Fremont High School - Mogul Yearbook (Fremont, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

,VI f l 'X Wfagcd Published by THE MOGUL STAFF of THE CLASS OF 1956 FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL Fremont, Michigan MBBMM 2 Stopping at the locker to take off winter wraps and pick up our books for morning classes .... Just before the five-minute bell we stop to chat with friends in the hall .... 2 Zaye Coming in the front door of Fremont High for a busy day of school activities . . . We settle down for concentration and study in our first hour class . . . at 74 S. On some Wednesday mornings at 9:50 we go to the gym for Praise Assembly . . . During the noon hour the boys display their skill in an Intramural basketball game .... For some of us, learning to become future homemakers occupies an important part of our time .... An occasional period is spent in the library preparing assignments or getting a new book to read .... After lunch and our noon-hour activities - playing basketball, visit- ing with friends, or taking a leisurely stroll outside -- we continue our afternoon schedule .... Among other studies, we try to gain control of We hurry through the halls headed toward our the keys in typing class .... next class .... Hall monitors check our passes when we go through the hall during a class period .... We await eagerly the final bell of the And we often come back in the evening to cheer afternoon .... our Packers on to victory. Declcbcufed ta Wh. Skim Da,-:hee Mr. Durkee shows one of his eighth grade music students some ofthe techniques of bass playing. To Mr. Durkee, our teacher, counselor, and friend, we, the .Senior Class of l956, dedi- cate this Mogul. His endeavors to make the Fremont music department one of the best have been appreciated not only by the music students, but by the entire school system and community. 5 Shown meeting in the new adult reading room adiacent to the library are the members of our Board of Education: Lester Janes, Treasurerg Ed Essebaggers, Vice-presidentg Richard Dobben, Presi- dentg Paul H. Errierich, Superintendentg J. Donald Murphy, Secretary, and Arthur Palmer, Trustee. gawwlafg The students of Fremont High School express their appreciation to the Board of Education. Their guidance has helped to make Fremont's public school system one of which we may well be proud. 111055110 Is if 44 I PAUL H. EMERICH, A.B., M.A., superintendent of Fremont's schools. I MRS. MARGARET CURREN, secretory to the superintendent, is shown typing out cz letter. MRS. BETH MYERS, secretory to the principal, is checking over records with Susan Truman. ARTHUR L. BULTMAN, A.B., M.A., principal of Fremont High School. FAY ADAIR, A.B., M.A., English and Journalism instructor, is Pictured here is ROBERT AMUNDSEN, B.S., M.A., Chemistry and Physics teacher, showing an experiment to Ray Gerdes and Glenn Trimble. shown here with yearbook photographer Faster Palmer. Giving instruction to Barb Young and John Somers is GENEVIEVE AUSTlN,A.B,, Latin and English. JANET BOERMAN, B.S., Commercial, is pointing out short- hand symbols to Clara Scott and Delores McGrady. Allene Christofferson and Paul Cook are doing their book- keeping under the direction of RONALD BAMMEL, B.S., Commercial. Margaret Martinez and Pat Wood take positions for a iump ball in the gym class of JANET BROCKWAY, B.S., Physical Education. ELMER CHRISTENSON, A.B., Math and Industrial Arts, is pointing out arithmetic problems to Pat McGowen and .lim Church, JOHN DeJONG, A.B., Mathematics, watching while Dave Huisien and George Klomp work problems. Jerry Olson, Elaine VanHemert, and Linda Johnson listen while ELDON DURKEE, B.A., M.A., Orchestra and Band instructor, gives instructions. ln World History, WESLEY COOPER, B.S., Social Studies shows Pat Kempf and lvan Boerman u location on the map FRANK DEMMON, B.S., M.A., English, Math, and Coaching is pointing out a specific page to Mable Collins. ESTHER ELMQUEST, B.S., M.A., Commercial, is giving an assignment to her typing class. JACK FOSHEIM, A.B., Forensics and English, is shown conducting his speech class, Barbara Plantiko and Jim Brockman watch closely while ' JOHN FLEMlNG, B.A., Science and Coaching, demonstrates ' on experiment. Shirley MacDonald and Morlene Deuling watch ELSIE HATHHORN, B.S., Home Economics, work at the machine. NETTIE FOWLER, B.S., English, Girls' Counselor, looks at an illustration with Oren Ward and Jill Stettnisch. BETTY JACKSTEIT, A.B., English and History, gives aid to Arlene Lompman in her studies. MYRON HERMANCE, A.B., Music, is pictured here directing a rehearsal of the senior choir. At the piano is Vonny Vredeveld, ll Richard Peterson paints to an example in the workbook while Linda Shannahan and FLORENCE JOHNSON, A.B., English, look on. 1 fix Y f X ELIZABETH LYONS, B.S., Mathematics, works a geometry problem which interests Doreen Willis, Papers are being carefully checked over by NEVA ORR, A.B., English. A location on the globe is being pointed out by ROBERT KRAAI, A.B., M.A., Social Studies, to Jean Armour and Carolyn Gingrich, LYLE MYERS, B.S., Agriculture, is shown putting an assignment on the board. A specific problem is pointed out by WALTER PIGGOTT, B.S., Civics and Coaching, to Bill Kolk and Gerrit Rorye. In art class Barbara Wakefield and Terry Darling watch MARJORIE QUICK, B.S., Art. A biological background surrounds REX PROVINES, B.S., Biol ogy, Boys' Counselor, discussing a question with Orville Elema. x 3317 A1436 I ' Sharon DeKuiper and Steve Dawe are translating cs sentence 2 fd J. SNELLENBERGER, B.S., Industrial Arts, stands watching the work of Bill Stroven and Joe Wolters. in Spanish ll written by HAROLD SAUNDERS, A.B., Spanish. A-C A' .,,--,,. 4 -,.,,. ,Q-2- ZZMK - ff -:.,, ggvia - T , so no tl!! Yew- fy' ' a........mnn HOWARD SWANSON, B.S., Science, Math, and Coaching, checks problems done by Bob Boeskool and Pauline Andre- zeiewski. Bryan Bruckner and John Kelly are interested in what ALBERT TENNANT, B.S., Civics and Geography, is pointing out. DUANE VAN DUZEN, B.S., M.A., Mathematics and Coaching, checks a question pointed out by Ken Oosterhouse. At their desks are pictured BETH WARD, B.S., Librarian, and SYLVIA BLANDFORD, B.S., assistant. RUTH VAN HORN, B,S., Social Studies, discusses governmental affairs with Foster Palmer, Russ Boeskool and Karen Peters. ARLENE WILLSON, B.S., Home Economics, instructs Lois Huis- ien and Sandra Furda. B. Torey, D. Tubergen, R. Shue and D. lsenhart study closely the machine demonstrated by RlCHARD WARNER, B.S., M.A., lndustrial Arts. AL QUICK, practice teacher from Central Michigan College, is shown at his desk. OLIN SEYMOUR, Ford Mechanical Institute, checks spark plugs, VERABELLE WILLIS, R.N., school nurse, is giving an eye examination to Ann Robins. 1 ummm N we gn QMS COACHES PIGGOTT and FLEMING observe the performance of the basketball squads in practice MR. FOSHEIM is counseling a gunior on her oration. What's our next move, boys? GRABILL, photographer. Consulting on activity pictures are MR. ADAIR and MR. 'se Relaxing while having coffee after school are Mrs. A group of teachers relaxing and talking over the Boerman, Miss Elmquest, and Miss Ward. day's activities. 1 That trout about pulled me under water. Miss Brockway, Mrs. Lyons, and Mr. Bultman find a few Mr. Bultman is shown advising one of the seniors on C, leisure moments after school college application 5 4 7,1 AQ' V, WJ If ,A 77 emkvz Pictured above are the Senior Class officers: Karen Peters, Secretary, Jerry Olson, Treasurer, .lon Miller, Presidentg Jim Meisen, Vice-president. Joe Wolters, high salesman in the Magazine Sales, receives his award from Mr. Bultman. The varsity cheerleaders lead the students in a yell. of 56 Miss VanHorn, Senior Class sponsor, works with the officers on the Christmas Card Sale. Sadie Hawkins Day was really fun for these two seniors who completed their dress with paiama tops. fx Finishing touches are put on the decorations for the Junior-Senior Banquet of 1955. 19 ' 74? DON DYKMAN LAVONNE VREDEVELD BOB CRANDELL Co-winner Athletic Award Citizenship Award Co-winner Athletic Award MARILYN WISSNER CAROL CRUSE Valedictorian Salutatorian E JIM MIESEN CHARLES MILLER BILL WOOD First Place - Branstrom Award Second Place - Branstrom Award Third Place - Branstrom Award VERA ANN ANDERSON Future Nurses Club, Sextette, 3 years, Choir, 4 years, Mogul Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. PATRICIA JEAN BEELER Future Nurses Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Packer Tales Staff, GARY W. BENNETT F.F.A., 3 years, Cheerleader, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. SHARON LEE BIRD Typing Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. LEWIS G. BLOHM F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. IVAN E. BOERMAN Track, Football, 3 years, Basketball Manager, 2 years, Senior Band, 2 years, Senior Flay Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. RUSSELL L. BOESKOOL Proiectors Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. LORETTA HOPE BORGMAN Pep and Tumble Club, Glee Club, GirI's Basketball, 3 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. GERALD M, BRAAFHART Model Airplane Club, Choir, Junior-Senior Banquet. JERRY L. BROOKS Junior Rod and Gun Club, Secretary, Ushers Club, Packer Tales Staff, Reserve Football Manager, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. KEITH L. BROWN F.F.A., 3 years, Junior'Senior Banquet. JUDITH KAY BULTMAN Sextette, 3 years, Senior Choir, Junior and Senior Play Casts Mogul Staff, Cheerleader, 4 years, Honor Banquet, 3 years. ELDORA ANNA BUNCE Glee Club, Bible Club, Parker Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. ALLENE RAE CHRISTOFFERSEN Typing Club, Mogul Staff, Senior Band, 3 years, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. PAUL E. COOK F,F.A., 3 years, Basketball, A years, Honor Banquet, 2 years. ROBERT L. CRANDELL Football, 4 years, Basketball, 4 years, Track, 3 years, Baseball, l year, Freshman Class President, Senior Play Cast, Honor Banquet, 3 years. CAROL ANN CRUSE Transferred from Floral Park, New York, Debate Team, Managf ing Editor of Packer Tales, Advertising Editor of Mogul, Carnival Court, '55, Senior Play Cast, Honor Banquet, 2 years. TERRY R. DAENZER Chess Club, Band Club, Senior Band, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. CLARKE D. DeKRYGER Co-op Club, Junior Rod and Gun Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. NORMAN G. DEULING F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. SHIRLEY MARIE DEULING Mogul Staff, Choir, 4 years, Maiarette, 4 years, Cheerleader, 3 years, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. SHERYL R'DEAN DeWITTE Mogul Staff, Choir, 3 years, Band, 4 years, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Honor Banquet, 3 years. EDNA LORRAINE DIEKEMA Latin Club, Co-op Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. MARION MARGARET DITTER Typing Club, Choir, 4 years, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet. MARY JEAN DUNNING Nurses Club, Senior Band, 3 years, Cadet Band, Choir, Honor Banquet. DONALD L. DYKMAN Choir, 4 years, Football, 3 years, Basketball, 4 years, Baseball, 4 years, Baseball, 4 years, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Honor Banquet, 3 years. KENNETH I.. DYKMAN F.F.A., 4 years, Honor Banquet, Junior-Senior Banquet. HOPE ANN EENIGENBURG Girls Glee Club, 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. KATHLEEN RUTH EKKEL Senior Band, 2 years, Coeop Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. KEITH L. ENSING F.F.A., 4 years, President, 2 years, Football, 3 years, Junior- Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. DORIS ILLENE FERGUSON Co-op Club, Junior-Senior Banquel, Honor Banquel, 3 years. PAULETTE FOSTER Science Club, Glee Club, Choir, 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. ALAN T. FOWLER F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquel, Honor Banquel. SCOTT A. FOWLER FR Club, Junior Play Cast, Baseball, 3 years, Basketball, 4 years, Foolball, 2 years, Honor Banquev, 3 years. ROGER R. FRENS F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquel, Honor Banauel. PATRICIA COTTRELL GEETING Camera Club, 2 years, Senior Choir, 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. RAYMOND J. GERDES Choir, Foolhall, Fish and Game Club, Senior Play Casl, Cadet Band, Co-op Club. ELLEN MARIE GETZ Pep and Cheer Club, Glee Club, Choir, Honor Banquel. CAROLYN HOPE GINGRICH Future Nurses Club, Choir, 3 years, Mogul Staff, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Junior-Senior Banquel, Honor Banquel. MARCUS E. GRISWOLD Senior Band, A years, Choir, 4 years, Track, 3 years, Foalball, 2 years, Senior Play Casl, Cheerleader, Honor Banquel. ROY C. GROVE Conservation Clubg Senior Band, 4 yearsg Packer Tales Stulfg Orchestra, 2 years: Honor Banquet, 2 years. DORIS ELAINE GUSTMAN Future Nurses Clubg Choirg Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Ban- quet, 3 years. DELORES M. HALVERSON Science Clubg G.A.A.g Co-op Clubg Junior-Senior Banquet. ALAN D. HETZMAN F.F.A., 4 yearsg Junior-Senior Banquet. HENRY J. HEYNEN Footbullp Basketballg Baseballg Debate Teamg Senior Band. ARLENE JUNE HOFFMAN G.A.A,p Co-op Clubp Senior Band, 3 yearsg Junior-Senior Ban- quetg Honor Banquet. SUSAN ALMA HOLM Record Clubg Co-op Clubg G.A.A.5 Junior-Senior Banquetg Honor Banquet. ROBERTA HOLMES F.H.A.g Co-op Clubg Junior-Senior Bonquetg Honor Banquet. SHELBY JANE HOPPA Glee Clubp G.A.A,p Junior-Senior Banquetp Honor Banquet. JAMES A. HOUGHTALING Footballg Mogul Staffp Choir, 4 yearsg Student Council Cabinetg Carnival Chairman '55g Senior Play Cast: Honor Banquet, 2 years. CAROLYN MAY HUISJEN Future Nurses Club: Orchestra: Cherry Pie Contest, 3 years, First Place, '54: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet. DONALD J. HUISJEN Senior Band: Student Council, 2 years: President, '56: Senior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet. JEAN RUTH KINGSFORD Glee Club: Junior and Senior Play Casts: Choir, 2 years: Co- feature Editor of Packer Tales: Student Council: Honor Banquet, 3 years. MARILYN JEAN KLINGLER Book Club: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet. LESLIE J. KOLK Fish and Game Club: Student Council: Hall Monitor: Track: Senior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet. JANICE MARY KYLE Pep and Tumble Club: Glee Club: Packer Tales Staff: Underclass Pictures Co-editor of Mogul: Senior Play Cast: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet. MARVIN E. LAREVA Transferred from Newaygo. DELORES FAY LATTIN Glee Club: G.A.A., 2 years: Choir: Junior-Senior Banquet: Honor Banquet. DIANE LOREE LEETH Future Nurses Club: Typing Club: Glee Club: JuniorvSenior Banquet. KAREN MARIE LINDSEY Book Club: Glee Club: Hall Monitor: Junior-Senior Banquet. DONNA LORRAINE LONGCORE Glee Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. MICHAEL E. McDONNELL Mogul Staff, Art Editor, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. CAROL MARY MCMULLEN Pep and Tumble Club, G.A.A., Co-editor Underclass Pictures of Mogul, Packer Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Ban- quet, 2 years. JAMES H. MIESEN Football, 2 years, All Ken-New-Wa Second String Football, Debate Team, 2 years, Packer Tales Staff, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Honor Banquet, 2 years. CHARLES A. MILLER Debate Team, 2 years, F.F.A., 3 years, Student Council Cabinet, Football, 2 years, Senior Play Cast, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JON MILLER Football, 4 years, Basketball, A years, Baseball, 4 years, Stu- dent Council, 2 years, Senior Class President, Honor Banquet, 3 years. BETTY JEAN NIEBOER Future Nurses Club, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. SHIRLEY MAE NIEBOER G.A.A., 2 years, Choir, 4 years, Mogul Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. KARLENE ANN 0'DELL G.A.A,, Packer Tales Staff, Mogul Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JERRY L. OLSON Mogul and Packer Tales Staff, Senior Band, 3 years, Orchestra, Junior Play Cast, Class Officer, 4 years, Honor Banquet, 3 years. r H .-gif MARCIA JEAN OOSTING Pep and Cheer Club, Co-op Club, Chair, Junior-Senior Banquet. FOSTER F. PALMER Varsity Basketball Manager, Cadet Band, Senior Band, 3 years, Mogul Staff, Packer Tales Staff, Honor Banquet, 3 years. NANCY PALMER Choir, 4 years, Mogul Staff, Cheerleader, 3 years, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Maiorette, 4 years, Honor Banquet, 3 years. LOIS ARLENE PARMER Science Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. LINDA BELLE PATTERSON G.A.A., 3 years, Mogul Staff, Choir, 3 years, Homecoming Court, '53, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. THEODORE C. PEARSON F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. KAREN ACELL PETERS Choir, News Editor Packer Tales, Managing Editor of Mogul, Cheerleader, 3 years, Senior Class Secretary, Senior Play Cast, Honor Banquet, 3 years. AUDREY JANE PLATT Cadet Band, Senior Band, 3 years, Junior Play Prompter, Senior Play Cast, .lunior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. GORDON G. POWELL Fish and Game Club, Band, 3 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. LQVERNE K. PROCTOR Track, 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. DALE A. PUTNEY Track, 4 years, .lunior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JOSEPH A. ROBART Proiectors Club, Track, 3 years, Football, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. DOROTHY JEAN ROBERTSON Glee Club, Choir, 3 years, Mogul Staff, Junior Play, Student Director, Senior Play Cast, Honor Banquet, 2 years. PHYLLIS JEAN ROSS Pep and Cheer Club, Glee Club, Senior Play Cast, Honor Banquet. WILLIAM A. ROTTMAN Student Council, 3 years, Cabinet Member, '55, Mogul Staff, Junior Play Cast, Packer Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. GERALD K. ST. MARTIN F.F.A., 4 years, Football, Junior-Senior Banquet. GRACE ANTOINETTE SCHEIDEL Transfer from Blue Island, Illinois, Senior Band, Choir, Senior Play, Honor Banquet, 2 years. JOHN C. SHELL Proiectars Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. MARLENE KAY SMITH G.A.A., 2 years, Packer Tales Staff, Mogul Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. LOIS BELLE SNELLER Future Nurses Club, Student Council, Cadet Band, Honor Banquet. -1 fwfff' 24-4 x - 4 s ... .f -'Qu - ssgssseeee Q .s-:::- ,gs Q-Ss New . ' : ' QXN XXX Q sf' sr wwf www f L. fff , X 3 111 I eff, 'f ' f , Z f 1 4 f f A , f Q' , i 7, 'V 1 f f ,WNW , affix ,. ww' '-shy KENNETH D. SOMERS Basketball, 2 years, Football, 2 years, Choir, 2 years, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. RONALD L. STROVEN Proiectors Club, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. VICTOR L. STROVEN Rod and Gun Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. CAROLYN JOYCE TEUSINK Co-op Club, Packer Tales Staff, G.A.A,, Junior-Senior Banquet RICHARD H. TORREY Junior-Senior Banquet. GLENARD M. TRIMBLE Baseball, Junior-Senior Banquet. WILMA LUCILLE TUCKER Belles and Beaux Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. JAMES E. VEENSTRA Proiectors Club, Honor Banquet, 3 years. LAVONNE KAY VREDEVELD Senior Band, Maiorette, 4 years, Choir, 2 years: Orchestra, 2 years, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Play Cast, Homecoming Queen, '55, Honor Banquet, 3 years. WAYNE L. WALSWORTH. F.F.A., 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet. TERRY E. WANTZ Fish and Game Club, Football, 2 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 2 years. GLENDA MYRL WARREN Band Club, Cadet Band, Senior Band, 3 years, Glee Club, Senior Play Cast, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. SALLY JANE WEIDEN Senior Band, 3 years, Editor in Chief of Mogul, News Editor of Packer Tales, Student Council, Secretary, '55, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Sophomore Class Treasurer. SUSAN RUTH WHITE Maiorette, 4 years, Student Council, Secretary, '54, Cabinet Member, '55, Homecoming and Carnival Courts, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JAMES O. WILKINSON Fish and Game Club, Track Manager, Football, Honor Banquet, 2 years. MARILYN JEAN WISSNER Senior Picture Editor of Mogul, Co-Feature Editor af Packer Tales, Junior and Senior Play Casts, Senior Band, 4 years, Orchestra, Honor Banquet, 3 years. JOE WOLTERS Archery Club, Football, High Magazine Salesman, '56, Honor Banquet, 3 years. WILLIAM L. WOOD F.F.A., 4 years, Football, 4 years, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet, 3 years. LaVERNE YOUNG Football, Mogul Staff, Student Council, Packer Tales Staff, Junior-Senior Banquet, Honor Banquet. MARILYN JOYCE ZERLAUT Packer Tales Staff, Future Nurses Club, Junior-Senior Banquet. mica Each of us started a new phase of our lives four years ago when we embarked on our high school careers. To guide us through the early stages of our career we had the assistance of Miss Orr, Mr. Naber, Mr. Hermance, Mr. Myers, and Miss Randall. We chose for our class officers Bob Crandell, Jerry Olson, Jim Houghtaling, and Bill Maynard. We were well represented in Student Council by Bill Rottman, Nancy Palmer, Darlene Cook, and LaVerne Young. We worked hard, but found time for a skating party at Shelby. Many of us participated in sports or musical or- ganizations. Nancy Palmer, Susan White, Shirley Deuling, and Vonnie Vredeveld became maiorettes for the senior band. When the next fall rolled around, we found our- selves in more advanced classes. As wise, experi- enced sophmores, we elected Darlene Cook as pres- ident, LaVerne Young as vice-president, Jerry Olson as secretary, and Sally Weiden as treasurer. Our advisors, Mr. Provines, Mrs. Adair, Mr. Heer- spink, and Mr. Warner helped us arrange a skating party at Curvecrest with the freshmen. We were proud to have Bill Maynard and Bob Crandell on the varsity football team and Jim Kolk in varsity basketball. Many of the boys were parti- cipating in other sports. We were especially proud of our undefeated reserve basketball team. In addition to the outstanding sportsmen, our class produced a first place cherry pie contestant. Carolyn Huisien is that fine cook. Again we were well represented in student gov- ernment. Our councilmen were Jean Kingsford, Ar- lene Hoffman, Bob Crandell, and Ken Somers. Our iunior year was the busiest yet. Jim Kolk was our president, Susan White our vice-president, Jerry Olson our treasurer, and Vonnie Vredeveld our secretary. Mr. Durkee, Miss Morren, Miss Ran- dall, Mrs. Adair, Mr. Bammel, and Mr. Fosheim helped us with our many activities. Charles Miller and Jim Miesen were members of the newly organized debate team. We were very active in Student Council. Susan White was secre- tary and Jim Houghtaling was a cabinet member. Jon Miller, Sally Weiden, Darlene Cook, Bill Rott- man, and Don Huisien were our representatives. 32 Q. Mother is a Freshman was the play we pre- sented under Mr. Fosheim's patient direction. Our theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet was A Trip to Paris. We found Mike McDonnell's interpreta- tion of the can-can dancers very amusing. When we finally got used to the idea of being seniors, we buckled down and went to work again. We started the year with a bang. With Miss VanHorn's pep talks backing us, we couldn't miss - and we didn't. The magazine sale and our big senior sale were both tremendously successful. Our class funds rose even higher with the Christmas card sale and the senior movie. To our sponsors, Mr. Durkee, Mr. Adair, Mr. Bammel, Miss Elmquest, and Miss VanHorn, we owe the success of our projects. We placed the responsibilities of class president upon Jon Miller. Jim Miesen performed the duties of vice-president, Karen Peters those of secretary, and Jerry Olson those of treasurer. Don Huisien was Student Council president and Sally Weiden was secretary. Ivan Boerman, Bill Rottman, Jon Miller, Susan White, and Charles Miller served as cabinet members. Also representing the seniors in the council were Lois Sneller, Don Dykman, and l.es Kolk. An important event was the Homecoming with Queen Vonnie Vredeveld presiding over the festivi- ties. ln the field of sports the seniors produced some outstanding athletes. We will never forget the per- formances of Bob Crandell and Don Dykman both in football and basketball. To cheer the teams on, we had peppy cheerlead- ers Judy Bultman, Karen Peters, Shirley Deuling, and Nancy Palmer. Our final spring was a busy but enioyable one. With our play, Curtain Going Up, our memorable skip trip, the banquets, and finally baccalaureate and commencement, we ended that phase of our lives. Now as we go on to another phase and other work, we can take not only the wonderful memories of FHS, but also the knowledge we acquired in these four years with the invaluable assistance of the entire faculty. PRETTIEST GIRL AND HANDSOMEST BOY MOST FRIENDLY Susan White and Bob Crandell Jerry Olson and Vonnie Vredeveld N .ur- MOST WILLING TO HELP BEST DRESSED Vera Anderson und Mike McDonald Karen Peters and Don Huislen MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED CLASS CUT-UPS Mariiyn Wissner ond Terry Duenzer Shirley Nieboer and Joe Wolters Dr. Jim Meisen, assisted by nurse Vera, is Miss Elmquest is buying fudge from two seniors defeating one of our opponents. at the Senior Movie. Miss VanHorn tells Susan and Glenda how to give a convincing sales talk at the Big Senior Sale. Diane and Loretta are working at the ticket booth A group of well-dressed seniors entertain at a for the Senior Movie. football pep assembly. UNDERCLASSMEN 6 undef: Class Officers: Seated, Jean Armour, Secretary. Standing, Max Gardenour, Treasurer, Jerry Dykman, President, Lester Hooker, Vice-president. The Junior Class, with Mr. Jack Fosheim as head sored Praise Assemblies. Mrs. Elsie Hathhorn, Mr. sponsor, presented the Junior Play, Money Mad, John DeJong, Mrs. Janet Boerman, and Mrs. Nettie put on the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, and spon- Fowler were eleventh grade section sponsors. These Juniors are admiring their pictures. 36 CHERYL BOB ALFSEN ANDERSON JEAN LYNN PAT CLARKE LARRY V JAMES COUNTESS ARMOUR ASHCROFT AUSTIN BEEBE BISSON BLANDFORD BLUSH ' 1 3 Q ASB I I I I A gg. N '-Q. ,Il f-1a::E.':,::i::.f ' GRACE JOYCE SHERWOOD PAT KEN CHARLOTTE RON BOESKOOL BREUKER BREUKER BROCKHAUS BROOKHOUSE BROWN BUECHELE AL STAN DUANE JANE LOUISE RICHARD WAYNE BUITENDORF BULTMAN BURT CARBINE CARBINE CARTER COLE - ii A . Q ,. : Q 15 F ' :f-:Ei yi :Z , , D Q K 5- - .g.: jj-I Q ', SJ' , A A Q j N A e . I If' -' , , A L Q 'fr-155:55 ,. , - L , 1 Q -: ' 5 ..-. I I 'Tvs A Q' '::': , BRENDA RICHARD CAROL BILL DON DON LARRY COOK CRANDELL CRAWFORD CULP CUMINGS CURTICE DEAN DAVID BERNARD DeKRYGER DERKS 37 JEANETTE MARY DEZINSKI DORE LOREN PAUL JERRY CAROL JERRY KEITH CORRINE DRAGOO DuBOlS DUMMER DYKMAN DYKMAN ESSEBAGGERS FRENS MAX WAYNE WAYNE VIC ROBERTA TRUDY PATSY GARDENOUR GASFIELD GRABILL HALVERSON HANSON HART HAWES I ,Q 2 LEON JOHN WAlT MERNA MARY JUDY RICHARD HEATH HEETDERKS HEFT HINKEN HOLM HOLMES KELLEY ...., , is Faso LINDA EDNA JoHN Lssren meow Auce JONES JOHNSON INGERSOLL HUISJEN HOOKER HOMAN KIESTER KAREN BERNARD JOAN KLINGLER KLOET KNUDSEN SHARON LORETTA LAMBERS LAMPMAN vw. 5 A if Q MARCIA SUSAN KOLK KONING 'Q Q L DON LECKRONE LONGCORE DON KEN LUBBERS BILL LUCAS 'Y' I . x ., ' S GLADYS LEONARD BILL McLEAN MEMULLEN MCNEIL A ' ..... L is 5 A ' .,,,. A 3 4 . 3? 1 N 5 S' TOM ANITA CARL MOON MUNSON MURPHY MARY MITCHELL DELORES MARTINEZ MCGARRY MCGRADY N. I REM ' I 21 5, ' s R SHARON JOYCE HAROLD MEEUWENIIERG MILLER MILLER JOYCE JERRY KAY NOBLE NYMAN OOSTING I-- I ' ,EQ , Y . + A LAUREL PREUSS R MARIANNA MANOR as-If-.QI GARY McNEIL REX NADEAU ROBERT NELLIE CARL VONNIE PARKS PAULI PEARSON PELL fl X 5 an . I N GENE MIKE AYMAN REBER BARBARA GEORGE ROACH ROBART Y- + ,-::::::,,:.... f ',: : -- ,,.. , I' T : .,:::: . JAY KEN MAR: ANN SANDRA Romsn Romer: RUPAR SCHACK 5 gag:-:I 453 - ,A If .,: ga' SONJA GEORGE MARY RONALD sHlNEw SHRIVER sMnH sM1TH I' A , Amar y I :L ' Igw I 1 I .ff ff JERRY Rosen VIVIAN RICHARD STROVEN SUTTON swem sweezev JOAN CLARA SCHOTANUS SCOTT . .,,, , , f , . .- M 1, 3,2 ,. .I JOHN JEAN SOMERS STETTNISCH ALVIN SUSAN TANIS TRUMAN A Rf 3 b BARBARA SHERMAN RICHARD STRAIT st BOB VAN DYKE BARBARA WALTER SHELBY HOWARD RON ROSE JAMES WAKEFIELD WEIRICH WESTBROOK WESTCOTT WESTCOTT WESTERMAN WITTE WAYNE RON WOLFSEN WORKMAN l ' 'CMM' W Class Officers: Seated, Owen Smith, President. Standing: Judy Holcomb, Vice-president, Sharon DeKuiper, Co-treasurer, Helen Gerber, Secretary, Cynthia Heynen, Co-treasurer, not pictured. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Rex Provines, the party the tenth grade had a skating party at Curve- Sophomore Class sponsored Praise Assemblies and crest. Assistant sponsors were Mr. Wesley Cooper, served at the Junior-Senior Banquet. The Sopho- Mrs. Arlene Willson, Mr. Richard Warner, Mr. Robert mores were very good magazine salesmen, adding Amundsen, and Mr. Jon Snellenberger, 5250.74 to their treasury this year. For a class These Sophomore boys are looking over their lessons in Biology class. Sophomore health class placing their display on the bulletin board. 41 BENNIE BEAUDRY 3 K 'QR ' qi A E I Q Z ,ls : X .Z ,L 651,34 :sf 2 3,5 -X V , .V,, L, YP - , rg: V Q :ffl ,A s, 'Y sz. film' 13232 E M H L , K ., A 9' ' 3 71:31 jig, -- L NEIL CHARLENE NANCY PHYLLIS ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON BACON E V ' g 3 I ' RAY JUDY DONNA LINDA LUANNE HELEN BELL BENNETT BERG BITSON BOERMAN BOESKOOL MILTON ELAINE EMOGENE EvA FRANK CARL BOLLES BROOKS BROWN suNCE BUNCE BURNHAM 'H S 'ing A' ' ' 5-RE: I VI: PEEL: M A Q zz .R ' Q :.- six W-'irq K3 'Q I ,Q vs 5' G? KEN NELLA ALICE BETTIE MONA DICK CHURCH CLOusE COOK COOK COOK COTTRELL . ,L . .LQ is ,.R':Y,.vhv-3, , , ., -- E d. , .E , -A :E:I1:,j-ES: 5:f - K.,f ' ' 5 ' , Y R - f 1 A GEORGE STEVE SONDRA CARL SHARON sos CLIMINOS DAWE DEEPHOUSE DeKUlPER DeKuIPER DEIERS , . A ,. , .ii ,,,,, LVL ,,, ,, 3 Ml? ' vgiqyil L, gf , it .. 3 --Ri f t.. - L Ei2a.m'z2fE5325 SALLY IO DICK RUTH JOYCE DOROTHY DICKINSON DIEKEMA DUNNING DYKMAN EDWARDS 1 O H N B U S H L. A ..l3il1 .,,L 1 LA U R E L C R A W F O R D NORINE DeWITTE ORVILLE RICHARD RICHARD ELEMA FLICKEMA FOLAND ROY FRANTZ JACK FUHRMANN ROSALIE HELEN JUDY GRIFFIN GERBER GILLILAND HAROLD HAWES CORRINE HOOKER JOYCE KAMF BONNIE HAWKEY N N rw Q-.'1.f:'f .. JAMES HOPKINS JOYCE KARNEMAAT JAMES KAREN CARL CHESTER HENDRIE HEATH HENDRIE X A L E E E R N I E D O N N A HOPPA JENNINGS JOHNSON ,jj 'N' . .fl Z I 1 W QE.: ,P V A - ' ' 'sf-5' il: 1 I MARILYN MARTHA PAT KAVALON KEENER KEMPF SHIRLEY com ARLENE KING KINGSFORD KRONEWITTER LAMPMAN LEONARD FOWLER DICK GROVE , gg, MARIAN HAGEN DEE CYNTHIA H E w I 1 T H E v N E N X I ..,, . I -.- ..:...r NN- asvsmv FERN Jo N ss Jo N E s 'W 5, f I NSS I sh NNJN 3 Q X ., ,- x5-,::.:-:.:::- 1 f II... B S 3 S 2 5 X, li KATHERINE JIM K E R N S K N U V E R JANE LASKOWSKI MN M X X X f . I NW Q Si 3 f RITA LITTLE ED LEONA RUTH LONGCORE LONGCORE LUBBERS CAROLYN LUCHIES LJ gf N N R35 I n ., W A 3 g 3 MILAN LESLIE THELMA LEOLA JANICE JAMES JAN MAAT MATTHEWS MAY MAYNARD MAYO MEINTYRE MEEWENBERO E--- -. , 1 .ggi - .... .. f ,. . A ' .I Q EE I ,:,,:y: v A - , - ,X Ik I L 1 , . gg 5 SSA MARIE JIM DON DIANE MAxINE DARWIN RICHARD MELLON MEYERS MILLS MONETTE MOON NEIBAROER NICHOLS .3 ff I IR I BERNIE ANNE FRANCES PHIL MARY FRED ROSALIE NIEROER NIELSON NORWOOD OLSON OOSTERHOLJSE PARKER PEARSON P - L ff! - E--E- -' - - ,A f 9 , . SS ' ' ,. .QRS - 'fr CHRISTINE JOYCE ELwIN CAROL JIJDIE RICHARD REBECCA PETERSON PRIME REDDER REED REINEKE RICHTER ROACH ROBERT ROBART CHARLENE ART LARRY ROBINS ROTTMAN SCHNEPP MARTA SEMENETZ SS We xysim N . ,X X JAMES SMITH MARLYN STROVEN 4, , gg, - XS ,A,., Xl i WILBUR TANIS ,. NTFS 'I DON WARREN MARLYN RICHARD SHELL SHERMAN ILONA SKALDERS '4,.,' 1 WAYNE SMALLIGAN 'I 'F e R X X 'X X R 2 SX 5, N z,,gi 1?- -..' V - . QQ hi. M 3 X X Jig J., 'K OWEN WAYNE SMITH SOMERS .,i,j,, I :: ,...,. ,. ' .f :5:..:: X ...:5k:y5m,f,,, - I ., 1, I, 5 X we .. x NW X 5 3,5 .gg x X , ' .9 f BILL ADOLPH STROVEN STRUTZEL ROSI LENE BOB THOMPSEN VANDENBERG Qs Qs W 1 X gk DAN WEIRICH NORMA WEIDEN L f 1 A KAREN JERRY WOOD WOODRING w w. . 1,g.s.:f-Q-,g.:::.- ::,. .531 gfzzasazi... 'fr - DUNCAN STEELE ED STEVENS GLORIA SMITH sim X X A x 'R Y Q X ms X .:: '.1a::1 ....,. Y , X X x N? 4 X X X 9 2 X X WARREN SYLVIA STOUT STRAIT SEVERT CAROL HERMAN JAMES SWENSON TANIS TANIS TANIS LOUISE VAN DYK sl' X 9 f A :. X . ,X DOREEN WILLIS ELAINE VAN HEMERT E I x ix L . S 'S ' x ,. Q X 'SA RICHARD WILDFONG xx? U 3 X R Q . XX ,x BARBARA YOUNG MARY ZACHARIAS GAIL VAN SICKLE XDA. JOE WITTE ig Y.: S. X --R .1 :I A :.,, X X N xx Q A Xi X X N 1 rx , X X X X xv AQ X X X X X 'X S I K 3 EARL ZELDENRUST 2 CAROL WALKER N' s 5 Xi, Nswg. . ' ,!.Q:J X 3 X mf 5 X S Q X QL X xg X . . JAMES WHITE 45 7 Class Officers: Seated, Jim Butterfield, Secretary, Mark Anway, President. Standing, Louise Gates, Treasurer, Pauline Andrzeiewski, Vice-president. Miss Neva Orr, head sponsor of the Freshman Class, and assistant sponsors, Mr. Howard Swanson, Mr. John Fleming, Mr. Walter Piggott, Mr. Lyle Meyers, Mr. Myron Hermance, and Mr. Duane VanDuzen, this year supervised the ninth grade, the largest class in high school with approximately one hundred and eighty-five pupils. The freshmen also did well in magazines sales this year with a net profit of 528483. They had one of their class parties in connection with a Freshman basketball game, and a skating party was held later in the spring. Carol Durkee and Susan Stroven are waiting for a group picture to be taken in the gym. 46 , Q Q Q ,. ,J ., R , . Q. Q QQ QQQ1:-gg-,QQ X 5 1: . I DEAN PAULINE MARK JAMES ANDERSON ANDRZEJEWSKI ANWAY ARMOUR CEDRIC CLARA BARBARA LINCOLN SHARON DEAN BESSIE ASHCROFT ASHCROFT AUSTIN BARNHARD BEAUDRY BENNETT BERG 'FI -A A . I L, . , QQ I . . Q QQ :. QQ Vg ,. QQQ Q Q QQQQQQ .T QQ Q I 1 I - 'R wi: W I QL, T Q J ,. .,,., 'TW 5 A? . ,, .L,,.,,, , . , Q A, Z .. g Q Q Q Q xg I jg ' L gg A 5 ,. 4 ' I - 1. ' SHARON OLAN PATRICK FRANK RICHARD ROBERT GARY BIRD BISHOP BISSON BLAIN BOESKOOL BOESKOOL BOLTZ 2 A fee A , I3 'H , g ' Q 1' .N C X .., . Q Q psf 2 A fi Q 1. .L I ' I5 I X if lx DAVID CAROLYN CLAIRE JIM BRIAN GLENDA JAMES BOVEN BRINKMAN BRITTON BROUCHMAN BRUCKNER BRYANT BULTMAN S ,.,. . I mm, Q . AQQQ AAIIQ , .... I Q Q ,Q X 'Q Q Q W, . ff 5 A li. I ' A ' I .,,, fx - I . ' .: --'-' J: Q ,Q Q Q , X ' 4:1 . Q Q- Q A ,. , Q Q Q Q , . X. , l .,:gEQjgEg5 NN Q' , - ' , gl A 5: ss Qi Cs 1 N , - A N '- I ' . . 'R ' A , --21 ' I ' is X 1 a. X ' ' S 1 ' 1 s . 3 3 - QQ Q . QSQQQ QQQ Q, Q S QS S X :FQ CARL LEROY JIM KAY JOEL PAUL BEVERLY BUNKER BURGESON BUTTERFIELD CAMPBELL CAROTHERS CAVANAUGH CORY 'Rf hw J I R WANDA CHARLES LA NORE DUANE CRANDELL CRIPPS CUMINGS DEAN 47 , ,aw ' fy' if' v.x., , x Sig SS. JIM DeKRYGER I' 'V 5+- 1. , ap : - 15. . s ' : CAROL DU RKEE . 2 W N Ig: ., .,,.,,,., . . . ..:.... . I X ,J ,.-:,:. . . ,b -. .- , 1. 'V ,,'--- i ' ' ..--- --lz fb -A 1.. ., + 1 , ,,,' 'gf X R ,. .- ' -2 iff Q -,: A . , ,X 1 ,Q ., 3 3 3 ' Q v :: I I I. zi' wif Q 3 v .5:. 5:1 I JESS JEAN JOANN DEEPHOUSE DeKRYGER DeKRYGER - , 9. 5 me fi .J ZJ, 2 A I5 LEWIS DeKRYGER ,Q+ u Y .xf BILL LEWIS DON VERONICA PATSY RONALD DeKRYGER DETERS DEULING DeVRlES DeWITT DRAKE ALWIN VIRGINIA PHIL SANDRA DAV MIKE DYKMAN EAVES EGELER EGGERSTEDT EKKEL EKKEL JOAN EDWARD LOUISE JOHN JESSE BOB ROSALIE FOWLER FRENS GATES C-ERDES GETZ GILLILAND GOYINGS I if EDDIE GRAICH EN 48 HAROLD LeROY CHARLES HAGEN HAGEN HENDRIE CLAUDE ORIEN MARY HENDRIE HILL HOLLER Q X V- A X L Ek B., A ylw QR 5 S IMOGENE CAROL HOLMES HOMAN WAYNE HOMAN M4 KEITH HOUGHTALING HQ G , .1,,.. Q 2 R DAVID DICK LAURETTA LORRAINE HUISJEN ISENHART JEND JIBSON 2 EA V' L , K Q C .5 SHARON LARRY MARLENE JOHN JUDY GEORGE DENNIS JIBSON JOLINK JONES KELLEY KINGSFORD KLOMP KNOLL , 'N' ' I 5 Q 1- A A 2 ., A f A I I I 1 4. CAROLYN BILL ROBERT CAROLYN CAROL DIXIE RUTH KOKX KOLK KONING KUBICEK ' LARABEE LAWRENCE LECKRONE + ' , 1 A ' Y M A 1.1 I sr . . A CAROL NANCY CAROL BARBARA STEVEN JIM MANUEL LONGCORE LUBBERS LUCHIES MAGEE MANOR MANSFIELD MARTINEZ I .. . ,, ,.,. - - .. , 4. x I 'ff Tw WAYNE KERON ROBERTA LARRY JUDY HARLAN EDWARD MAST MAYO MQGRADY MCMULLEN MCNEIL MEEUWENBERG MOONEY 5 1, HN A . .,,,.... z . P 'Tw 1 ' Q 1 L . Q ' - S ... ,. ' X' w.: :4 3. S ., tj- - :Q ,I .- Q RS A ESTHER MARIAN MARVIN JANET MORPHEW MORTON MOSHER MUNSON I N LOVING MEMORY ma . KE , ,A.,, ,.,A 3 Z5b Qg,. H A - 1: P 'Sex T Y- BILL JUDITH PAT TERRY MURPHY NOBLE NORWOOD NYMAN . 4 .,.,.. ' 'QV ...Q SANDRA KEN MARY CAROLYN SHEREE OLSON OOSTERHOUSE OOSTING PALMER PARKER ,g f 'S . , 'L f A is - ' A 5 '- ff . L-rs is 1332? X if L iw JODIE DONNA LORETTA BARBARA MYRNA PEETS PELL PERKINS PLANTIKO POLL ROBERT RASMUSSEN ':.::- ,. gig, ., ' 1' if' ' cz? fu , L , A' 9 . . , .5 , My 2, LOIS ST. MARTIN 50 NANCY VIVIAN LINDA ALYCE ROBLNS ROBINS ROE RORYE J E 5 E 4 E , ..., . , , S 1 .,., V ':-3 1 Q A ' , X RON ANN ARVID ROGER SAVAGE SCHORNAGEL SHUE SHUE fit QA SUE CAROL JACQUELINE VERNON SMITH SORENSON STALEY JACK PARKETON LOIS PARKS DARREL Rusv Pmce Moen 8 A: IILL osnnn smv Rowe Runs A - 'f , 2 1 f W 'gf rom Josv s1PLoN SLATER :CK Xl? X . WN .Xt ... ,. X sg Q 2 JOAN STETTNISCH ADRIAN JOHNNA JACK STRUBLE SUERTH SUNDERLIN X f' wx, JUDY NORMA HENRY TAYLOR TAYLOR THENIKL K DARLENE MARY KEITH TUCKER VAN SLOTEN VISSCHER NORMA SHERYL ELEANOR WESTCOTT WEVER WIBALDA 'P tw? Q4 ml' 5 JUNE STOUT .I .Q . .X 59 N I X ., VX N Q KAY SWEEZEY 2 R ALLAN TOLLE ROY WALBURN F32 ' A -:T KAREN WI LDFONC- SUSAN STROVEN QQ 6 :a- L: 1 ff - . :ft Us + - 'P X . -g- . V ,. Q .. X ,.,, , . -' -' .. ,, X 'f .R :2- 5 jr, 1' 5 - ,.,,. ., ' ' - AQ .5-If s,. ' N- ':: 1 ' R gi E N? 1 ' V ' ' S MARY JO SWENSON ROBERT TORREY JERRY TANIS JUDY TANIS STUART TRAVIS I X, ,L ,.:: ,K ,N Q , .,.,. E ....-:..f::.::a5E:::EE:L,A I, I. ':, NORMAN WALKER L X x he X Q Aw x fe' NX wx- 4 JERRY WILLSON , X X X :.,,. PAT DIANE ARLENE WOLTERS ZANDVLIET ZERLAUT VALETA WALLACE 1 I - H far?-: , WWA MARVIN WITTE DAVID TUBERGEN 'K X X XL, X . V: A -. Lxrs:-Q: X . lk X X xx BETTY WESTCOTT xx X XXX X X Tx X5 BILL WOLFORD 51 Class Officers: Seated, Sue Baker, Secretary, Bill Stroven, President. Standing: Kent Weisner, Treasurer, Lynda Shanahan, Vice-president. The eighth grade has been very active this year having several toboggan parties, a skating party at Curvecrest, and a picnic this spring. Mr. Robert Kraai was head sponsor, and assistant eighth grade sponsors were Mrs. Florence Johnson, Miss Betty Jacksteit, Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons, and Mr. Frank Demmon. , 15' M 7' Q I These eighth graders are listening attentively to the teacher in math class. 52 i ,... WWWWX anew A group of students are taking advantage of their study time in history class. ,M We Q xi Ai - lei, 3 HX DAVID JOAN JERRY SUE ACKERMAN ANDERSON ARMOUR BAKER CAROL CONNIE PATRICIA KATHLEEN GAIL KEITH RICHARD BEEBE BIRD BIRD BISSON BUECHELE CARPENTER CHRISTOFFERSEN ZW H .:I ,Mx QP- - 'S .N I ' I TOM MERLA VONNIE DARWIN DALE ARTHUR NORMAN CHURCH COOK CRANDELL CUMINGS DONALD DeMARS DeMINT 3? 'N 4 w w ' . X - X , MARLENE SHARON JUDY MARY BETH DON JOYCE JIM DEULING DOUGAN - DRUM DUNNING EDWARDS EVANS FERGERSON X' 11333, L eg. I .,.., lnln a i MARTHA LINDA RONALD SANDRA JULIE MARY ART EOWLER FRANCE FRENS FURDA GASTFIELD GERBER GETZ JAMES LYNDA ARLENE JOSEPH GLASEN GRIFFITH GROENENDAL HAGEN MARILYN HANSON 53 A 3 .2 'N R V V-S , ,.. I.. ' A ,X Eg , .. is AAVV .F V F J E A N N E WALT E R H A R I G H A R R A L D KAY HART RUTH ANN HOFFMAN 4 J fx if ,A ,J NATHAN JORDAN MARY LOU KLEIN ' A DICK DON PHYLLIS CHARLES JoAN BILL HASTINGS HAwES HAWKEY HENDRIX HIRSCH HIRSCH ,F RICHARD ROBERT HAROLD LoIS JIM TONY HOLBROOK HOLBROOK HUGHES HUISJEN JOHNSON JOHNSON -:R F F F F I F F F FF ,I F V. .... 1 , 5 C . :SQ ' F F .FA N L. ,..,.. H F ' - 'FF F F ,QQ I -. .. I ' ' ' , ,E ,. FF 'Wx J .L .E . FF ,F FF LF :JE FF .,.s:FFF , . A .I 5 is Af W '- FF F F ,TF . ,,: F F? . 5 ,gives my F F F 3' F RUTH ANNE AL KARL EDDIE DIXIE DON KAISER KARNEMAAT KEENER KERNS KIESIER KINGSFORD L- I I .I.. I -A 'GI I'-' . f ,J K A- .,,, I 9 S9 .I A I il'R1i ,: ' I I W Q M I - - gl We 5 F95 ,R F Q. .. JuDY SHERYL JAMES CLARK JUDY DANIEL KLEMLJNDT KLINC-LER KRALEY MACLAM MACLAM MELEAN JERRY MARGARET MANSFIELD MARTINEZ : dw B s. Nb 54 M Q JACK MAXINE MATEER MATTHEWS A 'li' ' N , g:liQ 'QZQf' - I -- 5' A -:. '- ,IQ W0 L .- F I- ..:.l.: I' ff' .N I H - ,,,. ' I 1' if 'QS 1 . . . 2 f ' , I '- f. 31 - .... ' ' X if qi Jw , H . ' W A' 1--IS ' . . - '- 9 R 3 '. x' .. X :-arf T 1 N, 6 ,, 5 L ,I X E fri? ' ' LEWIS BETTY ALICE SHIRLEY TIM CAROLE BONNIE MAY MAYO MCCASTLE MCDONALD MCLAUGHLIN McNEIL MEEUWENBERG I.. .,.. ' 5. X .,.. XX A 1 t - sk ' I YSL SALLY JUDY DON MARILYN DONNA DOUGLAS JANICE MEEUWENBERG MELLON MILLER MILLER MOON MOSHER MURRAY I i ' ' Y '5'. :::igg:.g:: -. 55.-E: I 5 - .L ., ,bzn .. , Qi - - X X A X P X X ,SEP f 1 ' GARY BARBARA RICHARD SANDRA DENNIS LeROY LESTER NADEAU NICHOLS PETERSON PRENTISS PURCELL RIDDERMAN ROBERTSON 1 -, ' V E, . ' L ..,. E a 5 ' , sg '- 4 l IgIaf'x'?. ' ' - Nix., 1:5 Q',,.3:fg-E-E-If A X- -3:4 s-- ANN PEGGY DAVID DOUGLAS MARIE DONALD GENE ROBINS RUPAR RYNBERG RYNBERG SAUM SCHNEPP SCHOTANUS I X Xx X X X X x X Y RX N I ix' 3 SANDRA HERBERT SCHOTANUS SCOTT 55 VT, -A , JUDY LOIS ANN NANCY LYNDA GARY WALTER SCOTT SCOTT SEMENETZ SHANAHAN SHERMAN SLOWIK J -. -V f 1 :Q-1 1 f www :-.1- X QA E, S A XS gflggvf :52iV':'::s'-L' an 3 E is ROSEMARIE CAROLYN JAMES JILL ELIZABETH GEORGE HENRIETTA SMITH SNELLER SNELLER STETTNISCH STOCKING STONE STORMS A . , .,,, ,. A: W I Yi .,.. ' ff 1 N, AWE JI t RICHARD BILL PATRICIA CAROLYN LORNA VICKI RAY STROVEN sTRovEN TozER TRAVIS VANDEN BERG VEENSTRA WAKEFIELD T ig S , . ae? I , 4 J Z I! AF 2 if 'ff A A T. DAVID OREN JERRY KENT TED DAVID ROSEMARY WALKER WARD WARREN WEISNER WESTERMAN WHITE WHITE , I 7 Q. . 5 4 7 J ,Sy Q Q I3 , T,. A! , ' ,TQ Q W 5 2, 3 WINSTON JANET JERRY CAROL CAROLYN CHRISTINE PAT WILKINSON WITTE wITTE woLEoRD wooo wooD wooD E- A gig .,,. x M fa-L,-Q -. 'I V' 1-Q:i::zV:::i5EJ5 ii RICHARD TERRY RICHARD LOLA WOODRING WRIGHT YOUNG ZACHARIAS 56 Qmde Class Officers: Seated, Virginia Burns, Secretary, Lydea Mae Gilliland, Vice-president. Standing: Jim Bekkering, President, Sandra Hindes, Treasurer. Mr. Albert Tennant, Mr. Harold Saunders, and Mrs. tivities this year. Last winter toboggan parties were Genevieve Austin assisted Mr. Elmer Christenson, held by the different sections of the seventh grade. head sponsor, in supervising the seventh grade ac- They also did very well on magazine sales this year. Thiswgroup of seventh graders are preparing their geography lesson. 57 I I 5 8 CAROL ANDERSON L? 9' . .- .- 5 1' LINDA ERIC ARMOUR ASHCROFT CHARLES RICHARD BENEDICT BIRD RICHARD VIRGINIA BULTMAN BURNS L ELIZABETH JosEPHINE BRIAN CHARLENE JAMES AUSTIN BACHERT BAIRD BEAUDRY BEKKERING v ,Q Q Ti f .,,, g C ' LA , ,. . XE wi El 52:1 ,. ,. . DENNIS MARILYN SID CAROLYN SHIRLEY BOOHER BOOTH BROOKS BROWN BROWN ' --- A i Z. V A .. I QB M i In L H H '::':: ::f51:'5::: .. W 1 ,,., VI '::,:::E:-R' I JIM CATHERINE RUTH ANN BERNARD SHERYLL CAMPBELL CAROTHERS CAVANAUGH CHURCH CLARK ' ' A W A --Q 4. - 2, ..,. , 4 'fk..'g. N Q : . ,. EDDY ROBERT CHARLES JEANNE JUDITH CORY CROSBY CURTICE DARLING LYDEA GILLILAND DeLoNo Nm 1 'S 3 MABEL MARY JEWEL COLLINS COOK JANET TOM DURKEE GILL :Aj if L GAIL JAY GREGG GROVE Yi A , ' NANCY JANET VAUGHN HARRIS HARMON HARSHFIELD MARGARET HENDRI E E W 'f ' 2 9 fl ' A ,f AA ' L ' A ' ' CARL PATRICIA JAMES JESSE RICHARD JIM HAGEN HASTINGS HAYS HAY5 HAYS HENDRIE Y ROBERT SCOTTY SANDRA JOHN HAROLD HENDRIX HILL HINDES HITTS JOHN HOLCOMB HOMER LINDA HYSELL JANICE MARY ZANE JOHN ANN PATSY GERALD JEND JENNINGS JONES KAMP KRONEWITTER LARABEE LECKRONE idlaggfx Q ES, :Z , , MAX PATRICIA JERRY IRWIN MARGARET SHIRLEY MAX MATTHEWS MEGOWAN MEEUWENBERG MOON MOON MOONEY MORRISON gf Y ix I v--, f. ,:. - Q iv- ak in : .J I H S : -I A 1: I I ' ,J,, I ' ' , S if ' , ,sw 1 5 f 1 ,, ,, C: - ,E R ' I u S' , 5 S Q 'fm-,al t WE, A . K fi . 35- ,. mgl':RVf.XB Li' '- S I A if f ' A I JIM JANICE LORETTA NORWOOD NYMAN POWELL LINDA PARK ETON Wm, -an . .E '1 MYRTLE PARROTT LINDA RASMUSSEN 'PY . E WM ,.,, FAYE SCHIPPER R S MARY CAROL MARY ANN PATTERSON PETERS POWERS CLAYTON SMITH xx ..... jf, J' O 5 JOAN THOMPSON 60 SHARENE PUGNO :Ev ,, gs-4 1 vl., Ei ' is Af' X L M .ggi . 435 R iz: LANTZER DoN STEPHEN JOHN THERESE JAMES REBER REDDER RHOADS ROTTLER RUDEN RYNBERG - L- L? 'Q , , ff , ' Q will , Q, AW ..:.:fZf',. I L A ax 1 'Q i 3' X 'R 7' A f 'Q A - PATSY LARRY JOSEPH RICHARD MARY Io IANICE scorr SELLERS SHERMAN SHERMAN SILVERWOOD SLATER FG 'L .gi W A Q L.,. .,., .A EARL PATRICIA CHARLENE LARRY CARLA HOLLY srour STROVEN s1RuBLE stuns SWENSON LERRILL 'fn mf :Tig 'i 5 :: ',': , rg L VIRGINIA ALICE KAREN JAMES ROBERT GERALD TozER TRAVIS VAN LEELIWEN WALKER WALKER WALSWORTH ' . wg- L DORENE DAVID MAX DAVID WEVER WHITE WILCUTT WURL V 2 mute? First Row: D. Cottrell, D. Burt, M, Shell, J. Miesen, B. Culp, K. Essebaggers, J. Miller, R. Robart. Second Row: K. Ensing, B. Crondell, J. Houghtaling, B. VandenBerg, J. Robart, B. Derks, D. Dykman, T. Moon, T. Darling .Third Row: Coach Van- Duzen, Coach Demmon, L. McMullen, S. Dawe, W. Weirich, A. Rottman, L. Hooker, J. Somers, J. Blandford, S. Bultman, Coach Delong. The Packers began the '55 football season with a green, inexperienced team and emerged with a record of three wins, four losses and one tie. After having lost to Hart and defeating Whitehall, they began league play with a loss to Hudsonville. Against Reed City the Packers came back in an action-packed game to get a O-O tie. ln a thrilling Homecoming game Fremont defeated Sparta i4-6. Comstock Park was the next to fall before the Packers attack to the score of 21-6. The two remaining games were with Zeeland and Coopersville. Although Fremont lost both games, they were hard fought contests with the low scores of 7-6 and 13-6. The prospects for the next season are promising be- cause of the large number of boys returning from the three lower grades and the small number of players graduating. Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont gridders run through some plays with quarterback Steve Dawe. WW 62 6 .. FOOTBALL SCORES Hart Whitehall Hudsonville Reed City Sparta Comstock Park Zeeland .. Coopersville fr' 4' , 5 Stan Bultman knocks down a pass intended for Dykman, The starting lineup runs plays against their next oppOnent's defense The team rode a float in the homecoming parade. Miller and Rottman close in on a Coopersville ball carrier. Steve Dawe is tackled from behind on an end-around play. 1 X v 9. U .gl Q.: , A ,fi Y.. f MU , . A ,fqo 5 xg E55 t A 9 ' 2' 3 f p - nn Vik .2 4, i 'B I :-..,. Q '2-:: ,m i V ,Q ' of S A X y i! E 5 .. ue 'Q 'K- ' , ,,,, I ,.,:. . if Q 4 ff' X '34 '11 A 3 .A 'fa X is me A Q!- ' 4, , sf w gg gg D X 4.1.5, ,,.- Q. i, 35 If 3' is-3 3 Sf QQ 5 3 X -izzz w 31422-N .- :2-' :' ,. ,, 3121? . ...,,, .. ,. Qllmms .ze M.. NV 4 E wx i maze The Fremont High track squad, under the direction l.oren Dragoo, .lim Blandford, HaroldWMiller, Bill of Coach Fleming looked for a good season this McNeil, Art Rottman, Dick Richter, Milton Bolles, year. The returning trackmen were Ken Somers, Joe Robart, Dale Putney, Bob Crandell, Max Gar- denour, Bob Parks, Marcus Griswold, Dick Carter, Dick Carter is shown picking up speed for a practice try at pole vaulting. 66 and Gary McNeil. With this experienced group our team proved itself a threat in league competition. April April April April April May May 1956 TRACK SCHEDULE 6 .,.,,, .,,,, H udsonville 9 .,,,, ,,,,. C omstock Park I3 .,,,,, ,........ Z eeland 20 ...,,, .,,,, C oopersville 27 ,.c,., ,,,,,,,,,.,.s,,,,,,,.,,, S parta 2 s,,, League Preliminaries 4 ,,.s...,.ss.. League Meet madly Zcwelalf Coach Piggott, the head of our varsity baseball team, had eleven returning players this spring. These returnees were Stan Bultman, Don Dykman, Scott Fowler, Hank Heynen, Less Hooker, Jon Miller, Larry April April April May May May May May May May May 1956 BASEBALL SCHEDULE A. Coopersville Zeeland Hudsonville Comstock Park Sparta Coopersville Zeeland Hudsonville Comstock Park Sparta Whitehall 033, Dean, Dan Weirich, Steve Dawe, Bill Culp, and Carl DeKuiper. The team was expected to be a potential challenger in the Ken-New-Wa League. Pictured here is the case which holds the assorted trophies that the Fremont Packers have won in athletic competition. 67 7 First Row C Crrpps J Fuhrman L Deters E Mooney R Frantz, M. Mosher. Second Row: B. Burgeson, S. Swenson, B. Peterson D Bennett J Martinez W Stout B Kolk J Meeuwenberg, J, White. Third Row: Coach Fleming, E. Longcore, J Meyers C Hendrie J Deephouse P Olson D Grove C Hendrie, E. Graichen, G. Klomp, A. Tolle. Fourth Row: L. McMul- len L Barnhard D Hewitt M Anway J Gerdes D Neibarger, R. Richter, J. Hopkins, C. Hendrie, H. Hawes, K. Visscher. This year the Packer Reserves played opposition in the Ken-New-Wa League and emerged with an undefeated season. They showed good sportsman- ship and gained the experience which will be needed when they move on to the varsity for a try at the league crown next year. Z First Row: J. Bultman, W. Tanis, D. Flickema, B. VandenBerg, H, Hawes, -K. Oosterhouse, D. Hewitt. Second Row: Couch Fleming, D. Richter, M. Anway, M. Shell, K. Visscher, B. Koning, J. Meyers, 5. Manor. The reserve basketball team, under the direction of ers participated and gained valuable experience Coach Fleming, finished with an impressive season which will be needed when they move up to the record of eleven wins and five losses. All the play- varsity squad. The reserve squad goes into action against Hart On the home court. 69 7 Z First Row: Coach VanDuzen, J. Brouckman, G. Klomp, E. Mooney, R, Boeskool, R. Torrey, D. Deuling. Second Row: J. Lions- field, C. Hendrie, J. Gerdes, J. Deephouse, J. Butterfield, C. Britton, D. Boeskcol, P. Egeler. Third Row: B. Houghtaling, L. Barnhard, S. Dykman, E. Graichen, D. Boven, B. Gilliland. This was the first year we have had a Freshman by the team members as they compiled a record of basketball team. Valuable experience was gained 2 wins and 6 losses. BOY CHEERLEADERS This year Fremont had two boy cheerleaders, Marcus Griswold and Gary Bennett, who added a lot of spirit to our cheering section at the basketball games. 70 WW First Row: D. Booher, M. Tubergen, L. DeKuiper, G. Vredeveld, L. Riddermon, B. Stroven, J. Armour, R. Wakefield, D. Walker, J. Monsfield, Second Row: E. Cory, M. Wilcutt, J. Mosher, J. Walker, D. Buttman, H. Holcomb, C. Curtice, S. Rhoods, J. Mateer, J, Bekkering, J. Meeuwenberg, R. Holbrook, L. Moy. Third Row: J. Hendrie, R. Holbrook, D. Hastings, L. Tubergen, R. Peterson, G. Sherman, D. Kingstord, D. White, N. DeMint, J. Rottier, K. Weisner, J. Kroley, Mr. Swanson. The Junior High football team, coached by Mr. had a very successful season winning nine out of l Swanson, came up with a season record of two ten games. The main purpose of these teams is to wins and two losses this year. The Junior High prepare the participants for future competition on basketball squad, also coached by Mr. Swanson, the varsity squads. First Row: Mr. Swanson, S. Brooks, H. Holcomb, B. Stroven, R, Hastings, Mr. Quick. Second Row: G. Shermon, N. DeMint, R. Peterson, D. Kingsford, R. Young. Third Row: J. Bekkering, D. Bultman, S Rhoods, D. Hawes. 71 Our varsity cheerleaders this year were D. Willis, N. Palmer, S. Deuling, B. Cook, K. Peters and J. Bultmcun. These girls worked hard and contributed greatly to the support of our teams. Second team cheerleaders K. Kerns, J. Weisner, R. Lubbers, B. Young, J. Gilliland, and J, Miller are pictured in the new uniforms purchased for them by the Student Council. k e H Gerber, S. Stroven First Row: D. Leckrone, L. Roe, P. Wolters. Second Row. M. Wissner, R. Grove, D, Grove, C. Dur e , . I Third Row: K. O'Deii, S. DeWitte, S. Smith, J. Fuhrmonn, i., Boermun, D. Willis. Fourth Row: S. Buitmun, S. Weiden, R Hanson, D. Strait, J. Reineke, M. Metion, S. Truman. Fifth Row: Mr. Durkee, M. Boiies, E. Grciichen, A. Pictt, J. Hopkins G. Scheidei, J. Olson. Gaiam Pictured cf the left Clfe Cllmer S 1 ,D fo UnHemert eul- rmonces of th . The per- ese m were enjoyed b Tf.Vredeveld N P mg and E' V ' 0IOret1eS Y everY0ne w J. Miller, R. Leckrone, J. Holcomb. Second Row T np on o A Munson M Dunmnq S ever S Eqgersledl Third Row: P. Kempf, C. Robins, D. Dlekema J ver: rov J Brouckrnan F Palmer K Essebagqers Fourlh Row: R. Sherman, A. Chrlsloffersen, O. Smith J Mansfield rollmers R Workman L ragoo Dean Ff ow M Griswold, D. Boven, K. Rofrier, B. VandenBerg M Anwoy G P Zfwfl . B nd, direcled by Mr' The Senlor G has contribl-'Ted G Eldon Durkee' h- our Pep mee rings and of d lot to The bond frovele letic events' d Hart fGlV5f lo . on , fo the Ionic Ugic feSflvqI of Big ' ' T m . lhe dlSfV'Cd also parlicupofed 'n Rapids on T. the Spring Concer C DeKuKper Second Row: M. Dmer, S. Shrne S D ulin D Roberrson P Fosker, S.'Deephouse, . . G R mon, M.Gr1swoKd,K.Some First Row: V. Anderson, . e g, . , . ' Third Row: R. Lime, C. Reed, M. Dunning, . oy C. Crawford, A. Nrersen, E. Getz, J. Somers. eflfafz The Girls 5 een W-ll. I mposed Verq Xing' Judy Bultmc1n,Cm,ocjfRDor- Susan Truirsom Carol Dykman eedcg N On, h I Un Programs and orgcls rung for various nlzqfion f out me yea, S h'0UQh- exfeffe Co W T S N Firgf R '?w: D. rfffkemo S D D- Larrm ' J' Schopq SWIM nu I f M, K s J. Bultmqnl Volt, C. Tunis S ' - redeveld. ,1-h'ir5 'R9Sford, M, H , - er S ow. D. D k mance. Second Row B : . C,-and H Am rection The Senior Choir, under the di of Mr. Hermance, sang at several chapel services and forthe commun- ity. For the first time this year the Choir participated in a Choral Fes- tival at Grand Rapids. Pictured at t is Mr. Hermance, choir director righ Nieboe, V mmm J, Dykm Un, S, Wh- e J ite, L. PQ,,erso'nHiIU9QfQ1i,,9 ' ' Uimer -f- ' ' ' - 0 First Row: E. Brooks, A. Rasey, J. King, C. Palmer, D. Monette, C. Hooker, L. Johnson. Second Row: M. Oosting, B. Cory, M. Cook, J. Taylor, M. Wissner, R. Grove, C. Durkee, R. Leckrone, L. Roe, J. Fuhrmann. Third Row: B. Wakefield, J. Gerdes, B. Bruckner, J. Smith, L. Boermon, P. Kempf, K, Essebaggers, J. Carothers, J. Reineke, M. Mellon. Fourth Row: Mr. Durkee, C. Heynen, W. Weirich, N. Weiden, E. VcnHemert, J. Olson. The Senior Orchestra, directed by Mr. Durkee, fur- Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. The nished music for many of our school activities. orchestra also participated in the district festival this Among these were the Junior and Senior Plays, the spring. They also played for graduation exercises. Pep gdltd The pep band, pictured at the left, added a lot of spirit and enthusiasm to our pep assem- blies and basketball games. 78 Zaye' 664454 First Row: W. Homan, H. Tanis, J. Bultman, J. Kelley, B. Kolk, M, Maat, R. Kelley, Mr. Hermance. Second Row: P. Kempf, C. Hendrie, S. Swenson, V. Halverson, M. Martinez, B. Parks, B. VanDyke, P. Olson. The Glee Clubs, newly formed last year, have con- and have sung for various groups in our community tributed much toward making our music department besides participating in both the Christmas and an outstanding one. Under the direction of Mr. Spring Concerts. Hermance they have sponsored Praise Assemblies First Row: D. Zandvliet, P. Andrzeiewski, H. Eenigenburg, M. Jones, J. Stettnisch, J. DeKryger, J. Tanis, V. Eaves, A. Cook, R. Dunning, Mr. Hermance. Second Row: B. Austin, J. Kyle, L. Cumings, D. Berg, J. Sorensen, D. Leeth, C. Peterson, M. Swenson, M. VanSloten, F. Jones. Third Row: C. Homan, P. Austin, E. Wibalda, E. Bunce, L. Crawford, M. Poll, D. Wood, N. Lubbers, K. Lindsey, H. Bergman, L. Maynard, 79 24144 First Row: L. Ridderman, L. Shanahan, A. Tolle, A. Zerlaut, J. Mellon, M, Dunning, S. Baker, R. Savage, R. Wakefield. Second Row: J. Mateer, A. Robins, J. Noble, M. Hansen, J, Peets, J. Dykman, S, Jibson, V. Wallace, B. Slroveri. Third Row: J. Suerth, J. Munson, A. Schnornagel, P, Egeler, J, Carolhers, J. McNeil, D, Warren, O. Hill, B. Nieboer. Fourth Row: Jim White, L. DeKryger, G. Sherman, B. Gilliland, D. White, J, Bush, Mr, Durkee. I I First Row: C. Homan, P. Larabee, C. Beaudry, J. Murray, S. Furda, J. Anderson, R. White. Second Row: M. Cook, V. Veenstra, C. Peters, R. Kaiser, M. Swenson, P. McGowen, Mr. Durkee. amfafz gauze! First Row: G. leckrone, M. Powers, F. Obits, J. Ferguson, V. Burns, J. Harmon, L. Hays, V. Roe, M, Hendrie, B. Austin Mr. Durkee. Second Row: J. Bekkering, J. Seymour, D. Oosting, D. Bultman, S. Pugno, E. Cory, H. Holcomb, R. Hayes J. Mansfield, B. Kingsford. Third Row: A. Karnemaat, S. Clark, P. Bird, R. Cavanaugh, J, Rottier, G. Nadeau, C. Ander- son, L, France, S. Prentiss. Fourth Row: S. Hindes, J. Durkee, D. Wever, M. Patterson, H, Hughes, M. Silverwood, P. Scott J. Walker, Fifth Row: J. Hendrie, K. Keener, D, Sherman, P. Cavanaugh, K. Carpenter, L. Rever, D. Vandenbelt, T. Van- denberg. 6 : I I I First Row: R. Stroven, R. Holmes, D. Ferguson, D. Halverson, G. Warren, Mr. Bammel, Second Row: R. Gerdes, K. Ekkel E. Diekema, A. Hoffman, M. Oosting, C. DeKryger. First Row: C. Miller, J. Miller, S. Weiden, L. Dean. D. Huisien, M. Reber, I. Boerman, S. White, B. Rottman. Second Row: Mr. Bultman, R. Hastings, D. White, R. Peterson, R. Wakefield, B, Mayo, S. Brooks, D. Bultman, C. Swenson, J. Rynberg, Third Row: S. Dawe, M. Moat, I. Skalders, N. Weiden, J. Gilliland, C. Durkee, S. Stroven, R. Tory, E. Mooney, K. Hough- taling. Fourth Row: J. Rottier, R. Workman, S. Bultman, J. Holmes, L. Sneller, L. Kolk, D. Dykman, D. Bennett. As in the past, our Student Council sponsored many noteworthy proiects including the Homecoming, selling booster pins, Praise Assemblies, all paid as- semblies and pep meetings. For the first time in years we did not have an all-school carnival, Run- ning the concessions at basketball games and the noon-hour milk program were the carnivaI's replace- ad! ments as money-making activities. The Council also sponsored the Ushers Club, intramural sports and noon hour activities, hall supervision and general betterment of the school. Mr. Bultman, high school principal, is Student Council sponsor. In April the Fremont council was host for a convention of Region IX and XIII Student Councils. Seated are the officers of the Student Council: Vice-president, L. Deang President, D. Huisien, Treasurer, M. Reber, Secretary, S. Weiden. Standing are the members of the Cabinet: C. Miller, I. Boerman, B, Rottman, J. Miller, S. White. 82 oon Hour Activities Committee. Seated are .lay Rottier, Charles Miller, Seated are Lois Sneller, Susan White, chairman, and Judy Holmes. airman, and Milan Maat. Standing are Robert Torrey, Betty Mayo Standing are Steve Dawe, David White and Raymi Wakefield. These and Richard Hastings. people compose the Finance Committee. I I Hall Supervision Committee. Seated are Carla Swenson, .lon Miller, chairman, and Ilona Skalders. Standing are Richard Peterson, Ronald Workman and Judy Gilliland. ieated are Dick Bultman, Ivan Boerman, chairman, and Sid Brooks. High School Activities Committee. Seated are Ed Mooney, Bill Rottman Standing are Susan Stroven, Don Dykman, Stan Bultman and J, Rynberg, chairman, and Carol Durkee. Standing are Buz Houghtaling, Les Kolk the members of the Chapel and Assemblies Committee. Norma Weiden, and Dean Bennett. V ' A-K -f-iildas-Il' ffm - ' ' The three-act comedy, Curtain Going Up, was presented by the Senior Class of 1956. The play, directed by Miss Esther Elmquest, is the story of the production of a Senior Play. The young teach- er who directs her first play finds it is not such an easy iob when she has disappointed, stage-struck students. The play ends with everyone satisfied and a romance for Miss Burgess herself. eadofzpfdq Miss Burgess ...., ....,., C arol Cruse Mr. Carter ,.,,.. ,... C harles Miller Janet .........., .... J udy Bultman Buck .....,...... .,.., B ob Crandell Nancy .....,...,.. ,..,., N ancy Palmer Kyle Roberts ,..., ...... M arilyn Wissner Jocko ..,.,....,.,.. .........,, K en Somers Sylvia .,......... .,.,.. S usan White Elsie ..........,..,..,... ...., .,.........,..... M a rion Ditter Milt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,..,.,,,.,,,,,.., R ay Gerdes Miss Moran .,,,.. ...,, A Ilene Christofferson Mr. Leveridge ,,,,, .,........,,. D on Dykman Lorry ,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,.,, V onny Vredeveld Tony v ,,,, .,..,.,... J im Miesen Joan ,,,,,,,,,,, ,....,,,, S hirley Deuling Miss Rivers ,.,,, ....., C arolyn Gingrich Andy ,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,....,,,, Jim Houghtaling Olber parliripmzls z1'w'c.' Ivan Boernmrl, Sally WIC'iI1L'?1, Marcus Grisuwlrl, Dorolby Robcrlxon, Bcity Niclzoer, Dau Hnixjwz, fanfic Kyiv. Las Kolb, jean Kirzgsford, Karen Peters, Grate Srbeidcl. Phyllis Ross, Glcmla lY'm'rw1, Sbcryl Dulffillc, mul Amlrey Plnll. Buck, Nancy and Janet shriek at the sight of Milt's mouse. Old Tony gives the gym a broom iob. 84 Mr. Hobson ...,, ,,., J erry Dykman Maggie Murphy ,,.., ,,,. B carb Wakefield On November l7 and TS, the Junior Class presented Money Mad, a three-act comedy directed by Mr. Jack Fosheim. The play was about two families, the Hobsons and the Blakelys, who were close friends and next-door neighbors for years. The trouble starts when Mr. Hobson and Mr. Blakely dip into Janet's and Keith's college funds to obtain money for a get-rich-quick real estate scheme, but somehow it all works out to a happy ending. anim play 6-:wt Mr. Blakely ,. Janet Blakely Keith Hobson Mrs. Blakely Babs Blakely Stan Bultman Susan Truman Mike Reber Carol Dykman Anita Munson Mrs. Hobson o,,,,. ........,,,.,,, V onnie Pell Ricky Hobson ,s,,,,,..,s,. Roger Sutton Effie Fuggle . Sharon Meeuwenberg Mr. Grant ,,,,..,,.,. Tony Smellero ,,,,. Jimmy Collins ,,,,, Eddie Brock ,,,,, ,, Bob Turner ,,ss... Gloria Horton ,,s,s Alma Gilmore ,..,, ,,,, Dotty Regan .,,s,,.s,,....,,,,,....,..,,,,,,s.. Wayne Wolfson Loren Dragoo Don Leckrone John Somers Clarke Beebe Sonia Shinew Joan Schotanus Joyce Miller Mr. Grant gives Mr. Hobson a real estate document, while Bobs proceeds to wreck the house behind the backs of Mrs. partner Mr. Blakely looks on. Blakely and Effie, 85 First Row: Mr. Myers, B. Derks, B. Kloet, J. Rottier, W. Walswcrth, K. Ensing, A. Fowler, R. Frens, T. Pearson, B, Wood, YVVV G. Shriver. Second Row: G. St. Martin, K. Rottier, J. Heetderks, B, Anderson, D. DeKryger, L. Heath, C. Pearson, K. Brown, L. Blohm, J. Huisien, R. Smith. Third Row: K. Dykman, S. Breuker, B. Lucas, J. Stroven, K. Lubbers, P. Cook, N. Deuling, L. Proctor, A. Hetzmcln, W. Gastfield, P. DuBois, L. Bisson. 7. 7. 14. The F.F.A. provides an educational and entertaining schools in the fields of parliamentary procedure, program for boys who are interested in farming. public speaking, farm forms, and demonstration Their activities include sports, trips, and an annual contests. Their business meetings were held every banquet. They have entered competition with other month under the leadership of Mr. Myers. , l The Sophomore Ag. class is checking the corn yields at Frank The Freshman Ag. class is at a plowing demonstration at Bunce's proiect. the F.F.A. farm, 86 l First Row: N. Walker, R. Rasmussen, J. Bush, F. Bunce, B. VandenBerg, C. Cripps, P. Cavanaugh, M. Witte, J. Slater, B. Wolford, O. Hill, Mr. Myers. Second Row: D. Huisien, D. Ekkel, S. Swenson, R. Boeskool, B. Stroven, N. Anderson, K. Church, D. Nichols, D. Cottrell, J, Knuver, J. Tunis. Third Row: F. Blain, J. Wilson, L. Jolink, D, Bennett, R. Koning, M. Ekkel, B. Boeskool, B. Murphy, M. Shell, L. Hoppo, D. Deuling. Fourth Row: G. Boltz, D. Anderson, D. Knoll, L. Fowler, L. Barnhard, C. Bunker, C. Heath, V. Staley. 7. ?.f-Z gum President ..... .... K eith Ensing OFFICERS ASSISTANT OFFICERS Vice-president ..... ..... B ill Wood Vice-president .... .............. J cy Rottier Secretory ........ Alan Fowler Secretary ....... Wayne Walsworth Treasurer .... Ted Pearson Treasurer ....,. Bernard Kloet Recorder .... ....... R oger Frens Recorder .... ..... B ernard Derks Sentinel .... ..... G eorge Shriver Sentinel ..,... John Bush The Senior Ag. class visited Gleason's Mill on their county The Senior Ag. class inspecting the Newaygo Soil Conserva- fcrm tour. tion Service Nursery at Newoygo, 87 4-71 Qffmzmagz The 4-H Handicraft Club had their meetings at noon under the leadership of Mr. Christ- enson. The purpose of the club is to permit the boys to build individual proiects. First Row: L. Ridderman, R. Wakefield, J. Armour, J. Witte, J. Armour, A. Tolle, D. l Huisien. Second Row: Mr, Christenson, T. Pearson, D. White, J. Knuver, L. Robertson, J. Huisien. 6404 The Debate Team, under the direction of Mr. Fos- Grand Haven, Big Rapids, and Rockford. They also heim has progressed considerably from last year's attended debate clinics at Central Michigan College beginning. ln league debates they had a record of and Ferris Institute, and put on a program for four wins and four losses against Godwin Heights, Woman's Club. H. Heynen, C. Miller, L, Boerman, Mr. Fosheim, D. Leckrone, C. Cruse, J. Miesen, A. Rasey, W. Weirich. 88 First Row: N. Pauli, C. Reed, D. Willis, J. Weisner, J, Miller, M. Klinger. Second Row: Mr. Bultmon, V, Anderson, P. Beeler, S, Bird, P. Ross, S. Lambers, L. Carbine, J. Carbine, C. Miller. Third Row: K. Ensing, S. Fowler, A. Buitendorp, J, Bush, K. Somers, L. Young, B. Rottman, A. Fowler. 7145! 77f00!lfc'f0fZd This group of students helped greatly throughout the year in helping to keep the halls of our school in an orderly manner. There is a student on duty appearance. each hour on the second floor, the first floor, the First Row: B. Nieboer, S. Deuling, V. Anderson, W. Somers. Second Row: A. Roltmon, J. Brooks, l. Boerman, K. Ensing, J. Olson. clinic and the library. The duty of each is to check passes, direct visitors and keep the halls in neat Wadeze Q45 This was the second year in which the Ushers Club has functioned. They have been invaluable in making seating and dismissal of students at assemblies more orderly. This group is sponsored by the Student Council. 89 First Row: J. Miesen, J. Olson, N, Palmer, C. Gingrich, J. Kyle, S. Weiden, K. Peters, C. Cruse, M. Wissner, J. Miller, Mr. Adair. Second Row: V, Anderson, S. Deuling, D. Robertson, A. Christoffersen, M. Smith, K. O'Dell, L. Patterson, S. Nieboer, S. DeWitte, .l. Bultman, V. Vredeveld, S, White. Third Row: D. Dykman, F. Palmer, J. Houghtaling, B. Crandell, B, Rottman, S. Fowler, L. Young, C. Miller, R. Grove. Winged Staff ln preparing the Mogul for publication the Mogul layout papers, scheduling pictures and selling ad- Staff had many duties including typing copy, draw- vertisements. Mr. Adair guided the staff in the ing division pages, designing the cover, arranging production of the annual. -1. Scott Fowler, Jerry Olson and Jon Miller are counting money received from underclass pictures. Members on the Mogul Staff are pictured trying to beat the deadline. 90 770745 Zddlofza Editor-in-chief ....,. ...,,.,,,,. ,,.. S a lly Weiden Managing Editor ., ,. ....w... Karen Peters Senior Pictures ........, ,.,,,,............,.,.,,..A,,. M arilyn Wissner Underclass Pictures Sports ..,A...,.,.....,..,,, Activities Section .. Art Work .,............ Photography ..,.,.,..... Business Manager .....v Advertising ..,,,...... Carol McMullen and Janice Kyle Jim Miesen Jon Miller Mike McDonnell Foster Palmer Jerry Olson Carol Cruse Seated is Don Dykmon, checking name lists for the Mogul paaeez dee First Row: Mr. Adair, J. Miller, J. Olson, M. Wissner, J, Kingsford, C. Cruse, S. Weiden, K. Peters. Second Row: J. Kyle, Vw M, Smith, K. O'Dell, E. Bunce, C. Teusink, P. Beeler, M. Zerlaut. Third Row: B. Rotlman, F. Palmer, J. Miesen, S. Fowler, J. Brooks, L. Young, R. Grove. l The Packer Tales staff, under the sponsorship of Mr. Adair, has been responsible for editing and publishing the school paper. The staff consists of Carol Cruse, managing editor, Karen Peters and Sally Weiden, news editors, Jean Kingsford and Marilyn Wissner, features, Jon Miller and Jerry Olson, sports, Janice Kyle and Marilyn Wissner, art, Carol McMullen and Eldora Bunce, exchange, and Scott Fowler, business. Marilyn Wissner and Janice Kyle are working on the mimeoscope for the Packer Tales. 92 Jerry Brooks is seen running off copies of the Packer Tales. pfmwe z444em5Zq The mt of uorxlup If the zuwlmmble privilege of man, the only created bang ubo bout III IJIHIIIIIIJ and m1miraiio11. -Hosea Ballou Every other Wednesday the student body of Fremont High School assembled in the gymnasium for chapel services. This service is sponsored by the various grades, the choir and the glee clubs. Ministers from churches in and around Fremont take turns in ad- dressing the students. The topics chosen for chapel discussions this year were the Beatitudes. A brass quartet composed of band members also played for our chapel services. Pictured at the left is Barbara Wakefield as she reads an excerpt from the scriptures during one of the services. 93 Mr. Christenson has just accepted a prize at the magazine Jerry Brooks and Karlene O'Dell prepare an issue of the awards assembly. Packer Tales for distribution. Wmwwmwe Mary Martinez was the county cherry pie baking champion. Mr. Fosheim presents Vonny Vredeveld, the Homecoming Queen, with ci bouquet. Mary Lou Klein, Joe Wolters and Dick Bultman were the tap Some band members get out their instruments before a magazine salesmen, practice. We 70645 Za 750142 Um !4dU6't1f'646'L4 fam Welpmg 77Za6e 7464 2042 Fbaaedlfe fi 3' 9.6 sf ff x e Q1 ' J' L X x The leadership you have attained is the result of your cooperation and participation in school and com- munity activities without thought of reward. We are sure you will continue to take part in these activities and grow even more successful. Best wishes to the class of 1956! Gerhefs Baby Foods CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1956 Phone 331 Shoecrafvs Ladies' Apparel and Dry Goods I E. Main Street Fremont COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Deen-Spec! gale! amfecwq PHONE 605 33 W. DAYTON Congratulations on your Accomplishments and Best Wishes for your Continued Success! THE WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY Your Security Is Our Business CHARLES O. WHITE-ALFRED PUGNO-RONALD DE KUIPER 204 W. MAIN ST. PHONE 630 FREMONT, MICHIGAN MILLER MUTURS ULDSMUBILE TELEPHONE 54 FREMONT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS We wish you success in the future and thank you for your past patronage. We have served Fremont High School Students for fifty-nine years and you will continue to find a courteous welcome at our store. REBERiS Specialists in Good Appearance BEST WISHES TO 1956 GRADUATES G. J. IFIESSIIIGER Marketer of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Goodyear Tires and Batteries Fremont Phone 52 Michigan DEDICATED TO THE SENIORS OE EREMONT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OE 1956 Best Wishes and Continued Success in any Endeavor or Pursuit you may choose to follow in the coming years. The Professional Men M. P. COSGROVE, O.D. TUNIS VANDENBERG, M.D. BROOKER L. MASTERS, M.D. F. R. SAYLES, D.C. JOSEPH C. YOB Accountant J. PAUL KLEIN, M.D. ROBERT E. PAXTON, M.D. LAMBERT J. GEERLINGS, M.D. WAYNE N. OOSTING, O.D. REBER AND REBER Attorneys-at-law J. DONALD MURPHY Attorney-at-law Sanitary Dairy Company EAST CITY LIMITS PHONE 52 Congratulations, Seniors! CRANDELL 6. ENSING FURNITURE DEALERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phones Day 80-R Nights 310 or 80-R COMPLIMENTS FROM YOUR DENTIST NEWAYGO COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 MOYER'S DRY GOODS STORE 9 East Main Phone 626 Cwzgratulatiwzs . . . HAVEMAN HARDWARE MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS Builders Hardware Sporting Goods 29 W. Main Street Phone 219 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 Deur Chevrolet Sales YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR 31 YEARS YOUR FROZEN FOOD CENTER Fremont Refrigerated Loc 9 NO. DIVISION PHONE 58 TED CRANDELL CON GRATULA'I'IONS! STANDARD SERVICE STATION 810 West Mcrin FREMONT, MICHIGAN Phone 282 kers CHRIS' DRUGS 26 E. Main Phone IO7-W PRINTING THAT COMPLIMENTS YOUR BUSINESS Fremont Printing Co. E. N. ESSEBAGGERS I6 South Division-Opposite Post Office Fremont Furnace Sales I5 Eosf Sheridan SI FREMONT, MICHIGAN Phone 752 TORRID HEAT DEALERS Inc. CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1956 Congratulations to Class of '56 STUTZ ELECTRIC SH 1 E. Sheridan Ph OP GRAICHEN'S The Store of Friendly Service one SUW PHONE 200 FREMONT Terry Dorlnng es dnsplcnynng at PTA o canoe Mr czrner ond Ken Dykmun check cz I t Susan Truman waits for the nuke up school receives und shine. 2 C f Jw , ' x ' ' '?'::Zf' Inv.- , , , has so s ,Q f 5524 .45 II: I5 f, si ,, 5 iffgff J ,. NZ... .. -, .EI:.:.:IW '3f1ff.,Z:.:-QE1' SEQ.: . s 5 r. Neiboer, our cuslodion, is pictured here. Loren Drogoo mode up cus Mr. Smellero in the Mr, Fosheim is applying make-up to one of Junior Play. The iuniors, X.. Vonny Vredeveld, the queen of the Homecoming Parade. A visit lo the clinic helps o headache. Two girls? - on Sodie Howkin's Day. Mr, Johnson is the other school custodian. 1 wfxgggkos Y S N-xxx To the Graduating Class of 1956 The officers and directors of The Old State Bank congratulate you and extend best wishes for your future success. To assure a brighter future and to take advantage of opportun- ities that will come your way a relationship with a progressive bank will prove to be advantageous. Our modern time-saving equipment and facilities make it possible for us to serve you efficiently and promptly. We shall look forward to serving you as we are certain you will like our friendly personal service. RESOURCES OVER S4,500,000.00 ESTABLISHED 1883 THE HOME FOR SAVINGS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Daniel F. Gerber William J. Branstrom Chairman of Board and Director President and Director Erwin Tinney Herman Schuiteman Vice-president and Director Exec. Vice-president, Cashier, Director T. I. Fry Bert VanderMeulen Vice-president and Director Assistant Vice-president and Director J. Donald Murphy Richard Dobben Director Assistant Cashier and Director Lester Janes Don VanderWerp Director Director Glenn Messinger Director CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1956! C. C. LANG 81 SON, INC. A Growing Fremont Enterprise FREMONT --- - MICHIGAN ACQUIRE THE GOOD HABIT - SHOP YOUR Ben Franklin Store rmsr B. F. Froehle, Owner CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF '56 FREMONT I. G. A. SUPER MARKET S. Stewart Ave. Phone 555 Johnson Fuel 81 Builders Supply Company 22I N. Merchant Ave. - FREMONT, MICHIGAN - Phone IO CONGRATULATIONS OOMPLTMENTS AND TO BEST WISHES THE to the Class of 1956! SENIOR , CLASS OF FRED BOUWMAN 1955 Your Jeweler I925 - 1956 Luhke Hardware 8 East Main St. Fremont CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GILLILAND TRANSFER 00, CLASS OF 1956! Permitted Long Distance Carriers May you have continued Success - I now and 1n the future . THRU MICHIGAN, OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS O I O o Your John Deere Dealer Phone 139 21 W. Sheridan St. MEYERS IMPLEMENT SALES FREMONT MICWGAN Compliments Of FREMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Established 1876 206 W. MAIN STREET FREMONT, MICHIGAN jo gjraafuafeif of! 1956 Cfau .. The Fremont State Bank, its Stockholders, Directors, and Staff congratulate you! Whatewfer your future holds, be it college, special training, or a business of your own, the wise words of Ben Franklin can be your guidepost. Franklin said, Save and Have. Good luck with your future success story. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPClSlT1NSuRANl:E CURPDRATIUN AND FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM The bunk will: lbe clock R. E. WESTGATE Quality Petroleum Products 6485 W. 48th Street FREMONT, MICHIGAN Compliments of THE WOOSTER STORE R.R. No. 1-Fremont Phone 723W1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 We Wish You Happiness And Continued Success ' if Zoom Duc? Sine PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 6 W. Main St. Fremont Congratulations to the Class of 1956 I I Ilellulper 81 Vlsscher Men's Wear-Boys' Wear DRYER AND NORRIS Electrical Contractors Electric Motor Sagvice NECCHI - ELNA SEWING CENTER 32 W. Main Street Fremont, Michigan THE DUNN'S DUNN's 'rv SALES an SERVICE 28 W. Dayton Phone 1045 BOVEN'S FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING CONQVUTUIUIIOUS AMBULANCE and 306 East Main Phone 'I09 Best Wishes Day or Night to the Graduating Class of I956! LUCHIES AND TUBERGEN MOTOR SALES Your DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER Phone 519 Fremont FREMONT BAKERY En! llfwafwa TO THE srunsms AND FACULTY OF THE FREMONT Pusuc scHooLs Joe Gmbill PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE MOGUL Phone 250 119 E. Main St. Fremont, Michigan 5 Q! s..- x l Q A - fi? ,-Syjg E? if if . 1 ffffifg 2. if 5 ' , M 1 A -. -.gf -ax 41 . ,. A 2 ,E 2 ' A Jig, is azaiwsgy 5552 ,EV 3, QW .1 1 w... gg-in ,X 3 +3 53.1-f' g' uxv. P 'lluw '45 Q X Q x t pw fx an lx f Vt ,af 21S4aXf'f5'h-iw S? ES? '17 gag me eamefa eefzfre CAMERAS and SUPPLIES PHOTO FINISHING Your K odak Dealer Newaygo County's Most Complete Line of Greeting Cards OFFICE SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY 'Ir Phone 685 25 West Main Street Fremont. Michigan SHELL SERVICE STATION Gasoline - Motor Oil Firestone Tires and Accessories Leonard Bruckner Phone 2 104 Main Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Evans Realty Co. SANITARY CLEANERS 232 W. MAIN PHONE 24 Compliments of THE FREMIINI TIMES-INIIICAIIIR Newaygo County's Leading Weekly Newspaper IOB PRINTING - ADVERTISING Phone 100 44 W. Main CONGRATULATIONS . . from CARUSO'S Ice Cream Parlor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 Continued Success and Happiness in the Years Ahead DEEPHOUSE SHOE STORE Fremont's Quality Shoe Store PHONE 486 FREMONT BURT LANKHORST SURPLUS STORE FREMONT, MICHIGAN See the Finest . . . See Frigidaire HOLLOWELL REFRIGERATION Sales and Service Phone 502 22 West Main Compliments of ERWIN TINNEY COMPANY ERWIN - CLAYTON -- LA MONTE Congratulations to the Seniors of 1956 PROGRESSIVE LUMBER Phone 11 All Kinds oi Building Material Congratulations, Seniors of 1956 KEITH IEWELRY Your Friendly Ieweler HEYBOER-RUTGERS PONTIAC FREMQNT, MICHIGAN LARRY GEETING WATCH MAKER 23 West Main Street Fremont, Michigan , , I ' e' V ff k ff!! ' I . . J . 'l KX if v It , 1 CCC ta C VX qs, ' T, 123 N is IEDM' KILDUATT Your lleum Syvum You have reached one of life's cherished goals - graduation. We congratulate you on your contribution to Fremont High School and your community, and wish you continued success. REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric' Servant CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Congratulations Io the CIass of 1956 Fremant Feed Campany 103 East Cherry Phone 45 FREMONT, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 SIPLON'S TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET, INC. FREMONT - GRANT BIG RAPIDS Congratulations - Seniors of 1956 You seniors did a splendid job In planning this fine bookf You'll turn its pages many times And have another look. To bring hack memories of old Your schoolmates loyal and true We wish a future of success To each-and-all of you. PIIT MCGIIWEN, SUNS SUPER SERVICE STATION Phone 77 State and Main Streets FREMONT, MICHIGAN Tubergen PLUMBING - HEATING GENERAL CONTRACTORS 703 W. Main Fremont, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR HY-LINE DISTRIBUTOR Cook's Star Hatchery Melvin Cook 8. Son R.F.D. No. 4 Telephone 557 FREMONT, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Senior Class Ilartsema Newsstand FOREMOST .... In Women's Fashions cyomsz chZaLzfcfanQ Fremont, Michigan Complimenfs of Sdezmcm Span! S4450 Ererytbifzg for the Sportsman H A P P Y H O L L O W CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 YYY Phone 91 I2 221 West Main Fremont 35 Compliments of ELI.IOTT'S MAIN STREET GREENHOUSE 437 East Main St. Phone 759 Compliments of . . . H I - L I T E S and S I G N -S H O P ADVERTISING ADDRESSING IOB DUPLICATION RUBBER STAMPS 18 E. MAIN STREET - PHONE 51 -- FREMONT Compliments of Home HEATING AND C0mPffmen'S SHEET METAL SHOP . Gulf Statlon HEATING CONTRACTORS 48 West Main Fremont Phone 288 Phone 206 Congratulations to the Senior Class! JORDANS Headquarters for INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS MCCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT Phone T59-W Compliments of DAKE'S QUALITY SERVICE FOOD STORE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS SMOKING AND CURING Brunswick, Michigan Phone Holton 3534 Fremont 989J SAMEUL'S GRILLE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 W. Main Phone 67 Compliments of SMITH HARDWARE 8 PHONE 31-I J. C. WABEKE 8. SON 583W - Telephones - 58'3R MONOGRAM OIL HEATERS SHELLANE BOTTLE GAS APPLIANCES 29 E. Main SI. 'Fremoni COMPLIIVIENTS OF FREMONT LOAN CO. 16 S. Division Ave. Phone 774 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SEYMOUR MUSIC CENTER I7 NORTH DIVISION Phone 615 SEYMOUR RADIO 61 TELEVISION Your Sylvania Dealer Phone 403-W Il W. Main Congratulations to Seniors NYSON'S HOBBY SHOP MODELS, CRAFTS .sf SUPPLIES Phone 653 I2 W. Main SI. Congratulations, Seniors of 'SBI FREMONT MARKET QUALITY MEATS FRESH PRODUCE AND OROCERIES Phone 38 5 West Main CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF '56 H. J. Heinz Cumpang 57 VARIETIES 221 N. Mechanic Phone 57 COMPLIMENTS OF NEWAYGO COUNTY CREDIT SERVICES 28 West Main Street FREMONT, MICHIGAN Guard Your Credit as a Sacred Trust C. A. Bunnie Holler, Owner-Manager CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 Your Family Shoe Store VREDEVELD 84 COMPANY Largest Shoe Stock In Newaygo County Phone 294 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF '56 BROOKHOUSE CLEANERS Tailoring Rug Cleaning-Altering Phone 441 37 East Main St. II 7 COMPLIMENTS OF FREMONT FARM EQUIPMENT YOUR ALLIS-CHALMERS DEALER PHONE 597 Compliments ODD FELLOWS LODGE NO. 242 Meetings Tuesday Nights COOK AND HAGER FEEDS AND FARM SUPPLIES E. Main St.-Fremont, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THF GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956 Palmer's Drug Store Phone 495W PRESCRIPTIONS-FINE TOILETRIES Everything to Fit Your Health Needs INSURANCE Congratulations and SURETY BONDS to the Class of 1956 Greenwaod Farms Dairy The Iiendrie llgency 24 W. Main St. Phone 750 Q of Clot BEST OF LUCK To The Class of 1956 CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF I956 WEE-N-TEEN he Them From Their First Day To Their First Date 34 E' Mom Phone 855 6 East Main Street FREMONT, MICHIGAN My W5 Q4 WINIFRED SWARTHOUT PHOTOGRAPHER Yearbook and Individual Pictures NILES, MICHIGAN Aww miiw X Mmm E ' - I X Wtmniui W X ! YOUR AUTOGRAPH FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL 1956 vx S U01 . . W ll2I 4 6' 4' K 4sss0' wr ygv