Fremont High School - Mogul Yearbook (Fremont, MI)

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SHIRLEY VANSICKLE, Shady Tell me, pretty maiden, are ihcre any more al home like you? From ledlord High School '05 Needle- worlners Club, I year. CATHERINE WALTZ, Carhy She is noi as meek ax she looks. Pep Club, 4 years: FBLA, I year. EVELYN WITTE, Evo Silence is a perfect herald of ioyyi Pe Club, 3 yeersg Glee Club, l yeerg F A, I year: FILA, I year. . gl bliffm ma' ' Brllnsx W fm sir ' QV! Rough, buf oh so qenllo. ROBERT VISSCHER A little man may fax! a great xhadowf' FFA, 2 years: Noon Hour Baskelball, 2 years: FFA laskelball, l year. DOROTHY WITTE, Dol Red hair and good nafure com- bined are trails you don'! oflen fndf' Pep Club, 3 years: Dramatic: Club, l yearg Honor Benquel, 2 years, Snack Bar, I year. RUTH WOLTERS Women of few words are the bex! workerx. Pep Club, 2 years: FHA, I year. ELODIA TAYLOR SCROGGINS Transferrad from Muskegon Heighfs High School '49. G, I . lnol' plclurodl BOYD M. CARPENTER page sevenfecn A good underxfandinq. ,,,,......-.-

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MIRIAM SMITH, SmiHy Bashful? We're no! sure. Sr. Band, 3 years: Pep Club, 2 years: Mariners, I year: Drarnaflcs Club, I year: Honor Ianquer, I year. MARY ELLEN SPLITSTONE, 5pIi1 If arguing were money, this lass would he a millionaref' Pep Club, 4 years: Sfudenf Council, I year: Sr. Choir, I year: Debale Club, l year: Mogul Staff: Honor lanquel, 3 years: Mariners, I year. VIRGINIA TANIS, Ginny Mild in manner, warm in heart. Pep Club, 3 years: FILA, I year. VIOLA TILLOTTSON, Tillie Life isn't what it is, if: what you make il. From Hesperia High School '46: Pep Club, 3 years: Jr. P ay: Debaie Club, I year: Honor Banquet, 2 years: GAA, I year: Jr.-Sr. Banque! cast ABRAM VANDYKE I want to be a good fellow, but not loo good. Physics Club, I year: Noon Hour las- kelball, 3 years: Noon Hour Volleyball, 2 years. page sirleen PHILIP T. SMITH, Flip Long may his permanent wave! Foosball, 4 years: Honor Iancluel, 4 years: Senior land, 6 years' las efball, 4 years: F Club, I year: jr. Play: Sea Scouts, 2 years. ROBERT C. STOUT, lab Fun and fancy-free. Sr. Choir, I year: FFA, 3 years: Noon Hour laslrefball, 3 years: Noon Hour Softball, I year: Noon Hour Volleyball, 2 years: FFA laskeiball, 2 years. LORNA JEAN TAYLOR To know her is to like her. Pep Club, I year: FHA, 2 years: Sr. Choir, I year: Glee Club, Vg year: Snack lar, I year. JOYCE VANDERWERP Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. From Chica o Chrlsfian High School In '47: FHA, 'Z year. STANLEY VAN GOOR, lovlne'f Prepared, not self-rising. FFA, 3 years: FFA Presidenl: FFA Dls- lricf Reporfer: FFA Regional Senfinel: Noon Hour laskefball, 4 years: Noon Hour Volleyball 2 years: lnlramural Traclr, 2 years: Movie roledor, 2 years.

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WE'RE PROUD OF IT If wasn'f long ago fhaf Fremonl' High School opened ifs doors and enrolled a group of enfhusias- fic boys and girls as Freshmen. This class. of '45, under fhe leadership of Miss Orr, Miss .Brunson, and Mr. Sneller, soon casf fheir vofes for class officers. Those chosen were Bill Lubke, Presidenh Mariorie Cornwall, Vice-Presidenfg Alan Kreps, Secrefary: and Alberf Moore, Treasurer. During fhis, our firsf year, many of us could be seen in various acfivifies, such as Senior Band, Senior Orchesfra, Senior Choir, G.A.A., Pep Club, efc. ln facf one of- our Fresh- men, Bill Kempf by name, made fhe varsify baskef- ball feam. The firsi' year had proved so greaf a success, wifh class parfies and all, fha? in 'ihe fall of '46, we frooped back, enrolled as Sophomores. 'To carry on fhe business of fhe -class were Alan Kreps, Presi- denf: Joyce Cahill, Vice-Presidenf: Don Aiken, Secrefary: and Marianne Geerlings, Treasurer. To be sure fha? our Sfudenf Council had a good sfarf fhis year, we chose Marilyn Hendrickson, Loralyn Anway, Bill Kempf and Alan Kreps fo be our represenfafives, while fhe sfudenl' body elecfed one of our Sophomores, Bill l.ubke, Treasurer of fhe Sfudenf Council. Under fhe direcfion of Mrs. Davis, Miss Bender, Mr. Sneller, and Mr. Juska, we had a wholloping class par'l'y. Thaf spring we served fhe Juniors and Seniors fheir banquef wifhouf mishap. Also, fhose of us who had earhed honors in various fields, a'H'ended fhe Honor Banquei' for 'ihe firsf fime. Sfill eager for education, we rushed for a fhird evenfful nine monfhs - fhis fime as Juniors. All of our bashfulness had disappeared by fhis 'lime and we were all sei' for a rip-roaring year of fun and sfudy. This year our class had fhe honor fo be guided by fhe willing advisers, Miss Walkley, Mr. Paffer- son and Mr. Moes. Class officers were Bill Kempf, Presidenfg Mari- anne Geerlings, Vice-Presidenf: Marilyn Hendrick- son, Secrefary, and Bill Lubke as Treasurer. Delora Monfague acfed as Assisfanf Treasurer. Bill Kempf was inaugerafed as Vice-Presidenf of fhe Sfudenf Council fhaf year while his associafes represenfing our class were Alan Kreps, Loralyn Anway, Don Aiken and Bill Lubke. Lafer in fhe fall of fhe year, under fhe excellenf direcforship of Miss Walkley, we demonsfrafed our acfing abilifies in our successful Junior Play, Creep- ing Shadows. ln fhe spring, again under Miss Walkley's 'tireless supervision, we presenfed fhe Seniors wifh a grand Banquef. We used fhe seffing, Life on fhe Missis- sippi, and worked ouf a highly enferfaining pro- gram, revealing a greaf amounf of our class -ialenf. Also, during fhe year, more fellows from our class parficipafed in foofball, baskefball, frack, and so forfh, fhan before, of which fhe class was proud. Again many of us affended fhe Honor Banque? - fhis fime we heard Governor Sigler speak. The lasf lap in our four years of educafion in Fremonf High School had af lasf arrived. To lead fhe class for fha lasf year were Alan Kreps, Presi- denf: Fred Holmes. Vice-President Marilyn Hend- rickson, Secrefaryg and Marianne Geerlings, Treasurer. Our very capable advisers for fhaf evenfful year were Mr. Pafferson, Mr. Mefcalf, Miss Van Horn, and Mr. Durkee. We shall again have a chance fo prove our acf- ing abilifies when, under fhe direcfion of Mr. Mel'- calf, 'lhe annual Senior Play will be given in fhe Spring. As we go fo press, fhe desfinafion of our skip 'I'rip is yer uncerfain. However, names such as Washingfon, D. C., Niagara Falls, New York, Chicago, and various o'I'her places, have been floaf- ing around puffing us in greaf anficipafion. Of course, fhe Junior-Senior Banquef will-fake place also in fhe spring, which will add excifmenl' 'lo fhe lasf couple of weeks. On May 29, Baccalaureafe will be held, impress- ing upon us fhe realizafion fhaf our high school careers are fo soon end, and fha? we shall acquire new responsibilifies in fhe very near fufure. Finally on June 2, Commencemenf will mark our lasf few minufes of being Seniors of Fremonf High School. We shall be led up fhe aisle by the Junior Presidenf and Vice-Presidenf, Elwin Derks and Mel- vin Burke. This year, however, our caps and gowns are grey wifh maroon fassels, insfead of fha blue offen worn by preceeding classes of Fremonf High. As we leave Fremonf High School, we shall carry wifh us many fond memories of all fhe parlies, games, classes, clubs, noi' foo quief sessions, carni- vals, choirs, and lasf, buf cerfainly noi' leasf, our feachers. So good-bye Fremonf High, and we fhank you for fhese memories as we leave for new environmenfs and experiences. page eighhen