Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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On warm days the F. J. C. patio is the official, social and study place of the student body. The large tables with their bright umbrellas and the ben- ches around the trees afford an ideal place or re- laxation. In reality it is the l-live's front yard. A student who has been diligently working can always rush from the patio into the l-live for a coke in a few seconds.

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The posifion of presidenf of The board of TrusTees was capably filled by Ross H. Hod- son, a La Habra rancher. Mr. Hodson has been on This board before This yeor. Besides presiding aT all board meeTings he was ex- officio member of The commiTTee of Audif and Finance, Adminisfraiion and lnsTrucTion, Transporfaiion, and Building and Grounds. Closely allied vviTh Superinfend- enf, Frederick Chemberlen, The Board of Trusfees has The Task of handling problems of major imporTance arising on The campus. Members of The board are: Dr. Carl B. Wolfe, a bofanisf on The Suzanna Bixby Ranch, Colin Baker, manager of a Fullerfon packing houseg R. D. l-lasfings, a foreman aT California Shipping Company, Richard Nelson, a lumber dealer, and Ross N. l-loolson, presiclenT of The board.