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

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Good Morning! Here ore your announce- ments for today. Many hours are spent on the telephone, discussing important school matters. Principal Principal Donald Cruickshank in his second year as head of Fullerton High has led a con- tinuously growing teaching staff and student body to even higher standing in California education. Mr. Cruickshank always welcomes stu- dents to his office. The first person to serve in the capacity of principal was W. R. Carpenter. Receiving a salary of $125.00 a month, Carpenter, prin- cipal as well as the only teacher, instructed a student body of eight. This was the begin- ning of what has become our present high school plant. After graduation of the tenth class in 1905, the school had issued only 67 diplomas, but since then thousands of students have grad- uated. The district ' s 1893 one room high school has grown to three large schools. Fullerton students have brought many honors to our school in both educational and extra-curricular activities. 10

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strict linif ' Ma LimM MV ,J S! Logan Wheatley Assistant Superintendent f Dr T Stanley Warburton has worked in many phases of the educational field. As Superintendent of the Fullerton Un.on High School and Fullerton Junior College Districts, he is constantly working to maintain and improve our high educational standards. He has done an especially outstanding job in planning for increasing growth. Evidence of such planning is the development of two new high schools and preparation for a third. John Mann Administrative Assistant Personnel Wallace Ruitcel Administrative Assistant Business

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Dean of Girls During her seven years as Dean here at Fullerton, Mrs. Spears has helped girls ... find the things that are best for them here at FUHS. Working with the Girls ' League she has seen the girls become more service minded and thoughtful toward our school and com- munity. As our student body continues to expand it becomes increasingly more difficult to welcome and acquaint each new girl at Fullerton; but she hopes that the con- tinued friendly attitude of the students will help coun- teract the less desirable effects of our increasing growth. Dean of lop Dean of Boys, Robert Kill, has worked continually to help to further the educational standards of Fullerton High. As the growth of our school continues, Mr. Kill has been extending his services to act also as Advisor to the Student Body on Financial Matters. His work often extends to after school hours: advising, guiding, and participating in many youth activities. r I I