Fremont High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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MR. A. C. STEVENS Superintendent This Is a Year of Progress We give thanks for added facilities at Fremont, construction of Homestead High, to open this tall, and new instruction wings for Sunnyvale and Cupertino High Schools, still in the planning stage. To match these physical changes, our curriculum is being revised and upgraded and new teaching methods have been installed. All this has been made possible be- cause citizens believed in their schools and wanted the best for you students. Their sup- port in a bond election led to the progress you see around you every day. Be worthy of itl A, C. Stevens, Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARD I 96l -62 MR. HOWARD WYANT DR. ROBERT C. SMITHWICK Clerk President DR. HOWARD DIESNER MR. CHARLES D. POND MR. LOUIS PAVISO FREMONT UNION

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IDE Mr. Douglas Harville A decade has passed since your first days as a teacher and leader here at Fremont. Throughout each of those ten years you have left, in one way or another, something to help glorify Fremont High. From your beginning days at Fremont, with its student body of less than a thousand, until now, with over two thousand, you have proven your willingness to work for the betterment of others . . . You have shown us determination and loyalty in any one of your many endeavors . . . You have produced, in our Music Department, bands that have been worthy of winning numerous awards . . . You have given us uncounted hours of valuable help in musicals, plays, assemblies, and concerts . . . Your stern discipline has led us to perfection, and your friendly disposition and pride in your work have all helped gain for you the never ending respect and admiration of teachers, students and alumnae. Perhaps only a few realize the true guidance that you brought, along with your subtle humor, to Fre- mont ten years ago, but, as you are so dedicated to Fremont High School, we the students are, too, indebted to you for your wonderful contributions. We proudly dedicate to you, Mr. Douglas Harville, this Pathfinder of Nineteen-Hundred and Sixty-two.

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, 1 I I 'J 4 . L X l 0 lx Ll 3. I N' r 1 i I' qi if , X, ,XX i ,-5 JAMES BUTTCANE Assistant Principal COLLINS T. HAAN Principal ADMINISTRATION A person who does not believe in anything will never achieve excellence. ln what do you believe? How ardently do you believe? Are you aimless or have you alloviqed your minds and wills to be captured with a sense of purpose- fulness and a wanting to realize the best that is in you? Our country needs you young people desperately. There is a great challenge here for young men and women of intelligence, imagina- tion and courage. How will you rise to this challenge? It you believe in a free society, be wlorthy of a free society. If you believe in a free society, are you concerned for the in- dividual in that society? For every good person strengthens society. May this yearbook be a reminder of the goals you have achieved, the good times you have had, the friendships you have made, and may it be a harbinger of good days ahead. My congratulations to Mr. Harville who is most deserving of the honor you have bestowed upon him. ROGER ADAMS Vice-Principal BERNICE MENG HENRY NOR'BERG Dean of Girls Dean of Boys