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

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..'?f ew . x-,'., -'- , ,,,.. .! ' ,,, ' 1 Af wb ww ,p,,gijM,:,,j ' 1455 71 gig' - ff 1' 1' .Z ff I ti' -15 ff? f y ml FREMONT TROPHIES AND AWARDS The beautiful Fremont trophy case, situated in the main hall of the administraf tion building, was presented as a class gift by the graduating class Of Wiriter 28. Since then Fremont has excelled in activities which have filled the trophy case with cups. This year another varsity track cup was added to the collection, the other being won in 1927, The Pathiinders received its second awardfthe first, in 1928, being awarded for a feature story-for the best editorial. Eight cups is the total won by the horticulture classes. During the past year many students have excelled in various activities, receiving numerous prices and awards for their skill. Among this group is Madeline Mangels who won first prize in a 1930 doll contest, sponsored by Los Angeles Junior Museum of Exposition park, for her story, The Lieutenant Proposes. Wesleyf Moore, one of the SOOO high school students to enter the National Scholastic art contest received a prize of five dollars in money, and the distinction of having two of his pieces of animal sculpture among the 300 chosen One of his pieces was kept for a permanent exhibit, John McKinney, a member of the class of Vxfinter 1930 received fifth prize at the oratorical contest finals, held .It lvlanual Arts High School, December IS, 1929, under the auspices of the Ephchian, Oral Arts, and WII1'ld Friendship societies. Two who have received honors in the Social Science field are George Cittleson, who received a bronze: medal in June, 1929 from the 'LColonial Daughtersl' for his essay, and Edith Kierstead who received a medal from the Daughters of the American Revolution for excellence in Social Science. ln addition to these Van Baker was awarded honorable mention in the Foreign Trade Contest, sponsored by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Une of the most important awards of the year is the girls' sports cup, presented each semester tO the class having the highest number of points. The classes of 1928, 1929, 1930 and 1931 have been the lucky winners thus far. The following students won gold pin awards in typing: Edith Conforti, Doris Hanson, Dorothy Harrigan, Ottillia Kiss, La Freal McGhie, Natalie Metrovitsch, Virginia Paulin, Nona Mae Vxfolcott, Cecilia Yingling. The much coveted gold ac- curacy pin was won by: Virginia Paulin, Nona Mae Wolctitt, La Preal McGhie, and Dorothy Harrigan. ln the finals of the California State Poultry Judging Contest our Fremont team won second place. This was the first time girls have ever placed in a State contest. The team was composed of: Helen Frobach, john Grech, Harold Wtwod, Anna Mae Smith, and Dora Lee McCasliII. Th dairy products team placed in the State Semi' Finals. Cn the team were: Sydney Wyatt, Marie Frobach and Marion Wocvd. The livestock team consisted of: LaMOnte Thomas, Tom Behrend and Albert Ashbrook. Fremont is proud of her wellffilled trophy case and of those students who have helped in filling it. Pictures an Opposite Page POULTRY JUDCZING TEAM STOCK JUDGING 'TEANI PLANT IDENTIFICATION TRAFFIC SQUAD ll7l