Fremont High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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v I l i, . . 1 pun fwafiaqe This year, as we all know, marks the 26th anniversary of our Fremont Union I-ligh School. As we stop to look back to the school's beginning, we find that it has grown both in enroll- ment and in facilities. However, "growth" does not necessarily mean simply getting bigger. "Growth" also can become synonymous with "progress" And because of this, "Growth and Progress" has been chosen by your editorial staff as the theme for the 1950 Yearbook. Let us look at our own beloved Fremont. Like the county, state, and the nation itself, our school has become larger. For example, in order to meet the increased enrollment and in order to give you a fuller and wider experience in your school, we have added many new courses in arts, crafts, and shops - for the athletic department, many acres of land have been leveled and planted to turf, large areas have been paved for outdoor sports, the football field is bordered by a quarter-mile track with a 220-straightaway, and a lighted football field and steel bleachers have been added much to the enjoyment of the community- and we are in the process of acquiring twenty acres of land, new classrooms have been built, a music building is in the process of being built and many other buildings are in the blueprint stage. Our school has become larger in physical properties. And we are proud of this progress. But we also are happy that we have a solvent student organization that finances a well-equip- ped band, buys the best in athletic gear for its teams, that has a smooth-working point sys- tem that gives worthwhile awards which are of life-long meaning to the winners, that has a traffic squad and a student court, and that has a recreation center. l could go on about our counseling, guidance, and our testing. Cur athletics have reached an all-time high and should continue to be satisfactory. Yes, Fremont is bigger and better. Looking back, we find the school has shown both Hgrowthu and "progress," And we also find that the class of 1950 has contributed more than its share towards this advancement. Thank you and congratulations for a job well done! A. c. STEVENS, JR.