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

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PROVIDED r- ♦ td i LUNCHES Lunch time, a favorite hour of many F.U.H.S. students, was made more enjoyable by Mrs. Pat- terson, cafeteria manager, and the cafeteria staff who worked to pro- vide students and faculty with a variety of nourishing meals. Francis Worley and Hazel Harris Cafeteria Staff CLEAN FACILITIES The school custodians, under the supervision of Jess Hurtado, spent endless hours cleaning and equipping classrooms and other facilities. Thanks to the work of these men, Indians were very proud of their campus. Jess Hurtado Head Custodian TRANSPORTATION Each day at 2:55 students found the bus drivers waiting to offer them a safe trip home. Be- sides chauffeuring students to and from school, the bus drivers spent many evening hours transporting the student body to football games and other extra-curricular ac- tivities. Scott Jones Bus Driver

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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

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George Anderson President Ned Harden Vice-President Dear Seniors: I would like to express the sincerest thanks to the Senior (lass advisors from all the members of the Class of ' 65. Without their invaluable help, many of the Senior class ' s activities would not have been possible. Through their aid and direction, they helped to give Fullerton in ' 65 the best Senior class yet. Looking back, it seems this year has passed so quickly that it is hard to believe that it is over already. The Seniors got off to a fast start and pre- sented to the school a badly needed new sign for the corner of Chapman and Pomona as a class gift. As well as improving the appearance of our school, it was felt that this sign would prove useful in the years to follow.