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

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Although Merle Jensen and Donald Thomassen nizty be draftsmen some day, the smiles on their faces lead il person to believe that the two may he Clfilwlllg something' besides plans. Harold Peterson, though. attends strictly to work. Marcella ,Iirovsky unconsciously lets a smile escape while Helen McCarthy tries her skill at shooting it basket from the center of the basketball court. The others who await their turn are Darlene Buhle and Grztee Jilg. Mr. Julius Young explains the different parts of an engine to .luck linnnons. Merlin Anthony, jerry Cor- nell, Harold XX'ileh, Richard Sievers, and Ralph Holder. Charles Butler searches for n reference hook which some other student seems to have tztlcen. At the rear table are Charles Quay, Robert Fzlhlc, George Goodliztrcl, Harold XV:1ltersg middle table: ,lzunes Scott, llilly Olson. l.eol:1 Herre, lletty Burbank. Norntzm It' en: first tahle: llielc Ilepperly. Betty .-Xnn.Neisi . Dale -l1lllUXYSlii, Dorothy McKenzie. ifgtg' . , R.,,m-,.,,,..- Yi,7.,:n-i,..,5W GiniKrg?-g,u,A?p,,i,.1.-,,u7.:..qE5-5fnw:i5,e-n75f1,4- 'Ie-5fas12?1 55 ,. .frm ,577 -'je-if-,--f.P?T..l5,,,- , .--.-Us I.T.........-...... A ...,,1, mfeuz'-.mf:+1::n:wrv:s -eL.,s.,. s X- t eT-,s::L'f I 'm,A 'rfa.,.r,, , 'f.eTs:t::i14z:1'ffW,:L::1::L::1::i' 3: Page T'zerI1'u

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Betty Chiicoat, Bruce Lehman, Haroid Bader, Bettie Beck, and Edith Mae Scariett, tive he- gginning art students, work diiigentiy on Penny Day posters whiie Donna Lon Peterson tries to think oi an idea tor hers. :Xs Bih Gunderson does the accompanying, Biii Higgggins, Kay Reynoids, Carmen Reaiph, Dwain Bronson, Detty Bader, jim Lonergan, Patty Xlasmussen, and Frances Springgate prac- tice ior the Dodge County 'Music Yestivai in one oi Mr. Daie N,iiier's chorus ciasses. Pnzzied over a French test given hy Miss Lenore 'Yeah Lncihe Yeters, Lorene Brown, jerry Miiier, 'Yheresa Nan, Betty Lon Ntoss, Dick Mcilonneii, Dongias Adams, Betty hiendenhaii, Caroiyn Motter, Herhert Davis, and jack Ander son strngggie to achieve at ieast a passing grade. XN'hen this picture was taken, the inniors and seniors put up a hiindg but the sophomores were troiy stndyinfg. Yrooi oi this statement may he seen it one icts his eyes wander irom ieit to right. Appearing iirst are Heien johnson, Nariorie Dodge, 'Maxine Howeii, and Doiiy Grover. 'Marjorie Ritthaier, Doris Keriiu, Charies Smith, and Raiph Romans are those in the second row. Behind thein are Victor XN'ennstedt, Kenneth Vtfosiagger, Verda Carihergg, and Tbieivin Sehwanke. in the upper right center section ot the picture are Frank Schinkei and Betty Sean NN'agner.

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Dnton Camp, president of the Sophomore Class. asks for ideas concerning :1 class party. Doris Xkfillnier and Carol Yztryzln, liziving definite ideas on the snhjeet, rztise their ltnnds for recognition. :Xlthen Yeonizin, though, seems :unused :lt Carols effort to get l5JIlUl'l'S attention. Paul Johnsen thinks the mutter over seriously as jim Lonergan :nnnses himself by scratching' his Chin. Those in the first row, reading from left to right, are: llnd -lztstrnnt, George llztslxtni, Paul Johnsen, Hill Nelson, Donely Gorzinson. Val Gene Clanssen. Rohert XYinther. l.ois Sorensen, Geraldine Kostng second row: lloh l'lntehinson, Larry Shzinnhzin. llill Rtnnp, slr., -lint l.oner- Qun, Ronin Rohn. Carole Mosier, Avis Shriver, .-Xlyee NX-'heeloek, Carol Yzxryzlnq third row: Yvonne XX':1lly, Verniee Paulsen, janet Miller, Audrey Osborn, Bernice Sonnners, Charlotte Dorsett, Yvonne Christensen, .-Xlthea Yeoniztn, ,loyee Redfield: last row: Iletty Xvllllllflll, Darlene Piere, Virginia Murplly, Virginia Thulin, Marguerite Perkins, Doris NVilhner. I ' ' W t......'-F' ' ' '11 3,17 'i' '- 71- - Page T11 irtccn