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

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SUPERINTENDENT GLIMPSE of Southern California, with Its mountains and sea, its islands, orchards, and homes, is prophetic of what life may be here. All we need to contribute is appreciation for things that are beautiful and an enthusiasm characteristic of youth that makes us seize upon this beauty for ourselves. V It is in keeping with this favor from nature that beautiful schools should be erected, that pupils and teachers ■ n together to make four or six years of real living here contribute to a rich iite .n the years to follow. Let us make the most of our r -•. - ' — ment that there may grow up inside us a beauty of thought and expression • .1 n keeping with our lovely surroundings. LOUIS E. PLUMMER. 17

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J. W. SCHILLER HAROLD HALE CLAUDE RIDGWAY FRED JOHNSON L. B. STEWARD TRUSTEES RECORD of our year ' s activities is no! complete without the recognition of the fine services that are given to us by our Board of Trustees. Because most of our activities are subject to their approval, v e have them to thank for many of our social privileges and athletic opportunities. The board, which consists of five members, is elected at large from the district, each district which is served by Fullerton Union hiigh School being represented. H The members of the board are: Fred Johnson, president: Harold hiale, clerk: L. B. Steward: J. W. Schiller: and Claude Ridgway. Mr. Johnson is an orange rancher in Yorba Linda: Mr. Schiller is a merchant residing in Buena Park; Mr. hIale and Mr. Steward are ranchers living in Fullerton; and Mr. Ridgeway operates an orange and avocado ranch in La Habra.

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A. S. REDFERN Dean and adviser to the boys. For his services and his understanding we wish to extend to him our most grateful thanks. EMMA J. KAST Our dean of girls. So much may be said, and yet it all means that she is the grandest dean we will ever know.