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

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The smile on the faces of Patty Jensen, Betty Mosley, Merle Andersen, Charles House, Don Moore, Ioyce Bronson, and Doris Powell and the books under their arms show that another clay of educa- tion is Over. Single file seems io b c ss'w c Bob Knoell, Glen I-' ma ' , I C1 ell ffl 1 Jean Ko vlscy, la .in al' gfordl hee-l' e fo ox c h ctlvity 111. XJ!! My 'uid C 3 he V ' if Mary Ann Reynolds, Jane Byorth, and Harriet Matson exchange a cheery hello as they pass Marjorie Betkie, Jane Schwabe, Betty June Baldwin, and Gen- nie Kaarstad leaning against a bulletin board. J

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if? Evelyn Mortensen, Margie Metschke. ,loan VVith Ted Heskett the center of attraction as usual, Harms. Roberta Lfllllffsoll- .lean HHHSG11, Jim Mehan, Melvin Fowler, Tink Herman, Tom Ralph Sltout, Bud Walravellx Hlld ixlbeft Bracket, Carlyle Rosenbach, and Bill Renter give him Ixheinschild promptly obey as 'George tellsl , 1, ,I I . them to nlook at the birdie'-, t eir uncnxc ec attention. A A lv , -Aj ff A A x Gaily nmrching' clown the hall are Bill Rinnp, Donna Sapp, and Jeanne Carlson, with Robert and Betty Launer and Susan Reynolds follow- ing. Bringing up the rear are Bob Pollock and Paul Keller. Between classes, Bonnie Belle Barton, Dorothy Ruh- rer, Betty Clark, Mona Jane Hansen, Joyce Bahner, and Goldie Harris stop for books and a friendly chat at their lockers. Page Seventeen

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In Y I I ' I I In AJg,,,, 4, 0 L, ,u.n.-w Dennis Reeson seems eng ssef ' .the fair features of RC1IlZlll Nie s 1 s Clar 7-.X F Je e Ixex Yireinit Pi' Q 1 ' Lgzt,,:dl'1g0:15:1,5lz?f:?'11 K' ,ygyff KN - N 5 L .ffv J l ll ',', f L' 2 E ,re1, - Hartling, and Sl1irl Qosenl db K . V ln a I'llSll to check out library books l-F0111 l.llZlllll?l Mahlin, student librariail, are Louis Rebbe, Mary Battiato. Gladys .l0llllSOll, Eloise Haekstoelc, Dorothy Mul- ler, and Mildred McGee. There seems to he plenty of feeling in the glance being: exchanged by Bettie Herre and Roy Farris. Charles Sltada, Elsie xl!-1CvvlVQlClllCf', Janice Blakeslee, Dick l.a111lierty, Jim Cusick, and Betty Rhea have gotten tl1e idea and appear to like it. i Marie Sinnett, Tl1ClITl2't Hansen, and Helen Knuell are seen ill the 111ai11 corridor of tl1e Industrial Arts Building' as Robert Goree, Elaine Kosta, Bob Murray, Ed Lewis, and Iona Knapp view ex- hibits.