Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Student Activities of the student body during the year centered iround the elected officers, headed by Bob Embrey, all-around athlete, who served in this job for both semesters. Filling m at the position of student b;:dy vice president was Glenn Nichols, whose duties also included supervision over all stud- ent body assemblies, a job in itself. The position of student body secretary was shared by Mrs. Ude Bauer (nee Shirley Pullen), wha held the office during the first semester and part of the second semester before dropping out of school. Her duties were taken over by Elsie Wiilwatcr, who had taken an active part in WAS and YWCA during her two years here. In the finance department. Bob Monroe kept a watchful eye on the record-high budget set for the year. One of the busiest jobs of the year, that of social chair- man rested on the shoulders of Yvonne Lamoureux, active sophomore. Among officer activities of the year were attendance at the San Franciscii State Junior College conference by Shirley Pullen and Bob Embrey, last fall, and attendance of all officers at the Pasadena conference second semester.

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Prexy Mob. In the first edition of the 1947-48 weekly Torch, I wrote a message to you ap- pealing for two things; teamwork in activities, and a victor) ' over Santa Ana on the gridiron. Never have two wishes been granted in a more plea,sing manner! This has been a truly memorable year at Fullerton Junior College, and team- work has Iven the key to our successes. In music, dramatics, forensics, social events and athletics, the combined efforts of all participating having been powerful enough to bring a great deal of Fullerton ' s fine pre-war spirit back to the campus. My congratulations to these departments for their tip-top performances, and a vcr ' warm thank you to every member of our Hornet student body for his or her co iperation during the past year. Very sincerely, B(iB Embrey.

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Student CommU ion... Memhcrship on the student eommissicn meant that you had a real part to play in your student body government. A place was filled by each of the following: Student body prexy, vice president, secretary, treasurer and social chair- man; president of the freshman class and sophomore class and Associated Women and Men Students presidents. Filling leading position this year was Bob Embrey as student body president. Glenn Nichols filled the number two spot as vice president, followed up by Shirley Pullen Bauer and Elsie Willwater, secretaries for first and second semesters respectively. Next came budget man Boh Monroe, student body treasurer and Yvonne Lamoureux, social chair- man. President of the freshman class was Gerald Miller who served in that capacity for the entire year as did Bill K ' ' uti, sophomore prexy. AWS president this year was Elise Baker and the AMS spot was filled by Dick Newton. A job of responsibility, the student commission also had its lighter moments as witness their numerous dinner-meetintjs and annual dinner-theater party, attended by all members and their guests. Dean of Men, Clair Jordan, acted as adviser for the Mmiroc. Nichols.