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

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Peterson listens for Gerhart's bell as Dunker. Brunner, Bucknell, Cockayne, Abel, Barton. Bignell, and Boysen listen attentive- Wailzin' For the Champ to Step Down Once again we say we'll cherish, All the things that we have done .... With these words, the Class of '55, now Juniors, left the halls of Junior High and entered those of Senior High. There its mem- bers accepted their first year of responsi- bility, privileges, and honors. Participating in their first election, they chose as class president, Bob Schneider. Serving at the Banquet and decorating for Homecoming, were only a few of the jobs assigned to them as Sophomores. They proved their ability by handling them easily and efficiently. The main job to be acomplished that first year, however, was to become accustomed to the new customs and surroundings. This same class went on to preserve its fine record as Juniors. Douglas Smith was chosen to lead the class during its second year in high school. He was guided, as were the class officers of the previous year, by Mrs. Lang and Mr. Eb- meier. This year, the Juniors had complete charge of the Prom and also entered into the Home- coming activities by planning the parade and electing two representatives as attendants to the Homecoming Queen. Versatility reigned over this class, as its members garnered honors in many fields. Junior athletes contributed heavily to the victories of Fremont's teams. The FFA had many Juniors winning blue ribbons, while the Music Contest showed many eleventh graders on top. This group of students is now preparing for its last year of high school. Whatever the future holds, the Class of '55 can rest assured that it has received an excellent foundation in Fremont High School.- Mary Lou Brooks. On their way up the steps to success are Junior class officers Brooks. Smith, and Morrow. Page 21

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WHITMER, ANN: Choir, Y-Teens, Tiger Cubs, GAA, Commercial Club, Fremonters, hostess at information desk. WILLISON, CHUCK: Track, re- serve basketball. reserve football. WITTGOW, WALTER: FFA secretary. WITTHOFF, EARL: Hi-Y, Patrol captain, Spanish Club. YAGER. SHIRLEY: Y-Teens, Tiger Cubs, GAA, Fremonters secretary-treasurer, Spanish Club. ZASTERA, EVELYN: Y-Teens, Tiger Cubs, GAA. ROBERTSON, YVONNE: Moved here in her Senior year from Woodbine, Ia. She was active in dramatics. MCGEE, DICK: Reserve football and basketball. Page 20 I just love this. exclaims Jurgens as she selects her favorite tune. Kiger, Law, Bart- ling, and Miller look on. Your serve, Nei1! Giehler, Ott, McC1ean. and Luebke get set for a quick game of doubles. Whitmer Willison Wittgow Robertson Witthoif Yager Zasiera McGee P

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Just think, we'1l be making the Hustle- next year. Beginning journalists are Han- son, Betkie, Moller, Pensick, Morse, Smith, Seagle, King, Olson, Brooks, Gumb, Pates. Brass, and Tank. Mia., Want a ride? Who wou1dn't, in a new X ff- convertible with such pretty scenery as Q Woolsey, Lillie, Gumb, and Olson. M, Y ,,,.,..,-'M Page 22 Pretty faces all around as Bei- kie, Moller, Freeman, Hanson, cfm and Mead form pinwheel. Soaking up sunshine in the park are Burgan, Monke, Nelson, Mead, and Nissen.