Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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MR. PLUMMER Official head of high school and junior college His duties are important to faculty and students alike as his de- cisions are final in prob- lems arising within our in- stitution hias close con- tact with trustees regard- ing finances, contracts, policies, and selection of teachers A central fig- ure about which our col- lege revolves MR. BOYCE The director of our institution Ad- vises superintendent in college faculty relations, chief contact man toward other colleges and uni- versities, director and supervisor of registration and changes in curricu- lum • A busy and useful man with time for one and all — 12 —

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LAUNER RIDGEWAY SCHILLER STEWARD JOHNSON rRUSTEES J. W. Schiller Fred Johnson President Clerk Albert Launer Claude RIdgeway L. B. Steward Supervision of all school activi- ties falls to their lot Meet twice a nnonth to take final action on problems referred to them • Employment, finance, building con- struction, contracts, curriculum changes — all pass before this tribunal Although their decisions do not always coincide with the student conception of administrative judgment, their integ- rity, ability, and unswerving devotion to duty are unquestioned — 1 1

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MRS. E. C. LITCHFIELD Litchy +o one and all Her jobs touch every phase of student life Dean of women, A. W. S. adviser, school social adviser, drama instructor True friend indeed to all v omen students Play director extraordinary as season ' s successes w ' testify • A master of all trades MR. WHEATLY Proud and straight with a kindly but active eye A. M. S. ad- viser, N. Y. A. adminis- trator, handles men ' s social, employment, and corrective problems Enjoys the deeper things In life, teaching math, physics, trigonometry A living example of friend in need toward all students 13.