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

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gy. Radio News and Broadcasting Club sponsored by Miss Ruth Lonn keeps the Fre- Stoltenberg. Many of Radio Broadcasting Club's past members have gone into mont area informed about the latest events at Fremont Senior High. Club communications careers. members include Steve Kuddes. Michael Mcllheran. Mary Tomonelli and Mike Student interests in media fostered 1 1 l l i.,.W.... ...L ,. lt takes the four members of Photo Club: Michele Kendrick, Becky Raymond, Debbie Muhle and John Hax- by to analyze a not-so-complicated twin-lens reflex camera. On Tuesday nights after school, a small group known as the Radio Broadcasting Club, met in the english resource center. This group recorded the high school report which was heard on KHUB radio station at 8:25 Tuesday nights. ln order to cover all the latest happenings at Senior High, each member was assigned a story. Nancy Line, sophomore, said, I really learned a lot about how to interview. The Photo Club was created for students interested in photography to learn the fundamental and new techniques in that field. This was the first year for the club, which was composed of Journalism I students.

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Art Club frontrunners for club across state The Fremont High Art Club became the frontrunners for many of the art clubs across the state. One reason why they had such success was the club rules keeping the group together. Another reason is because they sought to make others happy. For instance, decorating the annex and giving holiday tokens to the elderly who lived there was a major Christmas activity. The young art student can benefit greatly from other young artists in a cooperative effort and similar goals which is afforded them by an art club, explained Mr. Mike Reis, art teacher and co-sponsor along with Miss Nell McPher- son. 1 Art Club president Shawn Farley touches up a pain- ting. Shawn was a recipient of an Art Club Scholarship. i 5 , Front row Spon Mr Mike Reis Spon Miss Nell McPherson, P. Henrichson, D. Novotny, J. Grobeck. C. Miller. Back row: K. Magnuson, J. Schoeneck. K. Peder- Barcus K Riggs P Welty B Buhrig P Glenn Sec-Treas., S. Farley, Pres. Second son, D. Carnham, A. Meyer, D. Hoschiet, G. Wagner, L, Freitag, L. Stigge, D. row R J Timmerman P Vance L Hartley L. Thew, B. Kraft. N. Walker, P, Christensen, B. Albright.

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Math Club, Ch ss Club earn statewide honors A trip to the Creighton Math Field Day, a fall picnic, demonstrations by represen- tative of calculator companies and a visit to Midland College's computer center highlighted this year's Math Club ac- tivities. Juniors Todd Havekost and Tom Lannin, two of the club's I7 members, teamed up to place third out of l5O teams in their event at the Creighton University Math Contest. Fremont's newly organized Chess Club participated in several tournaments this year. They began their season with a tournament against Blair High School and also competed with Omaha Benson and Fremont Bergan. Junior Bill Rashleigh, president of the club was entered in state competition and tied for ninth place. Seated: Pres. B. Rashleigh, D. Sorge, T. Wittlmont, T. Havekost. Standing: M. Elwood, G. Clemmer, E Salisbury. R. Henrichson, D. Hutcheson, Spon. Mr. L. Meyer, J. Peters, S. White. R. Colling, G. Cochran, J Haxby, M. Summers. Front row Todd Havekost Cynthia Day Wendy Jensen Second row: Kim Kock, Spon.. Mr. Albertus Lay, Spon., Mr. Dale Rohde, Spon. comprise the Math Club. Terry Settle Debra Meier Deborah Meyer Back row Mr. Duane Humphrey,