Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Led by yell leaders Dick Hey- ing and Bud McCorty, and spur- red on by the snappy Song leaders pictured below, this year ' s pigskin squad took them as they came and gave a good account. PATH MARILYN ■w

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FuUerton— 12 Fullerton— 26 Fullerton— 32 Fullerton— 40 Fullerton — 7 Fullerton — SCORES Chino State Prison — 13 Glendale I. C — 7 Glendale J. C— 12 El Centro— Compton J. C. — 19 Redlands Universtiy — 6 57 The Hornets defeated Glendale J.C. twice and El Centro J.C. once and lost to Chino State Prison, Compton J.C, and Redlands University by small minorities. They outscored their op- ponnts 117 to 57.

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CDMMISSIDIV With the aid and guidance of Dean of Men Denver Garner, the Associated Student Body was led by able, popular Johnny Renner and his competent corps of officers, Vice-Prexy Claire Lawrence, Secretary Peggy Wilson, Treasurer Rich Martin, Social Chairman Marge Metzger, and AMS and AWS presidents. Chuck Hill and Ronnie Gregor. Although activities were somewhat curtailed because of the war, the com- mission carried out the fall picnic, fall formal, and several other social events. The group participated in Eastern Junior College Conference activities, assisted ably in war drives, and were chiefly responsible for the success of the popular Blue and Gold Week. PEGGY JOHNNY BILL RONNIE CHUCK DICK