Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Lmh (right) The quief upper hallway in the ad building was the center of the social science ond English activities. campus was the administration building. The heart of the campus was the expansive lawns, rows of magnolia trees and colorful flower beds. (right) The buzzer sounds and a flood of students pours down the stairways of the Business Education building. h H»-

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c omnuA (left) With the big gym m full use this year for the first time, the wolkways over the gym became ma I or thoroguhfores. The long walkways that cross the campus echoed to the hurrying footsteps of a record-breaking 2219 students this year. The hub of the 67-acre (left ' The science building — where budding chem- ists brewed smelly concoctions and biologists carved up sharks — was the fastest growing department on campus as students jammed classrooms and laboratories into the late afternoons.

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(belowl ' he sunken lawn area south of the patio, long the favorite ' - • nioce of FJC students, was sacrificed to progress dent center got under way (above) Well before Christmas the new $443,000 library- classroom building foundation and tilt-up walls were poured. Lam ih Cf ImrnDw The school year 1956-57 was one of rapid physical growth at Hornetville. New buildings sprung up, a now football practice field and pool went into use, the J fields were seeded to grass, the parking lOT norm of the i -rved, and the new track begun. (below) The new wings of the gym, housing a classroom and the colleges first health center, went into use during the fall term. 12