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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

THE FREMONTIAN Published by the student body of John C Fremont High School onnuolly .lune 1946 5 df' . 1 1 0 I n 'K 564 LOOKING BACK For the past few years due to war year book substitutes were rn vogue we present this first postwar annual s 1 underslzed to students and friends of John C Fremont High School turning pages we hope rt will please you wrth memories preserved lfpl9C1SlflQ the Fremontfan staff of 1946 consider our efforts well worth whrle ' QQ' 1' -47 Mfr' ' v N ' M 4, F ni. 'vial . Wx ' . . . ' . . . . . . t'll ' ' ' ...we... ' AND AHEAD Packed with reminders of our leaders and teachers with snaps photos wrlteups of graduating classes Cosmopolrtans Delegates photo memories ol school clubs and organizations Inter estlng to all grrs boys actlvrtres and sports W D 9 1' 'Gy I DF. 'f . v L N- '1't..- wf y 4- l A :ds 'r. l . ff , Herbert S Wood Prlnclpal GUI? ADMINISTRATION Mr Wood frrendly amrable always there wrth good Ideas promment member of commumty Klwams Rotary Club understands problems of students has daughter at Pasadena J C formerly prnnclpal of Garfield at Fremont four years holds crvrl engmeers degree from Cal Tech Responsuble for school s smooth running heads Student Councrl ordrnates relatlons between students and faculty Mr Costello clrmaxrng has career at Jefferson last June took over posrtron of rm Tunney and Doc Skrnner doing a swell rob handlrng problems revrsrng ment system clamprng down on off ground rules gettrng to know the boys Mass Donovan gracious courteous a frrend to all the gurls Fremont new here thus year taking over a bug 'ob supervrsor ot many actrvrtres drgnlfled conscientious wrllmg to help poised reflned George Costello Boys Vuce Prlnclpal Frances Donovan Girls Vice Principal ' ' ' '...co- ' ' ' '...at Q' 5 'T' Dan el Sprague Dor s M ller Mar an Gw nn Elba Ba ley Absence slaps tardy slrps enrollment cards what a mess never hurrnes never wornes smrlrng courteous a ert our regustrar Mass Muller Miss Gwlnn lrbraruan soft votced gracious charmrng checks library procedure capable and friendly Mr Barley head counselor amrable helpful friendly to all students plans programs for BlOs vocatuons for Sennor As flgures credits records of students Mr Sprague new here from Audubon former Math teacher assrsts Mr Barley counselor for first half of alphabet genual busvnessluke always mterested an students WISELY COUNSELS AND GUIDES V V- - ' - books . . . malres displays manages the library . . . visits. classes . . . tonexplain From lelt to right seated. Mrs. Fern Carr, Mrs. Cope, Mrs, Herman, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Miss Hostrup, Miss Adkins, Mrs. Gillmann, Miss Lamb, Miss Cates, Miss Mohn, Miss P Mrs. Malewsky, Miss Cocks, Miss Carter, Mrs. Dyrnek, Miss Roessler, Mrs. Eva Carr, M.s From lelt to right standing, second row, Mr. Bach, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Fitzrnorris, Mr. Caspar Mr. Olney, Mr. Eclelson, Miss Morten, Mr. Springer, Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Venstrom Miss Redelrngs, Miss Braclcney, Miss Davis, Miss Balmer, Miss Miller, Mss Wtrte, Mrs Porter Mrs Wallace, Mrs MarBovle, Miss Carolyn Mitchell, Mrs Jones, Mrs. Weirle, Mrs W1 Keeping the wheels . . . of Fremont moving . . . the efficient . . . understanding . . . congenial . . . faculty . . . composed of lO7 members .. .and eight departments . . . Social Living . . . learning how to read... write . . . and speak . . . headed by Mrs. Bertrand , . . and Mrs. MacBoyle . . . for Senior Problems . . . Commercial . . . for prospective secre- taries . , . under Mr. Misners supervision . . . Language . . . fundamentals of four tongues . . . led by Miss Reed . . . Mathematics . , . all those facts . . . and figures . . . spirited by Miss Tilson . . . artistic Miss McCartney . . . guides the art department . . . with the music section under Miss Goldsborough . . . Boys' P. E ..,. headed by Mr. Haney . . . and the Girls' . . . by Mrs. Weide . . . Home economics de-parte ment . . . looks to Miss Baker . . . for inspiration . . . Science . . . under Mr. Springer . .. TEACHING US HOW. Mrs. Schoheld, Miss Rankin, Miss Reta Mitchell, Miss Vary, Miss Flack, Mus Griffin, Mrs, Van Zandt, Miss McCartney, Miss Schrader, Miss Reed, Mrs. Mackey, Mrs, Miller Mr. Sprague, Miss Goldsborocgh, Mr Brown, Mr Misner, Mr Betts, Mr, Cromer, Mr, Woodyard, Mr. Wikstrorn Third Row -left to right Miss Thorpe, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. MacGregor, Mrs. Bertrand, Mrs Muttison, Mrs Boorey, Miss Gwinn, Mr Tonner, Mr Hall, Mr Elgar, Mr. Johnson, Mr, Hudson, Mr, Nrmmo, Mr Coflman, Mi Metzger, Mrs Percival, Mr Oocrz, Mr, Bailey, Mr Lulron, Mr, Forney, Mr. Cub bans, Mr Haney, Mr. Raynor Fifteen new additions . . . to faculty . . . lost September . . . to replace retiring . . . Mr. Estep . . . Miss MacAdow . . . Miss Meredith . . . and to take care of . . . increasing enrollment . . . with the end ol the war . . . familiar faces . . . returned . . . Mr. Nimmo tirst . . . from the Navy . . . then Mr. Graichen . . , from the Army . . . lull time nurse . . . Miss Kolste . . . one of the most important . . . positions added to faculty . . . these . . . our teachers . . . we will always . . . associate with . . . school days . . . and memories . . . of lessons . . . homework . . . fun . . . paper drives . . . club sponsors . . . corny jokes . . . tireless patience . . . understanding . . . youths problems. TO WORK AND PLAY RECALLING BRIEFLY Louella Labor W 46 Edutor Everyone talking messy OHIC6 nouse measurmg cuttun pasting and mounting stucky fingers from rubbe cement fighting to be first to see new pictures harassm photographers and Mr Wrkstrom for pictures changnng puctur appointments ow 2 rr hr v M D Marvlc Musa Hostru Duvrs Paula La Carra Dave Ferret Gtorta Gnordano Bob De Marta ow L on B Rosenwelg M Ouevn on Earlean Ochstall Tom Herndon '35 f.. ' gg, on , L --D W 'g , N Col rn, B. orvtch, . h, p, J. , . . I , , -E Peters ,L Labor, L Lewrs, ' , II , , YEAR AT FRE!VlONT,. ... 'fx s ldv 4 xv-gr Frankie Vaughan S116 Editor campaugnmg strtvmg tor that 2000 mark Louella Labor urs semester edltor Frankie Vaughan took over second semester wlth Mass Mullucent Hostrup gnvung helpful advnce Fremont lute In capable hands of staff xi op D Wr gt-Y N Colvun B Om venor D Henry Top Ro e herum A crgen n am can Fuqc fu Pr tcm Row A Newman C Delgado O Bracken M Shtelds D Mcrtunez ron! Row W eke u u x uqhan A ss oslrup ro M Scaran M Bunn ft 5 , .71 I 7 X? G f ' A' ' A' ' 4Q . A A A ff 7 ' -7135, ,f , . I J, . . K Q f -- .r ' ' I a . ' Q K J, . 1.5, I V . I T Paw-3 , t ., . , , 2 , . . w--D B I , M , P, Ba ley, J C pbell, C W IS, I 4 :tl M' 1 -- , , . , , , , . , F - Rem 'L Ecard, M B Hs J, Bowen, M R rl, C UQ-p' 1-nz F Va , Rang, Mn H , P B wn, o, ily Jwmmy Dof 73 if Jud: Mun Fslher Lonqorveckev ELECTED BY U5 -1-nk .-'K Bob Aries Beny Bczvnex um W um Dun- Buken Dololea Fsgobuv Befry Fruml .J c er y .1 U J Burburu Segelw I uv elm Burl: R hard Mdienro 1:15, A ,V,V L 'F X 1 . v 1 - .: , -D yi 5 Tl: .,,, 1' K ty' x ,K . X 3 E ' , gb Q E QV' E A E I K- ml EL1f.1..1 F! ian SIM' P J 'E A -, 5 O SERVE AND LEAD ,-W. Fm? 'Laf wz, lm lu 36 ,, 2531'- Rl '51 . Q V my V 1 :ing-V5 ,,' if ' qr E429 Morulu Compton Bob Avkes Rolla lewis ffrlly H 4nr4meA- , Lolo Pop-womb Nt' ,ii j i Louello Labor Mary Brmdley Delores Escobcu Chmles Moss-1 Ilene Aevllu-1 D019 HUSSYO' fAffl1E De hunks 7.-.Q LJ Mmvm Moore f-vum-IN Qnuli Jour, 3,071 FJDY FRITSCH Ephebucm Amerucon Legwon Award BETTY LOU TAYLOR Ephebion DQLOY STROMME Ephebwon LUIDA ALEXANDER Carman Award T2 ITUTHE MAGAZINI Amerlcor1Leglon Award DOLORES TAPIE Epheblom LAVERNE BUONO Epheblcm ALICE CUKRAS Spomslq Awom REAC!-IING THE TOP o ACab Senior Class of Winter 46 mrghty Cosmopolutans makung a good lmpresslon on Recognltlon Day In theur navy sknrts and sweaters Powder blue blouses and emblems wmmng football at Parents Tea dancung at Senior B Reception turmng over e to succeeding class twelve gurls taking honor C F S wnnners five Epheblans class sponsors Mr Ransom Mrs Swan Miss Griffin Mass Wolf and Mrs Carr leading class as presldent Rudy Frltsch Bull Muller vlce presndent Janice Monks secretary and Vnrgunla Sunseru treasurer bug moment graduatuon on January 25 Tl-IE CQSMOPGLXTANS 6 X , I Sem r mel game . . . at the brawl . . . against Delegates . . . parents meeting . . . ky... ' ' ' ...as to Urol Alurwzog Frank A brfz Lurdo Ak-xondcr wk Al :1 Bgnme Anderson Mnryorm Amhony Dgpme Armour mym- Aw y lc ck Bn cl fxrmxrnc Bcmtccrw A erm Bozonsorw Cla rx Bousso Mnrrmncr Brand? Potrrcrn Brxdoemorr wa 3 L if Rosohe Brugcmrrno Laverne Buono Dorothy Burner Jam Burns 0 C Mary Cow 0 Cmhsrrne Cos-1 Mary Ccferc Jrm Cl.Hord Aurelro Coluzzl L loruo Counvrymcrw Afurgorer Crcmsvorv i Jock Gcvdncr Gene Gcsuo Rschord Goxxolo Raymond Gwondomemco Anno Qoodvow BeNy COLJWCV Vwrmn 0 F13 Q Morumcv C Vdw Cmmgvv Huvol ,U Vlfgvmc leon Curve: Tom Gurwey Alva Qpivfy, Jvm Drum lwm Dfw Mnmwe De Pvrvm Helen Dorv11d10 Euuene Dvev 0 Nxls Eoge Vwolet Esblomso Amo Fedovrlml Cnvhcrme F4-um r ey F cf Tc y Frrm Dorofhy F109 'vw Marlon Fvum oYp1w F :Vs y..., Dolores Hauge Belly Herman Beverly Hrvchcock Isabel Hogan Florence Howland Lee Humphrey Lxllran Hurevrlclr Belly Jackson Lavenra Johnson Pearl Ellen Joyce Harry Kerpp Phy ls Knapp Beverly Kramer Beverly Kreger Barbara Lamperl Loss Lawrence Herman Lewis Lois Lewrs Rrchard Lewrs Geraldrne Lrndqulsr Raymond Lrndskog Bull Lrngrey Berry Jean Lohlern Bull MacDonald Rulh Magazme Oma Mayor Shrrley Malzahn Brllue Jo Marvin Donald Martrn Grlbert Marlmez .gif v--, -1. 1' V7 KUQ Vs ani' -r 'fx YY -4 ww -f-1 Wav' v-va. 'UE 7 'FT -Q 4'-X if br 'hrgrrwo Matrox June McAdams Dorrold McBrlde Bobby Meyers Beverly Monlcol Jorrlcc Monks Pol Moses Warren Musqvovc Mory Nelson Kgfherme Neverlrn Helen Nrclrols Moruon Noble Lcrrulne Norris FronlrOolrer1 Mary Poglrosom Dorothy Bolme Mory Pculmcn Myrvle Paxton Kenrweih Pelerson Lors Peterson rourrrwe Phelps Barbara Pllce John Prescott Jock Pullrcm Ruth Qulnfono Wrlmo Race Berry Reece Mary Rrcbordsor Bob Rogers Berry Roserwwe-rw Sylvza Rudd Lenore Sanderson Grace Santorsola Bernrce Sasso Stella Sauceda James Scott Barbara Segelua Sally Shotzen Betty Sherwood Ruth Shrpley Shrrley Shubln Faye Sutts Claudme Smuth James Smrth Mary Salts Emo Sonncnberc Patsy Steiner Delay Stromme N1ckSur1serl Vurgsnrc Sunserr Ruth Swartzendruber Betty Swrckord Dolores Tapre Mary Skratulio J Beny Lou Taylor Barbara Thompson Lorrame Thomson Mable Thomson Rosemary Trrhelmrer Donald Trsdale oe Trvus June Tracy Edwn Turner Beverly Vandlne AI Van Leuven Wayne Van Leuven Rose Vege Annoleah Walter Bob Weaver Mary Weber Mary Wende Vrrgrnra Werner Donald Westlund Erleen Wrllrams .Tune Wrlson Arno WoN Jean Youna J Favrrcro Wrllrams Athemon Socrery FPHEBNANQ om M: Mn cwsky M D5-Fvonks I Longcrwec ev lo ww Dfvl nos :Quo or THE ANG!-!TY DELEGATES T ,, RU. 1 Auvvkcv, 5 Pefcvson B Arm, 5 Hcscrcy Q M4Kuvvm:, M, fH.nd1Cy' Raw v. 1 4 . '. k , L nm N v Pmv, ,E , f , ' b Top Ro Arkes err J D as D Mclienn M dle R Ru Z nn Th attam Ro use ar ore an: a J We J Graduatrng class of Summer 46 the Delegates looking at out at the Senior Brawl nnvutnng mothers and fathers to Parents Tea attendung a receptlon glven an thenr honor the Debonaures seventeen winners of the lamp ot knowledge with ten Epheblans hard working sponsors Mr Fmtzmorrzs Mr Coffman Mr Forney Mlss Redelrngs Mrs Swan Miss White and Mrs Herman oftlcers of the class busmess e Duck McKenna presudent Joe Suggna boys vnce president Edrle Fulllon gurls vnce presndent Gloria Mackey secretary treasurer wnth Tom Anthony an Don Terrnll as yell leaders Carol Flynn and Beverly Parker servmg as song leaders recelvnng diplomas on June Ql Deleaafe Spa sou r .h ' w7B, , B Clear, T. Anthony, D T ull, I , , a ld ownfM n , B, Parker, G Mackey, C, Fly ,E Flllron, I Dahle, B Rldeaut, R omas B w M Luy, M. Dororetz, E. Wrlllams, M M , D Fscoh , P M l l, B Pr-zk, D H nson, ht Hne . . . in decorative colors . . . aqua . . . brown . . . white . , . flghting 'T Donald Adams Margaret Adams Irene Ellen Aertker Palrrcra Alban Doris Allen Thomas Anrhony Robert Arkes Lupe Arrlala Carmen Arzac Grlberla A wood loyce Peggy Ayerrll Wynona Bach 'K Joe Bacharka Norma Bahr Beverly Barley Paul Barley Davrd Baker Wanda Baker Ernesv Balderrama Norma Ball lfmrlra Barbara Roberl Barela Lours Barlcen Slrrrley Barker Betty Lou Barnes Freda Barlholomew Bully Baucom Leann Rosa Beard 9 A r 1' June Loss Bowen Albert Frank Boyle Nancy Boyts C-lennn Bracken Mary Brmdley Darlene June Bnnl: Peggy Brown Agness Brulee Carherme Bruno Olga Buchanan Wrllram Buell Bob Burnet? Dlana Velma Burruel Marcella Buschlng Clell Bush Marcella Bulles Eleanor Belles Make Bellma Pal Bemis Alice Lorranne Bender Jack Bennallaclr Evelyn Berclcmoes lack Reber! Berger Barbara Brllrngs Charles Bloss Betty Boal Evelyn Bond James Booth ft- Belly Cadle Vrrgrnla Calmes James Campbell Wrllram Campnllo awd Campman Marne Capoblanco Shurley Caylor Betty Cecil Florence Chrwstenson Duane Chrnstofferson Bob Clear Joyce Elise Colley Josephnne Colarossr Marrlynn Collins Laura Columbo Marllu Compton Lucille Marllyn CanraJ Maxrne Cooludge Julra Cooper Sam Conslanllno Beny Colfer Donald Cox Marne Crenshaw Ramona Crusel Helly Cushman Jean Cushman Iva Mae Dalwle Susre Davis Don Day Dowd Dean ron D from yrYWe DcFrrmks Cel G Dc-laude vE'y'X Dew Joe Dros Edward Drefevderrer Wondo Drrrwrddre Helen Dobrme Jock Doke Som Domrrwuez Yrene Donohisow Lucy Don Vu o Jeorv Doornbo os no Dom Morrow DOYOIIYZ Myra Drovse Norma Duke Chorres Dunn Sh Hey Dunne Myrna Eosvmcm Lundy Edmondsor Gene Egerer h IN p 0 lfWyEWor'reEpp1er F cr- el iff M . E , MGINP DP imrr' P . P r I EH f Dolores Escobar Dorothy Evans Jay William Everett Irving Fang Mary La Verne Farrell Fclrne Fillion Margaret Fink Shirley Fitzsimmons Carol Flynn Velma Foster William Fox Margaret Frank 26 Douglas Fraser George Frrddle Irving Furgatch Mary Lou Garcia loyce Garner Alice Lenore Genter Ronald Gerson Mary Gliarrlty Lonnie Gilbert Ralph Gilliland Ronald Glaser Kenneth Gomber Morlorle Gave Gertrudls Grant Louis Gravesen Norman Gray Robert Greb Soverne Green vm... Jw 'J' Annetve Hebert Renee Hebert eorgla Heexel Tom Henderson Joyce Herrrre Esther Hernandez Jean Hrlbarn Mrldred Hohlt Florence Hapgood Joyce Harlan tty Jean Harpst Elalne Harshbarger Merltn Hartman Dave Haserot Cwendolyn Hauret Dorothy Howe Ramona Hays Nancy Heady Martha Greenwell Barbara Jean Grey Slwrrley Grey Earl Gublotfr Genevreve Halurn Earl Hall Don Haney Dorothy Hanna Enud Hansell Dons Hansen Ramona Hansen Reginald Hanson 27 C e , G l Donna Hollrnqer Roberr Hopper Charles Howard Erwin Howard Woyne Howell Dons June Hudson Dororhy Hueclrer Charles Wrllrom Jacobs George James Slrrrley Johnson Peggy Kerrh Harold Kelly Elaine Krrchgarer Jeanne Kllne Gerlmarl Koe lnrrz Josephme Koupe Louello Lobor Dorothy Lackey Wrllrom Lonoe Roger! Longeer Anthony Lo Penno Verlene Larimer Amto Losolondro Boruoro Lovers sr fav A T' l , V 'ml ,,. Patsy Ann Josewskr ...tw 'Q 4 2 r YI! I fl Ramond Lenehan Raymond Lenz Durant Levy Mary Leyva George Lubbreclv' Dorolhy Lrlly Betty Ann Llnsclweud Wanda Ja Lively Genevreve Lohr Belly Long Esrher Longanecker Ernest Lopez Constance Lo Preslu Lldla Luna Joyce Lund Mary Luy Gloria Moclrey Bonme Lee Mallory Isabelle Manler Vrcfor Marasca Donald Marengo Menly Marquardl Slanley Marsh Margorre Marlm Daniel Lucia Ruchord Morlunez Belly Maffox Drone Mczzr Brlly McCauley Joy McCoy leon McGinley Tom McGurrm Ruclwcrd Mclienno Albert Mello Peggy Mellon Alber? Mergen Harold Meyer Beclrlce Muller Pnul Muller Wllllom Muller Pulvucuu Mulos Corl Mulchem Dena Mollc Elsre Monleleonc James Monlgomcry Roselle Montgomery Morvln Moore Borbcrc Moror' Pol Moreland Don Morrns Charles Moscv Wrllnorn Mufluck lock Munr Clay Mullms Eleanor Murphy Rlclwurd Murplly Mnrgorel Muse Molllwew Musello Roberl Naylor Dolores Nelson Charles Neumonr' 30 4 bt! ,dw we -osx l l 'O N ki I Q- if' uw Tw fe 3' f I1 A 13 f gl an lvrng Newlclwr June Newton Woldemor Nlelson W llrcm Nrtgdwe Betty Nuncrrrolrer Ruth Olrver Elclnc Opsomer Dorothy Osborne Wrllrom Osunc Albert Owenby Lola Pgpwortlrr Beverly Porker Dowd Pussolocquo Prrscrllc Pearson Barbara Peck Emma Peck Margaret Pelptnrey Rudolph Pelusr Elrzobeth Perrclw Helen Perry Mrldred Peters Edward Peterson Ina Phrllrps Lourc Phullrps Donald Phrppc Dons Prerce B ll Plomden Edwin Plcnk Charles Poqlrllo Lawrence Gosner Potter Robert Arnold Potter lol-rn Prctor Jean Pronger Morrorre Quevrllon Rrcrrord Qurludo 31 -.t .Q A M 6-' -x 4 is 4 , N ,, E ' I -C17 -4 -of' 1 - 2 9 f - ,, V - 6. 1 4 PM :L ft -' .,, - 1, 'R' ,- 3' 533' 44' 1--5 Betty Lou Parton X , 9 6 Q e ' 'nr' 2? 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Q' 1 I if 5 1 n t, ., V X 4' I A f Carol Jean Rand Ethlyn Rau Wrnilred Rernelre Dons Reuter Charles Rrclwardsan Betty Rrdeout Frank Rrggro Max Paley Wrllram Rrvera Donald Rabrnson Lauretta Roderrck Glorro Rodrrguez Donald Roe Vnrgrnna Roldan Andrew Romelr Henrietta Romero Charles Roselln Vnrgrnra Rugger Mary Lourse Rurz Angelnta Sanchez Dorothy Santr Dora Sauceda Jean Sawyer Marne Scarano Helen Schaefer Helen Schleflel Cecelra Schmrd' Eiegnor Sdvmlvz Ramona Sclxmvz .lomcs Sdwrvcrv Ralph Schumacher Mor-on Sclwvovz Ann Szlwwedlond Barbara Scudder Slwlcy Sebring loio Slworp Evelyn Shevelove Morgorel Shuelds Morlho Shuley Gerlrude Shum Joe Sngglo Annette Smilh Deny Smith Lo Vonnc Smlvll Dolores Srnivlw Rose Smith Edwm Swyder Alben Solmv Woven Sonncnbuvg Gefoldwnc Sicggrd Germcync Svglllr-gg Colley- Sveplwevs Plwyll g S'gpr-levi lm Sferlwg ' qw, S15-Jen: lm ir' ,fm xv- Bobby Storrcr Rnchard Stroud Marnlyne Stubblelleld Basil Surface Phyllns Swezey Arthur Szabo Don Terrlll Don Thomas Rhea Thomas Phodabel Thomas Cleve Thompso 1 Harry Thornton Eltcbeth Topf Elnzabeth Topf Albert Torres Joyce Muller Arthur Trudeau Elizabeth Tullts Btll McClure Agurhu Unduwood Mwrvc Vcxsquez Frankie Vaughan tx rherme Vlsoo Joyce Vogel I-vcmell Vfogoonev Jounnc Walker Shwlcy Wand ,L Glorm VIQIN 'Y f' Emuly Wllllams Ewell Wnlluamson Clyde Ward Margaret Walers Jo Ann Webb Joe Wcgnc Vernon Wengand Rex Weigel Mary Weltner Wullnam West Max Whllby Berllwa Evelyn Whnle Juomla Whlfc Aleene Whnfely Marlon Whllman Yvonne Wulder s. V ', y L , S Loren Wehage iff' V my iv 3 4 I' f,,. gr W fy . FOOD IUCK SENIGIQ A Three long years now the brg shots with beautiful class sweaters gold and srlver rings set oft the year senior dance brawl recognition day senior pictures graduation announcements srgnrng annuals graduation Ephebrans C F S winners American Legion Awards Illustrated rn this senror section Eugene W rr Ellen Wolff Martha Woodruff Clarence Woods Jeanne Wright Shurley Youngbe Q Twnla Zahnuser Ann Zlsokus Curmlluo Zvone' J J-, -.A S. Tl-IE PRESIDENTS JQIN Lnvely O S S C Organuzed Socual Servuce Clubs new orgamzatlon members club presidents llmuted students to three club memberships exceptlon of honorary clubs servnce to Fremont meetmgs guuded by smulung cheerful Dave Haserot president fun wnth ambutuous Mrs Frances Muller a cheerful Mr Wxkstrom school clubs encourage students to om an actuvmes at Fremont Row? B Arkes D Hoserot C Moser J M r or ensen mat e P o B Pe D sco ar . ' ...tII... . ' ...co-sponsor...policy...to attain...higher standards...for -. ,. ,. ,.ui. L.Lcb ,rm ,r.s 'h,I.Dahl,L. opwrth,, Ck, .E b, . ' ,1 Q t ls. F.. 4 s .K op Ro ales D :Kenna N K cl s T McMu Ms Boo ey Twelve energetnc umagrnatnve students two untnrmg sponsors make up the committee whlch makes up our dances engaging popular bands plannlng entertarnment arranging publicity pamtmg sngns decoratmg gym before dance actung as hosts and hostesses durmg the fun cleamng up afterwards on Saturday from mtroductory Pathfinder Prance to Alumm Week finale sprrrted vace pressdents peppy Lou Labor energetlc Bob Arkes advised by clever Mrs Boorey replacrng Mrs MacBoyle and cctnve Mr Yates PLANNING Tl-IE FUN Y. A. C. T w Mr. Y , .M , . a es, B Arkes, R. Lew: , . llen, r . 1 Hallam Pow l, Cole, F. Longenecker, l Aertlwer, L. Labor, B Barnes, L Papworth , . . . . . . GIPLS LEAGJE Bond dley Big nt A Sa c Ha de Largest club an the school representung all the gurls orrgrnatmg new gurls party grtts to Rancho Los Amugos football pro grams lnstallatuon assembly display cases board members recognized by chlc black sweaters wrth golden emblems denotmg extra servrce Executrve board one representatrve from each grade ofhcers decide pollcres actrvrtles presrdent elected by girls wrnter porsecl Betty Frank assrsted by Lou Labor summer attractive Delores Escobar aided by Pat Albtn rndrspensable helpers gracrous Mrs O Brlen head sponsor also Mass Donovan Mrss Ranlcrn Mrs Werde LEADING THE GHQLS l R 2 I A tl: D B nk, E. , M. Brin , R. r a uno, . n hez. R l M OB E Longanecker, M. r n, P. Alban, I, Donaldson, E. Frank, L. Labor, C. Sven r activities . . . for enioyment, benetlt . . . noon dances . . . talent assembly AND T!-IE BUYS. s asculine . . . influential . . . friendly . . . Boys' League . . . sponsors ctivities . . . keyed to masculine tastes . . . wrestling matches . . . cross ountry races . . . Mr. Fremont, the ideal . . . assemblies . . . ioining irls for noon dances . . . originating . . . sweater and emblem . , . ordinal and grey . . . torch, gavel and sword . . . for liberty and emocrotic ideas , . . congressmen . . . one from each second period . . . president elected by boys . . . winter . , . ambitious Bob Arlces . . . elped by congenial Ray Giondomenico . . . summer . . . jolly Rolla Lewis . . . with efficient Ed Snyder as vice . . . sponsored by under- tonding Mr. Metzger. P c e 1 C a e a Q ner ode I 'U M C a i Pow .7 E fcrcfer .J Cl .5 E: Ames Mr M ' get, F C liri N K C 2 Pow ' -V Ci V101 lf ', 'iqh' F Sny ,P Lewis, N Y ' 5, N' Me' qw V lsrnel . Glace, P f r JUSWCE AND GUIDANCE. . Summons from bailiff . . . trembling knees . . . fear in mind . . . slowly opening door . . . student court . . . democratic way of punishing oltenders . . . just and understanding . . . first term headed by . . . quiet Sylvia Rudd , . . second term . . . blond, peppy Toni Smith . . . elected by student body . . . court meeting . . . Wednesday morning . . . extra sessions called . . . when necessary . . . sponsor . . . charming Miss Donovan . . . last term meeting . . . judge . . . turns gavel over . . . to new judge .... requirements . . . Bll to A12 . . . good grades . . . receive majority vote . . of present court . . . visit at least one court session . . . go-between . . . for teachers and students . . . trembling over . . . fear gone . . . back to class. Tap Row B Sherwood I Dahle L Papworth B Barnes M Graft J Rudd Mirdle Raw M Cranston F Christensen R Magazine E Longenecker P Bridgeman A Benzanson B Thompson A Cukmg R ac Miss Dano n Raw C Arzac W Krause J B e F Jones M Harden H DUH B Je n idle Row e oe vu rr Rud C Ryde run R sr r r nson mr Lexa E Longenec r S u ' ', va . Tap -- . , . , . La an , . , , y, tie M d -- I. Dahl , J C l , P Jensen, B Peck, H Lud no , R d, lrus Bar ' ow - P Alban, B, Harp , F Chr sta , A. S th, B. Barnes, L. Papworth, T. s , ke in Top Ro -G Zeman R Zmmerman l MacMllan A Campllo W Ca pllo R L ottom R V Marasco F Calau D rot ose o t to court vrolators of school rules ludged by other boys cases nmpartlal helping fellow students adgust themselves to Fremont regulatuons ludge elected by boys rn winter bramy Ed Peterson un summer wlse Chuck Moser all other members chosen by ludge must mamtarn hugh qualrflcatrons have leadershrp responsrbrlrty sponsored by capable Mrss Stack BY GUI? CLASSMATES . , ,I . I l , ! , . f , , L w . , . i , . l i , . i , . mn , . ew B ow-- . , . r', .Hose , C. M r, B, S mbs, T. An hony. Just . . . democratic . . . responsible . . . for fair trials . . . summoning ...all , . . . . I ALTRUISM, PERSONALITY, LEADERS!-llP.. I Al-Per-Le ALtruism , , . PERsonality . . . LEadership . . . Alturism . . . regard devotion . . . interest of others . . . personality . . , individuality . distinction . . . leadership . . . position of dignity . . . oftice of lea . . . began Spring 1933 . . . Mary C. Meridith . . . first sponsor . . . ' 13 years . . . outstanding girl leaders . . . chosen from ...' 'teache list . . , purpose to develop . . . noble young womanhood . . . readin , tor service . . . at all opportunities . . . presidents . . . Winter . Ruthe Magazine . . . Summer . . . Ester Longaneclcer . . . sponsor . W A6 AL PU? LE atom Row S hubin A Gnu et S Saucee a B Tay r Goulet P Mor aric J Wison n r rv n AV L D PER LE w 2 P worth ore and C rzac A er L Labor Missllono in If Nl X . 1 1' ' W a ' 4 - . ,',','f .' , ar f 4? . Q -f s' . ' 1 J 1. 1 1 5 1 s B t if .S , ,Sm:th, R, Brigantine, B. I , . d , lo, Top Row-Miss Donovan, E Longenecker, F Howland B Segelia, B Mcnical, R, Mfzgaline, C Smth, B Ca' C' E 'rf-r, B , el i, l . Darrow- Rav. M P .lna , J Monks, S Rudd, D. Esccoav, l Dahle, F B: d P Alnir, C za: J Tn e AL- - S46 Po 'L ap ,P,M I ,.A ,I.ertk, , vc R-nal l Uuhlr- B Hurneyf ELmd,F Longenerler D Fu:.,L,ul F, Albin Top Pow. -R Fitch, B. Arkes, D, Strome,J Muir Row 2-E, Peterson, J. Muir, B. Miller, D McKenna, P. Bailey, Mr. Wood Bottom Row D. Gaxiola, B. Miller, J. Day, B, Rogers Row 1-B, Arkes, B Nrtsche, M, Moore, D. Potter, D. Hoserot, Honor . . . service . . . leadership . . . honor organization . . . for senior boys . . . wearing cardinal sweaters . . . with grey . . , emblems . . . bearing knight . . . selected by . . . service to school . . recommended , . . by teachers . . . small membership . . . first semester . . . growing . . . in second half . . . sponsors . . . many activities . . . Easter Parade . . . orientation program . . . for iunior highs . . ringing gong . . at noon . . . purpose , . . better conduct . . . of students . . . friendly . , . helpful . . . sponsor . . . Mr. Wood . . . winter president . , . Rudy Fritsch . . . president . . . tor second semester . . . Ed Peterson . . . TOPS AMONG FELLCDWS. Baron V Vaca el: D Adams uc rundlcy E Hans Pow 2 M Mlchelangelo A Brule Rane e ago Sco N Lnvmgston Salsrnan G Franxs Mass Davns ow l W Harnan J Deane C Voglottt R on cs Agnes Rang Alcnc an o ernan n er as en os n Sm L Ro N Henman D Mazza L Anderson S Angel B Cushman Nttu I Donaldson V Warner V Johnston R Rodriguez M Abbot D Hokanson N Howser N Taclc Moran M Vasquez P ngree n n n n H en C Pharn M Steddum cnsen StaFlord N Sa ul B Gettman ect rn C v P Lang S Passala ew Faler L Whnttlc A Marquar Conscuentrous ambltuous beneflclal alert momtors relrevmg teachers 'obs students can do checknng hall passes guarding lockers keeping halls quret and orderly at noon consrstmg of volunteers Al0s or above C average OK attendance servung the school earmng puns gammg service points enloylng semu annual breakfast and gavel ceremony new get acquainted party guided In wmter by friendly June Wilson In summer by talented Mary Brlndley ecd always by soft spoken Mildred Davus SERVING INDUSTRIOUSLY Row 3f-L , . rr l, . , C. DuP l, G. Z , C. M ll , D. Reed R, Johnson, A. C h , ll. Lan , M. Alle , J. nth, . der- k, M. B' , L. Smuth, . ell, , , . ', , . , . . . -- . , . , I ', . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - tt, E M , B. tt, . ' ' , M. , . , . Pe , J. Boy to , D. W Iso , B. olt , . es, . , R, R. -- , , , . ' , K. J , A. , , l ', , B. C l, D. Ho cclr, L. o cy, . , . quo, . G :al , . , R g, Y. Bel r, l. I , . , . dt, . . . of ' . . . ' . . . . RECCDIQDING Tl-IE FACTS PATHHNDER STAFF Row 3 T Henderson, D. Clark, D McKenna, J. Patterson, F Vaughan, M. Drovle, I. Aertker. Pow 2, F. Calm, M. C-harrny, V, Larimer, L, Labor, B. Long, L. Sanderson, M. Stubblelleld, Mnss Hostrup Raw T-M. Greenwood, M. Hansen, B. Bastrop, D. Frnsco, B Parcels. PATHHNDH? STAFF S46 0 Row A Newman H Whrlmer P Roper C c D Frrso :rd Raw I L n I ap A Martln F Voug N vrn D Marvlch Second Row M Greenwood B Kaiser l Jensen l Patterson B Parcels Umm Pow P a uct L Harper c McCIose M Stuhblcfleld KR Nl JHOF on ur unlr rBrCr Fnghtmg for typewruters wading through copy paper tracing down facts columns to page makeup headlunes to wrlte copy and proof reading pastnng up dummies always hunting for pencnls and erasers rushnng last mlnute stones munching on Frnday nughts deadline all on the Isle of reporters under Duck McKenna, wmter Irene Aertker summer Frankre Vaughan managmg edntor Mass Hostrup supervrsrng weekly publrcatlon lun o typing makeup runmng the press gobblng taking proofs cleanmg the press results rn Inky fingers for the prlnt crew and Earl Hazelwood oss T p , , . , . , J. ol , c , Th --I Aertker, Mss Hostrup, H uh , B Bsh , . , K. Eakle, . han, . Col B v - . 0 , . , k y, . I - T lr-lt! gh! Punl Mrller, Ch klilluss, JlmT me, ul h vstvfzn 4 Im-1 De F onks B as I' s D cnopvsen D olw T Pow ard C uc or Buono A Bcnzanscv A ex der c n I, v mr' D C4 v Row Hur en er I M U u I1 B Anrlr-mon M Cvnns on Lu vucksen E WoIH J :son B or Irs Row I nes J We rmn I U n Saucers M Snbbleien R Mu zinc D Rogensberg INTELLIGENTLY PURSUING l 4 1 I N , it W. Nix ,, f I ' WI 3, 37M r , Ark , B Iarp I, , Chrusv f , C Ins, C Camo, Dov: 7-B. Bc , D uen, R D L , O, Crum, L. , , L I on , D Crgg mr: , A C km B Fc .sV, rr P. I-J COIE, M. d , L. COII , E. Cro g, Abhcrl, D IIoY.Im:gr1, N, Ho ser, S. A 'QIIL sen, . , , . I Row 3fVIc. Isvcel, J Cooper, C Wcvkms, I Buckmghcm, M. Pesach, Rcrcvc Pusver, A Pogo, H Nwenow Chevve Lee, A, Sanchez, L Popvxmrh H, d , . , WI , , Toyl , J Mo-Iks E Pc fr on 2-R. Kre ns, A Rrng, F. Jo , Rudd, E, I B Pldcom, IJ BQII, D IIIck'1'1n, Vale zyeln, S , , ' I , go 'I I-A. Rag ,E nu, C. M 9 , , 'hmm f kc, S Chgtfrw, EsI'c L: g cckf-v, TI1 R Ics B G. ,V cIIer THE LAMP OE KNOWLEDGE. Early to bed , . . early to rise . . . makes a student healthy . . . wealthy . . . and my what workers . . . for Scholastica . . , wearing torches of knowledge . . . dreaming . . . of four semesters membership . . . and the golden lamp , . . hoping for six semesters . . . carrying books . . . using plenty of notebook paper . . . pencils . . . ink . . . erasers . . . led by keen witted . . . Dolores Escobar . . . first semester . . . understanding Myrtle DeFranks . . . taking over . . . second semester . . . understanding . . . Miss Ruth Thorpe . . . helping to improve . . . their dreams , . . final awards . . . to five Cosmopolitans . . . and seventeen Delegates. H Dir us a f- ng T nhany Ar es Camplllo z ,harrliy kc vie a ar fa O Crum D om- ww rl mmm, ,.,f,f.. M c l ,mi P N Hi-.mn mmglmm Cla rl nl nnln am rr lr r ll W ls 1 Sonm-rvuer afghan 9 P man WHY! C 'l U 'V 7 M K M clk ne n PVS Gill ef G, 1 M owls ,em He m An P Ia my M Hartman T Hender an B Barnes Farr pr-i a L Af-rt f- J. M rl m ma J rw 49 3 F - l l - ' 3 l . K W , .- 51 a 'L - A :M - -Q 1, -1. , - if ix 1 , 4 l' . 1 K 1 T - fx , la . 4' ' - , af W -, f ,N .d.' I .L 4, W1 , . FQN 3 fH',ll47nr:'3:k, an, B A tm,B B lleagl Ho,k,l Fa , At , B lr , V! , , S . C Ar ar M f' FUN 2 M Buck, N Du ,M Dre D Esc b , P E ah , S Killer, J .s, P J sf- ,M f'll,l Cf ,S C stllla, . Ll M Uvlnfrley F Ch Y, l F, rllfls B Ha , Albin, V 1,N C . Fw- ' I ,z f A g,,L Caller J Cl, gh D Cmw l Hath M Ce F :ri 2, lpesl C H' els N hal' J Cflf 'S A' cfm M Dpzi V lame' F ,. A A Page, E Bi1hop,S Snlnney L Papwryllh, D Lcfrrt'1m,51 Sch.l'.' 9 Opvwrrlol 17 P,:a'f'l E Moga, S Difn V Satcle 5 Vaughan E Nfl 5 Lil, ,. Q 9 -E 9 NH: L M .C Pena L Peef1,A Ring H D. 1 J Wen: B laezn B :levy C Wc:'ul'le L B.:k gba 9 fl. S, B Ll'-tn-91 l 3.-. l,',, 3 L.. cm, L in ni M Phillips H N,se iw J P an E Lznga f-'he J Ln Entre N nie M Owe s J Snail Q c I-rica Von 7 Z .n A Ragf. ,, M He Q. ml Mzcay E Pas, L Ptlllllos D M ,T L-fm Pzf- ' E Fel :my tl if ms, C L Ref' avg P gli fy F g los P Berw 3 Slzcp U 4l'en B Oli-1-ac Laila: Puay F 53 les E He ,R YS, ENJOYING FELLGWS!-HP TROJAN CLUB Row n on M Wu C Jac T is E Capps D Ron cr Wallace B Fccney Row vs Gvccn J ormv J v r O v 1, Kndcx Pow c cr wc cf 7 L Harsvbuv c mon cn r O4 GERMAN CLUB B Czpc Q MuerNc A GwLLmon'1 D MCM rw B een r ru Wcbmor :Low L Hvckcrson D Jon:-s poi? Dobrw vw wr1Gsc'vcn F Ho Y Krause FRENCH CLUB v,u , r on 4 H van D Hrrbcvskf 1 m So tom P fy Hell cvtox ucv on o r cfm wr 50 3fR, Mn! , R. Svrunlr, R. Gardner, B. Johnson, L. crshon, J. Vw Ve, . kson, E ull , . , . v , A , . . 2' M , H Len, N D kv, T Dew, L Hol1,r1bc:k,B Backs, S. Cui' llr, L c Q 1, V' D,kf: L llf1vv:ClL, N '--J MQCQY G wgm, R Dmh ,M DN H 5 nozcn, F, JOM., 5 3, W HQ. ,G Ku, 1C,w vm. ROA 3 -B Hwsmgcr, O. Cwcffcvc E Henry, D. DaHy, D. Pcmcd: E PL:xr1k,C Fuvcw A Sr:Lw' D Vlw- C S:'xr::L, G CQNQ, ,- Ran Ff- , JIU, N Lo , J. Cla k, H Lum J Uri O. K::' ng, 1 Tzu.: I Wcizzf D 1:11 vw, M, T- , ., D, Pc'o , H rms , B. L . . pgcocl, T Wolf I fwr c: T Zulwfr, W Tic: P.-vw D Mu'V' F Smcrw, Mr: 'Sv Y Whmv J QL , A C Pr-U S A1 'edlm I? Ffgf hr, V Q M FG ,B M M O vll ,A S1 ycv, P Mc CL 1, fl. Luk! M V-1'v. IN MANY LANGUAGES. Gay. . .Spanish . . . speaking . . . Los lngenios . . . lun . . . bans quets . . . ambitious Miss Reed . . . sponsor .... cheerful Gloria Mackey .. . president. German . . . speaking . . . Die Deutschen Daman und Ritter . . . gaiety . . . parties . . . ioval Mrs. Gillrnan . , , sponsor . . . jolly John Prator . . . president . . . Latin . . . speaking . . . Troians . . . slave auction . . . pleasant Mrs. Green . . . sponsor . . . blond Elaine Harshbarger . . . president. Spanish . . . speaking . . . singing . . . Los Trovadores . . . parties . , . fun . . . tiny Mrs. Dymek . , . sponsor . . . joyous Arrnida Contrarous , . .president . . . French . . . speaking . . . Les Angeliques . . . adopted orphan . . . fun with . . . efficient Mrs. Green . . . sponsor . . . exciting Barbara ' Peck . . . president . .. Hard earned . . . deserved . . . Language awards , . , pleasant Luida Alexander . . . Spanish . . . energetic Alice Cukras . . . German. Hpqvri-ian H ok nn L, iv n onvreras nr-icy C Pawn rf-i hum M Grav p A Spcrlrman rtirw f if D La aclfey Pif-rce we A r- ni MJ l e man r na iss E V! V 'V' fi V C cfe D W iano F Krei ym n rw in S inz t-1 llenoecx r Torres A e nn ng in V Bouvr Low r Lein r strnan D Wi cn Hari orrec ritre raen L Mar sce E Marques A Yagane W ns Fw. Ee P , ,J c ,K F!y ,J S ll a , A C ,S Soi .S Bak., T S ', 6 G Philli s, D Huh! D Ma .z, B Sf: , l ya 92 P- G M D . ,D Ha , Pag. J LNillicrns, 9 K,'h 3 rlitf Vi Harry, E Berry 3 Mcllc D C.e J Mefre J Mtran,J Ha la ,L Spvzer, M eec 5:,, ' 'C Qie'1, M .::'g,B H:1':n M S'i,b:le e!': C L: Previ R DCU 'Z 'lien' L C:s'r1,D E':::r E Lfngaricclier Fun 3 -W S.lIi-far, A tJr:Mnon E Srcsvencr, C Ficharascn L Zarr-:fc A Acnsta L Saylcr, N 9ar1:IiPc-,D Lecdorn 5 gfigqgy v. --is J relief M L Singh en,F Paper' D Fqwgraizn w mf' Q rl Jew-sen, R Cra, aa V Aacy J Ch 1 czrr, A Ugl ,, P ns 914.2 -D T D elv D Je es, E Ca'r, E Vale zsela, C Arc, C Sa z G a L 5 B Books, 9 M I rtfm, C E'e i , J Nhve M T acc, igtv, P e y, A e, 1 O , Is , J. ng V Tellfrk Per- i l Burke B Lena V fo'ei: D H. V A C: ras C Ha l a air: T P: ls , M. M. O e J '.,lsen Row D r or H naerson Ark s Row Mr Y res Sv ens Fresco Adams Complllo W BL.-GH W Nue son Lloyd W Grosvenor A Newman E Webber Botrom ow M Wu s rom Pe r rm D c o lorrr Flow arvrch rr S oarr Kenna Hmvrnann D Baker C Moser R an olvln r I n G nu rr Anrhnny ov- can Cnr Duck D c m Dorn D .loraon V Vocccre I dle Row W Lashley J A W Wa ker McMullen P McCracken A Sharp M Ba Vey 'mm ow ran Svorwebraker rch-:lil e arco O Y nkmon Top F as , T e ' , B, e, D Top - a , R. eph , D. rv, R R - 1. kr , E Ve so, M Br -D, M , D, W ghv, J I ,M , . , ,H N. C ,V. Isoer, R. Hbbe , R. I s so , T , rw R is Y 1, E H Y, H Sm, .D ly, D. Ka , L mlcu, , . Ho Md i . , lbrm, , I ,R I , , Y 1 Ben. R , P Sh k, W , B Hu P D M J Turker, Q v t H Hutchinson G Lachenmeur nkson E on ann A De an-war L Thompson ana Mr etvs STl?lVlNG UPWAIQD Creatlng new Ideas campargmng papers to sngn arrangements to be made all nn prepanng for Hr Y entertaunment boys wnth recommendatnons from teachers or pastor provudes servtce ponnts sponsors au ca s assemblies teacher student qurz partncnpatnng an sport leagues decl.ed out tn grey sweaters trrmmed In cardlnal presldents each H1 Y maknng up Aftrltated Ht Y sponsors Mr Wnkstrom la P A W L 1- eat If 53 let to rghtf , , r Ba , Sc , D D ,B Lrnn, L Z C ' B . ' ' ' ' ...of Mr. Yates . . . Mr. Bailey . . . Mr. Betts . . . tr n M M: ve U F Ser 'Ar Earl y V sm'-l ' .:'-V' 74, Pzf. fn M AJ, V' ifzrley ff :: 'v'g E C.: L be I-r , ML, Egmrf PU, H Hmnrs: C Lfwff Q van' Row3 E Ochs G Glorduno G Overton D Povapofl R Giordano B Kaiser B Moron D Burrell D Lllly w2 J oornbos R R dd B n M coll cn? Pier F Farrac G Avwo G Vu Row l E Longneclrer P Alban F Raporl M Loy M Dozorelz A Donkersgoed D Hackman A Lundholm S Edwards R Dumas B Davis E Vos w 2 H ozzc dron of raves en es nes nsen J McCo Ell H L Masler J Morello P Boker I Pafverson M S cry ow l In aman un er I am: on 5 ar mon rause M Svoug on Hrahoysky C Svenmng M Schlund! I-IELPXNG WIT!-I FUN Ro f . D , . u , .Jello , .S , D. Bry ,B. ce, . , . od, . gal. Row 3-S. Williams, E. Crum, -B. Roberl, C. Jackson, B. Tuttle, C. Boer, P. Hovey, J. Hays, R. Ellungvon, D. Cctlrn, Ro - . Car , L. Wal , J. W I, D. G , P. M Q , F. Jo , P, Je , J. Scott, . y, G. ro , -v. B' 9 , B. H v , M. Phalrp, J. H lv , A, p L , W. K , he , D , AND SPHQXTUAL GLHDANCE.. lnspiring . . . interesting . . , friendly . . . Christian Fellowship Federation . . . fellowship organization . . . group singing . . . discussions . . . at every meeting . . . outside speakers, singers , . . sponsoring good assemblies . . . Slim Williams, whistler . . , Percy Crawford and Philadelphia Quartet . . nationally famous . . . lrwin Moon . . . in one of the best assemblies ofthe year . . . illuminating scientific demonstrations . . . get-acquainted parties each semester . . . friendly, well-liked Bill Nitsche . . . president . . . quiet Mr. Johnson . . . and kindly Mrs. Shaw . . . sponsors. dale aale N enaletan M yr zek Wara D Meenk Vrg i rc Marquez rn ie u O rn R ga ow D ic ar son ck Cwazey arisen Pro romiaes Spar man M Stfau nsche a B i i ur in u w iff M rshall R Wells w ri c, am n r s a ie a no: Ni sc e mi rollers i- Nning ra have B W W Olstaa ow Mr aw awthorne n 5 ac san crncn en in M A1 G an Hauser C C egg rum E Crum Mr Johns n ree Emu X, egnwgll rn i i neg t Top l?cwfM P i , Pe e ly, A S dlc, E , G i il G At-yacc, M Pa Hey, E Meg B , l Pc ell, B Wt-it , E Wolff, S Passalaq a, P r say, M ct ber Mi R -- R h d , J Mctlo , P , , D H , C ci l Holt, A lr . M Li i , L nsche C, 3 M V , B Sa ltz, A Os cld, H Webb, C Schr :her Mr Jzhnszi' Ezrwn- Raw--M McMurray, M We!'ner,S Miller M Vasa.e1 F Ever: D Scum N Hanm9,L Stevens J Peas A Pager' L U , Tip Ro --B Nels: , P G o Q , D Paste, F Bi P1 p R F l 5 W K , B ' h , 3 C 1 c L Cc n L Do E Follis, B F ncia,J C Z, es', Mi R -f s Sh , T H , D Jo 9 C J li , W H L All , E A G' lb ' LJ Hel: ' , l , S Killen, O C . , O Pc. Th B . ' M fr B Gil ave, L G aner' B Jo B Baal, M Bur lei Men . . . muscles . . . brown , . . symbolize Lettermen's Club alias the Atlas boys . . . long, wonderful sweaters . . . with a touch ot grey . . . pooling their knowledge . . . of football, baseball, basketball . . . and the rest . . . serving Fremont . . . in their vigorous, hard-working way . . . climaxing season . . . with Lettermen's Banquet . . . honoring senior letter-bearers . . . sponsored by hard-working Mr. Yates . . . one of the boys . . . president . , . charging fullback . . . Vic Morasco . . . viced by . . . hard-hitting Ed Plank. Organized to encourage . . , better grooming habits . . . achieved much success . . . in first months of action . . . controlled bandana situation . , . through poster compaign . . . suggested new and clever ideas. . . for good teen-age dress habits at school . . . representatives from . . . out' standing clubs . . . and departments . . . headed by neat, petite Evelyn Bond . . . sponsored by Miss Donovan . . . a needed, welcome addition ...to girls' organizations. BEAUTY AND Tl-IE BRAWN. 56 HELPFUL MALES o er ce Pc S-ace x sh, cw ne venner crey rs Mols e w cnc w ' -v L. c o v! ng MCD V' vo W H L .nw Q c rw rn H nr O Jcm Cdir- R Q m I- ,. f mnson ow c an e Move g P e Div' YAK Wynn B. H DD A LEO ' C Y'e'SC' P:w TfA L. ', B :fn1: ef w',J :JY-vcr Mr J WLM r 'fwcz v7 WD N D , A Sv vh, C H D C: K cn, F ' cc D Foe 3 Ph Who: F Svc Se: RQ f..r L O Mawv: 5, R O X cl , J Sve , C c ck: 3 W J Ferfei C 5e': Fri' Raw-'P Chwcmne, 1 Pore, P Melizry E Mcwry , Mu41en Qcx V' -F C:rfgIN P M C' :ke , F4 'hz vcr, E ,e y es M, aw-R A-1,3 Q R Mflyy B v-4g.s'gn T H: 'mme D Zzcge, H Hu: . E E- ' :Q--.M R if 5 H- P M 3 v J,,cm'. Q f 1 F Aggf 3 CQ., 5 M. fre c Mrs 1 er eaner Lunsc e a Svandnng J Croddock P Wilson G Valen cela I as n H Ko a anson ac ert Ro er ,Om Omcssm G, In Hun e, McCasland P Pearson M De Sarto P Rope M Scott ated Mss Toby F S 4 Mr Wtllamson Oflerung many ways for Fremontnans to have fun and gnve servnce actnve Mrs Mnllers Good Samarntans keepmg up health standards ofhce helpers and admnmstratuon an secretaries with records and flles Mr Wlllnamson s offlce stall handle the com sell the tickets sponsored the Red Cross campaign 58 rpm ,F.MlI,G.St ,B, h., -, , ,, 1 , J, Re no, M Da e , Mass Isle, D. H k . 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Mos , M. llc cm PROVIDING THE BEAT armony . . . wind . . . string instruments . . . sweet notes , . . music or . . . May Festival . . . Language Assembly . . . Memorial Day . . . alented musicians . . . trying for . . . All City High School Band and rchestra . . , May 12 . . . Shrine Auditorium . . . lively Mr. Grachion . . leading orchestra . . . to new and better heights . . . drum roll . . . lare of trumpets . . . familiar four beat measure , . . the Fremont and . . . complete with cardinal and gray uniforms. . , flashy instruments . . on the march again . , . providing the swing . . . the beat . . . the ep . . . for our activities . . . victorious football games . . . Coliseum . . Memorial Day . . . May Festival . , . graduation . . . concentrating n . . . South American music . . . this year . . . boys and girls in and . . . with Mr. Grachian . . . setting the pace . . . leading he musicians. . .through their routines . . .to a musically successful term. 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Turner L Goncw A Convreros S'-anno RowfvMwsx G. Rankm, J BLrrecHcr, C Hollow, J Bcrgcnholvz, V Worst, I Wong, D. Ffobmson, M, Show, B Fof, I1 Sdwlvz F Rodrrquez, D Graves, M Morgan, C Townsend, N, Sdwclcffcl, A Rcyou, L De Lucero, C Ccslro, M. Shields J Slwm M Sh.Jey,Mrs M PcrcwcJ Fm' Row B, Cecil, D Swder, K Wg-stfcII,J Robervs,E Smnh, A Smvcdrm, S Scwcfrdcx, M Owenby, B. Prcsvon, H. Whnc, R Schmrrz, B Vecch L Vcndcrford, R Kgcmcrlc, D HwlJ, D, W J.::'1,J Sofnlorv From Row'-E Harshburgcr, G, Frwecmon, H, McCusJcnd, J. NVlv17c, V Lpsczmb, S Suverlnnd, B Olllngcr, D. Byrcnv, A Prodcr S Dcwws, E Longcnecker, T RosoJe5. J. McCoy, G. Vlgrl, E Smnh, A. Slrzfc, D, Possow, M Wlllxclms, P. Oldham M111-'zJe Row-N Gould, J Hagen, VJ Drnw ddwe, L Collms, B Bfwncs, J. Dnhlc, A Srmfh, M Ferrell, B Whrvc, N Bows, B. Duvws M Perwcrx, E Ferlcn, G Atwood, F, Report, I Shvmek, Il. Heody, M. MVC-veil, B Kcwscr, B Long, U. Shepard Bcrfcm Row-C Wong R. Boyer, R Mahnc, C, Mcrrncz, D. Terrrll, H Trn'sIcNr R. Tnmrrwrmon, R Mormon, D CHHSVOfJf:rSon, D JO'w gon, A Newman, B Grosvencr F KeJJy, G, Mtchcll, J Dscs, B For J Dusscwlv, H Sqgrlgvf, C ThorrNcs,E Co.Reld, B CJ:w3 lens, D N',.:,rvr5, B Welker, B Scow ,rang-ng 3 Afggvflm B Pram' E Efrrffmn G Gonznbfrs P Henman F Bulrr, Mrs Percwoi Secrecy' A Bporrmorv C Jockscrv B Rcrnervs J Sion, H Carwzzo, M Phrllwpx, D Jgsr 63 to great ball club . . . E. Gallina, T. DeCarlo, L. Bree an rr Elrod, F. Grrftrth, J. Sloan, T. W Coach Harry Edleson Third Row-J. Cliltord, B. Brown Henderson, V. Marosco, B. Rwers J. Albini, B Coshen, B. Potter, Cantaccser machine . . . continues winn upset . . . same story . . easily . . . second and third undefeated . . . six straight Albini . . . Henderson . . others hit . . . All-Southern . Rogers . . . Richardson . . top scorer of league . . LEAGUE CHAMPS Couch Harry fdctzov Jack Pulliam, Ielt-cnc! Bob Wearer, Ieltrtackle James Smith, letrjutird Bill Brown, Ieltehalt Vi: Marasco, fullback STCDRIES BE!-HND Brrllrant season started ot? wnth untormal scrnmmage wrth South Gate to try out for postttons an develop strategy runntng attack looked good Brown and Graves provudtng all the speed Marasco returned wut old power team appeared ready to mow down comers Roosevelt thtrd opponent thrrd vtctory 96 hrst 7 minutes Graves through tackle 32 yards for paydrrt atter tuttle Roughrlder scoring attempt Marasco and Groves combuned runntng attack or second tally Roosevelt agam trees In vatn only to be thwarted by Pathtlnder combtnatton Marasco grabbed pass from Henderson lor flnal score 96 After a stunmng vtctory over Loyola Jefferson 26 as league schedule got under way Pathtlnders became threat lor league crown e started ball rolltng stopped short three passes from Henderson to Album racked up llrst score e bounced back Boswell through center lor 68 yards Demos scored as flrst quarter ended Lee and Boswell gatned yardage Marasco blocked pass Intended lor Lee Fremont took over Graves Cltftord Marasco toted prgslun allCrty combo connected Fremont down to Jett 25 turf ploddtng lollowed aertal attack successtul lor another score hnal quarter Benton tallred lor e Graves came back oFl tackle run hnal score 26 'I2 Loyola strong team htghly favored aame started wrth Album recovertng tumble an hrst play Marasco went around end t T D Graves went through lor 70 same quarter Henderson shot long pass Album ran for touchdown second stanza strung took ball a gam ot ten yards with shrfty movement another touchdown by Henderson second a Marasco through center for twenty yards 70 last quarter Loyola went wtld made first score thtrd and fourth strung tn Loyola saw chance went through center made last tally flnal score 2713 ,..all Henderson. to Pulliam . . . made large gain... . Clifford . . . second l , fell-42... ...JH 3514, - SIX VICTQINES Decusuve game at season Washrngton kucked all Fremont tumbled Cards took ball Gve tumes fumbled four Washungton took over an Fremont sux second strung quarter back Delmar Dewey went over tor lnutlal score of game Pathflnded attack began Bob Graves went A8 yards tued up score second quarter thurd play pass Henderson to Album for sux more uc Marasco went around end another sux outstandung blockung department Bull Brown Bob Graves Chuck Richardson thurd quarte anythung went Pathflnder thurd strung shunung agannst weak General team star of Card lune Jack Pulluam untercepted pass ta y Bull Brown let half through guard twrce ma e ut on thurd try Tom Henderson made flnal sux pounts quarterback sneak flnal score Fremont 34 Washungtan 6 Card eleven rolled over Mechanucs 267 Bob Graves Card hallback scored on play around end Scouts put on terruttc attack gauned 70 yards on runnung plays second strung hallback Jum Cluttord ran 20 yards tor touchdown Marasco plowed through lurue un thurd quarter or 35 yards and sux paunts Pullram made conversuon score 9 0 Floyd Lunk second strung fullback scored on 26 yard run pass from Ralph Grluland second strung quarter back to Cantessr good tor extra pornt score 260 Mechanuc haltback Jum Burton rntercepted Card pass scored on longest run of day Burton made can versuon score 26 7 n u e on u Taulers rushed 33 t2 urst tutly came second quarter Henderson to Album e ut p Bull Brown hut paydurt thurd quarter Graves to Manual 35 take reverse tally agaun score 14 0 Toulers took kuckoff ran rt ack to Fremont 40 but last possessuon Marasco took ball to Manual AO Eve plays brought ball to 17 quarterback sneak touchdown conversuon blocked score 2 after kuckofl Cards untercepted pass Graves corrued ball to Manual A7 Marasco Brown account tar ten yards p s to A bunu fourth tally 270 reserves Manual put on attack Bob Freeman went over 76 Fremont takes ball Mcurasco through center lunc rodged secondary raced 50 yards score 33 6 seconds remaunung Freeman to Gullespue l in ' uuuu from sude...result,.,brokcn collar bone...tourth Pathfinder Il..,' r ' I Scwiucr ttl ce... u: - ...F ' ...St ...ax 2-., ,,.l .4 -...30 ...T.D,... OUR FIGHTING BEES Dwarfs season .opened . . . traveled to Loyola for practice game . . . Cubs produced strong team . . . defeated Scouts 26-O . . . team working hard . . . Jefferson first big league tussle . . . Pathfinders showed speed . . . defeated Democrats 19-6 . . . team looked better . . . Poly week following . . . struggled to 6-6 deadlock . . . ground gaining improving . . . Roosevelt upset . . . defeated Cords 13-6 . . . first loss of season . . . next week found Washington . . . on short end . . . 6-O . . . ready for Manual . . . biggest surprise of season . . . Toilers won 13-6 . . . All Southern League . . . nominated Howard Steel . . . leading yard gainer . . . Audrey Leader . , . made All-Southern tackle. ac Feld J Van Dale G Henderson H Steele L Bak ic Hrsc B Cain J Wales A Lea er e in o o Ramm E Foster C a i B lu -. , . , . , . r in, J. Pilgram, L, Er' kson, B. i h, . ', . , . d Backfield-T, McMullin, D. Wickstrom, J, Maltby, M. Whitby. Lin -J. R' gc, C. 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Flipo, E, , , , .Sh w, 68 Fremont mrdgets vs Jefferson Irs league meet opened wuth vnctory flrst quarter evenly matched wrth no score second quarter blocked kuck recovered by Fremont Chuck Shaw scored Jefts Demos ready to flght intercepted pass on thetr thrrty tlve ran all the way or lone score thurd stanza Cards came back after Jett score wlth only five mmutes left Johnme Van Dale bowled over for sux pomts Lulu Barken sneaked through or extra ponnt 6 wnth two munutes e Chuck Shaw agann scooped a punt raced down oval for tlnal sux pomts and end of game Most terntlc struggle of the season Poly met Fremont nap and tuck battle untu another pass 6 pomts tor the Mechanucs Scouts flghtlng LuLu Barken nntercepted pass romped to opponents thurty two first downs fullback Gene Henderson carrued the pugskun tor the tally the kick blocked end of thrrd quarter score tourth quarter see saw agann remaunder of game no score ended at a dead standstnll Excntement ruvals meetmg at Washnngton much actuan nn flrst quarter u no score second quarter back and forth stall no score Washungton on 3 yard ne went over called back for penalty l5 yards Fremont took over charged down fleld to 10 yard ne Lulu Barken to Audley Leader er tor a T score 60 for Pathflnders try for conversran tarled thurd quarter last chance for Cherry Tree boys smashed through to 20 th n to 8 Fremont took over quarter ended and the game Fremont IH race for Southern league trtle ' . ...ft 19-6.., F ...6-6...' '...l3- ' ' Itt... ' U.-...l9-6. second quarter . , . Poly's luck changed . . . Eddie Alialn received a pass . . . Poly on Fremont's eight . . . ' 'l'. li ..,ov EYEHXIG THE HQOP Green rnexperrenced team no returmng varstty lettermen wlth Coach Hudson s able trarmng tought hard plenty ot spnrtt lneltgrbllrty plagued first quintet Bull Maupin accelerated Bee eagle eye team good practuce games Duxue loop tough handed Washlngton low end In second league fray Roosevelt and Poly nosed out Cards first round one clugut Eddie Plank got has eye hughest Pathflnder scorer captaan trned new combmatnon no luck spark of team spnrlt stall burned second round disastrous no wms no student body support eco d Ro Q Welch B Bal od e s a o d oy L tt Ro B G as Ga M ph, I I l t t Top Row-B. Caulleld, D, Lewus, Coach Hudson, A. Dnetz, Mgr. F, Calm. S n wi , , come, R, R riqu 1, W. Op te d, H. G ldsmtt'w Thur Row- R, Frrtch, D Ll d, W. Van Lewven, F Gamer, B Pepparcl 'Q um ww r venov,E Planlf,J Marr D xlola, B Maupvn, D ur Mrghty Bee cagers started season oft well won sux practnce games started oft league agarnst Manual good chance lor champ on swap Bee Cards vnctornous 23 30 Wa hrngton next new and fast too much for Generals 2018 Poosevelt thrrd on Card lust Pathhnders kept up good record n all games rn flrst round Bees slowly slipped clever cagers not worknng together os second game Roosevelt good team os another game not much chance In league Pathflnders gettung Into shape won over the Mechamcs last game Jefterson rmprovrng team too late Democrats won narrow margm Cards thnrd IU Southern League PLUCKY CASABAMEN Ted Bell Center Jack Castro Center Bob Staggs Guard Dave Haserot Guard Al Newman Guard Lowell Plank Guard Wally Walker Forward Huelan Drskson Forward Duck Report Forward Duck Lloyd Guo I l ...wo ll ...lost to Manual . . . good team . . . tast and ' ...It ...It l YJ 42 ww ,. e M Pan Secona F? ate L Macer HC Pathflnder Musclensen trampled practice contenders started wrth South Gate Franklin next vuctum Pathflnders 68 Panthers 52 Hollywood Sheulcs blt dust Hollywood 22 Pathhnders 98 Hayes hugh bar rungs parallels number M U S C L E S one pount earner Thatcher followed closely Takas good entrre team worked ha d showed good performances Wash tngton last years Cnty wtnners tlrst league duel meet close G A L Q R E hard fought battle flnal score Generals 66 Home Team 54 second fray Cards back rn wan column Poy e wuth only eight potnts then the Roughrlders close contest Roughruders emerged vuctornous Totlers next docket Pathfinder wln by a nose Southern League Finals htteen Cards entered Talcas secured Southern crown l ' vi, L Q 1' 5 1 4 n 1 l Y 5 y f -- M ,.- I 5 Q n K ,. 1 . 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' ' ' ,..on 1 .Ln TOP Ro W de as n e le W s Coach Ed I d M c A eve Ba e C Ne m W F Schooo W a es Q Ar W GN T!-IE MARK Drrt f1ew as 1946 track season opened Jefferson hrst Southern league toe captured meet by narrow margrn 52 47 Metra Graves an sprrnt department looked good 100 to 101 met Poly next handed Parrots 57 47 defeat Melia Graves stlll undefeated Baker Schaeffer Rrvers Atknnson took Hrst nn respectlve posltrons Roosevelt next on defeat lrst Roughrrders whntewasherd 73 X2 30'f2 Melia Rivers remaln lungs Graves Baker Schaefter Neumann Passalaqua Elrod top scorers Wash lngton strongest In league second Fremont defeat 78 26 Melia only blue ribbon winner nn 220 100 Baker Neumann second rn 880 mule Manual meet not run off at press trme then South ern hnals at Coliseum followed by crty prelnms and finals on Saturdays at Coluseum Coach Edelson s hopes hugh for some nrsts cllmaxrng a swell season U' t y G P rry, B. Rivers, J. Mon r leprr, . O una, e son, SO D, lr r, . u ann, C. Shaw, J, ales, D Plnarlo, H McC as D Passalaqu , P, V, lrnnson, T, nllertorrl,L Pam-r . 1 . . 1 . . I . . . ' . . . I. I ' ' . . . . . . . . . . 220 in 21.7 . . . Rivers put iron ball 50' . . . Schaeffer, Baker tops in 880 . . . . . . . . . ' - 1 Q 7. I I I . . . , , , . . . . . . . 1 - .. . . . . . . . . . , . . . , I , , , . . . . . . - . . . , . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . - I . 51 1 Joe Moreno Chuck Newman Dove Baker AI Mello Dove Posscloqun Bull E rod BIH Grosvenor Bull Rlvers Roy Smnh AI Schaeffer Jlm Avkmson -Q ' r 5 n un fe: v In 5 nn on wmng moo s J Wnllmore E Tanner I dle Row rn n r n ornc n urcl o 1 W ee er Russo tom Row B rchell ng W Naelson C ocobs escoH Plank D Momn d C ovez u mson c s Game Fo n p Zamora J Ro s 4Qf's ' My 'hai' ' .4 Ms- fi., -N Yap Raw--S, Comer, B. Scott, R. Rrchodo , J. M' vgou y, , W lev, E. Foi's, D. Rap , L. Do , R ' k Md -C, B on, G, He de so , R. M I , T. Bo d g , R. Hlcks, F. R499 o, R. h I , J. Bo! -M Bu , B. Lu , . , . J , J, Haley, D. Pr , L. , . ez. Wow 3-M. Spoclz, D. Smnth, R. Colloro, J. Momeleone, Consrcnhno, Mr. Tonner. fan f7gF, Pc: lIIo,J h ,W. W'lk' ,B, W H , J. , To! PQ.-. 'f-L Duc , B. S400 , J, Scofv, L, , . yo. F V. X2 ' 2 I f is A M H- f X-- ...A fa, . V A X. 'Q' N ' 'S-3: .v Mt f A h ' vs,-N ,, 'A V , AND Tl-lEY'l?E OFF. Coach Tanner's Bees . . . started the season . . . with a bang . . . H. P. beaten . . . 62-23 . . . Bob Burchell won terrific 1320 . . . Waldy Nielson won 660. . . Jeff meet. . . tough Demos won . . . Marvich took . . . high and low hurdles. . . Burchell swept 1320. . . Martinez vaulted . . . to victory . . . in pole vault . . . relay decided . . . Poly meet . . . in favor of Mechanics . . . l.eRoy Downing took . . . second in 100, 220 . . . undefeated Burchell strode easy 1320 . . . Nielson, Jordan rules 660 . . . Scott, Martinez . . . tied in pole vault . . . height 10 ft. Cards stopped Teddies 68-27 . . . Brooks, Riggio . . . take 100, 200 . . . Marvich won low hurdles . . . tied with Pomroy in highs . . . Nielson, Jordan won 660 . . . Burchell paced 1320 . . . 3.35.1 . . . Cole put shot 44'3 . . . relay Fremont . . .Washington meet big upset , . .Gen- erals won . . . 50-43 . . . Burchell ran . . . 1320 in 3,27 . . . fastest time to date . . . Marvich won lows . . . took second in highs . . . Nielson, Jordan . . . good prospects for Southern league . . . Henderson put shot 45' . . . Downing ruled sprints . . . Fremont Cees . . . pulled in . . . first, second, and third . . . in almost every event . . . in H.P. meet . . . 660 outstanding . . . Wilcox, Durant took 100 . . . Nordlow took pole vault . . . relay Fremont . . . Demos waxed Cards . . . Chavez, Padilla, Jiminez, swept 660 . . . Callaro hit 20.1 in 180 . . . Zamora leaped 18'4V, . . . 660 boys . . . made it tough . . . for the Poly parrots . . . to beat them . . . 45117-31V7 . . . by taking one, two, and three . . . Wilcox wound up . . . century in 10.9 . . . Nordlow, Marvyama of Poly . . .tied for first . . . in pole vault . . . Cees took Teddies . . . to the cleaners . . . 56'f1-20'f2 . . . undefeated 660 runners . . . won as usual . . . with a new boy . . . Roias in third place . . . Scott took low barriers . . . in 15.6 . . Zamora and Sloop . . . tied for first. . . in high iump . . . Nordlow, Constatin tied . . . in pole vault . . . at 10' 3 . . . Washington upset . . . by Card cees . . . 67-12 . . . Chavez, Rojas won 660 . . . Wilcox ruled 100. . . Callaro dominated 180 . . .Scott swept lows . . . Loar put 40' . . . Zamora cleaned broad jump . . . relay Fremont . . . ap Ro Wh tby e Hass M a c a e oa Lo g W Flett Coac Coffman cc nd Ro Hen o ar c r Talented well balanced strong hard hrttlng team trampled rnvals went through flrst round rn flying colors star studded mane Marasco last season all cnty left fuelder Dave Haserot second strung on the clty team IU former season at flrst base many sluggers Cleveland Moupln Album Haserot Album Haserot Hanson Marasco e strong re serves Joe Dias Ed Plank fought hard for flrst strung Gul Loust hurler stall has a season left strong rtght wang plenty of fire good curve Don Morrus Les Klesutz fllled un pntchlng staff some typical scores Bell 18 0 Roosevelt 20 5 Jefferson 15 3 Huntington Park ll 2 all rn favor of Fremont team went through great season a credit to Coach Les Haserot and Alma Mater PLAY BALL .1 V - , fu ,A .V 'V ' D T w-B. i , J. Brgg rly, G. Clear, W. , . G rn , D. Contreras, G. Figu r , W, n , . , lv o w-B, Fmley, D. Wooman, D. ry, D. Hummel, P. Coyl r, E. Foster, B, W li lx, E. Ku owslu Third Row-G. Groves, Manager A. Acosta, J, Liversogc, R. DiMaggio, R, Halhuber, B. Filippo, R. Horns, G. Muclrcns. . BATTEIQ UP Dull Maupin Rughv Fled Vnc Marasco Lefl Fueld Eddne Plank 2nd Base Bob Cleveland 3rd Base Dove Hasevof Isl Base Ted Bell Short Slap Douglas Hansen 2nd Base 2nd Svor e Kleslly Relrel Pvc er John Album Catcher Gllbevf Lousl Pncher hmm W4 o W tby J eggely W Hass M Gac F tt Cao P Coff an o G a cs M Asost csag ggo R o o R a G M Coffmans prnde great team good outfleld exceptuonally hard hattmg Earl Foster took care of rlght fled a Halhuber handled center DnMagglo versatlle e flelder strong pltchlng staff Woolman Mlckens an Garcua hurled the tenth graders through great season Washington game decaded champuonshnp Fremontnan wen to press before thus decudrng factor Clear Acosta Flnley sparlcled In the lnfleld Delbert did brrlllant work behind the plate Fllppo annexed the shortstop spot good maternal for next seasons varslty many eyemg future flrst strung berths 7Orlt GRADE CHAMPS , '7 ' , , A N Q f, . V V V . , , eff, ,Z-,yf X tid' Et K' , ' tl wa. s ,., i f J. , g V.. 1 1 4 1 ts , , x ua x T row-B. hi , . B r , G. Clear, . , . r ia, D, Contreras, G. Figueroa, W. Long, W. le , ch fn . 7 rowgli. Frnlcy, D. Wooman, D. Henry, D. Hummel, P. Caylor, E. Foster, B, Wavllclv, E, Kurowslu. Sv w-G. r v anagcr ,A. a, J. luv r e, R. DiMa I , , H lhubcr, B. Fnlnpp , . Frltppo, R, H ms, uckcns. ' l...Ry '...lft . Southern League tennus for the flrst tame an years Pathflnders corral small squad Mr Betts sponsor at beglnnmg of season Bull Nelson top man flrst practnce match e Cards de feated 7 O Harvey Grumshaw beat out Nelson became flrst man Johnson worked to thrrd man flrst league meet Manual re mont lost second league match wuth Jefferson finally a victory Cards trlumph Washlngton decluned match Manual came up agaln same old story 7 O second game wlth Jefferson Cards all the way ended season second place team rn the Southern League READY? SERVICE ld . ,F Q , ' ...BlI... - Z..second practice meet...Huntington Park...7-O for H. P....Dave Tl-IE FREXVION ALL HX! STEP... DRILL TEAM Attention . . . to the rear march . . . left face . . . about face . . . fours quarter wheel right . . . march . . . at ease . , . flags waving . . . or pom porns . .. flashing . . , colorful . . . cardinal and grey . . . uni- forms . . . perfect formations . . . beautiful patterns . . . making the big F . . . performing before . . . thrilled spectators . . . work? . . . sure . . . worth il? . . . definitely . . TGP TEAM WOR Warming up teams on field game begins strike three you re out batter first patch fou ball next one hard to hut left field first base second third and stride In home or one polnt cheering calling from out ue You can t ht pitchers blowing ow arrow quiver arrow set steaay now eye on torget ready shoot bullseye2 but close next ready shoot BULLSEYE good day ready to go home lots of fun u ohh hh hhhh my aching arm . Sf l up... ' l Fld... ' ' up . . . that'sa foul . . . you're out . . . safe. .... no... ' 'yy N ,fix 'Y' Yellung and screamrng 100 gurls SI competntnon broken flngernauls stungxng hands servlng th ball landing nn he ne ma struggle up flnally over best team won Steps holding the ball over the lane out ot bounds blockmg chargmg personal ou technucal toul free throw two on a ball toss up wild dashung laughnng scramblung tun and fruendshup Q T n T , AND PEIQSQNAL PIQUWESS cyl? t V 'Jr s t Q 0 FPEMGNT GIRLS Plans tor . . . volley ball carnival . . . play day . . . banquet . . . established . . . when Fremont . . . was founded . . . has been c growing organization . . . ever since . . . lower girls . . . G. A. A .... for sophs . . . and juniors . . . upper girls . . . for seniors . . . earn letter . . . with 6 points . . . 2 points a semester . . . successful play day . . . Washington . . . South Gate . . . Bell . . . H. P .... participating . . . lOO0 . . . yelling screaming girls . . . stil? competition . . . whole year . . . Mrs. Jones . . . Beverly Monical . , . Iva Mae Dahle . . . leaders , . . going smoothly and efficiently , . . due to . . . girls' interest . . . helpful guidance . . . of girls' gym . . . teachers. Raw 2-J. Album, S. Sebring, T. Srmth, E Frllion, E. Weldon, M L. Stoughton, P. Jensen, W. Crouse Fowl---C Ryde-llus, B Hideout I Dahle Mr- Jones, D Barnes J Purftl, A Stroud, T Resales B6 T!-ILETIC ASSQCXATIQN Badminton . . . reaching high . . . smashing hits . . . floating birdies , . . strong drives . . . fore- hand and backhand . . . underhand. Clank . . . a ringer . . . 3 points . . . for lucky girl . . . stand behind guard . . . which is the' closest . , . my shoe cancels yours . . . which peg are you throwing at . , . game . . . l5-13 . . , two point lead , . . - Tv . ,s x A .'w 1 f . 4 ..!, V3 , - . 1 ,.z,i.rff 5 'Y 51. ' C i Ns, Running . . . skipping . . . leaping . . . walking . . . all kinds of . . . exercising . . . falls . . . warm ups . . . stretches . . . swings . . . laughing . . . at each others mistakes contrast beautiful patterns semetrr cal forms graceful movements develop lovely rhythms FREE 5 EASY RHYTHMS Bowling ball an a ley spare puck ball wo ready e ro chalk up points bowling lesson over time to go looking forward to next week STRIKE! . . . make tor fun . . . accuracy . ..one ...t ...st... Il GHQLS HX! SHORTS WE WISH TO THANK Franklin Typesefhng Company Bradshaw Bros Trade Press Room Steele Publrshung Company Snerra Paper Company Roberts-Rose Engraving Company Tcuczli KUTOCIRAPHS