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SVOBODA AMOLIE SVOB DA 03. Sc., Uni- versity of Nebraska, home economics instructor. really knows her HOIliOllSH when it comes to cooking. Besides teaching: English, FRANCES SPRINGER tA. 13., Nebraska VVes- leyan Universitw served as a Junior Class sponsor and the guardian of Bethel 15 of Job,s Daughters. u' then not teaching science. lege; XI. A. Colorado State College of Educationi kept the Student Activi- ' tleS Assouatmn 5 accounts. CV If his present plans materialize, RUSSEL JONES expects to be doing two things next falL-taking a postgraduate course and working 011 the farm. As a senior, Russel completed majors in Iinghsh and mathe- mat1cs. Before joining the ranks of Fremont's stu- dent body as a junior, MAXINE KOHL- HOF attended Norfolk High School. Max- ine is another girl who thinks 110w thatw nit's business college next.H Shy ELAINE KORTUM, who majored inN$ commercial work, will take advanced train- ing: in that field before entering the business world. Because of her avid interest i11i'a11 phasesxo of science, MAGDALENE LAUNER bask a good foundation upon which to build when she enters nursesI training. HMaggk two outside interests were Girl Reserves tli and the Civil Air Patrol. A social studies major, DOROTHY MAN'- ZEL was 2111 active G. A. A, 0,21 211111 Jun- ior Red Cross t3i member. uDot is a dancing and mgvie enthusiast. W 11116 a Rokeby High School student LOIS ARI ET'I E MILI ER xxas active in Dra- matics Hi and Vocal Small Groups t2,31. Favorite pastimes with Lois arc sewing, skating. and attending baseball games. Prior to comingr here this fall from Kicker- son, GLEN OLSEN had completed :1 year during: which he was 21 member of the basketball squad. assistant editor of the school paper, and class secretary-treasurer. Typing budgets were 110 chore for JOYCE PADDEN since the subject taught in Room 303 was her fav' rite. Joyce's hobbies though were two in number-saving match folders and sewing. Prior to her enrollment in this school, MAXINE PEARSON lettered in music at JONES 'West Point High School by participating in LAUNER 3211111 and Girls Glee Club t2 v.9 Maxine expects soon to be a part of the IIbusy OLSEJ business world. RAY- fl MOND REED 1A. 13., York Cot BURGER AIARR Given: mathematics, Pep Club spon- sorshm, recent marriage. Prove that it isn't MRS. GEORGE BURGEP 1': B. So, Duchesne Collegw if If it were not for HELEN OX. 13., Midlan cial instructor a t Co tor, many orga ions wou look elsewhere f . FRANC 15 ANLO1 A., Universi 0f Neb 5 a1 has two key jobs for she heads b0 1 the Eng- lish and visual education det artments. 'rmW HANLON ,r KOHLHOF KORTUM MANZEL MILLER PEARSON
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hHi, there! hVarrcn Chris- man and W'ayne Riggs greet Donna Miller, Doris Peder- 5911, and Donna Jean Ellison as they meet across the street from the City Andi- J torium on their way to school. Gettin r the ulowdmhl from Jack Killeen are five Betty Bubbert Jeanne Allstino, Elaine Johnson, . students in 3H. h 'ayne Gardner's third period trade Betty Kaarstad, Dick Ruwv, Dave Burnett, and training class-l'at Henkens, Harriet Furstcnau, Norman KVroe were having a blue Monday in Amer- Vernon Poggensce, Jim Niday, and Jim Coffey. - .iczm history, a required subject, when this picture was taken . Lorraine Anderson seems to have seven admirexs It n; y be plane geometry to Mrs. George Burgor, while she explains a problem based on tho Pytha- but, to Andrew Morrow, Janice Nelson, Dolly Jean gorean theory to David Britt, Elaine Brisso, Vcrn- Reed, Donna Dew, Bernard Koycn, and Dick Lamp- on Scoville, Ronald Westphal, Richard Johnson, son it looks 11101-9 like Hplain foolishness, Jim Tarn, and Dale Tillman.
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Q; PETERSON SIERCKS 1:95:11 sudics maj 01, J1 11111:1115 dn college after graduation. A dancing and skating enthusiast, MILDRED PETERSON was a member of Girl Reserves 121 and G. A. A. 121. 11Mickeyisy1 post-graduation plans include a trip to California. RUTH PETERSON is a person of many inter- ests. A1t11011gh she 111ajored in social studies per- sonal typing was her favorite subject. Sewing 211151 cooking are her hobbies. Dancing. ice skating. and collecting gmermucnt papers and movie stars' pictures were 1111! a few of the interests of ROSE MARIE RANIERI, :1 Girl Reserves 121 and G. A. A. 121 member who has a stage career in mind. A Junior Red Cross Council 131 member, MABEL REALPH spends much of her spare time roller skating and dancing. Her plans for the future are indefinite. Because of 311 extensive commercial course, JANETTE REESON should have little difficulty with her work when she enters a business college. Janette held 111e1nberships i11 Pep Club 131 and Girl Reserves 12,31 Studious FRANCIS RHEINSCHILD, mid-year graduate now in the Navy, was a Student Readers Board 121 member and Intramural 12,31 partici- pant. Hi5 major was 111athematics. QIxIOTY1Y RUZICKA a vocational arts 211111 devoted her outside time to c01S ction of miniature dogs and d011s.DorothV PETERSON RANIERI SOUTHERLAND VVARRING GERALDINE SIERCKS expects to help the war effort by working 111 a war plant in Ogden, Utah. 11Gerryf, whose specialty is roller skating, made social studies her 1aj0r. MERNA JEAN SOUTHERLAXD, who expects soon to enter nursesy training, devoted all her time to one extracurricular activitysDreunatics 12,31. As a junior she was 1JOOkholder for 11G0i11g P1aces', and served 011 the property committee of UOne W'ild Night. After graduation FRANCES XVARRING intends to take a course in telegraphy at Omaha. 11Fra11 was a member of Girl Reserves 121 and French Club 12,31. After attending summer school, LaVERNE VVAT- SON will be qualified for a position as school teacher next fall. LaVeme's other interests are sewing, bicycling, and horseback riding. With science and mathematics as his majors, WILLIAM A. 1tP1i11'y W'OOD already is well pre- pared for duty with the Army, the bunch 0 ' service he expects to enter when he is of '13 . Althouvh he's sailing the seven seas wi t1'1e United States Naxy, 111111111211 111.111 aui active DeMoIay, expects tojiwn 1111?; hij;1 high school onrk later. J; 9' Mining the Unitgb gtattfs Naval Rs; rve aiter c0: npleting his gryhatim ' eq irement at Midland Colletje last 5111111 er R his 3F C1111; nighlbership, V lettermg 11115 v1111m111g 12, '1rac11 131 111dvjestrvelrootba11 1231 111 re 11Byob1s er sport? f' 1111211ka1 REESON W'OOD W'ATSON Page Eighteen 3152 T BlERCY earnede ,1 J JV IV RHEINSCHILD MILLER
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