mrs. Hunt. In this class they learn of world happenings through films, lectures, and books. Freshmen seem to enjoy this class because most of the ma terial is new to them Here is another view of Mrs Hunts world history class Freshman Hass 0fl7csrs iff Bob Williams 1 eusu e Dan Ollxla Vice President D ane Ble ler geffem, V Phnl Mehas President hrs! Semesier Sxx hundred and eighty five tlmld freshmen entered Chaffey last fall After becomlng accustomed to the ways of a large school the1r shyness wore off and the class of 60 began to take an RCIIVC part ln school l1fe The Freshman Class was gulded through the1r act1v1t1es of the year by M1ss Nunn and Mr Plequet Ronald Mxttmo 50601111 Semesier I fefff 1 Among thexr actlvltles they started w1th a very successful fudge sale The annual Freshman Tea was held on October Sl 1956 w1th a theme of Tlger Talk Contr1but1ng to the enjoyment was some fme entertalnment by the Chorale dlrected by Mrs Ruth Thompson The class presented to the Student Body the1r annual class assembly on February 28 1957 entltled A HORSE CALLED LUCKY There IS much to be expected ln the future from thus line class Roger McMullm President 'lol Le White Cary Byrne V e Pr Xl lent li 11- . SY ...AY 3' qu Hass W Abell- Burson Abell Jerry Acuna Joyce Adams Judy Ades Douy., ,WW Agurlera Annu: Albert Duck Alexander 'l ommy Alyarez Eyelyn Anderson Lharlre Anderson Doyle Anderson hd ward Anderson Plame sm- Anderson Irma N., -'Y 9 1 5' p. sq., Anderson Jam Angona Vu Arnett Wanda Baton Leslle Baton Sandra Barley Judy Barley Margaret Baker J ye Baldwm Rrthard Balmer Marlene Banks Jim Barclay Barbara Barnard Larry 3 Barnard Pam Bartlett Mary Bnce Jnm Brggs Gus Bastom Sheila Ann Baubllt Blll Bauer Alnte Bedt Mrlte Bell Jerry Bennett Janne Bertrand iarol Bmnell Joan Bleller Duane ev Blessner Jrmmy Bray Ay rs Bojorquez Ruben Bologna Day rd Borunda Eddie Bowman Bobby Boyne Margie Bradley Larry Brafford Sandy Brahm Roberta Brawley Fred Bremon Bonme ' Bremer Gary 70 4 Brendmg Linda Bromle Mrchael 5 W Brophy Bonme Y? Brott R1charc1 Brown Brlly Brown Eltzabeth Bryant Ch uck Burchfield Anna Burchmal Dorls Burnett Connie Burson Gary .1 an TW' 1 Q-' !' an 61 ?' 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Edwards Bradley Dunnagan Barbara MM i W. is Edwards Deana ' Edwards Loyd si Elder Claudia i' Eldrldge Bobby Eldrxdge Mxckey Elleson Donna Flrod joan Englm Larole Esqulyel fonme Estrada Pedro Fyans Arlee 0, Eyans Marjorxe aw, Ewmg Suzy L Eye Larry G1 Fagan Lmda Fanferllck Maryxn Farmer Ed larmer joy Anne Icrguson jeff ,,.,,, Ferry Dltk Fmlhus Paul Finlayson Alltt Fxsher Mike Forrest Barbara Forrest Charles lorrester karen Foster joy ce qw-Q Fox joan Franklm Gary Franklin Wllnla Franks Donna 1' -0 Franks Lonna Frederntk janel 'My 'IR 72 Q-W9 .1 Freeman Daynd Fren jeanme Fry Frantes mx Gage joyte Gallegos Dayld Gannon Bxllle Garrett Ruth Garrmger Bey Gaulke bally 71.7 Gaunt Bonnie Gemmnll lxen Gnampapa Shlrley Gilbert Kathy Gllmore jxm Gmger james Giordano Mxke sf' Gxraud Gerard Glassford, Daye Erlcson Karen V Eryln Charlotte '7N 1'V 'MJ li' M ZQ .1 O f i +IAg'ly: f gi 1 Freshmen fr nl-av 'il 'wi Glaze janitt Gomez Jeanne. 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Q '- 'I 'V VW 'ww W2 La-I Q-'Y 115'- QQ we '37 ww' 'QWIQL 'Qfhf MI' 'S' 'crnf M-f-'f ,ff APU' A UTI WMM Judy Francis P e 'de ' Cy nthna Barone Vice Presxdenl Manly n Strlcklmg School Seruce Chairman Norma Cassell G A A President M, Sandy Wlthrow Social C bmrman Vicky Tennlson G A A President Judy Ponser Treasurer I' 0 gl I Nei V X Lea 110 Betty Ritchey Der oratmus Chairman Donna Colonna Ad: ertmng Manager Terry Tmson Secretary Bev Patton lift Jbman Representative Betty Bleiler Ifriendship Chairman Few girls realize that they are members of the Girls' League, but all Chalfey girls are members and this year has been one of the fullest ever for them. Besides the usual jobs such as Father-Daughter Banquet, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Backwards Week and many more. this year's cabinet has been hostesses for the Girls' League Convention, and a new project of Girl of the Month, which proved to be very successful. In addition, the Girls' League served as host for the Olympic banquet. Truly, this has been one of the busiest groups on campus. Barbara Riley I-resbman Representatn e Miss Brewster Advixor 83 2 Fa I1 Si f Phx ills W hm. 1:11101 u K lm lx ithx M1.Mullm !!UXf1lllf Idftm Vlr Ernest Rehnstrand Ad: nor Nr J x llns C ollur hllx IIIL x C 0111101 Al in bwmlcr Pfmtn ldpflfl Flax ne Tedder Copa Edflm lwely n jew ett Soplwnlrnc Clan 84 ,ass- M in Lou Ixalser ,IIIIIIOI Clan Marllx n Strlcklmg 114 xlrmuu Claw jack lxnlfonl lnmlunl Phuloyupbu 2:5 ' Lx nda Vizio Sic mm fdltm Gary Thrall Bois Spa: If Meg, Borosko Pbologzupbcf x 'v-r Q 5 N li Serrelury 1 - f jim Allison Ar! Editor As the successive weeks of the school year pass by little are the students aware of the flourish and busy commotion that occurs in the North Hall basement Fasti room. The members of the Fasti staff are engaged in various projects ranging from writing text copy to pasting pictures. To those who participate in the production of the Fasti, this ex- perience is regarded as one of the most worthwhile opportunities that high school offers. Thanks to the work of these 16 students and their advisor, this book of memories is with you now. DeAnn Cochrane Girls Yporti X L, Margaret Castellini Danny Mikesell Boys' Spnrlx Sammie Barker -lttli ztler Co Edrlm L44 Jim sf. Clair ,WI wa.--.. of' 'N ,,,a6 -Q. . mws al N '. at PWA1 Ann Swanson Linda Stroh jim Ferrell Pat Long This year twenty Hi-News staff members have covered Chaffey's many student activities. The staff includes se- mester editors and assistants, page editors, three photog- raphers and a student advertising manager. Due to lack of funds, the paper had to be cut down from a weekly to a bi-weekly delivery, during the spring se- mester. Mary Ellen Davidson 86 jack Kilfoil Ifirxl Semester Elliflll'-III-Clljiff - La Tresa Miller Cynthia Larson Hindi! SCl'l0l'I' Sue Des I-21l1ri6I'S 49 'fi' Carol Lemke Bev Wfilloughby Charlene Johnston TAFF Rosalie Nicolay Second Semester Ellilfll'-Ill-fibiff The Hi-News took on paid advertising this year and was produced by a commercial print shop for the first time. Among the several competitions the Hi-News was en- tered in were: University of Redlands journalism Day and National Scholastic Press Association and journalism Day at U. C. L. A. Bev Lande Eddie Franklin Binky Golf 'L-fx Ruth Black ' f' s Mr. Civille Advisor Sue Allen 5 af . v Mary DeGraw Y fx ,125 , t 1 Larry Henderson 87 E11 hs lssial lfsielzse Sue Masi Phyllis White ' 0111 iam! 71g Foreign Language Hngh school IS one of the most lmportant perlods m a person s llfe It IS durmg thls tlme that char actemstxcs of agressweness mdustrlousness and de pendablllty are establlshed Business Gale Mf.Cully Judy Mofhtt .uni AH Dramailss Music' Maihemalivs Ncielme .QQ Lorrm Garson Elxzabeth Dox le Performanve llamemalrzlzgf M Roger Wolf Herb Swartz S I. cl b h K S d The future success of a person IS largely deter ue au er ac al m er mlned by the absence or presence of these charac terlstlcs Faculty recommendat1on for outstandmg Ray Schnell Victor Hernandez performance ln any field 1S defimte proof that these Tom DHWY B111 Baffass characterlstlcs are present The semors on thls page are to be congratulated for the1r fine character development Mxke Ollxla Barbee Hxghness ww -'kt Agfrlculiure lndusirial Aris 3 3 7' y, sm Ar ' lst row - Chuck Giordano. Frank Battino. Howie Braught. Gary Byrne, Stan SwerdlotT. Phil Mehas. Roger Beyer. Ray Clihurn. jeli Ferguson. Boh Xvilliams, Norm jehle. Znd row --Ted Elwell. Don L. Smith. Mike Blaker, Fd Pollack, john Miguelena, Andy Preyedello. Bola Litwiller, Stan Klein. james Cuszenza, jim Mc- lilyany. 5rd row-Danny Mikesell. liric Iacoh- son. Bill Chetney. Nelson Ford, Ken Payne. Bill Admire. Beniie VanAlstine. Dick Ferry. Dayicl Zweck. George Chisholhm. 50001111 5011100101 lst row4Carolyn Ollila. Marian Morgan. Sandy Long, Maggie Ramirez. jennie Fnriquez, Ron- nie Mittino. lnd row-Bonnie Rawlings, Linda Graves. janice Bennett. Ruth Mannella. Leah Oyitt. Pat Olinger. Pam Larman, Barbara Lo- gan, Marilyn Strickling. Linda Thompson. Ellen Chappell. 5rd row-Margie Logg. Linda Dolinski. Nancy White, Nancy McChesney. DeAnn Cochrane, Delena Gray. judy Moflitt. Sandy Terry. Linda Robles, Lynda Vizio. 5rd row-Ken Warner, Gene Burns. Art Noyak. Ross Radekin. Mihkel Ruetmann. Ken Seyiek. Dick Olive, jay Shetler. Dennis Smith, Ron Berg. L0gf1Is'l0ii V0 001111017 lst row-Richard Alyord. Hope Hampen, Betty Presson, Georgian Amiot, Pat Saunders, Sandy Craig. Leigh Northrup. lnd row-jerry john- son. Tony Buccheri, Howie Braught, Frank Bat- tino, Irma Anderson, Muriel Nelson, Alice Fin- layson, Pat Olinger, Susan Lewis. 5rd row- Monty Cunningham, Norm jehle. Mike Blaker, Mick Mehas, Bob Litwiller, Roger Beyer, Ray Speilman, Ron Craft. H101 5011105101 lst row-julene McKeown, Adrienne Durel, Pat Orrell, Lynda Vizio. Margaret Castellini, Sue Des Lauriers, Nancy Draper, Chuck Gior- dano. lnd row-Ed Pollack. Dave Martinez, Gary Thrall, Ray Clihurn, jim Campbell, Ken Warner, Tony Cuszenza, Dick Pratt, George Chisholm. 5rd row-Mike Loyewell. Nelson Ford. Ken Sevick. jeff Furgeson. Boh Willianis. Bill Paulin. Doug Behm. Cristino Cerda, Ray Tihhetts. Gary Lancaster. R .f0h0l01.vhW 500100 lst row-Kathy McMullin, Bob Lopez, Gary Bremer, Dianne Cox, Kerry Karlsten, Elayne Hopewell, jean Sacco, Ingrid jacobson. Nancy Dona, Wilma Franklin, Susan Lewis, Pat Heathcock, jeff Ferguson, Gale Mc- Cully. Znd row-james Ferrell. Gary Byrne, Roberta Brahm. Harriet Goff, janet DeLozier, Niki Brown. janet Logg. Carole Kalinoski. Darylle Butler, Elherta Hurt, judy Schmollinger, Bette Bleiler. 3rd row-jim Mc- Elyany, Mike Ensey. Linda Bumstead, Carolyn Barnard, Maureen Couzins, Shari Anderson, Adrienne Durel, Carol Lundquist, Denise Duncan, Charles Molnar, john Murray, john Harris. 4th row--Fred Balding. Greg God- dard. Randy Gold. Lowell Bosshart. Bill Admire, Eric jacobson, Morris Dennis. Roger McFadden, Nelson Ford, Winston Dean. Harold Amalfltano. Bruce Gruhe. Svllolarsllyi Soviet f lst row-Annette Veenstra, Irene Stewart. Georgianna jones. Bonnie Southwick. Myrna Rae Ruesch. Rhoda Starnes. Noretta W'all. 'Ierry Tinson. Nancy Tubesing. Connie Rickert. jan XY'il1iams. :nd row-Richard Ober. Kim Riya, Richard Hein. johnny' Rich. Elaine XVest. Elaine Towler. Stan Swerdlolf. Gene Xwhealey. 5rd row-Bob Williams, Donald Toppenberg. jim Taylor, Mihkel Ruetmann. Dick Rieder. 'I om Stoebe, Roger Wolfe. Bill Propper, Gary' Porterfield. jim Preece. hrs! Jkfmeyler lst row-Ruthie Cauby. Nancy Dona, Sue Des- Lauriers, judy Eisenhauer. jo Ann DeLora, Charlotte DeVeny. Pat Abel, Lewayne Dorman. Mary' Ellen Davidson, Lydia Gutierrez. 2nd row-Bob Litwiller, Dan Mikesell, jim Des- Lauriers. jerry Kamansky. Denise Duncan, Magaret Castellini. Roger jacquis, Hideo Ha- yashi, Gary' Bremer, Bill Admire. 5rd row- jerry Ecart, Nelson Ford, john Gemmill, Mike Frantz, Eric jacobson. Charles Molnar, Earl Gale. Bill jenkins, Mike Ensey, Monty Cunning- ham. 4th row-Fred Balding, Kent Myrick. Eddie LeBlanc, Roger Groendyke, Stan Klein, Winston Dean, Kenneth Kuskey, Don Haren- berg, jack Kilfoil, Morris Dennis. lst row-Richard Hein, Ann Beauchamp. Margaret Cas- tellini, Margret Bray. jo Ann De Lora, Ida Hacker. Lucille jennings. jean ffarpenter. Lorrin Garson. Znd row-Donald Crocker. jerry Kamansky, judy Chez. Sue Lauderback, Sondra Liyingston. Eyelyn lewett, Elizabeth Doyle. Norma Cassell. Mary Lou Kaiser, Elaine Hardesty. jim Fisher. 5rd row-janet Kuhns. Sammie Barker. DeAnn Cochrane. Meg Barosko, Phyllis XVhite. Nancy' Beardwood, Beyerly Bryant, judy Downing. Pat Able. Lewayne Dorman. Dotty Dayis, james Cusenza. Sue Masi. 4th row-Eddie LeBlanc. Bob Ferrett, Howard Collins. Roger Groendyke. Dale Cook, jack Kilfoil, Mike Blaker. Kent Myrick. Don Harenherg, Stan Klein, jim Eldridge 56601111 Selllesier lst row--Marilyn Strickling. Ruth Mellen, Nan- cy Short. IoAnn Schrock. Paula Setaro, Karen Porter, Iudy' Larick. Nancy' Staw, Cindy Rossi. Sandy Xvithrow. lnd roxy-Sue Skelton. Kathy Sage. Dixie Robinson. Sue Xweeks. joanna Nel- son. Anna Iedford. Ian XVill.anis, Elaine XX'est. Iiarbara Pratt. Hindu Schorr. Srd row-johnny Rech. Dick Platt. Andy Saldana. Stan Swerdloff. Sue Smith, Linda Thompson. Noretta W'all. Irene Stewart. Elaine 'I'ollar. Ann Swanson. Alice Finlayson, Bev Patton, Bill Stern. 4th row -Gene XVhealey'. Derrill Quaschnick. Richard Ober. Paul Price. Mihkel Ruetmann, Tom Stoebe Roger XVolfe, Bruno Pilone. Ken Payne. Arthur Phelps. jim Taylor. Dan Mikesell. -Ax ,f' lst row-Ann Swanson, Barbara Pratt, joanna Nelson. judy' Eisenhauer, Nancy Dona, Rosalie Nicolay, Hinda Schorr, Phyllis White, Elayne Tedder. Znd row-Sue Weeks, janet Logg. Brenda Bennett, Barbara Autry, Bev Bryant, jean Carpenter, Cynthia Barone, janice Dyb- sand, Elizabeth Doyle. Lucille jennings. Linda Thompson. Srd row-Elberta Hurt, Carolyn Barnard. Sue Dean, Nancy Beardwood. janet DeLozier. Carol Lundquist. Darylle Butler, Shari Anderson. Maureen Couzins. LaVerne Amick. 4th row-judy Schmollinger, Sharon Eoling, Lynn Goyang, Linda Bumstead, janet Kuhns. Sue Masi. Meg Barosko, joanie Rogers, Sammie Barker, Marla Masters, judy Downing. Hi! ,Lea 'ue lieprese11iai'Ve Assemlll lst row- Margaret Castellini, Mary Lou Kaiser, Lydia Al- varez, Lydia Gutierrez, Sue Lau- derback, Evelyn Jewett, Cyn- thia Barone. lnd row--Judy Schmollinger, Lou Ann Saf- fron, Sue Des Lauriers, Janet DeLozier, Elaine West, Carol Lemke, Charlene McMurtry. Laverne Amick. 5rd row- Dotty Davis, Careen Franklin, Marilyn Hartwell, Sue Masi, Kathy McMullin, Annette Bailey, Julie Tallman, Cynthia Larson. Second Xemesler lst row-Joy Storey, Connie Williams, Blanche Janssen, Jo- ann DiTroia, Karen Porter. Joyce White, Kathy Oberleiter, Rae Mullenix, Annette Casker. Znd row - Dawne McDaniel, Darylle Butler, Connie John- son. Dianne Cox, Kerry Karl- sten, Nancy Staw, Charlotte DeVeny. Sandi Shearer, Angie Picerno, Jeanie Campio. 5rd row - B. J. Swartzendruber, Bonnie Carbon, Nancy Beard- wood. Karen Forrester, Pat Taylor, Mary Webber, Sue Southwick, Linda Quarve, Lin- da Pertusati, Karen Szakaly, Gayle Phillips. lst row - Barbara Whipple. Mary Odle, Liz Ekstrand, Niki Brown, Linda Graves. Carole Brown, Muggs Castellini, San- dra Owens, Judy Bachman, Ida Hacker, Marilvn Strickling, Sue Belanger. 2nd row - Phyllis White, Lina Juarez, JoAnn Uber, Carolyn Manly, De Ann Cochrane, Nubby Napier, Nancy Dona. Judy Eisenhauer, Mary Lou Kaiser, Ginger Adams, Shari Anderson, Karen King, Linda Thompson. 5rd row-Linda Stroh. Gale Mc- Cully, Joyce Jennings, Janet Kuhns, Georgia McNeil, Mari- lvn Hartwell. Carolyn Barnard. Gloria Davis, Pat Orrell, Dixie Robinson, Linda LaBoda, Gail Priest. H751 .Yemesler lst row-Joy Storey, Marion Taylor, Pat Saunders, Joy Ann Farmer, Jennie Enriquez, Jo- ann DiTroia, Connie Morisset, Annette Casker, Sheila New- bold, Blanche Janssen. Znd row - Lorraine Wagner, Bar- bara Autry, Bobette Corneal. Patti Polk, Bev Bryant, Connie Haldaman, Jean Dalley, Sue Southwick, Mary Denton, San- di Shearer. 5rd row-Joan Bin- nell, Carol Lundquist, Carolyn Campbell, Laurie Johnson, Le- Wayne Dorman, Pat Taylor, Mary Webber. Karen Forrester. Janice Glaze, Rae Mullinix. llfll e Farmers el' A111er1 e J11111ers erm' Servers lst row Ed Mahler Melwm Sm1th john Hubbs L1n Westmoreland jerry Su111van Dave Hulslander Gary GO0dWlh joe Aleman Fred Brockus 7nd row Mr Pond AdVlSOI Bryce LeC1a1re Ted Elwell Frank Man dale Chuck Stokke Bob jones Earnest Bearden Wes Atherton Kenneth Blades 3rd row Ke1th W11lex Roger Glaze B111W111ey Earl lung joe Akkerman joe MIHZSO Chuck Mandala M1ke Post D1ck Veenstra if I lst row M1ke GIOfd3n0 M1ke F1sher B111 Seats B111 T1pps Dudley Greer D1ck O11ve Wayne Green AVIS Bray Paul Roach Znd row Mr La1r Adv1sor Al Hask v1tz jay Shetler Gary Dryden Garun ONe11 john Hallass Larry Sher1f W1111e RUIZ M1ke Butler Grd row jerry Eckart B111 Wooten Dave Humphrey B111 Bar rass Edwxn Bla1r Gene Goodw1n Tom Davey Don Copeland R1chard Thomas rolled 1n Vocatlonal AgflCU1tUfC The purpose of the club IS to tram boys to be better farmers and CIIIZCHS The local act1v1t1es began 1n the fall by exh1b1t1ng projects at the L A County Fa1r As annual events the club competes 1n several judglng contests mcludmg the state finals at San LUIS ODISPO For soclal act1v1t1es the FFA has had one meetmg a month concludmg w1th a Parent Son awards banquet Freshmen erm' Seplrerrreres DV1 0 . 54 1 1. X -1 ' , 1 E K, 5 .1 asx r f - f Nj Q 4 F4 . 1 1 ,fx p V . gm. ix p 1, my X.. 3' 3 7 7 ' ' 3 . 7 ' -. ' , . ,g . . , , I . . 1, - 7 , T l 9 I 4 . 9 - 7 5 7 Y U I ' , . The Future Farmers is a national organization of students en- - . ' , 1. ' 6 1 1 9 s ' - 'l - , ' 5 ' , . - 9 9 1 ' 1 ' s - - T . 1 If J' ' 1 'U an N Jr: ..' 1' 1 ' 444' 1 4. 3 1 'f . ft 1 ' 1 Key Club D+ ' A . , ag , 'x-Q4 Yee nike. of J- ' ' Q 5 5. -f 1 at ' lst row-Ed Pollack. jack Balding. Bill jobe. Lou Anady. Stan Swerdloff. Carl Skyarna, Andy Preyedello. jody Marker. Roger Beyer. Znd row-Mr. Rehnstrand. Adyisorg Darrell Smothers, jim Lisec. Gary Balding. Don Smith, jerry john- son. john Snell. jim McGuire. Bill jennings. 5rd row-Larry Maxie. Monty Cunningham. liric jacobson. john Brad- shaw, Ray Sweet. Lonnie Foreman. Ken Payne. Randy Gold. Xvinston Dean. Mike Blaker. The Ontario Kiwanis Club is the sponsor of the Chaffey Key Club. It has been active for the past 5 years as a school service club. and is composed of Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors. This past school year's activities have included the selling of refreshments at the Basketball games. the donation of a Hi-Fi system to the school. assist- ing at the Chaifey Invitational track meet. donating funds for a needy family and assisting with campus The Big NC' is 3 leffefmanls Club- Organized fOr Clean-up. The Sljifit and enthusiasm disphii-ed this school service. The mayor contributions of this year has insured the continuation of Key Club as Year 5 Cl'-lb may be Summllfllffd as fellewsr ill the finegt hh Campus, patroled the grounds and maintained order at all ralliesg 127 sponsored a benefit basketball game- proceeds from which went to buy basketball shoes 0 66 39 for the varsity playersg and 155 participated in the g' 0 campus clean up campaign. lst row-Howard Collins. john Somedy. Chuck Giordano. Bob Marks. Brian Zenz. jim McGuire. john Miguelena, Rich Crandall. Znd row-Bob Brown. Layern Puffpaff. jack Kilfoil. Manuel Gallardo. Grant Elliot. Red Hunter, Andy Preve- dello, jack Balding. Bob Gange. Tony Alward, Richard Hemsley. jerry johnson. Norm jehle. 5rd row-john Hood. Ron Hagen. Dan Mikesell. Eric jacobsen. Ed Miller, Gary Thrall. Don Smith. jerry Kamansky. Bob Litwiller. Mickey Mehas. Bill jennings. 4th row-Carl Sky arna. Gary Gannon. jody Marker. Darrell Smothers. Lou Anady. Vito DeVito. Bud Estrin. Roger Beyer. Doug Behm. Vern Pritchett. Dwight Hurst. Gary Lancaster. ith row-Larry Maxie. Ben Van Alstine. Lonnie Wfimberly. Victor Hernandez. Dick Pocock. Monty Cunningham. jim Bolinger. Paul Hirschman. Mike Blaker. Daryl Hunter. Winsttmn Dean. john Bradshaw, Dave Schual. -fx 5 of ' 'I XE' lnier-Hub 001111611 lst row Sandy Wxthrow Norma Cassell Susre Apel jean Dalley Lewayne Dorman jom Schulman Judy Ersenhauer Marrlyn Hartwell Kathy McMull1n 7nd row Mrke Byrne Daye Martmez Frank Battmo Jrm Syren Bob Lxtwlller Lou Anady Ed Pollack Mrck Mehas james Cusenza Bull Proper jay Lewis 3rd row jrm Hansen Buzz McGu1re john Muller Stan Klem Morrrs Denms Dlck Rxeder Herb Swartz Ray Sweet Daud Grossman Mrke Blaker Gary Lancaster The Government Serv1ce has had a very active year It holds 1ts weekly meetmgs every Tuesday noon Several t1mes durmg the year, the club spon sored meetlngs wlth Assemblyman Eugene Nrsbet and Ray Fergueson A tree plantmg ceremony was held by the club dedlcatmg The Freedom Tree to Chalfey students along w1th a bronze plaque Ist rovs james Cusenza Daxe Martmez Dawne Mc Danrel Susxe Apel Nancy Short Bey Lande Lewayne Dorman jonr Schulman Marilyn Hartwell Lucllle jen mngs Carolyn Olllla judy Ensenhauer 7nd row Mrke Byrne janet Kuhns Sue Weeks Vncky Tenmson Delena Gray Frank Battmo Lou Anady joe Merlnno Ed Pol lack Mrke Blaker Danny Mrkesell jam Vernon Grd row jrm Hansen Roger Wolfe Stanley Klem Morrrs Denms jrm Syren Bob Lrtwrller Duck Rreder Ray Lewis The Inter Club Council IS perhaps one of the most lmportant clubs on the Chaffey Campus Not really a club ln the true sense of the word the Councll grants a wonderful opportunlty for the presndents of all the clubs to meet and dlscuss com mon problems and allows them to functlon as one orgamzatlon Perhaps the most Important functlon of the Councll rs the role II plays as an advlsory board to the Student Councll by present1ng the problems and vlew of the mdlvldual clubs 670V6'l'1IIII61lftll6I'V1 11 Club lst row Darylle Butler Susxe Apel Mary Ann Corallo Jo 11 Schulman Bex Thomas Lou Ann Saffron 7nd row 'Iom Baldwrn Sue Smlth Sammre Barker Marrlyn Roeder Phyllr Whnte Nancy Draper lard row Roger Wolfe Herb Swartz Bob Wlllrams Stan Klem Drck Rreder Q lun L I , . . 4 . . Y! 7 U 5 1 S Q I V Y y l 1 V 9 - 9 A -' . 1 - N . 3 . T l s ' w a l 9 s V - - - ' u - 9 . s , 9 a - 1 ' ' ' v 1 7 V ' - T lv ' Q 'Q 5 - s . I 1 9 9 Q Q . F ' 1 ' ' ' v - . s s s s L Q v ' 1 9 9 ' U ,Q 1 5 9 V Sweet, Muck Mehas. John Bradshaw, Wmston Dean, jay' . . A . 7 . 0 - I . . Q, ,, . . . . , , . I T V 1 ' . 9 . 9 l - - ' v ' - - T Q . Y 7 7 V Q l 7 1 ,V ' - v-- 7 I , , - , 4, .W , , A ,- v 'Y 5 1 Y LW s ilk E . . . if -.... 1 '-,, 'Y S 1? if Q' ,,, uv A 43 v ' y g Ebx r 5 wk 'X E mx? . 3 my 4 Bag YQ. s ,YD ww' VJ Mask fum' 0.2 wel Winery First Place Upper Right-Front row-Sue Weeks, Girls' Oratoryg Carla Chancellor, Humorous Declamationg LaTresa Miller, Girls' Extemp.g Maureen Couzins, Serious Poetry, Back row-Stan Klein, Light Verse and After Dinnerg Mary Strange, Oratorical Declamationg Dick Rieder, Boys' Extemp. and Boys' Oratoryg Elayne Tedder, Girls' Impromptug jim St. Clair, Boys' Impromptu. Second Place Lower Left-Front row-Marilyn Webster, Dramatic Declamationg Carol Ford, Humorous Declamationg Margaret Castellini, Oratorical Declamation, LaTresa Mil- ler, Serious Poetry, Back row- Warren Robhinson, Boys' Extemp.g Phyllis White, Girls' Fxtemp.g judy Brown, Girls' Oratoryg Sandy Withrow, Girls' Impromptug Larry Pontious, Boys' Oratory and After Dinner, Not Pictured-Linda Thompson, Light Verse. Third Place Lower Right-Front row-Elaine West, Light Verseg Georgianna Jones, Girls' Ora- toryg Sammie Barker, Dramatic Declamationg Back row-Phyllis White, Girls' Im- promptug Roger Macioge, Humorous Declamationg Elayne Tedder, Girls' Extemp., Not Pictured-jim Rice, Boys' Impromptu. 'if I . Pozlrasniv Mhners Dick Rieder, First place, Sue Weeks, Second placeg Richard Ober, Third place. 511114901 Uongfress This year, for the second time, Chaffey played host during November, to the annual C.B.S.L. Student Congress. All of the C.B.L. schools attended and eight bills were debated and either passed or killed by the model Senate and House of Repre- sentatives. ChafTey's bill changing the present adoption laws was passed in both houses. The Students of Chalfey should be very proud of its Speech Department and of its many accomplishments such as the student congress of this past year. Publ Z' .Q ee if V .:,. 4 N-...ff 2-...D Y' 0 Q Speaking -QL ,em Q Pictured above: The credit for the accomplishments of our Speech Department goes not only to the fine speakers but also to the Speech coaches: Mr. Simonscn and Mr. Mcilomas. Ullfrwaillmilf Spealrers fer 1.957 lfpper left: Due to the outstanding performance shown in the field of speech, these four students have been chosen by the coaches as l95f's most outstanding speakers. They are, left to right: Stan Klein, Sammie Barker, Dick Rieder, and Larry Pon- tious. All four speakers are first place winners in many fields. Liens Clue Milrlers Lower left-This year, again, the outstanding talents of Chaffey's Speech Department were demonstrated by the students who com- peted in the local Lions' Club contests. The winners were: On- tario. Susie Apelg Cucamonga, Barbara Wucherpfenningg Upland, Sammie Barker. iVaiie11alFerer1sie League lst row-Sandy Withrow, Mary Strange, Susie Apel, Pat Wiley, Conni Rickert. Elayne Tedder. 2nd row-Larry Pontious, Sue Weeks, Joni Schulman, Phyllis White, Sammie Barker, Don Pel- linen. 5rd row-Bob Ferrett, Herb Swartz. Ray Sweet, Nelson Ford, Stanley Klein, Dick Rieder, Winston Dean. 0ra iers ll lst row-Frank Battino Bonnie Clark, Denise Duncan, Daniele Bohme. Caroline Cliburn, Carla Chancellor. jo Anne Gilbert Binky Golf, Howie Braught. 2nd row-jim St. Clair, Bill Kloe pher. XVarren Robbins, Linda Gaiser, Dottie Davis, Merilyn Pratt Elaine Vifest. Tony Alward, Gary Gannon, LeVerne Pufipaff. 3rd row-jim Hansen, Frank Henderson, Albert Calzada, Kit Evans, Herb Fisher, Nelson Ford, Vern Pritchett. David Wallace, Bob Iferrett, Bill Chetney 0raiers I lst row--Karen Monselle, Marie Gardner, Virginia Nunez. Ruthie jensen, La'I'resa Miller, Nancy Dona, Maureen Couzins, Nancy Zenz. Carolyn Ollila, Carolyn Barnard. 2nd row-Mr. McComas- Adxisor, Careen Franklin, Evelyn Tatum, Linda Bumstead, Sue XVeeks, Larry Oyerman, Phil Garrey, Howie Braught, Andy Preve- dello. Srd row-Dennis Smith, Brian Zenz. Ray Sweet, Darrell XX'ing. Albert Nelyin, jim McLaughlin, Roger Shaffer, Bob -long, Larry Hirschler. 1 W lst row Gary Thrall Andy Preyedello Doug Behm M1kc Olhla Frank Battmo Gary Gannon Pd Pollack Chuck G1ordano 7nd rovy Mr Blake Adylsor Brmn Zena Daye Mar tmez Howard Collms john M1guelena Don Sm1th Bob Kalhoun jerry johnson jun ML Gu1re ird row j1m Hansen Grant hlhot j1m Syren Rudy Mcdel Ralph Iolcy D1ck Ilam many., Paul Hlrschman Gary Lancaster Ca Vahers A sen1or boys H1 Y the Caval1ers have cons1stently performed 6ffCCIlVCly as a school and commumty serv ICC group The sale of rally tags durmg football season was rcspons1ble for bu1ld1ng real school sp1r1t Though th1s IS the club s last year on campus lf w1ll be remem bered for years to come be cause of IIS fine contr1but1on to the Chaffey commun1ty 012114011 Apollos The Apollos H1 Y has been one of the most act1ve clubs on campus th1s year The1r act1v1t1es have 1ncluded a car wash the sell1ng of rally tags sponsor1ng football and bas ketball queen cand1dates and a m1stletoe sale The Apollos have supported ICC proj ects and have made basket ball posters lst rovx Roger Shaffer Clement A1me Hovue Braught Bob L1tw1ller jerry lxamansky R1chard Hemsley Ed Sk1ll1n Ray Cl1burn Bob Jong 7nd row Mr Fr1edman Adusor B111 jennmgs Pete Ward john Murray Er1c Jacobson Dan M1kese1l Ray Andersen M1ke Morgan john Somedy Srd row Norm jehle Dw1ght Hurst D1ck Pocock Ben Van Alst1ne Bob SIITIIHOHS john Frost Jack IX1lfOll Don Copeland D1ck R1eder Vern Pr1tchett Nelson Ford lst row Mr Dak1n Adusor Day1d Beloud Red Hunter 11m LISCC Jody Marker j1m Des I.aur1ers 7nd row Darrell Smothers Bud Estrm Ray Sweet Mxck Mehas Tony Buccher1 john Snell M1ke Blaker Grd row Bob Brown Ed Spe1ser Ron Craft Larry LIHXIC John Lowe john Bradshaw Daryl Hunter 100 lilll A un1or H1 Y group lust recently formed has become one of Chalfeys best The clubs new jackets look real sharp and may set a new trend 1n jacket styles Th1s past year the members found a profitable sale 1n the 1tem of snow cones The T1tans should be a real strong sen1or group next year capable of prov1d1ng the school w1th leadersh1p 7 9 H110 U01 H110 tligllld Chi Rho Sigma, Tri H1 Y is composed of girls in the sophomore class The girls feel that the club has had a yery successful year They haye enjoyed many social ac tivities as well as seryice projects thus establishing them as a prominent campus c ub Q1 -se? assi' ,MN lst rovy Joan Dalley Nita Auld Lynne Jennings Kathy Buccheri Barbara Logan Cindy Penn Gayle Beyer Adrienne Durel ean Dalley 7nd royy Denise Bascom Carolyn Camp bell lxathy Orrell Dayyne McDaniel B J Syyartzendruber Patti Polly Darylle Butler Carol Lundquist lxay Moreland Toni Baldwin Jard royy Sue Shayy Bette Bleiler Terry Tmson Bonnie Carlson Pat Heathcotk Marilyn Syyalin Yyonne Reeyes hmma Penny Sandy Slagle bohette Corneal 1401111100 The Achilles Hi Y is com posed of boys from the Soph omore class They have had a very active as well as en joy able year Projects for the club have included car washes, and their main proj ect a Christmas party for the underprivileged children of Cucamonga They have big plans for the future and hope that next year will be one of the finest lst royy Doug Holladay Stan Syyerdloff Jim Hurley Ray 7aly Larry Dyer Curt Cunning ham Ron Dugan 7nd row Jim Ollila Ron Meade Richard Riley Steye Thurber Mike Smith Mike Ensey Grd row Ron Mau Ken Payne Lonnie Foreman Randy Gold Tim Bottoms Jay Lewis Jerry Weir Bruce Herron 0001111011105 The Dobintonios is a Soph more Tf1H1Y They have had a very good vear, and feel that thev have made many improvements in their club since it was organized last year. Their past activities have included a Christmas party' for the underprivileged children of Cucamonga, an installation ceremony, a car wash and various programs. One of their most recent projects was the making of clothes for an Indian baby. lst row-Bev Hessenfilow, Pam Ryan, Malyn Ricker, Linda Bissonnette, Diane Collins, Mary Ellen Dayidson. Sandi Shearer, Connie Xvilliams. 2nd row-Mrs. Maurer. Adyisorg Peggy' Cole, Beverly' Bryant, Donna Danycrs. Pat Abel, Jean Sacco, Jan Willianis, Linda Pertusati, Joanna Nelson. ird royy'-Diane Cain, Judy' Downing, Kathy' 0'Hanl0n, Carole Haley, Ruthie Cauby, Laurie Johnson, Lewayne Dorman, Sheri Cain, Marla Masters. Not pictured- Brenda Bennet. 101 Hymn Ima p Uampu lst row D1ana Comett1 Jon1 Schulman Dolores MISIICYIZ Carol Ford Kathy TCSSICI Da1sy Wh1te Lyd1a Alvarez Jean Carpenter 7nd row Mary Lou Duran Donna H1rschman Pat W1ley Jeanne Rohrbaugh V1rg1n1a Nunez Al1ce McDan1el Annette Veenstra Nancy Draper Cynth1a Barone 3rd row-Ga1l Pr1est Florence Underwood Judy Thomas Ruth1e Jensen Sof1a Mart1nez Carolyn Manley Pat All1son Samm1e Barker Not p1ctured Iamce Dy bsand Jean1e Helm1ck Caryl Mensch Judy Schmollmger Susan Sm1th Mary Strange Beyerly Thomas Barbara Wucherpfenmg Mrs Bundgard and Mrs Long Adusors The Sigma Rho ofhcers: Joni Schulman-president, Jean Carpenter--vice presi- dent, Sammie Barker-Secre- tary and Jeanne Rohrbaugh treasurer, have led the club through an act1ve and re ward1ng year As thelr mayor project, the g1rls sponsored 1 14 year old Ch1no g1rl who IS the oldest of 12 ch1ldren 1n a fam1ly there S1gma Rho leaves the campus th1s year, an 8 year old perpetual club at Chaffev w1th an outstand mg record of accompl1sh ments Aleilllalzs The Aleth1ans Tr1 H1 Y has been a very HCIIVC club on the campus Be sldes help1ng w1th the decoranons and refreshments for most of the dances, the members have been act1ve 1n both school and Commun1ty SCFVICC projects Be1ng a Sen1or Club means that th1s year IS the last year the Aleth1ans w1ll be 1n ex1stance They have Mrs Schwandt, the1r sponsor to thank for mak1ng the1r flnal year one of such pleasure lst row Carole Kal1nosk1 Sandy W1throw Nancy Short Judy Hui? Carla Chancellor Nola Page Margaret Castell1n1 Brenda Cofer Judy Brown 2nd row Mrs Schwandt Adv1sor Glor1a Dav1s Mar1lyn Str1ckl1ng Conn1e RlCk6fI Judy Franc1s De Ann Cochrane Janet Logg Valer1e Corn Eyelyn Jewett 5rd row Annette Ba1ley Sally Hudson Pat Orrell Sandy I I 0 Terry Betty Pr1ce L1nda Robles Lynda VIZIO Phyll1s Wh1te Elame Hardesty Elame West lst row Kay She1rbon Mary Odle Ann Beauchamp Nan Shotthafer Donna Grant Joanne G1lbert Harr1et Furb1sh Jan Murray 7nd row Ann Mullen1x B1nky Goff Marylen Meanor Carole Cathcart Susan Wheelus Meg Barosko Georg1a McNe1l 3rd row L1nda Stroh Gale McCully Susan HUlqUlSI Janet Kuhns Kathy McMull1n Sue Masl Kaye Noble Donna Gnfilth Not p1ctured Pl1yll1s Coll1er The D1 Mllos Tr1 Hlx Club IS another of the Semor Tr1 H1 Y s that has 1ndeed been very act1ve 1n both school and commun1ty affa1rs They too have helped W1th decorauons and refreshments for most of the school dances and programs Led by very capable leaders th1s club surely has made a good name for 1tself 1n the short t1me of IIS emstance 1 , 1 . . . . 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N if ' , if ,Q - fi ' X, X , 1 - 1 5 I an . wr -' 1 1 1 1 1 , , . - 1 ' 3 , 1 1 1 1 ' - I f 9 Y 5 V 7 7 l Y 'T' H110 The Callistos Tri-Hi-Y, under the guidance of Mrs. Somedy, has endeav- ored to fulfill its obligations to the school and community This year five new members vyere accepted to help carry out their aims The club has ful filled these aims by such activities as decorating for the Christmas Formal selling programs for the Olympic Track Meet and filling gift baskets for the needy The year of actiyities was crowned by the annual progressiye din ner in May U0 0110115 lst row LaTresa Miller Betty Ritchey Daniele Bohme Niki Brown Rosalie Lobreto Linda Hein Suzette Pacillas Barbara Vickers 7nd row Judy Fisher Darlene Cook Ruth Black Linda Grayes Sharon House Lou Ann Saffron Janet De Lozier 3rd rovy Cynthia Larson Ly nn Bohme Brenda Benson Sandy Justus Shari Anderson Maureen Couzms Carolyn Ollila The Adelphians are a group of junior girls who have formed a new Tri H1 Y this year Their year s activi CICS have included the writ ing of their constitution the election of officers publicity for the Christmas Formal and a sale They hope to haye a yery actlye senior year 0121113105 lst row Wanda Daily Chloetta Napier Sandy Swenson Nancy Zenz Judy Dugan Judy Bachman Sue DesLaur1ers Carol Giordano Donna Hinds 2nd row Mrs Somedy Denise Duncan Carolyn Barnard Judy Ponsor Nancy Pat Berry Judy Eisenhauer Nancy Dona Diane Wade 5rd row Linda Bumstead Barbara Ey ans Nancy Thornton Sue Dean Sherry Sorg Lucille Jennings Sandy Stead Kathy Davis The Coronons Tri H1Y has had a very active and worth while year They have had several service projects, they were the donation of dog food for the purpose of feeding stray animals, wrap ping Christmas packages for the needy at Central School They have provided refresh ments for the Chr1stmas For mal and Backwards Dances Their money raising projects have included a lei sale be fore the Ship Wreck Hop and a Sno Cone Sale One of their last activities for the year was to buy sweat shirts with the words Coronons embroidered on the side A defublans lst row Diane Townley Caroline Cliburn Noretta Wall Louise Seward Francis Poindexter Carol Lemke Jackie Jones Sy lyia Ross 7nd row Linda Thompson Nancy McChesney Ruth Lampbell, karen lung, Ann Swanson Anita Hamilton, Vxcki Stewart, Julie Tallman 53 ' 'i:'-' w ' Y ' ' . . V if . ,, , .. V, . . 4 A X 7 ' ' Q . 3 1 D . v . 7 v .Y.. V . . ' yy f , . . . f 1 -X - x W X s VS 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' . ' Y, . , , 5 , y va , , , ,, ' 1 l 7 5 5 V 9 7 9 ' an 'X 3 . 'V -IL - ss 4' . . at l ,Q , - Q A .1 N ti' . . K wi - f RH . . 5 . Q ' , Q . X S . - .. . l ,ki - 9 . W 9 V V 3 7 ' . -' , , '-, - Q ' , , ' Q! 91 1 7 1 7 9 1 is w 9 -. 5' V g ' ' .l 7 5 I ' 9 3 7 l ' . I . . , . . . '. . 5' - 5 ., , , . . . Y h J 4 5 v V . 4 N ra ' -lr i ' 1 1 . I A Q 7 1 S I 3 r ' v V' ' v 3 9 ' 9 9 . , , I 021111011 Ulub amaia The Lamatas is one of this year's new Freshman Tri-Hi-Yls. Its activities during the year have been centered around the basic organization of the club. lst row-Dianne Cox, Pat Taylor, Nancy Staw, Karen Porter, Kathy Grant, Cindy Rossi, Judy Larick, Dee Kovach. Znd row-Diane Bleiler, Linda Dolinski, Alice Finlayson, Pat Olinger, Bev Patton, Mary Webber, Mary Denton, Sally Keyworth. Tbahfzn The Thalians Tri-Hi-Y is one of the newest clubs on campus. They have just recently had their parent's meeting to begin their organization. At the present time they have no sponsor, but they hope to have more definite plans made by next Uelziaurs lst row-Blanche Janssen, Betty Dagley, Marian Taylor, Joann DiTroia, Sandy Collins, Susan Howe, Joan Elrod. Znd row-Bonnie Brophy, Karen Forrester, Susan Ewing, Kitty Tangen. Francis Martin, Bev Garringer, Roberta Brahm. fall. Valkyrie The Centaurs Hi-Y was the only Fresh- man boys club formed this year. They are still in the process of making basic plans for their club, and writing their constitution. Next year they hope to be of great service to the school. lst row-Jim Stauber, Joe Sepe, Ronnie Mittino, Vic Angona, Phil Mehas, Hugh Stump, Ken Warner, Clark Van Alstine. 2nd row-Jim Simmons, Don Ollila, Bob Williams, Ellis Terrill, Jeff Ferguson, Max Johnson, Roger McMullin. The Valkyries Tri-Hi-Y is also a new Freshman club, the girls have been work- ing very hard on their constitution, and they are looking forward to participating in many school activities next year. lst row-Janel Frederick, Jan Philpott, Dot McClure, Emmy Lindsey, Kathy Gilbert, Kathy Oberleiter. 2nd row-Carol Poister, Margie Outfleet, Mary Stout, Ingrid Jacobson, Martha Pattison, Nancy Rose, Donna Marple. 5rd row-Diane Dominick, Pam Barnard, Janet Hooker, Linda Fagan, Karen Szakaly, Barbara Riley. Rae Mul- lenix. He 111,211 Club Inter Nos I I lst row-Donna Burnsheck, Sue Hulquist, joanna Nel- son. Kay Moreland, Brenda Bennett, Pat Abel. Alice Mc- Daniel. lnd row-Mrs. Freasier, Advisorg Cristino Crada, David Baca. john Skidmore, Darrell Worstine, Leland Tipton. Paul Osborne. 5rd row-jerry Hanna, Keith Larick, Don Morosic, Randy Gold, Fred Balding, Sid Garrett. jon Krutsch, john Zeller. Not pictured-Robert lcugler, Sylvia Robbins. Inter Nos V and III are second year Latin Clubs. This type of club provides a means for practicing demoncratic parliamentary procedure and developing self-expression and leadership. lst row--jim Taylor, Bob Gange, john Preece, Linda Gaiser, Henny Vanmil, Ed Pollack, Carl Skvarna, john Wroblewski. Harold Rosen- feld, Neville Grow. 2nd row-Mr. Koessler, Advisorg Manuel Gal- lardo, Harold Amalfitano, Danny Mikesell. Roger McFadden. Eric Jacobson, jim Preece, Steve Patch, Paul D'Alterio, Kent Pocock. Mihkel Ruetmann. 5rd row-David Grossman, Bryan Beavor, Larry Bartholomae. jim Lawson, Bill Bailey, Bob Williams, Pat Rogondino, Allan Horn, Walter Flinchbaugh. Lonnie Wimberly. Dick Rieder. The German Club has enjoyed many varied activi- ties throughout the year. The members of the club feel that perhaps their most enjoyable experience was the purchasing of lederhosen ileather britchesl through last year's exchange teacher, Dr. Klinkers. Another interesting event was their trip into Los Angeles to a German restaurant. 0011.9 Togata lst row-Mary Ann Corallo, Carolyn Ollila, Nancy Zenz, Nancy Dona. jean Carpenter. 2nd row-Mrs. Freasier, Advisor, Careen Franklin, Dona Morissette. joanie Rodgers. Shari Anderson, Sue Weeks. 5rd row-Gene Xdnealey. jim Vernon. Mike Byrne. Doug Reisner. Gens Togata is composed of third and fourth year Latin students. Its functions and activities are similar to those of the second year clubs. The difference between Inter Nos and Gens Togata is in the scholarship requirements for attendance at the Roman Banquet. All Gens Togata members par- ticipate in the planning and presentation of the program. It is therefore a line medium for self-expression and group activity, in addition to the cultural values. Inter N0 V lst row-Mrs. Harrison, Advisor, Max Whipple, Lindy Bessonnette, jean Dalley. Mary Ellen Davidson, Cindy Penn. Virginia Tollette, Pamela Leming, Sally Bunce. 2nd row-Bobby Ritchie, joe Merlino, Barbara Autry, Karen Bundgard, Emma Penny, Sandy Swenson, Lila Mae Wathen, Darylle Butler, Bette Bleiler, Dick Pratt. 5rd row-Bill Propper, Ron Meade, jim Stewart. Lowell Bosshardt, Stan Swerdloff, Steve Thurber, Mike Conway, Robert Herring. Mike Ensey. During the year the members of the club have enjoyed plays, dramatizations, skits, reports, and games which were played by the Romans or those which give practice on various phases of Latin. The meetings have provided supplementary material for under- standing and appreciating Roman life. 41 612 1111211 01110 lst row Terry Eckert Gene Sch1ldberg R0bln Frost Flame Hope well Eluabeth Teulecke Denms Smlth HldCO Hayashl Alan Reed Daud W1l11ams 7nd row B111 lobe j1m F1sher Fred Taunton John B1cker1ng B111 Adm1re B111 Pau11n George Tomk1ns Tony N11llus R1ck Musser 3rd royy Monty Cunn1ngham Chr1s Horsburgh Paul Pr1ce Art Bergen B111 Wa1d George Taunton Brute Grube jerry Neff Donald Crocker lpzzlllsh 61110 Frelufh U uh lst row H1nda Schorr Francxs Po1ndexter Cy nthxa Barone D1ana Comett1 Carol Valcourt 7nd row Mr Vauther Adusor Edd1e LaBlanc janet DeLoz1er Margaret Bray janet Logg Nancy MtChesney Barbara Eyans Lnnda Thompson urd row Nelson Ford james Cusenza Larry Oyerman Ralph Buzzell Judy Mofhtt Gale Mcfully D1ana Warren Bob Ferrett The French Club, whose purpose 1t IS to cult1vate appre c1at1on of the fine arts and human1t1es, has devoted each of IIS meetmgs and act1v1t1es to th1s end The club has had speakers, s11des, and other features whlch have been of great value to each member lst row Tony Cusenra Betty Presson Sandy Long Ang1e Gaglno Sandy Cralg LUIS Huso JoAnn De Lora Marg1e Logg Clara Ledford Lynne Ienmngs 7nd row Mr Vaucher Adusor lxerry lxarlsen Bey Bryant Carolyn Campbell Davyne McDan1els MHIIOH Taylor K1tty Lange C1ndy ROSSI Joyce Whnte Pat Parkel Bey Patton Ann Swanson Srd row Ken Kusky Roberta Brahm She1la Bastom Lmda Wnlbourn Sandra House Patt1 Polk Adr1enne Durel Bobette Corneal Ruthne Cauby Ton1 Baldw1n JIITI S1mmons 106 Many act1v1t1es were enjoyed by the members of the Span1sh Club durlng the past year Several pot luck d1n ners were held, and a great deal was learned about the cul ture of the Mexxcan people Each year the Spamsh Club makes an award of a S100 OO scholarsh1p to an outstandlng language and college pre paratory student Thxs scholarshxp IS known as the Ina R Wynne Scho1arsh1p Memor1al As one of IIS projects durlng the 77th Dnamond jub1lee Ce1ebrat1on the club sold a h1stor1ca1 brochure descrnbmg outstandmg Ontarlo and VICIHIIX landmarks lst roxy karen Sl'l1lI11 Sandy Collms Barbara Woods Natalle Castro Mxtkey McCann Arlme Montez Nellie Vasquez Marg1e Velasquez Sofxa Martmez 7nd row Mr Cornell Ady1sor Dan Sulller john Fader Paul Meyer Pam Barnard Ioan Elrod Carol lxellex Ixaron Cowan Rachel Cal yer Daye Martmer Grd row B111 Chetney Walter Deehrmg james ler rell Lmda Dolmskl Nancy Stansble Manlyn Casa1ett1 jul1e Tallmm Amta Ham11ton jay Lexus Bob Frost Tom Stoehe 9 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 a 1- T- U N I Q 7 V S ' U 1 -. 1 1 1 9 9 7 8 Y V , . . 9 , , I . 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'-' ' ' 1 y 1 r r ' 1 v 7 ' Q 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 -, -' 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 Stage Crew rf Ist row Bob Estabrook Bob Grrflith Norm Naylor Harry de Mattos 2nd row Mr Shanklm Stage Manager Ronnxe Brown Tony Buccherl Blll Hadsell 'ard row Denms Thmon D1ckQuesada Frank Volkufka Mick Mehas Ray Splelman Not pxctured Gary Anderson Ronme Brown Bnll Dnckson The Make up Crew IS one of Chaffeys most lmportant clubs 1n the sense that the functlons II performs are vxtal to The club has done a verv fine job thls past year and can be proud of 1ts accompllshments QW Mala' up U ew Our stage crew usu ally finds nts responslbll 1t1es lnvolve many hours of after school and eve n1ng work No stage productlon such as the class plays, the class as semblres or the extrava ganza could do wlthout these eager and capable members of the Stage Crew lst row Betty Presson Georgian Amxot Angxe Gaglno Dannette James Gale Klrk Judy Leets Ruth Black Lou Ann Saffron Sue Des Laurlers Barbara Strange Sally Stout Pat Saunders 2nd row Mr Couzms Adv1sor Jean Lewns Karen Erncson Joyce Van Raden Susle Apel Judy Dodge Terry Rado uck Ioan Wolford Carleen Stone Arthur Alvarez 5rd row hm McAlear Ann Swanson Tom Bald wm Sue Weeks Conme Johnson Susan Wheelus Murnel Nelson Odette Cooley Kaye Noble Diana 0 1211112 0110 lst row Sandi Collms Pat Parker Ingrxd Jacobson Wmona Brookshire Dot McClure Glenagene Ross Joan Elrod Dlan Hunt Susan Howe 2nd row SUSIE Apel Penny Penhollow Ronda Nrchols Terry Radovlch Allce Fmlayson Pat Olmger Mary Webber Bobb1Kl1mke Judy Dodge A great enthuslasm on the part of the Drama Club members has made thls year very eventful The club has played an lmportant part IH campus clean up ln addltlon to sponsor 1ng a queen cand1date and stagmg practlce for two plays Other HCIIVICICS have 1n cluded soclal events, trrps to the Pasadena Play House, and pre sentmg a play before an audlence is, Q: ff' C. 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' L 7 ' s 9 . s ' s 9 9 s V ' ' The Hlklng Club was orgamzed, qunte natur ally for those people who especnally enjoy hxkmg Many mterestmg trrps and excurslons were planned by thls club and were enjoyed by all the members Any person who llkes to hlke and has the t1me and especxally the energy may jo1n thls club Mem bershxp 1n the club 1S a wonderful experlence lsr row B1llPaulm Duck Combs Ed Sklllm Stan Swerdloff 7nd row Mr Koessler Instructor Davrd Grossman Gary Webber Grant Ellxot Lonnie Foreman Dan Mlkesell Jess Motter Lonnre Wlmberly The Chaffey World Frlendshnp Club IS af fillated wlth the State Federatlon of World Frlendshnp Clubs Workmg w1th other Callforma clubs, they have paxd for one month s care of a boy ln Germany The club IS lnterested ln pro motmg mternatxonal frlendshlps through penpals, they also try to stress the under standmg of peoples and cultures through out the world mm mm lst row Jane Baldmg Judy jackson Sally Bunce 7nd row Mr Randles Advisor Crxstmo Cerda Cralg Cornelxson Charles Eckard Stan Swerdloff jnm McAlear 3rd row Mrke Lovewell Mrke Byrne jnm Ollnla Gary Porterfield Ken Payne Bob Frost Due to the lack of snow th1s year, the Sk1 Club was able to operate 1n an actlve capaclty for only few short weeks However, whlle a sk1 able surface covered the local slopes, the Sk1 Club made several ilu 01110 These IFIPS were well attended and very much enjoyed by all The club s advlsor, Mr Koessler, rs an outstanding skxer and was able to glve the members many polnt ers on better skung Warln' rlenzlsblp 01110 lst row Ly nne Jennmgs Natalle Castro JoAnn Schrock Susne Apel Mary Ann Corallo Znd row Mr Wolfe Adusor Susan Reagan jeanme Close Norma Grammer Sally Bunce Barbara jean Pratt lrd row Robm Frost Nancy Beardvsood Sue Weeks Marnlyn Roeder Mxke Rush Cassa Pruet Not plc tured Carl johnson I 0 ' ' , , :2f'?'1 1 C lf ,, , 4 - . 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' V. l ' ' . 9 Y V 9 9 v s 1 - ' W' V wav lst row Mrs Walters Adusor Helen Warren Alxce Stanway Ann Beau champ Dotty Dans Roberta Toomer Noretta Wall Esther Van Schon hoven 7nd row Ioan Fox Anna Redford Lynn Bohme Myrna Rae Ruesch Sue Masl Georgla McNe1l The Future Busmess Leaders of Amer1ca organ1zat1on on our Chaffey campus IS another one of our clubs that has natlonal affillatxons All act1v1t1es performed Ih1S past year have led to an enrlchment of the entlre bus1ness de partment's academm program. 030,11 11 The Caducel, formerly the Future Nurses Club has had the expressed purpose of helpmg students to learn the dnfferent fields of medlcme and the requxrements and the trammg needed to have a successful career 1n th1s llne They vlsxted Patton State Hospltal and Los Angeles County Hospltal The club members are employed at elther Casa Collna or at San Antonlo Communlty Hospltal lst row Mrs Harrison Advxsor Sylua Robbms Mary Webber Mary Ann Corallo Nancy Rose Martha Patuson jean Carpenter Karen Smith 7nd row Barbara Barclay Ingrnd Jacobson Emmy Lou Llndsey joan Wolford Roberta Toomer Dnana Warren ard row Paul Rever Bob ghcite Margie Shaw Margne Ward Susan Smith Mary jane Hooyer Sally u son FII ll 1' Te1u'h1'r5 0 A1110 1512 fhc purpose of the Future Teachers Club IS to acquamt nts members wlth the aspects of teachlng and educatnon The club has llstened to outslde speakers talking on sthol arshnps teachlng nn the prlmary grades, and education ln Germany Representatlves were sent to F T A conferences at U S C and Englewood chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma A sweet sale and the sellnng of tlckets for the Ontario Dnamond jubnlee helped finance the clubs schol.1rsh1p award lst row Mrs Harrnson Adusor Pat McClure 'ntl roxy Beyerly Landt Shexla Cray 6rd rows lxatharme Mahon Helen Warren Robin Frost Ellen Chappel Not pictured Susan Home Conme Haldeman Cnstlno Lerda john Mxller Bxll Autry F1110 1' fl0IIl6'lIIdff6l'3 of A1110 1512 The Future Homemakers of Amerlca a club composed of glrls who have an avld lnterest 1n belng future home makers has had many sales and conventlons thus year which have led to a most active and enjoyable year lst row Vlarnlyn Hartwell Esther Fanferlxck Carol lunney Pat Saunders Donna Percnal Kay Smder 7nd row Mrs Fnnerty Adusor Nancy Tubesmg Dorothy lratone joshle Wheeler Alxce Smith Rcb rm lxlxmlte L FIIIIIIZ' 31151111155 le121l111'5 of A1110 i511 The Future Buslness Leaders of Amerlca was establlshed to afford opportun1ty for bus1ness students to choose a llfe occupatlon The 28 members of Chaffey's chapter have had a very busy year under the leadershlp of Mrs Walters, and Mrs Chrnstensen, the1r advlsors, and Roberta Toomer, the1r presxdent. 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' l ' V 7 9 ' General Svience Ulllb , ChaFfey's General Science Club is truly devoted to the idea of encouraging and strengthening concepts of sc: ence Through the clubs meetings and various field trnps nt has accomplnshed a growmg mterest ln general sclence Much of the success of the club IS due to the ef forts of thelr fine sponsors, Mr Dakm and Mr Cullen Eulm Club Thls past year the Euler s Club has had approximately 8 evening meetlngs at wh1ch dlfferent speakers usually from surroundlng schools or buslnesses have talked on mathematlcal or englneerlng toplcs whlch were not cov ered ln regular classes They also enjoyed several field trlps to manufacturmg concerns or laboratorles The years soclal events have 1n cluded a skatmg party, and a beach party Ma .Milla 0110 The Maranatha Club IS an lnterdenomxnatlonal club of relxglous worshlp Durlng the past school year II has met once each week durnng the lunch pernod for fellowshnp The club has enjoyed such programs as these a captl vatnng talk by jnmmy Wll lns, the ex Kingfish on the Amos and Andy Show, 1nsp1r1ng musxcal presenta tlon by the Upland College uartet and the film More Than Champlons ln- L AA lst row Mr Dakm Adusor Herb Swartz Lorrm Garson Sally Bunce Ronald Kaneen hm Fisher 7nd row Mr Cullen Adusor Norm Klem Eddle LeBlanc Morrns Denms Eddie Dans Bruno Pxlone Grd row Monte Ross jay Lewns Roger Groendyke Stan Klem Don Pellmen Derrnll Quashnlck Not pictured Roger Wolfe Bob Ferrett john Frost Mxke Berry af' lst row Mr Jaeger Adusor Rnchard Menegay Lowell Battcher Herb Swartz Elnzabeth Doyle Susle Aoel Lorrm Garson Eddxe LeBlanc Roger Groendyke Gene Whealey 7nd row Verne Lundahl Paul DAlter1o Crlstmo Cerda Edd1e Dans Don Pellmen Norm Klem Charles Molnar Larry Henderson 5rd row Don Harrenberg Jxm Taylor Brnan Hatch Carl Johnson Stan Klem Morrxs Dennns Geoffery Marshall Wmston Dean 4th row Dale Cook Mnke Loyewell Kelun Warner Mxke Rose Duck Rleder M1hkel Ruetmann Bob Wrllxams DerrxllQuaschn1ck Kenneth lsuskey g lst row Miss Armstrong Adusor Barbara Whlpple Alice McDaniel Donna Flllson Glenna Sellars Marlene Schrock Carol Ford Frances Fry Barbara Vlckers Lots Arlvett 7nd row Rohm Frost Carolyn Barnard Sue Dean Irene Stuart Carolyn Stratton Nancy Tubesmg Marxlyn Hartwell Beverly Thomas Ann Swanson 3rd row Frank Henderson jim Skare Richard Ober Date Wallace Iohn Rnpley Bull Tangeman Bob Wxlllams Ken Wlllnams Duck Rneder Wmston Dean Monte Ross The organists of Chaffey deserve a vote of appreciation for the many assemblies for which they played. A service which requires great skill and devoted hours of time was extended to all of the Chaffey students by these two. and we thank them for their willingness to serve the school. They are Kit Evans, standing, and Elayne Tedder. Every year at the end of winter, invitations are extended to outstanding students in orchestras throughout the state. This year five members of Chaffey's Symphonic Orchestra received invitations. These students are: Don Morosic, trumpet: Gale McCully, violin: Jeanne Rohrbaugh, violin: Richard Ober, clarinet-who was unable to attend be- cause of illness, and Ronald Cook, who has since moved away and is not pictured above. Members: Violins: Gale McCullv, Charles Stark, Wayne Bartz. Julie Tall- man. Annette Veenstra, Jo Ann Delora, John Somedy, Betty Miner, Molly Peachin, Marlene Schrock, Elaine Towler, Evelyn Alvarez, Jack Kureck, Clara Ledford, Diane Corrales, Calvin Buzzell. Basses: Steve Thurber, Kit Evans, Lydia Alvarez, Joy Anne Farmer, Rachel Galvez. Piano: Judy Mof- fitt. William Kloepfer, Gary Bremer, Andrew Youndsma. Flutes: Cynthia Barone, Joanna Nelson, Gale Kirk, Margaret Bray. Oboes: Gary Burson. Clarincts: Ralph Woodworth, Richard Ober, Ronald Kaneen, Roger Mc- Fadden, Keith Larick, Ronald Nelson. Saxophone: Larry White. Bassoons: Gary Thrall. Horns: Doug Zwissler, Floyd Matthews, Jannette Ely. Trum- pets: Don Morosic, Allan Horn, Peter Marchall, Allan Niccola. Trom- hones: Charles Ellsworth, John Woolley, Jim Schoonmaker. Percussion: Leonard Cardoni, Beverly Patton. Timpani: Dennis Eyre. llaffey S mplzon Z' 0rche tra Ullalfey lhgfll Svhool Band I-'rant Row: Dennis Smith, Harold Cutter, Gary Porterfield, Jeanette Van Hulzeng Row 2: Ken Kloepfer, Dick Bergen, Donna Lou Hudson, jon Gemmill, Richard Menegayg Rau' 3: Sue Lewis, Dianne Collins, Ken Harvey, Dennis Edds, Ken Gemmill, Carol Lemke, Mike Pruett, Emma Penney, Cassa Pruettg Rau' 4: Verne Lundahl, Lowell Battcher, Ray Harris, Gary Glover, Pete Marshall, Rick Hunter, jerry Neff, Karen Eldridge, Kathy Grantg Row S: Bill Scharf, jim Swaim, Paul Dryden, Jerry Grant, Ronald Beckett, Winslow Priest, Ron' 6: Ronnie Kostich, Robert Thompson, Carol Hench. Not Pictured: Wilber Terrill, james Boyce, Frank Henderson, Lou Anady. Pictured below are Mr. jones, Band Director and Wins- low Priest, Drum Major. Under the direction of these two the band marched down the football fields, playing the victory songs which gave the team and spectators pep and spirit. They appeared in many concerts and music festivals this year and received top ratings in all of them. Ulmral Ulm ale lst row Nancy Zenz. Pat Wxley, Judy Ensenhauer, Lmda Hem, Susan McGuire, Ruta Rech 7nd row Nelson Ford Sherry Nxchols Mary Germany Wanda Danly janet DeLozner Carolyn Ollnla Donna I-Inrschman Eddxe Franklm 3rd row-Carl johnson Louxs Engle Ninke Rose Tom Stoebe Daxe Martnnez Tom Marshall Bob Walker Ulm ahers The Chorallers was one of Ih1S vear s newly organlzed clubs It IS comprlsed of 48 members taken from the A Capella Cholr Meetlngs were held once each week at noon, and ln the evening of the first Thursday of each month The purpose of the Chorallers IS to foster and promote muslcal partlclpatlon through slnglng and musxcal act1v1t1es They have sung for several communlty and c1v1c orgamzatlons and have attended two choral festlvals As a money ralslng proyect, they sold candled apples to the student body lst row Celestmo Adame Jean Lewls Charlene McMurtry Jrm Gmger Rosalie Lobreto Pat Morgan Gayle Craycraft Tim Warner George Taunton Sam Pomdexter 7nd row Carmen Mxller Carolyn Welshaar Pat Crosby Mary Vallez Twyla DeLoz1er Carolyn Gruys Karen Monsell Gmger Adams Delena Gray Fred Taunton Roger Macloge 5rd row Ph1l Lutz Darryl Malotte Valerie Corn Bonnne Southwnck Lmda Gaxser juhe Tallman Lnllnan Gude Irene Stuart, Dxck Balley Bob Rxtchxe Jnm Gates 4th row Daud Wnllxams Pres ton Wilson Roberta Brahm Dorothy Fatone Dayld Durbm Kent Myrrck Eddie Ingram Wayne Wxttenborn Clyde Graham Ron Berg Roger Glaze Darrell Strong T ' 1 Y ' , - 1 9 1 1 v 1 1 ' - . 1 1 1 1 V 1 9 ' . . , . . . - 1 Q . - s 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' 1 1 V , ' , V ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . . . Y . . . Y. . . A- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q , 'fg't f': ' 0 eup M, J ra y ,, , '45 lst row Marilyn Strickling Nancy Dona Annette Bailey Denise Duncan Lucille Jennings Alice McDaniels 7nd row Barbara Vickers Sandy Withrow Susan Smith Pat Abel Carole lxalinoski judy Ponso joan Reiss Not pictured Phyllis Collier A 0'Vil1Iee0' 6llI'fS The Advanced Girls Glee Club is considered to be one of ChaHey s finest musical groups The girls have worked very hard during the past year At Christmas time they sang in the chorus for the opera The Vision of Saint Stephen which the mu sic department pro duced lst row Doug Ades jim Campbell Stan Swerdloff Ron Dugan Znd row Mr Marshall Director Larry Hames Terry Blackwell joe Merlmo Mike Smith Rrd royy Iohn Crane Larry Dyer Bob Porter Benny Gray jim Ferguson Alex Carral Hilfe Ensemble The Girl's Ensemble is one of the few classes on campus that is chosen. Under the able direction of Mrs. Ruth Thompson this group has made many' fine showings both in compe- tition and in school programs Very often our Girl s group is called upon to put on shovys for local clubs, and with each program they bring back many praises and compliments Ae'Ve11eee' Be A group chosen because of their fine quality of yoices has made the Ady anced Boys Glee Club outstand ing at Chaffey Besides participatmg in many community programs the boys have likewise been very active in many of our own School pro grams We are always assured of a vyonderful sound vyhen this fine group of boys blend their voices lst royy Mr Marshall Director Donna Hodge Ida Nlae Hack L d C er y ia utierrez jackie jones Carol Boyce Barbara Smith Loretta Allen 7nd rovy Sally Proctor Nancy Tubesing jule NI lx ne i c eovyn Bonnie Rawlings Bonnie Hodge Donna Perciyal Dixie Honaker 3rd royy Diane Hofeldt judy Clark Marilyn Casaletti joshie Wheeler Lynn Morris kathy Dayis Virginia jones JoAnn Wiesen Not pictured Rose Mary Moody Marion Tucker 115 An important character known as Time w used to tie the various events togkeilje-ff? nfgrf cluded the purchase of Ontariog the firs mfialef drawn trolley on Euclid Avenueg the planting of pepper trees on the parkwayg and the beginning of our traditional All-States Picnic. The script for jubilee was written by Mrs. Lucille Lewis and Mr. Allen Griener who also aided Mr. Ronald Marshall, the director. The choreographers were Mrs. Cherrie Rupert and Mrs. jo Ann Sage. The sets were designd by Mr. Carl Hossler and Mr. joe Shanklin was the stage manager. 1.957 Exim Va alzza Welcome to the Queen's House Pat Allison, Tom La Budda, Nelsen Ford, Alan Swinler, Mary Strange Senior This yearls Senior Play, Take Care of My Little Girl, depicts the life of a college sorority as seen from the inside. The play struck a note of realism since many of the graduating seniors will be faced with the same problems that the main characters, Liz Erickson, Becky Stone, and Ad Swanson, had to face. This problem was the question of acceptance and then fitting into active sorority life. Becoming one of the girls at Queens was much more of a problem than they had anticipated. They not only had to adjust their physical appearances to suit the taste of the Queens, but also they had to Hello, Elizabeth M Oh, you mean like this? Sammie Barker, Pat Allison, Carol Ford, Margaret Castellini Pat Allison, Margaret Castellini Before-hand make-upi' Charlene McMurtry, Barbara Strange 'TAKE UAH 0F CANT. . . Elizabeth Erickson Beck Stone . . . Adelaide Swanson Merry Matthews . Marge Colby . . Dallas Scott . . . Casey Reynolds . Mother Apple . . joe Fallon . . Chad Carnes . Sam . . . jake . . . Expressman. . Justine . . Polly . . . Marilyn . june . . Alice . . Grace . . Marie . . Thelma . Mrs. Bellows . . Pla lower basic ideas which they had followed all their lives. These ideals then had to be replaced with the importance of social posi- tion and material wealth. Although the girls were momentarily taken in by the glamour of the new setting, they soon came to realize that they could never be happy associating with a sorority that placed social prominence above personal in- dividuality and integrity. The play offered all a valuable personal experience and gave us an example of not only a fine play, but also skillful and enjoy- able interpretation. You mean, you'd rather have this grease-monkey? Carla Chancellor, Nelson Ford, Herb Swartz, Margaret Castellini MY LITTLE HIM 3' . Margaret Castellini . . . Joni Schulman . . Ruthie Jensen . . Carla Chancellor . . . Carol Ford . . . . Pat Allison . . . Mary Strange Barbara Wucherpfennig . Sammie Lou Barker . . . Herb Swartz . . . Nelsen Ford . . Tom La Budda . . . Alan Swinler . . . Dave Martinez . Donna Harrington . . Georgianna jones . . . Judy Brown . . Patricia Wiley' . . Roberta Britton . Charlene McMurtry . . . Sherry Piland . . Marie Gardner 1-4, W'e'1'e ALL been acceptedf' Carla Chancellor, Ruthie Jensen, Margaret Castellini, Joni Schulman, Carol Ford Briefin g after a good rehearsal Front: Margaret Castellini, Carla Cancellor. Seated: Carole Kali- noski, Sherry Piland, Charlene McMurtry, Sammie Barker, Carol Ford. Standing: Pat Wiley, Herb Swartz Last minute make-up Left to right: Sherry Piland, Barbara Strange, Carol Ford, Tom La Budda, Nelson Ford, Margaret Castellini, Arthur Alvarez, Muriel Nelson, Charlene McMurty Narrator ,,,...,,. , Dino Falcaro ..... Larry Sheridan, . Shirley Wallace. jackie ................., Margaret Haines Danny., , , Steve ,,.. Sylvia, Della .....,. Pat ...,,.....l,,.,.,,,,, Bea ..,..,.,,,....,,..,,, Frank Mandel. . Tony Falcaro ,,,,, Mrs. Falcaro .,,,. Mr. Falcaro ,,,..r Mrs. Mikula .... Paddles .,, , Checkers ... Ruth Black Lmda Grax LS Damel Bohme Dame Robxmon Lmda Gamer Don Flocker, Nancy Zenz UN 0 PLAY , ,,,, Sue Weeks .. ,,,, Don Flocker ..,, Carl johnson , .... Linda Gaiser , , ,,,, Nancy Zenz Linda Thompson ,,--,,,Bill jenkins ,,.Pat Rogondino ,,,,,,I.inda Graves ,Dixie Robinson ,, Daniele Bohme ,.-.,.,,,Ruth Black ..,,....Mil-ce Blaker Riva Maureen Couzins ,,,,...,,Mike Byrne ..,,....Faye Magers .r,......Niki Brown ,,,.,,..Rosalie Lolireto R X Don Flocker, Mike Byrne X , , . W f 77 l X f i ,,,, X 52,71 551' ffff fy 'J ff ,f 1 ,f I 1 , If rg lf '72 i 'f :ff Q J 'JPKYX ft V X' '- If L J I' ,VLL77 -ff' ff.-f cf I C9 76712 FQ or r, J X V if Q gff f 4' 'Q7ffff 'ff j ,, ft 1 fie , ,ew - eff., 7 fi f 2 7 1 Hz-V ,fff ,57 XX gfffzi' K-A47 Don Flocker, Kim Riva Zi, The jr. Play for 1957 was DINO, the story of a boy's struggle against his environ- ment, and the race of society to keep him from becoming a criminal. Balancing his bad home influence was the warm understanding of an over- worked case worker in the settlement house, and the shy young girl who found the good qualities in Dino, and reached them. It was a hu- man, sometimes pathetic, sometimes funny story of home, society, unselfishness, and youth, enriched with the things that renew one's faith in people. Sue Des Lauriers, Lou Ann Saffron, Bill jenkins, joe Merlino. Gary Cambell, Corkie Gibbons, La Tresa Miller, Susie Apel, Brian Hatch. Every year the entire student body greatly anticipates the class assem- blies. No one could possibly have been disappointed with this year's productions for they were certainly among the finest that Chaffey stu- dents have ever witnessed. . ,NNN Assemlzhes The junior Class presented the first assembly with a theme based around Is This Your Life? The Sophomores took us on a visit to Mars. A trip to a psychiatrist was the result of the Freshmen efforts, and the Seniors entertained with a Ca- lypso theme. Wm ni. 'XE ' ' is Q 5' Q? , 'Y , W 3244 1 242 I 8 . 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Ban 0 The students are gxven much free dom IH combmlng movements wlth approprlate themes ln order that em phasls IS placed upon the creatrve element The fundamentals of good dance techmques are stressed m all levels The general objectxves of modern dance are to become 1nterested in develop1ng a pleasxng appearance, POISC, and a soclal personallty It can lncrease body control, coordmatron and suppleness In addltlon, modern dance encourages the use of creat1ve power, helps develop agxllty and en durance, and a1ds ln developmg har mony and lndlvlduallty ln group work B' K-if-':i.x Q. ,Q--fan- ' ' N A M YPA J'W1111111111,,ff Hawes 51 .W gl 74 fi in 44:.,,,, f-ff' -34' Wh b d y What a rexoltmg, d6N6l0lJI'l10Dl thus ere I5 exery o 5 gomg ff. 'fi f! ,tiki an 5 Nw QM 4? if '1 WS ws www-M W' A-dw -ip. Wh at lb thxs Mxckey Mouse stuff Naughty Naughty, Must not Palm N- - A N ax f I jsxQ jj, --1, Q 1 k ' QV. , 3 x . 4 Y V '41 Y, I in - . ' 'WF-S.. ,M . if ' ff - , f 73. 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'X Irene Jimenez Membership Chairman Marge Castellini Vice President Karen Eldridge Secretary Florence Underwood Vnckn Stewart H xstorxun Treasurer 3 0 . Q ii :f . v ' in 1 1, -2 A Ill Tl A510 lATl0 Vxcky Tennnson Preszdenl 57660001 Semester Bonnle Carlson Ad: ertlszng Manager Karen Eldrndge gusan ICWIS Vice Presulent ! Pat Heathcock Social Chaxrman Memberslup Cha rman Sue Lauderback Secretary Bonnle Southwxck Dnane Taylor Hzstorxan Treasurer X Q l f ff i 2 Q' ' A, V E X .,,, ,,,,, E ..,. I I . F , E . , , fk dv' mpg? ,A f 'M M f ,W A 4 4, ,Q ....-J , 'X www, L, ' f , fu-59 xW 1 1, .f ix was W Q Q M A 4 , E gl r , 5 ii! 4' ,WW I 'iw M V WA V ,sam , s . ww -v . Km -LQ nf 35 :nv Vary ly Foalball -wnquu x Qiiguqg ',Q iuu lst row Darrell Smothers Erxc jatobson john Mlguelena Bull jennmga Carl Slnarna Don Smxth Ron Smith Don Pellmen B1llAdm1re fhuclt Cox 7nd row Ralnh Foley Mxlte Blalter Darxl Hunter Jnm DesLaur1e5 Dan Mrltesell Bud Estrm Bob Jong Vit Hernandez jatlt Baldlng ird row Gan Gannon Jody Marker Lloxd Hunter Henrx Lomax jerrx lxaman lu Roger Bser Tom Buttherl jerry johnson Garx Estel Monty Cun mngham 4th row Randx Gold Lonme Wfnmherlx Bob Brown Grant Ellnot Jlfll Bolxnber Larrx lNlHXl6 Ben Rite Paul Hlrsnhman Gan Lancaster Ben Van Alanne Coath C lyde Francxsco Coach Jack Tmson Coach Ray Stark 140 .K- -.Q-uns s. Q. n. L .7 U ' D an M Vi ' Q ' Q Q 'Q Q Q Q Q Q A Q --- 3' , 'Q ' ' ' Q ,' Q ' Q ' Q Q Q Q -. 1 ' ,' ' Q ' ' ' Q ,' Q ,' '.Q 4' S'. 1' Q ,' Q Q . Q ' - '1 1' Q ,I ' Q Q 0 Q , Q Q - . - 1 t C0-Captains Carl Skvarna and Bill jen It is the duty of the captain and co-captain of the football team to confer with the ref- erees and decide on the best uses of the optional penalties. But more important than this is their responsibility of leadership to the team and the good clean sportsmanship that they show to the team and to the fans. Carl and Bill both possess these qualities and will always be remembered by their team and their school because of their fine leadership. Ullaliey Alhambra . . . I9 Ullaliey Santa Ana . . . 0 Uliaifey San Bernardino I2 Uliaiiey Paeiiie ..... 2 Uliaiiey Riverside . . . 14 Uliaifey Uolton ..... 7 Uhalfey Heillanofs' . . . I3 671al7eV Fontana .... o' Ullaliel' Pomona .... I2 Hlafiey 0 Hzaffey 1.9 Alnalnora L9 Janie Ana 0 For several years these two practice games have been the season openers. Again this year they were thrilling games and the experience gained by the Tiger squad was very valuable. In the first game the Tigers were overcome by the powerful Moors 19-O, only to come back the very next week and tromp the Santa Ana Saints 19-0. Skvarna passing ball. Gannon and Marker to receive Skyarna with ball. Balding and I.. Hunter running interferenc f X 5' 3 Smothers. jacobson. L. Hunter running interference: Skvarna with ball Uhaffey 31 Sam Bernarzllho I2 In the first quarter, both Carl Skvarna and Jody Marker scored. On the second touch- down, because of a penalty, we had to try the extra point from the 24 yard line. In spite of this, Eric Jacobson booted the beautiful 54 yard extra point. In the second quarter Carl Skvarna intercepted a pass on the Cardinals 30 yard line and carried it over the goal line. Then in the last 10 seconds of the half the Cardinals scored making the score at the end of the half 19-6. In the third period, Dan Mikesell intercepted a pass on the 50 and brought it to the 6 yard line where Carl Skvarna, a few plays later broke through the line for the touch- down. In the fourth quarter the Cardinals scored again, only to chase Lloyd Hunter 50 yards to the goal which made the final score 31-12. jack Balding Mike Blaker jim Bolinger Bob Brown Uhaffey I3 l'zwil7f 2 ln the Tigers second C.B.L. game, they met Pacific High School at the Orange Show Stadium and defeated them 15-2. During the first quarter, Lloyd Hunter, made a beau- tiful 47 yard run which put Chaffey deep into Pirate territory. Then quarter-back jerry johnson threw a real nice pass to Carl Skvarna for the first score. In the second quar- ter, a bad pass from center gave Pacific a safety which made the score 6-2. Then in the fourth quarter, Bill Jennings, guard, intercepted a pass to set up Skvarna's 7 yard touchdown run. Eric Jacobson kicked the conversion to make the hnal score 15-2 Chaf- fey's victory. Skvarna with ball Lloyd Hunter with ball Tony Buccheri Roger Byer Monty Cunningham , :J Grant Elliot my ' N ln... . Bud Estrin Gary Gannon Bill Jennings Vic Hernandez Uhaffey 0 Riverside I4 On October 20, the Chaffey Tigers met the powerful Riverside Poly Bears at Riverside. ln the first quarter there was no score. In the second quarter, Art Gillmore of River- side, broke through the Chaffey line for the first score. They completed the extra point to make the score 7-0 at the half. In the third period, Gillmore scored again and con- verted. There was no score in the fourth quarter, leaving the final score Chaffey 0- Riverside 14. Skvarna with hall 1N'?g7 Ullaffey 7 Uolion 7 When Chaffey met Colton at the Orange Show Stadium on October 26 we were favored to win Nevertheless in the first quarter Colton scored the first touchdown of the game The Saints held the Tigers until the third quarter when Skvarna went over for the touchdown. Then the Tigers completed two beautiful touchdown plays, both of which were called back by penalties. Play after play, penalties were called on the Tigers until finally time ran out and the score remained a tie: 7-7. Paul Hlrschman Darrell Hunter Lloyd Hunter Eric Jacobson The second of November the Chaffey Tngers met the pow erful Redlands Terrlers on Graber Fleld This was a blg game for Chaffey as Redlands was so far undefeated In the first quarter the Tlgers advanced to the Terrners l0 yard l1ne where quarter back Jerry johnson made the touchdown and Erlc Jacobson booted the converslon In the second quarter the Ter make the converslon Both teams were plavlng vs ell and Chaffey held the 7 6 lead untll the last 2 minutes of thc game when Redlands elusne end Tony Hernandez found a clearmg where he snagged a pass ln the end zone The converslon was completed and the fmal score of the game was the heartbrealxmg., Chaffew 7 Redlands 13 jerry johnson Bob Jong jerrx lxamansln Henry Loma Ubaffey 7 Redlands LS' riors scored but failed to ar FQ-, 373 Gary Lancaster WL Johnson with ball Miguelena and Jennings in background Uhaffey 34 Fonlana 6' On November 9th on Graber field Chaffey battled II out with Fontana In the first quarter, Jody Marker ran 20 yards for the first score. Eric Jacobson kicked the extra point. Then in the second quarter, Carl Skvarna ran a punt back 75 yards for a touch- down, and Jacobson converted. In the third quarter, Skvarna again ran 15 yards for the third touchdown and Jacobson again made the extra point. The fourth quarter was also eventful. Fontana scored 6 points in the hrst few minutes only to have Lloyd Hunter run 30 yards for the fourth T.D. and again Jacobson converted for the Tigers. Then Gary Lancaster passed to Randy Gold for a score of 6 points. The extra point was blocked to make the final score 54-6. Jody Marker Larry Maxie ' 'Www ' W- ss:-:.',t Q 5 ,. Z . ,. 7 .:M3g,:,, Q ,C John Miguelena 9551 .f 4 . Top: Marker with ball, I-lirschman. Lomax, Jennings, Jacobson, Lancaster Bottom: Skvarna with ball Dan Mil-zescll Don Pellinen Ben Rice , g 4 A Q ' r fl! . ,Q - 1 qi f- I Ag Ulzaffqy I4 Pomona I2 For some time there has been a certain amount of rivalry between Pomona and Chaffey High Schools, so each year the athletic contests are looked forward to. This year's football game was no exception and proved to be a thrilling game. There was no score until the second quarter when Jody Marker ran 20 yards for the first touchdown. Eric jacob- son, in his usual good form. kicked the conversion suc- cessfully. A few plays later P0mona's halfback. jim Thomas, ran over the goal for 6 but failed to make the extra point. In the third quar- ter, Thomas again ran 40 yards for a T.D. and again missed the conversion. Then in the fourth quarter, Carl Skvarna make a beautiful 95 yard run and jake booted the extra point to make the final score Chaffey l4-Po- mona 12. Carl Sky arna I ,,r r' P ,P v n.... X - Tile E Ll L Story In the year 191 1, Ontario High School underwent a name change to Chaffey High School. Since that date, forty-six years ago, Chaffey has enjoyed a long and memorable membership in the oldest organized league in Southern California. At that time the membership of schools in the Citrus Belt League were Chalfey, Riverside, Redlands, San Bernardino, and Pomona. This league has increased in its membership through the years until now it has reached its maximum capacity. It is this condition that has caused Chaffey and Pomona High School to with- draw from the C.B.L. and join with four other high schools to form what will be known as the Montview League. In the new league Chaffey and Pomona High School will compete with Baldwin Park, Covina, West Covina, and La Puente. As the newest league in this area it is certain to become one that will be rich with tradition as the years go by. During the past forty-six years Chaffey has experienced many moments of joy and times of disappointment which will never be forgotten. Chaffey has worked hard in the C.B.L. and as a result has taken its share of honors in all sports. The number of championships, ties, and second places won by our teams are listed below. Uhalfeys Renard The U Champs Ties Znd Place Ties Baseball Basketball Football Tennis Track Note iTheEd1tors eea ch of stat t .1 take f I-at U1 t o gh 19373 Q I R O 7 3 1 17 5 5 11 4 8 - ' 22 l 19 2 2 Total 76 9 19 1 : ' 'rs r' 'is 'w's' nrom'sis4lhru 4' Baa Faaiball Team lst row-Ted Derbish, Curtis Cunningham, Joe Merlino, Stan Swerdloff, Bill Dickson, Bob Corn, Terry Blackwell. 2nd row-Oscar Santa Maria, joe Miranda, Doug Walker, Ray Clihurn, Spud Taylor, Roger Macioge, Gary Porterfield, Neil Storms, Ronnie Mau. 5rd row-Coach Keeney, Larry Dyer, Rex Ghormley, Leland Tipton, Lonnie Foreman, Bennie Gray, jim Ollila, Ken Payne, Larry Callaway, Ron Meade, John Wroblewski, Norm Naylor, CMgr.J. Uaaahas Bee Coach, Keeney F rosh Coach, Jim Blake Frasll Football Team Doug Ades, Charles Anderson, Eddie Anderson, Vic Angona, Bill Baubilt, Art Bergen, jim Bice, Gary Byrne, jay Burt, Dick Brott, Jim Banks, john Carlson, Chuck Costello, Jerry Copeland, Jim Castle, Gary Doyen, Bobby Eldridge, Mickey Eldridge, Gary Franklin, Paul Fillius, Rudy Gracia, Al Graciano, Jim Guida, jim Gilmore, Dick Groendyke, Keith Goodwon, Bruce Grube, Gordon Guire, Alan Haskvitz, Ron Hunt, Chris Horsburgh. Stan Harries, Larry Jarvis, Bill johns, Kent Johnson, Max johnson, Bruce Larson, Roger Larson, Kirk Latham, Roger Lewis, Bob Lopez, Art Ledesma, Roger Mason, Ron Martinez, John Martinez, Phil Meade, Tom McGinnis, David Myers, Tom Myers, Terry Miller, Rick Musser, Bill Monroe, Ken Mathis, Ron Neal, Bennie Miranda, john Parker, Paul Price, Bob Pellinen, Bill Paulin, Sam Poindexter, Art Quesada, Dan Stifller, John Smiderle, John Sanchez, jim Stauber, Joe Sepe, jim Simmons, Garry Smith, Bill Taylor, Dave Trask, Ellis Terrill, Ken Vaughan, Clark Van Alstine, Ben Williams, Chuck Whiting, Bill Waid, Mel Westlake, Charlie Womack, Ken Warner, Doug Zwissler. 'f if , awe? ,:a 55a, ei Sh -1 fha Princess Virginia Combs Reno Choraliers F00 ball 01119011 Apollos Princess Judy Huff Princess Adrienne Dural Chi Rho Sigma and 1101 00011 Drama Club Princess Dixie Robinson Cavaliers Queen Lynda Vizio iq. ' 5-av 'f ' 'FTW After a vigorous campaign waged by the queen-sponsoring clubs, voting took place Friday, November 9. The outcome of the balloting was not disclosed until the follow- ing Friday, November 16, when a rally was held in honor of the queen and her court. The night of the Pomona game on Graber Field, Her Highness and her Princesses were present on the sidelines to witness a thrilling Tiger victory in the final minutes. The win- ning score 14 to 12. The football that was used in the game was then presented to Queen Lynda by Captain Skvarna. The QUEEN'S DREAM dance Saturday night topped off the Homecoming festivities. ., I pirit i notfsome 'ngfl at ' t happens- , up IS e ten i blann er a I xtended period. The rall'e e fine s ipmmonstrated at the the Foo et gueens, and the Football t e p opl 'ctu on hes 0 pages. Congratulations e , . flip f 1 if bf If ,Y V A If L ' ,fl ,f J X f I' Sharleen Slagle V ' X67 n Ray Sweet w I Pep U01111111Ksi011e1yf,ff , 1 if x, Yell leaders J vl'Nsr??am'MH , '9Wl5' -nappy , 'W'K 4 Y7yl 1 i IM' IM Bill Chetney Judy Huff Ed Pollack 0117! Team Members: Marilyn Casaletti, Alice Smith, joshie Wheeler, Donna Percival, Rosemary Colombini, Kathleen Hanlon, Mary Lou Colombero, Charlotte DeVeny, Madeline Stabio, Linda Allen, Dawne McDaniel, Darylle Butler, Karen Bundgard, Denise Bascom, jean Dalley, Barbara Logan, Sue Shaw, Carolyn Campbell, Carol Lundquist, Gale Bybee, Pat Johnston, Mary Koeenken, Rae jean Luke, Dolores Brewer, Mary Ellen Davidson, Ila Fox, Nita Auld, Con- nie Morisset, Diane Townley, Bev Hessen- flow, Bev Bryant, Donna Danvers, Marla Masters, Ann Swanson, Alice Wandell, Cathy Buccheri, Cindy Penn, Barbara Autry, Diane Cain, B. J. Swartzendruber, Tamara Carlton. Z!! Uf f L06 I! d J 94120 e Lf S A 1, W' I I U Jw Wu Wie LL Jjgte Mums an full of 11 ere responslble for cheerl our te n to vnctory N Majnreiles l Tolette L dalee Beal M reenC I , at BCIIC Bleilel' Charlotte Warner Diane Blejler The Princess Cathy Bucceri Chi-Rho-Sigma Basketball 0116011 Princess Gloria Davis Calistos On Friday morning, February 8, a rally was held to decide who would be the 1957 Basketball Queen. After the candidates had been introduced, balloting took place among the four basketball teams, and the results were announced. That night, Queen Janet Kuhns and her four princesses watched Chaffey defeat Pacific 65-46. After the game, the BASKET BALL in honor of Queen janet climaxed the day's events. Titans Princess Carolyn Ollila Princess Sandy WlIhfOW and Future Farmers ller 00111 Cavaliers ueen Janet Kuhns Var I Baz lm ball lst row Rncbard Hemsley Vernon Prxtchett Ben Van A'st1ne Bob Lltwlller Wnnston Dean Dwlght Hurst DILK Low if' Bob Lltwxller ico Captamb Wnnston Dean ico Captamj Coach Bob Spencer O u- . A V, . 7 A . y . . , . , . , Pocock. 2nd row-Mick Mehas, Darryl Hunter, Bob Brown, Larry Maxie, John Bradshaw, Monty Cunningham, John ffm 35' Fonlana 54 41 Ullafiey 59 Chaffey opened up its 1957 basketball league play by posting a -fl-55 win over the Fontana Steelers. In winning Chaffey again maintained its mastery over varsity athletic teams from Fontana. With 27 seconds left to go in the game, with the score in Chaffey's favor 55-55, Winstcxn Dean hit 2 charity shots. as the Steelers were pressing for the ball. Then Larry Maxie hit a pair of charity shots, followed by a beautiful corner jump-shot by Dean as the buzzer sounded. Co-captain Bob Litwiller and Vernon Pritchett shared scoring honors with 10 points apiece. At their next meeting. the jinx of three-years standing came back as Fontana High again collapsed in the late going to enable the Chaffey Varsity to register a 59-54 win. Fontana led, until with 4 minutes left in the third quarter, Vernon Pritchett knotted the count at 58-58 with an arching jump-shot. Fontana played a close game right down to the final seconds but it was Chaffey's supremacy at the free throw line which spelled the difference. ln the scoring column, Dick Pocock again led with 19 points. 16 of these coming from field goals. john Bradshaw Bob Brown Monty C un gham 5? liedlandv 3.9 41 Ulzaffey 53 In the first round of play, Redlands High School pre- vailed over a host Chaffey High Team to walk away with a 52-41 Citrus Belt League win. Free throws kept the host Tigers in the game at the start but it was the failure of these same Tigers to convert their chances in the late stages that enabled the Terriers to pull away. Dick Pocock was the high scorer for the second straight game, hitting 6 field goals for 12 points. The second round of play proved a different story. With Winsttmn Dean turning in his finest performance of the season, Chaffey High School moved into the first division of the CBL race by trouncing Redlands 52-59. After a slow start the tigers grabbed the lead in the second quarter and the Terriers never again came close. Winsttxn Dean was high scorer for Chaffey with 18 points, 12 coming from field goals. Larry Maxie also showed his ability by hauling in a big percentage of rebounds. 42 6011011 62 Ullaffzgy 4 ln its second outing against Citrus Belt League Schools, Yellow- the hnal the poor team ac- held the cut loose for ten straight points. High-scoring honors for Chaffey went to Co-Captain W'inston Dean with 12 points. In their second meeting. the Colton Yellowjackets again handed a defeat to the Chaffey team by a score of 62-47. Coach Bob Spencer's charges had a 7-6 lead after 4 min- utes of the first period. but four field goals and a pair of free throws enabled the Yellowjackets to take a I6-9 lead at the first quarter. Colton quickly raced to a 29-ll lead when the Tigers presented them with the ball five straight time on bad passes. From that time on the Tigers couldn't close the gap. Dick Pocock gained scoring honors the Chaffey Tigers were downed by the Colton jackets 42-54. The game was closer than belies score. A key factor in Chaffey's downfall was performance at the free throw line where the counted for just 12 out of Z7 chances. Chaffey lead with 2 minutes remaining but then Colton for the hosts with 10 points. Richard Hemsley Darryl Hunter Dwight Hurst 29 Pnmona 3 49 Ulzaffey 37 In their first meeting, the Chaffey High Tigers proved too much to handle as they registered a surprising 49-29 win over Pomona. Spurred by a IU point effort by Vernon Pritchett in the first half the Tigers were never behind. Dick Pocock started shooting accurately in the last half to allow Chaffey to retain its commanding advantage. In addition to his 16 points, Pritchett led in rebounding with ll. The second game between these two rivals proved a heartbreaker to the luckless Tigers. An unerring two- handed jump-shot by center Paul Smith with seven sec- onds to go enabled Pomona High to come from behind and score a 58-57 win over Chaffey. The game was tied seven times. with Pomona having the advantage six times and Chaffey on top on three different occasions. Bob Litwiller turned in his finest performance by leading the Tiger scoring with a personal high of I4 points. 15201770 46 John Low 52 San Bernardlklo 45 47 Uhalfey 43 ln the hrst round of play, San Bernardino's taller team held off a last quarter surge by the Tigers to overcome Chaffey 52-47. With the clock showing 42 seconds left to play, the score 49-47, the San Bernardino Cardinals regrouped their forces and the hard-pressing Tigers were unable to regain possession of the ball. Bob Litwiller and Vernon Pritchett led Chaffey in scoring with ll and l0 points respectively. At their second meeting in San Bernardino, another set- back was handed to the hard-fighting Tigers. With 28 sec- onds of regulation time remaining, Bob Litwiller drove in and tied the score 45-45, sending the game into over- time. With neither team scoring in the first session, a sudden-death overtime went into effect. In this fatal frame the Tigers never had a chance. The tossup again went to the Cardinals and a bank-shot by Ted Carpenter gave the win to San Bernardino. Larry Maxie led the way in re- bounds and in the scoring column with I4 points. Larry Maxie Mick Mehas Ullaffey 65 In the first round game with the Pacific Pirates, with seconds left to play, Larry Maxie hit a beautiful hook to put the Tigers ahead 48-47. However, the Pacific adher- ents claimed it was their victory as the time had run out before Maxiels shot. The timers could not verify either case due to the fact that they could not hear the final buzzer because of the enthusiastic yelling of the backers of both teams. As no decision could be reached on who had won the game, the officials finally agreed that the game would not be counted in league play. In their second encounter, the Chaffey High School Tigers tromped the visiting Pirates 65-46. Larry Maxie again proved to be the hero, scoring I5 points. Chaffeyls all-around performance in this game was superb. With Winston Dean playing marvelous defensive ball, the out- standing play-making of Bob Litwiller, and the rebound- ing of Vernon Pritchett, the Tiger team maintained their position in the upper division of the league. Dick Pocock shared the scoring honors with Maxie also hitting for 15 points. 57MWwMk45 AVHMMW57 In the hrst meeting of these two ancient rivals, the River- side Poly Bears prevailed, 57-40. During this game 60 infractions were called by the officials. Although 97 points were recorded in the game there were only 20 field goals. Surprising Riverside raced to a 9-0 lead before Chaffey could get a point. The nearest the Tigers team came was when it pulled up within six points at 25-19. Dick Pocock led the scoring with 19 points. In one of its best performances of the season. an in- spired Chaffey Tiger basketball squad closed out its Citrus Belt League career with a revenge 57-45 win over the Riverside Poly Bears. Coach Bob Spencer's crew quickly erupted to a 25-12 lead during the second quarter and Riverside never again threatened. Winston Dean led Chaf- fey with 14 points, becoming the fourth Tiger to go over the 100 point mark in CBL outings this season. 1 or Dick Pocock Vernon Pritchett Ben Van Alstine I O f I I . Y I HmlERLAMmmy Mwmwdbwmw PF PA F.G T.P. Colton 678 504 Pocock 92 264 San Bernardino 626 541 Litwiller 65 197 Riverside 625 656 Dean 55 157 Chaffey 615 594 Pritchett 62 162 Pacihc 556 606 Maxie 56 1 16 Redlands 584 610 Bradshaw 52 105 Fontana 484 550 Pomona 525 626 159 ha Varsily Tra har and Managers YZ l N' X 2. . rc 2. -1' L S .I V .,...: N 5 ' 1 vj x N' lb' , Q 9 Junior Varsly Team john Wrohlewskt 4MmagerJ 7nd row Ray Sweet Bruce Herron Arnold Norgaard Wrnslow Prxest Iilhert Beckett Coach lxeeney 0 0 lst row-Dennis G. Smith iManagerJ, jerry Wier. Kent Brown, Preston Wilson, Ned Rogers, Kent Poeock, Larry Callaway, Bee Team 5,-W? Row 1 john Pxckermg Mgr Sherr111McCown Co captam M1ke N Sm1th Co captaln Coach J H Blake Row 2-Chuck MlSS1ng from pncture Steye Thurber Doug Holladay Dxck R11by Mgr From Team lst row Don Haslam Gwmn M111sap B111 Brown Jim Hull Norman Stanley Phll Mehas joe Sepe Ronn1e M1tt1no Ron Par sons Coach Frxedman 2nd row Terry M111er johnny Carson Gary Daye Cco captamb B111 Baublxt fco captamj Ph11 Mead Daud Myers Gary Byrne 5rd row Student Coach Ray Snell B111 Wand Jxm S1mmons Garry Smxth Jxm Banks Student Coach B111 Bon111as :fi N., I Q I . N . M nf V A 1 fem N ' . A 3 ' I I Mecheni Ed Skillin, Lloyd I-llunter, jerry Brady. Row 5-JRon Mau,' Lonnie Foreman, Bob Williams, jay I.ew1s, Reave Warren. ' 1 vs 1 ' 1 1 I '- D V , I V . VT 1 V , . - 7 1 1 , . , 1 y fa-su 8 rack Team Va sig ,..a.... of Ann, , M,,,A,A, .,,,, annul .. .W .me . .mmf .WWW :ff :Mr U A - - 'W ' ' ' , M, .. A ---Y ., MN... ...M - .M .....,.. ....-W.. aka: , .... -YYY .. 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Carl Skvarna wins the 100 yd. dash-Tony Alward goes over 12 ft. in the pole vault-Jack Kilfoil breaks the tape for a win in the 660. Bee Team p-..- my A101 aker Rlchard Celvoxd Leland Tlpton Pay 'Bob ortf g rll Johns bert Gurlettl Ray Truax of f ,J Vx fb Z1 ,a fix! -1- A457141 L14 .,,C4g,g J J fi S f L S xy L9'X'3 -P 'LA gba! CX.4'fL,1f' If LJ--VL yi., az, of X Daud Beloud Bartlett Rose Joh Proctor ermr Vey!! 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TIGERS NGERS X TIGERS 116839 sz In W 4' l ,.1,,f- '. l ': Bill Stern George Tomkins Duncan Plasman A .. l I , Row 1-Hugh Stump, Harvey Stappler, john Brink, jim Ginger, jim White, Ken Kloepfer, Mike Ollila, Bill Seats. She y Slijlllle. !Q,i jf i s l , as ' r jf J 1 . y V. . v , Q , ' '. Q Y i 3 a m g fl Row 2 Ed Miller Ed Skillin Dawe Glassford Gary Porterfleld, Ben Miranda. Richard DeVore, Bruce Mc o ll.. g , ' Zwissler, Rick Sellars Row 3-Mike Bryan: Williams, Mike Rush, Row 4- im Lawson J . Row 5-Phil Piequet, Row 6-Mike Butler, Lou Anady Bruce McCoy john Preece, Dick Olne Robert Netherton w l X file Richard Baldwin, David Zweck, Doug Behm. Don Morrison. Ellis Terrill, Danlfblm Il a ' Larry -N If Calvin Buzzell. If, 3-7' I' A51 ' 3 f..x Kirk Latham. Gary Franklin, Ken Sevick, Bruce Lorras. 'f, X , , ' , Lf jim McElvany. Bill Kloepher. Ron Hagen, jim Taylor. th, 1 r . 0 ' f' Dave Schual. jim Preece, joe Hester, Danny Mikesell. Vern Puffpaff, Lou Anady., ' X K 3 ,ff .. i Lf Dough Behm Mike Butler john Brink Ronald Hagen Bill Kloepher jim Lawson . Wiiwe- fewest sf' 1 4' Y AJ ' 4 em. B 'il P, 8 v4 Q ., xxx Swimmlhgf Team e ? ' f -- Vlm .ei .ff m- 2- man ,fu Coach Antonelli JL! i , 4 h e - if fb X fl ffl, lc X .N wfufi 1 .' i Y Y fJ'V', fx, 'J V JA ' I L , rw, ,W -,, X I YILI! I., J L4 :gym . l ' - 1 Un., I If , W o' of ' -ef f iw' ,L on ,W ,LLM I O Cid 'I ' J V A- - f 1 ' 1 ' jfff' Above: Several members of the team practicing starts Below If, iff' ,, xy' f ,7 U,vn In foreground, Capt. Lou Anady and Vern Puffpaff doing W.,-45 ' A u ' f fblfl- Y ' calisthenics. Clcftj 1 'ff I A , NL!- , 'lf SJ , 'ff A fy Z!! VA J Idraf-' 'f 1-in-,L.,f' X f 'L'L' 5' V .1, ',-1: C ,J 1 1, l L,.f N Ljlk D, Dan Mikesell lid Miller Don Morrison Mike Ollila Vern Puffpaff Dave Schual Ed Skillin Dave Zweck g, e ' ' ' Q. .1 ' J , 43 ci qi H a Q 1 , wut! 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