Fremont High School - Fi Hi Yearbook (Fremont, IA)

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Nancy Lee wills her many activities in 4H to Edith Knowler and Jo Anne Baxter. Her shorthand books to Letha Scharff and Mary- linn Van Zomeren and her baby sitting jobs to Jane Estes. Donnie Welch wants Larry Welch to inherit his nickname Smoky and his enjoyable trips to town during noon hour he leaves to Dick Lee. Janet Gordon wills her Cedar class ring to Twyla Clark know- ing Twyla will honor it as Janet has done, her letters from the Army and Navy she leaves to Shirley Cowman and Annette Cox and her ability to blush to Rex Baxter. Jaren Van Den Heuvel leaves his neat bookkeeping papers to Gerald Roquet and Larry Dodge: his way with the teachers to Shirley Piper, Darlene Bieshaar, Nancy Lee, and Janet Gordon leave their positions on the basketball team to Marlene Crowe, Jo Anne Van Zomeren, and Kay Barker, Mary Jo Piper leaves her numerous letters from the Navy to Vivian Rhoads and Nadine Jacobs. Her cheerleading position to Annette Cox and her many colors of hair to Eileen Meinders and Connie Jacobs hoping they can create as many beautiful shades as Mary Jo did. Bill Moffat and Dave Roquetjointly bequeath their basketball suits ' to Weldon 'Blanchard and Gary Crouse. Dave also leaves his skating skill to Judy Batterson and Phyllis Halliburton. His Ford car he wills to Bob Buereker as long as Bob maintains as good a driving record as Dave. Joe Fell wills his textbooks such asg encyclopedia and dictionaries to Donnie Brand, his well-grooming to Tony Cook and his heighth to Bob Webster. The Senior Class of 1954 hereby sets its hand and seal on this document the 30th day of April in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. Janet G or don Darlene Bie shaar

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Washington for my boss. As I settled myself in my seat for the long trip someone next to me was struggling with her safety belt. She wasn't as handy with it as she was with those bandages back in our old First-Aid class of 1954. Sure enough, it was MARY JO PIPER. She told me that she was going on her vacation from the Ottumwa hospital where she had been head nurse for the last five years. When I arrived in Washington, I visited some of the government buildings and when I went through Congress I noticed that all the rep- resentatives were carrying large dictionaries. I later found out that JOSEPH WESTBROOK FELL, an honest-to-goodness hometown boy, had just been nominated Speaker of the House, a democrat, of course. I boarded my plane to Chicago. I leaned back in my seat and thought about the past two weeks I had spent visiting my former class- mates . Cleo Sterling Sue Siegrist Senior Class Will of 1954 We, the Senior Class of 54 of the Fremont High School, hav- ing come to the end of four years of high school, do hereby publish and declare the following as our last will and testament. We willed as seemed fit and wise without advice Ol' counsel from anyone and without being influenced in the least by past favors or disfavors, past kindness or un- kindness. We bequeath to the following persons all property, giving them an absolute title: To the Juniors, we will our positions as Seniors, knowing they will never quite fulfill the high standard we have established. Our south side of the assembly and our so-called seniority P-rivilegeg, our flaps meetings, and our ability to get things done on time. To the Sophomores, we will our quietness, good behavior, and our ability to get along with the teachers. To the Freshmen, we leave our love for studying, our willing- ness to work and memories of high school days. The separate personnel of the class wishes to leave to our less fortunate underclassmen, our earthly abilities, excellencies and virtues, as follows: Carol Storm leaves her many complaints to Janet Birdg also her numerous diets to Betty Keasling. Her good nature she wills to Clair Anderson, which we feel Clair can make good use. Jerry Mcbandsborough and Jaren Van Den Heuvel leave their curly hair to Raymond Welch and Joan Roquet. Jerry also leaves his way with the opposite sex to Rex Dinsmore hoping Rex realized the value of this gift. Bill Moffat leaves his many trips to Oskaloosa to Bill Clark and Harold Stull. He wills his habit of losing his class ring to Jerry Van Zomereng his long shots in basketball, which he never misses, to Ronnie Schmitz and his tardiness to Cleo Sterling. Darlene Bieshaar leaves her pet parakeet Mickey to Sue Siegrist. She wills her gifts from the Army to Shirley Dunn hoping Shirley will appreciate them as much as Darlene. 15

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naccnnunznrs sl-znvxcns coMMr:NcrMr:N'r rxnncrsrs Hlqh School Auditorium Sunday. May 18. 1954 - 8:00 pm. Processlonal --- Invocation ......... Green Cathedral ..----- Sue Sleqrist --- Rev. R. Underwood Cradle Song .... .... K Girls Glee Club Scripture Reading ........... Stranger of Galilee Sermon, Standing O' Land Of Ours Benediction ...... Recessional .... Rev. Linda Tolby ---- .Iaren Van Den Heuvel In The Gap - Rev. Linda Tolby ----- Double Mixed Quartet --- Rev. R. Underwood ------- Sue Sieqrist High School Auditorium Tuesday. May 18. 1954 - 8:00 p.m. Invowfion --- ........ Rev. R. Underwood Warming Up Village Chapel -8 .......... High School Band Address, The Future Is Yours - Rev. Paul M. Hann Pastor, First Methodist Church, Ottumwa, Iowa Come To The Fair ............. Girls Seng: Bells Of St. Mary's . .... Boys Double Quartet Presentation of Class .- Supt. Raymond H. Byers Presentation of Diplomas ........ Wayne B. Lee Pres., Board of Education BSY1GdiCfi01'1 ---- ....... R ev. R. Underwood CLASS ROLL. 'Darlene Mae Bleshaar 'Joseph Westbrook Fell 'Nancy Ellen Lee 'Janet Joan Gordon Jeny Lee McLandsborouqh Mary Jo Ann Piper Billie -Nell Moffat 'David Cleo Roquet Carol Lillian Storm 'Jaren Gene Van Den Heuvel '--Honor Students Donald Euqene Welch Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto Valedictorian .... Salutatorian Aqua cmd Silver Yellow Carnation From Dreams to Reality Nancy Ellen Lee Joseph Westbrook Fell