Fullerton Union High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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HE PLEIAD Eruntrrz Mr. L. B. Steward. President Mr. W. Travers Mr. O. A. Kreighbaum, Clerk Mr. F. M. Dowling Mr. J. D. Sievers iliarrultg James M. Alcorn-Agriculture Alvin A. AmesiManual Training Miss Anderson-Spanish VV. T. Boycehllean of the junior College, History, Civics, Economics Miss Mary Hraly' -Domestic Science Miss Campbell-Latin, English, Ancient History L. O. Culp-Commercial, Athletics H. W. Daniels-Mathematics, Physics J. E. DonalclsonALatin E. N. Edwards-Debating, Charge of Weekly Pleiacles Miss Goddard-Art Miss Rita Good-Geometry, Algebra, M. 81 M. History Miss Jessie Grieve-Gymnasium, General Science Miss Henrietta Helm-Domestic Art Miss Marion Helm-Oral Expression Miss Nelle Bate-Library Miss Claire Hornby-Algebra, Arithmetic Carl S. Knopf-Psychology, Ancient History, Philosophy T. H. Lodge-Commercial Miss Mildred Mansurf--English R. A. MarsclenAManual Training Miss Ida B. McAdow-English Miss Hattie B. Paul4French A. S. Redfern--Vice-Principal, History, Civics Miss Lillian Rivers 4Con1mercial Miss Nellie Rumseyf-Physiology, Chemistry Miss SheparclsonfStudy Hall Miss Ida Shrode-Commercial Stewart Smith-Physical Culture Miss Clara Stephenson-Gymnasium, English A. E. Stuelke-English, Dramatics H. H. Tracy-Botany, Biology, Zoology Miss May Vertrees-Spanish Miss Helen VVisharcl-Music H. E. VValberg-Music C. A. VVorsley-Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Stuelke-English Mrs. Donaldson-J. C. French NWI

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Greater illullvrinn Hninn Eigh Srhnnl Fullerton Union High School is famous for its wonderful athletic team, its splendid equipment, the beauty of its campus, and the efficiency of its entire system. That Fullerton has won fame for her scholastic work is shown by the splendid records made by Fullerton graduates at Stanford, Berkeley and other well-known colleges. Fullerton is growing fast, in fact, the attendance has doubled practically every three years since 1906. ln view of the fact of the rapid growth which the school has made, the Board of Trustees has seen fit to make plans whereby the entire school might be enlarged. The Board offered a prize of S2500 for the best plan for the enlargement of the school. After due considera- tion, Mott M. Marston of Los Angeles was awarded the prize. ln his set of plans the development and enlargement of the entire system was taken into consideration. The first building which is to receive attention is the cafeteria, which will probably be followed by the Domestic Science and Art building. This reconstruction will be a great advantage to all who attend the school, and we, who are to be benefited by these improvements, wish to ex- press our appreciation to the Board of Trustees and the entire district through this, our school book. Srhnnl Spirit There is no impelling force that does more to place a high school or col- lege among leading educational institutions than does the school spirit. It is the strong feeling or emotion that causes students, faculty, alumni and all who are interested in school to do everything in their power to assist in raising the standards and keeping the ideals for which the school stands. It is this force that makes debators study long hours in preparation and at the critical time to use all of their knowledge and ability to wing this force that makes the athletes train faithfully, give up privileges and during the final contest, to give evey ounce of strength and energy in order that their school may be victorious. School spirit is probably the most easily shown at athletic contests, but the true enthusiasm will show itself in support of debates, and all literary activities, in the attention given to speakers, and in a wide variety of ways. Our student body has shown enviable school spirit during the last few years and it seems that this is growing to be a very essential part of our school life. VVe have supported our different activities whole-heartedly and have taken our victories and our defeats in a sportsmanlike manner. VVe hope in future years that this same school spirit will be fostered and maintained, that our defeats and victories will be met in the same honorable way and that Fullerton Union High School will become noted for her clean sportsmanlike school spirit and will be pointed out as an example for others to follow. 'lm-M1