Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Scene showing east campus, the administration building in the foreground and the commerce building to the right.

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FULLERTON JUNIOR COLLEGE is set against a colorful mountain back- ground. The campus is conveniently located near the residential district and is easily accessible to the students of nearby cities, as well as of the beach and mountain areas. The natural beauty of the spa- cious lawns, numerous flower beds and trees is the perfect site for the lovely buildings of Spanish-style architecture. The tan of the buildings, the red tile roofs and beautiful marble designs blend well with the sunny atmosphere oi the campus. Main entrance to the administration building. West entrance to the library and arts building.

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RISING HIGH above the rest of the junior college and high school campuses is the tower. Part of the auditor- ium, shared by junior college and high school, the tower has clocks on each of its four sides which govern all campus activ- ities. This year, with the aid of a loudspeaker system, mem- bers of the a capella group broadcast beautiful Christmas carols to the entire campus from atop the tower building. THE STUDENT UNION and patio is the center of many activities, both social and aca- demic. The patio is often the scene of outdoor pep rallies and club initiations. THE BELL TOWER on the commerce building is another point of interest on the campus. Installed just last year, the bell is similar to the old bells used in the first Cali- fornia missions. IN THE FOREGROUND are the col- ored tiles that blend well with the other Spanish-style features to brighten the cam- pus scene. Students are justly proud of the campus, which is always clean and neat in appearance.