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

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Our high school days spent here should have developed a recognition and an appreciation of values; they should have made possible a fuller and more enriched life; they should have helped to lay the foundation for service. This annual will serve as a reminder of those days and cause us to reflect upon the values received here. —A. S. REDFERN c D A Continually assisting the boys of Fullerton High in the many phases of school activity is our Principal. Sitting every week with the student Executive Board, he is known and appreciated for his understanding and democratic spirit. Anyone in his position is constantly criticized by students who lack appreciation of character and respect for authority; yet those who know him frankly express a liking for his friendly tact and willing coopera- tion. Mr. Redfern ' s efficient service is and deserves to be appre- ciated by all the students and faculty. 13

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L To all true students of the Fullerton Union High School the Annual Pleiades eventually ceases to be a temporary influence but rather takes on that con- stancy implied by Job when he said, Canst thou bind the sweet influences of the Pleiades . . . ? The answer now, as in Job ' s time, must be, No, they are with us always. —LOUIS E. PLUMMER U IP E it IF It is only natural for the students of any institution to draw conclusions as to the kindliness and character of its admini- strators. Such impressions are received most vividly when one comes in personal contact with these people. We students take pleasure in expressing here our appreciation of the fact that students are always received with the most kindly courtesy by our superintendent, Mr. Plummer. Visitors leave with a friendly feeling of respect for his deserved authority. 12 —

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IE A N IF Friendliness, tact, and understanding are so neces- sary to one in Miss Kast ' s position. Her possession of these qualities is shown in the readiness with which the girls frequent her office for advice and discussion. As pricipal adviser of the Girl ' s League, she is thorougly conversant with the girls ' activities and constantly familiar with their relationship to this institution as an organized group. Just as the Pleiades are fixed among the constel- lations of the sky, so the Annual Pleiades has its place in our school. It brings us pleasure, not only today, but makes each tomorrow happier. Friends and thoughts of school days make us glad we are alive. May the future bring happiness to each of you! Cordially, -EMMA J. KAST 14 —