Fremont High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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my it 3 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR FAREWELL xi f As we, the graduating class of l962, read this, it it S aw M , ffl is only'natural that, with mixed emotions, we begin 5 Q :ff looking back upon tour ot the most important years is Dy I Q' of our lives. There are feelings of happiness and of 5 sadness as we recall the many incidents which made up our four years in high school. Q. V F. DAN Mcl NTOSH X it 'T Each year brought us new, and more important responsibilties, but, along with these new responsi- bilities came more and more privileges-privileges which symbolized our growth in character, our ma- turity. We won the applause of upper and lower-class- GETRRY HART men alike with our Frosh Assembly. ln our Sopho- president more year the thirties and varsity football squads c brought to Fremont two district championships, and Q the Soph Hop had the entire school involved in one y of the best patronized dances of the year. A ln i960 we took our place among the upper- classmen, something we had looked foreward to for two long years. As Juniors, our class and school spir- it reached a thundering crescendo as we walked off with the Spirit Trophy. Finally, not really knowing whether to be happy or sad, we became Seniors. We put on the Senior Play, which proved to be a success. Christmas Vaca- tion came and went all too quickly, and then, back to work, At this time, in spite of several minor catas- trophies, the Senior Assembly was presented to the upper-classmen. VlCe'P'e5lde ' ,W A 5, As the year drew to a close, many of the most .2 A ,W important Senior activities occurred. We will always tif remember the Senior Banquet, the Senior Ball, and t gy Q03 the fun we had on Senior Sneak Day, but most im- BARBARA ROSENBERG Secretary 99 portant, we will remember our graduation. This was A M the goal toward which we had worked for tour years, '- ,hifi 1 and these years have helped prepare us for a life- . time. . A . - - '-if flrkh ' l V. W .... 1 A . r f it ' A Ykl., 'mia V I 7' ... W ,, JOAN BRiscoE o 3 ff' W S- fu, Treasurer , i , fd , T i . i', J . 1 - -19? 7 if Q - t 1 KAREN oRLosKi t .. Social Manager irii ' 52. t if A ., , ,.., .... . .. V J IM OSBORNE Sergeant-at-Arms

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' 4 GARY G. ADAMS STEVE ADAMS ROSE AHUMADA DEAN ALLEN DOROTHY CAROL ANDERSON C.S.F., Mineralogy Club, Biol- Varsity Tennis, Tennis Club, Modern Dance, Assemblies, Track, Senior Assembly, Ski Featherette Captain, Student ogy. Conventions. Drama. Club. Legislature, Conventions. BILL ANDREWS MIRIAM ANDREWS RALPH ANDREWS WILLIAM L. ANDROLIA. JR- SHERYN LEE ARNEY Track. Basketball giSg.,Bandjammers, Science N.F,L. Secretary, G.A.A., Rally. U . ROBERT ASDEL MICHAEL AUNE EUGENE BALDWIN JOANNE DEANNA BARKER Track, Football, Track, N.F.L. F.S.A., Rally, Y Judge, Nominating Convention Delegate, Senior Class Repre- sentative. i . BETTY BARRON BOB BARTHOLOMEW JUDY KATHLEEN BASKIN5 JOHN BAYLESS JOHN BEAVERS Pom Pon, F.H.A,, G.A.A. Football. Rallies, Y-Teens, Assemblies Varsity Swimming, Varsity Wa- ter Pclo.