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

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3 . W K 4 . ie P Q L. 5 tn.. 1-,La , 'Q 1 i - slip-fm--nu-u-we 2 M A ' 7 my . . . .,,,.. 1 Front row: Pres. J. Weinberg, Vice-pres. D. Soukup, Rep. V. Kukoly, Treas. J Grobeck, Sec. L. Stigge, Hist. P. Sperstad, Second row: Spon. M. R. Hergenrader, D. Barcus, J. Lamuel, S. Dart, R. Kinney, P. Kastrup, P. Glenn, J. LaRocca, M Baker. D. Hlanen, S. Anderson. Third row: K. Hansen, D. Karlin. C. Sorenson. C Club wmw..,. it iii Vi' M-.ww..,...,.f f.MM.,,.,. 1 2' M o 9 1 ww - Kumm, D. Curren. J. Schendt, G. Carlson. L. Gaughenbaugh, C. Sutton, D. Ransford. D. Christensen, B. Hultgren. Back row: M. Buland, R. Lodl. J. McKinney, J. Garrison, S. Yenney, D. Hoschiet, S. Hespen, G. Schaefer, V. Eden. M. Mitchell, R. Ranslem, D. Pimper, B. Katz. crowns Soukup Sweetheart Fremont's Distributive Education Club of America gives those students that are in- terested in work study programs a chance to learn more about business and marketing in the classroom but also from outside work experience. DECA members organized and spon- sored the annual Christmas dance and the crowning of Miss Merry Christmas and Mr. Happy New Year. Other ac- tivities included a hockey game, and a picnic and the year ended with an employer-employee banquet. DECA Sweetheart for l972-l973 was Debbie Soukup. Senior DECA member Penny Sperstad departs for her iob as part of the work study program members par- ticipate in. Mr. Robert Hergenrader sponsors the club and teaches the marketing classes.

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FBLA actively in olved in the business world Senior Cheryl Mesenbrink smiles happily as she discovers her books for the Lester Hill Corporation check out. The fictional company was used by the Office Occupations class as a teaching aid. Future Business Leaders of America is an organization trying to stimulate the students' interest and cause him to become more actively involved in the business world, explained senior member Cheryl Mesenbrink. Sponsored by Mr. Kyler Nelson, business teacher, the strictly fema'le group numbered approximately I5 members. All FBLA members this year were in- volved in Office Occupations and held secretarial or other office-related positions in the Fremont area. Once a month the club went on a field trip to observe a Fremont office during its business hours. An employee- employer banquet capped the year. Front row: C. Douglas, L. Legler, L. Novak, Pres.. S. Michael, Vice-pres. L. Spon. Mr. K. Nelson. L. Hanis. D. Claussen, J. Forsberg, R. Christiansen, P. Ebel, Christensen, Sec. C. Mesenbrink. Treas. C. McClean, N. Leininger. Back row. B. Osborn. Spon. Miss W. Sickman.

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Medical fields interest Future Nurse members Future Nurses is an organization design- ed for anyone, boys or girls, that is in- terested in the medical field. It is not limited to people in nursing as many believe. FNA toured the new part of the hospital seeing things visitors normally do not see. They were able to observe a Crash Cart, a cart that is brought to a patient's bedside when breathing or the heart stops. Members helped the Bloodmobile and also worked at Arbor Manor two or three days a week. Experience in helping others and the chance to learn about new and in- teresting fields in medicine are the rewards. Front row: J. Hurt. C. Kumm, D. Heckman, C. Miller. M. Mcgee. Second rowx E. Mrs. Hellings. Back row. J. Wobig, C. Thompson, S. Hamsa. K. Graulich, S. Taege, Kempke, R. Beach, J. Rice,J. Johnson, G. Greunke, S. Boss.Third row: Spon. Miss R. MeyersQ M. Benson, J. Brand. These members assisted regularly at Arbor Roberts, R. Buhrman, H. Spilinek, M. Uhlik, L. Korshoi. P. Brown, S. Menck, Spon. Manor as aids.