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

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ilfwmcioz CC0lfLl0ff0LlfLt Mrs. Mildred Blasingame is another of our behind the scenes workers who has a big job on her hands, which she docs very W6 lfwinezffi 6LlfL0'L98l Although many of us never meet him, much credit is due Mr. Dan Henry, whose work behind the scenes includes purchasing, accounting, bud' get making, payrolls, and many others. pfanf ,gifzloerinfenaienlf Mr. Bill Potter efficiently supervises repa and alterations of buildings and care campus, power house, and janitoring school.

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eam 0 ir 5 In selecting periodicals as a theme for this Annual, the staff may take satisfaction in the realization that the Pleiades is the publication which the students of Fullerton Union High School have awaited with great anticipation for these many months. As these pages are perused, may they revive memories of lessons well learned, of worthfwhile activities enjoyed and of lasting friendships made during 19474948 on the campus. It has been a joy to work with the. cover girls pictured on the following pages. The American Girl of Seventeen on our campus has more Glamour. She is an intelligent Mademoiselle of character, and with a Variety of interests. Her Scholastic work and lxer extracurricular activities are training her for a career and for that House Beautiful of her dreams. My thanks to her for her neverffailing cooperation throughout the year. Sincerely, Doacixs TURNER, Dean of Girls ,tgp Q6LlfL 0 5 Aloha to each and every senior and may l send you on your way by wishing you luck and may your journey on through life be a fruitful one. You have just completed another very important lap of this journey and with new experiences and new friendships gained during the last four years you should be prepared to make greater contributions to society. The year just passed has been a very fine one and could not have become a reality except for the cooperation of every student in F.U.H.S. The willftofwin spirit of our athletic teams, the diligent efforts of student leaders, the willingness of the majority of students to serve, the enthusiastic participaf tion in school activities and student loyalty are a few of the things which made. this year so memorable. The experiences gained at F.U.H.S. should prepare you to take your place as a worthy citizen in your community and, in turn, of this great nation of ours. We must prepare ourselves to the best of our ability to meet the challenges of an ever changing com- petitive world. I wish to thank every student of F.U.H.S. for the part he has played in making the school year a most enjoyable and fruitful one and ask that those students returning next year keep up the fine spirit and good work to assure that future years will be just as great or greater. Best of luck, DLJN.-XLD C. CRUICKSHANK, Dean of Boys.

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