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

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To etlae . . . EPHEBIANS. S'49: Paulette Alvarez, Dolores Bird, Sally Bremer, Ralph Broman, Tom Brown, Dolly Everett, Nancy Findlay, Marcella Lemons, lohnny Ottina, Adolph Palma, Dick Turnblade, Mary Ellen Wilson. Sponsor, Mrs. Louise Majewsky. C. S. F.. S'49: Paulette Alvarez, lrene Bowers, Sally Sue Bremer, Shirley Engdahl, Madeline Penske, Nancy Findlay, P. I. Kelly, lohnny Ottina, Fern Scott, Virginia Sorensen, Beverly Staubitz, Dick Turnblade. SR. A CABINET, S'49: Dick Turnblade, president, Dolores Crisci, girls' vice-president, Bert McClain, boys' vice- presidentg Mary Ellen Wilson, secretary, lackie Benson, treasurer, lackie Benton, Erika Burgdorf, Rudy Castro, Carmen Chavira, Charlie DiCarlo, Muriel Drey, Fred Gross, lohnny lones, lohnny Ottina, Ralph Snook, lack Turner. Gloria Zombay, representatives. SB. B. CABINET. S'49: Tom Brown, president, Dolores Crisci, treasurer, Betty Kennard, girls' vice-president, loanne King, secretary, Charles Rivas, boys' vice-president, Rudy Castro, Bill Coart, Mary Coleman, 'Lois Fenton, Art Gallup, Phyllis Kidder, Dolores Messer, Paula Monti, Harold Naud, lohnny Otiina, Dot Quirk, Dick Turnblade, Dixie Waller, Paul Williams, representatives. S'49 SPONSORS: Miss Millicent l-lostrup, Mrs. lsabelle Schofield, Mrs. Hilda Van Zandt, Mrs. Helen MacBoylc, Miss Helen Ryan, Mr. Robert Vandervoct, Mr. Norman Miller, Mr. Robert Holcomb, Mr. Iulius Cochran.

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Cen tenni I Cape es On the 28th day of lan- uary, l946, there appeared at lohn C. Fremont some- what more than five hun- dred students who were to spend their last three years of secondary schooling here. What confusion for these pupils during those first few weeks! They couldnt find classes, lost themselves looking for shops, and fell easy prey to upper classmen's pranks in directing them to our non-existent swimming pool! Gradually they be- came part of the Fremont family by joining clubs and organi- zations, and by making new friends. They were now on their way to becoming a great class. After two and a half years of work and fun, the B-lU's of W'46 were Senior As - O, most Exalted Rank! Their Senior sweaters, a cheerful canary yellow trimmed with brown, were bright spots everywhere on campus. The Senior Tea and the Senior Banquet, highlights of their last year here, were carried out so successfully that they were among the very finest affairs Fremont has boasted. ln caps and gowns of royal blue, the graduating class Cnamed in honor of the one hundredth anniversary of the discovery of gold in Californial marched down the aisle one by one to receive their diplomas. This was their last big affair at their Alma Mater, and they made their farewell a memorable one, as they smiled fwith a tear or twol at the carefree past and the challenging future. Mr. Wood eulogized the group with an appropriate comment: This is one of the most outstanding classes l have had the privilege of graduating,

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