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

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Participating in F.H.A. 12,33, G.A.A.11,23, Commis- sary 12,33, Commercial Club 143, and Spanish Club 12,33 was Corinne Mulliken. Corinne majored in home economics and minored in mathematics and languages. Participating in Tiger Cubs 133, G.A.A. 123, and a monitor 12,33, Mary Jo Gustin majored in com- mercial. Her minors were English and social stud- ies. Active in golf 12,3,43, F-Club 13,43, and intra- murals 12,3,43 was Dale Giebler. Mathematics was his major and social studies and English his minors. Intramurals 12,33 kept Jim Svatora busy. Jim plans on attending college after he graduates. History was Bill Krumel's major and English and shop his minors. He participated in band 12,33, industrial arts 12,33, and was a monitor 123. Gerald McDowell listed mathematics and in- dustrial arts as his majors and social studies and science as his minors. Majoring in mathematics and science and minor- ing in industrial arts, Darrell Murphy found time to take part in golf 12,3,43 and F-Club 12,3,43. Bob Brotkenicky was a monitor 123. He majored in industrial arts and minored in social studies and English. Intramurals 12,3,43 and a monitor 123 were inter- ests of Eddie Walther. Mathematics and industrial arts were Eddie's majors and English and science were his minors. F.H.A. 12,33, treasurer 123, degree chairman 133, kept Mary Ellen Johnson busy. She majored in social studies and commercial and minored in home economics and math. Shirley Nielsen majored in social studies and minored in language and English. ' Listing home economics as her major, Norma Liston was active in Y-Teens 133 and F.H.A. 13,43. History and mathematics were her minors. Home economics was also Lois Stoltenberg's major. She was a monitor 123 and minored in social studies, mathematics, and commercial. Claiming home economics as her major and English and art as minors, Marilyn Christensen was a monitor 123. Page 16 .4-.s

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rt Spies, Wagner, and Zastera display a cha while L. Nelsen, Siercks, Spotts, and Ply- te dis lay a skeleton for Iverson, Andersen, na p Luebke, Keating, Burkholder, Knoell, Card- well, and Dunham. Spanish class officers Leuthaeuser, A. Hansen, K. Nelson, and Elliott carry on a conversation in Spanish for Cunningham, Miller, D. Freeman, Stanton, Toft, Marr. Stallings, Nagel, Edson, Enquist and Miss Wiles. War Threat Changes Goals of Edudation Fremont High is proud of its fine SGl6CtlOI1 The Commercial Qgurse is angther pgpular of elective subjects, which include hornernak- One, bgth with bgyg and girls, Including ing, aff, industrial HITS, and vocational agfi- shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, and office culture- The- achievements Of UIGSG QFOHPS practice, students seem to always be clamor- through the years is ample proof that they ing for some phase of this field, are a Worthy addition to our currlculrn. fCfIfl7,fli'I'LZl,C?Cl on page 182 Librarians Bouer and Schilke help Miss Bader as S. Smith uses a dictionary. Students ' 1 de' V Smith Harriger, Reckard, Scott, inc u . . , Merkling, N. Jensen, Bell, Rohde, Gieschen, Gessell, Howard Dirrim, Walther, and Wick- ert. Walt Olsen directs Mason, Hull, Emory, Rohde, Honey, Eller, Skoglund, Chaney, Ker- win, Meyer, Briggs, and Keenan, members of the beginning band. Page 15 .... . -.,.. , .. -.. .. .,.-g,,,,,,

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A-s. f , .. H, ll -J ffkaffff i lf!! f,... .lb'.W l Lang Ritter Baum Mildred Lang CB.A., Midland College, Grinnell College, University of Wisconsinj, was sponsor of Tiger Cubs, and teacher of Fremont High's civics and senior fundamentals classes. Teaching sophomore English and U.S. History was Darlene Ritter CB.S., University of Nebraskal. A Adelene M. Baum CB.A., University of Nebraska, iowa Statej, taught both sophomore English and geometry. Mulliken Gustin Giebler Svatora Krumel McDowell Murphy Brokenicky Walther Johnson Nielsen Listen Stoltenberg Christensen nn, .Lila M... ff-W Ott and Carstens serve to Thulin and Yager as they demonstrate badmitten skill for Burtz, Hoppel, Bensen, Miss Reed, Garrison, Goldsberry. Henry, M. Hansen. Spath, Fritz, Kudrna. Pannier. McElwain. S. Johnson. Mesenbrink. Folk, Grant, P. Peterson, Boettner, and Whitmer. Mrs. Ball. substitute math teacher. watches McLey. Letzkus, Gunther. Beck, Pelly, Long, A. Hansen, Bridges. Schweser, Ludwig, Hockamier, J. R. Christiansen, Lundstrom. Jewell. S. Claussen, Mack. Knoell, and Donald- son, as they take an algebra test. Page 17