Fremont High School - Vistula Yearbook (Fremont, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

M E ,-i..,-i--.. ,,M. .-..- . . --.---..ul..., ., ,.. - n. ,, -.,...-- ..E THE 1959 VISTULA F emont Consol dated School F I d if wg X iifsf, .. N ? 'S i' 5 P 5 Q, Q + 5 ' 8,1 Nm.-.. P... S f 2 K X 3 5 2 i...,.......... X . f if K A I A Q 1 'xmmf umm, RW wa, Ji Qu fs if UWA YQ Y N-'Nwf ,. Av. li NM was 'ff' 4 A YW ,. 5- . mmm 1- - V 1 an-fs 9'Q '5' I-Q L K kk F l Foreword Upon entering this door, every student of Fremont High School be- gins preparation to take his place as a future citizen. This knowledge which is gained from many sources -the school, home, and church- plays a vital part in the development of an individual. Attitudes and ideals are also formed. Inspiration, happi- ness, disappointments, and discour- agements are all experienced. The activities in which the student par- ticipates give the experiences that will aid him later on in life. During the twelve years of schooling the stu- dent is prepared to accept responsi- bilities which must be faced. Knowl- edge and experience are gained by participation in regular classes, ath- letics, class projects, clubs, publica- tions of the school newspaper, the yearbook, and many other school activities. On the following pages you will be introduced to the administration, faculty, and students. You will see numerous ways in which our experi- ences are widened: in the class room, on the basketball floor, by playing in the band, and sharing in other school activities. You will have a better understanding of our school life and our preparation for the fu- ture. Here is where we learn co- operation, reliability, leadership, de- pendability and initiative. With these assets, we will be equipped to begin our future, for we are 'l'oday's Students. Tomorrow's Citizens. Mrs. Langley Mrs. Langley is the school secretary. Her cheerful personality makes her very popular among the students. Even though her job keeps her busy, she always has time to help any class or organization that is sponsoring a dinner by supervising in the cafeteria. Admini Mr. Duke Mr. Duke,s influence affects the school and the community greatly. Guidance, discipline, and advice are provided by Mr. Duke, and are at the disposal of any student. Indeed, his presence establishes us more firmly as todayis students, to- morrowis successful citizens. tration Advisory Board The Advisory Board has made many de- cisions to help the graduates of Fremont be better citizens. They helped in the making of the handbook, that was passed out to every student. The handbook has a lot of valuable information and has helped create better understanding among students and teachers. 2 Mr. M ertz The duties of the Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Mertz, are innumerable. One of his re- sponsibilities is to carry out orders issued by the School Board. lVlr. Mertz also serves as an advisor to the School Board and is the execu- tive and administrative officer of the board of trustees. He is also most willing to counsel and advise any student who feels the need of such help. Faculty PAULINIC BARK DULI, A.B.. Butler University. Indian- a olis Indiana' Bull St'1te Teach- p ,. . C . . ers College, Muncie. Indiana. Shorthand l. 21 Bookkeeping I and 2: Speech: Office Practice' -. journalism: Tatler and Vistula. Senior Sponsor. DOROTHY BERNHARDT R.S.. Ball State Teachers College. Muncie. Indiana. Bookkeeping lg Typing I: Gen- eral Business: School Treasurer. MARY BURNS AB.. Georgia State College for Wciineii, Milledgeville. Georgia: Duke University, Durham. North Carolina. History ll: Vlforld History: 7th Geography. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor. Tth Grade Sponsor. MARY CATHERINE CRANDALI, B.S.. Rall State Teachers College. Muncie. Indiana: Indiana Univer- sity. Rloomington. Indiana. Library. Audio Visual Testing. ERVIN A. DOTY BS.. NIS. in lflducation. Indiana University: LaSalle University. Chicago. Algebra: Geometry: Advanced Al- gelmra: Mechanical Drawing. .lun- ior Sponsor. RLANCHE GARY B.S.. Indiana Iiniyersity. Rloom- ington. Indiana: DePauw. Green- castle. Indiana: Chicago Fine Arts School. Chicago, Illinois. Home ticononiics. l7.H.A. Sponsor Junior Sponsor 6 in , - ' it Ziff? . 4,1 , 1 L. Aw Faculty HARRY KELLY RS.. Manchester College. North lNIanehester. Indiana. Physical Eflucation: Government: Ilriwrs Training: High School Coaeh. Hi-Y Sponsor. KATHLIQEN LATIICR R.P.S.lNI.. Indiana University. Rloomington. Indiana. Grarle anrl High School Art. RICHARD LATIER R.S, in Agriculture. Purclue Uni- versity. Vllest Lafayette. Incliana. General Seienee 8, 'JL Riologyg Physivs. Sophomore Sponsor. HAROLD LONG RA.. Central Normal. Danville. Inflianaz Incliana University. Rloomington. Inclianag Rall State 'lleachers College. Muncie. Incliana. Rancl Ilirevtorz Tth Seienve. MALRICI2 A. MARSHALL RS. in AgIIiIt'l1lILlI't'. Ilniversity of Illinois. Urlwana. Illinois: Purdue LvIIIY6l'SIlf'. Wlest Lafayette. In- fliana. Agriculture: Carnival Chairman. HELEN MYERS A.R.. DePauw University. Green- vastle. Indiana. English: Literature: Spanish. Tth Sponsor. 7 Ng 1 I Faculty BESSIE OLSON B.A.. M.A.. Indiana State Teach ers College, Terre Haute, Indiana Tri-State Teachers College, Col umhia University. English: Literature. Freshman Sponsor, Masque and Gavel. JOYCE REED B.A.. Ball State Teachers College Muncie. Indiana: Olivet College Olivet. Michigan. Latin: English. MARTHA REED Michigan State University, East Lansing. Michigan: University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Michigan. Physical Education. WANDA SHIVELY The College of the Ozarks, Clarks- ville. Arkansas. B.S. Mathematics. Freshman Sponsor. MAYNARD STAFFORD Olivet College, Olivet, Michigan. Physical Educationg Historyg Jun- ior High Coach. 8th Sponsor. RONALD WEAVER Indiana Central College, Indian- apolis, Indiana, Butler Univer- sity, Indianapolis, Indianag Indi- ana University, Bloomington, In- diana, Ball State College, Mun- cie, Indiana. Grade Music: High School Chor- us. 8 Cooks The cooks undertake the task of pre- senting appetizing and nutritional meals to the student body and the faculty. The good meals and the cheerfulness of the four cooks are greatly appreciated by the entire school. ff Custocliuns Efficient custodians are essential to a well organized school system. John Bro- magen, Carl Schaeffer. and Vern Rada- haugh have done an excellent job of fulfilling the many duties expected of them. Bus Drivers The bus drivers re resent an indis ensa- P P ble art of our school s stem. Besides P Y performing their regular duties of trans- porting students to and from school, they are always willing to furnish trans- portation to any extracurricular activi- t . The entire student bod a reciates Y Y PP the varied services performed by our bus drivers. Seniors BEATRICE MARY BARRON Milan. Michigan 1. 2. Junior Play llslu-n-ttf-: Readers Digest Awami 3. GLADYS MAE BARRON FHA 2. 'llreasurer 3. Vice Pre-sitlent 4: FRl.A l. 2. -l-H l. 2. 3. fl. f.llt't'llIlyQ Blot-k 3. 'll Awards: State Fair l: 'llalile Setting Conti--I -P. ROGER K. BARRY Class President 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. Treasurer 3, Secretary 4: l.etterrnan's Clulm 2. 3, 4: Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track l. 2: Cross Country 1. 2, 4: Masque and Gavel 1. 3. Treasurer 2: One Aet Play 3: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Vistula Staff 4: Quill and Seroll 3. 4: Barbershop Quartet 2, 4: Music Contest 2, 4: Play Cast 3: Play Crew 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Geometry Contest 2: Math Contest 3: Awards: Magazine Sales 3: Civics 1: Plane Geometry 2: Solid Geometry and Trigonometry 3. SHARON MAE BRATTIN Band l. 2, 3, 4: Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4: NISBOVA 1, 2. 4: Cheering Block 1, 2: GAA 2, 3, 4: JCL Vice President 4: Junior Play Uslierette: FHA 1, 2. DALE ALLAN CHAMPION Hi-Y 2, 3, E4: FFA 2, 3, 4: Canteen Manager 3. BEN FRANKLIN CHAPIN Play Cast 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Tatler Staff 3, 4: Assistant Editor 4: Boys' State 3: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Chorus 1. Seniors JOHN WAYNE CRAWFORD FBLA 1, 2, FFA 1, Sentinel 3, 4, Play Crew 3, Pest Contest 1, 3, 4, Poultry Judging 1. HELEN JO-ANN CROOKS FHA 2, 4, Reporter 3, Play Crew 3, Senior Usherette, Cheering Block 4, Office Girl 4. ROGER EUGENE FOSS Halloween King 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Student Council Vice President 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Track 1, 2, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, FFA Treasurer 1, Forestry Contest 1, State 2, FBLA 1, 2, Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Junior and Senior Play Cast, Band Color Guard 3, NISBOVA 3, 4, Barbershop Quartet 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Awards: Typing 2. J ERRY WADE FOSTER Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Crew, FBLA 1, Marshal 2, Awards: Typing 2. RONALD CLARENCE FREEBURN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Masque and Gavel 4, FBLA 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Cast. BARBARA JOAN GILCHRIST Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3, Masque and Gavel 1, Vice President 4, One Act Play 2, 3, Girls' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Contest 2, JCL 4, Junior and Senior Play Cast, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, Vistula Staff 4, Chorus 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, NISBOVA 1, 2, 3, 4, State 1, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, North Webster Att. 3, Award: Typing 2. Seniors BEVERLY JOANN GROSHON GAA 4, JCL 4, Metz 1, 2. JULIA REBECCA HASSETT GAA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Masque and Gavel 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, One Act Play 3, FBLA 1, 2, Song Leader 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Twirling Ensemble Contest 3, NISBOVA 1, 2, 3, 4, State 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vistula Staff 3, 4, Cheering Block 1, 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, Junior and Senior Play Cast, North Webster Att. 3, Vocal Contest 2, 3, Awards: Readers Digest 3, GAA I, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS PAUL HOOK Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy Judging 1, 2, 3, 4, Land Judging 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 4, Junior and Senior Play Cast. LANNY KAY HUSS FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Assistant Canteen Manager 3. LOUISE JEAN KAUF MAN FHA 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, 4-H President 1, Safety Leader 2, Cheering Block 1, 2, Band 2, Tatler Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Junior and Senior Play Usherette, Assistant Canteen Manager 3, JCL SecretaryTreasurer 4, Awards: Typing 2, GAA 2, 3, 4. VERON ICA YVONNE KISER Band I, 3, 4, Librarian 2, NISBOVA 1, 2, 3, 4, State 3, Twirling Contest 2, 3, 4, Twirl- ing Ensemble Contest 3, Chorus 3, Cheering Block 1, 3, FHA 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, FBLA I, Junior Play Usherette, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Awards: Typing 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Seniors DIANA MARIE NEELEY Chorus 4, Junior Usherettc, Table Setting Con- test 4, Award: Poppy Day 2. MARYANN NICHOLS Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, Cheering Block 3, JCL 4, Masque and Gavel 1, 2, Play Crew 3, 4, NISBOVA 1, 2, Award: Bookkeeping 3 LESLIE KENT NORTON Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, FBLA 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Band Color Guard 3, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Crew. JEAN ANN NOYES Class Vice President 1, 2, Student Council Vice President 4, GAA 1, Secretary 2, FHA Historian 1, President 2, FBLA Rept. 2, Stu- dent Council 3, President 4, Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, NISBOVA 1, 2, 3, 4, State 2, 3, Vistula Associate Editor 3. Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Cheering Block 1, 2, 4, Masque and Gavel 2, 4, One Act Play Cast 1, 3, Junior Play Student Director 3, Senior Cast 4, North Webster Att. 4, English Con- test 3, 4, Awards: Algebra 1, Typing 3. BARBARA JEAN PENNELL Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, FBLA 2, Masque and Gavel 14, FHA 1, Rept. 2, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Crew, Table Setting Contest 4, Awards: Gen- eral Business 1. JAMES CLAYTON PENNER Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, Solo Ensemble Con- test 3, 4, Barber Shop Quartet 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Band Color Guard 3, 4-H 1, 2, Forestry Contest 1, Junior and Senior Play Cast 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 1, 2, 3, Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, Marshal 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, President 4, One Act Play 1, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Awards: Typing 2. eniors SI I I RI ,ICT ,I ICAN IIICTR AS I'IIA 1. Z. l,LlI'lliIlI1K'IllIlflilll 3. -1: illmrus 1. 2: Hand 3. -I: 4-H 2: Nlasquv and Uawl 2: FIll.A I: 1lll4'4'I'lllg lllnvli 3. 4. COR A V ICIQ ROBIQRTS Class 'l'i'm'alsim'i' 3: llliorns 3. 4: Iland 1. 2. 3: l IlI.A 2: FHA I. 2. I'ri-sidi-nl 3. 4: National Ilunur Swim-ty 3. -1: Awards: Hunw l'lvu11o1nic's l. 2: Iliuloggy 2: lluukkm-pingr 2: English 3: Stall' Iillflllrll CUIIIUSI 3. ROBICRTA MAXINIC ROSEBROCK Nlasqm- and llavc-I 1. 2. 3: FBLA 2. Treasurer 3: junior and Svnior Play Castg National Honor Suvivty 3, 4: lland 1. 2. 3. 41 NISISOVA 1. 2. 3, 4. Stan' 3: FHA 1. 2: Clmrus 1. 2: Clio:-ring l'llm'k 2: Awards: Ifnglisli 1: Typing 2: Short- llilllll 3. RUTH ANN SMITH lilmrus 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 4. Sung I.f'ad1'r 1. 3: ,ICL 4: NISROVA 2. 3. State- 2. 3: Awards: Clmrus 1, 3. WILLARIJ NEIL STETLIQR FFA 3. 4: junior and Si-ninr Play Crew: Land Judging 4: Pvst CUIIIFSI 2. 4: Altvndvd Metz 1. 2. SHARON LOREE SMART Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. Sergcant-at Arms 4: Masqm- and Cavvl 1, 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Chorus 1. 2: Clwvring Block 3: Junior and Senior Play Cast: Twirling Cnnlvsl 4: Twirling Ensemble 3, 4: North Webster Att, 4: Awards: Shorthand 3. Seniors GARY LOYD STRONG Junior and Senior Play Crew, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Land Judging Contest I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H I, Pest Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy Judging 1, 2, 3, 4. PAT MUN DY Class Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 2, 4, One Act Play 1, Secretary 3, FBLA 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Cast, Chorus I, 2, 4, Vistula Lay- out Editor 4, Cheering Block 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Barbershop Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Contest 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette 4, Band Li- brarian I, 2, NISBOVA 1, 2, 3, 4, State I, 2, 3, Twirling Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Twirling Con- test I, 2, Queen of the Lake's Candidate 3, Track Att. 3, English Contest 3, JCL 4, Awards: Readers Digest 3, GAA 2, 3, 4. EVELYN ALBERTA TERRY Weatherford High School, Oklahoma, 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Cast, Office Girl 4. JEAN LORETTA VAUGHN Junior Play Properties, Chorus 4. ANNA LOUISE WALBOLT Student Council 2, Class Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Chaplain 3, FBLA I, 2, Vice President 3, 4, FHA 1, Treasurer 2, JCL President 4, Masque and Gavel 1, 2, 4, One Act Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, NISBOVA 1, 2, 3, 4, State 2, 3, Cheering Block I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Junior Play Cast, Girls' State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Contest 3, Awards: English 2, Latin 3, DAR Citizenship 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR WINEBRENNER Junior and Senior Play Crew. CLASS OFFICERS-A left to right: D. Lammincn. Treasure-rg R. Barry, Presidenlg J. Pcnner. Student Councilg A. Walbolt, Vive Prcsidcntg P. Mundy, Secrctaryg J. Noyes. Student Council. Thi- mm-mlwrs of tln- Svnior class discussing a new id:-a. that will enalwlc tlwm to go on a Senior trip. I7 Juniors N if in R : H -:i. . , . KL xglkx. ,ggg j gi-aw . ,.. , :wif , f if . i. L i ,, 22 it Q K A T It .Q r H ' - r is ,Q ' A U K 3 J f i gk l I? .f .gk A lx- ' fp. .5 . , . 1 J J f X .W-Q Ki' . ., . Q 1' : 1 'W I Z ,gi t I if' X a W o 'M 'vr'f f'l'l NW' , iZ '!!' Q TOP ROW: L. Arnold, R. Baker, R. Baker, D. Brown, D. Carpenter, T. Carpcrnter, J. Champion G Che-Qter SECOND ROW T Dou hart O Fire tone S Foll tt B G I H , . - - 1 - sz : y. . .s , . e , . ary, . antz, J. Hantz, M. Hardy, D. Harmon. THIRD ROW: F. Hoyer, R. Hoycr, N. Huss, C. Jarrett, J. Knauss, L. Loomis, J. Luke, M. Marshall. FOURTH ROW: E. McNaughton, M. Millvr. P. Mitchell, M. Morrison, F. Najm, M. Najm, C. Nedele, E. Nichols. FIFTH ROW: J. Noragon, R. Othwein, L. Pierce, J. Rakestraw, M. Sattison, R. Schaeffer, L. Sellers, S. Side-l. Not pictured: J. Nec-lcy. I8 mM.,g.Q.v-w-w'4 't' CLASS OFFICERS. left to right: J. Knauss, Student Councilg T. Dougherty, Vice Prvsidentg F. Hoyer, Student Councilg N. Huss, Secretary' L. Sc-llc-rs, Treasurer. SEATED: P. Mitchell, President. S 'N TOP ROW: R. Sierer, L. Sll63I'lllHl'l, R. Shults, F. Smith, K. Smith, J. Sommer, P. Straw, D. Van lVlc'tPr. SECOND ROW: C. Wvicllt, N. White' I9 9 A Q if fe K .fi : li N5 2 ', X X A-.N N N ,, .. . . ..f. . , .N A s rs, f W 5 . - W L x W.- N JW. ce-r r 'W ig' .Qi V .M 4, ,, s vu .I ,V in-0 ... x w ' Ng' K: . W Rik .QA . Fx. N K J eeir F , : is sz 'P' V-Tx fs N , D .4 .-Q, S'- win-1 2 1 i iiwfv . liek , X el 0 phomores my 1 . mfr' 'X ' Am, .4 i pg., m -- if .. .- ., . A . .. 5. - , .. EE' , K T W 1 il '1 lA'uf5 J I bf f - .3 ,af 5 WU. 1 Q F .nil 5 S ' A wr' .Q-W., ' my 'Y ' Q 3 . ...ew dr' M ,, 41 JM 'fi we 4-hH..4 ill, ..f...,- Z .,..v li rx l 1.?'- ff 3' lie Q.. x--L 1 1' 5.53: sz Ft W, ,V Q f , . Q-GT 'V 0 . :IWW W 0 ln! lift gf., 1' we Sf l M, ll'-2 is TOP ROW: D. Anspaugh, R. Archer, B. Barron. G. Barry, M. Burrell, D. Buwalda, J. Caywood, T. Champion. SECOND ROW: J. Cham- pion. K. Chaney. J. Chester, N. Clay, L. Cope, J. Crawford, P. Dietrich, L. Dunham. THIRD ROW: R. Emerick, R. Fenstermaker, R Fisher. J. Cary, J. Gilchrist, K. Hosek. B. Hufnagle, L. Hufnagle. FOURTH ROW: K. Kaufman, S. Keith, D. Kinsey, V. Kiser, D. Knauss K. Lalier. J. Laughlin. M. Lininger. FIFTH ROW: M. Long, P. Loomis. C. Mathews, M. McMurray, M. McMurray, M. Moeller, S. Nedele J. Pvlry. 20 - l , l ,I CLASS OFFICERS Se'1'l'c'Ialy: l,. Hufnag WZ left lo right: D. Buwalda, Student Councilg D. Anspaugh, Vice Presidentg lv. Trrasurcrg C. Barry, Presidvut. 'A ' fs 4-...f E 2 . V E f,+z1'QfEllE - if ...va- xl h I YK O f S M 5 gli, D . X , 1 X . ' N 1 5 . l -- I V .15 C. Sevits, Student Councilg S. Kmth 5 il .gf XL. 3 ff's, TOP ROW: J. Pivrcv. S. Ralhbun, D. Ross, N. Salsbury. K. SI'll3f'fl.CI'. C. Sevils. C. Slwvls. B. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Starrvlt S Slfflll. l'. TIIUIIILIF. C. Tlwrp, T. Van Dohal, L. Wcicllt. L. Wells. J. Wilbur. THIRD ROW: l.. Wills, R. Winvbrcnncr. 2I G it W7 l W! Freshmen :Nbr 4'-my ' his - 2 i i, -T W is in I . I iq w . qi 'S ,-v, .,',, A - fx - 5 SWL . 1.4 1 t X -f 51 ,gli- - 'Q 'qi .,.,, ,J 15.- , 4. I fist A S1 TOP ROW: M. Baker, M. Bressler, L. Brost, C. Bunn, L. Burlingame, J. Chapin, T. Clark, J. Cole. SECOND ROW: ,,,X ,I g L. Coleman, J Dc-llingor. R. Elliott, D. Firvstone, B. Fraley, J. Cay. J. Hall, R. Hantz. THIRD ROW: J. Hassett, J. Hassett, C. Henney, D. Hutchins, l Jacobs, lf. Johnston, S. Lamminen, A. Lowe. FOURTH ROW: S. Miller, K. Mitchell, J. Moeller, R. Morrison, D. Myers, C. Nelson, l Parkvr, F. Pvnick. FIFTH ROW: D, Rhodes, J. ROP. K. Saclwn. C. Sattison, S. Sattison, C. Sellers, B. Sherhurne, L. Smart. 22 CLASS OFFICERS f lvft to right: G. Sellers, Vice Presidvntg B. Zimmerman, Student Councilg B. Walbolt, Secretary-Tn-asurerg C. WCC- kvssvr. Stmla-nt Cmmcil: K. Nlilvllcll, Presidvnt. ,pl Nh. .-1 l Em . -. 4 . ,X 5. . Q ' .fgkfiiaz g F' k fu fm ' gzlmii 1. E:::.w... TOP ROW: S. Soulo, M. Summc-rlott, D. Thorp, B. Vaughn, B. Walbolt, D. Wall, C. Weckesser, J. White. SECOND ROW: L. Wiscl. B Zinnnvrman. Not picturml: B. Stctle-r. 23 . W7 ...Af ' 'fuk XS 41?'Fir gsifciq X0 J' fffr.. fffff Q9 i ! LEFT TO RIGHT: B, Hassett, J. Noyes, D, Lannninen, J. Penner, C. Nedelc. P. Mitchell. P. Mundy. R. Barry. B. Gilchrist, Mrs. Barkdull. Vistula Staff The yearbook is the product of much industry and initiative. The planning and writing: must be per- fect before publication. The number of pages in the Vistula has been increased because of additional enrollment and the growth of extracurricular activi- ties. The Vistula staff consists of the following people: Editor-in-Chief-DIAN LAMMINEN Associate Editor--BECKY HASSETT Layout Editor-PAT MUNDY Assistant Layout-PATTY MITCHELL Literary Editor-BARBARA CILCHRIST Assistant LiteraryfCONNlE NEDELE Sports Editor-ROGER BARRY Advertising Editor-JIM PENNER Sales Manager-JEAN NOYES Editor-in-Chief Dian Lamminen Bf'0kY. the Associate Editor, advises three members of the Roger points out a good example of a layout used last e r. Vistula Staff. s ya 4 Tatler taff The members of the Tatler staff are responsible for keeping the student body of Fremont High informed of the latest activities. Not only does the Tatler keep the students informed, but it also provides experience in the' field of journal- ism for those who are on the staff and are interested in that field as a career. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Chapin. R. Foss. R. Sierer, E. McNaughton B. Gary, R. Orthwein, N. Huss, J. Kuntz, Mrs. Barkdull. Editorein-Chief ,lohn Kuntz N. Huss and B. Gary look on as R. Orthwein types copy. The b0YS discuss the Taller news. TOP ROW, left to right: C. Nedele, P. Mitchell. J. Noyes. P. Mundy, D. VanMeter, M. Marshall, J. Penner, J. Kuntz, B. Hassett, J. Kling, C. Roberts. BOTTOM ROW: N. Huss, L. Sellers, M. Hardy. E. McNaughton. D. Lamminen, R. Barry, B. Gilchrist, R. Rose- brock, A. Walbolt. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Rosebrock. Treasurerg C. Roberts, Chap- lain: ll. Launmincn. Vice Prcsidcntg R. Barry, Presidentg A Wzlllriblt. S1'cl'cIul'y'. 28 ational Honor Society The Honor Society is a very exclusive and honored organization. Membership in this society is the high- est honor which any student may receive in high school. ln order to become a member, the student must have a B+ average and be in the Junior or Senior class. A student who is eligible for membership must also meet the four character requirements: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Membership in the National Honor Society is truly a fitting reward for four years of the proper scholastic achievement and character development. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Duke, B. Zimmerman, C. Sevits, B. Oser. D. Buwalda. C. Wells, F. Hoycr. J. Penner. J. Knauss, J, Noyes C Weckesser. M. Sellers, D. Hufnagle. tudent Council The Student Council is our form of govern- ment. Each class from 7-12 is represented by a boy and a girl. The Student Council per- forms many valuable services. lVlr. Duke. the sponsor. has given his time and helpful suggestions to encourage the members of the Student Council. Through eo-operation and understanding. this organization develops better citizens able to take on the responsibilities of later life. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Noyes. Vice Presidentq .l. Penncr Presidcntg F. Hoyer, Secretaryg Mr. Duke, Advisor. 29 M Ion K M I' H1 g. . llvhell, l'. Milrhw-II. SlzC.ONll ROW: Mrs. Burns, M. McMurray, .l. Kling. K. Chaney. J. Gilchrist, S. Soulv vyer. li- ffllvllltielt li- Uillty. 5. Siflvl. K. Trillll'l'. ll. Knauss, J. Cary. BOTTOM ROW: B. Walholt, P. Mundy. D. Lannninvn, C vits, S. Stroh, l . llinklvy. A. Walhot, l., S4-llr-rs, U. Hufnagle, S. Lrunminen. T ri-Hi-Y To create, maintain. anfl extenfl throughout the home, school. aml Community, high stanflarcls of Christian character-These worcls constitute the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y. This organization has successfully aecomplishefl all of these objectives. This was clone with the able assistance and services rendered hy the sponsor, Mrs. Burns. 'K -4-th... A an , ' l,EF'I' TO liltlH'l': .lucli Kling. Prvsidentg Sharon Smart. The Tri-Hi-Y program committee inet-Is to plan the next Svrgeunl-at-Arins3 llvanna Kinsey, Vice Pri-sitlentg Lorna nice-ting ofthe cluli. Sn-ll:-rs. flllillllilllll Faye Hoyt-r. Treasurer. Not pictured: ,Intl y Carry. Secretary. 30 IOI' HOW, le-fl to right: C. Nelson. D. Myr-rs, C. Wcckvsseig J. Dellinger, S. Smart. M. Mounts, D. Kinsey, L. Wisvl, M. Moeller FUI' HOW. left to right: IT. Champion. R. Foss, B. Norton, J, Knauss. D. Anspaugh, M. IVlarsl1aII. M. Ilurrvll. .I. IJLHIII R I'lNllT I ROW M K ll ', .I. Foster, Ii, ,IacoIis. R. Ft-lists-rl11ukm'l'. II IIo ll 'sonm' II l'h'tpin I, Huss I. Kuntz. SECUNI 2 r. 0 ey 0.I1n.t . , .. . . Ilouglwrty. .I. Hakt-straw, .I. Chapin. V. Kiser, C. Harry. D. Buwalda, .I. Gay. T. Champion. I'. Straw. .I. I'rnm'r. IIUI IOM I I. Smart. E. iNIvNauglrton. G, S1-llm-rs. 'I'. Clark. .I. Cole, C. He-nney, R. Barry. M. Ihvsslu-r. .I. IN-try, I', Thomas. R. Sit-rt-r. Hi-Y The Hi-Y can boast of another successful and active year under the 1-apulwlc g1uitIam'o of Mr. Kelley. The purpose of this Cluh is to maintain and extend high Christian standards in all areas of life. Among the projects were the I-Ii-Y dinner organized and st-1'x'otI hy the mernhers. the distribution of Christmas haskets for vharity and the maintenanvo of the basketball and tennis Courts. in jv-sy I'rojt-vt eommittet' for Hi-Y discusses ideas for money I.I'iIf II TU RIlQI'I'I': Und Norton. Cltaplaini Ro 5 making projer-ts. St-t't'n'tal'yg Hivhard Sin-rer. St'l'gLt'LiIll-llI-Al'IllS2 .Iohn Kllllll Prvsitltnt Firl iVIf'NlillglIlIUIl. Vim- I'rt-sidont: Ro ti Io 'I'rt'ast1 rm' 3I TOP ROW, le-ft to right: L, Kaufman, N. Huss, R, Ortliwoin. S. Smart, J. Pvnm-r, B. Hassett, A. Walliolt, M. Hardy, Mrs. llarkclnll. lS0'l TOM ROW: J. Kuntz, H. Barry. J. Kling, B. Cilclirift, ll. lannninon. B. Gary. P. Humly. J. Noyes. B. Chapin. A joint inc-vtiiig of tln' Viftula and Taller lwatls is well undvr way 32 uill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an organization compose-cl ol the inemlicrs of the Vistula anfl Taller Staffs. who lum- successfully conipletecl a year of the liigli svlmool Journalism course and rank st-lmolastit-ally in tht- uppcr tliircl of either the junior or senior class. Mrs. Barkclull has lmon of much assistaiivc in th.- pulvlication of the newspaper and yearbook. 'FUI' ROW. lvfl to right: 5. Smart, D, Kinsey. R. Foss, J. Lantz. U. Hook. li. Cliupin. H. Fl'f'I'i7l1l'H. J. Noyes. M. xilillllih. Slflfl HUW: Mrs. Olson. U. I.annminen. B. Gilchrist. P. Mitvlicll. J. Cary. J. Gilchrist. D, Meyers. C. WM-ki-Qw1'. K, Mite-In-ll. l'. Mmm U. Hasselt. IT. Brown. BOTTOM ROW: B. Wallioit. M, Long. L. Sells-rs. N. YVhit1'. A. Wallimrlt. R. Ros:-lirock. R. Orlliwvin. Il. C ii pm-nter. S. Sidvl. il, Hufnagiv, S. Lumlninen. Masque and Gavel The Masque and Gavel Dramatics Club pro- vided enjoyment and entertainment for the entire' student body. The club. under the close guidance of the ad- visor Mrs. Olson. presented many outstanding programs and the production of a one-act play. STANDING. left to right: D. Larnminvn. Prcsinlvrilg Il. Hass Secretary: B. Gilchrist. Vice President. SEATFID: Mix Olson. Sellers, Reports-r: M. Mounts. 'I'rL-asurer. 33 TOP ROW, left to right: D. Thorp, E. Nichols, D. Knauss, C, Weckesser, M. Long, S. Nedele, J. Croshon, D. Kinsey, M. Mounts, V. Kiser, L. Wisel, C. Nelson, S. Rathbun. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Reed, P. Loomis, S. Simlel, S. Soule. L. Loomis, C, Nerlm-lv, M. Morrison, J. Gilchrist, S. Keith, M. Moeller, C. Sevits, K. Mitvhf-ll, J. Gary, L. Kaufman, C. Sheets, J. Crawford, D. Hutchins. THIRD ROW: li. Smith, F. Hoyer, D. Lamminen, J. Dellinger, J. While. B. Hassett, J. Kling, D. Brown, J. Hassett, P. Mundy. BOTTOM ROW: B. Hufnagle, K. Kaufman, K. Hosek, B. Walbolt, N. White, D. Carpenter, A. Wallmolt, L. Sellers, S. Brattin, S. I.ammin1-n. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is a cluh fle- voted to teaching better sportsmanship, fair play and co-operation to the citizens of to- morrow. The sponsor of this year has been Mrs. Martha Reed, our physical eduvation teavh- er. As their special money making project this year, as in the past. they have sponsored ham and bean suppers. OFFICERS--WSTANDINC, left to right: D. Kinsey, Re- porter, M. Morrison, Vice President. SEATED: B Has- sett, Secretary: D. l.amminen, President: C. Nedele, .Treas- urer. 34 FOI' ROW. lvft In rigzlit: Mr. Stafford. Mr. Kelley. J. Knauss. R. lfnes. NI, McMurray, J. Lanlz. O. Firestone, J. Clialnpinn. ff. Jarre J l'4'nnl'r. J. Rakvetrawx V. Kisvr. T. llougherty. BUTTON ROW: D. Anspaugli, C. Barry. D. Buvvalda, R. Barry. ll, Nflfllill, E. Nlc'Nung,li . R. Sivrcr. J. l'411st1'l'. Lettermen The I,Pll6I'lllf:'Il,S Cluli is made up of boys who earned a letter in high school athletics. The Cluh. in recent years. has been fairly inactive. lvut under the guidance of lVlr. Kelley. the Sponsor, plans ara- under way to make this an active organi' zatiun. The purpose of the Letlermen's Club is to prmnute good sportslnanship now and in future life. A I.:-Itc'r11n'n Coniniittvv made up uf the svninr class inf-rnlwrs TOP ROW, left to right: R. Srnith, J. Crooks, D. Kinsey, N. Clay, J. Hantz, l. Hantz. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cary, B. Pennell, M Lonfl, J. Hall, F. Najm, M. Nairn, C. Robe-rts, S. Petras. BOTTOM ROW: B. Hufnaglc. R. Schaeffer, L. Wills, P. Hinkley. L. Arn old, B. Brown, B. Barron, G. Barron. FHA. The Future Hornemakcrs of America is a club responsi- lile- for tcacliing: tht- vilizvns of tomorrow hetter horne- making practives. The girls. this yr-ar. as a money making project, made homemade vancly and sold it at noon in the hall. He-rv we find an F.H,A. program C0lllIllllI6t' planning for an in- tvrcsting inevting. OFFICERS-V STANDING, li-ft to right: ll. Barron. Vive Prvsi clentg S. Perras, PHl'll3II1t'lllHl'lElIl1 l. Hanlz. Rvportvrl J Hanlz, Historianq R. Schaeffer, Rcvwalioil l.vacix'rg ll. Pvn Hf'll, rlwI'CElSlll't'l'. SEATEU: C.- Rohr-rls, Presimlcntz B. llzirron Secretary. llw voriiiiiillvv svlm-tml to draw up u constitution and ln plan llw pruglrulii for tlle yvur. ,K HOW. lvft to right: T. Carpvntcr, L. Sliearman. L, Wm-igln. 'l'. Vzmllula, L. Sli:-limi, NI. Burn-ll, ll. Hunk, D. VanM1-lc-r , . BAC R Bula-r R Slilltls, J. Crawford. SECOND HLTW: T. Clllllllllilill, H. Huym-r, F. lenivk, D. Wall. L. Dunham, D. Harman. .l. Sunm-r I1 S fmitli. ll. Firm-stmw. Mr. Nlarglidll. BOTTOM ROW: R. Elliot. R. Haniz, ll. Fralvy. G. Sellvrs, G. Hvnnvy, M. Soiiiinvrlull, I3 erlnurn. C. Sattison. N. Stetllffr. L. Smart. C. Mallu-ws. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of Ame-rica is an OI'glZllllZillTUl1 which helps prepare boys for a Carver in farming. The F.l7.A. has plantefl trees and raised crops on the school farm as their money making projevt. OFFICERS- le-ft to right: .l. Crawford. Sm-nlini-lg ll. Van- me-lcr. Pri-Sidentg B. Bakvr, Tre-asurerg L, lluss, Sm-vrcluryg .I. S0llll1'I', Vim- Prvside-nl. NOT l'lCTllREl7: L. Huvss, Nvws Re-porter. 37 'l'Ol' HOW, left to right: li. Fisllcr, M. lNIcMl11'ray, M. llurrcll. ll, Hook. .l. Vcnncr. SECOND ROW' Mrs Bcrnhardl L limi lfreclmurn R Sturrmtt ' . . . ' , J. Noyes. J. l,ukc. M. Mounts. I. Straw, 'lf Champion, J. Sonner, C. Mathews: l30:l:TOM ROW: Zlllllllll man, N. lluss. E. Nichols, S. Petrus. I.. Arnold. A. Wullmolt, ll. l.4LllIlIlllI1l'll,B.H3SSQ'll. P.Mundy.T.Clark. 0l'll lfIl'lRS ll. l,illIlIlllI11'Il, Secrctaryg M. Mounts, Song Lcadcrq 101111 , SS, l'l'ilSlll't A. Wulholt. Vicc llrcsidcnti .l. Pcnncr. Marsllal: J. Noyes, Presi- l N llll T 'I' NUT l7lllTllliFll' l luke i' i' l l . ZlllllIIl'ILlll1lll. lin-porlcr. Hlstornm: 38 F .B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of students interested in careers in the business world. The members assisted teachers by grading papers and in various other ways. The sponsor this year has been Mrs. Bern- hardt. For a moneymaking project they spon- sored a paper and scrap metal drive. STANDING, left to right: S. Miller. J. Noragon, S. Keith, Mrs. Crandall, L. Loomis, P. Loomis. SEATED: N. Wllite. Projection ists Club The Projectionists Club, sponsored by Mrs. Crandall, has a total of nineteen members. The club has been organized to instruct stu- dents to operate the movie pro- jector. The member must complete five hours of training and pass a test before receiving a license to op- erate the projector. With this in- struction. a student is always available to assist in the presen- tation of movies. Hoosier S tuclent Li bruriuns Association The student librarians appointed by Mrs. Crandall have been of assistance to everyone this year by helping select books. finding in- formation or some other of their many services. With their help. Mrs. Crandall has been able to assist everyone. STANDING, left to right: C. Jarrett, B. Baker, R. Emerick, D. VanMeter, D. Buwalda O. Firestone, D. Hook, L. Huss, L. Wells, P. Thomas, Mrs. Crandall. SEATED: R Fenstermaker, L. Hufnagle, B. Zimmerman, T. Clark, J. Newbauer. C. Peel. 'S ,QQ jQ,f?1 K K K w -- Llilbff 4 il gy ui ,, X. ., ,Ugg ii, , .2454 - x 3.SX55g.f - 53:4 f 'af 1, W, vai. K 5 S . .. -1 . Q Q. 11' X ,fn ,r HM., .. gg :si A415235 , .4,igigs,.. 5 gi N-'vzfflhS1afPH4f1,-fr - T'E'f4G-Yw??ff?'3iV Q V 1 1 M QA ggiifif Q. 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I ar U me , House for Sale-Haunted Senior Class Play CAST Old Murthy Ciipepper ,,,,,, H Beverly Mills Miss Oiethrz Lenhart . , Dian Lamminen Edwina Page ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,s s,,,,, , 7 Sharon Smart Gracie Greenwood , ,, Barbara Gilchrist Tug Ralston ,,,,, H Dennis Hook Li: Yocum ,, ,,,,ss,,,,, , ,,,s ,,,, Pat Mundy Ezelrial Euripides lones 7 ,. ,,,,s,,, lim Penner Zara ,,s,, ,, 7 Roberta Bosehrock Hi Lowe , ,,,, ,S ,,,,, ,,,s , . ,,s,,,, 7 7 Ben Chapin Snorky Snodgrass . ,,,,,, , Roger Barry Serpentina , ,,,,,,, , Barbara Pennell Jojo ,,,,,, , , ,,,,, , , Jerry Lantz . f ' A R ' Lenz Looney ,,s,, ,,,, Y ,,s.,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, . B oger Foss , B ,I 'V y Batch Kiiligrew ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7, ., ,, Bud Norton i iiii ' Spider Woman ,tt,., ,S Becky Hassett, Anna Walbcmlt L '- ff'-----Ms -----.-- Director ,,t,, ,,,,,,,,t ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ..r,,, M r s . Barkclull f f'-7 ' 3 Student Director ,tt, ,,,t ,,t, ,,tt, J e an Noyes D. Hook takes five as the group looks on. B. Gilchrist and S, Smart scream in fright as ,l Lantz What new horror has t d h A - en ere t e scene. bursts into the room. STANDING left to !'if'llY' B Chapin. .l. Klinx. U. Hafsvtt. ll. Hook. ll. Lamminm-n. Nlrs. llurkrlull. bl. l.unIx. R. l n-vlnirii. R, Foss. 1 I' I lv. l. P1-nm-r, T1-rry. JT Noynis. B. Pbnnm-ll. SFATEI3: ,l. Kumi. S. Smart. li 1Q.ilvl1risI. H. liosvlm 1-k. . N uno Sefventee11ftl1 Summer Junior Class Play Angie lllorrow Kitty .lllUI'I'0ll' Margarel Morrow liorrnzine 1W0rro11r Mrs. .llorrolv Mr. Morrow favlf Dulutlz A rf Martilz Keele' M111'g'1'1' lane l,I.I'L'l'f0I' Slznlwzl lII'l'L'l'f0l' The family looks on CAST , Barbara Cilvhrist Roberta Roselirock Evelyn Terry Jean Noyes Sharon Smart , , ,lim Penner , Roger Foss Ronnie Frvelmurn Ben Chapin Pat Mundy Becky Hasselt Mrs. Barkflull Judi Kling VI! im l E lx m 1 ' B .5 1 ,lvan gixvs las! minuln- zirlvivw' lwform- ilu- ,Lffibllll lrtuvvs for tho llJ.lIlL'l'. as Roll:-rta displays her talent. Thi' family IWIVVQ IH Ialiv llvr lo l'llllf'gL4'. 1- HLll'lbill'il lo llll' lruin lllul will xuwyl 1 TOP ROW. loft to right: M. Long, M. Morrison, L. Kaufman, T. Dougherty, C. Jarrett, E. NiCN3llQlli0U. J, Luke, P. Mundy P Mitchvll. SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Hemi. R, SCllil6l-TKT, C. Rohvrts, M. Nichols, R. Smith, J. Croshon, L. Loomis, F. Hoy:-r. B. Cnr A. XVallmolt, BOTTOM ROVV: C. N1-dt-ln-. D. Laniminvn. N. Huss, T. Brown, L. Sellers, S. Sitlcl, B. Cary, P. Loomis, S. Urattin Wliit1'. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Vvalholt. l'ra-sitlvrit: 5. liratlin. Vim' llwsimlerit: L. Kaufman. Ss-t'r4'lary-Trcasurvr. Junior Classical League The Junior Classical League has Slivvcssfully Com- pleted its first year in cxistmicc. The nunic' of the organization is R-O-Nl-E. l't'IlI't'Si lliillg Romans Of The ltloclern Era. The cluli is composed of first and second yt-ar Latin stuclcnts. Ono of the purposes of this vlulm is to stimulate the- intervst in Roman life. Through the export supvrxision of Hrs. Howl. tht- sponsor. the junior Classival League has. inclef-cl. im-reuse-cl enthusiasm and ilitervst among all Latin stuflvnts. W as R 5 35 5 'rm www x QMS 'CSKXX xwnasww wnam mmm-f :ns-mmm DTN? 'NM me ,gamma ff wma 1' lkggwh ,fm iw V' sw ,mmm A QQ I Wxw ,pw ' Mg! 8' Q x 451 All is u 'G' wi fiil' KEN 11' ,S . 'ir y 1 QNX is iw . 1, ui U 55 gf , TER 5 Q ki , 4 wx W7 ' - E-YQQQKMQ , V at ,- ll I A 1 , A AS i awk ,pm W ' EW S .. ,. , n Q in V Q. ., A f' if Q ., W sf M - 5-l. ..,.....v ,Ulllll 1 Qui, 55 I 5 1 c K 3 X wi' 5 'thin M Q i N--QWUL K .Q - 15 4. 'iffy 1, N iggg .- A M . 1 ' ,,f:: 53,25 A 5 X-'-. ,L he 2 V' ,lg f ki, ,E NY -:A 1,3 . ,..,, , I kk Q W Q Y..-sf: X Q N 1 m S as X x . W. if x xx ,, -f W, I M .f . 5. em s Af' A ,L,.. -V Us L W. ,, m.,.,, A N1 ,AM '7 ' A A ,M MQ, -.Liv D. H--. ,-MWV MQ, , F x ig 3 ' imm- X 4 , .. Q ' ., 'T , A vw- A .., ,Q . 3 I 1 4 ff S E lan Q fi?- si' ,, if ,ff .YJ gn.. f :Jw 1 1 ,rf 1' r N fd' , X siNW,' X of , . - A av V1 fr ' In 1 1 f 'W ,A , . 1 xx x X in 'X iw is 'sb gi is IN, M 49 STANDING, left to right: D. Knauss, L. Wisel, D. Hook, S. Lammincn, D. Kinsey, Mr. Long. Seated. FIRST ROW: M. Shutts, ,I Rose, S. Thomas, P. Jarrett, C. Wells. K Lamont C Cole D Hutchins QEFOND ROW- K Latier V Kim-r D lu ' R . . . A , . .. .. . . . , . . , . A mnnnen, Ross-brock. A. Walbolt, J, Luke. C. Peel, B. Pennell, N. Clay, S. Rrattin, R. Long, I.. Arnold. J. Dcllinger, B. Zimmerman I. llurlin game, J. Moeller. D. Brown, R. Emerick, E. Nichols. F. Hoyer, D, Carpenter, R. Fret-burn. THIRD ROW: J. Noyes, B. Hassett, Smart Three lonely bass players practice their parts. The flutc quartette plays a piecc which won them top honors at state last year. 50 I CHN' J P1'll'V C w'l'I'k1'5SCl'. U. Hllfllaglif. J. Gilchrist, C, Sevits, J. White, C. Nelson, B. Walbolt, K. Mitchvll, D. Anspaugh Sidell.. Nll. 1x1..l-fl.-ffFol1RTH ROW: P. lxiundy, B. Gilchrist, B. Cary. R. 0l'lhVVt'iI1. D. lwlfym, I.. sellers. BACK Row, Seated M Marshall. B. Bakvr. C. .larrn-ll. P. Straw, M. Mounts. N. Huss, S. Pctras,T.Dougherty,S.Str0l1,I,.Huss. The c'lau'ine-I sm-ctiuu practice-s diligently for Ilu' oncoming band cmllvst. Hulll Il'0IIIlNlIlt'i and lI'llIlllll'I4 glvt ll gmul mluyk wnrkulll. 5 I 1 TOP. left to right: D. Kinsey, P. Mundy, J. Noyes, B. Hassett, M. Moeller. J. Luke, M. Marshall, M. Mounts, D. Knauss, R. Freeburn, T. Dougherty, C. Jarrett. C. Nelson. Mr. Long. SECOND ROW: D. Brown, F. Hoyer, D. Carpenter, N. Huss, R. Orthwein, E. Nichols, J. Cilcrist, M. Ellrllart, Pence, C. Wells, J. Dillinger, J. Moeller. B. Zimmerman, S. Thomas, M. Sllutts. THIRD ROW: D. Lum- niinen. C. Sevits, S. Stroll. .l. Cary. S. Brattin, B. Pennell. li. Gary. M. Hardy, J. Luke, N. Clay, J. White, P. Jarrett, K. Schaeffer, B. Hufnagle. C. Colm-. BOTTOM ROW: L. Sellers, R. Roselmroek, L. MeNaughton, D. Stauffer, A. Walholt, C. Hall, J. Snyder, J. Stroll, K. Lamont. S. Lamniinen, M. Elirllart, S. Cary, H. Petrus, L. Burlingame, R. Long, P. White, P. Way. Instrumental Contest Entries The instrumental contest participants were rewarded for their many hours of practice and fine attitude by many superior ratings. All that the contest entails helps the band main- tain high standards throughout the year. This group will be our representatives at the State Contest. 52 -if Jig gm v '?' 9 9' 'F Q F iii Q ,i v My '. V gl!! 21,5 Wing E Q Till' RKYJW. lm-ft to right: H. Sicrer. L. Jacobs. H. Foss, l. Lantv C Chester 'Nl Marshall D Hook J Penml l Fu tci I Wt-Hs. iz. N.,fi.m. R. FI'4'f'lDlll'll. sEcoND ROW: im. Wt-mf, R. Baiiry. M.MEMtIfrfay', j. CQawftlfd.'K, Ciitfn.-9. ti. Rm-IQEQ. lJ.'Kiiist-yi: li. Smith. P. Mundy, B. Hassett. M, Long, R. FQ'IlSlt'I'lI'lillil'I'. BOTTOM ROW: B. Pennell. P. Binkley. J. Cary. S. Keith. L. Wills. S, Follett. R. Scliueffcr. l.. Arnold, ll. Brown, NOT PICTURED: D. Lannninen, B. Gilchrist. High chool Chorus Under the ahle direction of lVlr. Vlfeaver, the High School Chorus participated in many outstanding activities during the year. The group took part in the annual county chorus concert. the Christ- mas Program and Thanksgiving choral concert. fl:-rc is tht- chorus industriously re- lll'i1I'QlIlgL stnnc ncw music. 54 ' Q ff M N u htun NI Qmncrlntt ll llufnuwlc I Nlctfurniic. ff. l'n-cl. lt. Knuu-s. 'lf Nlitltlli I'0l ROW. lvft to right: ll. . tau er. L. c ll gi .A., . . ,. . .. . . on l. Mvcrs. R. Longx. S. Vlfynckcn. G. Clay. T. Parkcr. Mr. Wcuwr. SICCOND ROW: K. l,unmnt. tl. Cole. 5. llilllblllilfi tl, Wclle- ' v' 1 A liUT'l10Nl RUVV' 9 li'ii'v l. Stlitlll l', ..lzirrctI.' C. Glasstey. K. Clark. l'. Saclicn. ll. Hoyt-r. M, Arnold. l. Klinu. Nl. ltlttlldlt. . . - . ,. . l. Rnsc. .l. Huntl. .l. Lukc. ll, Oscr. J. Cuywuocl. P. W'hitc. NI. El1rl1art.l'.YVuy.l'l. Pctrzis. Junior H igh Chorus The Junior High Chorus is com- posed nf the scventh and eighth gratlc students. The chorus and its clircctor. Mr. Vlfcavcr. have spent many hours practicing. hut they all agree that it has been worth it. They participated in the Thanks- giving and Christmas Programs, and the Spring Music Festival Herc wc find sonic of thc girls practic- ing thcir part for the: Thanksgiving l rograni. 55 w' '- M-ww-w'..t' xwf-nun'-cumin-nnaaq Y 5'f'g,f5 Egg gtgggig' ww'-mbsf 'Vllfsil TOP ROW. left to right: C. Sevits, R. Smith, D. Kinsey, M. Long, M. Moeller, J. White. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. Stroh, M. McMurray, P. Binkley. J. Cary, P. Jarrett, P. White, L. Sellers. State Vocal and Piano Entries: L. Sellers, M. Moeller. M. Lon 56 11 U. Vocal Contest Entries The interest in vocal participation has in- creased this year. Therefore, our school had several entries in the vocal contest. These vocal entries worked very hard and made an adniirahle showing. The experience which they have gained has benefited the entire chorus. S .1 . . ..,. l Q Q . 1 4.4! ' ,:a' 4.f !.'SQQ:11N?6d Q ,ik 7 - N Ik I .gf 1-.jg 'y,,vf - I Q 1' Y ---ww f I 5 x 5 xfpdr x Y? if N Q, 5 Q :J W AQ WJ wi -sa. .awww if sf ' Q gf, , E '91, Zz: 'fur W. V , -u 5 'I' Q f 4 x S ln DI mv i X. S i 58 'FZ 1 M.. 4 w fs 'fr If A JE, in S an-v . P X x f 5 M X 1+ , , 6 Lf f Q X , f' J Q. .. if .it ., , -'W IF K . Q 5 ,Q w .- , .. - .. , ,. H , . ,, -V -- - --V x .. .. , 4 , , . N Boys plan a nrw play to he used against an opposing team Coat-I1 Harry K1-lly and Assistant Coach Maynard Stafford discuss a coming game-. Thi- tc-ani warms up in a peppx-r gains. 60 STANDING, left to right: J. Rakestraw, J. Chapin, G. Barry, D. Anspaugh, M. Marshall, O. Firestone, R. Morrison, D. Buwalda P Thomas E. McNaughton, Mr. Kelley. BOTTOM ROW: J. Moeller. G. Sellers, J. Cole, V. Kiser, D. Firestone, M. Bressler R Barry G Henney, R, Elliot. H igh School Baseball The Eagles won three and lost six games this year. but this record doesnit show how hard the boys played. All but two of the games were quite close, and the boys played their best. We should have a strong team next year, because only one Senior is lost by graduation. and there are five Freshmen that gained valuable experience by playing regularly. Olin Firestone was the batting hero with a .375 average. and Dennis Buwalda and Jerry Rakestraw shared in the pitching. SENIORS Roger Barry, LF, 2nd B JUNIORS Olin Firestone, CF .lerry Rakestraw, P Mourice Marshall, OF SOPHOMORES Greg Barry, SS, 3rd B Dave Anspaugh, lst B Vance Kiser, RF, 2nd B Dennis Buwalda, P, OF Paul Thomas, OF FRESHMEN Max Bressler, 3rd B, 2nd B Joe Chapin, RF Doug Firestone, OF, 2nd B Gary Henney, 3rd B Larry Smart, C Jim Cole, OF Gordon Sellers, OF Ronnie Elliott, OF To JERRY LANTZ 1 Senior - Center Jerry is a regular player on the varsity team who has a fine rebounding, feeding off the pivot, and shooting ability. Jerry also did a very fine job on the defense. ROGER BARRY N- Senior - Guard Roger is a varsity starter whose defensive and passing ability has made him a valuable team member. His expert team spirit also has helped the team. GREG BARRY Y Sophomore - Guard Greg gained a starting position through his all-around basketball ability. This sophomore guard's hustle and the experience gained this year should make him a valuable asset in future years. DAVID ANSPAUGH - Sophomore - Forward Dave is a sophomore starter, whose jump shot, rebounding, and defensive ability made him a valuable asset. Experience should make Dave much stronger in the next two years. BOB BAKER - Junior - Forward Although Bob was not a regular starter, he gave valuable support in many instances. The experience he gained should make him a valuable player in his last year. 62 ...Q QTL DON VAN METER-glunior-Forward lfnthusiusm and team spirit made Don a Capable replacement this year. His defensive ability and speed were also very helpful. EARL MLNAIYCHTON-Iuniorgfiuard Earlis determination and co-operative spirit were valuahle to the team. The experience which he received this year should prove to be helpful next year. ROGER BAKERfJunior-Center Hoge-r's fine jump shot and rebounding ability made hiin an extremely valuahle suhstitute on the Eagles team throughout the entire year. JERRY CHAlVlPl0Nf,lunior-Forward This was Jerry's first year in high school haskethall and he proved himself very reliahle. Although Jerry was not a starter. he always did the job he was assigned. DENNIS BUWUXLDA-Sophomore+Cuard Dennis, fine shooting percentage earned him a spot on the varsity. Although he played only partially. he came through whenever called upon. 63 TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Stafford, J. Champion, D. Van Meter, R. Baker, R. Baker, J. Lantz, Mr. Kelley. BOTTOM ROW: D Buwalda, C. Barry, J. Foster, D. Anspaugh, E. McNaughton, R. Barry, J. Petry. Jump, Bolml Jerry prepares to sink a basket. Varsit This year's Eagles didnit have an impressive record, but they tried hard and did their best. The biggest handicap was the lack of height and experience. but the loss of only two seniors should make for a strong team next year. With two Sophomores playing regular. and many other line underclassmen, this year's experience should he help- ful in the future. David Anspaugh was the leading scorer as well as having the best free throw average. Jerry Lantz was a close second in both respects. The Fremont Eagles have learned team spirit and true sportsmanship. which should be an asset to them in later life. 1 R E 'k J Cl Mr Kel1e.BOTTOM TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Stafford, J. Rakestraw, R. Morrison, M. Burrell, M. Marshal, . meric , . o e, . y ROW: J. Moeller, B. Sherburne, L. Dunham, M. Bressler, V. Kiser, C. Sellers, L. Smart, G. Henney. Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity Team is composed of Freshman, Sopho- more, and Junior boys, with the exception of the boys that make the Varsity Team. This yearis scoring honors went to Marvin Burrell, with Joe Chapin following close behind. Roger Baker was the leader in the free throw percentage department. The main purpose of the Junior Varsity is to develop boys for the Varsity Team, and judging by the appearance of many underclassmen, Fremont should be able to look forward to another fine basketball team in the future. 65 Bressler tries for a haskf-t. The lsoys fight for the rebound. i fk yi ..., , K ? :sm 2 Jw :M fikx - 9'- , 1 yr. F, 5 5, ffm-3 Q 22 Sli 3 sl U in r - +1 i M X,.--., W m 1--:,E-- ,W ,115 H -,Mm-1 5 W is .A-an .. . .. W Nm-mpmmv... H., ., M , .x .41 1. , , W, A s 'S T sa F 1 F Q KW ' . E Q E if E45 J Q '9 K. K' 512' N1 fga.. 4 KJ: .IF f 1- w k 'mrfwzzrimxi f- ' .vc- -1, :- 55:1 Ama f'l'3Z1',fl f . ...R X, v 1 R' :?f:s..E5e ' ,im W-+- r- s f 11 3 M . .I , ,Xu .ff1?'5!EIL P gm brig. Q 5 1 a 5 U ' X f , .i.tIy r Q Q Q Ni Q . X .-. ?.s -R A . fl, Q '13 f f .,..- 4' 4 5 7- I M M .1 .JE V K K Q .hw'zQV.. 3- , I , ,- '-fl A- 'M 4 ,pm M f , x.,,.. H155 Q ' A f fm.. -- H - ,NEW STANDING, left to right: Mr. Kelley, J. Petry, T. Dougherty, C. Jarrett, J. Penner, J. Lantz, D. Anspaugh, R. Foss, D. FIFCSIOUC, N- S3-lSlJUI'Y, M- BICSSICF, J. Cole. BOTTOM ROW: J. Chapin, J. Moeller, B. Sherhurne, G. Sellers, G. Barry, V. Kiser, E. McNaughton, R. Morrison, G. Henney, R. Sierer, The boys get a work-out. 68 H igh chool Track In the regular scheduled track meets this year, Fremont won two and lost one. We gained second place in both the Bi-County and Corner Confer- ence. Bobby Thomas was the individual hero who scored the most points. The team was hindered by bad weather, which prevented many practices. How- ever, Coach Harry Kelley and the team did an extremely good job, and the entire student body is proud of them. Congratulations on work well done. BACK ROW, left to right: B. Knauss, J. Hassett, L. Smart, J. Chapin, D. Firestone, M. Bressler, Mr Stafford FRONT ROW: M. Sellers, J. Newbauer, D. Firestone, D.Wyneken, L. McNaughton, J. Shupp. Junior High Track The V758 grade track team had a very good sea- son. although they were hindered by the loss of Joe Chapin. who. due to an electrical accident. could not participate in the yearis track activities. The team was disappointed when they lost the County Tourney: however, they won the majority of their meets. Mr. Kelley will he glad to have these fine Eighth grade boys on his high school track team. The hoys wait for thc gun TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Stafford, W. Reed, T. Middleton, B. Knauss, B. Gary, D. Hufnagle. BOTTOM ROW: D. Chard, P. Sher hume, L. Wisel, G. Sellers, J. Sommers, H. Parker. The Junior High boys warm up in practice. Will Bill at-1 the tip? Junior High Varsity The Junior High Varsity did an excellent job this year. Under the capable direction of Coach Maynard Stafford, the boys were taught team spirit and co- operation. Bill Knauss was the leading rebounder, with Douglas Hufnagle taking the honors as the teamfs leading scorer. The teamfs biggest thrill was a one point victory over a strong Garrett team. 'QQ' RK' it KW iv, TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Stafford, C. Chapin, J. Groshon, J. McCormick, L. Morrison, M. Richardson, J. Shupp, L. McNaughton, C. Sellers, S. Emerick, C. Henney, J. Sommers, D. Stauffer, S. Wyneken. Junior High Reserves The Junior High Reserve team had an extremely impressive record this year, and these boys should he a terrific asset for another winning Junior High Varsity team next year. The Junior High Reserve team is composed almost entirely of seventh grade boys, with the sixth grade having a team of their own. This team is also under the guidance of Mr. Stafford. R. Emerick tries for a free throw while the rest of the players observe. L. Morrison goes up for the rebound. N Q 4 Sefsww A i, 'lr' If M QTANDING. left to right: B. Champion, D, Hufnavlc, J. McCormic, C. Chapin, W. Reed. Mr. Stafford. U. Firestone, D.iChard, .l Newliaurr. C. Heuney, H. Parker. SEATED: A. Sommers. J. Snyder, R. Hutchins, L. Newhauer, P. Sherburnc. M. Sellers. l qornincr . J. Sliupp. L. lNIcNaught0n. R. Long. funior High Baseball The Fremont Junior High had a very good season this year. under the direction of Coach Maynard Stafford. The team won fl and lost 2, with Dale Chard doing the hulk of the pitching and Marshall Sellers winning the batting title with an amazing .705 average. The boys, only disappointment this year was losing the final game to Salem. This game went extra innings. and was a hard one to lose. but the defeat was taken honorably. These boys should he a valuable asset to Fremont in the future. M. Sellers. who had the highest batting average, is up at lvat. l NAUMI AMERMAN BS.. Ball State rIIt'3CllC1'S College. Mun eie. Inclianag Tri-State College. Angola. Inrliana. Grades I3 and al. PANSY ANSPAUGH BS.. IVI3Ill'll4:'Sl6IA College. North Man- chester. Indiana: Tri-State College. An- gola. Indiana. Crafle 5. Grade Faculty JUNE CRANIJALI, AB.. Hillsdale College. Hillsdale. Mielii- gan. Grades rl and 5. GRACE OHICRLIN HS.. Indiana University. Bloomington Indiana: D1-Pauw University. Green- castle. Indiana: Ball State Teachers Col- lege. lVluneie. Indiana: Butler Univer- sity. Inclianapolis. lncliana. Gracie l. GWEN COTNER BS.. Ball State Teachers College. Muneie. Indiana: St. Frances College for Womeli, Fort Vvayne. Indiana: lVI.S. in Efluf-ation t Elementary Print-ipalsliip l. University of Toledo, Toledo. Ohio. Crafle 6. 74 RUTH PIFKR Ball State Teachers Colle-gc. Muncie. Indiana: Tri-Slate College. Angola. ln- diana. Grade 2. EDITH POGOGK Central Michigan College. Mount l,l4'llS' ant, Michigan: Hillsdale College. Hills- dale, Michigan. Grades l and 2. MAME SCHMIEGE GTGCTQ HS.. Hillsdale College. Hillsdale. Michigan. Grade 'l. F aculty WINIFREIJ STEWART Manchester College. North Manchester. Indiana. Grade 3 HOWARD McDANlAl. BS., Ball State Teachers College. Mun- cie, Indiana: Defiance College. Defi- ance, Ohio. Vvork on M.S. Speech and Hearing Therapist. F 75 Ei hth Grade TOP ROW: J. Barron. R. Bird, W. Bradley, G. Champion, D. Chard, R. Chester, C. Cole, B. Densmore. SECOND ROW: J. Etheridge L. Fought, D. Firestom-, B. Gary, C. Glassley, J. Gleason, L. Hall, G. Hinman. THIRD ROW: B. Hoyer, D. Hufnagle, P. Jarrett, B. Knauss J. Im-kt-, L. Locke, K. Lamont, R. Long. FOURTH ROW: T. Middleton, H. Neeley, J. Newbauer, N. Newbauer, H. Parker, C. Peel, M Pvtras. W. Reed. 76 CLASS OFFICERS - left to right: D. Hufnagle, Student Councilg D. Chard, Presiclentg P. Jarrett, Vice Presiclentg K. Lamont, Sevretaryg C. Wells, Student Councilg J. Newbauer, Treasurer. Q6 . I . t . A, KK , EE TOP ROW: J. Rose, P. Sherburn, M. Shutts, N. Stettler, M. Summerlnt. S. Thomas, C. Wells, E. Winebrennvr. SECOND ROW: L. Wise-l D, Zimmerman, S. Zimmerman. 77 CLASS OFFICERS - left to right: P. White, Secretary, J. Luke, Treasurer, B. Oser, Student Councilg M. Sellers, Student Council, M. Ehr- hart, Vice Presidentg C. Henney, President. TOP ROW: J. Sommers, B. Sowles, D. Stauffer, J. Stroh, P. Way, A. Weber, M. White, P. White. BOTTOM ROW: L. Winebrenner, S. Wyneken. Not Pictured: J. Myers, M. Richardson, H. Winehrenner. 78 Seventh Grade Fl . Qmx ' X V I . l fr ' A 5. ' 1 xfp lv ll f sr .. 4 ,W - .mf - Xwi..l.. 'f Q R ' 1 R ' . l 9 mmA. e ' F., .,,,. . '00 Q . -:sf K . R :ff .. ' . I , . 8-, T 5 L. L Q fi Ei. :fl : 1 - :'3,L'u Aix, ' aw ,gl H . 1 Cf 1 5 : +-'FM wi TOP ROW: D. Aruolrl. Nl. Arnold. R. Burln, J. Caywood. K. Clark. C. Clay. K. Clontz, E. Cobb. SECOND ROW: G. Curllanrl, R. Ile-llvr N 1 M. Rhrlmrt. NI. lflrrlmart. Ifowrick, R. Cardinmnr. 5. Cary. J. Croslmon. THIRD ROW: C. Hull. S. Hall, ll. Hantz. J. Hanlz, l. Hassm-Il C. Hvnnvy. WV. jacolvs. ll. Kling. FOURTH ROW: J. Luke: J. lNluCorluz1vk. L. xTl'NHUgllllll1. I.. Morrison, N. N1-rlvlv. ll. Osvr. T. l'arlu'r, If Patlvrson, FIFTH ROW: H. Pvtrus. P. Sacllen. C. Saltison, R. Scllac-ffvr. K. Srllac-ff:-r. fll. Svllvrs. R. Shvllon. J. Sllupp. 79 ixth Grade xi f if W .L . RS-fri ... 'fx tl - ' . is nv 1' - ls E f.x.,tgl 'xg-EEZ' X 1' iv. A in W J' - i if fs. R? Z R i 'Zh i L f Haut, . , . .M f All f it at . S' A -Q I - , J .5 I L 's q 0 TOP ROW: B. Arnold. R. Baker, R. Blansit, S. Bolen, M. Boore, B. Champion, K. Chaney, C. Chapin. SECONDROW: D. Densmore, K. Drushal, D. Ernest, M. Fisher, L. Gardener, J. Gilchrist, M. Gleason, M. Greenamyer. THIRD ROW: J, Hantz, G. Harvey, R. Hutchins, J. Melchi, R. Miller, R. Moeller, J. Moffett, I.. Newhauer. FOURTH ROW: H. Oser, C. Peel, S. Pence, M. Petre, L. Reese, C. Ruhl, F. Sals- bury, A. Schihle. FIFTH ROW: D. Sherburne, W. Skelton, D. Smith, J. Snyder, J. Snyder, A. Somers, J. Walbolt, S. Weber, SIXTH ROW: B. Weller, R. White, J. Williams. 80 Fifth Grade i rf' x 1 TOP ROW: J. Antrup, L. Bird, N. Brown, D. Cobb, M. Crandall, R. Crawford, D. Fansler, D. Foglesong. SECOND ROW: C. Could, L Hinman, M. Huser, E. Marshall, M. Mick, M. Mick, R. Miller, C. Najm. THIRD ROW: M. O'Brien, B. Ostrum, J. Patterson, .B. Percy S. Rathbun, R. Shutts, J. Sierer, D. Sperry. FOURTH ROW: M. Thorp, T. Walter, R. Wilson, T. Zuber. Fifth Grade TOP ROW: R. Bradley, G. Burch, S. Chaney, D. Evans, R. Feller, T. Fraley, R. Fulton, C. Hall. SECOND ROW: D. Highee, M. Hufnagle M. Hufnagle, B. Huss, L. Huss, D. McCormack, D. Michael, B. Mingus. THIRD ROW: I. Moffett, A. Mounts, C. Patterson, S. Pence, R Petry, D. Smart, D. Straw, S. Vaughn. Not pictured: L. Divine. 82 Fourth Grade TOP ROW: T. Blansit, S. Brown, E. Clontz, K. Cole, J. Crawford, T. Fansler, L. Fink, C. Foulk. SECOND ROW: J. Frahm, B. Gleason D. Hall, R. Harvey, R. Keller, T. Melchi, A. Milleman, D. Moeller. THIRD ROW: R. Mounts, R. Neeley, J. Pence, S. Reed, C. Reese, L Roberts, B. Rosebrock, T. Ruhl. FOURTH ROW: L. Sachen, J. Shible, J. Shupp, J. Skelton, M. Straw, C. Stroh, A. Swift, D. Walters. 83 Third and Fourth Grade 933125, . M . A .... ff We l 3 i, as ' 1 .51 9 TOP ROW, left to right: H. Buwaldo, C. Clark, L. Carr, S. Gould, C. Harvey, R. Hufnagle, R. Kennedy, N. King. SECOND ROW: l... Newbauer, S. Parsons, M. Wilkinson, S. Worthington, G. Burch, S. Dotts, E. Firestone, S. Fraley. THIRD ROW: T. Gardiner, C. Hantz T. Hantz, E. Kirchen, J. Miller, P. Myers, J. Peel, D. Petras. FOURTH ROW: S. Rupp, P. Schaeffer, D. Short, M. Smith. Not Pictured: R. Parsons. 84 Third Grade 5 aged? QIK2. -L QI . i K swf, A g,A, Q,. i,x X 1 r ww n lf , ,Q . N... R 1 Zn' EH I , fy A W 1 W R 4 'imap K xx ,X B . ' Fl . K :S ml l it A if ' . . .... . rf it WSH . , ., . ff' ff' ' 4- . R . oi., TOP ROW: M. Antrup, L. Arnold, S. Berry, L. Blansit, K. Chaney, M. Chester, R. Divine, R. Dotts. SECOND ROW: A. Fansler, G Fink, M. Firestone, D. Foglesong, D. Fulton, J. Gilchrist, C. Hall, B. Hufnagle. THIRD ROW: J. Kirchen, M. McNeal, C. Michael, C Neeley, M. Newbauer, M. Norton, C. Parsons, S. Rathbun. FOURTH ROW: C. Schaeffer, C. Schaeffer, P. Sevits, K. Somers, P. Soule, M Steinbarger, L. Thomas, S. Vaughn. Not Pictured: V. Card. 85 Second Grade TOP ROW: B. Arnold, K. Bingaman, J. Boggs, L. Chester, O. Densmore, B. Fee, C. Feller, L. Fritz. SECOND ROW: L. Fritz K. Gard F. Gary, J. Gleason, s.H1nman, D. Hutchins, J. Laughlyn, N. Long. THIRD ROW: G. McNaughton, M. Mitchell, P Neutz, J. bsfmm K, Palmerton, C. Rosebrock, R. Schaeffer, D. Slayhaugh. FOURTH ROW: B. Smith, D. Sperry, J. Steinbarger, M. Teeters, D. Weicht: M Parshell, A. Middleton. Not Piotured: I. Brevine, B. Parsons, M. Short. 86 First and Second Grade -L K . ,- ...,, ., :,. I f . - 'lg lx K h ' f-X H . 'H 1 K 3 ff S S ' V ' - Z ff! . N N 'N : L- 'B R V li ' + ,,.. - - Q Q ' lv , , W kL,X V . K an 5 i si t , A r et- -if In V X K-.' if f X 4 fs riff'- I ' - TOP ROW: C. Bradley, L. Brown, A. Crawford, B. Fink, M. Fraley, R. Carr, R. Schaeffer, J. Straw. SECOND ROW: D. Sutton, T. Strc D. Zuber, D. Neeley. SECOND GRADE: C. Antrup, D. Drushal, A. Fink, N. Gardner. THIRD ROW: S. Gary, D. Hantz, K. Michael, Mingus, F. Ruhl, E. Sachen, B. Worthington. 87 First Grade i 3 TOP ROW: T. Arnold, D Baker, C. Becker H Buck, J. Chaney, H Chester C. Dens 0 C. F ll SE . , . . , m re, e er. COND ROW: A. Foulk, G. Foulk, R. Frltz, C. Frohnapfel S Gard, C. Hall, B Hi b E. H f l. T , . . g ee, u nage HIRD ROW: R. Kroll, C. Myers, E. Northam, P Parshell, R. Parsons R Peel, J. Rhodes M Robert. FOURTH ROW ' ' . , . s : M. Robertson, D. Sommers, S. Sperry, K. Straw, F. Strong, G. Wllkinson, S. Wllson, Worthint . N P' - ' g on ot lctured. D. Eddlngton. 88 Whoever You Are, Whatever You D0 VISTULA ADVERTISERS ANGOLA CLEANERS ANGOLA DAIRY QUEEN ANGOLA DRI GAS A 81 W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN CLAY'S COUNTRY COTTAGE DR. R. C. SNOOK DR. REED-DENTIST EATON SPRINGS TROUT CLUB FRAHM'S MARATHON SERVICE FREMONT EAGLE OFFICE FREMONT HATCHERY FREMONT RECREATION CLUB KINSEY CHEVROLET SALES KRATZ DRUG STORE LOIS GREENAMYER McBRIDE CLEANERS PETRAS BEACH 8: BAIT SUPPLIES RITTER 8: FERRY DRESS SHOP ROGER'S WREATH COMPANY SHEETS OIL COMPANY STROCK'S MEN'S 8: BOYS' WEAR TED HAND AND SON THE BOOTERY-ANGOLA VAUGHN'S DRY CLEANERS VELMA FORBES ARTIZIAN SHOP WALTER FORBES-INSURANCE CAFETERIA COOKS Bina DunIcIe AIice Breh Cora Mundy RuI'I1 Davis CongraI'uIa+ions Class of I959 BARRY'S FLORISTS A 5 Elmore Barry Phone Fremon'I 20I5 WALSTON BROTHERS SHELL STATION Angola, Indiana Phone 9I 78 . ...U e men y fore np,-' . ',..'........-...-...-.-........f.....', ...sn ' - o ',' R, .' ' Th F dl S ' WOLF'S GROCERY Gas - Groceries - Mears Lake George Phone Fremf. 3745 GAMBLE STORE Dale Pi'Fer Fremonl, Indiana HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE Builders - Decora'I'ors PURE OIL STATION r u n 496' E DQ 'o v' ff 4 uv, 05' Concrde Work Congrarulaies Fremoni, Indiana Phone 2542 Class of l959 If You Don'I Know Diamonds, Know Your Jeweler! Oxygen Equipped Ambulance 207 Norfh WesI' SIreeI' Angola, Indiana Phone 32I 90 TU'I'TLE'S JEWELRY ANGOLA, INDIANA CLARK'S Prescripiion Fremoni, Indiana DRUGS Phone 3225 LLOYD G. STRONG STEUBEN COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC SI'ores aI' BuIIdozing Fremon+, Pleasani' Lake, Orland, Helmer and Farm Drainage FASHION SHOE STORE R.R.I Phone Angola, Indiana R y, Indiana Fremonf 2660 Complimenis MILLPOND GROCERY of Gas and Groceries HOMER FOUNDRY Coldwafer, Michigan MR. AND MRS. VAN PELT Lake George, Indiana DON'S SHELL SERVICE KAY'S DRESSED POULTRY Angola, Indiana Phone I I9 9 I 5 Complimenfs of MuNDY'S 66 STATION Freemoni, Indiana Phone , 33 I 5 XX f X N I 5 2 .. -. 0 w 1 Q 'QI C'25'5:::.z:w ' f' NORTHERN INDIANA REAL ESTATE RANSBURG BRGTHERS Deparimeni' Sfore, Incorporafed PLEASANT LAKE, INDIANA Complimenfs fo Seniors of '59 LEILA'S BEAUTY SHOP 204 Norih S'l'ree'I' Fremonr, Indiana BeH'er Values aI' HADLEY'S 5 8I I0 FREMONT, INDIANA LAUER'S LOG GARAGE Wrecker Service Fremonf, Indiana Phone 3235 TEQBQQSPM EDDIE KLING PLASTERING MASON womc R. R. 2 Phone ANGOLA, INDIANA Angola 8006-L POTAWATOMI INN Polcagon Sfafe Park ANGOLA, INDIANA MITCHELL AND COMPANY GRAIN, seen, BUILDING MATERIAL, COAL Mon+gomery, Michigan Phone Cypress 6-206I For Fine Haircu+s BOYD'S BARBER SHOP Fremon+, Indiana BOOTS FARM SERWCE FREMONT LUMBER COMPANY 89 Dtzlg- WALTER MIMS.-Manager Phone Fremonf 2635 Angola, Indiana Phone 809J Congra+uIa+ions. Seniors WILDER 8: SANXTER FURNITURE Angola, Indiana Phone 246 M GARY'S SERV STANDARD FLEEJI S11-:TICN Every+hing for Ihe Office ANGOLA TYPEWRITER SALES 306 Wes? Maumee Sireei ANGOLA, INDIANA PHONE 730 SNYDER HOME SUPPLY CuIIigan Warer Sofiener Service Wesiinghouse and SIceIgas Appliances FREMONT, INDIANA X319 i i R E R R R R n 5? K ! V M1 1A1a2 A GAY'S SUPER MARKET Complete Line of Fancy Groceries and Quality Meats FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Fremonf, Indiana Phone 24 I 5 94 BEST BIW BEAM5 FURNITURE COVELLS IMPLEMENT AND Angola, Indiana FUNERAL SERVICE NORTON'S RADIO 81 TELEVISION SERVICE FREMONT, INDIANA PHONE 300I 95 . JOHNSON STOCKYARD Daily Livesioclr Marlcei' ANGOLA, INDIANA PHONE 593 SHUMAKER GARAGE General Overhaul RAY, INDIANA R.R. I CHAPINS DAIRY BAR AND RESTAURANT Hugh Chapin FremonI', Indiana BRESSLER'S HARDWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE - PAINT Fremonf, Indiana KEYES' BARBER SHOP Bud Keyes Bob Knisely FREMONT. INDIANA PHONE 2702 L. G. MAXTON Chevrolei' and Cadillac Sales ANGOLA, INDIANA HIGBEE'S WELDING SHOP Fremonf, Indiana Phone 2725 Complimenfs of STEUBEN COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION RAY MILLING COMPANY FEEDS - Fenrluzsns - seems Grinding and Feed Mixing Wi'Ih Molasses RAY, INDIANA PHONE Fremom' 2072 KURLY-O BEAUTY SHOP Clear Lake RAY, INDIANA PHONE Fremoni 3377 kk E. A. WHITE 8: SON Live and Dressed PouII'ry Fremoni, Indiana Phone 3905 DOVES BAKERY Homemade Bakery Goods FREMONT, INDIANA PHONE 233I 'LTRA in ENYIQGSI EcKMAN's -40UI Deparimenf S+ore . and If I-Newu Shoe Store Thanks for PaI'ronage FREMONT, INDIANA SOMMERS PLUMBING 81 HEATING FREMONT. INDIANA For HeaII'h's Sake, Roller Ska+e! aI' CRYSTAL ROLLER RINK Clear Lake RAY, INDIANA Phone Fremoni 2770 FREMONT STYLE SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-+o-Wear MRS. F. HARMAN Fremoni, Indiana Phone 46I5 VERA'S BEAUTY SHOP We Need Your Head in Our Business F1'emonI', Indiana Phone 42I5 CHARD IMPLEMENT CO. 206 Eas'I GaIe S+reeI' ANGOLA, INDIANA PHONE 659 AL LONSBURY GARAGE I Block OH U.S. 27 on Highway 827 ANGOLA. INDIANA PHONE 350 FIRST NATIONAL BANK E. B. McNaugh+on .AA..,.4..,...., Presiden+ Wayne SIdeI ....., ..,...... C ashier FREMONT HARDWARE E. B. McNAUGHTON VE-'ai QA f UTP If I AI? 'I Yi -f JY E1 Its -if fl' I S ' 1 ' Fremonf, Indiana FREMONT IMPLEMENT AND F. B. MCNAUGHTON OLDS I .Q X, Hi? wx ye: Q Q A i. . In B. .QF aw I -sw' 'NIQ x yi I sa era S ' '--mo, v uk' G Ic.I L Powell Robt E. Lee Your RepresenIa+ive 'For I'I1e FinesI' in Q CLASS RINGS Q INVITATIONS Q YEARBCOKS BALFOUR OF INDIANA A Division of L. G. 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