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

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LLIAM CAMPBELL Business NORMAN COTTOM Social Studies LOUISE CRESTO Language V - .l VIRGINIA DAVIS Business 1. ' M HUGO DEGROOT Driver Ed. w 5» JOHN DEWEY Business ELDRED DOUGLAS Mathematics Faculty VERA FERRARIS Mathematics ELIZABETH PRATES English MJ LOUISE GILLE1 Mathematics OROTHEA GOODWIN Physical Ed. MARJORIE FRENCH English WILLIAM GIENAPP Mathepiatics ROD GRUVER Special English Language Brings Understanding Language students will agree that learning the languages of other nations helps to build a bridge of understanding between people. When people from many lands come together at the crossroads of the world and are able to converse together in a common tongue, they are able to exchange ideas and further the cause of world peace. Fullerton High School endeavors to in- still in its students these ideals through their fine language department and four language clubs, teaching our students Latin, French, Span- ish, and German. 17

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LLOYD ALFORD Mathematics GEORGE ARCHAMBEAULT Drama LELAND ARTH Physical Ed. PAUL BAJEMA Science FuUexton VIRGIL BALLARD Social Studies LYAL BAUMGARDNER Business HAROLD BEDDOWS Business Science Key to Unknov rn Opportunity in the field of science is as good or better than it has ever been. The demand for people with scientific ability seems to be ever-increasing. Future doctors, nurses, and scientists will all bene- fit from the science courses which are offered at Fullerton High School. Biology, chemistry, physics, and many other courses open new fields of en- deavor to our students. New knowledge is attained, and the key to the unknown may be ascertained. MELVIN BENNETT Mathematics NELSON BONAR Music A DON BROWN Journalism ELIZAbtlH BkUNSKILL Mathematics DAVID BELL Mathematics MARJORIE BORCHERS Physical Ed. GEORGE BUftT Music

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JAMES HAMMER Industrial Arts BERT HATHAWAY Science m. JAMES HINES English ELWOOD HOPKINS Industrial Arts DOROTHY HUNLEY Social Studies FuUerton Progress irom the Past The progress of the world is recorded as history. Fullerton High School is proud of its fine social studies department. Offered world history, United States history, leadership, American problems, civics, and senior problems, the stu- dents are given an opportunity to study the progress of the world from ancient to modern times. Maybe someday the names of past Ful- lerton High School students will be recorded in the pages of history. MARION HUNNEX y Home EoDnomics ,x9 DUANE JOHNSON Speech i -e 4yi LINDELL JONES Social Studies ELIZABETH JOY Social Studies ROY KAWAGOE Health Ed. DONALD KNORR Language ERNEST KOCH Science EMANUEL R. KUENZIG English ROBERT LAHEY Science RAY LAWYER Physical Ed. LEW LEVINSON Drama