Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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'Q Q fjgji Monroe Sharpless, Nafural Science: H. Lynn Sheller, English: James R. Smith, Physical Eclucafion: Ralph R. Snyder, Commerce: Mrs. M. V. Sfuellce, English: Irma L. Tapp, Commerce: Ernesf Von Gruenigen, Chemisfry: Harold E. Wal- berg, Music: A. M. Williams, Chemisfry: J. A. Williams, Psychology, Philosophy. Office Staff Rufh Williams, College Olzlice: Helen Olsen, College Office: Dan Henry, School Auclifor, Business Office: lcla Middle- fon, Superinfendenfs Office: Geraldine Walker, Booksfore: Margeref Crooks, Commerce Office. Beafrice de Vilbis, Deans' Secrefary: Beffy Woods, Business Ofhceg Elizaberh Bailey, Superinfenden+'s Office: Lois King, College Office: Doris Griffifh, Boolcsfore: Marfha Lee Piffs: Business Office: Margery Moore, Business Office. ,J I .ff ,. I fl ' fr 4? 5.2 fiilsx .1 1 vg cc - JL i-.A 51.1-

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l , 1-i-IL. , Q Geneva Johnson, Spanish: Mrs. E. M. Kilching, Librarian:O1'is P. Le Ross, Social Science: Glenn H. Lewis, Physical Educalion: Edifh H. Logan, Physical Educafionz Mrs. E. T. Long, Home Economics: Vena B. Loomis, Ari: Mabel A. Myers, Biological Science: Everis F. Nelson, Prinling: Arfhur L. Nunn, Physical Educalion: Rulh J. Plimpion, Commerce: Wendell Piclcens, Physical Educaiion: Florence C. Randall, Physical Educaiion: FiameHa Rhead, Physical Educafion: Eihel Richards. Commerce: Lilian F. Rivers. Commerce: Charles Ruby, Law: Freda Schmale, Commerce: Mrs. Rufh L. Scoif, Physical Educalion: Dorothy P, Shaw, Physical Eclucaiion. .f , . 'l ii 'ze 2. 'P Y if , A ' ' R ' V ' P1 ,. F:-l rzizesl - T , . , ,.. 4 li A V in Q ii V' 1 M'L H ' 1

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0 l Gourses of Qnstructzon COMMERCE The Division OT Commerce provides Training Tor sTudenTs desiring a busi- ness career. The Commerce DeparTmenT assumes The respOnsibiliTy Tor Training men and women Tor immediaTe enTry inTO business liTe as clerk, secreTary, boolclceeper and accOunTanT, salesman, or similar posiTiOns. HUMANITIES The Division OT I-IumaniTies includes a wide range OT subiecTs emphasizing The creaTive, appreciaTive, and culTural arTs and values OT IiTeraTure, lan- guages, music, arT, and philosophy. SubiecTs included in This division are Those which The sTudenT learns more or less Tor his own eniOymenT. LIFE SCIENCES The Life Sciences deal wiTh The household arTs, The sTrucTure and physiol- ogy OT planTs, and human and lower Torms OT animal liTe. The group OT sciences Tound in This division are sciences dealing wiTh The problems OT liTe, consec1uenTly The relaTiOnship OT all courses To human liTe' is sTressed. Aim OT The Division OT LiTe Sciences is To help The sTudenT develop a men- Tal aTTiTude ThaT will weigh evidences beTOre conclusions are reached. SOCIAL SCIENCES The Social Sciences deal wiTh hisTOrical and modern insTiTuTiOns OT eco- nomic, pOliTical and social deveIOpmenT. Purposes OT The Division OT SO- cial Sciences are To develop The sTudenT's undersTanding OT man's reIaTiOn To man, TO aid The sTudenT in Torming unbiased Opinions, and To encour- age more inTelligenT parTicipaTion in business and pOliTical liTe. PHYSICAL SCIENCE The Division OT Physical Science includes courses dealing wiTh The physical sciences, wiTh The apparaTus, Tools and machines used in modern indusTry, and wiTh The maThernaTical relaTions OT all exacT sciences. The purpose OT This division is To provide basic Training in The physical sciences and maTh- emaTics.