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

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For Services Rendered The 1960 Annual Pleiades acknowledges Mr. Martin Bullis for his 30 years of fine service to Fullerton Union High School. Mr. Bullis taught industrial arts in Fullerton from 1928 to 1959. We con long remember Mr. Bullis for the metal placques which he placed in the main corridor. Each placque is a metal mold of the year of the last graduating class. He also made arrangements for the greenery used dur- ing graduation. Even though he is no longer teaching, Mr. Bullis isn ' t completely retired from the industrial arts field. He is still doing work such as cabinet making. Long remembering these memorable tasks, we wish Mr. Bullis the best of luck in whatever his future holds, with many thanks for the memories he left at Fullerton High. Serving Fullerton Union High School since 1939, Mr. James Brittain is recognized by the Annual Pleiades for his outstanding service to Fullerton. Mr. Brittain taught mechanical drawing and woodshop. He was also department-head for 3 years and worked for the district in 1930. Mr. Brittain ' s classes won the March of Dimes banner the last 6 consecutive years of his teaching. He was known to match any money donated by his students to this fund. Mr. Brittain ' s heart went out to the polio fund when one of his students died of the disease. Sincere wishes go to Mr. Brittain for much success in the years to come, and sincere appreciation for the work he did at Fullerton High.

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We Dedicate In a cloud of dust, and with a hearty Goodbye to his little woman, off goes Mr. Moore, our student activities coordinator, on another typical day. Following his late arrival to first period leadership class, he makes an attempt to keep the student body officers in line. Since they are quite a vigorous group, he finds it necessary to stop afterwards for a quick cup of coffee to revive his spirits. The remainder of his day is spent attending meetings, supervising sports, and doing anything from signing stacks of transfers to picking out petticoats for pretty princesses. There is a rumor that he doesn ' t work, but this remains unconfirmed by evidence. Even though he ' s not in when you look for him, and they don ' t know where he is when you call, Mr. Moore is always around, willing to lend a helping hand when he is needed. Although he was born in the Roaring ■20 ' s, played spin-the-bottle in the ' SO ' s, served in the Navy in the Frantic ' 40 ' s, and began FUHS leadership class in the ' 50 ' s, Mr. Moore still is Swinging strong as we begin these ' 60 ' s.

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AdministratMon 6tr ,. nuj U ( Jlht With our administration leading the way, we stepped from the Fabulous Fifties to the Swinging Sixties . Under their capable guidance, we were encouraged, motivated, and reassured. They have actively supported our student activities, helped to promote our Indian spirit, helped us with our problems, and kept us in line.