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

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PAST AND PRESENT BROUGHT ALIVE M. Bowen Economic s Occidental College L.A.,Cal. ¥P Mr. Burt World History N. Dak. State I n. Fargo, N. Dak. Mrs. F rates Mr. Jones U.S. History Civics, U.S. History San Jose State Pepperdine College San Jose, Cal. LA, Cal. Mr. La mon U.S. H storv Whittier College Whittle: ,Cal. Mrs. Noun nan World History U.C.L.A. LA., Cal. Miss Quigley U.S. History State Univ. of N.Y Albany, N.Y. C ijp t mrM Mr. Strange U.S. History U.S.C. LA, Cal. Mi Wareberg Civics St. Olaf College Northfield, Minn. Mr Department Head I i ' inics. Civil s Purdue Unil West Lafayette, Ind Mi Wareburg lectured on Civics. Mr. Strange checked roll before starting liis U S. History class. 23

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TEST TUBES, FORMULAS EXPLODED Mr. Redfern Department Head Trigonometry State Teachers College Peru, Nebr. Mr. Affentranger Mr. Alford Mr. Bennett Uiology, Chemistry Algebra Algebra, Geometry Okla. State Univ. Okla. Univ. Murray State College Stillwater, Okla. Norman, Okla. Murray, Ky. Mr. Bradshaw Biology, Life Science Mont. State Univ. Missoula, Mont. Mrs. Brunskill Mr. Daniels Math, Algebra Biology U.C.L.A. Whittier College L.A., Cal. Whittier, Cal. Mr. Douglas Algebra, Math State Teachers College i Peru, Nebr. Mr. Logan demonstrated a physics experiment. Mr. Egertson Mrs. Ferraris Physical Science, Chemistry Math, Algebra St. Olaf College U.C.L.A. Northfield, Minn. LA, Cal. Mr. Gienapp Geometry State Univ. of Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa Mrs. Gillette Geometry, Algebra Wis. State College Eau Claire, Wis. Mr. Hillman Math, Geometry Westminster College Salt Lake City, Utah Mr. Logan Physical Science, Chemistry Univ. of Wyo. Laramie, Wyo. Using the opaque projector, Mr. Mulvey explained tin mysteries of cells. Mr. Mulvey Dr. Slocum Biology Earth and Pract. Scienc Univ. of Ariz. State College Tucson, Ariz. Superior, Wis.

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SCHOOL STAFF STUDENT SUPPLIES When students were in need of pencils, binders, protractors, or copies of Julius Caesar, Mrs. Dun- ham was the one to whom they turned. Besides serv- ing as bookstore manager, Mrs. Dunham supervised all ticket sales and acted as bookkeeper for school clubs and the Student Body. AUDITORIUM SUPERVISION The job of auditorium supervisor was far from being an easy one. The success of school plays, musical programs, assem- blies, and all other activi- ties taking place in the auditorium was largely due to the efficiency of Mr. Thornsberry. Mrs. Dunham Bookstore Manager Mr. Thornsberry Auditorium Supervisor CLERICAL ASSISTANCE School secretaries aided students and administration in numerous ways. Among their many duties were: scheduling coun- seling appointments, sending transcripts to colleges, taking care of absences, issuing guest passes for games and dances, and attending all the clerical needs of the administration. Mrs. Morken Principal ' s Office Mrs. Jones Vice Principal ' s Office Mrs. Frank Attendance Office Mrs. Trust Counseling Office Mrs. Stephenson Registrar Mrs. Behmke Attendance Office