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

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Dorothea Spears, in her fifth year as Dean of Girls, directed her energies to the guidance and counseling of girls at Fullerton High. As adviser to the Girls ' League, she was active in the promotion of the League ' s objectives: the highest ideals of womanhood, a greater degree of cooperation, and friendship among girls and faculty. Through the fulfillment of these objectives, Mrs. Spears believed high school life, although a time of new adjustments and responsibilities, would be the best years of your life. E. William Wylie Fullerton Paul L. Godding Buena Park 12

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Glenn H. Lewis began a 36-year career at Fullerton High in 192 teacher of mathematics, science, music, soc al studies, and ph. attendance director and vice-principal, he was appointed Principal, held for eleven years. Born in Texas, Mr. Lewis served as a first lisutenant lerton High when the enrollment was 618 students. He watched tr students in 1955-56. His career, dedicated to educational guidance for yc culrr the completion of the new music-arts building . . uter serving as 1956 with je for Mr. Lewis.

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i Francis N. Laird President, Board of Trustees La Hab Virgil G. Morf Clerk Yorba Linda For Donald C. Cruickshank, it was the final year as Vice-Principal and Dean of Boys, as he prepared to assume the principalship upon the retirement of Mr. Lewis. Mr. Cruickshank came to Fullerton in 1931. After serving five years in the Army Air Force, he returned to Fullerton in 1946 and was appointed Dean of Boys. In 1951 he became Vice-Principal as well as Dean of Boys. Mr. Cruickshank observed how well the stu- dent body adjusted to the crowded condi- tions caused by the largest enrollment in the history of Fullerton High. He advised: Time passes so quickly; never put anything off. The time you lose can never be recovered.