Los Alamos High School - La Loma Yearbook (Los Alamos, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1936 volume:

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Lel fhe iwenry-fiffh class go forrh fo creafe a world for happier human souls wirh service as am- bilion's goal. DR. MERTON E. HILL. 1 ,..v-1... nf' ' -s j j O K . To lhose whose unfiring, unselfish efforfs ancl noble vision have made possible 'rhe I l Chaffey of loday, and lo lhose whose 'rol- erance and undersfanding will conlribule 'ro a greafer Challey of fhe lulure, we Q' gralefully and sincerely dedicafe This book. I .1 i l f if I . X All J X . , ' l 7 X3 I im VU Q U10 Vi Q m w7ff ' A V 4 L .. NJ M , '- M Miffw ffwf J ff WWW W Wm W 141' Sf 'MV g aff? W MW .CL X22 H Ik-Q,-,f ,xxj 4 ,X QL ' -'nz C, .MX ' lg, N, 22 'XV .A 'gf . F. 2-7-:X -9-Cn , C g ,. 4 K J-Q' A dz ' 'P Y' X N XIX- ,gift Z5..q.x V ,- . 4 1 :Z A 'GQ 'i HY ' 1 3 XL!! ,A N- xv 'exft f '-is ,tai Cf K, fi xiii ' in i V1 3 J! ' r I I . 1 , 'lk- rff' ls? ' SILVER JUBILEE .Jusf +wen+y-'Five years ago On+ario High School wi+h an enrollmenf of less fhan fhree hundred 'felf +he necessiiy of more room. ln order fo malce possible a bigger and be+- +er ins+i+u+e of learning, lhe cifizens of Onfario and Upland decided 'ro unife as a Union High school dislricf. Under 'lhe new name of Chaf- fey Union l-ligh School a building program fha? presumably would care for +he needs ol 'rhe disfricf For genera+ions +o come was puf underway. Buf lhese years befween l9l I-I2 i935-36 were silver years of progress and now wifh an enrollmem' of over l6OO Chaffey is again experiencing ex+ensive building acfivi +ies. May +his silver anniversary buf mark fhe beginning of a greaier Chaffey. I A, ig K. r . ' ' .-.lm -' L . 3 V, F .. - L ,g ' if Ai f1,'i'5i,F .gl ' .gg 'J if-' LQ! ,wg - .ff :Sf ' ' VK vf' Q, .5-..,::. I Ks. ,I il-555 9 .F 1 xr.. i jf? ff -ff.':'f - X' qgiiir-im, I-nK,.T, XXX x Q r T ..?.i'2'f j . ,':' -'ii .. 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W Hi.-1' , v x 2' N- , ,. 1- 'I . haf Y u ' C CDUYQ tif S Administration Classes Sports Activities Campus Lite -A CI-IAFFEY MEMCDRIAL LIBRARY BUILDING A NEW Cl-IAFFEY 1 14'-, ,, J 1' ' .v , 1 .1 1 jx 3 I I ' .2 4 ...+-.sw A CORNER OF TI-IE CAMPUS -s w 'Q -X NM NNW' IQ I, :lc .- ly ui T, 1324 -u .fi i 1 f ' . r 5 1 :ff ' 5 ' v ' s edmimistreticm A MESSAGE TQ Tl-IE CLASS OF '36 You are graduaiing from Chaffey Union High School during a period in his+ory 'rhaf challenges fhe highesi abilify oi every 'rrue American. Your counfry needs your loyal service. Many of you will go on 'ro furiher sfudy. A+ your college or universiiy if will be worih your while +o give much Jrhoughl' foward your privileges and responsibilifies as an American cifizen. Oihers will go direclly info employrneni. You foo have a high responsiloilify as you fake pari in fhe business, social and polifical life of your communily. Chaiiey has fried io help you develop 'rhe abilify io fhinlc accurafely, and io work in cooperarion wifh oihers.. May you increasingly value your years fogeiher ai Chaffey. Sincerely your friend, ERNEST W. FISCHER. L L i Ur A I X'Rvl7vr, MN- lfliwfi lli1f':1:ii'n, Xl' N licimifnmif Mi ficwiini-r xi Sinnwi, 'Ur lil l Ciitmliiuwii fifi1lm'scri'? 'Xl' 'lfiiii S lwrliw ' BOARD OF TRUSTEES .Challey Dislricl will ever be endebled lo fha live men who, serving enlirely wilhoul pay, have given so largely of Their lime in building a grealer Chaffey. Working wilh Superinlendenl Gardiner W. Spring, These men are seelcing fo develop one of lhe mosl complele syslems ol secondary educalion in The Uniled Slales. The syslern i+se-lf lakes The Form ol four organialions, -- F o n l a n a Branch l-ligh School, Upland Junior l-ligh School, Challey Union l-ligh School and Chaf- ley Junior College. 0 The men who compose 'ihis Board have noi only been inleresled in building a campus, buf 'rhey have been more inleresled in building a program of educaf lion. There is scarcely a branch ol: lhe educa' lional program which lhis Board ol: Truslees has noi eilher slrenglhened or is seelcing lo do so. The recompense given lhese men is lhe realizalion of a vvorlc well done. ' OFFICE FORCE .During lhc school year, lhc office is lhe nucleus of fhe adminisfrafive affairs of the high school. lfs funclions are varied, includ- ing sfudenf discipline and guidance, regisfra- fion, affendance, preparing fhe calendar of fhe year, issuing and recording of grades, preparafion of fhe daily bullefin, and giving ouf permifs. A new funcfion was added fhis year wifh sfudenf aid by fhe Nafional Youfh Adminislrafion being handled enfirely by fhe Chaffey office, bofh as fo invesfigafing and paying of needy sfudenfs. 'The offices of Principal Fischer and Mrs. Mehl, dean of girls, are adiacenf fo fhe spacious business offices. 'Upon complefion of fhe Liberal Arfs build- ing, fhe office will be moved fo new quarfers ihere, leaving ifs presenf locafion, which if has occupied since l925, when fhe adminis- frafive deparfmenfs of fhe high school were cenfralized. Standing: Mi ls Xl' lisrliui, Mis Meinl, Miss bisscl ',ii iilliiiu Sedfecli Juni Ylwwl, Alisa X'X'illciiis, Max iw llwri ,Nl-ss Cliiistinmn, yciiiwlici Mnggioio ...-al ' LI BRARY 0 Marking The quarTer OT a cenTury ThaT has passed since a library was esTablished on The campus, The eighTy-live Thousand d o l l a r George W. ChaTTey Memorial Library was complefed This year as an enduring TribuTe To The pioneer whose courage and ToresighT made possible This communiTy and This insTi- TuTion, and as an aid To TuTure generaTions OT high school sTudenTs in Their educaTion. WiTh approximaTely ThirTy Thousand volumes, an ex' Tensive periodical deparTmenT, Tiles OT gov- ernmenT agriculTural bulleTins and large, mod- ernly equipped sTudy rooms, iT ranks as one oT The TinesT school libraries in The UniTed STaTes. 0Originally conceived by Mr. ChaT- Tey, one oT The school's Tounders, Today The vision has become a realiTy. The library sTands as a TiTTing memorial To him, and an educa- Tional and culTural cenTer Tor The younger generaTions oT Today and Tomorrow. ' FACU LTY 0 Five members ol lhe presenl Chaffey fac- ulfy, Mr. Ernesl W. Fischer, Mr. F. M. Walen- paugh, Mrs. Lana Conger, Miss Charlolle Reed, and Miss Lois Le Baron Avery, have been serving Challiey Union High School for +wen'ry-live years, from +he lime il was or- ganized as such in I9lI. Mr. Fischer, now principal, was fhen direclor of physical educa- +ion, and has occupied various posilions in The school since lhal lime. Mr. Walenpaugh was. and sfill is, head of lhe commercial deparf- menl. The arf deparlmenl, under Miss Reed, has expanded and improved. Miss Avery laughl English, coaching speech as a sideline. Now she has a class in public speaking besides her English classes, and is head of The English deparlmenl. Mrs. Conger, who was in Europe on a leave of absence in l9l l, laughl Lalin, and is now head of lhe Language deparlmenf. i I l 1' I f l I C I Avery, Lois LeBoron, BAMA. Reed, Charlotte Conger, Mrs Lone, M C , B A Woterpough, F M I5 Fischer, Ernest W, B A M A ALTER, HARRY M. B.S., Agriculture, Science ANDERSON, ESTHER BA., M.A., Social Civics, World History BROWN, MRS, H. S. B.A., M.A.. U. S. History, Civics BROWN, S. HELEN Psyctioloqisl CRISTMAN NELLA CLAPP, FRED H. B.S,, B.P.E., M.A., Physical Education, Swinirninq Coach COOK, HAROLD W. B,A.. Principal of Upland Branch of Ctiarlvy CROSBY MARGARET B.A., English, Physical Education illplciridl DEAN, EDWIN B.A.. Physical Education Cvvnz-ral Sciencfi Alqi-lim illplandl TWELHAUER, RAY R Sliirly Hall TRANK MRS. M. Cx Home Arts, lnti-rior Decomtinq TFRABER, MARY B.A,, Rhysimil Erlufafion HALDANE, Mrs. A. B.A.,siiqi15h HALL, MRS. PAYE M.A., Enqlish HARCTRAVE A C. B S. Hum! of Mcclmnic Arts Dcpt. HAWKINSON, Mrs L B.A.. Latin HERNER, RUTH B.A., M A., Spanisl' HEZMAHALCH, MRS B,A., Algebra JOHNSON, MRS. R. B.S., Chemistry JONES, CHARLES B.M., Orchestra, Band ,--,L if H- il. E. if X ,MLA -Z . -. BISSEL, CLARA l.. 8.A,, Gorrnnn. French BLAKESLEE, MRS. F. H. B.A., Glec Club CASSELL GEO. W. Attendance Ollifnf CHAEFEE, P. E. Boolclccc-pina, Economic History CLAPP, MRS. VERNA A.B , B L.. Librarian CLOSE, MRS. ESTHER B.A., English CUSHINO, WM. W. BS.. M.S., Hood ot Science Ucparlnicnt CUSHMAN DR. L. W. B A., Pn.D., Qvoniotr, FARGO, CHARLES Music lliontanal FLEMlNG, MRS. H. R.N., Hyqiene for Girls GRAVES, LlLLIAN B.S,, Head of Horne- Econornics Dr-pt. GUTHRIE, MRS. O. HALSTEAD, CLIFFORD General Science- Pnysical Education lFontanal HAMILTON, ELSIE C. B.A., American History, Social Problems HEMENWAY, HELL N Assl. Librarian HERBERT, A. A. L.S., Latin, M..iiiem.i+.C. iFontnnal HOMEWOOD, JOHN Mechanical Drawing HYDE, KATHERINE B.A,, M.A.. Frencti,La1in JONES, VlRGlNlA B.A., Home Economics, Spanish lFonfanal JUDSON ADA B. Partffirne JUDSON, HELEN B.A., M.A., English KAISER, KARL W. B.S., English KENT LOlS ' B.S., M.A., Cooking, Sewing lUpIandl MABON, ORRA M. B,A., Physical Educalion MINTON, ALEXANDER Woodshop MITCHELL, GERALD B.A., M.A., Principal of Fontana Branch of Chafley ,NEALS MRS. ISABEL Ass? Librarian Mwlgfffi A English PAULIN JAMES H. B.A., M.A., Physical Education, Mffchanic Arfs lUplandl PAYNE, MRS. CLARA M,A., English lFonlanal PLANT, MARY B.A., English POWELL, MRS. A. B.A. Enqlish SMALLEY ANSON J. B.A., M.A,, U S. Hislorv Xi Civicgl Social Problems SMALLEY, MRS. C, B.A., BE., Typing STEMPEL, MARY B. Bookkeeping, Shorfhand, Commercial Science STICKNEY, HAROLD Aufoshop WEBSTER, DOROTHY La nouace, Mafh. lUplandl WHISTLER, J. E. B.S,, M.S., Geomelry, Algebra WILSON, HAROLD T. B,S., Gen. Science, Arifhmelic WISEMAN, E,V. 8.A. Advanced Algebra, Geomefry KEGLEY, W.H., B S., Debale, Arne-rican Liferalurr-, Track Coach KELLOGO, LOUISE R.N., B.A., Hygiene MCCLELLAND L. M. Arl Arls and Crails, Bookmakinq MIDDLETON ADDA B.S., M.A., Clolhinq Home Aclivivios MITCHELL H. L BA Physical Edu., Foolball Coach MOORE ARCHIE Woodshop OWEN MURRAY Music Dcparlmenf PALMER, MRS. G. Principal ol Conlinuavion Scncol PAYNE, ERNEST A. B S. Bioloqv. Ph-,sicol Educuiion PERRIN CHARLES A. BA., M.A Aqriiiilluml Sri:-me QUACKENBUSH, MRS B A. Physical Educalion RUOG- JULIA M. B.S. Cooking SMITH DOROTHY H. B.A., M A., Journalism, Bi.s,ness English SNYDER, OLOF E. B S., M.A. Phvsics Triqrfnornvlry, Solid Geomc-lry VICK ROY T. B A Chvmislr, VON LEHE, AGNES BS B M., M.M., Music. Phviifnl Efluviolirxn lFonvanal VWDMER RHQDA J. B.A., Physical Ed. WILKINS, MARIORIE Principal! Ollice WYNNE INA R. B.A,, Spanish YOUNG, FRANK Machine Shop ,L ' GIRLS LEAGUE .The Girls' League, of which all girls auto- matically become members on entering here. completed a very successful year. Besides the guides who helped new students to familiar- ize themselves with lhe campus, upperclass girls were appointed liHle sisters among the new girls, and helped them get acquainted. ' A big and little sister lea was given to lur- ther friendship among the new girls. A tea for the mothers of each individual class was held so that teachers and parents could know each other better. The mother and daughter banquet was held March I3, with a sports mo- tii. The hoslesses for each fable decorated il to represent a sport, and the head table was typified by an Olympic emblem. 0 The Lea- gue collected food and toys for the needy at Chrislmas time and divided them among vari- ous welfare organizations for distribution. Funds were raised by selling pompoms during the football season: candy wrapper week , when +he League was paid one cent for every candy wrapper it collec+edp and by selling home-made candy al the plays. 0 The Chaf- ley Girls' League cooperates with the other leagues in Southern California. The delegales who attended the fall convention in San Diego, October I5 and lb, were Midge Johns, president: and Barbara Phibbs, pro gram chairman. Exie Jean Stevens, chairman of +he faculty relations commilleeg and Midge Johns represented Chalfey at the spring con- vention at l-luntinglon beach, April I8. Cabi- net officers of the League met +he second Monday of each mon+h wi+h a po+ luck supper and business meeting combined. Midge Johns, Exle Jean Stevens, Ruth Perrin, Isabel Nelson, Beth Richardson, Barbara Phibbs, Dorothy Web- ster, Janice Nesbit, Ruth Hargrove, Betty Hauser, Dorothy Gregg, Ann Adams. wlfffl. - Q ,yy X64-fuaf f f fLaLW 7f ? ' N Y .Beating Pomona, our lriendly rivals, in a admirable manner, Challey challced up lhe 'Firsl ol a series ol successes. Aller securing second place in lhe Citrus Bell League in fool-ball, lhe good work was continued and Challey look second place in baslcel-ball also. The Davis lraclc meel ollered Challey a chance lo really display her besl, and our school came home wilh lirsl place by a size- able margin. 'The dramalic abilily ol lhe Senior class made their play, G ro wi n g Pains, a glorious success. The Extravaganza, Collegiale Cruise, was as equally well pre- senled. 0 Informal dances were held lor lhe lirsl lime and lhe Challey enlhusiasm and good will made lhem inslanlaneous successes. Also 'lor lhe lirsl in lhe hislory ol our school lower classmen were allowed lo allend a school dance. The Junior-Senior dances were also brighl spols in lhe year's aclivilies. 0 The second semesler Sludenl Body elections in- auguralecl polilical parlies, lhe Bow Ties and lhe Red Ribbons. The parlies rallied behind lheir candidales, Leroy Brown and Exie Stevens, wearing parly emblems. Alter slep rallies, campaign plallorms and propa- ganda, Leroy Brown, Bow Tie candidale, was elecled. 0 Challey has been mosl lorlunale lhis year in having debalers and spealcers ol abilily. Many new lealures were inauguraled in Challey's lilleenlh annual Junior lair. 0 De- spile lhe unlinished condilion ol lhe campus and lhe condemnalion ol our auditorium lhe spiril ol enthusiasm and co-operalion, which is Challey's, have made this year a series ol brilliant successes. First Semester: Pres, E Schultz, Vice-Pres, R l-lolpern, Sec, B Phibbs, Treos, W Mertz, Adv Mgr, T. Cosa- Iettig Yell Leoder, B Throll, Second Semester: Pres, L Brown, Vice-Pres, T Cosolertl, Sec, M Fleming, Trees, F. Tift, Adv, Mgr, D Ogle, Yell Leoder, B -l' Tl-lE ORANGE AND Tl-IE BLACK To Choffey's glowing colors We owe ollegionce true, And forever we will cherish Our bonner's glorious hueg So we'll hoil our rodionf colors, No honor sholl they lock While Choffey sfonds defender Of The Oronge ond the Block. Then oll hoil To deor old Choffey, All hoil her colors brightg A cheer for her defenders, All honor 'ro her might. When we win oll othlefic victories, Cn The foofboll field ond frock, We ore working sure for Choffey And the Oronge ond the Block. To our high school we'll be loyol When we leove her honored holls, l-ler spirit still sholl guide us Wher'er the future collsg And we'll goin new foith ond Couroge As we furn our memories bock To Those hoppy doys of Choffey 'Neofh the Oronge ond The Block. 20 Through fwenfy-five years, Chaffey's own song has been fhe Orange and Black. If has been shoufed and sung in vicfory and de- feaf, by frail Freshmen and mighfy Seniors. lf is a lasfing parf of fhe Chaffey fradifion. When fhe original words were wriffen in l906 by lvlrs. Lana M. C. Conger, slill a Chaffey feacher, fhe song was called fhe Cardinal and Black, affer Onfario l-'ligh Schools col- ors. The fune is an old Princefon one. When Chaffey was creafed, if became fhe Orange and Black, and has been Chaffey's song ever since. '! 4 4 -L ' 4 ' A 1 ,MQ : :'- 1 ll: ' OFFICERS ERNEST SCHULTZ Elected President ot Closs of '36 Resigned because of Student Body Presidency. DORIS ARMS Elected Vice-President of Closs of '36 Become President on resignation of Ernest Schultz ELIZABETH RICHARDSON Secretory-Treasurer ot Closs of '36 ' CLASS OF '36 .The Class of '36 will be best remembered for the introduction at Chaffey of informal dancing and flashy red sweaters, both being something radically new for Chaffey. Also among the class activities were the play. Growing Pains , enjoyable comedy of adol- esence, the Senior Mothers' Tea, and the Water Carnival in the new pool. 0 The series of informal dances, was a great success and promises to become a custom. Handicapped by the condemning of the auditorium, the senior play. Growing Pains overcame its difficulties to maintain the senior play tradi- tion. 0 The red sweaters aroused much com- ment and no little surprise, but were generally popular and certainly unmistakably distin- guished a senior from all other creatures. 0 In athletics of all kinds. members of the Class of '36 have taken active leadership and have lead Chaffey teams to many victories. Allen, Lois Allison, Thelma Alvarado, Chona Alvarado, Eslelle Anderson, Belly Anderson, Gladys Appel, Edward Applebury, Kale Arms, Doris Askren, Hugh Axlell, David Ayers, Oscar I' Balcer, Grace Baker, Margery Bancroll, Wilma Barber, John Barlon, Everell Barringlon, Dorolhy Barrow, Edna Mae Bauder, William Beard, Kennellw Beallie, Dorolhy Bedard, Doris Benlon, Bealrice Berry, Elva Bewley, Lynn Blalniclc, l-larry Blair, Belly Braslield, Lois Braslield, Roberl Cavanauqh, Clyde Cavion, Irma Chambers, Vivian Chealham, Gail Cherbak, Ellen Clauson, Wendell Cliclcenger, L. Cole, Richard Confer, Mariorie Coops. Fred Cox, Eugene Cufhberr, Franlc Danskin, Mary Ola Davidson, Ralph Davies, Marjorie Davis, Marlin Dean, Maxie Deberard, Wilford Brigden, Jane Brogan, Francis Brown, Dorolhy Brown, Leroy Bryan, Richard Cadwell, Rulh Calleros, Esperanza Cameron, Roberf Carnpanella, Emma Carfwriqhf, George Casalerli, Till Caudle, Fern Delalwoyde, Franlc Delonco, Ru+h Derr, Doro+l'1y Dewees, Mary Dex+er, Clair Dinger, Irma Downing, Georgia Draper, Newman Dundas, Be+lw Easllaclc, Nadine Edwards, Frances EllioH', Berllfia Ellioff, Edward Elsea, Maxine Ely, Dorolhy Engle, Charles Engle, Irene Fallis, Charlene Findlay, Keilli Fisher, Boyce Fisher, Lucy Fisk, LoH'ie Mae Flalce. Elmo Ford, Roberr Foss. BeH'e Francis, Berf Franklin, Kenne+l1 French, Geraldean Frost Aileen Fuller, Lewis . ilk, Ml! 4, I ,' H' It 1 -,A Z , Ay 11 lf 1 li -y 11 I J lf 'M gf 2 J J I 1 I if VN Habeggar, Oliver Q Halpern, Riclward Halslead, Rullx K Hammond. Orrin fHarms, Waller l Harris, Huberl Harrison, Jess Harvey, Wenfer Hauser, Belly Hiall, Maxine Hill, lvlargaref l-lilcbman, Elmer Holbrook, Lewis Homewood, Jack Horalc, Bruce Hosfeller, Alice Howell, Bill Hubbard, Charlolle ,A fl ' 1 . .V N Q x . 151, ig. l ef v 1, Z . hp, V i x , af l ,. , we ff ,f-f A 3 4- , al wh. 3, 4, , s i ' e - y i ' 3, ,.,. i 3 5' 3 1 ,s- R ' 'Q- E'--' 'ing 4 ' ' f'- E , . . 'X QTQQ J, Fulscher, Harold Gardner, Donald Giachino, Eugene Giannoni, Marcolina Gallil'1er,Clyde Gough, Marcia Granf, Barbara Gray, Anile Gray, Jenny Greco, Angelna Gregg, Dorollwy Gulloclc, Elayne Hull. Waller l-lulchison, Keillw Israel. Florence Jacobucci, Lucille Jalcway, Mary Olla Jeffries, Louise Johns, Mildred Johns, Nellmay Jones, Bonnie Kaas, Roloerl Kalina, Harold Kegley, Wellinglon x KX, X. it Xl x Nl x u 1 x. s N X R .x . X x 1 . Mx Q . We X -T 'Q X ' NX X 33 Kelber, Celia Kirlcpalrick, Rulh Kilclnel, Belly Kling, Rullw Kronmeyer, 6. Lackey. Opal larlcin, James leos, Paul Liclwli, Alberl Lindsey, Ella Linsley, Bonney Lobeslci, Ludwig Long, Norma Longanecker, D. Luard, Laurie Lucas, Belly Ann Maggiora, Venelia Mellon, Edward Moeller, Phyllis Moore, Esfher Moore, Merrill Morgan, Velma Murcl1ison,Gale Murchison, Jeanne Murray, Billy Murray, Jimmy McAmis, Margaref McCu+cl1en,Rober+ McGready, Esfher McGuire, Ollin Mclnfire, June Naffel, Faye Nelson, Barbara Nelson, Carl Nelson, Isabel Nemaniclc, Lillian 'fer Maize, Roberl' Masler, Dorollwy Mason, Jean Maffly, Alfa Mears, Ben Miller, Dorofhy Miller, Jane Minner, Helen Minner, William Minor,Arl'l1ur Minor, Louise Minfon, Roberl , o Nepo+e, Joe Newcomb, Eugene Nicholson, Mildred O'Bryanl', Deen Odom, Ralph Ogle, Doro+hy Okamofo, Ada Ollila, Bernhardl Orsburn, James Osfergard, Virginia OviH, Clyde Owens, Lawrence 11K l X i 1 I I lyii ,Q X i . U X. ,I ffl ' 1 , ,Ny Af ZW? ,effing Owings, Dorofhy Page, Roger Parsons, Doris Pallerson, Margaref PaHerson, Anna Perrin, Rufh Piclcl, Edward Poindexfer, Walfer Por+erfield, Lucille Powelson, Jaclc Procior, Doro+hy Rasmussen, Be++ilou Reynolds, Gerlrude Richards, Warren Richardson, E. Ripley, Janice Roberfs, Phyllis Robbins, Kennefh '1 Jljs l jf y 4 1 1 . J . , K 0 - 5 , - 0 U Q In L il. ' . KJV A2 'I X l - ' Y h If S I , 4 9 ' s v.. , V .J lb: rx J s la l ,, i K v s ll ' f r' ,jf 14. V s I, 4 ll Ja Lf. Sf Q 1 ' K,A A V! I I : K N i . J - h 1 l .. v , l 1' l 'I l f ' 4 1 X QX A I' fl hs' x li i I' . 2- 3 Sherbondy, Eugene Shermer. Shirley Sherwood, Rober+ Shoji, Helen Sibolcl. Pafricia Slane. Thlda Slape, Lena Smifh, Barbara Smifh, BeH'y Smi+h, Elva Rufh Smifh. Freda Smifh, Harry Smifh, Ralph Snyder, Kennefh Soufhey, Virginia Spencer, Janei' Sfandlea, Marie Sfanford. John .nf 7 u Robinson, Jack Rosenberger, Blyfhe Ross, Anna Bell Sachs, Carrol Salyer, Sfanley Sanderson, Margo? Sargent Grace Scharre, Muriel Schneider, Angelina Schulfz, Ernesl Schunlc. Margaref Sco++, Eugene I 1 l .- V' t i , . !'5 443, j N .f , ' i is i , ,?i - Q . Q , l I i , Q, -ll Sfevens, Exie Sfone, Francis Slurges, Paul Ta+e, Alonzo Taylor, Francis Taylor, Rober+ Templeman, H. Templelon, Geo. Thrall, Norman Tibbeffs, Gia rice .4 l K ,-X Todd, Winn Tmpliff, Beafrice My CL ' Sify i, 1 if I of , Toplilf, Jim Townley, Eileen Travaglia, Jennie Turnbow, Reba Veslal, Lennie ViH'one, Doris Volh, Marvin Walker, Lawrence Wallner, William Walsh, Dorolhy Websfer, Charles Wesl, Jean Whifcopf, Melburn While, Doris Wilkerson, Florence Williams. Alfred Williams. Donald Williams. Jessamine SENIORS NOT HAVING PICTURES TAKEN Johnson, Francis Riedel, Norman Wacle, Frank Williams, Ralph Williams, Roberl' Williams. Schuler Williamson, Craig Willis, Shirley Winlon, Margarel Wiseman, James Wymore, Anna Wymore, Florence Ynosfroza, Paul Yoasr, Wilber Zimmerman. Paul Jones, Grace ' SCHOLARSHIP SOCI FTY OFIVICFIQS Fuel Surww-xtwr Swcnnrt Srrrnrfstcfr Itrcnarct Itatrwcrrn IJ'L'SIlIL'III FIoycI Irtt Wattw Mwti Vtcu Prosrrtonl MannIa Danstxnn Ivnnrtrx Pant Sl'CI't'IUIY Margawt I'InII IIONOI3 SOCIF I Y JLIIIIKJVS and Svntnrn Row li K Itrfnry, N Fas1IacI, F Atyaractn, I Fu-tr, M Johns, CQ Iirttm, J Nrwtwt, M tint-wr, M Okanwntn, M Danskun Row 2: H McConneII, A Schnerder, B Rtchard- san, B Btarr, V Chambers, I5 Lrndeloy, L ISra5fteI:I, F Paul, M FIernlng, Ii Cmnt, S 'Innrnoy Row 3: E Stevens, J Joltnaon, N Nannasy, D MIIIar, M Ilahn, K Fisher, D Ogle, D Anna, M FIIII, J FIaII, V Mag' grora, N Long Row 4: L Fluke, J Snenrcr, Iv Andere son, I3 Lnras, ti AntIvrson, It Crant, Muss Avery, M Kennedy, C Nance, I3 Crrrass, M SrhnnI', A Iloslottar, M Sandeer5on Row 5: F Crachtna, VV Cianson, W Brown, A Scott, A Carlson, D Qrorctnur, I3 Mtnton, C Sachs, F Taft, P Ztrnnwennan, F Brand, L Iirotz, tl Larson, J Standford, E Bnttrngtan, Satty Innrnwy 32 HONOR SOCIETY Irrcshrnan and Sophomore Row I: V Ctapn, D Henson, N CHnIIand, I-I Throop, V Ftlrs, It Larttrn, II Dayrx, R Mottett, C Yamaguchi, E Booher Row 2: B Anderson, F Dornrng, D Wilcox, A Cotlabtana, H Francrs, I' Martun, G Hutchtnson, V Wotfv, P Harmtton, E Patterson, R Povvetl Row 3 L Mrctdtvswart, H Hescho, M Peters, R Johnson, L Stanrttua, P Pearson, L Boldwtn, E Franz, A Cherbak L Hstctwr, J Crraellrngcr, B Cage Row 4: R Peder- wn, Cv VV'att'rw, P Crrahont, J MehI, J Schmtdt, A Ilahna, I5 Vvrrty, F Crroear, A Rtley, J Tangeman K Krys1a,M Schmrtz, M Myers Row 51A Strchka K ShoII,J Chapman, I3 Nnyack,J Spencer, R WeIIer J Laltrnerr, W Ilovtmen, It Schlecht, H GIa5cock, H Waterman, A Davenport, L Jonee, Mary Ingalts CLASS OFFICERS ' CLASS OF '37 President ,..,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., F Ioyd Tiff Vice-President .....,. ...... K enneth Westlund Secretary .,....... ........ J anice Nesbit Treasurer .,............. ,..,..,.,... D orothy Millar gl I M F .Q 0 LASS OF '38 President ........ ....... J ames Latimer Vice-President ........... Kobe Shoii Secretary ........ ...... C hiyako Yamaguchi Treasurer ..., ....... H award Hesche 0 CLASS OF '39 President . ,, ,....,.. ....... R ichard Johnson Vice-President ...,... ....A. R ichard Latimer Secretary ......... ...... A lice Bruce Treasurer ...., ........ O DOI MGIVGSS 33 l I ' CLASS OF '37 GIRLS Row I: M Campbell, E Brown, K Henry, V Van Allen E Blatr, L Fray, M Leon, M Okamoto, R Debrosky, S Patane, F Clayton, L Stockton, V Baltrutlw Row Z R Wl1eller,V Young, M Ptter, I Campbell, G Iz- auierdo, J. Ferrero, I. Gtannont, D. Nehrtng, C Secltroll N Chavis, M Ponttn, E Oltve, C Stanley, E Blackburn Row 3: B Ph bbs, F Paul, J Nesbit, D Ward, D Mrllar M Munger, G Harnrlton, M Snerback, L Brtttatn, I Hogan, L Datzenstetn, H Blatnrck, L Hayden, R Bal- ber, L Fretz Row 4: B Brauer, R Crum, S Toomey, P Peters, C Baker, D Zenz, M Murplwy, F Hoppe, B Crust, T Reynolds, G Rutter, W Houlette, F Sanchez Row 5: R Mattox, R Ward, N Nanassey, F Mtller B Sl'tIrIey,J Hall,J Rtchardson, D Webster,J Jonn- son, R Rterner, R Vestal, H J Macaulay, B Gearlwart M Wallace, I Sales, M Horton 1 Row I: M Crttclwlow, M E Raltn, I H Owens, J. WII- Itarns, D Dllts, M Mead, A Holloway, L Kellenberger, I-I Mtddleswart, E Htgl1smttlw,M Pounders, A Hewitt Row 2: S Goddard, A Greenwood, K Ftsclwer, M Hut- ton, B Szalto, L Olsen, A Weaver, O. Strarn, B. Grass, Row 3: A Sparfeldt, E Draper, M Flemtng, G Rtggle M Roy, A Sanders, T Henderson, A Bowrnan, A Aus- ttn, I Underwood, B MacFarland, D Btgelow, V Bene Rucker nett, L Mardey, l N Frankltn, K Beckly, H Row 4: A Wtlson, B Deen, C Browntng, A Hall, M Kennedy, M Devore, M Cltne, J Weber, M Faulkner, J Potster, D Matz, A Cooper, H Gayle, F Catfey, D Hare Row 5: L Clteatltarn, M Gutters, D Randall, B Page, R Uncaolter, F Swann, D Lapard, G McCurdy, A Scnonert, C Nance, N Wallner, R Justtce, R Rucker, S Underwood,AG Hays, M Beatty O Row I: J Fuggrns, H Thomas, l-l Utnran, V Mame, E CLASS OF '37 BUYS Row T: l' Walnut, ,l ll-rwloaxx, D Xlalltnglwcm, l llar Mrtchell, P, Martlnez, R Mehl, B Mclirnnett, V Cher! llmw C ll'll 'llSU , li Alt'CU'l'l, l ll fJf1'l, J 'llllfw V bak, G Foote, E Fletz, W Warner Row 2: G Hauser J Settle, E Strawn, T. Runner, E Lrbbart, B Deen, B Wrllrarns, N Echols, I Greenberg, V Fulton, R Srnnth W Monroe, H Ellrs Row 3: J Lacey, E Sneoslqf, M erty, J Ayles, B Atwood, A Clapp, E Baker,J Magzola W Fettrck Row 4: D McCuIlouQh,J Thornas, L Ramll lstllvn, W Braun, 1' l'l'?'TflVlX, F lull' Row 4: W O A Cummrngs, A Kimball, B Orsburn, K Westlund, D Hahn, T Murrell, H Whlte, C Murphy, V Macpherson P Capon, M Moms, E Bllltngs Row 5: B Mackarl J Plpltone, P Lucas, C Glascock, C Kroof, W Mort: B Hope, l-l Beuhler, J Toews, J Crarg, R Doll, C Mortensen, F Tlft, L Catle, T. Petrt, E Wana , Carter, A Stoll, li brow, S Qnlll--f', ll lllulllrvs, B Vvlute, A Carlwnn, li Mason, li 'luvntrn M Slntt-r, W' Havntllon, E lllllllVlQlOI1, N Arlqlqfly, J llt-ttluw, Q ll Bulflwln, l' Snurlelrly, CR Dlxylw, it Oxley, T Donut Reeve, V South, E Brand, C Bovee, B l-lull,J Dough- Elll C Devon, C Southwntrth, E Snutlt, ll Dllll'ul7llfY, S D Nllllllxtlll, D Meng, B Tatton, l' ,lt1nK.trn, K lla stu ' l-l llan-wun,J lnmntrr, A OB:-,ont, l lyclttl-ul Pnrlxflr f H Mllll, ROW 5: F Srnfth, B llnlst, C llvnntrn, C Chase, T Horherar, C Pollen, li Ptwwll sborn Row 22 L Moore, R Oxlwrn, ll Mallard, V Bryant, C Mac Plwrmn, E Srnrth, M tru rnwn, Il lloncl soy, H l3rexlstvl Row 3: P Ferrvrn, J lranklrn, E ebrofk, L Engle, D Savala, H lltluchln, C Blelflt rnes, D Shane, R Yloxxnloy, it lfgrnow, il Srhltl l acl Row I: M Allen, H Degrrlro, K Prerce, A Combs, W Smrth, l Fallcner, A Swett, L Casson, F Myers, R Bomlord, E Crargrnrles, D Kropf Row 2 : M Myers B Hauser, G Corley, M Moore, l Owen, R D'Arr1to M Gavlord, M E Myers, E Roth, M Lewke, L Thomas M Peters, A Kerth Row 3: B Brash, F Barnes, B Cantueld, V Wrrght, C Ledlg, M Chapman, B. Gage E Greenwood, K Barnes, M Schmrd, E McGulse, D Larick, B Broadwater, V Grrttln Row 4: B Ford, E Karr, K Taylor, D Rosenberger, N Barton, R Har- graves, J Daggs, M Bovee, A Adams, E Kelley, F Dornung, B McCurdy, J Lee, S Shepherd, R Pearson Row S: K Patrrck, H Zamorano, G Waters, R Engle D Rerdew, E Thomas, G Story, M Pearson, M Srcosky, M Berry, E Mclntrre, B Southey, D Dexter, M Hart- ley, G G Calloway, R Myers Row 6: B Foster, S Spurlock, F Swann, B Davrs, J Schmrdt, L Fuller, B Verrty, A Rohrrg, M Schoxvalter, E Hendy, E Greeas, D Patterson, S Ross, H JaClf.son, C Brown, B Clark L Battee. 1 1 1 1 CLASS OF '38 GIRLS Row I: M Bahruth, W Mears, D Benson, D Brown, N Grllrland, H Davrs, R Coleman, A Clewett, N Car- ter, F Cortez, V Crabtree, A Bybee Row 2: G Hol- oerch, N Rrlev, M Moxie, E Slope, G Brown, M Bol- veds, E Warburton, A Muller, l Fulton, H Throap, J Dulcher, P Htll, C Yamaguchr Row 3: G Allen, M Sellrnan, E A Walker, T Smrth, l Johnson, E Middle- swart, E Appel, L Hanes, E Slmmans, G l-lollingworth E Squares, N Weeks, L Barton, J Bovee. Row 4: V Wtsely, P Muller, E Ntx, L Schert, M Sutton, T. Kaylor B Retre, L Moore, G Shriver, G Shriver, I. lron, B McConlay, M Pruden, G Greco, V, Garello Row 5: A Clements, G Jowls, E Franz, D Rock, R Retchers, E Paulrn, P G'abane, D Freld, R. Fields, D. Davis, M Jones, B Harrrs, B Larkrn, E Solbang, H Phullup, G Hrner Row 6: V Wolfe, E Parterson, V. Ellrs, G Hut- chrson, V Muller, R Pedderson, R, Brrdge, D. Murktns 1 4 1 I Row l: B Remtngton, E Ftsl1er,T Mttrplty, F Kornes, J Monroe, B lletnecke, P Costro, C Jones, D Booclt, C Johnson, B Anderson Row 2: D Wtlcox, R Von, R Fnoccl1toro,H Froncts, G Nelson, R Fonx,J Powell, A Rodrtouez, P Honnlton, B Wagner, D Kel, K Tokoe nobe Row 3: R Sontoyo, F Soncloeol, R Rornero,J Walker, D Rottery, E Rutter, F Mtller, J Watt, L Murphy, D Donnelly, F Ptottone, P Borbo, E Chorclnll Row 4: D Hoyt, R Derby, L Stondleo, K Wtlltoms, K Olltlo, H Emmons, C l-ltnton,J O'Brten, R Eostlocls, L Boldwtn, H Hcsclte, A Clterbok, R Von Fleet Row 5: R Donnely, L Botley, J RodrtquQ:, V Johnson, P Bcldtng, F Mork, R Deberord, R Newton, W Wtnton, D Borber, H Peters, H Potndexter TrOC5, li Sfllvttt, l Joltnson, lt Pvtlztt, J CAM, A lltn Qt' CLASS OP '38 BOYS Row l: L Sttrltlzn, R Stollcuzv, E' Aswlnwl-1, l Y,-lltontr M Lewts, R Cltontltors, R Honnolt, F' My-rim, R Vonrz C Longneclxw, M llctrnes, ll Pvrvtn Row 22 lt NNN D HOrr1s,D VX'tQltt, A Dovcrtport, D Kvttm-ll,J mutton Wotlslrts, R Scltlocltt, C Cltt'tstt'r1swt, lr Cltpgmwlon L Hoyes, M Leo, J Jones Row 32 R Srntfln, D lltornos, D Snntlt, K-1 Honno, C Juno, A Slwlltnon, J r, E Horwl, H Cucnron Row 4: it letrntx, O Letnberger, Vt. lrontoles, li Alvlmt, l. Lqlnn'-son, l, Retlwsen, T Volwls, ll Xlmrglnt, M ltrlttt, R Corn, l I llorper, H McCollum, D llitllartutwls, V Luotnbtll, K toll Row 5: R VM-ller, H ltlctanorll, ll Fuller, li Aylcs, R llorgroyv, J Lottrnw, J llqrun, XA' Rovlvox G Cront, R Sltoltnn, W Lexsrnon, D Dtnrger, E Crnto R AftCMOstcrs, ll NNoltvnG't,L fxtortwm Row 1: L McCabe, C Ol-larr, V Johnson, V Slane, S Slane, W Phrllrps, F Brouwn, E Van Norrnan, T Grosse, T, Teado, F Auclenrno, T Creclelle, M Srnrderly Row 2: P Allen, O Melrose, E Booker, M Arnold, R Natl, E Kramer, M Schrnrd, L Sturges, L Repola, F Mrller, R lzqurerdo, R Vallr, R Croce, C Taylor, Row 3: E Coon, l Nelson, F Sworn, R Clrckenger, G Stewart, M Smrth, L Bruce, K Berry, M Holloway, E Banter, M Page, A Davrs, M Rock, E l-lurnbert, M Collrns Row 4: R Matfat, P Ralph, C5 Staclley, L Larkrrrs, A Garret, J Kegley, P Atwood, R Vlrllrarns, L Phrbos, K Davrdson, B Nrchols, M Kustel, F Thornhrll, V Claop, l-l Web- ster, R Maggro Row 5: V Steaflharn, W Blarr, M Adams, B Cook, V Burton, F Walker, V Shatter, Mrss l-lyde, C Smrth, R Larr, I Henderson, N Root, W Gallaher, C Thrrwall CLASS DF '39 GIRLS Row I: A Whrte, M Frsher, M Ellrs, L Burns, H Raylrn, D Baurnrrnlc, l l-lull, E MCWrllrams, N Vrckery, A Brace, F Det'enderter, P Sallrvan Row 2: A Van Dart, B Krng, M lngalls, B Flemrng, J Trtterrngton, L Woods, M Merryrnan, E Sanchez, M French, T Martrn, A M Srnrth, B Messer, K Peters Row 3: J Pharoah, L Belcher, K Krrpto, V Wrllrams, S Engle, K Arnsworth, C Krntclrer, B Prlce, M Rrchards, G Sullr- yan, B Bennetts, B Trbbets, N Scott, S Webster Row 4: V Ortrz, D Ayers, N Roy, M Smrth, M Nrcholls, A Parsons, S Pastrone, G Phelps, A. Rrley, S Rrghtrnan, J Marketer, L Ramey, P Waters, D Lee, E Looker Row 5: A Standen, M Norrca, A Van Fleet, A Brgelow, T Kaernnerley, M Sanders,J Taogeman, E Schultz, M Mclntrre, B l-lern, N Gaulkner, L Culp, M Anderson, C Rrder, E Rohrer, M Bassrgnana Row I: R Allrson, D Haltn, R Adorne, B Nelson, R Elders, P M:Carton, B Mengle, B MCDanrel, D Robert son, R Rarnsland, D Donnelly Row 2: B Metzger, H lltornaw, C l rnlt, W Sachs, J Mann, C Lexus, J Borlwa J Nrlcodern, L Kendall, T Herreno,J Sullrvan, R Crarg V Benton Row 3: R Porndexter, E Pearson, M Estes, C Tucker, J Olson, J Srlvas, NN Kelber, J lngrarn, J llrontax, D Crrrcwrr, B Conlxlrn, J Carclenas, E Morrison W Sclrarre Row 4: C Calloway, H EutCl1er,R Smud- erle, J Roatlw, R Olrye, T Vasquez, W Van Elect, P Stone, ll Powell, E Murray, D laylar, J Crarner, VV Cloxe, NA. Hrnton, A Davrdxon Row S2 J Prrnie, P Tardscon, T lleletruttl, J Van Fleet, R Trawr, l' llrornpson, E Wrllrarns, K Cooper, L Van Eaton, L Gwaltney, E Mrllur, R Eutclter, R Nattel, W Keys, O Leopard, J lennyson Row 6: R Mortrnez, R Payne VX McConnell, C Atnsyvortlt, L Lnglrslw, D Vvltrtrnan J Poole, V Olrnger, R Smttlw, B Duncan, R Mqlntoslr CLASS OF '39 BOYS Row l: W Davrs, W Scott, G loxesee, H Ogden, R Ratekrrr, C Lyngk, VV Darnell, R Allison, J Wlscfly, J Garello, J Brrtaln, R Ferguson Row 2: L Ornelaa, A MCGurre, J Perdew, B Snow, L Joltnson, E Brnnell, N Srnttlt, R l30lkttC1tt, P Colton, W Pltrllrps, J Baltren, C Gomez, M Brllrngs Row 3: O Vasquez, D Mc- Cullough, Vt' Str-xxart, R Joltnxon, C Cochran, H Adams, H Crawler, R liremter, J Clrarnnran, B Daven- port, L Jolrn-N, E Long, N Manolo, C Ustamantr: Row 4: P O'Harr, W Cardrn, A Jafolvs, C3 Strllrnan, Cr Soencer, R Crrrttrn, D Lucas, F Brunnan,J Graet trnger, Cr Drtltndge, R Mtlls, M Long, P Verrrala, A lorta, L Wrllrarns Row 5: M Darnell, T Sentra, Ci Srnrtlr, D Crarg, R Clark, J Better, F Banks, VV llln- derlrter, IS Mrller, S Grasco, lr Barnes, VV Wlwatley I J Jmmr, rr tyrwfk, L Smrrlr, A DeCarlo Row el A Blessent, Mr Alter, A Marquez, S Cutult, VV Lexmrnan, M Rrggs, L Rrcltards, D Latrnter, R Brrgltt, J Clark, l laaunruntlc, A Adams, C Morrison, B ML'- CtltTttlS, B Jolrnson, A Harms, M Brennan, A Eranlgw I A LJPLAND CLASS OF 39 OFFICERS President .... ,....,...,.,.. ........, K 2 yanoga Okomoto Secretary .. .,., .....,,.. L uella Ktlbourne Treasurer .. .,,,, ,Beatrice Scott Row lc J Gilmore, S Raed, V Churchill, W Bryant, R Owen, R Stbold, B Mantlcr, L Hayden, W Qtutnn, M Lusk, H Hostetler Row 2: li Benton, B Hewitt, J Benson, C Chronitrlc, L Cartwright, O Garrison, G Steepleton, M Jordan, D Goodban, C Hitt, H Liver- more, R Hart:ag,J Scott, C Aonttro Row 3: J Wil- son, P Aguilar, CH Hayes, P Cartwright, ll Duncan, C ' LJPLAND CLASS OF '39 0 The words, Learning is Life , in mosaic 'file over the school doorway, proclaim the spirit of Upland Junior High School and the class ol '39, This is more than a molto: il is a great and lrue philosophy. There is added inspira- tion al Upland .Junior l-ligh School. The build- ing of 'ran stucco, is a beautiful and a new one. There are cool shrubs, rich lawns, lennis courts, and extensive alhlelic fields. The class of '39 has enthusiastically carried on the dulies and activities of this first year of high school. ln athletics their 'reams have been characterized by success and sportsmanship. The Boys' and Girls' Leagues have been most active. The class has done much lo make suc- cessful the plays and programs presented al the school. Shott, R Roscbaurn, W Trautwetn, L Collins, L Warner Row 4: ll Bnothe, G Collier, W Hamilton, R Duncan, W Owens, E Esptno, M Browning, G McGeehee, R Gooban, L Broyles, R Angel, D Manley, E Kendle, C McArthur, H Williams, C Lanstard, E Book, K Oka- moto Row S: E Morris, F Penntrk, M Boyd, A Win- ters, R Ntswander, F DuVall, L Ktlbourne, D Neilson, M Roltn,F Homes, G Sargent, E Broyles ' FDNTANA CLASSES OF '38 AND '39 'The Fonlana class ol '38 has shown ilsell lo be one of enlhusiasm and vigor. A+ leasl six of ils members had imporlanl parls in Fon- lana's brillianl produclion of Growing Pains . The class can boasl ol splendid sludenls and a large l-lonor Sociely membership. The ban- guel, lhis year, was held on April 4. ll was a greal success, offering lun and enioymenl lo all. ll was remarlcably supporled by an allendf ance of ninely percenl ol lhe class enrollmenl, Challey and lvlr. Owen should welcome en- lhusiaslically +he many fine inslrumenlalisls on lhe saxophone, drum, lrombone, cornel, and violin. Row I: E Frell, E Krss, ir Ecnnell, M llonnerl, M JCllIlCls, li llognolds, P lernrrlenran, E Morris, K Moe lrar, V Crisis, S Marionr, li C nvsv ps Row 2: ll Boxer, F Vrornan, E Koxac, ll Prckwll, D Horn, C Jcrssa, J Mafllrugor, C l?Dl'lXX.Ol7il, ll Alexander, R Conway, M Werr,J Barnard, l-l Donovan Row 3: C Lrdllae, M Lorbold, M Rogers, M Slonc, S Slorbenlz, D van Lehe, P Johns, J LJ-Ren, B Alflerson, M Payne, J Nova, S Schol-er,J Mason, V Vorles Row 4 T Melendrez, B Richards, R Hernandez, A Brrtlen,J Baonran, E Sen' ter, A llarnlwolcl, M Sorenson, ll Wrllranrson, l: Berry- rnan, T Sflrrrssler, F Ferllg, D Henry, li Krall, F Richards Row l:J Mllchell, l Anaya, B Almran, J Crrlran, L Carney, li Vllrcclor, L ConLlrn,J Salrnon, M Krmmell, B 'l'lro:nyrson, F Allison, l, Callus, V Allison Row 2: Vi. l?lalrnfL,J Cnrlvr, D Mrarnr,J Loirrlra, A Gray, M Onrnn, A Slrorn, li llrarllvory, J Shane, L Vega, S Srlxa, l Nall, H Barnard, F Pollen, li Srllflrlcy, J Crrrlrs Row3: O Rrrrrlcl, l Powell, L Jones, A Jonas, L Slronr, B Lerner, D Srnitlr, R llrornas, l-l Henry, li van Lehe, K Rose, l-l Wassner, W Bauman, A Snyder Row 4: Cl Zorirlf, M Sleelman, M Holtz, E Koller: stern, C Cox, E Williams, D Aron, B Hansen, D Du llrnl, J Lirllle, M lredlorrd, R lioqers, li liowlds, A Kline, E Perll Row5: V Baca, C Wrsrroskr, B Hooex, L Hana, E Kenny, li Khnns, E Vrlrone, J Becker, L Nlason, E HalC, K Kalyol, J lrnlay, J Alnxrr, ll Parmhfr, J Saxala,J l-lernande: 4 I IJPIJXND HONOR SOCIETY Row I: V Churchill, C Lonkfordf N Lusk, K Okoniolo, W Hamilton Row 2: M Biovvnng, C3 Sargent, I Ki - bourne, M Boid, L Warner ' HONOR 9 UPLAND HONOR SOCIETY 'The lamp of knowledge burns brighTly aT Upland Junior High School. There are aT leasT Ten sTudenTs Trom The class ol: '39 who belong To The Scholarship SocieTy. The organizaTion is a parT oT The Chaffey Branch of The Cali- Tornia Scholarship EederaTion and poinTs earned in iT apply Toward a gold seal. The membership requiremenTs malce necessary The possession OT Three Ns and a HB . Because oT This, members can righTly be proud oT Their achievement FONTANA HONOR SOCI ETY W Row 1: P Johns, B von Lehe, M Steelmon, E Kiss, J Moson, I Shane, L M Noll, E Eietz SOCIETIES 0 EONTANA HONOR SOCIETY 0 The EonTana branch of The California Schol- arship FederaTion is a parT of The ChaTTey or- ganizaTion. lTs qualiTicaTions Tor membership are The same. Ten poinTs are The lowesT score possible Tor admission. The poinTs are based on semesTer grades. Three poinTs are given Tor an A and one Tor a B , The class OT '38 can boasT of a large number of represen- TaTives in This socieTy. Because OT The high sTandard oT iTs requiremenTs iT represenTs sTudenTs oT abiliTy and inTelIigence. 42 Sports '56 ' COACH ES 'Aller lourleen years al Chafley, Coach Karl William Kaiser is lhe head of bolh lhe high school and junior college boys' physical educalion deparlmenls. besides being head baslcelball coach and loolba'l line coach. l-le has a record lo be proud ol-len chanp'on- ship baslcelball 'reams oul ol lourleen coach' ed. Under his supervision, The boys' physi:al educalion program has been greally en- larged. 0 ln lhe eighl years lhal Howard lvluggs lvlilchell has coached lhe high school loolball reams lhey have always been near fhe lop, winning 'rhe league lille once. Before coming 'ro Challey, lv1uggs allend- ed Slanlord Universily where he played on lhe varsily loolball and baslcelball 'reams for lhree years and coached lwo years. 'The kindly personalily of lrainer James J. Jim Cassidy has endeared him lo many Challey sludenls and alhleles in lhe pasl seven years. Throughoul 'rhe years he has always laepl his cheery smile and a loolhpiclc belween his leelh. Jim was a 'rrainer al' lhe Universily ol Pennsylvania in Philadelphia for 25 years be' lore coming 'ro Chafley. He has repaired un- fold members of lhe ballered alhlelic heroes. 0 ln lhe lifleen years lhal he has been al Chalfey, Coach Wellinglon H. Pop Kegley has mainlained an almosl unmarred lraclc su' premacy for lhe Tigers and has coached Cub loolball. He did well in loolball and lraclc in high school and gradualed wifh honors from Coe College in Iowa. The friendly lerm Pop was beslowed upon him in his lirsl year al Challey. His uncanny abilily +o produce good leams shows no signs of failing. 0 lvlr. Fred Clapp has been coaching swimming al Chal- ley high school since l9l5. During 'rhis lime he has produced several championship reams, including lhree in lhe lasl live years. Mr. Clapp gradualed from Soulhweslern College where he became nolable as a lraclc and fool- ball slar. 0 For lhe pasl lhree years Mr. Roy Viclc, a member of lhe Chaffey lacully since l93l, has coached lhe boys' lennis leam and has placed 'rhem wilhin a few poinls of +he championship each year. Mr. Viclc is a gradu- ale of Chaffey high school and lhe Universily of California al Berkeley. Howard llvlugsl Mitchell, Karl Kaiser, Wellington lPopl Kegley, Fred ll-llraml Clapp, Roy Vick, James Uiml Cassidy 43 Row l: C Ovllt, L Brown, T Casaleltl, J Orsburn, J Toplllf, L Ramp, R Orsburn, H Srnllh, E 5ChullZ, A Cummangs, H Harris Row 2: P Harvey, R Mc- Curcheon, H Ulmun, O lvlcGuire, D lvlcOullough, B .Winning Two games, losing one, and Tying one, ChaTTey ended The TooTball season in second place. Only one poinT sTood beTween The powerTul Tigers and anoTher CiTrus BelT league championship. Leroy Brown, hard- working quarTerbaclc, was elecTed capTain oT The Team. 0 All The TirsT sTring were menTion- ed on The all C.B.L. squad. Till CasaleTri, Harry SmiTh, and Jim Orsburn were voTed To The all C.B.L. TirsT sTring wiTh Alberl' Cum- mings, HuberT Harris, and Jim TopliTT gain- ing second-Team places. The oTher Tive mem- bers oT ChaTTey's TirsT sTring received honor- able menTion. Harry SmiTh was chosen Tor The Taclcle posiTion on The all-SouThern CaliTornia TirsT sTring This year. Jim Orsburn was lisTed as Taclcle in The honorable menTion column oT The all-SouThern CaliTornia choices, Bob Ors- burn as guard. while Till CasaleTTi and Ernie SchulT'z made The end column. 0 ln Their TirsT pracTice game, ChaTTey successfully subdued FullerTon wiTh a powerTul Torward wall. NexT, The Tigers downed The El lvlonTe Lions wiTh a quiclc drive in The TirsT quarTer. ATTer sca'ping The Sherman lndians by a big score, and win- ning one and losing scrimmage wiTh Pomona College, The Tigers opened The CiTrus Bell League season againsT Pomona. Always The big game, The Tigers and The Red Devils be- ing TradiTional rivals, This game was The climax '44 Francis, F Delahoyde, C KroTT, J Plpilone, R Page, W Sta nes Row 3 C Blelclc, H Salisbury, P Calhoun, R Gray, O Ayres, J Craig, P Martinez, C Southe- wollh, A Williams, H Henson, R Halpern, E Parker HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL oT The season. ChaTTey won by a comTorTable margin. The nexT weelc, The Tigers were abs dupTly halTed in Their championship drive by The Poly-Bears. ATTer leading all The way, a lasT minuTe pass connecTed To give Riverside The decisive vicTory. The Poly-Bears laTer won The championship. ' NOT up To Their usual Torm, The Cardinals scored an upseT by hold- ing ChaTTey To a Tie. ln The lasT game oT The season, playing on Their home Tield, The Tigers overwhelmed The Redlands Terriers To end The season wiTh a bursT oT power. 0 On The whole iT was a successTul season, Tor The deTeaT oi The Red Devils in The big game was no small ToaT, and The champions only won Trom The Tigers by one poinT. 5 CHAEFEY DOWNS FULLERTON 6-O U Playing in a nighT game aT EullerTon in Their TirsT pracTice TilT, The Tigers displayed cham- pionship possibiliTies. WiTh The aid oT Their superior Torward wall, Cummings and OviTT drove Trom Their ThirTy yard sTripe To a Touche down, Cummings plowing over Tram Fuller- Ton's Tour yard line. U POWER SUBDUES EL MONTE I3-6 'A powerTul and speedy campaign in The TirsT quarTer enabled The Tigers To deTeaT The Tormidable El MonTe Lions on Graber Tield. From Their own 32-yard line, The ChaTTey backs ToughT To The TirsT goal in seven plays. Harry SmiTh converTed. The second Tally re- suITed Trom CasaIeTTi's recovery of an EI MonTe Tumble deep in Lion TerriTory. VViTh Tour rninuTes IeTT To play, El lv1onTe began a Touchdown march Trom Their own ThirTy-Tlve. 0 TIGERS TRIM TOMAHAWKERS 25-7 0 In Their Tinal pracTice game aT Sherman In- sTiTuTe, The Tigers played sTraighT TooTball and rolled up Their biggesT score oT The season. The lighT Indian Team made Their lone score againsT The Tigers second sTring by means oT passes, laTerals, and double reverses. f SCRIMMAGE SCORES SPLIT O-6: I4-6 .Winning one and losing The oTher, Two scrimmages were parTicipaTed in by The heavyweighTs. The TirsT was wiTh The Pomona College Sagehen who wenT home wiTh The six end oT a 6-O score. The second scrimmage was played aT Redlands universiTy where The uni- versiTy 'Freshmen drew The shorT end oT a I4-6 score. 9 RED DEVILS ROUTED I3-O 'Triumphing over Their TradiTionaI rivals, The Pomona Red Devils, and bringing home The TirsT vicTory on The Cardinal Tield in TwenTy years The Tigers made a splendid beginning in The gridiron season. ChaTTey's heavy Iinemen and lighT backs were piTTed againsT The lighT linemen and heavy backs oT Pomona. The sue perior line won Tor The Tigers, boTh Tallies be- ing made possible by punTs blocked by I-larry SmiTh and Jim and Bob Orsburn. The TirsT Touchdown came early in The second halT. SmiTl1 and The Orsburn broThers broke Through on The TourTh play oT The period and blocked a punT, On The Third play aTTer Taking pos- session oT The ball on The seven-yard line. Cummings Thundered across To The goal. SmiTh's conversion aTTempT was blocked. HEAVY WEIGHT FOOTBALL Choffeykiverside Come L Brown, Coptoin, H Smirh, T Cosolerriy J Orsbirn Cihoffeyflliverside Game A, Cummings, C Ovitt, R Page F Delahoyde X- f . rl ii I I 45 7, I T y .T Tw I is 9' 1 ' I I 1 F In Ll 'fi I l I 1 T l T . I I I I I l I ,T I X Three minutes later another punt was blacked by Smith and Orsburn, and in fwo plays Cum- mings cracked over for the second goal. Smith kicked a perfect conversion. Previous fo these successful drives, Ovift had sprinfed fo the one-yard line where he fumbled and lost fhe ball. The Red Devils threatened Chaffey's goal only twice during the game. . CHAFFEY CHECKED BY CHAMPIONS 9 One minute of play, one point, and a super- rior Riverside backfield on Graber field blot- ted out Chaffey's hopes for another cham- pionship feam. With Chaffey leading 6-O and one minute remaining in the last quarter. Morelock, Riverside's ace quarterback, called the sfrafegic razzle-dazzle , spread play. Standing on Chaffey's 34-yard line, he re- ceived the ball from center and passed a long lateral fo Pinkerton, on fhe soufh side of the field, who in turn fhrew a long forward which fell into fhe waiting hands of Ballard, River- side end, who was standing in the end zone behind two Tiger backfield men. lvlorelock made a close conversion for the winning point. The Tiger touchdown was made in the firsf period when, after a series of fumbles, fhe ball was in Chaffey's possession on the Poly Bears' 23-yard mark. Two successful passes. the first from Ovitf fo l-larris, advanced the ball to the three-yard line. Cummings then pushed fhrough to the one-fool' line from where he crashed over. Smith's affempfed conversion was blocked. A 0 CARDINALS TIE CHAFFEY 6-6 'Playing listless ball against San Bernardino on the Cardinal field, the Tigers were held to a 6-6 draw. ln fhe second quarter fhe Chaffey team demonsfrafed ifs actual power by stag- ing a 60-yard march fo a fouchdown in four HEAVY WEIGHT FOOTBALL Chaffey-Riverside Game D McCullough, B Orsburn, J Plpitome, E Schultz Chaffey-Pomona Game' A Williams, C Southworth, C Williamson, R Ayles, Trainers Chattey-Riverside game plays. Affer l-Tarris, OviTT. and Cummings had slashed Through The line for gains of 25, 20, and 9 yards, respecTiveIy, OviTT shoveled a shorT pass To I-Iarris who sprinTed efghT yards To score. The pass for conversion was incom- pIeTe. Lafe in The fourTh period, San Bernar- dino blocked ChaTfey's fourTh down punT and received The ball on The Tiger five-yard line. The Cardinals remained on The five unTiI Their fourfh down when lv1onTford caughT a pass on The whiTe sTripe and Tell back inTo The playing field. MonTford had been in scoring TerriTory for a fracfion of a second and The score was died. The Try Tor a winning poinT was blocked. 9 TIGERS CRUSH TERRIERS 23-O 9 Defermined To end Their season TriumphanT- ly, The Tigers played Top-nofch fooTbalI againsT The Redlands Terriers on The Chaffey field in The closing league game. The Terriers were oufplayed ThroughouT The conTesT be- cause every man on The Chaffey Team, includ- ing The reserves, was in Top form. The slash- ing runs of The Tiger baclcfield men scored Two Touchdowns in The firsf quarTer and a Third in The final period. The furious-rushing of The linesmen resulfed in Two blocked punTs, scoring a safefy each Time. one in The second f :riod and one in The TourTh quarTer. Coach AiTcheII gave his second and Third sTrir1gs plen+y of chances To play in Their lasT game. Chaffey, 23: Redlands, 0. ' SPRING PRACTICE .AIThough handicapped by The graduaTion of such sTeIIar members as I-larry SmiTh, I-luberf I-Iarris, Jim Orsburn, Til CassaIeTTi, and Ernesf Schullz, The I937-38 Team, showed possibilifies during The annual spring pracfice of developing inTo anolher sTrong Tearn. lvlrsf of The Time was spenT in drilling on The Tunda- n1enTaIs of The game. A few scrimmages were held. By nexT year, The new field and bleach- ers will have been connpIeTed. hi... . . vs an-au , a -' l fl o 0 ELI -f s 4 , :,.2'f9fz: ,.'r , - . 'J fm , 93 gi? wg 4 if t i we . ' ' 'CH ' H .' tl' 'Ik' ' iff 'I-' 4 I ff' 'TTYNQ 3 , ' 51 1 r s , .3 ' ,M .ff 1 ' 4 Q J , sf -' L' ' '- .. 4 is-ii an-Y .-Q .- Q -- '.:,,1.'.22 3- A ,N - - f' 23 f 6 ' .-P 1 .v 1. .nd 'T HEAVY WEIGHT Foomfxu. ig. if -5 ,r g ,, ,, ,,.,1',2,. jff , 'I Clwaffeyfljamona Game i s - 1-Sci . A 7 ' , 5, P Calhoun, lrl Harris, B Francis, L Ramp ' I H V - .. T..--L T , fi . f'-I . Chaffey-Pomona Game J Topliff, W. Starnes,J McCutcheon, I-I Utman A:-'iff-ff-g',1L5 11--?:Lf-. . ,-.-' 'f'7f A MZ- S 47 Row l: Graellinger, R Holbrook, P Felraw, F Mack, R Ayles, B McGinnis, J Ugrin, R Hargrove, R Latimer, B McLean, L Rheisen Row 2: H Francis, D Lucas . When lhe Cilrus Bell lighlweighl league closed, 'rhe Challey Cubs were in a lhree-way lie for second place wilh lhe Pomona and San Bernardino lighlweighls, having won lwo and losl lwo of lhe four games played. The Riverside Poly-bearlels caplured lhe lighl- weighl lille, having won every game againsl lheir league opponenls. The Cub squad was 'fairly heavy and many ol lhe boys displayed promising abilily for nexl' year's heavyweighl leam. 0 ln preparalion for lhe C.B.L. games, Coach Wellinglon l-l. Pop Kegley secured several praclice games and scrimmages for lhe lighlweighls. The lirsl praclice fill was played wilh lhe older and heavier California Junior Republic who gleaned a 6 lo O viclory over lhe Cubs by means ol a bloclced punl behind lhe goal line. Earlier in lhis game lhe Republic held Chafley on fhe one-fool line afler Shoii had inlercepled a pass and run lilly yards l'o lhal' posilion. U The lighlweighls held lhe upper hand in a second game wilh lhe Republic on Challey's bye dale, in which lheir rivals allained lheir half of a 7 lo 7 rally by a lasl-minule pass. The Cubs gained lheir poinls in 'rhe lirsl quarler by a long march 'ro lhe goal ending wirh Adams plung- ing over lhe line. 0 The lasl' praclice engage- menl ended wilh a 6 lo 2 viclory for Challey H Cochran, L Barley, T Schiro, P Wutmen, R Corn, W Kegley, J Latimer, L Hays, K Shogi, J Walker, R Easllack, L Baldwin, D Donelly, VV Heinecke LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL over lhe Sherman lndian lighlweighl leam. The Challey lighlweighls also played Clare- monl high school. 0 Wirh bolh 'reams playing an excellenl defensive game, lhe Cubs slarl- ed lheir C.B.L. season by avenging lasl year's deelal by lhe Pomona lighlweighls wilh a 6 lo O score. The lally resulled from a long pass from Felrow lo Corn which followed a 25-yard relurn ol an inlercepled pass by Bailey. 'A passing campaign enabled lhe Riverside lighlweighls 'ro deleal lhe Challey lighlweighls wilh a score of I8 lo O in lhe second hall ol lhe game alrer lhe Cubs had held lhe advanlage in lhe lirsl quarler. The lirsl rouchdown lor lhe Poly-Bearlels resul+ed from a compleled pass, while each of lhe olhers were made from inlercepled Challey passes. 0 The Cubs' second defeal was hand- ed 'ro lhem by lhe lopsided score of 26 +o O in lhe lasl l'hree periods of a game wilh 'lhe speedy San Bernardino Cardelles. The Chal- 'ley baclclield was unable lo conlend wilh lhe brillianl running done by Pusinger, Cardelle +acl4le. 0 ln Their lasl' game, 'rhe Cubs pul lhe Redlands lighlweighls on lhe shorl end of a 7 lo O 'rally by means of a blocked punl in 'lhe Third period. The game ended wilh lhe Cubs on lheir opponenls' one-yard line. . Affer a long fighf for fhe Cifrus Belf crown, fhe Tigers losf fhe decisive game fo Redlands, leaving Chaffey in second place, fied wifh Pomona. The Tigers had an unexpecfedly successful season, losing only five games ouf of The sevenfeen played. They were unde- feafed on fhe home floor. 0Sfarfing slowly, Chaffey losf fhe opening league game fo Pomona, buf rallied fo win a fighf game from Riverside and subdue Sherman. The Cardinals handed fhe Tigers fheir second defeaf. Affera neafly disposing of Redlands, fhe Tigers avenged fheir former defeaf by fhe Red Devils, playing possibly fheir besf game of fhe season. Nexf, Chaffey downed Riverside, Sherman, and fhe Cardinals, and fhen played Redlands for fhe fifle. Redlands refused fo be downed, leaving fhe Tigers withouf 'rhe crown, buf among fhe leaders af fhe end of a successful season. Nexf year's feam should be excepfionally sfrong, due fo fhe number of juniors on fhis year's squad. 'Jim Topliff, forward, was fhe leading scorer in league compefifion for fhe Tigers wifh fiffy poinfs, while Roberf Doll, fhe ofher forward, scored forfy-nine poinfs. Topliff was fhe only Chaffey player on fhe all-C.B.L. firsf sfring. Doll, for- ward: Fuller, cenferg and Schulfz, guard: rep- Row 1: C Bleick, L Fuller, R Doll, E Sfluiltz, J TOD- liff, K, Fronklin, l-l. l-lorrts, W. Stornes, Row 2: E. l-l il HE!-WYWEICJHT BASKETBALL resenfed Chaffey on fhe second sfring. Hal- pern received honorable menfion. 0 TIGERS TAMED BY RED DEVILS, 28,33 . Playing on Pomona's small courf, fhe Chafa fey Tigers were unable fo funcfion properly in fheir opening league game. The confesf was characferized by rough and fumble playing wifh 42 fouls being called on fhe players. The Red Devils fook fhe lead shorfly affer fhe sfarf of fhe firsf quarfer and held if unfil fhe final gun, fhe score af fhe half being I3 fo ll in fheir favor. Dick l-lalpern, Tiger guard, led fhe field in scoring fen poinfs. 0 POLY-BEARS PUMMELLED, 22-I9 Wifh bofh feams sfressing defense, Chaffey foughf fo an excifing vicfory over fhe River- side Poly-bears on fhe Chaffey floor. The Tigers fook an early lead and led by a safe margin fhroughouf fhe game. Wifh 25 sec- onds leff fo play, fhe Bears pulled up fo wifh- in one poinf of Chaffey. Then Doll wenf in for a sef-up fo cinch fhe vicfory for fhe Tigers. Doll, Chaffey leff forward, and Bellah, River- side leff guard, fied for scoring honors, wifh seven poinfs apiece. Parker, Mr Koiser, C Devore, E Smith, H White, W, one, W Ivlertz, C Krolt, G Foote, Mr, Cosstdy, R. Smith .-ALLLA 49 ' CI-IAFFEY SCALPS INDIANS, 44-3I .ChaTTey played a noneleague conTesT wiTh Sherman InsTiTuTe on The bye daTe OT each CiTrus BelT league round. In The TirsT game. The Tigers won by a second-half rush. The Indians were leading I5 To I2 aT half Time. Then Coach Karl Kaiser senT in The Tiger TirsT sTring To score The needed poinTs. Sells, leTT Torward Tor The InsTiTuTe, scored I5 poinTs, and SchuITz, leTT guard Tor ChaTTey, scored I I. 0 CARDINALS I-IUMBLE TIGERS. 38-46 0AlThough an inspired rally puT Them ahead Three minuTes before The end of The game. The Tigers were deTeaTed by The San Ber- nardino Cardinals. Early in The game The score was Tied aT IO-all, aTTer which The Cards moved ahead. The ChaTTey Tive was hamp- ered by The low raTTers oT The San Bernardino gym. In The TourTh period, The Tigers began a spurT ThaT puT Them in Tronl, and Then sTopped scoring. STano, Cardinal forward, made eighT baslceTs for sixTeen poinTs. 0 TIGERS TRIP TERRIERS, BIA26 'The Tiger Tive deTeaTed Redlands aT Chal- ley in a TasT game and placed Themselves in a Tie Tor second place in baslcelball sTandings aT The end ol The Tirsl round. As usual, Coach Kaiser senl his regulars inlo The game Ialc- in The Iirsl hall and Ihey Ioolc a I5-I4 leail al lhe end oT The haIT. The second hall was in ChalTey's Tavor wilh The Terriers lhrealen- ing only once. lVlcClelIand ol Redlands was high-poinT man wilh nine poinTsg SchuITz, 81 TopIilT, 7. 9 REVENGE ON RED DEVILS, 22-20 . In a TasT and Turious conTesT on The Challey Tloor, The Tigers avenged Their Tirsl-round deTeaT by Pomona, and baTTered Their way inTo a Three-way Tie wiTh Pomona and Red- lands. The Tigers led oTT in The scoring and were leading aT halTATime, 9-8. They began The second halT wiTh a rush, buT The Red Devils began To TuncTion unTil They were only one poinT behind wiTh a TracTion oT a minuTe To play. Doll made a linal Tree Throw. The scoring was led by Reynolds OT Pomona wiTh Ten poinTs: Doll, 93 TopIiTT, 8. J Toplilf lcoploinl, E. Schultz, W Hope, VV, Slornes, H. Harris, I-I Whne, U CT-IAEFEY ROUTS RIVERSIDE, 29-24 U By Trimming The Riverside Poly-Bears a sec- ond Time, ChaTTey lcepT pace in The TirsT-place Tie. Coach Kaiser sTarTed his junior Team, who builT up a I2-3 lead beTore leaving The game. AT haIT-Time The ChaTTey regulars were leading I5-7. They soon builT up a larger lead and Then wenT To pieces, allowing Rive erside To narrow The magin. SchulTz, Tiger guard, and Dole, Bear cenTer, Tied Tor high- poinT honors wiTh eighT poinTs each. Bleick played an ouTsTanding deTensive game. U TIGERS MASSACRE INDIANS, 4I-I6 U ln Their second bye-daTe encounTer wiTh The Sherman Indians, The Tigers rolled up a one- sided vicTory over Their opponenTs. Every member oT The ChaTTey squad enTered The game and mosT oT Them added To The winning score. Doll, Tiger Torward, was way ouT in TronT wiTh I3 poinTs. AT The end OT The TIrsT half, Chaffey was ahead 22-9. ' CI-IAFEEY BEATS BERDOO, I4-IO . Displaying sTellar deTense worl: and shooTing wildly, ChaTTey and San Bernardino scored The IowesT Tallies in The annals of ChaTTey baslceTball. In The enTire TirsT halT, The Tigers made only one Tield goal, Tour poinTs in all. while The Cardinals wenT scoreless. The scores advanced To 9 and 5 by The beginning oT The TourTh quarTer when The Cards rallied and Tied The score 9 To 9. ChaTTey regained iTs Tour-poinT lead To win The game. 5 TITLE TAKEN BY TERRIERS, 27-36 .ChaTTey's second game wiTh Redlands Turned ouT To be a baTTle Tor The CiTrus BeI+ league +i+Ie. The Tigers, being handicapped by ill, ness on The TirsT sTring, losT by a subsTanTial margin. The Terriers Toolc an early lead which ChaTTey reduced To one poinT early in The second quarTer. The winners led I3 To 8 aT The halT. ln The TourTh period The Tigers came wiThin Tour poinTs oT The Terriers, buT Red- lands proved To be The league champions. Doll oT ChaTTey and KaTsca oT Redlands. rival Torwards. scored seven Tield goals apiece. The scoring was headed by KaTsca wiTh I7 poinTs: Doll, l5g RicheTT, Terrier guard, 95 and TopliTT, 8. L, Fuller, R. Doll, G. Foote, K.Fronklin, C Bleick, R. I-lolpern Troinersi R Smith, P.Ferrero V Olinger, J. Rodriguez, l-l. Poindexter, B. Tucker, K Shop, R Stolcup, R l-lonnoh, R l-lorgroves, B Fuller, J. Larimer, K Robbins . Final CiTrus BelT league baslceTball sTandings Tound The Cubs occupying The cellar posiTion Tor The second consecuTive year, wiTh only Two vicTories To Their crediT and six games losT. The poor record oT The lighTweighT cannoT be aTTribuTed To a laclc oT good maTerial. Several members oT The Team showed Themselves good varsiTy Timber Tor The TuTure, buT, wiTh The excepTion of The lasT Two games oT The season, The Team Tailed To work as a uniT. l-lad The Team played oTTener as iT did in crushing Redlands in The lasT game. The end OT The sea- son mighT noT have Tound The Cubs aT The boTTom of The heap. The sudden spiriT aT The end of The season may mean ThaT alThough The season's record was poor, There will be some good varsiTy maTerial Tor Coach Kaiser nexT year. 0 STarTing The season slowly and handicapped by The size of The courT, The Cubs losT Their TirsT comference game To Po- mona by a score of I7-I3. On The following Tuesday, Riverside came To ChaTTey and proved Too powerTul Tor The Cubs as The score oT 22-I5 indicaTes. 0 ln The Third con- TesT San Bernardino was given a scare when They barely managed To beaT ChaTTey by Three poinTs, The score being I5-l2. The 52 l.lGl-TTWETGI-lT BASKETBALL lighTweighTs came very near To upseTTing The high-riding league champions. The Redlands Pups, when They scored six poinTs in The lasT Two minuTes of play and came wiThin Two poinTs oT winning The conTesT. The score was I9-I7. The Chafiey Team was deTeaTed on each of iTs bye daTes by The Sherman lnsTi- TuTe Papooses. 0 Even when playing on Their own courT The Cubs were unable To down Po- mona, since The CardeTTes scored six poinTs in The lasT minuTe oT play To annex The game I7-IZ. l-landicapped by The loss oT Their sTar guard, Jim LaTimer, The Cubs were beaTen Tor The sixTh consecuTive Time This year by River- side, The score being I8-I3. 0 Having been coached Tor Their lasT Two games by Ralph Brown, '36, who usually handles The lighT- weighT Team, The Cubs regisTered Their only Two vicTories oT The season. Showing a com- pleTe reversal oT Torm They deTeaTed San Bernardino, I8-I4. Then, To climax a poor sea- son, The lighTweighTs came home from Red- lands on The long end oT a 25-I4 score, hav- ing TuncTioned as a uniT aT Their real sTrengTh Tor The TirsT Time. PoindexTer was high-poinT man in This lasT game, Tollowed closely by Rodriguez and Tuclcer. 'AlThough many Top-noTch Track and Tield sTars graduaTe Trom ChaTTey high school every year. Coach WellingTon Pop Kegley invari- ably comes back wiTh an equally good aggre- gaTion The nexT year. The Tigers have won The CiTrus BelT League meeT eleven Times in The pasT TourTeen years, and no oTher league school has been TirsT Tor The pasT Tive years. They have won Their own lnviTaTional Tive ouT OT eleven years, while They have an im- pressive sTring of vicTories in The SouThern CounTies meeT and The Orange Show relays. This year They added The Davis lnviTaTional To The lisT. HuberT Harris. 440-sprinTer, and Harry SmiTh, shoT puT man. were elecTed co- capTains of The I936 squad. ' DUAL MEETS 'ln Their TirsT dual meeT oT The season, The Tigers nosed ouT San Bernardino high school by a score oT 53 IX3 To 5I 2f3 on The San Bernardino Tield. ln addiTion To making clean sweeps in The mile and The shoT puT, ChaTTey men placed TirsT in The lOO, 220, 880, and The high iump. OuTsTanding performances were Turned in by AlberT Cummings in The IOO and 220-yard dashes, Harold Thomas, Coach Pop Kegley's new halT-miler, and Rowe oT The Cardinals in The hurdles. 0 WiThouT The services oT Harris, Cummings. and Harvey, The Tigers deTeaTed The Pomona college Row I: L. BaiIey,J. Stanford, P. Ynostroza, P. McCann, J.,McCutcheon, L. Leinberger, J. Franklin. Row 2: C. Cavenaugh, H. Utman, N. Draper, T. Runner, W. Smith,A. Cummings. -- - I-IEAVYWEIGHT TRACK Treshmen by a score OT 72 To 4I in a dual meeT aT ClaremonT. The ChaTTey squad which opposed The Sagechicks was composed oT sophomores as well as heavyweighTs. ChaTTey Took TirsT place in every evenT excepT The 440' yard dash, The pole vaulT, and The high jump. and swepT The Tield in The shoT puT and The IOO-yard dash. 0 MeeTing The Pomona Red Devils on The Pomona Tield, The ChaTTey Team swamped Their C.B.L. rivals by a wide margin, The score being 77 lf3 To 26 2f3. The Tigers Took seven TirsT To Pomona's Tour, and Took The TirsT Three places in The mile run. Casey oT Pomona showed much abiliTy as a dash man, deTeaTing Cummings in The IOO ano 220, while Sweringen hurled The shoT nearly 48 TeeT. DeBerard, ChaTTey's sophomore pole vaulTer, Topped eleven TeeT when The evenT was sTopped. ' ORANGE SHOW RELAYS 5 Ending ChaTTey's Three consecuTive years oT vicTory in The class B division OT The annual Orange Show relays, Redlands high school scored 28'f2 poinTs To The Tigers' I9. Pasa- dena was in beTween, puTTing ChaTTey in Third place. The resulTs oT This meeT were regarded as a serious ThreaT To The supremacy oT Coach WellingTon H. Kegley's Track Teams in The CiTrus BelT league, since Pomona also Took many poinTs Trom The Tigers. 0ChaTTey's Kegley, l-l.Mitchell, G. Foote, P l-larvey, l-l.Thomas, W. Fettick. Row 3: J. Craig, R. Doll, H. Beuhler, T. Casaletti, Mr. Kegley, J. Orsburn, K, Hutchison, H. ,T 5: Teams came in second in The V4-mile relays. The V2-mile relay, and The 2-mile relay. The medley Team placed TourTh. ln The Tield evenTs. Sible Tool: Third place in The high iump, and Orsburn did The same in The shot puT, while Lineberger Tied Tor Third in The pole vaulT. 0 SOUTHERN COUNTTES MEET . For The Third successive year, The Tigers won The SouThern CounTies Track and Tield meeT aT l-lunTingTon Beach. This year They scored 26lf2 poinTs To lead San Diego High School by a seven-poinT margin. The Tigers Took only Two TirsT places buT They were in The poinT winners circle enough Times To add ll:-V2 more To Their ToTal. 0 ChaTTey's Two winners were T-larris in The 440 and Cummings, who ran The 220 in 22.2 seconds. Cummings scored Third in The IOO. Thomas Tinished close behind DeLapp oT lvlonTebello in The 880, Torcing him To brealc The meeT record oT 2 minuTes 2.2 seconds, esTablished by Weldon oT ChaTTey. by one TenTh oT a second. In addiTion, ChaT- Tey Tool: anoTher second place, Two Third places, a Tie Tor Third place, and Two single poinTs. 9 DAVIS TNVITATIONAL .ln his second invasion of The Davis lnviTa- Tional meal, Pop Kegley Tool: Twelve boys wiTh him and broughT baclc The winners' Tro- phy. The Tigers scored 33lf4 poinTs in The class A division oT The meeT, Three more Than BalcersTield, who Tinished second. l.asT year, in its TirsT Trip norTh, The ChaTTey Team of eighT boys capTured second place. 0 Three ChaTTey boys won in Their evenTs. They were Thomas in The 880, Cummings in The I00, and Harris in The 440. Doll was Tied Tor TirsT in The pole vaulT. Second places were scored by SmiTh in The shoT puT and CasaleTTi in The high hurdles, while Sible Tied Tor second in The high iump. The relay Team Tinished Third. STanTord in The 880, Cavanaugh in The mile, and Hall in The low hurdles won TourTh place poinTs. Row 1: Captain l-l l-lam: winning the track 440-yd dash at the Chaffey Invitational Meet Row 2: Furl-l Captain l-l Smith, Shot-put, A Cummings, l00 yd dauli, 220-yd dash relay, J Orsbliin, shot-put Row 3: J Stanford, 880, R Deberard, pole-vaull, W Kegley, broad-lump Row 4: R Doll, pole-vault, B Hall, low hurdles, H Utman, high hurdles 0 CHAFFEY INVITATIONAL .Whillier high school won lhe elevenlh an- nual Challey lnvilalional meel wilh 2llf2 poinls, followed by San Bernardino wilh I9 poinls and Riverside wilh a score ol I6. Chal- ley lied lor lourlh wilh lvlonlebello, scoring I2 poinls and winning only one lirsl place in lhe day's program. Coach Kegley saved mosl ol lhe Tigers lor compelilion in lhe C.B.L. meel. ' Challey's score came lrom a viclory by l-larris in lhe 440-yard dash, second places by Thomas in lhe 880 and Casalelli in lhe high hurdles. and a lourlh in lhe 880 by Slan- lord. Only one record was broken in lhe open meel, DeLapp ol Monlebello cracking his lor- mer 880 mark wilh a brillianl 2:0l.7 lo beal Thomas lo lhe lape. Siemon, a member ol lhe winning leam. was high-poinl individual ol lhe meel, laking lirsl place in lhe low hurdles and in lhe l0O-yard dash. Twenly-nine schools par- licipaled in lhe meel. U CITRUS BELT LEAGUE MEET .ln lhe Cilrus Bell League lvleel held on lhe Riverside high school lrack, Riverside nosed oul lhe Tigers by a bare lhree-poinl rnargin. Challey was shoved inlo second place wilh 45 poinls, while lhe Bears scored 48 lfloi San Bernardino, 39 2fI0: Redlands, 243 and Pomona, 23 7fI0. The Cubs were lourlh in lhe lighlweighl division ol lhe meel which San Bernardino won by a wide margin. 'Tho Challey leam delivered many line perlormf ances and showed ilsell lo be a worlhy suc- cessor lo lhe long line ol Challey champions. Three new records were eslablished. Thomas cracked a long-slanding record in lhe 880. running il in 2:0132 lo deleal his rival Maley. ol Redlands. Brown, ol Riverside. broad- iumped 23 leel llf8 inches. Harris ran lhe quarler mile in 50.4 seconds, bul he was dis- qualilied. The loss ol lhese poinls cosl Chal- ley lhe meel. 0 While lhe Tiger leam did nol win lhis year's Cilrus Bell League lille, il is cerlainly a credil lo Coach Kegley and lo Challey. The speclacular viclory in lhe Davis lnvilalional will nol soon be lorgollen. Row I: Mile run, Invitational meet Row 2: R McCut- cheon, relay, Thomcis, 880, Covenough, mile Row 3: P. Ynostrozo, mile, G Sible, high lump, brood jump, reloy, T Cosoletti, high hurdles, low hurdles Row 4: Track Coptoin l-lorris receiving medol in 440, Cholley lnvitotionol Meet. i ei A Row I: A. McGuire,W. Davenport, D. Birsoll, W. Mc- Connell, R. Ferguson, K. Cooper, J. Mann. Row 2: F. Miller, A. Blessont, R. Allison, T. Schiro, D. Borber, .AlThough The ChaTTey lighTweighTs did noT win many meeTs. They placed high in every one and showed promise of anoTher brillianT heavyweighT Team nexT year. 0 Engaging in Two dual meeTs, The Cubs won one and losT one. They deTeaTed The Pomona lmps by a score of Sl To 44. 0 ln a meeT wiTh The San Bernardino CardeTTes The sophomores were deTeaTed by a score oT 6l To 34. ln The laTTer evenT FeTrow showed up well in The high and low hurdles. as did Shoji in The high iump and broad iump, Harms and LaTimer in The shoT puT, and Barber in The pole vaulT. 0 The Cubs Tinished Third in The novice division oT The ChaTTey lnviTaTional meeT. They scored I23A poinTs, while The lvlonTebello novice Team won wiTh 30 poinTs and ColTon was second wiTh I8 poinTs. Bailey Took The lighTweighTs' only TirsT place by winning The 220-yard dash. l-le came in second in The l00eyard dash, and FeTrow did The same in The 120-yard low hurdles. The relay Team Tinished TourTh in Their evenT. Shoii added The 3A oT a poinT wiTh a Tour-way Tie Tor Third place in The high jump. ChaTTey was ahead oT all of iTs CiTrus BelT league oppon- enTs in This meeT. 0 Three new records were seT in The novice meeT. Bugbee oT lvlonTebello ran The hundred in I0.3, Two TenThs oT a sec- ond beTTer Than The Tormer record: Denier of ColTon Took The 70-yard high hurdles in 9.8. beaTing The old record by one-TenTh oT a sec- J. Groeltinger, W. Dornell, T. Valles. Row 3: E. Clip- perton, M. Woolen, R. Cuorgrcive, R. Ayles, Mr. Keg- ley,J. Lotimer, A. l-lorms, F. Mock, F. Reihsen, K. Shoji LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK ond: and Nordheim oT FullerTon seT a new eighT-pound shoT mark aT 53 TeeT, 5lf2 inches. an increase oT more Than seven TeeT. PeTerson oT Pomona broke The I20-yard low hurdle mark wiTh a vicTory in l4 seconds which Tied The old mark: and Hopper oT MonTebello Tied The record oT 37.9 seconds in The 330 yard dash which was esTablished by Bess oT Corona lasT year. 0 ln The lighTweighT division oT The CiTrus BelT league preliminaries. Tield evenTs were run OTT as Tinals while Track evenTs were preliminaries wiTh The Tinals seT Tor The day oT The big meeT. ChrisTensen picked up a halT poinT in The high iump wiTh a Tie Tor TourTh place. WooTen scored Three poinTs in The broad iump wiTh a second place, while Barber goT Two and a halT more in a Tie Tor second in The pole vaulT. Besides These six poinTs, sTored up in advance. l-largraves and Ayles qualiTned Tor The Tinals in The 70-yard high hurdles and WooTen qualified in The 220-yard dash. ' The Cubs were unable To repeaT lasT year's vicTory in The C.B.L. meeT. They slipped inTo TourTh place wiTh I9 poinTs. while The San Bernardino sophomores were way ouT in TronT wiTh a score OT 74lf2. ChaTTey scored no TirsT places in The meeT. buT WooTen was second in The broad iump and Barber Tied Tor second in The pole vaulT. One record was shaTTered in The novice division, FlinT of San Bernardino puTTing The shoT 52 TeeT V4 inch. 0 Because lhe old swimming pool was dis- manlled while lhe modern lilly-meler oul- door plunge on lhe Challey campus was bee ing conslrucled, lhe high school swimming leam was greally handicapped in ils prepara- l.on lor Cilrus Bell league compelilion. The hindrance was especially lell lhis year since less lhan hall of lhe bcys on lasl year's squad relurned lor parlicipalion in lhe sporl. ' Coach Fred Clapp loolc advanlage ol every opporlunily lo lceep lhe boys in shape and give lhem as much praclice as was possible under lhe circumslances. l-le conlracled lor lwo hall-hour worlcouls each weelc in lhe Po mona Y.lvl.C.A. pool unlil May when lhe new Challey plunge was compleled. 0 Waler polo was inlroducecl lo Challey high school by Mr. Clapp early in lhe season in order lo give lhe swimmers more praclice. Several malches were arranged wilh Fullerlon, lnglewood, and olher high schools whose aqualic program has long included waler polo and whcse learns were high in abilily in lhe game. The Tiger poloisls, allhough winning none ol lhe con- lesls, enioyed lhe aclivily and derived valu- able benelils in lraining. Waler polo will doublless be a maior addilion lo Challey's alhlelic program in lhe lulure. ' Since Mr. Clapp was nol able lo use lhe Challey p'u'qe Row I: B Davenport, l-l Furscher, L Holbrook, J Lorie mer, Mr Clapp, A Clapp, K Wesrlund, B Gray, C SWIMMING during lhe lasl lew weelcs preceding lhe C.B L. rneel, il was impossible lo ho d lryculs a l give ali sludenls a chance lo enl r lh: . eei as he had hoped. Therelore he has al lo rely on lhose willing lo praclice under uw favorable condilions. 'The following group reptesenl lhe Cilrus Bell meel: Jim L li: xer l00 and 2203 Diclc Lalirner, l00 and bac'4- slrokeg Ernie Schullz, 50 and nedley: Charle- Bleik, 50: Bill Davenporl, 50: Allee C'app, 53 and breaslslrolceq .Jaclc I-lornewood, 50 and baclcslrolce: Kennelh Wesllund, 50 anl IOO John Chapman, l00: Donald Wighl, 50: El o Flake, 50 and l00: Louis l-lclbroo':, IOJ and 220: Willis Scoll, Baclcslrolce: Bob Gray, I00 and baclcslrolceg and Rodney Mehl, l00 and baclcslroke. 'The Cilrus Bell League swim- ming conlesl had nol been held when lhis bool: wenl lo press bul Redlands high school leam which had been praclicing regularly in lhe Redlands Universily and Y.lvl.C.A. p'ung: was lavored lo win. Challey is lhe pcssessor ol one C.B.L. cup, having won il lwo years ago For lhe lhird lime. The San Bernardino Cardinals, who praclice regularly in lheir oww pool, were piclced lor second place. Coach Clapp expecled lhe Tigers lo linish ahead ol Pomona and Riverside wilh a chance ol nos- ing oul San Bernardino also. Bleick Row Z: E Fluke, J Chapman, D Latimer, J Ugrin, W 56012, D Wight Mr Vick, F Delohoyde, G Spencer, B AbboTT, A Davenport, P Copen, K Snyder, R Poge, D Barber, G Honno 'This year's boys' Tennis Team was greaTIy handicapped Tor Two reasons. FirsT reason was ThaT only Three leTTermen - Franlclin Dela- hoyde, KenneTh Snyder, and Roger Page, all of whom were seniors-reTurned To Torm The nucleus oT experience on The Team. All oT The oTher boys, wiTh The excepTion oT one junior. Phillip Capen, were Treshmen and sopho- mores. However This TacT, alThough having a disasTrous eTTecT on The I936 season, gave Coach Roy Viclc The assurance ThaT he would have some ouTsTanding Teams in The years To come. 0 The second rnisTorTune beTelI Ken- neTh Snyder, capTain oT The Tennis Team. Sny- der, who was The mosT valuable player on The Teams playing TirsT singles, became seriously ill iusT before The league schedule goT under way and was unable To engage in any league compeTiTion. This leTT The squad wiTh no hope oT accomplishing anyThing in The CiTrus BeIT league. Forming a double Team wiTh Franklin Delahoyde, Kenny played in The counTy singles and doubles TournamenT laTer in The year! ChaTTey played Three pre-season pracTice maTches. deTeaTing Chino I9 To O, and losing To CiTrus I8 To I and ChaTTey Junior College I7 To 2. The TirsT league conTesT Tor The Team was wiTh Riverside who deTeaTed ChaTTey by 58 BOYS' TENNIS a score oT I7 To 2. Pomona came To ChaTTey and won I3 To 6. The home squad meT Red- lands nexT and were deTeaTed by an I8 To I score. The TourTh and IasT dual maTch OT The CiTrus BeIT league was played againsT San Bernardino aT ChaTTey. The Cardinal racqueT Team blanlced The Tigers I9 To O. 0 When The Tennis season ended, ChaTTey high school was aT The boTTom oT The C.B.L. sTanding, having won none oT iTs maTches. The Redlands Ter- riers who won all Tour oT Their maTches were The winners. San Bernardino, wiTh Three vic- Tories and Two deTeaTs To iTs crediT, was in second place. 0 CapTain Snyder managed The Third annual Treshman eliminaTion TournamenT. The sTudenT body awards a bronze medal To The winner oT This TournamenT. The I936 medal was given To George Spencer. The TirsT Two medals were won by Phillip Capen in I934 and Eugene Hanna in I935. 0 The mem- bers oT The boys' Tennis Team were as Tollows: George Spencer, TirsT singles: Franlclin Dela- hoyde, second singles: Phillip Capen, Dean I-IoyT, Third singles: Roger Page, TourTh sin- gles. Bion AbboTT and Eugene I-Ianna, TirsT doubles: Donald Barber and AITred Daven- porT, second doubles: KenneTh Snyder, cap- Tain. 'Even 'rhough 'rhe girls played greal pracfice marches and won all four of Ihem, The C.B.L. season was nol quife so successful as 'rhe Chafley girls' Tennis Team won only one oul of The 'rhree games played. Allhough she hales Io lose fwo valuable Seniors, Ihe coach, Miss M. Graber expecls Io have an experi- enced group oi girls nexl year because sev- eral of 'rhem were Sophomores lhis year. The members of Ihe leam are Belly Blair, co- caplain wilh Jane Miller, Thelma Smilh, Bar- bara Phibbs, Mary Okamola, Barbara Gear- har+, Kalherine Fischer, Dorolhy Pallerson, Merice Mclnlire and June Mclnlire. On March I2, +he firsl praclice game was played al' Covina wilh Chaifey winning by a score of I4-3. Firsl singles. B. Blair lCha.l defealed E. Eckley lCov.l 6-3, 3-6, 6-O. Second singles. B. Long lCov.l deliealed T. Smilh ICha.l 3-6, 6-3, IO-8. Third singles, M. Okamola ICha.l defealed A. Milbu lCov.l 6-2, 6-O. Firsf doub- les, J. Miller and B. Gearharl lCha.l deiealed F. Bella and M. Ernesl lCov.l 6-2, I2-IO. Sec- ond doubles, D. Pallerson and K. Fischer lCha.l deiealed J. Slarbuck and I-I. Slarbuck lCov.l 6-2, 6-3. A game was played wilh EI Monle al Chaiiey wilh The score Challey l5. The olher praclice games were: on March I6, played al EI Monle and score I5 +o 4 in Chaiiey's favor: on April I3, Covina al' Chal- fey wilh Ihe laller winning wilh a score ol I6 lo 33 Ihe Iasi praclice game on April I4, Chafiey won 2I lo 5 from EI Monle. The firsl GIRLS' TENNIS C.B.L. game on April I7 was Iosl Io Redlands wilh a score of I4 Io 5. Firsl singles, B. Gear- harl was deiealed by S. Miki lRedIandsl 7-5. 6-3. Second singles, M. Price lRedlandsl cle- iealed T. Smilh lCh:1Iiieyl 6-3, 3-6, 6-I. Firsl doubles, B. Blair and J. Miller lChalieyl were delealed by B. Silky and J. Trowbridge lRed- Iandsl 4-6, 6-4, 7-5. Second doubles, K. Fisch- er and D. Palrlerson lCha.l defealed D. Fow- Ier and A. Sollder lRed.l 6-3, 6-I. Riverside came lo Chaiiey on April 20 when Chaffey won I6 fo 3. Firsl singles, B. Blair lCha.l de- 'lealed D. Kelley lRiv.l 6-2, 3-6, 7-5. Second singles, T. Smifh lCha.l delealed M. McWil- liams lRiv.l 6-4, 4-6, 7-5. Third singles, M. Oka- mofo lCha.l was deiealed by B. Rowe lRiv.l 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. Fourlh singles, M. Mclnfire lCha.l was deiealed by W. Mumby lRiv.l 6-I, 6-I. Firsl' doubles, K. Fisher and D. Pallerson lCha.l deiealed C. Frosl and J. Fisher lRiv.l 6-2, II-9. On May I, Chaffey was defealed by San Bernardino by a score of I4 +o 5. Firsl singles, B. Blair lCha.l was deiealed by E. Clif- 'Ion lS.B.l 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. Second singles, I. Gib- son IS.B.l deiealed T. Smilh lCha.l 6-2, 6-2. Third singles, A. Johnson lS.B.l defeafed M. Okamolo lCha.l 6-I, 6-2. Fourfh singles, M. Ralphs lS.B.l deiealed J. Mclnlire lCha.l 6-I, 6-4. Firsl doubles. J. Miller and B. Gearharl lCha.l deiealed R. Randall and A. Oser IS.B.I 8-6. 4-6, 7-5. Second doubles, R. Brush and F. Bussey lS.B.l defealed D. Pallerson and K. Fischer ICha.l 3-6, 7-5, 8-6. M Mclntire, J Mclntire, K Fischer, D Patterson, B Georlieort, Miss Grober, B Blair, B Phibbs, T Smith, M OIsOrnuIo,J Miller l 'I 'Q P , ..- s .ji I ,, LAI ,ff . POSTLJRE C Yamaguchi, E Patterson, R t-lorgroves, B Conteild, N Borton,J Sclimiclts BASKETBALL Row T: J Mehl, S Ross, L Fuller, P Peorson Row 2: J Schmidt, S Spurlock, E Roth, D Patterson, G Flut- chinson. .Row 3' M Peters, T Smith, M Toroscon, E Patterson, V. Miller. INTERCLASS TENNIS Row I: J. Ne-sbit, K Henry Row 2: F. Paul, T Smith, M. Okomoto Row 3, J. Weber, B Gross, K, Fischer, B. Georheort. O POSTURE .The annual posture contest was again held this year in March to pick the class ot girls having the best postures. The outstanding sophomore girls captured another title. The winning group consisted ot: Ruth l-largraves, Natalie Barton, Barbara Cantield, Edith Pat- terson, Joyce Schmidt, and Chiyoka Yama- guchi. 60 . ARCHERY 'Archery, the most skillful ot these sports, proved to be especially popular this year. The girls taking an active part were: Betty Kitchell, Geraldine French, Estelle Alvarado, Bara Grant, Opal Lackey, Florence Wilkerson, Margery Baker, and Mary Kennedy. 0 INTER CLASS TENNIS ' Atter stitt competition the Junior Team won the inter class tennis tournament. Jane Miller headed this sport and the girls on the winning team were: Barbara Phibbs, Kay Fischer, Bar- bara Gearhart, Jolea Weber, Mary Okamoto, Theda Smith, Katherine l-tenry, Frances Paul. Janice Nesbit, Barbara Leigh Grass. ' PLAY DAYS 0 Each year there are two play days. A large number ot Chattey girls attended the tall playday at San Bernardino. The Spring play day was held April 25 at Riverside. On May lst a playday tor the Seniors was held at Pomona. 5 VOLLEYBALL 'Volleyball started the season's afterschool sports with I84 girls coming out tor practices. Out of these the 'reams for each class were chosen. Captains were elected for the teams. and a series of exciting games were played. The Sophomores won most of the games. 9 BASKETBALL ' One hundred and thirty-eight girls came out for practice with Helen Shoji leading the sport. Being a game which requires a great deal of slcill there was much competition be- tween the teams. The captains chosen were: Virginia Clapp, h.s. '39: Lelaloelle Fuller, h.s. '38p Mary Olcomoto, h.s. '37, and Norma Long, h.s. '36. Again the lighting sophomores were victorious. 0 SPEEDBALL 0Wi+h Louise Jeffries leading this sport. speedball proved lo be very popular. ln spite of the rainy wea'rher,l'he girls turned in a large number. The captains chosen were: Merice Mclntire, h.s. '39: Sally Ross, h.s. '38, Dorothy Leppard, h.s. '377 Venetia Maggiora, h.s. '36. The sturdy sophomores once more won. ' HOCKEY .Frances Edwards headed this sport and alter the last play-off game a lovely spread was given with apples and popcorn for re- freshments. As champions of every sporl' This year, the sophomores again won. Members of the team were: S. Ross, E. Patterson, P. Hall, L. Fuller, E. Roth, V. Miller, V. Ellis, R. Pederson. B. Verity, M. Peters, T. Smith, J. Schmidt, G. Hutchison, D. Patterson, H. Legi- dio. ARCHERY G Downey, B Grant, F, Wilkerson, O Lackey, B Krtchel, E Alverada, M Baker, E Bahruth. VOLLEYBALL Row I: R Hargrove, E Patterson, V. Muller, Row 2: S Boss, J Mehl, G Hutchinson, P Pearson Row 3: J. Schmidt, L Fuller, S Spurlock, A Rohrrg, D, Patterson. Row 4: A Dlgudio, T Smith, lvl Tarascau, V. Ellis. HOCKEY J Schmidts, S Ross, D Patterson, L Fuller. Row I: Row 2: G Hutchinson, E Roth, B J Verity, T Smith. Row 3: E Patterson, H Digidia, V. Miller, V. Ellis, P. l-llll Na s N ' GI RLS' GYMNASI UM 0 AThleTic quarTers oT The new Chafley gym- nasium are The besT equipped in SouThern CaliTornia, mosT modern TaciliTies being oT- Tered. IT is used noT only Tor physical educa- Tion acTiviTies, buT Tor social TuncTions as well. 0 Space is provided on The gym Tloor Tor Two baslceTball courTs. Handball and oTher games may be played here. School dances are held on This floor! Showers are provided along The souTh wall oi The gymnasium, which will also serve as The dressing room Tor The plunge. The sTeam heaTing planT is of The laTesT Type. and will also warm waTer Tor The pool. 0 ln The up- per sTory of The building is The club room 'lor several aThleTic organizaTions, also used for girls' correcTive exercises during The day Time. 0 Along The souThwesT and ol The building are The modernly builT sTeel loclrers, The rows di- viding The quarters inTo comparTmenTs, each oi which has a skylight activities .gx -71 - 1 4. 4 R 1 1 n 'f 1 ,XR f W , . k Gil KY iam ,ff 'Y'V- w I , 4 W f W Z x9 f J , AH X fi - by gf' if -ff 3 i .- - -X M' :SJ - , Off ZLL, 2 1 fig lg Q2 LL. PUBLICATIONS if Row 'l: John Stanford, Editor in Chief, Lois Brastield, Associate Editor, Exie Stevens, Business Manager, Mil- dred Nicholson, Art Editor. Row 2: Midge Johns, Pho- tography Editor, Betty Blair, Technical Editor, Lawrence Owens, Boys' Sports Editor, Dorothy Ogle, Girls' Sports Editor. Row 3: Paul Sturges, Fair Editor, Margaret Hill, Club Editor, Margaret Sanderson, Feature Editor, Mariola Danskin, Fine Arts Editor. Row 4: Janet Spencer, Class Editor, Betty Hauser, Sales Manager, Beatrice Topliff, Typist, Doris Arms, Typist, Miss Mc- Clelland, Faculty Advisor. 64 ' FASTI STAFF 9 Seniors ot I936 being the twenty-titth class to graduate trom Chattey Union l-ligh School. the Fasti statt chose as a theme the Silver Anniversary ot Chattey's origin. 0 With the cooperation ot Mr. Anderson ot the Cali- tornia Theater, the Statt sponsored a movie, Wings Over Ethiopia ancl Shiprnates For- ever. ln this way extra tunds were procured to help with the publishing ot the Fasti. 0 We have endeavored to put within the covers of this boolc, a record ot the activities ot the year, the progress ot the last twenty-tive years. and confidence in the tuture growth ot Chattey. I' ' PRESS REPORTERS . No activity on the campus draws more in- +eres+ or is more important than the Chaffey United Press. The high school journalism stu- dents write half the news of the paper. Their work is strictly reporting, as most of the edit- ing and feature work is done by the junior col- lege students. The work of the reporters pro- motes cooperation between the faculty and the students and also brings to the parents and the rest of the community the activities and other items of interest that happen on 'the campus. Y Miss Smith R Metz Row I: M Johns, E Stevens, e, M Gough Row 2: L Owens, L Brosstield, D Wolsh, C Williom- son. Row 3: L Slope, D Proctor, E. Floke, VV Kegley, Row 4: D Smith, H Horns, K Applebury, J. West, J Barber. ba TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT CHAFFEY UNICDN HIGH SCHCDOL I P R O G R A M Processional .... .,.............,..,.. C hafley Advanced Orchesfra Invocafion Address- The Promises of 'lhe Consl'i'rulion . . . , . ....,,.. ...,.. P aul Leos Address- Heal+h, 'lhe Vilal Principle ol: our Nalional Wellbeing 4..... Ernesl Schullz Songs- ln Heavenly Love Abiding .....L..... ,,.......... ...,., L a ssen Pale Moon ....,...................,... .... L oganr Senior Girls' Chorus Address- BeH'er Homes and Social Progress ,... . . .Exie Sfevens Address- Men of Good Will ...... .... ..... L e Roy Brown Songs- Morning ....,,,....,s,.i,.,, ,,,4,. , . ,..... Speaks The Heavens Resound ..... .......,,...... ...,. B e e+hoven Chaffey Choral Ensemble Address- Forward: Educalion Lighls The Pa+h . . . s..... Doris Arms Presenfalion of 'rhe Class of l936 ,,.s,..,,.. ...,....,......... E rnesf W. Fischer Principal of Chaffey Union High School Recep+ion of 'rhe Class .....,, ..,........,.......,...,... G ardiner W. Spring Superinfendenl of Chaffey Union High School Presenlafion of Diplomas .,.,..,.,. .,...,.......,.....,, , ,John L, Mglfufclqen Presidenl' of 'lhe Chaffey Board of Educafion School Song- The Orange and lhe Black Benediclion Lois LeBaron Avery, inslruclor in public address Florence Blakeslee, direclor of lhe Chafley choruses Murray Owen, dieclor of +he Challey orcheslra Elinor Corn, accompanislr CDN XIWXX3 as fc xi X419 0 Qflicer ..... .... D on Gardner Srewardess ...,,. ....... F rances Paul Professor Grimm .,.,...,.. Warren Richards Fischbein, a Broadway producer. .Carl Nelson Carson, his parlner ......... George Srillman Maude Grimm ...... ..... N ancy Jaine Hall Syble Frorh. ............ Eslherann Walker Nick, 'rhe lfalian chef ,...... l-larold Salisbury James, lhe cockney wailer. .,,. David Axfell Caprain of lhe liner ..,..,,....... Floyd Tiff Rush Lee, reporler ........... Gordon Sible U Following 'rhe four year old lradilion of a Winfer Exlravaganza, Collegial'e Cruise was given December 6 in fhe Chaiiey audi- lorium, before a capacily crowd. 0 A passen- ger liner, as suggesled by lhe rirle, was lhe background for lhe sluclenl numbers. They were cleverly woven around lhe cenrral idea which was rhe lranslormalion of Maude 68 Harold Salisbury Gordon Sible David Axtell CQLLEGIATE CRUISE Grimm from a seedy member ol: lhe inlelli- genlsia inlo a glamorous sophislicale. Fisch- bein, lhe producer, used his knowledge of showmanship +o help bring lhis change. Music played an imporlanl parl in lhis year's vaude- ville. The Thealer Orcheslra, whose specially is popular numbers, made ils debuf. Mr. Mur- rey Owen organized and direcled lhe orches- lra, which was enlhusiaslically received. Joe Mazzola sang l'm in 'rhe Mood for Love : Isabel Nelson, New Moon : and Warren Richards, an old fashioned dilly. Members ol borh lhe boys' and girls' glee clubs crealed 'rhe srudenf background for rhe cruise. 0 Miss Clara Bissell, advisor and direclor, and lhe sludenl' commirlees, of which Kay Fischer was chairman, were largely responsible for 'rhe suc- cessful presenlalion of This year's vaudeville. Collegia're Cruise was lhe las+ play given in rhe Challey audirorium before if was con- demned. ' Growing Pains , a comic show presenling adolescence in bloom, was given by lhe senior class in lhe junior college audilorium, March 20 and QI. 0 The produclion was wrillen by Auronia Rauverol and was direcled by Mrs. Rulh Tremaine Kegley. 0 The lhree-acl play deall wilh lhe problem ol lhe younger gene- ralion's growing up . 9 Berl Erancis and Mary Dewees, playing lhe Mclnlyre children, and Belly Lucas who enacled Mrs. Mclnlyre. gave lop performances. Prudence Darling, lhe lown llirl, was well played by Emma Cam- panella. Craig Williamson enlerlained lhe audience as Brian. 0 Because lhe Challey audilorium was condemned, lhe iunior college audilorium had lo be used. The slage selling used lhe new cycloramic laupe velour drapes recenlly purchased by lhe iunior college. Music lor lhe produclion was lurnished by a small ensemble ol aboul lwelve players direcl- ed by Charles Jones. 0 Publicily, liclcels, and slage managemenl were in charge ol sludenl commillees. GRGWING PAINS George Mclnlyre Terry Mclnlyre Mrs. Mclnlyre Prolessor Mclnlyre Sophie Mrs. Pallerson Elsie Pallerson Trallic Qllicer Dulch Brian Omar l-lal Prudence Pally Jane Miriam Vivian Berl Francis Mary Dewees Belly Anne Lucas David Axlell Mildred Johns Mildred Johns Dorolhy Ely Bernhardl Ollila lclarry Smilh Craig Williamson l.eRoy Brown Wollinglon Kegley Emma Campanelal Deen O'Bryanl Exie Jean Slevens Isabel Nelson Jane Miller Dmul Axtvll, Betty Lucas, Mom Dvxwvc W Kcglcy, C Williamson, M Deiiees, D Ely, H Fron- cis,B Ollilo, l: Componello, L Brolin, I Nelson, l-l BmiIl1,D O'llryont, E Sleverws, J Muller, M Johns ELEMENTARY GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I: Mrs Blakeslee, N Carter, M Collins, I Nelson, E Relnh, K Fisher, P Muller, L Hayden, I Tnllon, G Mulauiz, T Credelle, M Smiderly, Miss Corn Row 2: M Bavee, P Graham, V Wright, F Swain, VV Blair, B Brosh, N Scuaroni, A Keith, E Roliier, C Ryder, A Smith, E Paulin, C Ledig, B Southey Row 3: M Ingalls, R Myers, B King, V Ortiz, M Boxxlds, S Toomy, J Mehl, J Richardson, E Franz, M Norcia, B Tibhels, G Phelps, S Paslrani, R Bridge, M Wallace Row 4: B Szabo, B Mc'Curdy, B Davis, R Clark, M Sanders, D Patterson, E llendy, M Srhowaller, S 0Wi+h lhe closing ol lhe audilorium, lhe Challey Music deparlmenl found 'rhemselves quarlerless. Following lhe old Challey spiri+ of keep going regardless- , lhe Glee clubs look sheller in Ihe l-lome Economics building and made up lor lheir losl operella by doing special finished work in lheir nnany public appearances. 'These groups, which are di- recled by Mrs. Florence Blakeslee, aided by fhe school orcheslra, crealed 'rhe musical background for rhis year's Exlravaganza. 'Collegiale Cruise , and sang lor 'rhe Mexi- McCurdy, ll Riley, C Kinlscher, F Swain, M Hartley, ll Jackson, T Kaemmerling ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I: P Sibold, M Winton, B Linsley, Mrs Blakeslee, I Nelson, L Kellenberger,J Mason Row 2: B Richard- son, O Lackey, K Beckley, M Ponlin, P Peters, E Toxxnley, T Henderson, E Conioanello, S VVillis Row 3: L Fisher, E Berry, A Ross, T Srnilh, F Len A Wyfnore, L Minor, M Foulker, M Vlllialley, E Highsnnlli Row 4: E Crollock, E Lindsey, A Todd, L Fisk, l Wel- lingham, A Flosleller GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS can Chrislmas paarly. Twelve ol lhe girls ac- companied Mrs. Mljrray Owen who sang for lhe sludenl assemblies. 'The oulslanding program ol lhe year was given by lhe Ad- vanced Glee clubs al lhe c. audilorium. They offered a delighllul enlerlainmenl ol ensembles in dancing cc-ordinaled wilh choral background, seleclions from recenl' musical successes, groups ol line arf song, and a Boys' Glee club collegiale slunl. 0 The underclass- men gave a number ol songs lor lhe freshman assembly. 70 ' THEATRE ORCHESTRA 0 Challey's Thealer Orcheslra was organized by Mr. Murray Owen during lhe fall semesler, and has proved a line assel lo The life of rhe school. ll is a 30-piece orcheslra selecred from lhe besl lalenl in rhe High School and Junior College inslrumenral nrusic deparl- menls. lls purpose is lo provide music lor sludenl' slage shows, banquels, exrravaganza. and elc. 0 Besides accompanying, in a pro- fessional slyle, all lypes ol singing, dancing. and novelly acrs, 'rhe lhealer orcheslra pre- senls complefe musical comedy seleclions and many numbers by modern American compos- THEATER ORCHESTRA Row l: Mr. Murray Owen, D. Benson, K. Henry, E. Nelson, B. Snider, G. Jacobs, D. Arms. Row 2: D. Walker, C. Johnson, E. Wing, l.. Olsen, J. Murray, B. Neidlinger, R. Hargrave, J, Slanford, Mr. Dysarf. H. Wallhman, C. Henry. Row 3: H. Templeman, B. Murray, A. Burger, D. Hahn. B. Paulin, V, Bryanl, F. Williams, E. Elliol, Mr. Jones. l-l. Hendriclzson, S. Taylor, W. Roeben. ers. 'ln addilion 'ro performances by The enlire orchesrra, a smaller group of I7 play- ers has been organized info a modern dance orcheslra which has furnished music for four of lhe high school and iunior college informal allernoon dances. ' BUYS' GLEE CLUB . The Boys' Glee club in combinalion wifh lhe advanced Girls' Glee club have given pro- grams lor various clubs and meelings. They also sang for high school assemblies and class leas. Clyde Ovill was elecled president Alonzo Tale, secrelaryslreasurer. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row I: Mrs. Blalceslee, Miss Corn. Row 2: C. Noll, D. Donnrfly R. Williams, K. Franlclin, J. Mazzola, R. Mason, W. Harvey, R. Townley. Row 3: C, Ovill, R. Page, D. Axlell, L. Alonso, J. Orchard, H. Salisbury, J. Lafimer A. Kimball, H. Aslcren, Row 4: E. Dempsey, J. Bealiie. B. Minion, W. Richards, H. Buehler, C. Movlensr-n W. Lewman, T. Murral, B. Shaw, U. Dinger. 7 l Row I: C I-Iulrlrurrf, K Herrrx, J Huston, D Brooke, E Wing, l, Olirrri, S Urmln-rixood, I3 Srryclur, lsr Jfrccrbs, H llnrrrrlrr-lfrrrr, W lwclreu, S lcixlrrr, Il Nlxoltrrrorr, D Arrrrs, If Durrrcrrr, M Miers, lv lfrrrrrrr-rt, N llrrlbroxisky, O Slrorrr, A Mrllrrr, R Grllerle, E Lee-f Row 2 C Henson, IJ Nwrrllnrrui-r', IQ l-Iorgrruvc, D fvlvrry, J Allure my, C Julrrisirrr, D Vlolker Row 3: Hill Murray, I'l lerrirrerrrorr, M Kxmle, Al Ouwrr, D lfuruvr, If Poulrrr, D llolrrr, E hllrrrll, If Vllrllrorrrs ' ADVANCED QRCPESTRA 'Chaffey's Advanced Orchesfra, under fhe direcfion of Murray Owen and Charles Jones, has made rapid sfrides during fhe year. From fhe sevenfy odd sfudenfs who regisfered for orchesfra work fhe besf players were selecfed for fhe advanced orchesfra, wifh Ihe balance making up The elemenfary orchesfra. 'Tho complefe advanced orchesfra played for fhe P.VT.A., Mexican Chrisfmas parfy, assemblies, Baccalaureafe, and Commencemenf services. ' In addifion fo fhe performances of fhe com plefe orchesfra, smaller ensembles played for various school and communify funcfions, such as banquefs, feas, recepfions and similar af- fairs. Back Row: XA-.V Cldorrd, H Temrrrenwmr, I5 Murray, E Ellrfrl, E Wrwlrcrrl, C Jirrrrrsriri, D I,N'olkr?r, J Murrcrg, M Slolcrr, CQ JLIIIAEX, H llrfrrorrrs, fr Norrg: f Elliot, f Fisher, Mr Qui-rr Left Side Row: If Miles, M Kxxore Row 2: J Arlurrng, Kr Urrrlurimzvl, I1 Mclxrll ROW 31 If Jiirrrrw, D Merry, J DIGHILDVQI, If Ne-rcllrrrgerr' Row 4: A liwrqvr, I' Sturges, D Holrri, Ii lluulrrr Row 5: Cr I rrrrrr, fr rryrrrer, E VVholrry ROW 63 Iii AfIcX'I,'illrc11rrrs, I: XrN'rllrGnrs, V lfrxilrrl ' BAND 5 Sfarfinq wifh a reqisfrafion of I6 af fhe be- ginning of fhe year fhe band has grown sfead- ily and now numbers 4-3. 0 The band has be- come a very vifal parf of fhe school and com- munify life, fhrough fhe medium of 26 per- formances during fhe year. During fhe fall semesfer 'rhe band played exclusively for foof- ball games and rallies. Mr. Owen wrofe com- plefe band arrangemenfs fo eleven school songs, which added maferially fo fhe pep af fhe games. 0 Now wifhouf uniforms, Mr. Owen expecfs fhaf nexf foofball season will see a fine fiffy-piece marching band affired in flashy uniforms. LQ Roy Brown Nod ng Eo' Uock Louis Holbrook Po il Legs Alto lvlotlly Isobel Nelson John Slonfofd Floyd Till ' FIRST DEBATE . Resolved, Thar Callcrnia should adopl a single house for a slale legislaruren was lhe quesrion for debale during rhe firsl semesrer ol lhis year. Mr. Kegley had charge of lhe debaring group and coached 'rhe members of rhe leams. Alrhough our +eam didn'+ win any of 'rhe firsr debares rhey pur up very good argumenls. Louis Holbrook '36 and Leroy Brown '36 were The members making up The Challey allirmarive ream. They mer 'rhe Rive erside negarive ream on our own campus De- cember 6. The visiring ream won 'rhe decfsion Don Cwordnor Nancy Joine Hol l3unniu Linslcy Norma Long Worrun lliclioids Rorvli Smith Don N V'ilIionvx l 1Lll Zirirriiyrirmii of rhe iudges. Our negalive Team composed of Don Gardner '36 and Warren Richards '36 wenl' +o San Bernardino lo debale lhe same quesrion. They were also defealed. ' SECOND DEBATE . Resolved, rhar California should adopr a program of srale rredicine was lhe c,ues+ion for 'rhe second debale round held in March of rhe second semesler of 'rhis year. The quef lion of slale medicine, a very rimely subiecl. prcvod 'ro be a good quesrion for debale Our negarive leam made up of Leroy Brown and Don Gardner borh '36 wfrh Mary Jane EnrieTTy '37 as aITernaTe debaTed ColTon on March I3. Our debaTers losT To The ColTon Team by a decision of The iudges oT 3 To O. Vllarren Richards '36 and Jaine Hall '37, our aTTirmaTive Team, upheld The idea oT sTaTe medicine and won a decision oT 2 To I Trom The Covina debaTers. Judging by The resulTs of The debaTes of our Teams on The Topic Tor The second senfesTer debaTes, iT appears Thaf sTaTe medicine has a greaT many advanTages over our presenT sysTem oT privaTe medicine, ORATORV ' PODRASNIK CONTEST 'The sevenTeenTh annual Podrasnilc conTesT was given November 7 in The High School audiTorium. William Smale, liunior collegel won TirsT place wiTh his speech The Immi- nence oT War . Lucille HusTon, liunior co'legel who spoke on ChrisTianiTy, The World's AI- TernaTive placed second. Third place wenT To Warren Richards who spoke abouT Cecil Rhodes, Empire Builder . Paul Zimmerman and Ralph SmiTh p'aced TourTh and TiTTh. Their speeches were Religion and World ATTairs , and Should We Condemn Mussolini? Mr. Alois Podrasnilc, sponsor of The conTesT, was presenT aT The assembly and also aT The lun- cheon where The awards were presenTed. 9 DECLAMATION CONTEST 'Giving Fosdiclc's My AccouriT wiTh The Un- lcnown Soldier , Warren Richards '36, placed TirsT in The DeclamaTion conTesT given Decem ber I3 in The High School audiTorium. Paul immerman, '36, placed second wiTh The American CiTizen of Foreign BirTh by Wood- row Wilson. Isabel Nelson, '36, who gave John Brown placed Third. 9 CROMBIE ALLEN PEACE CONTEST 'John STanTord placed TirsT in The Peace ConTesT given April 28 Tor The Upland RoTary Club luncheon. Preparedness and Peace was his subiecT. Warren Richards and AITa Iv1aTTly won second and Third places. Their subiecTs were GovernmenT ConTrol oT MuniTions In- dusTry , and America and NeuTraliTy . 74 9 AUSTRALIAN CONTEST 'Norma Long, '36, wiTh The NaTives of CenTral AusTralia, Their Ceremonies and MyThologies placed TirsT in The AusTralian conTesT gfven March 5 in The c. audiTorium. The AusTralian conTesT was esTablished in I925 by George ChaTTey and dedicaTed To his sons, Andrew ChaTTey of Los Angeles and Benjamin ChaTTey oT AusTralia, Bonnie Linds- ley '36 placed second wiTh her oraTion on WhiTe AusTralia , while Don Williams '36 came Third. His speech was enTiTled AusTra- lia, The Child oT Science . 9 CANADIAN CONTEST 'AlTa MaTTly and Leroy Brown Tied Tor TirsT place in The Canadian conTesT given March 6 in The c. audiTorium. Their Topics were The Royal Canadian IvIounTed Police . Nadine EasTlack's oraTion oT The Canadian Rockies placed Third. The Canadian conTesT was es- Tablished by George ChaTTey aT The same Time he esTablished The AusTralian conTesT. These Two conTesTs were creaTed To TosTer Triendship beTween The UniTed STaTes and The Two counTries, Canada and AusTralia. 9 CONSTITUTION ESSAY CONTEST 5 WiTh his oraTion I-lave The Promises oT The ConsTiTuTion Been FulTilled? Paul Leos '36 won TirsT place in The ConsTiTuTion Essay Con- TesT given in The c. audiTorium February I2. The American Legion sponsored This conTesT. All oT The sTudenTs oT The high school wroTe essays abouT The ConsTiTuTion. The besT from each class were selecTed and given in The Torm oT speeches To deTermine The besT. Class awards were made as well as The Tinal awards. Paul Zimmerman '36 and Floyd TiTT '37 also placed in The Tinals. Their essays concerned PoIiTical ParTies and The ConsTiTuTion and The ConsTiTuTion, Preserver or LiberaTor . 0 RICHARDSON CONTEST .The TwenTy-second annual Richardson Con- TesT was won by James Nielson. Winifred O'Brien and Louise Reynolds placed second and Third. This is The oldesT ChaTTey conTesT, and The lasT To be held beTore school closed in I935. , . C L U B S ' ANTHOLOGY ' ESCHSCI-IOLTZIA Row I: L FuIIer, I3 Iruncrs, VV, Mepli, Mug Avery, T Row I: I3 Foss, M Jonng, B Richardson, F Paul, B Cosselem N DVODQV J BO,b9,,X 'dow 2: C OW, B Pnbhs, F Srnrtn, J Nesblt, M De-wee-S Row 2: M ' I ' A ' HIII, D Arnws, D Ogle, IXAM Hyde, F Stone, E Sicvens, B Hauser, D Webster, I NL-Isnn Row 3: R Perrin, D MrIIor, J VNnIInon15, G Anriersnn, MISS Avery, F. Ed-- Rosenberger, W Kcglsy, II Srnrrn, J Or5bnrn, K West- Iund, H Whne Row 3: C Wulnonwson, L Owens, L Brown, H Horns, K Snyder, C BIQICIQ, E Porkcr words, C Nance, B Arrdersnn, IS Cross, E Cornporudlo ANTHOLOIHY OFFICERS ESCHSCHOLIZIA OFFICERS Pregldent ,,,,,.,AAA,, , ,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,A,,...A, L QRny Brown p,CS,dC,,T AVVVAVYVYVVUV V Yvrw vv-,-----A A --., Y EMG Slevem Ist Vice-Pregrdenl ..,., ,..,,,....., E rne5I SCIMIIIZ , p lf, , A N 2nd Vlceipremdwt nwcrokg Vwlmmtjom VIEL rg rdent , i,Mory Dgwus SQUQKW ,AA--,.,..-,-.A-,, Qvnnqnnnw N CNW, Dmpe, Svfrcfton' ,,,,,,, ....,. . ..I5c-In RICIIOVLISOII Sergeant-or-Arrns ...... .,,BQrI Ironcm Treasurer ,, ,..Frc1ncus Edword5 76 ' PEGASUS CLUB ' HARMCDNY CLUB P Fuctttw, '4 MUNI, J Rrpieyg, li XIV'-XVX, Maw Num, Row 1: 'WN Ficlh-irq lx Mx1tuw,fX gVc1n,Vx' Ruhorfis, NN SllVMfl'VMWH, J HHN, N fslwtkll T YXMHVGE, M1 '.K. ffwrw ROW 2: U f'XxM-5, R X'X'xHlQ1rv1s, H Hwhlor, J IXMIQIUVLII N Pogo, H Sallmwfvluy PH ASUS CLUR Of f ICF 145 furxf Scrwmcswr Svcwlui Serv:-sim Fwy Fmrwrv lwudvx Pvm, Mnrqvf Smrwjv-ww I N Max' F7rus,Mc1rc1wISuvnfurwrw Yun u PM K , D. Xvkx Hu BUCJUM' 1 M, Helen Shujx , Sm , NLlVWfx. Jumc Hof! I N 77 it Q, nj' I- ' F, .f I I .I I I r 'I lin I L I iff I if . If f I Q I Q I . If I I 11,5 I A I 3 rx:-I I SKQP ?l , I rl ' I If r I Lf: WE 'I I . I .I I .IP I I I o I I I I I I ,QM I 'Q g iff? iff: ' SOCIAL SCIENCE CLLJB Row I: G, lVlcCurdy, L Holbrook, W. Kegley, J Croug, J Borber, L. Brown, B Oront Row 2: Mass Anderson, M. Cline, A Cooper, D Gardner, I- Owenrz, D Mrlllken, J Trocy, E, Stevens Row 3: J. Moson, F Foul, J Powell, B. Blorr, N Long, M Flemrng, M, Jolrns, M Dewees. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Pregrdent ,,.,,.,.,...,,.....,,.,...,.,.., Louis Holbrook Vlce-President ,.,,.,,,.. ..... ......,. D o nold Gorclner Secretory ,,,,,,,,,, ............ F ronees Poul Reporter .,...,. .Lowrenre Owens 0 RACOLJETEERS Row I: J Mrller, B Blorr, D Patterson, S Rose, B Georlwordt, K Frsner Row 2:J Mason, M Okornoto, J Ne5I3lt, 'I Srnttlw, E Pottereon, 'I' Srnltlt, A Olcomoto Row 3: Mm Wrdrner, M Peters, J. Weber, J Sclwmldt, E Roth, J Hutclmson, Muse Crrober. RACOIJETEERS' OFFICERS Premdent .A..,,, ,.,,.,.......,....,,.. . ..,,...,A J one Muller Vlcc-Presrdent ...,,,. ,,,...,, B orboro Georlnort Ser flkrens .,,,,..,, Kntlworlne Frslter 5 4 ' CAMERA CLUB Row I: V Benton, S Pastrone, VV Snntlt, R D'Atnta E Schultz, N Jolwns,J Meltl, G Calloway, E Malcolm J Brldgden, T Kaylar, L Allen, G Allen, J Robunson Row 2: M Campbell, M Okantata, F Clayton, W Blair N Rtley, N DeVore, lf Walker,J Gray, D Barrtngton C Stanley, M Danskin Row 3: D Rafteny, C Marrrl son,J Rowelson, R Sclwlecltt, W Lewman, L Rtcltards B Davenport, J Burdue, Mr Wlttstler CAMERA CLUB OFFlCERS Prostclcnt Jack Rowelson Vtfv prvsuclont Clyde Mormon Suuctary-treasurer Jane Brtgclcn Press reporter- -Beatnce Benton Actvtxer Mr J0lwnVVl1t5tlCr r 1 r r ' HDME ECDNDMICS Row l: N Eglxtlack, A Okarnota, P Stbolcl, R Kupac, L Ftatz, E Brown, W Mears, A Cluvc-tt Row 2: A Frost, D OAI:-, J Murrlttnson, E Caglc, F Mtller, A Wynmc E Kellum, D Wlntc, l TtmnlQy,J llwompson Row 3: R Dslanfn, L Bnttatn, C3 ,An?le:r',nn, J Sflwmudt, M SCItn1t1l,S Stutnlwfk, F Sxxann, H Jafksnn, D Straxn, K Apnlvburx HOML LCONCJNMCS CLUB OFFICERS Prusttlfynt Dnfatlzy OQIS Vrcw ptw-trlcfnt Naflme Eastlack Sirfrutclry treasurer Gladys Anclivsnn Swual Cltatnnan Jeanna Mtrrclnnsnn Rrtws vvgurvrtvr- Darts Vvllwtte Atlwsc-rs MM CYMOVGB and Mtss KL-nt 79 L I J J J J J J I J i 1 J J J J J J , ' QEN5 TQGMJ-x ' INTER N05 Row 'li CH lirttfir, F Prml, E AJ'v'kllll 1f-, Maw Crwrrger, H Row l: Ei fXrr'lQr'-Arr, D Besrr-ww, H Duvrs, J Monroe, J J Shop, M Juhrrs, M Okrmwirv Row 22 XX Qkclmom, E Fulirw, A MIIJN, J Dutcrwor, E Brown, K Hcmeery, C Poo, F Huffrrmiwlm, E i,rrc0rv.xoofI, M Surmclcrsrnrw, M Yorrmgrrrin Row ZZE AMJQJ, J Sm1tJ1,S Toomey, D ' Rohn, M Hurrwwg, R Pcrrm, P llrwiwtw Row 3:1 Nel OQJQ, A Sr'JwQrr1rer, F5 Jones, M Wolfe, B Morse, K J ww, D Wokiw, F Im, Vv Mcrlz, P Zlmmcrmom, J Heckler, E Waker, B Lorkrrw Row 3: JI Promos, D J Horbifr, L Jloihrowk, H Cwlrmofk, A SCIWOHCVI, E Mwkm-,, A CJOm0rxts, K Borrwcsj F0114kru'r,l: Stone, Wolters E Frowj, M Sfiwmmd, M Me0r1,J Porutur, I Johnson, D Prfrricw, Row 4: D Bryon, C Sachs, B Abbor,J I GENE TOSATA OFHCERS Lotrmcr, Mrs Howkmson, G Gronf, F De-Jehoyde, A. J J CQHSAJJ ,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,. , Lows Hofbrook CJOJJD J Vrrrf Crwwrl Mary Murqrrre'-I Flemrmcz WWF-R NOQ OHICHQQ J 'rw Jr--fp lrwvvir-Jx.'r1 Iirtrwr J 'xx R ' fywrw- Sw ',f:r1guJ , A ,,...,...,.. JW Lmwrwer Ffa-Civ , ,,,,,,, ferwmrevc McCurd',' Scrvbcr .. ..,.... C Yrrmquche ' Rsnorrcr ,,., .,.,.,...,,..... ......,... F ronces Stone Zrud Swvcmr Crpmnrl A,.,,. ,.,,,,.,.,....,,.....,.....,... I rr: Jdwnson kf'rqp.Cr,w ,,.,,A,..,,.,.,,, Amvlmm Sfhrwcudor J 'iQ 4 sf ' 1 fcmlurl. fxcportcr 'A 'Hrwf Scrvwd' ..,.....DorUthy UQ.: I 7 ' PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: B Toplrff, F Smlth, G Sargent, E Poe, B Hauser, D Webster, E Walters, J Hall, T Srnlth, G Rrtter,J Neshrt Row 2: F Hoppe, B Crust, R Perrrn F Stone, D Savala, C Nelson, J Stanford, E Buf- hngton, B Krtchel, B Grass, M Hatton, M Rahn Row 3: Mr Vrck, B Wrlllams, R Bryan, C Sachs, E Brand, D Wrllrarns, J Wiseman, G Templeton, E Cox B Ollrla, W Porndexter, F Taylor. PHYSICAL SClENCE OFFICERS Presrdent .,,.,,..,.,,..,,.,,..,,.....,,,,, .,.,.. B etty Hauser Vrce-Presrdent ,,...,. ,,,,t,,.,., C arol Sachs Secretary .,....,...... ........... F rances Stone lreasttrcr ..,,..,.,,,, ..,.,.L,., D orothy Webster Press Reporter ...,., ....,.,.,.. J oltn Stanford r 1 ' GERMAN CLUB Row l: M Danskrn, D Longeneckar, D Wrllcox, S Shrrmer, R Rernrar, D Larrclc, H Rhan, M Peters, R Remrngton, K Takenabe Row 2: V Bryant, C De- Vore, M Hrll, R Perrrn, C Ledrg, Mrss Brssell, D Pat- terson, A Hostetler, J Walker, E Parker, E Rutter. Row 3: W Brown, A Davenport, K Westland, R Har- grove, H Buehler, J Toews, E Wrng, C Bovee, K. Beard, E Mahon, E Tate, H Hesche GERMAN CLUBS OFFICERS Presidents ,..,.,......,,...... Shrrley Shrrrner, Rrchard Halpern Sec -Treas ,.,. ,,,,.,., Martha Peters, Kenneth Westland Presidents ,...L... , ...,..L...,, Wrlbur Brown, Edward Mahon Sec-Treas . ...,.., Altce Hostetler, Marlola Danskrn ' SENIOR HI-Y Row I: C Blelclm, K Westland, CA Kronl, VV Mertz, Mr Mutclnell, F Tutt, A Kurnball, E Parker, C DeVore Row Z: J O'BrIan, R Halpern, B DeBcrand, T Cassa- Iettl, R Doll, J Orsbtlrn, C Soutlnwortlw, D IVICCIIIIOLIQII H Utman, E Smltlw Row 3: H Askren, K Halstead B Manton, H VVI1ute,L Fuller, F Mack, C WIlIIam5on V Jol1nsnn,J Stanford f r 1 SENIOR HI-Y Pregudent ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,eA Rueltard Halpern Vuce-Premdent ,.,,,,.,,, .,,,,,,, L QWI5 Fuller Secretary-Treasurer ,,A,, ,,,,A,,, C l'1OrIeS BICICIQ SGVQGGUI-Ol-AIITIS , ,,,AA, ,,,,,,.,. W alter Ivlortz - ' CHAFFEY SENIOR HI-Y Row I: Ii Mnnton, J Wnsernan, Mr Snyder, W Harms, Mr Payne, A I,ucI1tI,E Cox, W Rrcltards Row 2: E Molton, N Rledel, C Bovee, K Beard, C Sachs, O Habbegger, B Fr5her,J Homewood, R Bryan, C Cava- naaglw Row 3: D Longnecker, J Nenote, F, Taylor, C Nelson, B Wullnanws, E Elluot, E Slterbondy, E. Bar- ton, R Odom CHAFFEY SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS President ............,...............,.,,..,...,,., Carol SOCII5 Fur5t Vuce-Preindent ,,,,,,,, ,,..,,, J ames Wiseman Second Vtce-Presldent ,,,.,,,,....,,.. Richard Bryan Secretary ...,.......,.,..,,....,. .,....,, N orrnan Reldel Treasurer .... .. ....... Eugene Cox ' HMLATHJC CLUB Row I: M Baker, E Roth, O Lackey, F Coops, M Lewke, P Waters Row Z: E Mann, D Waikwrwshaw, D Harrxs, Mr Manton, L Alonzo, R Weher PHILATELIC CLUB OFFICERS Presrdermt .. .,.,,,.,,,,,,,A, ,.,.....,., . .Opal Lackey Sec -Treas ,,,..,,A.A..,.. ....,.... K athorme Fnsher Program Chairman . Davwd Wa1kmshow ' FRENCH CLUB Row 1: E Hrghsmxth, E CampaneHa, E Karr, S Ross, C Fafhs, B Ford, M Myers Row 2: F Sanchez, B Lmsley, B Petra, M Manger, I Nelson, A Keith, D Beafhe Row 3: J Daggs, D Rasermberger, Miss Hyde, J Ripley, E Draper, D Bedard, L Thomas FRENCH CLUB CFFICERS Prebrderwt ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E mrna Camparmella Vlfe-Presrdem .,,... ..,.,..,,.L..,..L I sabel Nelson Sec -Treas , ,,,,,. ........ D orothy Roserwberger Reporter ,, ...,,. ..,..,. E rmly Draper I NX X I I I I C X ,X ' ATLETA CLUB Row I: M Olcamoto, FI Shorr, D Gregg, D Ogle, L Jettrres, A Schnerder, N Long, V Maggorra, V Oster- gard Row 2: E Stevens, E McGready, F Edwards Mass Mahon, E Randall, Mass Graber, B I-lauser, B Blarr, G Rutter Row 3: A Okarnoto, J Nesbrtt, J Muller, K Frsher, C Nance, F Stone, B Crass, M Johns, B Toplrtf, T Reynolds ATLETA CLUB OFFICER Prestdont .,,,,., ,... , .,............., Dorothy Ogle 1 ' COMMERCIAL CLUB Row I: I Crannonr, L Frslse, E Cullock, D Leopard, C Nance, B Deem, J West, D Vrttone, S Wallace, M Crannonr Row 2: D Reynolds, R I-Ialstead, E Moore, L Slape, V Morgan,J Mclntrre, H Rucker, E R Smrth, D Gregg, R Turnbow, R Klrng Row 3: K Snyder, G lzqarerdo, V Bennett, D Proctor, G Cheatham, M Founders, D Ely, B Srnrth, V Maggrora, M Schunk, D Derr,J Trayaglra, Mr Watenpaugh COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Presrdent .. ...,. . ,,..,,.,,., Gaul Cheatham Vrce-Presrdent , . . ..,, Charlotte Nance Program Charrrnan ,.,,,o ,.,Esther Moore Press Reporter . ..., .,,,..... D orothy Proctor Row I: E Weber, E Murphy, G Oxley, G Nelson, J Vv'att, F Smederlv, R Grsburn, L Murphy, L Bexvley, J Murray, B Murray, F Sandoval, R Ftnocchtaro, J Fletcher, C Osburn Row 2: L Standlea, B Vance, E Tate, E Appel, O McG.nre, C Smederly, R Pearson J Ftggtns, J Edelbroclc, F Fulton, R Cameron, R Balclwtn, L Barley, H Askren, B Perrtn, R Donnelly Row 3: G Wymore, B McKennett, S Crouse, O Ayers, M Barnes, C Longaneclcer, A Sttchka, J Frankltn, E Fuetz, J Lattmer, H Hauchen, N luglnbtll, R Mc- cutcheon, C Dvttt, E Mttchell, B Sherwood, J Laver- more Row 4: B Pruttt, B Deern, R McCann, H Ut- rnan, K Shan, L Vestal, F Cuthbert, V Cherbak, R Holbrook, H McConallurn, J Larktn, J Lee, D Warner E Engle, R Corn, M Ltchtt, H Blatntck, E Strawn Row 5: G Hauser, M Reese, E Stcosky, E Baker, R Stallcup, W Hull, A Ktmball, L Ramp, B DeBerard, A Shaw, E Murphy, A Hollestet, J Thomas, B Rosen- berger, S Salver, B Davtdson, E Crutchtteld, J Davts, C Engle Row 6: T Pettt, A ltclttt, K Frankltn, L Fuller, R Dall, P Lucas, G Grant, W Karr, D Kurk- patrtck, L Catte, Mr Alter, H Smtth, Mr Perrtn, T Casalettt, F Delahoycle,J Tuplttf, D Danger, C Stead- harn 1 GA A. Row I: A Okarnnto, V Ostergard, D Barnngton, B Toolttt, M Johns, M Davtes, H Shalt, W Blatr, F Srntth, P Atwood, J Nesbtt, E Thornhtll, E Brown, D Benson, M Okamoto, V Clapp Row 2: V Mtller, E Patterson, V Ellts, lt Hutrhtnson, l Campbell, D Ward, T Smtth, G Rttter, L Brasfteld, 'T' Srntth, M Elsea, M Gaylord, L Ftetz, A Sparfelclt, M Tarascon, M Ptler, E Oltve Row 3: E Cummtng, E Hallovvay, M Wallace, B Geathart, M Pounders, E McGready, J Muller, B Blatr, D Fly, D Arms, R Perrtn, K Ftslter, R Ward, R Mattox, B Phtbbs, M Flemntg, N Hall, T Reynolds Row 4: O Stratn, M Cltne,J Weber, Ck Rtggle, B Brauer, N Nanassey,J Johnson, D Webster, V Maggtora, D Ogle, B Hauser, F Stone, B Srntth, E Stevens, L Nemantck, B Grass, M Hutton, D Mtllar, B Shetdley Row 5: E Malcolmn, L Brtttatn, M Peters, F Roth, A Cooper, P Pearson, L Fuller, D Patterson, S Ross, N Long, D Qrreqg, S Pastront, G Phelps, D Ayers, N Vtckery, J Mclnttre, A Schnetder, S Sher- nwer, C ltbbetts, F Wyrnore Row 6: M Mclnttre, B Deem, E Randall, C Nance, D Leppard, S Spurloclc, F Fdxvards, Miss Mabun, Mtss Graber, J Schrnrltt, G McCurdy, L Jettrtes, B Verity, D Murlqtns, J Meltl, A Roltrtg I ' AVIATION CLUB ' RIGEOINI CLUB Row I: R Ram5Iand, D Thomas, E Wrng, E Newcomb, S Crouse, W Fothk, D Laumer, C Roberts, J I-Iomee C Mortensen, A. Burger, M Morng, V I-Iamrlton, B wood, J Chapman, Mr DeIhauer,J Johnson, P Clark Mengle Row 2: R Terby, R Powell, Mr Wrlson, P. C Ivlorchnnson, I-I Thomas, E Chppertan, C Hendon Ferrero, W Winton, L Rechsen, D VVnQhr, G Fetrow, E Long, J Poole, C Thornmon, R Belknap, E Fisher A Blnssent, H Horns, F Merha, E I-Iarvel, R Lynch B IVIcDanueI AVIATION CLUB OFFICERS RICIEON CLUB OFFICERS Presldeof - -vaa L- -,,-,A A-----------,- 5 Home Newcomb Preodm I or o,,o olooooooo. 5 rmdley Crowe Treasurer A D GVICI Thomas Vice-Presrdenf Jark Cowan Secretary, ,..,..... ..,...,,, E ugene Wrng R K ' ' Press Reporter ...... .....,,, Don Wrghf SQUTTEOS ---- -- -'-- D ICI4 I-Ollme' Advuser , ,,,. .. ..., H ,Mr John Wrlson Reporter .,...., Jack Homewood 86 r f 1 ' SOPHOMORL AND FRESHMAN HI Y Row I: H Francrs, H Hesche, D Barber, R DeB2rard l'l Emmons, A Davenport, R Newton, L Baldvvln, J Walker, B Helneclxe Row 2: V Ollnqer, D Lucas, W Stewart, C Spencer, Mr Perrin, E Long, R Johnson D McCullough, N Mazzola, W Scott Row 3: C Cal- loway, B Mengle, J Tennyson, D Taylor, L Gwaltney R Fergersan, L Van Eaton, C Llnk, D Halwn, B Nel- son, D '2o'Jertson SOPHOMORE HI-Y OFHCERS Presudenl .,,,,,,,,,.,...,,,,...,.,.,.,..,.,,,...,,.. H Francls Sefrelary ,,,,... L.,,.. ..,.,A,,, L E aldvvln Treasurer ..... ,.,.... ,... ..., l l I lesclwe Serqeant at Arms ,,,,,,,,,, ,,... , ,, ,,,,, B Helnecke FRESHMAN HI-Y OFHCERS plCSlClPlTl .,,,..,, ,. , ,. .......,... .MR Jalwnson Vlca Pwslclenl .,,.. ,...., , nl, Gwaltney Secretary ..., ..Vane Olunger Treasurer ,............,.. ......, , N Mazzola Sergeant al Arms ,,,,.,. ,....., C Calloway .One of The maior acTiviTies oT ChaTTey is furnished by The clubs which bring social and educaTional conTacTs To The sTudenTs. Every club represenTs an acTiviTy inTeresTing To one group. ln This way people who are congenial are broughT TogeTher by Their muTual inTer- esTs. 0 MOST oT The ChaTTey clubs meeT every second Tuesday during The acTiviTy period, al- Though several have all meeTings ouTside school hours, and mosT have a Tew special acTiviTies during The year which are held else- where. 0 AT The opening of The year sTudenTs may choose which club lisT represenTs one oT Their inTeresTs and apply Tor membership. IT his applicaTion is granTed he becomes a Tull- Tledged member. Some oT The clubs admiT members by inviTaTion only and mainTain sTriCT rules. 0 WiTh a membership of more Than one hundred sTudenTs The ChaTTey Honor SocieTy has become a very imporTanT parT oT school acTiviTy. The basis oT enroIImenT is A counT- ing Three poinTs, and B , one poinT. A sTu- denT may enroll iT he has Ten poinTs and iT aT The end oT his senior year he has been on The Honor SocieTy six semesTers, one in his senior year, he will be given a gold seal on his dip- loma. 0 Language clubs such as The French and German clubs have a special inTeresT in promoTing inTernaTional good will and sTudy of Their respecTive counTries. LaTin sTudenTs may join lnTer Nos and Gens TogaTa in which They sTudy subiecTs correlaTed wiTh LaTin, and en- ioy social recreaTion. 0 Two oT The oldesT clubs on The campus are The EschscholTzia and An- Thology clubs. The EschscholTzia being Tor girls and The AnThology Tor boys. These clubs originally liTerary clubs, make every possible conTribuTion To The liTe and sTandards oT ChaT- Tey. They meeT once a monTh, aT nighT. An- oTher imporTanT liTerary club, The Pegasus club, saTisTies Those sTudenTs who wish To de- velop creaTive wriTing. They conTribuTe To The liTerary ediTion oT The UniTed Press and To The DriTTwood. 0 Girls who are inTeresTed in sporTs and Tennis may ioin The ATleTa, RacqueTeers, and The G.A.A., The G.A.A. being one oT The largesT clubs aT ChaTTey. The ATleTa club is only Tor Those girls who have earned Their leT- Ters. ATTer compleTion oT inTer-class games spreads are held celeb:-aTing The Tinish oT a Cl-IAFFEY CLUBS parTicular sporT. 0 STudenTs who are inTeresT- ed in science and hisTory may ioin The Physi- cal and Social Science clubs: Those inTeresTed in hobbies may ioin worTh while clubs such as The PhiIaTelic, Harmony, Camera and AviaTion clubs. The PhilaTelic club acquainTs sTudenTs wiTh The hisTory and meaning oT sTamp col- lecTing. The Boys' Glee club Turnishes The Harmony club wiTh iTs members. A model air meeT is held during The ChaTTey Fair aT which Toy airplanes which have been made by The AviaTion club are Tlown. Film developing holds The inTeresT of The Camera club. 0 Clubs wiTh pracTical value such as The Home Economics and The Pigeon clubs Try To apply academic subiecT maTTer To pracTical and enioyable use. The Home Economics club held a bazaar This year, The proceeds going To Tinance Their booTh aT The Chaffey Fair. 0 There are diTTer- enT chapTers oT The Hi-Y club which are all sponsored by The Y.M.C.A. The purpose oT The club is To creaTe, mainTain, and exTend ThroughouT The school and communiTy high sTandards oT ChrisTian characTer. lnTeresT is sTimulaTed by dinner meeTings held once a monTh wiTh an inTeresTing spealcer. The Tour chapTers are lcnown as The ChaTTey Senior Hi- Y, The Senior Hi-Y, The ChaTTey Sophomore Hi-Y, and The ChaTTey Freshman Hi-Y. 0 The FuTure Farmers is The largesT ChaTTey club, being a chapTer oT The FuTure Farmers oT America. lT is correlaTed wiTh The school agri- culTural program. lTs main acTiviTy is The spon- soring and managemenT oT The ChaTTey Junior Fair, The biggesT liTTle Tair in The world. 0 Some ChaTTey clubs also conducT acTiviTies ouTside The school. The ChaTTey Pigeon club loaned a large number oT whiTe homing pige- ons To The ForesT Lawn Memorial Park Tor use in The EasTer sunrise service. The Honor socieTy spenT a day aT The GriTTiTh Park Plan- eTarium. MoTion picTures were broughT by The German and French clubs. The German pic- Ture was WalTz Time ln Vienna , and The French, Le Million. The LaTin clubs held Their annual Roman BanqueT aT The Women's Club. all members aTTending in Tull Roman garb To eaT and be enTerTained in The Ro- man manner. AFFEY FA ' CHAFFEY FAIR . Seven Thousand people Trom all over SouTh- ern CaliTornia aTTended he TourTeenTh annual ChaTTey Fair. The Fair was opened To The public shorTly aTTer noon on May l8, l935. under The sponsorship oT The ChaTTey Chap- Ter oT The FuTure Farmers oT America. This Tair, The largesT high school Tair in The world, was conducTed smooThly and eTTicienTly due To The cooperaTion oT The school and sTudenTs under The leadership oT Mr. Charles Perrin and Mr. T-larry AlTer. 0 Numerous exhibiTs. and large displays sponsored by The various clubs and deparTmenTs oT The high school were shown in The Boys' gymnasium, Tarm me- chanics building and The auTo shed norTh oT The caTeTeria, during The Fair. 'A map oT ITaIy composed OT lTalian STamps was one OT The high-lighTs oT The display oT The PhilaTe ic Club, in which sTamps Trom all counTries were represenTed. 0 Social Science exhibiTs includ- ed Term papers, noTeboolcs, and charTs made by various hisTory classes. 0 NoTeboolcs and sl4eTches done as exTra-crediT proiecTs were shown in The English l3ooTh. 0 Desgns made on TypewriTers were TeaTured aT The Typing booTh. STudenTs showed The use oT The mime- ograph machine. ' Dresses and clay mof'el- ing, arTicles made by members OT The Upland Junior T-ligh sevenTh, eighTh, and ninTh grades were shown. ' Baby boolcs which are made annually by The girls oT The Sophomore class were on display in The healTh booTh. 0 AT The Physical Science booTh, seemingly impossible experimenTs were shown under The direcTion OT Mr. Roy Vick, adviser. Richard Powell, h. S. '35 gave special demonsTraTion5. ' Drawings and painTings made by Carrol BirchTield and William Bailey were among The colorTul ex- hibiTs. ' Machinery and Tools made by sTu- denTs Taking machine shop were shown. ' In The AgriculTural deparTmenTs oi The Tair, en- Tries in all divisions displayed The quan i'y and qualiTy oT Tarm producTs in The ChaTTey DisTricT. Nearly 400 pigeons, capaciTy enTries in poulTry and rabloiTs and caTTle, Tilled The bus sheds and exTended up The yards wh:r3 The hogs were exhibiTed. Eosy Riding, On their woy to The Toir, Reddy for The start, FuTure Formerettcs, Reheshments ' JUDGING TEAM .The Judging Teams are under The direcTion oT Charles Perrin and Harry AlTer oT The Ag- riculTural DeparTmenT, and The FuTure Farmers OT America OrganizaTion. 'On The SToclc Judging Team was: Ray Bowers h. s. '353 Rob- erT GroTT h. s. '353 Dean Poulson h. s. '35g William Smale h. s. '35. ' On The Dairy Judg- ing Team was: John l'-linderliTer h. s. '35g El- mer TaTe h. s. '37g David Ward h. s. '35g Ellis Oxley h. s. '37. 'On The PoulTry Judging Team was: l-loyT l-louchen, STandley Crouse. RoberT Pearson, George Wymore, RoberT Donnely. 0 The prize Tor The besT CiTrus booTh was Taken by Gordon Oxley and John Franklin. 'The prize Tor The besT VegeTable booTh was Taken by Elvis SchulTz. 0 AT The SToclc AucTion, ThirTy prize winning swine, Two beef and some sheep were sold. They were sold aT good marlceT prices. 0 Many dresses. lcniT arTicles and luncheon seTs were displayed in a case by The advanced sewing class. 0 Home ArTs displays oT weaving. were shown in a glass show case in The gymnasium. U The Radio booTh was direcTed by RoberT l-larris. Radio Club presidenT. The Radio booTh was locaTed in The school workshop building easT oT The TooTball bleachers. Radiograms were senT all over The U. S. by The boys in The booTh. 0 PainTings and oTher drawings con- sTiTuTed The arT exhibiT which was placed in The easTern corner oT The Gymnasium. Bleach- ers were Tixed wiTh Tlower poTs Turnished by Diclc SmiTh, The gardener, To represenT Ter- raced gardens. The picTures were hung on The walls. 0 AviaTion insTrumenTs and airplane models were shown aT The AviaTion booTh un- der The direcTion oT Mr. Wilson. 0 The Fon- Tana branch oT The High School biology class was colorTully represenTed wiTh a display oT buTTerTlies and insecTs. 0 CiTrus-CiTrus Tair displays were excepTionally Tine This year. El- mer TaTe '37 was awarded TirsT prize Tor The mosT pleasing and arTisTic booTh. 'Vege- Table-Elvis SchulTz '35 was awarded TirsT prize Tor The besT VegeTable booTh in The Tair. 0 Model Air MeeT-On SaTurday The model air meeT was held on Graber Field, Muster l-londsg Hygiene Exhibitg Toger lnng Waiting for their wingsg Prize Booths AF' showing +he various Types of model airplanes and holding dislance and endurance Tlighls. 0 Many visilors enjoyed refreshmenls al lhe Tag'er lnn held in The easl porrion of The Gymnasium.lvliss Liflian Graves, l-lome Econo- mics reacher, who sponsored The lea room, pronounced il an oulslanding success, bolh in 'lhe number ol people served and in experi' ence gained by The g'rls who loolc parl. This porlion of The Fair fs going lo be enlarged nexl year. 0 Three Chaffey Judging Teams: sloclc, dairy, and poullry, lefl on May 8+h Tor San Luis Obispo Judging Conlesls, held May 9-ll. Aller The conlesls The Fulure Farmers of America held a convenrion. 0 ln The conlesl al Perris, California, Challey placed Tirsl in Class B poullry judging, Third in Class A poullry, Third in sloclc judging, and sevenlh in dairy. Ray Bowers was high man in individual sroclc judging. 'The Challey 'ream placed Tourlh, sixlh, and lwelfrh in The Slale judging conlesl. , l i., - Xin ' CHAFFEY JLllNllOR FAIR HEADS Apiary , . , , Leslie Srandlea Beef , . Franlc Culhberl Boolhs. , . . . . Edward Appel Cirrus ,,...,., Blylhe Rosenberger Concessions . ...,,. Till Casalelfi Coops. ,.,. . Dairy, ,. . ...Jack Larimer . . .Paul Lucas Decoralions, Olin McGuire Educalion . , , ,. . Louis Fuller Finance .... .,. l-larold Kalina Garden ,. . Leland Ramp Goals ,,.. . Ground inspeclor. , , . l-larold Thomas , Jim Topliff Horses . . . . Roberl lv1cCu'rcheon l-lorlicullural. , . . l-loward Ulman Pigeons ...,.. , , . Wallace Felliclc Poullry , . . . . . .l-loyl l-louchen Publicify . . . . Kennelh Franklin Rabbils .,.,, .,,.. J ess Thomas Sheep . . . . .... Gordon Oxley Swine ..,.... ..., E lmer Tafe Transporlalion , . , ., l-lugh Agkren Model Air lvleel' . Vern l-lamillon Big Shots, Puzzlef Find the Pig, Reddy for the defi- S'OfW, Yum' Yunil, Coils-O'Tl1e-Vklolls, Future Hom- berger, Pigeon Loft, Two of a kindf, Prize Winners campus life ' SPlRlT OF '36 .Recognize llwem? Tl'iey're +l'ie fypical boy and girl of 'flue Class of '36-composife pho- rographs of assorled eyes, noses, lips, and miscellaneous laces of 'rlwe gradualing class. Do +l'1ey look familiar? Tl1ey're no Gable and l-larlow, and bo+l'1 are a liHle fuzzy around lhe edges, lou+wl'1a+ do you expecl? By llwe way- +l1a+ doesn'l happen 'ro be your eye, does il? Too bad no one really looks like This-or is il? 93 S7! ?' xt .i x. 'fT. i' 'x EJ - Lliflqf R NY '5k'3'l OcTober I, I935 Dear GraduaTe OT l9I2. OT course, I shall be glad To wriTe and lceep you in Touch wiTh The ChaTTey oT Today. We are now going Through a period oT change, as you were TwenTy- Tive years ago. The old buildings are giving way To new ones. Two, The library and girls' gymnasium, were oTTicially opened and dedicaTed on SepTember nineTeenTh. Mr. AlberT Angermayer, concerT vio- linisT, gave a program aT our TirsT as- sembly on SepTember TwelTTh, Two days aTTer school opened. A moTion picfure, David CopperTield , was shown on The TwenTy-sixTh. Did you have Big and l.iTTle SisTers in l9l2? Ours held a geT-acquainTed Tea SepTember TwenTy-TiTTh. Your Triend. A graduaTe OT i936 OCTOber 3l, l935 Dear GraduaTe of 'I2, Today is l-lallowe'en, buT The Fresh- men anTicipaTed The daTe wiTh Their l-lallowe'en lvloThers' Tea on OcTober TwenTy-Third. Columbus Day was cele- braTed by The Sophomores wiTh a nauTi- cal banquet Dr. Roy L. SmiTh spolce in assembly on OcTober Third. The Tollowing Thurs! Pomncms, Sod Alvuut Europe , Anderson Twins, Choffey ond Pomona meer, Lots of Twin, More Twins, A bumper Crop, Scrum , Thoge Iggy Twins, Vlfhich is whifhf No Tooling, D0 ygu be- licve in signsl The lodderof success, Whot' More Twins? day we heard a group of Lalvian sing- ers, and on lhe fwenfy-fourrh, molion piclures of Unifed Srales colleges and universilies were shown. Tomorrow Mr. Burlon l-lolmes is ro give an iluslraled lecfure on Efhiopia. See you nexl monlhl Graduare of '36 November 27, l935 Dear Chalfey Graduafe, l'm seeing red! Why? Senior swealers are here! Juniors and Seniors held lheir lirsl dance November lwenfy-second under a l-larvesf Moon . Our assemblies for November includ- ed lhe piclure Man of Aran , lhe Swfss Yodelers, and a lallc by Mr. l-lerschel Griffin. Thanksgiving vacalion slarrs lomor- row, and Chrisfmas is coming soon. Auf wiederschen, Chalfey Senior January 6, I936 Dear Gradua+e of l9I2, Vacalion ends Today. l-lo huml Chief evenl of December was fhe Vlinler Exlravaganza lCollegia+e Cruisel on December sixlh. Assembly ony good7, VVoiring, Keeping o doctor owov, Gong-way, Hero Horry, Look what l drd', Peek-0-boo Monkeys, Choffey--roh', Don't let o Dogo by, O1-yeh, Where is the fish? Concentrated energy, Prize ditchers Ili Dr. Charles Knopf spoke al 'rhe December lwelflh assembly, and lhe following weelc lhe Padua Mexican players gave a Chrislmas pageant Las Posadasn. And 'rhen vacalion, and now-adiosl Graduale of l936 ' February 28, I936 Dear Graduale of l9l2, No leller lasl monlh-semesfer finals- need l say more? Also polirical campaign- Bow Ties vs. Red Ribbons! February seems 'lo have been a monfh of leas, Three classes having given leas for Their molhers. The Sophomores chose a Win+er Theme, lhe Juniors Lincoln Day and The Seniors Colonial Days . The Girls' League gave a 'rea welcoming new girls. January lhirlielh marked +he lirsl informal alrer-school dance-more lun! Mr. Geoffrey Morgan spoke in assembly February sixlh, and fhe following week was a sludenl variely show, wifh Miss Eadie Adams, M.G.M. slar, as guesl arlisf. On lhe rwenly- firsl, Freshmen enlerlained l'he Upland ninlh grade wilh an assembly. Unlfl nexl monlh- aloha! Graduale of I936 April I, 1936 Dear Senior of Twenly-live years Ago, Over live hundred molhers and daughlers allended lhe Spor'rs banquel held on March lhirleenlh. Two performances of The Senior Play, Guess wherep, Give us o horse, Out of ioinr, See the monkeyl The gong's nll here, I'm in the Mood for Love , Get something we like, Were not coldl, Teoch- ers must ect, 'Round ond Wound, Luck lomp post? Wl100', Curb Stone Cutie Growing Pains were given March fwenfiefh and fwenfy-firsf. The end of March also marlced The end of fhe fhird quarfer. Well, l'm off for fhe informal dance. If is fo be an all-school affair, no April fooling! Goodbye! A Senior of Today April 30, me Dear Graduafe of I9l2, Easfer vacafion is now a dim memory. We saw The Sfory of Louis Pasfeur in as- sembly foday. Olher assemblies included a performance by lvlr. Brower, venfriloquisf, a program by Mr. Ray Graybill, marimba play- er, and an illusfrafed lecfure on Norway by Mr. Bronson De Cou. Au revoir. Graduafe of I936 June 4, I936 Dear Graduafe of l9l2, Tonighf we graduale. This is our lasf day as Chaffey Seniors. lmporfanf evenfs since l lasf wrofe were fhe Terrace Rendezvous . Junior-Senior dance. May eighfh, The Chaffey Fair, May fiffeenfh and sixfeenfh, and fhe Junior-Senior recep- fion of May fwenfy-firsf. The wafer carnival was an innovafion made possible by our new swimming pool-wef, buf more fun! Faslis made fheir appearance fwo days ago. l'll send you one. Our friendship will con- finue. Fare fhee welll Graduafe of l936 Puzzle -find the plunge, Going up9, Figuring whof goes wlicrc, A wonderful digestion, Dorf! work too hard, Steppin' high, Always hungry', Ride 'em cowboy, l-long on' Cl-IAFFEYS FIRST GRADUATES ln I9l2 The firs+ class +o graduafe from Chaf- fey Union High School consisled of 'rhe 'Fol- lowing fif+y-fhree members. The Class of '36 is 'rhe +wen+y-fif+h class +o graduale, and numbers nearly 'three hundred. During +he in- +ervening years, fhe original graduales have lalcen fheir places in +he world. Their occupa- +ions are: Abbot Warren-Physician, San Bernardino Andrews, Julia-Mrs. Bernard Bergsirom, El Monle ArneH', Claude--lns+ruc+or in S+a're Teacher College. Emporia, Kansas Aiwood, Glenn-Member of firm of J. J. A+- wood Co., Upland Biggs, Cora-Elemenlary Arr Teacher, Long Beach Billingron, Susie-Mrs. Susan B. Mehl, mem- ber of Chaffey facully. Onlario Bowen, Edna-Mrs. Harry Doner, Newhall. California Brooks, Olive-Mrs. James Gooclban, Upland Brown, Eva-Mrs. Burl' Schilling, Greenbay. Wisconsin Burl, Harold-Music lnsfrucior, Bakersfield Casey, lone-Mrs. O+is Hodges, Sfrarhmore Colborn, Amos-Colborn Eleclric Shop, Up- land Cook, Nellie-Mrs. Cobb, Pasadena Cooper, Helen-Mrs. A. Gilberi, Covina Crew, Deon-Physician and Surgeon, San Luis Obispo Cromer, Ray-Rancher, Corona Goodban, lva-Mrs. Ralph Marr, Upland Goodban, Vera-Mrs. Jonas Frownfeller, Al- hambra Harper. Dorolhy--Mrs. O. S. Roen, Alhambra Hariley, Helen-Mrs. Ray Edwin Bond, Chi- cago, Illinois Horsch, Lucas-lnsrrucfor in Chaffey Junior College. Oniario Jenkins, Russel-S+a+ionery Sfore, Los Ange- les, California Jordon, Norval-Rancher, Upland Kinlzi, Erwin-Deceased Loba, Fri+z--Deceased Maclc, Lois-Mrs. David Boyce, San Gabriel Magill, Floyd-Rancher, Randall, Washingfon Mayhew. Eugene-Deceased Mehl, J. D.-Deceased Menge, Lucy-Deceased lvlinier, Winnie-Mrs. R. E. Dilwor+h, Oniario Murray, Phil-Prinier, Los Angeles lv1cCorlcindale, Efhel-lnsirucfor, Onfario Schools Mcliennei, Rolland-Rancher, Cucamonga Nicholson, Clarence-Manager Fruif House. Claremon+ Nisbef, John-Chief Geologist Empire Oil Co., Barflesville, Oklahoma Osborne, Isabel-Mrs. Lemuel Graves, Oniario Ramsey, Bernice-Deceased Riggs, Carl-Posrman. Upland Riley, Rufh-Mrs. Harold Siiclcney, Upland Sharps, Alice-Married, living in Tracy, Cali- iornia Siewari. Harold-Rancher, Onlario Sficlcney, George-Deceased Waison, Howard-Engineer, S+a+e Highway Proieci, Slocldon, California Welch, Gladys-Mrs. Glenn A+wood, Upland Wilmer+, Emma-Los Angeles Wright Hazel-Mrs. Niles Rohrig, Upland ADDRESSES UNKNOWN: Hewili, Edward, Merrill, George: Mezera, Elizabefh: lvlirchell, George, Shimmin, How' ard: Tracy, Ernest -3 CHAFFEY WHOS WHO CLASS OF '36 ALLEN, LOIS Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Art Clubs: Camera Club Activities: Delegate to student body nominating convention ALLISON, THELMA Fontana Junior High School Majors: Science, Homemaking, English Clubs: Spanish ALVARADO, CHONA Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Spanish, Science, Commerce ALVARADO, ESTELLE Ontario Junior High School Majors: Latin, Spanish, English Clubs: Gens Togata, Honor Society ANDERSON, BETTY Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Home Economics, Commerce Clubs: Home Economics, Eschscholtzia, GAA., Honor Society 4 Activities: Fashion show ANDERSON, GLADYS Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Commerce, Home Economics Clubs: Eschscholtzia, Home Economics, Honor Society, GAA. Activities: Home Economics Club tSec,J, Fashion Show APPEL, EDWARD Etiwanda Grammar School Majors: English, Agriculture Clubs: Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4, Pigeon I, 2, 3 Activities: Citrus Judging APPELBURY, KATE Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Home Economics Clubs: Alkamystra 3, Home Economics 4 Activities: Press Reporter, Extravaganza 2, 4, Student Assembly ARMS, poitis Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Latin, Orchestra Clubs: Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Eschscholtzia, Gens Togata 2, 3, 4, Physical Science 3, Cad- man 2, GAA. 2, 3, 4 Activities: Class President 4, Extravaganza 3, 4, Fasti Staff 4, Theatre Orchestra 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 3, Drum Corps 2, Flower of Venezia 3 ASKREN, HUGH Ontario Junior High School Majors: Agriculture, English, Mathematics, Wood Shop Clubs: Future Farmers, Senior Hi-Y Activities: Extravaganza, Glee Club, Judging Team AXTELL, DAVID Fontana Junior High School Majors: English, Science Clubs: Harmony, Journalism Activities: Growing Pains, Extravaganza 3, 4, Flower of Venezia , Seventeen AYERS, OSCAR Ontario Junior High School Majors: Agriculture, English, Woodshop Clubs: Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Future Farmers ITreas.J 99 BAKER, GRACE Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics l BAKER, MARGERY Ontario Junior High School Majors: Latin, English, Science, History Clubs: Stamp, Gens Togata, Honor Society, Oratary BANCROFT, WILMA Fontana Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Clubs: GAA. BARBER, JOHN Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Language, History Clubs: Social Science, Gens Togata, Anthology Activities: Oratary, Press Reporter, Jr.-Sr.. Dance Committee BARRINGTON, DOROTHY Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, History, Science Clubs: Library 2, Camera 4, GAA, Activities: Sports, Library Club IVice-Pres.J BARROW, EDNAMAE Ontario Junior High School Majors: Homemalcing, English, Science Clubs: Home Economics Activities: Fashion Show, Glee Club BARTON, EVERETT Ontario Junior High School Majors: Mathematics, English Clubs: Chaffey Hi-Y BAUDER, WILLIAM Manual Arts High School Majors: History, English Clubs: Radio 2, Social Science 4 BEARD, KENNETH Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, German Clubs: German BEATTIE, DOROTHY Upland Junior High School Majors: History, English, Languages Clubs: Library 2, French 4, Pegasus 4 Activities: Extravaganza 2, Pegasus Club tVice- Presi BEDARD, DORIS Fontana Junior High School Majors: Language, English, Science Clubs: French BENTON, BEATRICE Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Homemaking, Music Clubs: Cadman, Bird, Camera Activities: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Extravaganza 3, Fashion Show I, 3 BERRY, ELVA Ontario Junior High School Majors: Art, English Activities: Glee Club, Extravaganza 2, 3, 4, Flower at Venezia BEWLY, LYNN St, Catherines Majors: English, History Club: Future Farmers 5, . - - M. - ifff.-V - 3 -.L-J Q lf 'ni ,t' -Triifirf M' ,xl -- v '5' 1 't ffl -:il-'wif than 4- 2 -L - - :.- xf W wg,-1 - ii ' S' ,'!'1. 'ifJ -:,e W .M ca, , ,M .im , -J, A111 : f f tn. --4 :...-c it fr . .4.,. , T! , Pi, -..- .1-.f , 'K ir.. -C.-g-w 4' , .. f ,,.'. '-40 3:3 V. E rs 4. ,.,,, E 5: ,fb if--f -5 N-A 5:1-A . ELM 3. , .f Q ' any 1-.Y 1-ff 2 if . .s ks .,4 'sf E ,5's. ? . ,vi .,J,,, . Q.3 I4 S' , xx: F ip, 5- 45 4 c '15 :ti 9325? fc.: i ris., 3' H , ,Z 1.5, ff. 1' ' SEE ' -.Z-'? ' it H: 2-'fair .cf ' V . a la' l . - 'ii' iflij -.qt -Q i5'f l ' :.:ij s i ,ri : 3 it . . li ...nv-.Y-H ii. s ' t'-55? - fiT frtv' M .1 CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 BLAIR, BETTY Alta Loma Grammar School Majors: Language, History, Englisn Clubs: Gens Togata 2, Social Science 3, 4, GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, Atleta 2, 3, 4, Tennis, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Fasti Staff, Varsity Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Speedball l, 2, Hockey 2, 3, Sad about Europe Baby Book ilst prize? BLATNICK, HARRY Fontana Junior High School Majors: English Clubs: Future Farmers BOGGS, BETTY Bishop Union High School Majors: Mathematics, Music, English, History Activities: Orchestra l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Operetta ' BRASFIELD, LOlS Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Spanish Clubs: Library 2, Atleta, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Fasti Staff, Press Reporter BRASFlELD, ROBERT Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Agriculture, Woodshop Clubs: Future Farmers BRIGDEN, JANE Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Language, Hamemaking Clubs: French l, Library 2, Camera 4 Activities: Camera Club iSec.-Treasi, Fashion Show l BROWN, DOROTHY Fruita Union High School Majors: English, History Activities: Dramatics BROWN, LEROY Ontario Junior High School Majors: Science, English, Social Science Clubs: Anthology, Torch, Social Science Activities: Class President l, 2, Student Body Presi- dent 4, Growing Pains , Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Anthology Club lPreS J, Debate 3, 4, Public Speaking 4, Basketball 2, Basketball lMgr.l BRYAN, RICHARD Rialto Junior High School Majors: English, Mathematics, Science Clubs: Physical Science, Chattey Hi-Y Activities: Hi-Y iVice-Presl, Band CADWELL, RUTH Fengex High School Majors: Biology, English Activities: Extravaganza 3 CALLEROS, ESPERANZA Mountain View Grammar School Majors: Homemaking, English, History Clubs: Spanish l, 2, 3 Activities: Fashion Show l, 2, 3 CAMERON, ROBERT Upland Junior High School CAMPANELLA, EMMA Cucamonga Central Grammar School Majors: French, English, Hamemaking Clubs: Eschscholtzia 4, French 3, 4 Activities: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Belle of Bagdad , Magic Crystal , Flower ot Venezia , Extrava- ganza 2, 3, 4, Growing Pains , French Club lPres,J, Glee Club iSec.-Treas J CARTWRIGHT, GEORGE Fontana Junior High School Majors: Spanish, English Activities: Basketball l, 2 CASALETTI, TILL Etiwanda Grammar School Majors: English, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Agri- culture Clubsi Senior Hi-Yi, Future Farmers, Anthology 3, 4 Activities. Future Farmers tVice-Presi, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Student Body iAdv. Mgri, Student Body tVice-Presl cAupLE, FERN Fontana Junior High School Majors: Home Economics, Science, Commerce, English CAVANAUGH, CLYDE Steele Union High School Majors: English Activities. Track CAVION, IRMA Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Homemaking, Mathematics Activities' Fashion Show l, 2 CHAMBERS, viviAN Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Homemaking, Language Clubs' Hamemaking 2, Pegasus 3 Activities: Honor Society 4 CHEATHAM, GAlL Ontorio Junior High School Majors: Commerce, English Clubs: Commercial Activities: Commercial Club iPres, and Program Chairman? CHERBAK, ELLEN MARGARET Academy of Holy Names, Pomona Majors: Art, English Clubsi Alkamystre CLAUSON, WENDELL Fontana Junior High School Majors: Mathematics, Spanish, History, English Clubs: Honor Society, Commercial 3 CLlCKENGER, LAWRENCE Ontario Junior High School Majors: Mechanical Drawing, English, Science, Mathematics Clubs: Aviation COLE, RICHARD Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Woodshop Activities: Swimming CONFER, MARJORIE Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Hamemaking Majors: English, Mathematics, Science, Agriculture Activities: Glee Club l, Extravaganza 2, Magic Clubs: Future Farmers IOO ,:' Crystal lg snug CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 COOPS, FRED Fontana Junior High School Majors: English, History, Mathematics Clubs: Philatelic Activities: Philatelic Club lpresl COX, EUGENE Fontana Junior High School Majors: Mathematics, Science, English Clubs: Chaftey Hi-Y, Physical Science Activities: Hi-Y lTreasl CUTHBERT, FRANK Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Agriculture Clubs: Future Farmers Activities: Stock Judging DANSKIN, MARIOLA Etiwanda Grammar School Majors: French, Science, English, Language Clubs: GAA I, 2, French 2, German 3, 4, Camera 4, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 Activities: French Club lTreas.l, German Club lSec.I, Honor Society lVice-Pres I DAVIDSON, RALPH Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, History, French, Mathematics Clubs: Chaffey Hi-Y 2, 3, French Club 2 DAVIES, MARJORIE Upland Junior High School Majors: Art, Science, English Clubs: Philatelic, GAA., Atleto Activities' Volley Ball 4, Basketball 4, Speedball 3, 4, Hockey 3, Baseball 3, Field Captain DAVIS, MARTIN Upland Junior High School Majors: Science, Shop, English, Mathematics Clubs: Aviation, Physical Science Activities: Stage Crew DEAN, MAXIE Redland High School Majors: History, English DeBERARD, WILFORD Colony School Majors: Agriculture, English Clubs' Future Farmers I, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Basketball 2, Track 3 DELAHOYDE, FRANKLIN Ontario Junior High School Majors: Science, Mathematics, English Clubs: Future Farmers 3, 4, Inter Nos. 4, Hi-Y 3 Activities. Football 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, Glee Club DE LONCO, RUTH Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics, Philatelic DERR, DOROTHY Riverside Polytechnic High School Majors: English, Commerce, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics 2, Commercial 4 Activities: Glee Club 3 DEWEES, MARY Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, History Clubs: Eschscholtzia, Social Science, GAA. Activities: Growing Pains , Eschscholtzia lVice- Pres I, Extravaganza IOI DEXTER, CLAIR Filer Rural High School Majors: Science, English Activities: Track DINGER, IRMA Upland Junior High School Majors: Home Economics, Science, English Clubs: Home Economics DOWNING, GEORGIA Fontana Junior High School Majors: Science, English Activities: Glee Club l, 2 DRAPER, NEWMAN Upland Junior High School Majors' Mathematics, English, Science Clubs. Anthology Activities' Football 2, 3, Track Z, 3, 4, Junior Class lSec I, Anthology Club lSecl, Upland Junior High lPresl DUNDAS, BETH Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Home Economics, Orchestra Activities: Extravaganza EASTLACK, NADINE Upland Junior High School Majors Home Economics, English, Language Clubs, Pegasus, Home Economics Activities Pegasus Club lSecI EDWARDS, FRANCES Ontario Junior High School Majorst English, Business Mathematics, History Clubs: Atleta 3, 4, Eschscholtzia 4, GAA 2, 3, 4 Activities Extravaganza I, Tennis 2 ELLIOTT, BERTHA Ontario Junior High School Majors. English, Spanish, Home Arts Clubs' French Activities' Fashion Show 2, 3 ELLIOTT, EDWARD Ontario Junior High School Majors' English, Mathematics, Music Clubs. French I Activities' Orchestra, Band, Extravaganza I, 3, Track 2 ELSEA, MAXINE Ontario Junior High School Majors. Spanish, Science, English, Economics, Com- merce Clubs: Lamba Sigma, GAA, Alkamystre Activities' Lamba Sigma Club lSec -Treasl ELY, DOROTHY Ontario Junior High School Majors: Home Economics, English, Commerce Clubs: Home Economics I, 2, 3, 4, Bird Club 3, Commercial 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Growing Pains , Belle of Bagdad , Fashion Show I, 2, 3, Extravaganza I, Varsity Tennis 2 ENGLE, CHARLES Beulah College Majors: English, Agriculture, Mathematics Clubs' Future Farmers Activities: Stock Judging ENGLE, IRENE Alta Loma Grammar School Majors' Homemaking, Mathematics, English Activities: Fashion Show 4 FALLIS CHARLENE Colony School Majors History French Science Clubs French FINDLAY KEITH Fort Morgan High School Majors Mathematics English, History Clubs Honor Society l 2 FISHER BOYCE Ontario Junior High School Majors English Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing Clubs Radio Senior Hi Y FISHER LUCY Ontario Junior High School Majors English Science Clubs Alkamystre Lamba Sigma 2 Activities Glee Club Extravaganza FISK LOTTIE MAE Ontario Junior High School Majors English Science Commerce Clubs Commercial Activities Glee Club FLAKE ELMO Cucamonga Grammar School Majors Woodshop English, Mathematics, History Activities: Swimming Water Polo, Freshman tYelI Leaderl FORD ROBERT Colony School Majors Science English, Mathematics Upland Junior High School Majors English Language, Science Clubs Gens Togata Alkomystre 2, Bird Club 3, Eschscholtzia Activities: Student Body lSec.I I, Sophomore Class lSec I FRANCIS BERT Ontario Junior High School Majors Mathematics English Clubs Torch Anthology Activities: Growing Pains , Football FRANKLIN KENNETH Ontario Junior High School Majors English Agriculture, Woodshop Clubs Future Farmers Activities: Basketball I 2, 3, 4 FRENCH GERALDEAN Upland Junior High School Majors English Science, Home Economics Clubs Home Economics 4 FROST AILIEN Upland Junior High School Majors English Language, Science Clubs Alkamystre 2 Bird 3, Home Economics 4 Activities: Extravaganza 4, Glee Club 3, Flower of Venezia FULLER LEWIS Ontario Junior High School Majors English Science Clubs Anthology 3 4 Senior Hi-Y 3, 4, Future Farmers 3 4 Activities: Football I 2 3, 4, Basketball I, Z, 3, 4 FUTSCHER HAROLD Ontario Junior High School Majors Mathematics Mechanical Shop, Science Clubs Physical Science Artivitie Swimming I 3 I 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 3 ' , I , - 1 : 1 I . f , 1 'fp , I I .I1-I I' I 1 A I F I F 1 -lg' 4 1 1. I 1 :gf ross, BETTE my . 1 . 5211 - I uw - f '51 fl- , fi - r 1 1,1 ' 1.5 h :X- ,KCQ - S' I 1 - ' . i I. . 1 1 ,360 ' , , 4 ,i , . , ESIEIIS1, T , ' '.,o22pA'ff?-V 1 , ga' I' - .' at 1 ' 1 , -- wg . will-, fi , I . ge, I I if A -' 'V I I I ' j , I' , 'Q-if I , 11 I 3 1 , ' I , , . I - I I I I I 1 I . S IOZ CI-IAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 GARDNER, DONALD Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Language, History, Science Clubs: Social Science, Senior Hi-Y, Gens Togata Acttvitiesi Debate, Extravaganza, Social Science Club lVice-Presl GIACHINO, EUGENE John Marshall High School Majors: Science, Mathematics Clubs: Honor Society GIANNONI, MARCOLINA Cucamonga Grammar School Majors: English, Art, Spanish, Homemaking Clubs. Home Economics I, 2, Commercial 4 Activities' Fashion Show I, 2, 3 GOLLIHER, CLYDE Upland Junior High School Majors: Mathematics, English, Shop GRANT, BARBARA Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Language, Science, Social Sci- ence, Piano Clubs: Bird 3, Social Science 4, Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Gens Togata 2 Activities Sad About Europe , Station Y.Y.Y.Y. GRAY, ANITA Ontario Junior High School Majors: Bookkeeping, Typing, English Clubs: Commercial, Philatelic GRAY, JENNIE Dallas Technical High School Majors: English, History, Science Clubsi Camera Activities: Tennis, Speedboll GRECO, ANGELINA Cucamonga Grammar School Majors: English, Home Economics Clubs' Home Economics GREGG, DOROTHY Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Spanish, Commercial Clubs: GAA, Commercial, Atleta Activities GAA lPresI, GAA. lVice-PresI 3 GULLOCK, ELAYNE Costa Mesa Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Commerce Clubs Commercial Activities' Fashion Show 3, Extravaganza, Glee Club HABEGGER, OLIVER Alta Loma Grammar School Majors: Mathematics, Wood Shop, Auto Shop, English Clubs: Radio, Aviation, Hi-Y Activities: Football I, 2, 3, Track 4 HALPERN, RICHARD Los Angeles High School Majors: Science, Mathematics, Language, English Clubs: German, Honor Soc, Senior Hi-Y, Anthology Activities: German Club lPres.I, Honor Society lPres I, Senior Hi-Y lPres.I Student Body lVice-Pres I, Basketball HALSTEAD, RUTH Ontario Junior High School Majors. English, Mathematics, Commerce Clubs: Commercial HAMMOND, ORRIN Ontario Junior High School Majors Mechanical Arts, Mathematics, English CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 HARMS, WALTER Upland Junior High School Mayors: English, Mechanical Arts, Science Clubs: Lambda Sigma HOSTETLER, ALICE Walnut Creek High School Mayors: German, English, Mathematics Clubs: German Activities: Orchestra, Lambda Sigma Club lVice- Activities: German Club lSecl Extravaganza 3, Pres l HARRIS, HUBERT Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Mathematics Clubs: Anthology Flower of Venezia HOWELL, WILLIAM Ontario Junior High School Mayors: Mechanical Drawing, History, Science Clubs: Radio Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Press Reporter, Track ACllV'l'e57 FXIVOVQQOFIZO I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, Sopho- more Class lYeIl Leaderl HARRISON, JESS Chino Mayors: English, Mathematics, Science HARVEY, WENTER Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Mathematics Clubs: Future Farmers Activities: Extravaganza, Glee Club, Oratory HAUSER, BETTY Fontana Junior High School Mayors: Home Economics, English Clubs: Physical Science 4, Home Economics 3, Eschscholtzia, GAA, 3, 4, Debate 4, Atleta 4, Honor Society I, 2, 3, Spanish I, 2 Activities, Girls' League lAdv. Mgr J, Sophomore Class lPres I, Junior Class lSocial Chrl, Physi- cal Science Club lPresl, Debate Club lVice- Presl, Athletic Club lVice-Presl, Fasti Stott, Fashion Show I, 2, 3, Spanish Club iTreas.l HILL, MARGARET Upland Junior High School Mayors: Mathematics, Science, Language, English, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics, German, Pegasus, Eschs- choltzia Activities: Fasti Staff, Honor Society lSec I, Ger- man Club lTreas.l HITCHMAN, ELMER Fontana Junior High School Mayors: Mechanical Shop, Mathematics, English, Mechanical Drawing, Science Clubs: Athletic Club I, 2 HOLBROOK, LOUIS Ontario Junior High School Mayors: Latin, English, Social Science Clubs: Social Science, Gens Togata Activities: Social Science Club lPres.I, Gens To- gata lConsull, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Extrava- ganza I, 2, 3, 4, Oratory, Debate HOMEWOOD, JACK Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Science, Mathematics Clubs: Pigeon 2, 3, 4 Activities: Swimming 2, 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Water HUBBARD, CHARLOTTE Stadium High School Mayors: Mathematics, English Activities: Theatre Orchestra, Extravaganza, Ad- vanced Orchestra HULL, WALTER Ontario Junior High School Mayors' English, Spanish, Agriculture Clubs: Future Farmers Activities' Track 4 HuTcHisoN, kEiTl-4 Ontario Junior High School Mayorsi English, French, Woodshop Clubs' Future Farmers I, 2 Activities: Track 4 ISRAEL, FLORENCE Ontario Junior High School Mayors. English, Art, Science JACOBUCCI, LUCILLE Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Home Economics, History Clubs' Philatelic Activities: Philatelic Club lPresl 3, Fashion show i, 2 JAKWAY, MARY ALLA Bell High School Mayors: English, Language Clubs: World Friendship I, 2 Activities' GAA. I, 2 JEFFRIES, LOUISE Fontana Junior High School Mayors: Home Economics, English Clubs' GAA., Atleta Activitiesi Speedball, Valley Ball, Basketball, Hockey, Baseball JOHNS, MILDRED Ontario Junior High School Mayors' English, History, Latin Clubs: Social Science 2, 3, 4, Eschscholtzia 2, 3, 4, Atleta 3, 4, Gens Togata 2, 3, 4, GAA. I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Activitiesi Girls' League lPres.l 4, lProgram Chrl 3, lTreas.l2, Drum Corps 2, Fasti Staff, Press Reporter 4, Gens Togata lScribaI 3, Volleyball I, Basketball I, 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Speedball I, 2, 3, 4, Posture 2, 3, Growing Pains , Station Y.Y.Y.Y. ' ' ' JOHNS, NELLMAY Polo 4 Ontario Junior High School HORAK, BRUCE Upland Junior High School Majors: French, English, Science Clubs: Philatelic 3, Camera 4 Mayors: Science, English, Mechanics JOHNSON, FRANCIS Clubs: Aviation Activities: Football 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 IO3 Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Mathematics, Science, History Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 -qv CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 JONES BONNIE Ontario Junior High School Majors Science Mathematics Music Clubs lnter Nos Activities: Band Orchestra KALINA HAROLD Ontario Junior High School Majors Agriculture Auto Shop English, Wood Shop Clubs Future Farmers Activities: Business Manager Chattey Fair 4 KAAS ROBERT Fontana Junior High School Majors Mathematics English Mechanical Draw- ing Shop Science History Clubs Aviation Activities: Glee Club KEGLEY WELLINGTGON Ontario Junior High School Majors English History Clubs Anthology Social Science Activities: Press Reporter Extravaganza lAdv. Mgrl 4 Oratory Growing Pains KELBER CELlA Ontario Junior High School Majors English Home Economics Clubs Home Economicsl 2 3 4 Activities: Fashion Show KIRKPATRICK RUTH Majors English Commerce Clubs Gens Togata Commercial Honor Society Activities: Freshman Class iSecJ Student Body pianist lUplandJ KITCHEL BETTY Upland Junior High School Majors English Homemaking Mathematics Clubs Physical Science 4 Alkamystre 2 Activities: Fashion Show 2 3 .wmv it A' Kuna rzurn North Hollywood High School Majors English Commerce Home Economics Clubs Commercial KRONMEYER CERTRUDE Upland Junior High School Majors Science English Language Activities: Flower of Venezia LACKEY OPAL Upland Junior High School Majors: English Science Home Economics gg? Clubs: Philatelic 2 3 4 Activities: Extravaganza 2 3 4 Glee Club 2, 3, : 4 Fashion Show 3 Philatelic Club lPres.l 4, Flower of Venezia 3 LARKlN JlMMlE Upland Junior High School Majors: Mechanical Drawing English Clubs: Future Farmers LEOS PAUL South Cucamonga Crammar School Majors: English Spanish Commerce Clubs: Aviation Activities: Oratorical Contest Winner :A f I ' I I 1 1 ' I I 1 1 1 i V I I ,Z 1 1 1 1 . . , . I , I 1 ies, . 1. I : 11 ' ,,,E,'15., , , , 2-5311 - :wg-2. , 1 'mn . b fm., . , :east-: : - '--wi-2 ' I I I .1 1, . tiitb: gn: f 'fir 1 .5121 ' ' 5352, , Upland Junior High School x s'-1. ' 'fL..'i1Q,' : I 3!F,f?i,. I 1 1 ' ' , 1 f L' ,. D ' . if ,'.,., gifiil',.:1i ,! 1 'Hi 1 I :J i , ' ' - ' Q ' 4 - 1 1 L L -15 - 'J if-Sit, , Q 1 j v1.1.4 .rf1?1' , 'fe 1:15 pn' ,,.1f-1 - , V1 A- ' - 1 1 f 1 , . . -I 1 1 1 . I ' H 1 1 H ' 1 tj 1 1 'E wk .L I I ' I I I J' I I , 11 11 ' i ' 1 1 L -' 1 'J 1 1 IO4 LIGHTI, ALBERT Ontario Junior High School Majors: Auto Shop, Machine Shop, Wood Shop, English Clubs: Senior Hi-Y LINDSEY, ETTA Upland Junior High School Majors: Science, Homemaking, English Activities: Extravaganza, 2, 3, Flower ot Venezia , Glee Club LINSLEY, BONNEY Upland Junior High School Majors: History, Language, English Clubs: Pegasus, French, Honor Society Activities: Glee Club, Extravaganza, Pegasus Club lPres:J LOBESKI, LUDWIG Fontana Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Shop LONG, NORMA Fontana Junior High School Majors: History, English, Commerce Clubs: Social Science, Atleta, Dramatics, Etiquette Activities: Etiauette Club lPres J 2, Spanish Play 2 LONGANECKER, DONALD Upland Junior High School Majors: Science, English, Mathematics Clubs: Radio, Lambda Sigma, German, Hi-Y Activities: Radio Club iEngineerl 2, Lambda Sigma Club lProgram Chrl 4, German Club lVice- Pres and Program Chri 4 LUARD, LAURIE Fontana Junior High School Majors: Mathematics, English LUCAS, BETTE ANN St. George's School Majors: French, History, Home Economics, English Clubs: French 2, 3, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Growing Pains 4, Oratory MAGGIORA, VENETIA Fontana Junior High School Majors: English, Commerce, Homemaking Clubs: Commercial, Atleta, Dramatics, Etiquette Activities. Dramatic Club lPres.J, Spanish Play MAHON, EDWARD Etiwanda Grammar School Majors: English, Mathematics, Mechanical Draw- ing, German Clubs: German l, 2, 3, Senior Hi-Y Activities: Track 3 MAIZE, ROBERT Ontario Junior High School Majors: Science, Bookkeeping, English Clubs: Commercial Activities: Freshman and Sophomore Class lVice-Pres J MASLER, DOROTHY New England High School Majors: Commerce, English MASON, JEAN Ontario Junior High School Majors: History, Spanish, Mathematics, English, Music Clubs: Alkamystre 2, 3, Social Science 4 Activities: GAA, l, 2, 3, Alkamystre Club tSec.l 3, Glee Club, Tennis 2, Extravaganza l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, Magic Crystal 2, Belle ot Bagdad 3 CHAFFEY WHOS WHO CLASS OF 36 MATTLY ALTA Leevenurug Junuor Hugh School Ma ors Hustory Scuence Englush Clubs lnter Nos MEARS BEN Wuchuta l-luah School Mayors Englush Mathematucs Clubs Senuor Hu Y MILLER DOROTHY Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mauors Enalush Scuence Homemakurug Actuvutues Fashuon Show l 3 MILLER JANE Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Home Economucs Scuence Englush Busu ness Mathematucs Clubs Home Economucs 2 Burd 3 Racqueteers A 2 3 4 Atleta 3 Actuvutues Varsuty Tennus 2 3 4 Growung Pauns Home Economucs Club CSecl Burd Club KV ce Presl Racqueteers Club lPresl Fueld Captaun 4 Fashuon Show 2 3 4 MINNER HELEN Fontana Junyor Hugh School Mayors Englush Hustory Clubs Honor Socuety MINNER WILLIAM Fontana Junuor Hugh School Mayors Mechanucal Drawung Englush Scuence MINOR ARTHUR Cucamonga Grammar School Mayors Englush Machune Shop Wood Shop Clubs Raduo Club 2 3 MlNOR LOUISE Alta Loma Grammar School Mayors Hustory Englush Language Scuence Bagdad MINTON ROBERT Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Ma ors Englush Mathematucs Scuence Clubs Phulateluc l 2 Physucal Scuence 3 Har rnony 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Senuor and Chaffey Hu Y Actuvutues Extravagan a 2 3 4 The Maguc Crystal Flower of Venezuo MOELLER PHYLLIS Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Englush Homemakung Scuence A uvutues Glee Club l 2 3 Maguc Crystal Belle of Bagdad Flower of Venezua MOORE ESTHER Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Spanush Mathematucs Englush Clubs Commercual GAA Actuvutues Commercual Club lSocual Chaurmanl MOORE MERRILL Gerung Hugh School Mayors Scuence Englush Mechanucal Arts MORCAN VELMA Colomus Hugh School Mayors Scuence Comm rcual Englush Clubs Commercual Home Economucs Lambda Sugma MLJRCHINSON JEANNE Fontana Junuor Hugh School Maas Home Econom cs Englush Clubs GAA 3 4 Home Economucs 4 Debate 2 Arts and Crafts l Actuvutues Fashuon Show 3 MURCHINSON GALE Fontana Junuor Hugh School Mauos Mathematucs Englush Mechanucal Drawung Clubs Stamp and Coun 2 Pugeon 3 4 MURRAY BILLY Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Musuc Englush Clubs Future Farmers Actuvutues Extravaganza Theatre Orchestra J C Chour MURRAY JAMES Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Musuc Englush Agruculture Clubs Future Farmers Actuvutues Theatre Orchestra Extravaganza McAMlS MARGARET Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Hustory Englush Scuence Clubs Commercual Actuvutues Fashuon Show 3 McCUTCHEN ROBERT Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Englush Agruculture Clubs Future Farmers Actuvutues Football Track MCGREADY ESTHER Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Englush Art l-lomemakung Clubs Atleta GAA Actuvutues Basketball l 2 3 Volleyball l 3 Speedbal' l 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 Drum Corps MCGUIRE OLIN Etuwanda Grammar School Mayors Englush Mechanucal Drawung Agruculture Clubs Future Farmers Actuvutues Football Cutrus Judgung NAFTEL FAYE Ontaruo Junuor Hugh School Mayors Englush Sewung Mathematucs Actuvutues Clee Club 2 3 Fashuon Show Extravaganza 2 3 4 Belle of Bagdad Flower of Venezua NELSON CARL Upland Junuor Hugh School Mayors Scuence Mathematucs Englush Clubs Physucal Scuence 4 Chaffey Hu Y Actuvutues Extravaganza 4 Orchestra 4 NELSONI lSABEL Salem Hugh School Mayors Englush Language Mathematucs Clubs Pegasus 3 Alkamystre 3 Gens Togata 2 3 4 Honor Socuety l 2 3 4 French 4 Esch schlotzua 3 4 Actuvutues Gurls League lWelfare Chrl 4 Grow ung Pauns Glee Club tPresl Flower of Ve nezua 3 Extravaganza 3 4 Fashuon Show 3 French Club lVuce Presl Gens Togata tVuce Consull 3 I I , f u I I I I ' I u , , f I I ' u u I ' ' I I I I I u u ' I- I I u , I . . , , , I I I I I I I - ' u , 4, I GA u , , , 4 , , u, - fu - 1 1 r 1 I I ' 1 I - , V I I I I I I l, 2, 3, 4 , , - . 4 - u u - , , . , I I I ' I , u I I I . u 4 u I u 1 ' . , . ' I I I 1 1 I 1 21 1 41 Actuvutuesi Glee Club, Extravaganza 4, Belle of ' I I Ju f u u I II I I , , i ' I I u 1 I 1 1 1 ' V I I I I I ' I . 7 U ' 1 ' h I I I , . u u . ' 1 ' l 2 4 I ' I Iuu I rf ra' I I u u , u . uf I I I Il I Cl A u u u u ,u yu ur . u, , I . r I I , , , . 5 I - 4 . A - 2 , u u I , r I I I , 5 u 1 I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I - A u u u - . ,J . I I I - I I - 0 . ,, . , - , u , u I I I T I T CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 NEMANICK, LILLIAN Fontana Junior High School Majors: Spanish, Home Arts, English Clubs: Etiquette, Journalism, GAA, Atleta NEPOTE, JOSEPH Piedmont High School Majors: Mathematics, English, Shop, Science Clubs: Aviation, Radio, Hi-Y NEWCOMB, EUGENE Ontario Junior High School Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Science, Mathema- tics, English, Shop Clubs: Aviation Club 2, 3, 4 Activities: Aviation Club iPres.i 4 NICHOLSON, MILDRED Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Art Activities: Fasti Staff O BRYANT, DEEN : Republic High School Majors: History, English, Home Economics Activities: Growing Pains , Sad About Europe oooiu, RALPH Ontario Junior High School Majors: Mathematics, English Clubs: Senior Hi-Y CGLE, ooRoTHY Fontana Junior High School Majors: English, Home Economics Clubs: Art I, Journalism 2, Home Economics 3, 4, GA A. I, 2, 3, 4, Atleta 4, Eschscholtzia 4, Pegasus 3, Honor Soc:ety I, 2, 3, 4, Inter Nos 4 Activities: Student Body iAdv. Mgr.l 4, Home Economics Club lPres.i 4, Home Economics Club lSocial Chr? 3, GAA lSec I 4, Atleta iPres.l, Inter Nos lVice-Presl 4, Volleyball I, 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, Speedball 3, Hockey 3, Base- ball i, 3 OKAMOTO, ADA Upland Junior High School Majors: Home Economics, Latin, English Clubs: Alkamystre 2, Home Economics 3, 4, Gens Togata 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Atleta 4, Racqueteers 4 Activities: Speedball l, 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4, Home Economics Club iSec.i 4 OLLILA, BERNHARDT Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Commerce Clubs: Pigeon Club 2, Commercial 3, Physical Sci- ence 4 Activities: Oratory ORSBURN, JAMES Antelope Valley High School Majors: Mathematics, English, Agriculture, Science Clubs: Anthology, Senior Hi-Y Activities: Football, Track OSTERGARD, VIRGINIA Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Spanish, History Clubs: Atleta, GAA. ovirr, CLYDE Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Agriculture, Shop Clubs: Future Farmers, Anthology Activities: Football 3, 4, Extravaganza I, Flower of Venezia , Belle of Bagdad IO6 OWENS, LARRY Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, History Clubs: Anthology 4, Social Science 3, 4, Torch 3, 4, Junior and Senior Hi-Y, Gens Togata 2, Honor Society I, 2 Activities: Press Reporter 4, Fasti Staff 4, Fresh- gnan 'Class lSecJ, Junior Hi-Y lPres. 2 and ec. l OWINGS, DOROTHY Cucamonga Central Grammar School Majors: English, Home Economics, Art Clubs: Home Economics I, 2, Commercial 3 Activities: Extravaganza I, 3, Magic Crystal 2 PAGE, ROGER Ontario Junior High School Majors. Machine Shop, English, Mathematics Clubs: Harmony Activities: Glee Club, Tennis, Football PARSONS, DORIS Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Commerce, Homemaking Activities: Extravaganza I, Fashion Show PATTERSON, MARGARET St: George's Majors: English, Commerce, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics Club Activities: Glee Club PATTERSON, MARIE St. George's Majors: English, Commercial, Home Economics Clubs: Home Economics, GAA. Activities: Glee Club PERRIN, RUTH Ontario Junior High School Majors: Science, Mathematics, English, Language Clubs: German, Lambda Sigma, Physical Science, Honor Society, GAA Activities: Student Body Nominating Convention 4, Gens Togata iPresI 3, German Club lVice- Presi 4, Sports l, 2, Girls League iVice- Pres.l 4 PICKL, EDWARD Fontana Junior High School Majors: Science, Machine Shop, Mechanical Draw- ing, English, Auto Shop POINDEXTER, WALTER Ontario Junior High School Majors: Science, Mathematics, English Clubs: Aviation 2, Physical Science 4 Activities: Oratory PORTERFIELD, LUCILE Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Home Economics Activities: Fashion Show l, 2, 3, Extravaganza 2 POWELSON, JACK San Fernando High School Majors: Aeronautics, Electricity Clubs: Radio, Camera Activities: Camera Club lPres.i PROCTOR, DOROTHY Ontario Junior High School Majors: Commerce, English Clubs: Alkamystre 2, Commercial 3, 4 Activities: Press Reporter CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 RASMUSSEN, BETTILOU Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Home Economics, Science Clubs: Lambda Sigma 2, 4 REYNOLDS, GERTRUDE Fontana Junior High School Mayors: English, Science, Bookkeeping Clubs: Spanish, Commercial, Homemaking Activities. Glee Club RICHARDS, WARREN Ontario Junior High School Mayors. English, Science Clubs' Social Science, Harmony, Chattey Hi-Y Activities Richardson Oratorical l3rd placel l, Magic Crystal 2, Extravaganza 2, 3, 4, Social Science Club lProgram Chr.J 3, Flower of Ve- nezia 3, Podrasnik Contest l3rd placei 4, De- clamation Contest lfirst placei 4 RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Science, Language Clubs: Eschscholtzia 3, 4, Bird 3, Honor Society l 2, 3, 4 Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class lSec.l l, Junior Class lVice-PresJ 3, Senior Class lSec -Treasl, Girls League lSocial ChrJ 4, GAA. l, 2, Extravaganza 3, 4, Flower of Ve- nezia 3 RIEDEL, NORMAN Fontana Junior High School Mayors' English, Mathematics, Science, Music Clubs Physical Science, Hi-Y, Latin Activities. Chattey Hi-Y lSecl 4 RIPLEY, JANICE Ontario Junior High School Mayors: History, Language, English Clubs' Library 2, French 4, Pegasus 4, GAA. l Activities: Extravaganza l, 2, 3 ROBERTS, PHYLLIS Ontario Junior High School Mayors: English, Latin, Science, Mathematics Clubs' Gens Togata 3, 4 ROBBlNS, KENNETH Citrus Union High School Mayors' Mathematics, English, Science Activities: Basketball ROBINSON, JACK Ontario Junior High School Mayors: Mathematics, Science, English Clubs: Camera Club Activities: Debate ROSENBERGER, BLYTHE Upland Junior High School Mayors: Agriculture, English, Mathematics Clubs: Hi'Y, Anthology Activities: Extravaganza 2, 3, Magic Crystal'l, Flower of Venezia ROSS, ANNABELL Etiwanda Grammar School Mayors: English, Home Economics Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Extravaganza 2, 3, 4, Magic Crystal , Flower of Venezia RUIZ, AURELIO Horace Mann High School Mayors Art, English, Shop IO7 SACHS, CARROL Ontario Junior High School Mayors' English, Science, Mathematics, Language Clubs: Radio, Hi-Y, Physical Science Activities' Hi-Y fPresl, Physical Science tVice- Pres l SALYER, STANLEY Cucamonga Central Grammar School Mayors' English, Agriculture, Spanish Clubs. Future Farmers Activities: Judging Team SANDERSON, MARGARET Newport Harbor High School Mayors English, Mathematics, Latin, Spanish Clubs' Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4 Alkamystre 2, Gens Togata 3, 4, Pegasus 2, 3, 4 Activities Pegasus Club lPresJ 4, Fasti Staff 4 SARGENT, GRACE Ontario Junior High School Mayors Spanish, Mathematics, Science, English Clubs: Lambda Sigma, Physical Science SCHARRE, MURIEL Las Vegas High School Mayors: English, Mathematics, Spanish SCHNEIDER, ANGELINE Fontana Junior High School Mayors: English, Language, Science Clubs, Atleta, lnter Nos, GAA, Honor Society i, 3, 4 Activities Glee Club l, 2, lnter Nos lVice-Pres J, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4 SCHULTZ, ERNEST Escondido Junior High School Mayors Science, Mathematrcs, English Clubs: Anthology, Chatfey Senior Hi-Y, Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Gens Togata Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class lSocial Chr l, Junior Class lPres l, Student body lPresi SCHUNK, MARGARET Modesto Union High School Mayors' English, Spanish, History Clubs' Commerczal 4, Honor Society 4 Activities' Commercial Club lVice-Presl 4 sufxw, ALLisoN Hollywood Junior High School Mayors: Mathematics, English, Shop, Science Clubs: Future Farmers l, 2, 3, 4, Harmony Activities: Glee Club lPresl SCOTT, EUGENE Etiwanda Grammar School Mayors' Agriculture, English, Art, Woodshop Clubs: Future Farmers l, 2, 3, 4 Activities: Track 4 SHERBONDY, EUGENE Ontario Junior High School Mayors: Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, English Clubs: Chaffey Hi-Y SHERMER, SHIRLEY Fontana High School Mayors: English, Science, Mathematics, Language Clubs: German, Journalism SHERWOOD, ROBERT Arrawview Junior High School Mayors: English, History, Science Clubs Futiirc Farmers CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO -- CLASS OF '36 SHOJ I, HELEN Upland Junior High School Majors: Mathematics, Science, Latin, Homemaking, English Clubs: Pegasus 3, 4, GAA. 2, 3, 4, Atleta 3, 4, Lambda S gma 2, Racqueteers 4 Activities: Pegasus Club lSecl 4, GAA. lTreas,l 3, Volleyball l, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Speedball 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Class Tennis 3, 4 SIBOLD, PATRICIA Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Home Economics, Music, Science Clubs: Home Economics Activities: Glee Club, Extravaganza 2, 3, 4, Belle of Ba'gdad , Magic Crystal , Flower of Ve- nezia SLANE, THEDA Ontario Junior High School Majors: Home Economics, English Clubs: Home Economics I, 2 Activities: Extravaganza 2, Fashion Show 2, 3, 4 SLARE, LENA Ontario Junior High School Majors: Spanish, English, Commerce Clubs: Commercial 3, 4 SMITH, BARBARA Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, History Clubs: Cadmen 2 Activities: Drum Corps, Junior Lite Saving SMITH, ELVA RUTH Ontario Junior High School Majors: Spanish, English, Commerce Clubs' Commercial, Honor Society simnn, FREDA Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Spanish Clubs' Eschscholtzia, Physical Science, GAA, Activities: Student Body Nominating Convention 4, GAA lPep Leaderl 3, Volleyball Captain 3, Field Captain 3, Speedball 2, Hockey 2 SMITH, HARRY Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Agriculture, Mathematics Clubs: Future Farmers 2, 3, 4, Anthology 4 Activities: Future Farmers lPresl, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Growing Pains SMITH, RALPH Ontario Junior High School Majors: Science, Mathematics, English Clubs: Chaffey Junior Hi-Y Activities: Football I, 2, Basketball lMgrl 2 3 4, Track 4, omiofy 4 ' ' SNYDER, KENNETH Ontario Junior High School Majors: Science, English, Bookkeeping Clubs: Commercial, Anthology Activities: Tennis Captain, Commercial Club lSo- cial Chrl SOUTHEY, VIRGINIA Pomona High School Majors: English, Latin SPENCER, JANET Covina Union High School Majors: English, Spanish, History Clubs: Philatelic 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4 Spanish 2 ' Activities: Fasti Staff , IO8 STANDLEA, MARIE Upland Junior High School Majors: Home Economics, English Clubs: Alkamystre 2 Activities: Fashion Show 3, Freshman Class ISO- cial Chrl, GAA. I, 2 STANFORD, JOHN Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Latin, Science, Mathematics Clubs: Gens Togata, Physical Science, Senior Hi-Y Honor Society Activities: Fasti Staff, Band l, 2, 4, Theatre Orchestra, Extravaganza I, 2, 3, Station YYYYH Track sTEvENs, Exits Ontario Junior High School Majors English, Spanish, History Clubs: Eschscholtzia 2, 3, 4, Social Science 2, 3, 4, G.A A. I, 2, 3, 4, Atleta 4, Honor Society I, 2, 4 Activities: Extravaganza l, Growing Pains , Or- chestra I, Drum Corps 2, Fasti Staff 4, Press Reporter 4, Student Body lTreas J 3, Eschscholt- zia lPresl 4, Volleyball I, 3, 4, Basketball I, 4, Speedball l, 2, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Extravaganza lBus. Mgrl 4, Girls League lSec. and Song Leaderl STONE, FRANCES Fontana Junior High School Majors: Home Economics, Science, English Clubs: Atleta, Physical Science, Home Economics, Eschscholtzia, Art, Inter Nos, GA A. Activities: Home Economics Club lVice-Presl, Physical Science lSec,l STURGES, PAUL Ontario Junior High School Majors: English, Science Clubs: Gens Togata, Honor Society Activities: Band, Fasti Staff TAYLOR, FRANCIS Ontario Junior High School Majors' English, Mathematics, Shop Clubs: Physical Science Club, Chaffey Hi-Y TAYLOR, ROBERT Upland Junior High School Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Clubs: Anthology, Hi-Y TEMPLEMAN, I-IOLLIDGE Fontana Junior High School Majors: Science, English Clubs: Philatelic Activities: Music, Football 2, Basketball, Track, Band, Theatre Orchestra TEMPLETON, GEORGE Sunset High School Majors: Mathematics, English, History, Science Clubs: Physical Science THRALL, NORMAN Ontario Junior High School Majors: Language, Science, English, Mathematics Activities: Football I, 2 TIBBETTS, CLARICE Etiwanda Grammar School Majors: Home Economics, Science, Art, English Clubs' Home Economics I, 2, 3, GAA, l, 2, 3, 4 Activites: Home Economics ISec. and Treasl 3 tha.-...7 '-' CHAFFEY WHO'S WHO - CLASS OF '36 TODD, ANN Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors Art, Science, English Actuvutues Fashion Show, Extravaganza, Glee Club TOPLIFF, BEATRICE Alta Loma Grammar School Mayors' English, Science Clubs Bird 3, Physical Science 4, Atleta 3, 4, GA A I, 2, 3, 4, Gens Togata 2, Honor Society 2 Acluvulues' Fastu Staff 4, Fashion Show 3, Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Speedball I, 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Tennis I, 2, Field Captain 4, Baby Book l3rd pruzel, Extravaganza I TOWNLEY, EILEEN Ontario Junuor Hugh School Mayors' Art, Home Economics, Glee Club Clubs Home Economics Activities Home Economics Club lTreasl TRAVAGLIA, JENNIE Cucamonga South Grammar School Mayors' English, Home Economics, Commerce Clubs' Home Economics I, 2, Commercial 4 Activities' Fashion Show I, 2, 3 TURNBOW, REBA Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors' Art, English Clubs' Commercial Actuvutucs' Fashion Show VESTAL, LENNIE Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors Agricultural Science, Wood Shop, Auto Shop, Mechanucal Shop Clubs Future Farmers I, 2, 3, LI VITTONE, DORIS Fontana Junior Hugh School Mayors: Science, English Clubs' Commercial, GAA VOTH, MARVIN Alta Loma Grammar School Mayors English, Science, Mathematics, History WADE, FRANK Fontana Junior Hugh School Mayors Mathematics, English, Mechanucal Drawing Activities Track WALLNER, WILLIAM Fontana Junior Hugh School Mayors Auto Shop, English WALSH, DOROTHY Alta Loma Guarnmar School Mayors English, Latin, Hornemaking Clubs Gens Togata 2, 3, 4, Honor Society I, 2 Actuvutues: Press Reporter WEBSTER, CHARLES Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors' English, Machune Shop Woodshop WEST, JEAN Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors Homemakung, Bookkeeping Clubs' Commercial Acluvutues: Press Reporter, Extravaganza I, 2, 3 WHITCOPF, MELBURN lmlay City Hugh School Mayors' English, Machune Shop, Auto Shop, Science Activities: Track 4 IO9 WHITE, DORIS Pomona Hugh School Mayors' Sewing, Art, English Clubs: Alkamystre 3, Home Economucs 4 Actuvitues' Fashion Show I, 3, 4 WILKERSON, FLORENCE Sundance Hugh School Mayorsg English, Science Actuvutues Glee Club 2, 3, Girl Scouts WILLIAMS, ALFRED Upland Junior Hugh School Mayors English, Sc ence, Mathematics Clubs Lambda Sigma 2, 3 Actuvutues Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2 WILLIAMS, ROBERT Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors Woodshop, Autoshop, English Clubs Future Farmers WILLIAMS, DONALD Fontana Junior Hugh School Mayors' English, History, Mathematucs Clubs Physical Science Actuvutues Extravaganza, Flower of Venezia , Basketball 2, Glee Club WILLIAMS, JESSAMINE Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors English, Science, History Clubs Alkamystre 2, Bird 3, Lambda Sigma 4, Eschscholtzua 3, 4 Actuvuttes' Volleyball I WILLIAMS, RALPH Upland Junior Hugh School Mayors Science, Language, English Clubs Harmony, Lambda Sigma Activities' Flower ot Venezia WILLIAMSON, CRAIG Upland Junuor Hugh School Mayors Mathematics, Science, English Clubs' Anthology, Senior Hu-Y, Lambda Sigma Actuvutues Football llvlgrl 3, 4, Growing Pains , Press Reporter, Anthology lVuce-Presl WILLIS, SHIRLEY Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors English, Bookkeeping Clubs Commercial Activities Commercial Club lSec -Treas I, Flower at Venezia , Fashion Show, Extravaganza I, 2, 3, tl WINTON, MARGARET Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors Home Economics, Music, English Clubs Bird 3, Camera 2 Activities Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Extravaganza 3, 4, Flower ot Venezuan, Fashion Show 2, 3, Glee , Club 2, 3, 4 WISEMAN, JAMES Upland Junior Hugh School Mayors: English, Science, Mathematics Clubs' Lambda Sigma 3, Physical Science 4, Hu-Y 4 Activities Band 2, 4, Orchestra I WYMORE, ANNA MAE Ontario Junior Hugh School Mayors Home Economics, English, Glee Club Clubs' Home Economics I, 2, 3, 4 Activities Extravaganza 3, 4, Maguc Crystal , Flower of Venezia , Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club lPres I Cl-IAFFEY Wl-lO'S WHO - 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