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

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The Lasl: Rung on the Ladder Four short years ago, the Class of 1954 be- gan its high school days, days that in the future will be regarded as among the best of our lives. We fthe Class of '54D have tried to uphold the traditions of our school. We have taken our share of the honors and awards. As ninth graders, Judy Kern presided over the Junior Congress. Officers leading our Sophomore year were: Mike Dallam, president, Bob Diers, vice- presidentg and Mary Lou Petersen, secretary- treasurer. Presiding over us as Juniors were: Phil Nelson, president, Milan Johnson, vice-presi- dent, and Pat Hevner, secretary-treasurer. During our Senior year, Johnson, Dallam, and Hevner held our top three positions. Nelson topped his high school activities by being elected Student Council president. He also won the top posts in Hi-Y and F-Club. Tiger Cub president was Hevner, who also was crowned queen of the 1953 Homecoming. Presiding over Y-Teens was Mary Lou Petersen. In 1953, Kathleen Boettner was FHA presi- dent, and in 1954, Valerie Christensen pre- sided. The Fremonters' highest officer was Jeanyne Ott, while Peggy Marshall presided over GAA during her Junior year. Eugene Jacobsen was head of the FFA organization during his Senior year. Presiding over the annual Christmas party were the Yule royalty, Peggy Martin as Merry Christmas, and Richie Speer as Happy New Year. Although not a school activity, Fremont was well-represented at Boys and Girls State, by Marshall, Johnson, and Bob Eaton. Thus, We the Seniors, who have had a full life as members of Fremont High, leave the school in the hands of the Class of 1955. May it ever-grow to reach new heights.-Valerie Christensen N- .Mu This is the place where the important news events of the day took place, says Brinkman to Burch, Ilgenfritz, Hagerty, All- ender, and Ellsworth, who are in an Amer- ican Government class. And away we go! Eaton, Rouzee, Peterson, Starmer, and Smith imitate Comedian Jackie Gleason.

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in?- ALLENDER. PEGGY: Y-Teens, Tiger Cubs. ANDERSEN, LEONA: GAA. Commercial Club, Spanish Club. ANDERSON, JIM: Majored in math, mmored in business and English. ANSON, AL- BERT: Track. BARKEH, BONNIE: Y-Teens. FHA. Tiger Cubs, Commissary, Spanish Club. BARTLING. DELORIS: Quill and Scroll, Com- mercial Club, Black and Gold advertising manager. Rustler advertising manager, Y-Teens, Fremont- ers, GAA, Tiger Cubs, Sophmore home room president, Junior home room president. Senior home room secretary. BECHTEL, DUANE: Ma- jored in industrial arts, minored in English and social studies. BENSON, JEAN ANN: Y-Teens, Tiger Cubs, GAA, Spanish Club. BETZINGER, OTTO: FFA treasurer. BLACK, RALPH: Reserve and varsity basketball, F-Club, tennis, track, band ldancel. band officer, Senior home room president. BOETTNER, KATHLEEN: FHA president. FHA news reporter. Y-Teens. Tiger Cubs. GAA. Fre- monters. Quill and Scroll. Black and Gold business manager, Rustler collection manager and exchange editor. home room secretary, hostess at information desk. BOLL. DUANE: Tiger Cubs, Is this the reason Petersen. Volk, Marshall Thulin. and Daniel are always late to choir' Allende: Anson Bechtel Black Andersen Anderson Barker Bartling Benson Betzinger Boehner Boll ' Ti 4 le, V, r Id sr ' Af' 'I ' A ff X I PW W W wiv., I PM