Fremont High School - Vistula Yearbook (Fremont, IN)

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Top left: Janet Foster and Mr. Richard Gentr . Top right: Ruth Schieber, Blaine Harding ' , and Phyllis Beams. Lower left: Jlr. Tom Broome, Perry Stauffer, Roger Follett, Mona Triplett and Anna Cham- pion. Lo ver right: Joyce Lomont, Blaine Harding, Arden Berry, Sharon Weigle, Judy Myers and Bill Snyder. Bottom row: Jack Sprague, Bob Eurch and Perry Stauffer. Seniors Plan School Publications The newspaper staff included: Joyce Lomont as editor-in-chief. Julee Mitchell acted Mona Triplett and Nancy Lacey, feature editors; Sharon Weigle, club and alumni news; Bill page, Arden Berry; women ' s page, Judy Myers; grade news, Janet Foster; Phyllis Beams, foreman. Jack Sprague. The printers. Bob Burch and Perry Stauffer; reporters, Ruth Schie lee Falka, Anna Champion, Joyce Booth, Jack Lantz, Blaine Harding, Sheldon Malone, and On the Vistula staff were: James Gary, editor-in-chief; Joyce Booth, a junior, associate editor; copy editors, Mona Trip- lett and Joyce Lomont with Gerallee Falka as assistant; sports editor. Bill Snyder; as- sistant, Blaine Harding; photo- graphy editors, Janet Foster and Ruth Schieber; art editors, Judy Myers, Jack Lantz, Arden Berry; advertising editors. Jack Sprague, Roger Follett and Per- ry Stauffer; pasters, Nancy Lacey and Anna Champion. as associate editor with Snyder, sports; humor business manager; shop ber, Lois Booth, Geral- Roger Follett.

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Ii ' ger Fi l]t-tt, Skip Luke. tV -jl Applemaii. .hmis I!;iir l, Kuse Mary Mitcliell, Betty Gary, Sharon Weigle, Dick Snyder, Mr. Mertz. Student Council Capable Representative One of the many outstanding features of the 1951-52 school year was the Student Council. This was an organization made up of two representatives from each high school class and an advisor. The object of the group was to bring about a closer relationship between the teachers and pupils, present the problems of the students to the faculty, and to plan programs for the student body throughout the school year. The Council this year was under the able direction of the principal, Mr. Mertz. The members included Sharon Weigle and Roger Follett, seniors; Cecil Appleman and Janis Baird, juniors; Rosemary Mitchell and Dick Snyder, sophomores; Skip Luke and Betty Gary, freshmen. The officers were: Sharon Weigle, president; Roger Follett, vice-president; Rose- mary Mitchell, secretary-treasurer. The group worked with Mr. Latier, chairman, during the Hallowe ' en Carnival. They conducted the election of the high school yell-leaders and took charge of the ex- change for Christmas.