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

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Seventeen Standing: Sherman, Raupc, Rockiiill, Canfield, Littleton, Morpm Seated: Bjiley, Varsoiis, Henry, Crooke, Miller ADMINISTRATION C|A MOST important group in influencing student activities is undoubtably the office force. Miss Elizabeth Bailey works in Mr. Plummer ' s office and is his secretary. She IS assisted by Miss Marion Sherman who acts as stenographer and with whom reservations for both the new and old auditoriums are made. | Vliss Kathenne Littleton is secretary in the bank, she also has charge of all mimeographing. |f 4rs. Eunice Parsons and Miss Margaret Crooke act as assistants to Mr. Dan Henry, who is school auditor. These three work m the Auditor ' s office. | Vliss Edith Canfield and Miss Geraldine Rockwell are m charge of the book store. They and their assist ants sell all sorts of school supplies and also check all books that go in or out. fflMiss Lorraine Raupe and Miss Geneva Miller work in the registration office. Their chief duties are to record tardy excuses, transfers, and cuts, along with other secre ' tarial business. CfThe person with whom every student comes in contact at some time in his school career is Miss Edith Morgan. She sends all summons, checks absences, and is the person to whom students must explain unexcused absences. Pleiad es 1932

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Eighteen D. GiUilhier, P. Rcdfern, M. Bush, V. Moffilt, B. Doyle, D. Daiivr, A. MiChirc THE EXECUTIVE BOARD |The Student Body Executive Board has done its best to meet the demands put upon it, and to uphold the standards and tradi- tions of the school. It has been their privilege to have charge of the major activities of the school year. |The Student Body Dances, • which were initiated into the school last year, were a big success ' yl again this year. The Executive Board planned a special leap year mmm m ' dance which proved to be an even greater success than the other dances. The Student Body Executive Board ' s biggest job this year Mern I Bush bb j l was planning for the annual Pow-Wow carnival. It was the one outstanding event in the school year. (|With the kind assistance of the Board of Trustees, the financial end of the Student Executive Board ' s work was greatly helped. Mr. Redfcrn and Mr. Brunskill, the advisors for the board, gave their time and advice whenever it was needed. |Thc Executive Board wishes to thank all the students and faculty members who have helped m any way to make this a successful year. Pleiad eiades 1932