Fremont High School - Black And Gold Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Www cwuaalanqlawd One of the better daIIcers of Fre- mont High was CLARK ROBINSON. Also included i1I Clark's curriculum were: Cheerleader 13, 43, Pep Club 12, 3, 43, Hi-Y 143, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43, and Rustler 133. Collecting autographs was EDNA xlAY ROoD's favorite hobby. She was also in Pep Club 133. xlERCEDES RosE was in G. A. A. 13, 43, Band 12, 3, 43. a1Id Sewing Club 143. Roller skating was her favorite Outside activity. Interested in Hi-Y 13, 43 and model airplanes, BOB SANDAGE was probably the smallest senior, being only five feet tall. CLARE SAw'rEI-I.E, a member of the Dramatic Club 143, was aII outstand- Favorite hobby of DoNNABEI.I.I1 SANVTELLE was stamp collecting. Other activities were Band 123 and Sew- iIIg Club 13, 43. One of the more scholarly students was EI.sIE l.3lARIE SCARLETT of t Dramatic Club 12, 3, 43. ing general in tlIe leadership class. is AIELVIN SCI-IINKEL, a leading swim- mer on the aquatic squad, was also iII Pep Club 123, A Cappella Choir 143, Black and Gold 143, Hi-Y 143, and Rustler 143. JOAN ScIII.IcItER, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43, Rustler 12, 3, 43, Girl Re- serves 12, 3, 43, aIId Pep Club 13, 43 was an ex-champ in the women's di- vision on Fremont tennis courts. v Besides being aII outstanding jour- nalist, FRED SCHNEIDER received All- State rating oII the state basketball team. His other activities were Foot- ball 13, 43, Basketball 12, 3, 43, F Club 12, 3, 43, Tennis 11, 2, 3, 43, Black and Gold 143, aIId Rustler 13, 43 and Editor 143. LOIS SCI-IRoEDER,pert aIId ever-mov- ing, devoted most of her time to A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43, Pep Club 12, 3, 43, Dramatic Club 143, and Girl Reserves 143. Interested iII shorthand and typing, I-UcII,I-E SCHULTZ was also a member of the Pep Club 12, 33. Playing the piano consumed much of ORRIAN SIIRIvER's time, Girl Re- serves 143. In Football 143, Hi-Y 143, and Science Club 13, 43, JOE SIC sported the most Inanly beard in high school. S'rERI,INu SIERCKS' outside interest was Western Union telegrams. RIP' 'N in.. ...N 94 v f,'r' +04 X ROBINSON ROOD RosE s,xNDAGE SAXVTELLE SAXVTELLE p . I -Q. Q X 1, - L1 Q. L - up , ' x , , J sc,xRLETT .. 'L X AQ x 3 ,5 scHINIcEI. .L L A -Mx P I ,e 'f' L E -if ,SCHLLCICER , y X .3 g s i 4 533 -J I I H ff V 3 - X , X A 'XQ-2 ' - . 3, 3 i N3 Q Xxsci-INEIDRR 'Q XX - ii, 13N 43 wif f-J 5 35,3 CSCXNQOEWSIR '- ses I . , pil WW 1 R 1 sIIRIv Ig X sIc C SIERKS

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oH1.soN V 0 RW O1.sON K M PEC11 PETERSON' jj!! J. ,. .1, 11ETERsoN '7 '-'UA C, PETROXV C,3,yJff! RANSLEM RASMUSSEN RASMUSSEN REBER RICHARDSON RIX 'V' -vixrg, favs 'bn 95. In Pep Club CZ5 and Girl Reserves CZ, 3, 45, ARLENE OHI.SON also en- joyed reading and movies. Her fav- orite sport was basketball. Art was NIAUDIE OLSON'S outstand- ing diversion. She enjoyed football games a11d roller skating. VVorking i11 the ofhce took a great deal of ANITA PECH'S time. Danc- ing was her favorite relaxation. Outside activities of ETHE1. PETER- SON, Pep Club CZ, 3, 45, were skat- ing and swimming. Typing was her favorite subject. JAMES PETERSON played in Band and Orchestra CZ, 3, 45. Basketball was his favorite sport. One of Fremont's Outstanding ath- letes, GEORGE PETROW, F Club CZ, 3, 45 and President C45 and Class Pres- ident CZ5, played Varsity Football and Basketball C3, 45, Tennis CZ, 3, 45. Study hall, Babe confessed, was his favorite subject. Besides spending much of her time with a junior boy, JEWEL PICKFORD was in G. A. A. CZ5, Pep Club CZ, 35, A Cappella Choir CZ, 3, 45, Zlll Girl Reserves CZ, 3, 45. PATTY PIERCE was in Pep Club CZ 3, 45 a11d Girl Reserves C45. Outside interests were dancing and skating. The school activities Of MARCEI.LA RANSLEM were Pep Club CZ, 3, 45 and A Cappella Choir CZ5. She en- joyed roller skating. MAYNARD RANSLEM was another law and order student of Fremont High as his father was chief of police. CARL RASMUSSEN, lanky a11d easy- going, lettered in Basketball C45 and was a member of Pep Club CZ5. CHARLOTTE RASMUSSEN was an ard- ent baseball spectator. Her pet likes were typing and reading. O11 Student Council C35 and in G. A. A. CZ, 35, MILDRED REBER en- joyed football as a spectator. Her favorite subject was sociology. RICHARD RICHARDSON, lanky Bas- ketball forward C45 and F Club mem- ber C45, claimed he had nothing to do with women, nevertheless one could get all kinds of advice about them from him. Outdoor sports, such as hunting, fishing, and ice skating, consumed most of ROY R1x's free time. Roy's favorite subject was science. . X

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Jlmezfhehaazfuadula ffzecenlwz ofa. In Pep Club C23, A Cappella Choir CZ, 3, 43. Science Club C33, Sewing Club C43, and Library C3, 43, CELIA S1,E1sTER devoted much of her time as pianist of the scl1ool's swing band. BETTY SoRRv's chief interest was roller skating, her favorite subject, s c'ology. n Pep Club C2, 33 and Girl Re- serves C43, i3lARIE SoUKU1 s favorite subjec was sociology and favorite spor football. ea lilw' aid movies, as well as G. .' A. C33 Hep Club CZ3, and A p lla C oir '53, 43, took much of ill R 'N 1fANG1.1ik1zcs time. , ool activities ofl-NV QREN SPAN- .ZR w e A Cappella Q1 ir CZ, 3, 4 c ent Jour l C 'er ctivities for a Choir C ' r ' d Editor C43, is side il erest s model '- bla s. Bois 1115 ootb' ll P6 lu C3 girl Rustle , s t- 1 ic t' d ic g. 3 1 . ' 1 Or'l1 tr C , , 43, p af 3- V STAPI .T i 'ng for inns' . er favor f sp as b s- lqetb' l. n dd on mw c' gin ep 'l .J 'K 3, lilac ' If 'Q 6 C' aid u- X c1t 'oun' C43 .ov ., SW KEL- 1a1sRo ' ' 1 o st ndi 1 tl tu nt, acting s cc ci of td at d lge- bra st den ir r. , n . l any I 'mc fer law 'ds were on b ' EST ICR S 'NN1f1f.D, an ex- ell A is . Iistl r wx e ' C 1 K ac d o 1 C X 11-1, 'lf 1,oR, 194012, curve ball art st of ' B eball team, was o11 the F tl' C3 and Baseball C3, 43 , s Soci 5y was his favorite was - BIER T11o1x1AssEN, who was on 1 C3 43 and in the F Club C 3 Homers favorite subject was 3, 3, tle Fx 43 3 .' 3 'E : 1 0 sub' ct, gs ' ' Q golfer of Fremont High the 'Q , 4 x ' in - N ' u PHYLLIS THOMPSON was in ' 'C .n C3, 43, A Cappella Choir C3, Q, nd Girl Reserves C3, 43. Her o s activities included a good- sophomore boy n excellent scholar was - TOXIXSEND, winner of a Carl af- mond Gray scholarship of the Union Pacific Railroad. ,e Y v WA ROBERT TRINE'S interest lay in the business end of most things. His favorite subjects were shorthand and typing. G. A. A. C23, Pep Club C2, 33, A Cappella Choir C2, 3, 43, Black and Gold C43, Girl Reserves C3, 43, Stu- dent Council C33, and Rustler C3, 43, completed a full schedule for JOAN TUCKER. t'Sophie did find time for a junior boy.