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

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THE FRONT OFFICE

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GREETINGS! To the members of the class of 1946 and their flourishing successors, I count it a privilege to express the hope that school days have been and will continue to be happy days. You showed real en- thusiasm for living the life of the girl in calico or the bashful barefoot beau . We of the staff have endeav- ored to see that reading and Yiting and ' rithmetic received adeguate at- tention. This first post-war year has been a happy one for all of us. The splendid way in which you have cooperated with the staff in both class and extra-cur- ricular activities is a source of pride to us as to your parents. May you seniors revisit our campus often. Find your numerals on the ar- cade. Share your new experiences with your old friends on the faculty. Bear yourselves always in keeping with the finest spirit of Fullerton Union High School. Success to you! Sincerely, ' ==bjfe JL €!c a £u s fe J@Ly Constance Blose, Rachel Wolfe

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LEWIS Students find understanding council, and leadership from Mr. Lewis. He seems never too busy to give courteous aid in the solution of our problems. To the boys he is a special help. It has been through his particular efforts that Boys ' League was again resumed. He also instituted special homecoming day and program for Fullerton ' s alumni. His duties are many. He keeps in touch with other schools and notes their progress and improvements. TURNER Our new Dean of Girls is not new on the campus. Her smile is well known to students of Spanish, and her Girl Reserve work deserves highest praise. In her capacity as adviser, confidant, and friend, all the girls at Fullerton feel that she is tops . Whatever their problem is — grade troubles, club difficulties, future plans, or a personal dilemma — they will find her door open and sound advice within. We, the students of Fullerton Union High School, wish her loads of success in her new work and thank her for her friendship this year. BRUNSKILL Also new in his position, he has shown his merit as vice-principal and Dean of Boys in many ways. His friendly manner and cheery twinkle have endeared him to all of us who know him. He is an active adviser for Boys ' League and in club financial affairs. Still, he finds time to teach a business mathematics class. Boys and girls have beaten a path to his door and received solicitous attention to their difficulties. Fullerton Indians are fortunate to have such an excellent Big Chief as he. We appreciate his efforts and salute his future.