John Fremont High School - Fremontian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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UAB f , , Q '- luv f ' 4 ww i f 1' af' ' I'-f , , 'w' 4 cj ' W ,.AA ff' as , 1- L A A i as A ws get -, fi THE BOYS' LEAGUE The Boys' League cahinet with the help of Mr. Raymond Brown has made the past year the biggest and hest in history. The hoys hegan hy nosing out the girls in the P.T.A. drive, resulting in the largest PTA. inemhership ever ohtained. The money from this contest paid for several sacks of potatoes donated to the Christmas Drive. Some very exceptional and entertaining speakers were ohtained hy the cahinet. Athletics provided the theme for two aud calls, Mr, Keinholz, coach at Occidental, Frank Wykuill and -lecldy Welcli, famous on the cinder path, heing the speakers. Cn another occasion Captain Salishury, the noted explorer, told of exciting experiences among the savages. Dads' Night proved the usual success. The shops were thrown open, a livcfwire program presented: and the evening hrought to a climax with cider and doughnuts, The popularity of the 'spring wrestling tournament was demonstrated hy the numher of entries and spectators. Credit is due the cahinet for the hrilliant accomplishments of the league. ln addition to the elected oilicers, the cahinct is composed of tour hoys selected hy the Oflicers. Louis Audet, Don Hodge, .liin Lawrence and Roh Schvvainh served in the cabinet during the winter term. .loc Briggs, Norman Frost, Alexander Hutchinson, and Manx Schulorl served this seinester, Fall Scrnexter Wailtei' Clark f Bill Peterson f Tom Ward f f Earnest Pendleton UFFICER5 f President ' VicefPresident f Secretary f f f f T'ret1,siw'er Spring Senieatcr f black Lcscoulie f john Frost Sherman Johnson Orlengo Reeder till

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ef ,W T Q 5 ff . f ' ,pf 4' K ' 'I T lf Tiff , gp fa- v f e 'S use fig it IAV. A. . If , Q56 w 9, Vg! E. if bm , , I g lin! 162' Ti!! 4 ,XII ii i ,Mfr 'l-, Lf lfaxf- Vi f lIIl'll'fll N IIJD I i M V4 1I,ITIr 's lolnn!he rw mmm, is MEET SECOND OHDS Fnirfavg an th.- .in uh.- h apnkf-1-, rw 1 , W mu THE PATI-IFINDER Much of the success and progress of ,lohn C. Fremont High School during the past year has been due, if indirectly. to the support and aid given by this loyal group of workers, the Patlzfinder staff. For this reason the Fremont student body is exceedingly proud of its school paper, distributed each Friday morning at roll call. During this year the Pathfmdev' has made amazing progress in style, distribuf tion, and subject matter under the sup' ervision of Miss Ruth Bartlett, with Mike Holubow and Bill Tandy as edif tors. The spring semester has scored a group of twentyfseven staff members, the largest Fremont has known. The Patlafncler staff is composed of journalism II students and those of the Journalism T class who have received the highest grades, the editor being elected by popular vote each semester. Not only is the staff engaged in editing our own paper, but many of the members write for outside papers-such as the Extuniner, Herald, Times, and Express, School news is sent to six lo' cal papers, thus creating friendly inter' est between Fremont and the public. The newspaper men of Southern California are aiding the development of the high school newspaper by conf ventions and press days. During the last term Fremont has sent delegates to Southern California Newspaper Day, held at the University of Southern Calif fornia. Representatives have also jour' neyed to Long Beach and Huntington Park High Schools. In this way prob' lems confronting the average high school iournalists are discussed and solved, Let us, too. continue supporting our own high school newspaper, since it is of such vital importance in helping all the activities of Fremont. f33l