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

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v if The favorite activities of DELIQQT6 UNIQEI, are displayed by hefxfllack and Gold Sewing Club sliaryj Her activities list: Sewing Ib Secretary t-U, Rustler t-ld, nd Blaclf and Gold Q-lb. f TQICH RD Y :QE shows s feeling for rhg hi iI his danc' Q. Richard spen l , time in D natic Club Q-ll ai i-Y tiny!! A 11lClllb,i7!Of the Class of 3QZ'f Cow NYKQE was on of 'hc schools I 1 . A 9 , . U ' K5 ,-is . best ,,.Qlii1I'cers. Cjtyftpar si nat ft-lf 111 A Cappella Ch! 13, If-'T BVURNIE . AAiEBKILKX,.'If6lllllS Q3, -U. F Clutbf t-lb, Blac'fig,fId Gold Fditor -l'fRustler C fiinist 3, -lj, and f jillgusy Punst- tl, Z, 3, -lj, can be EJ piegtyrft e success of this annual 'II fo 'tiie column called Squibs.' R s, and Ad Libs. Mwiuox XYEIIJNIER, Pep Club., C217 and' irl Reserves FQZJ, enjoyed Tier roll slgati g N better than anything 6 ' 'sjii-ff D Q , ZQINAIQ XVEIHJ5, Intramural Q2, 3J, swam ivhen he didn't studyt Tres petite best describes JOYCE VVIcsTIvIIAI,, Home Room Odicer K-lb, but her size did not slow her down. A busy girl was IIzENE'VVIfIEEI,EIz, Pep Club C31 -U and'Cabinet 645, Girl Reserves C3, -U and Vice- President C-H, G. A. A, QZJ, and Librarian HJ. FRED XYIIIIIAN coIIfIded that his woodworking and Inovies occupy his time. He was also Home Room Of- ficer C-lj. Baseball C3, 45 is RCYGEIQ VvILD'S favorite sport as one finds after talk- ing to him for a short time. He was also a Rustler journalist in his junior year. Aside from Harvey Jensen, FLOR- ENCE VVII.IiINs found time for swim ming, Pep Club C-lb, Dramatic K-lj, Girl Reserves Q-lj, and Club CHU. She was Home Room Presisdent CZJ. Designing clothes was ELAINE XVOLI-'E's favorite hobby. Elaine will be remembered for the many different styles of shoes she wore. Romeo to sophomore girls, JIAI XVROE was on the Rustler Staff C3, -lj and Editor C-lj a1Id iII Intramural 13, 45 and Hi-Y C3, -lj. Besides JoaII Schlicker-, other ac- tivities of RoY YYENXEY were Bas- ketball t-lb, Tennis C3, -ll, F Club t-ld, Athletic Board C-13, 'A Cappella Choir CZ, 3, 45. Black aIId Gold C-U. Student Council 13, -lj, and Rustler t-lj. SENIORS WITH NO PICTURES XTALERIA DOERNEBIAN, DON ENGIEI., NTARY Hoscir, LEVEIINE JOHNSON. LEON LUIIKER, DoUoI-Ixs TXIITCHEL, LEAH RAINEY, H,-XRl.,XND SHRIVER. f'-f w. jvzafzwzzmmwazz fs. -an fs, -dit UNKEL VANCE XV ARD . XY E BRI A N ,Ln wK!,XVEIDNER IXVEIHE I lk! W fb N XVESTP HAL XVHEELER XYIDBIAN XVILD XVILKINS XVOLFE wrtoe YENNEY cLAss or 40

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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.

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