Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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en t e At the beginning of this year I asked if we could all try to be Good Hornets. I believe this has been accomplished to a de- gree beyond anyone ' s expecta- tions. Throughout the state, at conventions we attended, many congratulated us on our fine campus and inspiring spirit. While in our own Eastern Con- ference time and again stu- dents from other schools stated that they felt Fullerton was the outstanding college in the con- ference. I can, I believe, speak for everyone affiliated with the col- lege in saying this has been a fine year, especially in the school spirit which has been shown. I am very proud to hove been selected as a representa- tive of such a fine organization Dick Kehne Dick Kehne, Student Body President Bill Bogroff, Vice-President - v A

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mmen t As a freshman, your first glimpse of the mysterious forces that move behind the scenes of FJC is the annual Freshman As- sembly before regular classes begin. Of- ficers shmofficers, you think, relegating them to the depths of High School offi- cialdom. But then you begin to notice well- planned dances, good assemblies, well- publicized sports, and a truly phenomenal integration of college activities. You begin to doubt that the Dean does all this; can it be the Student Government of FJC accomplishing these miracles after all ? Surprising as it may seem, Fullerton ' s Student body officers are conscientious, hard-working and efficient, accomplishing remarkable amounts of work all unknown to the unknowing frosh. You continue on your way through college, with a new con- fidence bordering on blind faith in your elected officers and their ability to smooth the way ahead of you. Joan Pratt, Secretary Griffith Lewis, Treasurer STUDENT COMMISSION, left to right: Dick Barton, Cruz Reynoso, Alan Jackson, Dove Henry, Dr. Swenson, Peggy Judge, Claire Carlson, Toni Eldred.