Fremont High School - Vistula Yearbook (Fremont, IN)

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Top Row: Frank Nidor, JoAnne Taylor, Clyde Sattisant, Betty Patterson, Robert Davis, Annabelle Miller. Second Row: Dick Smith, Sharon Smith, Neil Fisher, Joan Finicle, Fred James, Lois Cole. Third Row: Robert Hufnagle, Yvonne Ross, Ralph Place, Diane Baker, Dale Wall, Phyllis Smith. Fourth Row: Edward Rakestraw, Marlene Foss, Merle Wesley Pusey, Dorothy Wilkins, Shirley Kaufman, Connie Rose.

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Top Ro : Don Meeks, president; Nancy Kin- 5ey, lice-president; Joyce Booth, secretary-treasurer. Second Rc ' : Janis Baird, Cecil Appleman, Student Coitiicil. Junior Data The class of 19 55 began their high school career with the unusually large member- ship of forr) ' -two. They chose as class president, Graham Sellers; as vice-president, Joyce Booth; secretary-treasurer, Janis Baird; Student Council, Ann Hadley; and Mr. Richard Latier was elected class sponsor. After being officially welcomed into high school by way of the usual initiation, they settled down to an interesting if incon- spicuous, first year. When the class returned to school as sophomores, they had lost six of their number but had gained one new classmate, Beverly Leas. Class officers for 1950-51 were: President, Peggy Taylor; vice-president, Beverly Leas; secretan,-treasurer, Don Meeks; Student Council, Joyce Booth and John Gar). The sponsor was Miss Doris Davis. The class began taking an enthusiastic part in high school affairs. Two of their num- ber, Janis Baird and Beverly Leas represented them as varsity cheer-leaders. As juniors, they were in charge of the canteens with Peggy Taylor and Ann Hadley as managers; Joyce Booth, Janis Baird and Nancy Kinsey as assistants. Class executives were Don Meeks, president; vice-president, Nancy Kinsey; secretar --trea- surer, Joyce Booth; Janis Baird and Cecil Appleman, Student Council. Probably the most outstanding events of their 1951-52 term were the class play, directed by Mrs. Mariellen Pettr -, and the magazine sales campaign. The latter brought recognition from the Curtis Circulation Company for an unusually successful and profitable drive.

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Top Row: Paul Greenawalt, president; John Dove, lice-presiilent; Alice Hadley, secretary-trea- surer. Second Row: Dick Snyder, Rosemary Mitchell, Studoit Council. Sophomore Notes The present sophomores ' high school career, beginning in 19 50, was marked with initiation and the election of class officers. Thirty-seven members were officially wel- comed into F.H.S. Dick Snyder and Paul Greenawalt were chosen president and vice- president respectively; Alice Hadley was elected secretary-treasurer with Betty Patter- son and Neil Fisher representing the class in the Student Council. Mr. John Wagner sponsored the class. Six of the girls in the class were charter members of the Fremont Future Homemakers of America, while the band, chorus, G.A.A., and the athletic departments also had a large freshman representation. As sophomores, the past year, they took an outstanding part in school affairs with Rosemary Mitchell and Alice Hadley as varsity cheer-leaders; Dick Snyder and John Dove played varsity basketball. Elected officials for the 1951-52 year were: President, Paul Greenawalt; vice-presi- dent, John Dove; Alice Hadley, secretary-treasurer; Student Council, Rosemary Mitchell and Dick Snyder. Mr. Keith Stiles acted as class sponsor.