Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Y. M. C. A. Under the leadership of Fred Dukes, the Y.M.C.A. carried on an active year despite war conditions that made it tough. The group had a stag early in the fall and regular breakfast meetings at various churches. The cabinet was made up of Fred Dukes, Roy Smith and Darwin Russell, with Bruce Clark as faculty adviser.

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Y. W. C. L The Y.W.C.A., under the guiding hand of Bette Reed, played an important part in the activities of the women students. Starting the year by entertain- ing El Toro Marines with a hayride brought the or- ganization to life. It continued in full swing through- out the remainder of the year, its social events including a Christmas Party, an Easter breakfast and the International dinner. In a more serious vein, the group sponsored the two chapels of the year — one at Thanksgiving, the other at Easter. The cabinet works under the direction of Mrs. Esther Hatch, Y.W. adviser. MAXINE

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CROSS EASTLAND ADDEN PAXTON DELTA PSI DMEGA Delta Psi Omega, national dramatic honorary fraternity, became active again this year, accepting approximately twelve pledges. Advised by Mrs. Esther Hatch, the group held its final initiation m June. Members were Barbara Cross, Doris Adden, Ruth Paxton, Jerry Eastland, Chuck Hill, Claire Lawrence, Bunny Redmon, and others. IVURSES AIDES Capped in the Lounge in May were eight Nurses ' Aides who received all but their practical train- ing at Fullerton Joy- ces. As a help to the War Effort this two- unit course was given on our own campus. Final train- ing was given at St. Joseph ' s Hospital in Orange. EASTLAND MUNGER RAND PATTERSON