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

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RICHARD JACKSON Suci.il S 1)1 AXE JOHNSON Speech RAY JOHNSON Special Education LINDELL JONES Social Studies ELIZABETH JOY Social Studies ROY KAWAGOE Health Education DONALD KNORR Language History, so some think, is very dull. Well, then you ' ve never been in Mr. Strange ' s class. Here history turns into a picnic in which dates are recalled by mathematical tricks, dull lectures become fascinating experiences, and double-whammies liven everything up. In this picture, we see Mr. Strange salaaming his albino ravine nam- ed Quoth, asking him for good luck on his students ' tests. MARGARET KESSLER Librarian ERNEST KOCH Science MARGERY LASI Journalism RAY LAWYER Driver Training VAL LINDE English V s si ROGER LOGAN Science DOROTHY LYMAN Social Studies MATTHEW MANTZ English RICHARD McDONALE Science 16

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v VIRGINIA DAVIS HUGO DEGROOI I )river Ed .DRED DOUGLAS Mathematics IOEL DVORMA.N natics VERA EERRAR1S ' -7 : ELIZABETH ERA English D VERXOX FREDERICK Agriculture |A( QUELINE GAYNES Clothing M.AI. GIBBV ' hysical Education WILLIAM GIEXAPP Mathematics LOUISE GILLETTE Mathematics ROD GRUVER Special Education And then there was the day when . . . . . .Bob Neely drank a malt through a sixteen foot glass straw. Bob exerted a pres- sure of eight pounds on the rising liquid which reached his mouth three minutes after he began. Dr. Roger Slocum, who sponsored this performance, paid Bob and his assistant, Sharlotte Silva, one dollar each. The feat came about when Dr. Slo- cum ' s class was studying air pressure. A question arose concerning the air pres- sure exerted by the muscles between the ribs. Dr. Slocum was SO interested to find out if a pei son could raise a liquid to the second story of the science building, that he offered a dollar to any one who could succeed. JAMES HAMXER Industrial Arts AMES HIXES English BERT HATHAWAY Science MARIAN HUXXEX Home Economics 15

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EDWIN McINTOSH Language GEORGE MORSE English CARL NELSON Industrial Arts DOROTHY NEWTON D NALD ( SEID English CHARLES PETERS Drama ESTER PIERCE Study Hall f LEONA QUIGLEY Social Studies v IRENE RANDALL Art The English Department worked very hard this year to inform us of the new uses of English and he lp us to review the old. English is said to be one of the hardest languages to learn for it has so many exceptions to the rules, and there is no set standard for verbs. We must practice writing sentences, composing paragraphs, and studying verbs. The English Department works hard to select books for us to read in class. These teachers must be complimented for the fine job they do in helping us find meaning in what we read and in what we write. Here Mr. Oseid seems to be rooting his class on while they concentrate on an exam. BARTON REDFERN Mathematics RUTH SCOTT Physical Education WINIFRED SEMANS Language PAULINE SHAFRANSK1 Physical Education MAXINESHURTZ Physical Education DAVID SK.EL English ROGER SLOCUM Science 1