Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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FALL PICIVIC Clad in levis, slacks and plaid skirts, Herbies and Henriettas turned out en masse for the annual fall picnic held this year at Hillcrest Park. The frosh soundly trounced the upperclassmen in tug-o war, sack races, relays, and track on the high school field. Victor and victim migrated to Hillcrest, where the year ' s first football rally was held. Following food and frolic in the park, the Hive was filled with dancing couples until late that night. Success of the picnic was largely due to Marge Metzger and her hard-working social committee who devoted long hours in preparation of the event. MARGE

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Front Row: Worsley; Ruby; Reynolds ' Hatch; Ernsberger; Boyce; Helm; Sharpe; Gustaison- Arnold ' Borst. Second Row: Garner; Walberg; Ehlen; Hodgdon; Hinkle; Kitching; Redfem. Third Row: Clark; Stuelke; Tapp; Johnson; Faulk; Ames; Snyder; Porter. Fourth Row: Williams; Hart; LeRoss; Von Gruenigen; Straw; Sheller. FACULTY Maintaining the highest standards in their classes, yet proving to be friends and inspirations to their students, members of Fullerton ' s facuHy have helped to make the junior college ' s reputation one of the fin- est in the country.

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The Hornets ' 1944 edition football squad was indeed an eleven of which any school would have been justly proud. Led by stars Nolan Harvey, Les Horton, Ronnie Troutman, and others the fighting Hornets established a season ' s record of three triumphs and three defeats. Although the won and lost record is not too impressive anyone who saw Fullerton ' s grid aggregation in action will readily agree that the Jackets were one of the most powerful Junior College teams in the state. n FDDTHALL