Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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1 S Club members donate their time helping out new students at Freshman Orientation among numerous other occasions. V With only 2 minutes left, Chaffey ' s football players use their devious strategy to win the game. Tom Corbett, David Franey, and Tom Shamblin eagerly wait for the signal to start their performance during half-time at the footbal game. 10

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1 Couples seem quite content in each others ' arms at the Homecom- ing Dance. V Crowds of Freshman file into GWS auditorium to see a slide show before orientation. UTS GET A Carl ' s Jr. provides after-game munchies along with a place to gossip about the latest events. l The class of ' 87 has the opportunity to look over Chaffey ' s campus before the opening of school.

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Divided We Stand TV Tot everyone can belong to 1. y every club on campus or participate in every activity or sport. That is why we find ac- tivities that hold our special interest. Chaffey had a variety of ac- tivities to choose from. Whether it be baseball, foreign language, services, or dance — it had a place on Chaffey ' s campus. What made these activities wor- thwhile was the people who par- ticipated in them. Each person had their own capabilities and ideas. Stacey King expressed, Being in Student Government allowed me to experience other people ' s views which influenced my own opinions. Being -involved in activities broadened our knowledge of the outside world and gave us ex- perience to be used later in life. While learning new skills, we also learned to enjoy ourselves along the way. Mecha and other clubs found bake sales to be pro- fitable, while NESC found trips to Joshua Tree and Yosemite not only exciting but also very educational. Scott Pearson and Tim Christian of Executive Council help sell candy at the Student Store dur- ing lunch. Songleaders Dawn Tanner, Laura Olague and Andrea Montin energetically cheer on spectators at the football game. 11