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

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aIJ|p itrrnunbtng Hall The word wall may suggest to one many kinds of protective barriers. A wall may be made of stones, bricks, or boards. But the kind I speak of is an imaginary one. It is the all-enveloping wall of school spirit. Those who remain without this wall are likely to find it a bar- I ' ier to progress rather tlian a protecting bulwark. Suddenly it looms up before their eyes like a ship out of a deep fog, and they are made to realize that they are on the outside. Fortunately, there is always a gate in this wall, but it can be opened only by those on the outside who desire admittance. Sometimes it happens that all the boys or all the girls are witliout the surrounding wall. Then indeed is the defense of the school weakened. Those on the inside of the wall are enabled through its strength and protection to win every race and overcome all obstacles. In union there is strength, and happy indeed is that school whose forti- fication is unified school spirit. Our hope for Fullerton is that its school spirit may never be weakened to the slightest extent, but that, if possible, it may even be strengthened as the years go by. In our surrounding wall there must never be a break. United in spirit, we are the greater P. U. H. S. oltiattkB The staff of the 1921 Annual Pleiades wishes to take this oppor- tunity to thank all those who through their co-operation and support have made this publication possible. Mr. Plummer, as principal of the High School, has given us much useful coimsel. Mr. Giles, of the firm of Giles and Jolly, has been very helpful in rendering us many favors, and giving us suggestions in connection with the work. Mr. Betzsold has done highly commendable work in furnishing us our pictures. His work has been not only prompt, but has also been very well done. The American Engraving Company has handled our engraving work, which is of such a high quality. Much credit is due their representative, Mr. Lynde, who has at all times given helpful assistance. Miss Hinkle, as supervisor of the art work, has done a great deal for the Annual. Besides directing the art work she has handled the pictures, preparing them for the engraver in a very superior way. Throughout the year she has been constantly at work. As adviser Miss Harvey has toiled shoulder to shoulder with the staff. She possesses the gift of excellent management, which means so much toward the success of a publication. Mr. Gulp has given helpful legal advice, and the typing department is to be thanked for the cheerfulness and promptness with which it has handled the material. We wish also to thank the department of dramatic art for the finan- cial aid it has given.

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vn UtB Mr. L. B. Steward Mr. W. J. Travers Mr. O. A. Kreighbaum Mr. F. M. Dowllng Mr. J. D. Sievers IFarultg Mr. Louis E. Plummer Principal Mr. Thomas Askln Drama, English Mr. J. M. Alcorn Agriculture Mr. Alvin A. Ames Manual Training Miss Lillian Anderson Spanish Miss Nelle Bate Librarian Mr. W. T. Boyce Dean of Junior College, Civics Miss Mary Braly Domestic Science Miss Panchen Campbell Latin, English Mr. L. O. Gulp Commercial Mr. H. W. Daniels Mathematics, Physics Mr. Earl Dysinger History, Economics Miss Jessie Grieve Gymnasium, General Science Miss Fern Harvey English Miss Henrietta Helm Domestic Art Miss Marion Helm Oral Expression Miss Lucile Hinkle Art Mr. Philip Hotmann English Miss Claire Hornby Mathematics Miss Arietta Klahn Spanish, English Dr. Thomas E. Neviflin Ancient History, Logic, Psychology Mr. Glenn Lewis Athletics, Civic Biology Mr. T. H. Lodge Commercial Miss Ida V. McAdow English Mr. R. A. Marsden Manual Training Mr. A. S. Redfern Vice-principal, History, Civics Miss Lena Reynolds Mathematics Miss Lillian Rivers Commercial Miss Nellie Rumsey Physiology, Chemistry Mr. Vernon Sayre Manual Training, Mechanical Drawing Miss Clara Schaat Latin, English Miss Anita Shepardson Study Hall, Mathematics Miss Ida Shrode Commercial Miss Clara Stephenson Gymnasium, English Mrs. Myrtle Stuelke English Mr. H. H. Tracy Botany, Biology, Zoology Miss May Vertrees Spanish Mr. H. E. Walberg Music Miss Helen Wishard Music Mr. C. A. Worsley Chemistry, Physics Miss Druzilla Mackey Supervisor of Part Time Work at La Habra nine