Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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DEANS Tact and wisdom are prime requirements. Student activities are moni- tored tactfully by the offices of the deans of men and women. Sex dichotomy does not deter- mine the functions of these of- ficials who advise and guide men and women in close coordina- tion. Deans ' worst problem is bring- ing order out of the turbulence of student finance. Stewardship extends to approval of all ex- penditures for athletics, drama- tics, publications, social activi- ties. Greatest pleasure and satisfac- tion is gained through personal relations with the students and sitting in on their planning dur- ing the full year ' s calendar. Mrs. Esther Hatch, dean of women, is respected by com- munity and students alike, com- bination necessary in an office that must interpret one to the other constantly. Dr. Lynn Shel- ter, veteran English instructor, was acting dean in 1949, in ad- dition to his duties as registrar. MR.S. ESTHER HATCH, hardworking dean, consults ex- perts to aid students is solving personal problems. [JL TIT ' DR. LYNN SHELLER, pitch hitting for Dean, is Freshman English instructor, registrar, conducts interschool relations. 17

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Administration Dr. William T. Boyce is in point of service the oldest Junior college president in the State of California. Elected director of FJC in 191 8, with a little interruption in ' 40-43, Dr. Bovce has steered the Hornet ship- of-state through the Roaring Twen- ties, the Great Depression, World War II and most important of all during the tremendous educational period of the GI Bill of Rights. Led bv young, indefatiguable T. Stanley Warburton, superintendent, the combined Junior college and high school board has the responsibility of directing an institution of well over three million dollars in capital assets. Shown below studying plans for the new hisjh school buildings are Ross N. Hodson, Harold Lang, Ralph C. Shook, Fred R. Dukes, Edmund Salter, and Superintendent Warbur- ton. 16

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CAPABLE GEORGIA BRISCOE headed A.W.S. activities, as President. The cabinet members were: Mar Ragan, Marilyn Beck, Jackie Schooler, Georgia Barfoot, Nancy Groff, Jeanette Ehman, and Shirley Riehl. AWS As part of their purpose in orienting Junior College women to life at Fullerton, the A.W.S. presented for its first assembly an original skit entitled Frivol- ously Feminine. Popular col- lege girls modeled right and wrong campus wear. The high- light of first semester activities was the annual A.W.S.-W.A.A. Convention held this year on the Junior College campus. A morning of official business was topped off by luncheon at Knot ' s. Trips to the Corona Naval Hospital were continued as an A.W.S. project this year, and outstanding among them was the Christmas program. IS