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

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Dedicated to Our Town Fullerton We, the students, want to take this opportunity to thank the city that has made so many worthwhile activities available to us-Fullerton. The change which has taken place in Fullerton during the past fifty years has been astounding. Fullerton ' s population has increased many times in the past half century. Since World War II alone, huge expansion of businesses, factories, and homes would be quite incredible to early Fullerton pioneers if they could see our city as it is today. Commerce has moved from downtown areas outward to several shopping centers throughout the city. Following California building trends, Fullerton has expanded not vertically, but horizontally. Our local government has done a tremendous job of making Fullerton a fine place in which to live. The recreational program, providing summer camps, parks, and sports activities, has been especially outstanding. The town has also met its objective as Center of Everything Worthwhile with an excellent school system, fire department, and police force. For this we gratefully dedicate the 1962 annual to our town, Fullerton. WELCOME TO FULLEl The town has also met its objective as Center of Everything Worth- while with an excellent. . .police force. -jfe Upon the an Upon entering liaijjrtbn. the tojtftst i wel com ej ch that span ' s Ha b| Miii nlfcii 1 I V Beautiful parks overlooking the city give a breathtakin splendor.

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WELCOMES YOU Out-of-towners are greeted both day and night by the lamp of welcome that is situ- ated on Harbor Boulevard, one of Fuller- ton ' s main thoroughfares. Looking east along Commonwealth Avenue one sees one of the main arterie of our downtown commerce area. Expanding with the rest of the city is Fullerton Union high School which is seen in one of its developing stages. view of Fullerton