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

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Because of his umlerstatnding nature, Princi- pal Hamilton F. Mitten tA. 15., Midland Col- lege; M. A., Univo 1t; of Ncbl'askzn has Oarned the respect a 1 fr' ndship 0f Frenlont High's student b. h 1 .14 11611211156 0f 11.;3r friendly 1113.111101- 311d scholastic ability. willsune PHYLLIS SORENSEN was a competent Student Council 00 111011111611 Phyllis also he- camc the Hpin-up girl of thc DcMolays. who chose her us their 1944 Sweetheart. Her other activities included Pep Club 61, A Cappella Choir 6,41, Girl Reserves 0,3,41, Junior Red Cmss Council Q31, and librarian UH. SORENSEN Significant Scrvioeg Eight major servicesAx-each of genuine sig- 111fi11111ce. Such was the goal attained this y 1:111 by the Student Council 1111dcr the guid- ing influence of Principal Hamilton F. Mit- ten and President Jim Hanson. Early 111 the school year, the Council 1:111:2111 work upon the project for which it will be longest re- 1116111l1ered. This was to Obtain some type of 2 a wartime 1101101 roll. After a cmnmittee had .1 1 secured the names of, 21ppmxi111atcly 800 j E HGI'US tln- way Smutz, Zorn, Ageton, Boothe, graduates and former students now 111 the 5 1' t Hanson. Larson, Chimp. Sorenselh Thomassem armed services, it asked each student to 0011- f 5911 ?!le 1 ?er 6'70 !th 31,1 Mitten, Lewis, Ball, tribute ten c'ents or IHOYC so a pcr1112111c11t 3113;11:111'35:?211;!llgggies'lngggsfgloht and Lenk IOOde plaque 11011011111gthcse 111011 and women 1111ght 1 E be purchased. The response was instantan-l eous and netted the required amount. Adding gaiety t0 the all-school Christmas dance. 0116 of the 1111111c11111s parties the Council sponsored. was the appearance of . Santa Cla115. Less colmttul but just as sig- nificzmt was the encouragement of thc salch of War tonds ouch thdncsday. Keeping scraphonks of school uctivitivs andX 111' service 111Cl1'5 doings was :1 nine, months: job. ioth hooks are to hcct'nne 21 part of the. K school's records. articipatinn 111 commun-Q ity drives was the Council's sixth major scrvicc. Toys were secured for the south side recreation center; funds were ztised to fight tuberculosis and infantile paralysis: and ' .. t x 1H Wt 11 St 1 t-C '11 rm 11.. .. 7, ,1 D 1 , 1 . q, n. 1 1 1 3 umesulla 1115 On 1e 1 men ,ounc1 t 1111.5 11V mpg Vxxflblrcoltutlc'd 1011 511111??? llghtlonshx - 1, 1. second sonwstcr oniy were Marilyn Douglas, H'ah LU-O. .VVCIC xePt awe a5 . leslt-Lht anspnt t 1 1 ren Jacobsen, Eunice Baustian, Bob Jensen, Tom 01f1c1atcd at the, annual tlagtramug seerce X1 t mmie, Eileen I-iepporly, and Vivian Callaway. Mr. and planted a tree 011 Arbor Day. x ' Mitten, adviser, is at. the right. Page Ninv

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During his SiY ymrs hero, Sup'JI-intcndcnl John G. Hanson tA. 13., W'uyne State Teach- m-s College; M. A.. University of Nohraskzn has created a school systvm whivh has brought distinction to Nebraska us well as Fremont. llcczmsc he taught in Fremont beforc entering business, R. A. Jimmie Jnhnston is well qualified to serve as jward of Education president. a posi- tinu he has held for the past two years. Prior to assuming thc positinn of summary, Dr. Andrew Harvey. M. D.. had been pr sulcut ol' the school board fur two years. Dr. H. N. Morrow. M. IL. whnsc nine years of servicc make him the Senior member of the huard, now holds the elmirmanship uf the tcuchers' ctmlmittcc. Holding the chairmanship of the buildings and grounds committee entails r111 responsibility. Such responsibility, however, has not prevented Leander Mt Murphy from being as genial as ever. Dr. J. T. Young has proved his interest in the welfare nf the cmmmmity's educational systcm by his crxmistcntiy tine xmrk as chairman of thg claims committee. Present purchnSing' agent for thc Frcmunt Pub- lic Schools is Glenn thlls. who im' fn'c years has been unc ut thc huzlrd's most cncrgctlc mem- hers. Secretary tu Superintendent Juhn G. Hansen, Duris Hutch was IICVCF short handed on wurk. HATCH

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a G; XT BA NJOYMEN 25-59