Celebrating Over a Century of Excellence: New History Book,  Legends and Legacies: Over 100 Years of Fullerton College.

We are excited to announce the release of a new history book, Legends and Legacies: Over 100 Years of Fullerton College. Edited by Dean of Fine Arts Emeritus Bob Jensen and Professor of Business and Entrepreneurship Gary Graves, this book chronicles the remarkable journey of Fullerton College from its founding in 1913 to its present status as a beacon of educational excellence.

This beautifully 156-page, hardback, crafted volume offers an in-depth look at the transformative moments and significant milestones that have defined Fullerton College over the past century. With vivid photographs, personal anecdotes, and meticulously researched historical accounts, Legends and Legacies captures the essence of the college’s enduring legacy. In particular, FC Athletics plays a huge roles in the shaping of Fullerton College with many legends and stories appearing in the Gold Section, pages 98-112.

A Tribute to the Hornet Family

“Once A Hornet, Always a Hornet” – this famous declaration by Coach Hal Sherbeck in 1965 resonates throughout the pages of this book. The sentiment underscores the profound connection and lasting impact Fullerton College has had on its alumni, faculty, and the broader community. 

Supporting Future Generations

In line with our commitment to fostering educational opportunities, all proceeds from the sale of Legends and Legacies will be directed towards student scholarships and experiential learning opportunities. This initiative aims to ensure that future generations of Hornets have access to the resources and support they need to achieve their goals.

Get Involved and Stay Connected

The release of Legends and Legacies is not just a celebration of the past but an invitation to all alumni, students, faculty, and friends of Fullerton College to engage with its vibrant community. Readers are encouraged to share their own stories, photographs, and memories, contributing to the ongoing narrative of the college’s history.