Fremont High School - Black And Gold Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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It is fitting that a major part of this book be devoted to members of the Class of 1941, for this year culminates twelve years of effort and labor on their part to receive the distinction of graduating from high school. Their hundreds of school lessons and memories will for. ever constitute an integral part of their lives.

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viliir +9 ri'- D - ID ANDERSON ANDERSON BAUER BALL BAUER BECHTEU Y BITTNER BOLDEN BORCHERDING BOSTROM BRANDERT BRONSON DORIS ANDERSON, Council CSD of Pep Club t.2,3,4D and Girl Reserves t-lD, plans to attend summer school at Midland College prior to enrolling for nurse's training in the fall. Consistently an A citizen, MELRAE ANDER- SON, Girl Reserves t2,3,4D and Pep Club CSD, held the Sewing Club vice-presidency QSD. A loyal supporter of the Pep Club HD, ROSIE BADER preferred typing and shorthand. Most active in Hi-Y C2,3,4D as vice-president CS,-lD and delegate to the National Congress CSD, DALE BALL, a Boys' Stater, also served as presi- dent t3D of Orchestra tl,Z,3,-1D and participated in Reserve Football LSD, Pep Club LSD, Student Readers' Board HD, Black and Gold tl,3D, Student Council LSD, and Debate t3,4D. DARLEEN BOSTROM, Black and Gold advertis- ing manager Q-lD, received an art award from the University of Nebraska C3D and found time for The Rustler t4D, A Cappella Choir t-lD, and Pep Club 63,45- LOIS MARIE BRANDERT, a member of A Cap- pella Choir t2,3,-ID. also joined Pep Club HD, Girl Reserves UD, and Science Club QZD. VALNECIE BRONSON, whose favorite recreation was dancing, was a member of Pep Club CZD, Science Club QZD, and Girl Reserves CZ,3D. A strong political leader during the mock election for national and state officials was SAM BITTNER, Intramural CLZD, Hi-Y QZD, Science Club QED, and Debate C3,4D. Pagv DUANE BOLDEN played Football CZ,-lD, Basket- ball t2.3D, and Baseball QZD. Duke was also a Hi-Y member QZD. Commonly known as Butch, Student Manager FLOYD BORCHERDING was the athletes' nurse- maid. His name, however, was also associated with Hi-Y t3D. Orchestra tl,.ZD, F Club t4D, Reserve Football QED, Intramural Q-1D, and Pep Club Coun- ci 4D. Publicity chairman of Girl Reserves C-ID and noted for her drawl and elflike manner, LORETTA BAUER specialized in journalism by serving as fea- ture, associate, and Senior High news editor of The Rustler C-lD. EUGENE BECHTEIIS extracurricular activities while in high school numbered three-Intramural QZD, Debate QSD, and junior Orpheum t3D. Most interested in Girl Reserves HD and her com- mercial course, MADELON BETTS was also a member of Pep Club tl,-ID. Planning to see America firstu after graduation, MARVIN BROVVN was active in Football C2,3,-lD. Track f3,4D, Intramural 13,-lD, F Club f3,4D and was a junior Rotarian. His hobby-eating. Sports was the major activity of XVARREN BI-OW ' BROXYN. F Club member CS,-ID who was in Foot- ball QS,-lD, Track t3,4D, Swinnning HD, Reserve Basketball tl,2D, and Intramural tl,-lD. Coming to Nebraska in September from Redondo Beach, California, NORMA BUCK was a first se- mester member of G. A. A., Pep Club Council, Girl Reserves, and The Rustler. In january Norma left Fremont to return to Redondo Beach. Twcniy-six Q H 'lf tif Jil x l 1 BETH vonaowi ! A, M I I 1 c I i leg ,rr D 4 l Xl