Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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InspiroTioncil beouTy is The key noTe To The londscoping oT This FullerTon campus. A vosT expense of lown, love- ly flowers ond mcuny newly plcinTed Trees moke cr perTecT background for The mogniTicenT buildings of Sponish sTucco. The brillignT sunshine brings every color vividly To life, The green oT The gross, The Ton of The buildings ond The red of The Tile roofs.

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Hollywood night lite still holds a great attraction tor the Hornets, even though it was slightly curtailed by dim-outs, gas-rationing and the like. Every Friday and Saturday night would tind many l-lerbies and l-lenriettas doing the town trom the Palladium to the Biltmore Bowl, dining and dancing to the music ot Benny Goodman, Harry James, or Tommy Dorsey. ,f'N.f' 1 .ff .fff J ,-. f'f ff If f It 51 -J, f '7 ff is Qu xi, ' ,,-7 If XJ A ,nh ,!, Q f .1 , 5 ,I fm X. . f I. !,-- ,I W fy if X, ,ffl 'll ,f fy' ffl I fffflf f' fl ff fy If X !'ffQff g q .ff f X- , P7 Al I ' ,,, LK! XX pf ,fi l.w,4'i, Ly! 1 l.,,pfi s47i Lf ,fi y LZ X .Nix ,V ,Q ix, Q ,, X jf -xsrv. .idx K A-If xx, Because the beach is situated so near the college, students find it an excellent spot tor acquiring that early summer tan. Corona del Mar is by tar the most popular as Hor- nets continue to dot its surt and sand. The mountains are not to be push- ed in the background, however, as they prove popular in both summer and winter.

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In cleor view from mony poinTs on boTh compuses is The clock Tower which rises from The corner of The oucliforium. The clock which governs oil compus ocTiviTy ouT from Tour sides of The Tower ond spurs The sTudenTs To in- creosed cncTiviTy. From The windows in The Tower one geTs o cleclr view of oil The surrounding communiTy.