Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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inntv Aspects reppy? Fifties? Punk? New Wave? What were you wearing in 1983? Some Chaffey students continued to wear the particular styles to which they had become accustomed. However, for many, 1983 marked the end of specific style. Out were $50 designer jeans and ' ' people mixed and matched just about anything. Leroy ' s Boys ' Home and other thrift shops were favorites for many. Fashion-consciousness gave way to individuality. Another way students expressed in- dividuality was through their different interests and activities. Some chose to get involved in social or service groups, some in sports, and then there were some individuals who held down part- time jobs. Although the student body was so diverse, it was still able to in- teract openly. For instance, in sports ac- tivities many different types of students started out at the beginning of the year as strangers. By the end of the season these individuals had become a team, a real family. It ' s true that during the year each stu- dent was working toward his or her own personal goal, yet most took the time to be a part of groups or to just take an in- terest in other students and help one another as in a working family. The many different students each gave a part of his or herself to create an at- mosphere unique to Chaffey. This was the CHS family. ▼ Intent on studying for the Driver ' s Ed. final, tfiis stu- dent fiopes to pass and receive a permit. A We are family, seems to be tfie motto of tfiis group of friends Oblivious to those around him. David Yerkey ' s sole interest is in (J S History, ► 12

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▲ The hardest decision of the day Is choosing what to eat for lunch. Mrs. Jubera helps many students dally to decide on certain career choices, as with this I Many times, they chose junk food, unlike these students. student. I 14