Fremont High School - Vistula Yearbook (Fremont, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

Table Of Contents iAdministration Faculty -15- Organizations -27- 1974 Fremont High School Vistula Today We Are Happy And Carefree ACAPULCO With The Experience Of The Past And The Security Of Today. 10 But Tomorrow It’s Frightening , |2I’« ■mi 0j m !6 7 8jl5 ijmmi raw i After Yesterday’s Knowledge Today’s Insights We Salute Mr. Max L. Mitchell Mr. Max L. Mitchell has devoted a large portion of his life to education, to our school, and to our students and it is because of this that we express our apprecia- tion in this VISTULA. He has used his patience and wisdom to put constructive ideas into the thought streams of the students which will surely appear in the actions of their future lives. Although he will no longer be our principal, we are fortunate that he will re- main in the school system where he can continue to increase the potential of every student he aids in any way. Mr. Mitchell leaves to us the heritage of fine example of character which we all can strive to emulate. 16 The Board of School Trustees were as follows: Mr Don Ireland. Mrs. Hildred Antrup. Mr. LaMar Emerick. Mr. Tom Spidel. Mr. Phillip Gay. Mr. Walter Mims, and Mr George Close. 17 Mrs Gerry Klein, secretary to the Superintendent, and Mrs. Kathy Crawford, school accountant. Board Of School Trustees S3 « 88 « Mrs. Mitchell High School Principal Mrs. Rathbun High School Secretary 18 “Every beauty and greatness in this world is created by a single thought or emotion inside man. Mr Baker-Fifth Grade Mr. Brown-Sixth Grade Miss Arnold-Second Grade Mr. Ballcnger-Physical Education % Mrs. Champion-Fourth Grade Everything we see today, made by past generations, was before its appearance, a thought in the mind of a man or an impulse in the heart of a woman.” Mrs. Baxla-Kindergarten Mrs. Crandall-Fifth Sixth Grade English Mrs. Eatinger-Third Grade 19 Mr. Goodwin-Sixth Grade Mrs. Gronski-Third Grade Mrs. Spade First Grade Miss Williamson-Art Miss Leland-First Grade Mr. Goodier. Speech Specialist, hides from the camera as Mrs. Michael. Miss Smith, and Miss Michael chat Mrs. Geneva Bookwalter-English Mr. Norman Carpenter-Music Mrs. Mary Catherine Crandall-Library Mr. Jim Dilbone-Social Studies Mrs Ann Elder-Physical Education Mr Ron Lenaburg-Mathematics Mr. Maurice Marshall-Agriculture Science Mrs Linda Shiffler-Music Art Mr. Fred Perry-Physical Education History Mr Maynard Stafford-Social Studies Mrs. Leta Sullms-Art Mr. Ron Vaughn-Industrial Arts Mrs Cherryl Cook; Mr. Marty Erlenbaugh; Miss Barbara Gould; and Mrs. Karyl Pcnix; Business Education department teachers and student teachers. Mrs. Carol Ullo-French Mrs. Peg Bledsoe - Business Education • student teacher TSC Special Help Came From Mrs. Joy Krug. Psychometrist Mr. Jay Goodicr. Speech and Hearing Therapist These Special People . . . Dr. Marvin Nafxigcr. Advisor Mrs Nancy Stafford. Elementary Aide 25 They Cook, Clean, And Drive For Us . Our drivers for the 1973-74 school year were: Mr. Hantz. Mr. Beams. Mr Huss. Mr Walter. Mr D. Smith. Mr Duncan. Mrs. Spidel. Mr. V. Smith, and Mr. R. Vaughn. High School cooks-Mrs. Hutchins and Mrs. Hankes Elementary cooks-Mrs. Gary and Mrs Sherburne 26 Elementary custodians-Mr. Mrs Ernie Forrester Our apologies to Mrs. Roxanne Morrison, high school cook; Mr. Del Stryker, high school day- custodian: and Mr Mrs. Delmar Dove, high school night-custodians, for not being pictured but not forgotten. 1 i ' V I 4-1 27 i Organizations High School Choir ROW 1 P Mounts. J. Crandall. N. Folkncr. C. Bristol. T Mims. L. Cran- dall. C Cooper. L. Palmerton. V. Beams. T. Sattison. S. Champion. N. White. C. Jehl. ROW2: L. Knisely. S. Hampshire. T. Steams, N. Antrup. K. Church. K Penner. V. Seigel. C. Wells. S. Curtland. S Swager. S. Peterson. Ms. Shiffler ROW 3: : L. Emerick. N. Welch. K Noragon. J. Cary. V. Budd. L. Slaybaugh. T. Vaughn. T Gaskill. D. Vaughn. S. Staf- ford. D. Dove. D. Lyons. ROW 4: E. Close. K. Hassett. K. Ireland. J. White. C. Bristol. S. Church. T. Bressler. B. Hansbarger. S. Sowles. K. Church. J. Emerick. D Ferguson. Senior Debbie Ferguson, di- rects the choir. Music is simple magic. A rhythm, a melody, a dash of a word . . . presto. It’s medicine for the soul, food for love, the essence of divinity, a reason for being. It can soar through an infinite range of ups and downs, strike a million disso- nant chords, and topple the strongest resistance. But for all its travels, however wide, however deep, it never forgets to make its sim- ple offering. Aren’t the notes printed big enough? Swing Choir ROW 1 Nedra Antrup. Susie Swager. ROW2: Steve Church. Sallie Stafford. Church. Karma Noragon. Debbie Vaughn. Ms. Shiffler. Debbie Lyons. Ted Book waiter. Carol Jehl. Linda Emerick; ROW 3: Craig Bristol. Kurt Valeric Beams. Joanna Emerick. Debbie Ferguson. Peggy Hare sings Billy Boy . Music And Fun Ah. for the sound of the marching feet of the school band. Yells from the band and cheerleaders support the team. 30 Everyone wants to lead a band, right Gary? Is it Mother Nature or Moses parting the Red Sea? Elementary Choir Select Choir ROW 1: N Presley. L Wall. ROW 2: P Miller, B Braun. E Miller. S Foster. S Marckel. J Champion. J Crawford. N Heckathom. ROW3 R Farmer. K. Quick. G. Huss. E Wortham. T Fleming. D Dilbone. J White. D Hassett. C. Creager. ROW 4 S Wise. L. Shively. T Eichler. B Boone. J. Wood. T Hufnagle. J. Gary. C. Smith. P Caswell. ROW 5: L. Petre. D Neely. K Landis, A Crawford. T Dominguez. D Fisher. L Ervin. K. Hansbarger 31 Spirit Block The Spirit Block was a comeback after a one year absence. It is credited with boosting the moral and pride of the school. Members made signs, acted out skits, and cheered the Eagles on to many a victory. They came to every football and basketball game in their Eagle sweatshirts to root. yell, and back the Eagle team win or lose. Drum Majorette D«bby Lyons High School Twirlers Ncdra Antrup Robin Hillard Jr High Choir And Band ROW D. Dodge. P Baker. J Bressler. K. Foster. J Davis. D. Curtland. C. Burlingame. C. Murray. E. Swager. V. Crandall. K. McConnel. ROW 2: J. Worthington. C. Klein. R Gaskill. K. Greenawalt. E. Boone. T. Hampshire. K Peterson. A. Gay. K. Pope. K Richey. Ms. Shiffler. ROW 3: S. Smith. B Budd. G. Scudder. C. Smith. M Laney. S. Becher, J. Etheridge. J Rodecap. K Wells. P Kaufman. ROW 4 C Van Wagoner. D. Cooper. D. Worthington. K. Snyder. K. Post. D. Spade. B. Collins. J Bock. M Wells. C. Alleshouse. ROW . K McConnel. C Murray. D Smith. K. Pope. P. Baker. P. Kaugman. C. Alleshouse. S Becher. V. Crandall. ROW 2: R Rowlsin. P. Meeks. T Murray. J. Bock. C. Klein. L. Birchfield. C. Smith. D Dodge. R Meeks. M Evans. A Gay. L. Burkhart, S. Simpson. T. Shively. W Ireland. B. Budd. ROW 3: C. Van Wagoner. L. Pinney. J. Etheridge. H Miller. S. Smith. G. Scudder. J. Rodecap. J. Van Gomple. K. Richey. J Bressler. G. Burch. Mr. Carpenter. A. Noyes. R Farmer. M. Laney. J Huss. D. Stafford. 34 Elementary Band ROW 1 Bonnie Jowsay. ROW 2 Kris Knapp. David Thomas. Craig Huss. Tammy Huf- nagle. Todd Martin. K C Etzler. Debbie Dilbone. Lori Smith ROW 3 Kenny Gary. Dianne Beadle Deanna Barrow. Angy Crawford. Laurie Shively. Jenny Gary. Lisa Simpson. Bridget Goodwin. Karen Hansbarger. Debbie Kessler The band is directed by Mr. Norman Carpenter. Many of the band students participated in the operetta. Tom Sawyer. 35 Drum majorette. Debbie Lyons, twirlers. Robin Hillard. Nedra Antrup. ROW . Valerie Beams. Jenneth Crandall. Susie Swager. Tonya Hillard. Kim Penner. Kathy Church. ROW 2: Scott Sowles. Kevin McCarthy. Lisa Knisely. Vicky Budd. Sallie Stafford. Tammy Sattison. Almeda Burch. ROW3: Chris Baker. Vicki Seigel. Vicki Shively. Kurt Church. Linda Emerick. Jon Close. Joanna Emerick. ROW 4 Steve Church. Kristie Ireland. Julie Cary. Eric Close. Stanley Michael. Ron Gary. Jerry Budd. ROW 5: Junior Gould. Tim Bressler. Todd Gaskill. Fred McConnell Eagles Take First At Auburn The Eagle Pep Band induces spirit and enthusiasm at pep sessions and ball games. Two of their favorite numbers are “Twenty-five or Six to Four” and “Everyday With You Girl”. The Marching Eagles provide the entertainment for the halftime show. In September A great many high school bands beat a great many drums. And the silences after their partings are very deep. Reed Whittemore. The 73-74 Eagle Band deserves much credit. At the Auburn Fair rain caused many bands to pack up and go home, but not Fremont. The Marching Eagles exhibited their talent and hard work to come out on top with a first place in the Class C Division. The band also participared in the LaGrange County Corn School Parade. Members of the band attended a game at Bowling Green to observe the practice and performance of the Bowling Green Band. The Eagle Band also added orchestral arrangements to two local school concerts and the graduation ceremonies The band's entertainment was much appreciated and enlightened the area residents. Marching Eagles Lettermen ROW I Stan White. Lowell Pocock. ROW 2. Randy Quick. Rod Morrison. ROW 3: Doug Smith. Ray Tredway. Mark Knisely. Ted Bookwalter. Jon Close. Mike Meeds. ROW 4 Jim Kumfer. Fred Vice. ROW 5: Denny Spidel. Kenny Parse� . ROW 6: Kim Quick. Greg Schumacher. ROW 7: Marrion Malone. Eric Close. Tom Smith. Todd Cary. Randy Roddy. Sam Barlow. Don Adams. Richard Pierce. Rick Steele. The advisor this year was Mr Roger Kin- dinger. Jim Kumfer i. tapped a member of the National Honor Society NHS ROW , Debb,e Vaughn. Robin Hillard. Vicki Shively. Karma Norgaon. ROW 2 Diane Smith. Robyn Bruns. Linda Emenck. Deb Ferguson. Kim Hassett. ROW 3 Fred Vice. Jim Kumfer. and Steve Church. The eleven new members of the Society are sworn in by the President. Karma Noragon. while parents and friends watch on the ceremony. Mr Mitchell speaks at the tapping ceremony. On the first day of spring eleven students were tapped into the National Honor Society. As is the procedure, the old members of the NHS tap the new members. Several speeches were given explaining NHS. Leadership, Scholarship. Character, and Service were explained by Vicki Shively. Deb Ferguson. Deb Vaughn, and Linda Emerick. The emblem, which is a torch, was explained by Diane Smith. The Yellow' Rose, which is the flower, was ex- plained by Kim Hassett. The history was given by Robin Hillard and Fred Vice gave the prayer. Karma Noragon was master of ceremonies and Mr. Marshall was the ad- visor overseeing the events. The guest speaker was Roger Barry whose advice was to do what you felt was right. S. Isenhower, K. Schaeffer. M. Preston. J. Kumfer, S. Church. K. Regadanz. S. Hampshire. D. Adams. T. Bookwalter. A. Becher. and L. Crandall were tapped as new members. 39 O.E.A. Girls Win Honors At Contest This year the Fremont OEA achieved ample success at contest. This year twenty of the members participated in the regional contest at Northrup Five of the mem- bers placed, they are. Robyn Bruns. Vicky Budd, Sandra Isenhower. Debbie Vaughn, and Linda Emercik. Sandra and Robyn went on to state. Office Education Association is an orgainzation designed to develop the members abilities and knowledge of the business world. They are fortunate in having one of the most well equipped business laboratories in the state. The business lab is set up like a real office and has modernistic facilities. This organization had the assistance of five sponsors. Ms. Cook. Ms. Gould, Ms. Penix, Ms. Bledsoe, and Mr. Erlenbaugh. 40 Future Homemakers Of America This year the FHA worked hard to earn money for their treasury. Two banquets were served the the FFA boys in which the girls bought the food, had it prepared, and served the courses. Tasty homemade baked goods provided an income of over thirty dollars because they were sold at the Halloween Carnival. The FHA club co-sponsored the Sweetheart Dance which is be- ing decorated in the above photo. The girls worked hard to put on a nice dance for the school with the Tri Hi Y. 41 Jenny puts up the final decoration. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Two Boys Selected For State Chorus. Mortician. Gerald McHatten was the guest speaker at the April banquet. Chris. Greg. Jeff, and David received second place at the Ed Adams. Leroy Huss. Steve Guard. Don Smith, and Dick Swanders Steuben Land Judging Contest. received letters of appreciation for their help throughout the year. 42 Darrel Antrup. Roger Arnold. George Cummings. Robert Hugnagle. and Jeff Burlingame received awards at the April banquet Richard Pierce. Tom Smith. David Smith. Greg Shively, and Chris Baker received Chapter Farmer Pins. Math Club Visits Museum Student Council Members of the Math Club took a trip to the Museum of Science and Industry at Chicago. One of the bigger accomplishments of the club was sending Robin Hillard, Deb Ferguson, Jon Close, and Don Adams to Math Contest at Tri State. Ted's favorite exhibit at the Museum was the large pendulum. The Student Council is designed to help the students at Fremont express their views to the administration. They also organize the Homecoming and the Halloween Carnival and decorate a Christmas tree for the school. 43 Canteen Workers The canteen workers are as follows: R TO L. S. Church. D Adams. L. Smith. R Hillard. C Baker. V. Shively. K Penner. J. White. T Mims. Emerick. D. Smith. K. Shaeffer. D. Vaughn. A. Becher. D. Smith. T. and S. Champion. Seven girls were utilized in the library this year. They aided the students in finding books and checking them out. Overdue books and library fines were handl- ed by these girls too. One of the hardest jobs is keeping the library in neat order. The library has been kept a studing environment for those who are willing to use the facilities in an orderly, peaceful manner. Librarians Workers in the canteen serve hungry students at noon everything from potato chips to ice cream. They also have sacrificed missing part of the Eagle ball games to wait on fans who need candy bars to boost their energy, of pop to soothe their hoarse throats, or popcorn to remedy their excitement. The canteen has been most sufficient in supplying anything the customers want with the exception of gum. This year as in others the canteen workers delighted in a three course meal at the Fireside Inn at Marshall. Michigan. They returned with filled stomachs and a nice memory of being a canteen worker. Librarians arc: BACK ROW Jenncth Crandall. Vicki Shively. Ms. Crandall. Debra Adams. Chris Wells. FRONT ROW; Sandra Isenhower and Vicky Seigel Nannette Folkner NOT PICTURED ROW 1 S. Hampshire. L Foster. J. Crandall. P Mounts. J. Hampshire. Penner. ROW 4 K Noragon. S Swager. R Hillard. V Budd. K R Eichler. ROW 2 L Crandall. S Stafford. C Cooper. L Gick. T Hassett. D Ferguson. V. Shively. Ms. Cook. Hillard. C. Bristol. ROW 3: N. Welch. K Regadanz. V. Beams. K A Senior Farewell Party and installation banquet finished out the year. In the upstairs room of the Redwood Chalet the Senior girls were delighted to find a coursage for each of them to match their dresses, as was the sponsor Ms. Cook. A smorgasboard-type meal was then served featuring turkey and ham as the main course. Following the satisfying meal, installation of officers took place with Karma Noragon handing down the gavel. New members received pins and the Seniors were presented with crosses. Speeches by the Seniors and Ms. Cook brought about a feeling of sincere friendship and love between all the girls. The organization of the first Hobo Dance is credited to the Tri Hi Y They also sponsored the Sweetheart Dance On the day of the Hobo Dance it appears that the girls can’t have the gym to decorate. 45 The Club Du Franqais has done a tremendous job of bringing French culture to Fremont High School. They have brought to the students the rich pasteries of old France in the style of a cafe complete with French music. The first French Day was a big success and was enjoyed by all. Club Du Frangais Many students enjoyed the delicious pasteries at the French Cafe. The French and Latin Clubs celebrated Christmas together by caroling to the area residents. Afterwards the two clubs had separate parties. 46 Ms. Carol Ullo aided the club with her experiences from liv- ing in France for a period of time. The Latin Club under the sponsorship of Ms Bette Lenaburg, enters into the joyous celebration of the Roman Banquet with food ranging from turkey and ham to cups of nector. All these things were served by an abundant supply of slaves. Junior Classical League Saturnalia, the Roman Christmas was celebrated with the exchange of Roman myth symbols. Roman banquet is the annual climax of the year for the JCL. A fiesta type feeling revolved around the theme of “Roman Holidays”. Columns, slaves, and a pool provided a dash of old Rome culture. The banquet consisted of Roman games, a slave auction, and the four- course dinner which was served by the slaves. Roman costumes were worn by both slaves and masters. All the events were overseen by this years royalty; Queen Jenny Crandall and King Chris Baker. Two of their activities which were profitable to others were cleaning the streets of town and being foster parents to an orphan. Kim and Bridget are the slaves of Tony and Jeff and they must do everything their masters order them to do. 47 Crew Club Displays Artistic Talent Displays by the Crew Club showed the talent of many of the students at Fre- mont in the field of art. The Crew Club sets up a display of their work, under Ms. Sullins, in the gym. to be open to the public. Senior float, Our Goal . Nothing Like Ut Ever Was Junior float. “Rake ’em Under. Smoke 'em Out . Sophomore float. 1973 Homecoming Candidates The Homecoming plans and festivities payed off and proved to be an eminence accomplishment. During the week various activities spon- sored by the cheerleaders were enacted. Everyday for the week the football players could come to school and expect a little suprise in their locker. It was anything from bubble gum to good luck signs. The even- ing before the big game the school had its first powder puff football game in which the cheerleaders tangled with the pep club team. Both teams tried extremely hard but the cheerleaders came out on top with a shut out victory. After the game the annual bonfire was lit. The highlight of the bonfire was when the cheerleaders led spirited backers in raising cheers and chants for the players. The night of the Homecom- ing game started with a parade of floats and candidates to the football field. The game proved to be a success as the Eagles defeated the Edon Bombers 8 to 6. Another highlight was at halftime when the reigning queen. Robin Brown, crowned Susie Swager as the new homecoming queen. The following evening a dance was held to celebrate the homecoming victory. Senior candidate Susie Swager with escort Stan White. 1972 Queen Robin Brown with escort Chuck Northam. Junior candidate Sherie Hampshire with escort Mark Knisely. Everyone came to see the hot pot. The candidates anxiously await the crowning. 1973 Homecoming Queen Freshman candidate Renee Eichler with escort Todd Gaskill. 52 Xu Jinn C, reayt er burned Sbee benSef WiL % ove JCim J4aAAetl Jim J4arlman Sa ndru Kt napp Jucli - J4awh in A t obin JiiftarJ Robert J-JaAAett Vuln SI, ive Surry ! eeSe 2)ouo Smith £ve(yn Roberts jCois Schaeffer 2 iune Smith St way er r c A jury omm ers S)u ie Si wa J ennis Spidef flUe Oe ear ne ¥ JU u w Valedictorian Robin Hillard Class Motto True wisdom lies in gathering the precious moments in each day as it comes. Salutatorian Deb Ferguson Don Adams Pat Alleshouse Vince Anderson Anna Arnold Sam Barlow Anita Becher Chuck Benz Ken Binkley Ted Bookwalter John Bryan Todd Cary Kurt Church Jon Close Mari Collins Lori Crandall Tom Etheridge Bill Fetter Craig Fisher Treena Forrester Greg Foulk Penney Gaskill Michele Gatke Sam Guthrie Sherie Hampshire Pat Hanchar Nancy Hancock Rod Hantz Kristie Ireland Sandra Isenhower Roy Jolly Debbie Jowsay Julie Kaufman Mark Knisely Mike Kunce Dawn Martin Mike Meeks Steve Meeks Alan Mertz Cindy Moore Randy Moser Neil Michael Scott Mingus Dan Minster Penny Parker Jeff Phillips Mark Preston Kay Regadanz Randy Roddy Kathy Schaeffer Steve Shively Diane Simpson David Smith Tim Smith Tammy Stearns Jill Stewart Steve Swander Mike Thatcher Sherry Thatcher Nicki Welch Kathy Weller Christine Wells Marcella Wortham Melissa Vice Chris Baker Teri Barrow Valerie Beams Gary Billings Dick Birchfield Bryan Braun Tim Bressler Kathy Bristol Rodell Brown Steve Bruns Jeff Burlingame Julie Cary Susie Champion Billie Cleverly Patti Colby Cathy Cooper Jenny Crandall Dale Creager Vicki Davis Linda Day Linda Diehl Debbie Dove Kim Euler Steve Fisher Lori Foster Nanette Foulkner Daniel Frasier Dennis Frasier Junior Gould Joe Haines Mark Hankes Bryan Hansbarger Dawn Hassett Kris Heide Rod Hicks Carol Jehl Kathy Lyons Dick Markel John McBride Kevin McCarthy Fred McConnell Teri Mins Kenny Parsell Kim Penner Rod Peterson Phyllis Pierce Richard Pierce Kim Quick Jeff Schaeffer Kevin Schorey Greg Schumacher Vicky Siegel Greg Shively Sandy Smith Tom Smith Ardis Sommers Mark Sommers Sallie Stafford Rick Steele Greg Stroh Patti StulU Tony Vaughn Cindy Vice Pete Walchle John White Dia Wilson Jeff Whyn Karen Boone 69 Ken Adams Jay Cary James Doty Lonnie Davis Loraine Albertson Kathy Church Bonnie Diehl Todd Gaskill Vicki Anderson Eric Close Renee Eichler Mike Gatke Darell Antrup Jon Colby Joann Emerick Susan Gatke Roger Arnold George Cummings Neal Fansler Lora Gick Kathy Church Susan Curtland Tom Fisher Gary Griffith Jerry Budd Martha Creager Vicki Forrester Jeana Hampshire Almeda Burch Lonnie Davis Dola Foster George Hefley Tonya Hillard Kim Jones Clayton Munger Lori Palmerton Tammy Siegel Sallie Simpson Lisa Knisely Julie Lawson Sue Peterson Barb Parrish Steve Simpson Linda Slaybaugh Marion Malone Troy Malone Bill Regadanz Kim Rose Scott Sowle Rod Steele Stan Michael Pat Mounts Tammy Sattison Irean Sickels Dawn Stultz Bridgettc Teamey 71 Cindy Alleshouse Cathy Anderson Dale Arnold Pam Baker Sandy Becher Linda Birchfield Jeri Bock Jed Bressler Bonnie Budd Gale Burch Craig Burlingame David Champion Gary Champion Brett Collins Debbie Cooper Andra Crawford Bryan Davis Alan Day A1 Dominguez William Eatinger Dave Eichler Joan Ethridge Kelly Euler Mike Evans Arlin Gibson Ed Griffiths Steve Hankes Alan Hansbarger Chris Hassett Forrest Hicks Shena Hillard Tim Hufnagle Jeff Huss Ward Jolly Patty Kaufman Colleen Klein Mark Laney David Lyons Mike Markel Roger Meeks Dale Mowry Kristy Murry Barb Nichole Tony Osborn Cheri Parsell Scott Penner Kathy Pope Kevin Post Joel Quick Judy Rodecap Harold Sattison Gen Scudder Don Sickles Randy Simpson Sherry Smith Mike Stulu Marilyn Wells Sharon Smith Joel VanGompel Jim White Kevin Snyder Linda Wagner Leslie Wilson Diane Spade Jim Wall Debbie Worthington David Stafford Kathy Wells Julie Worthington Tandy Shively Debbie Smith Chris Snyder Jeff Souder Eva Swager Jeff Thomas Ryan Tuttle Carol Wagner Roger Westfall Mark White Brenda Braun UL M K 2 s Liz Boone Steve Brawn Kennith Bryan Lori Berkhart Vicky Crandall Roger Creager Louella Cummings Dean Curtland Jeff Davis Scott Davis Cheryl Day Dave Dodge Robin Farmer Kim Foster Tim Foulk Randy Gaskill Andy Gay Mark Gatke Kevin Greenawalt Tereasa Hampshire Judy Hufnagle Wesley Ireland David Jones Debra Kaltz Robert Kessler KellyT-ittle Barry McClanahan Karen McConnell Phyllis Meeks Henery Miller Allan Noyes Kim Parsons Keith Peterson Kelly Petre Terry Murray Laurie Pinney Doug Pope Mary Quick Ronda Rawlison Donnie Schaeffer 6th Grade Tom Adams Kem Antrup Deanna Barrow Diana Barrow David Barry Diane Beadle Christy Benz Lisa Brandon Ronald Brown Philip Caswell Tim Coburn Todd Collins Angy Crawford Brian Crawford Lacey Davis Susie Day Karen Diehl Debbie Dilbone Robert Dominquez Lisa Ervin Reba Farmer Della Fisher Todd Fisher Stewart Forrester George Faulkner Debbie Fraiser Ken Gary Jim Gatke Brad Gay Greg Gick Bridget Goodwin Karen Hansbarger Teresa Hardiek Bev Hassett Kent Herber Kevin Herber Ronald Huscher Craig Huss Brian Johnson Bonnie Jowsay Debbie Kessler Kriss Knapp Nathan Landis Tim Lyons Jodi Miller Lisa Mounts Marsha Munger Michelle Nall Sheryl Penner Bob Presley Bill Richey Kevin Robinson Tammy Robinson Nancy Rodccap Todd Rose Mike Sapp Jay Sattison Steve Schorey Linda Schumacher Steve Siegel Lisa Simpson Lori Smith Jaymie Sulims Kim Sutton Tim Swager David Thomas Brian Welch John White Risa Beams John Blotter Bonni Boone Bobbie Braun Julie Buntain Jim Burkhart Jerry Champion Marc Curtland Jeff Crawford Carol Creager William Davis Earl Diehl Tina Dominguez Tracy Eichler K C Etzler Curtis Fisher Taya Fleming Dinah Fostor Rochelle Foster Sam Forrester Dean Fuller Jenny Gary Tony Gleason Darleana Hampshire David Hassett Natalie Heckathom Tammy Hufnagle Ginger Huss Susan Hutchins Gary Johnson Michael Kaufman Tammy Kroll Kevin Landis Jeff Lewis Daniel Little Tracy Manero Scott Marckel Todd Martin Edith Miller Patricia Miller Dwayne Neely Julie Noyes Lori Petre Nikki Presley Kandi Quick Mary Richey Tracey Rose Keith Roddy Mike Schorey Laurie Schively Andy Siegel Cheri Smith David Smith Kent Snyder Brenda Sommers Jeffrey Sommers Jeff Sullins Lee Swager Danny Thomas Lori Wall Glenn Wells Jenny White Mary White Dale Winebrenner Sheri Wise Janette Wood Eddie Wortham Kelly Young Ginny Anspaugh Paul Baker Karen Beadle David Binkley Randy Blotter Cindy Bradley Ronald Bradshaw Scott Bryan Sheila Brintain Mori Church Lisa Cope Randall Davis Gary Diehl Larry Diehl Cheri Elston Barry English John Etheridge Tracy Feller Melissa Fisher Robert Fisher Rodney Freeburn Angie Gaskill David Hardiek John Harris Ralynn Heckathorn Greg Henderson Michael Howard Dennis Jackson Jim Jackson Kevin Kane Jeff Kessler John Knapp Michael Lanning Debby Lee Christi Oldsen Lisa Mangus Grade Erin McCarthy Phyllis McConnell Micheala McCord Jamie Mitchell Chrissy Parks Brad Pope Ronye Presley Deanna Rathbun Kelly Robinson Peggy Robinson Julie Ross Randy Shelton Letha Shutts Brian Smart Patty Smith Rene Sauder Sandy Stafford Eddie Steams Donna Takacs Danny Thomas Alice Wall Loretta Wine Tammy Wisel Kim Wood Monte Yarger John Barbre Andy Barry Gina Becher Mystie Blotter Christine Bouma Randy Bradley Chris Bressler Bobby Bristle Lynette Bristle Ricky Bristle Ronald Brackhaus Brenda Burch Gena Burch Craig Carr Alicia Caswell Kelly Champion Mark Church Nancy Crandall Lori Curtland Jobi Deardorff Pam Dominguez Billy Elston Jodi Firestone LeRoy Firestone Bart Forrester Terry Gary Tammy Greenslade Dawn Grepke 79 Kathy Haines Robby Hamilton Sandy Harper Brian Laughlin Sue Laughlin Tom Lantz Billy Ireland John Holliday Jim Henderson Debbie Hedges Tammy Lewis Jamie Mamero Kaye Meeks Lucile Miller Jeff Mitchell Steven Mitchell Eric Radcliffe Wendy Ringler Roger Roddy Renee Rowlinson Ellen Sattison Jonathon Schuck Barbie Shaw Jeff Shively Tommy Simpson Kim Sniadecki Monte Souder Steve Sommers Tom Spidel Chris Sullins Debbie Summerlott Debbie Thomas Leslie Tatro Susie Wall Molly Wehrenberg Becky Wills Jim Wilson Teresa Wisel Lori Yarger Frankie Anspaugh Jane Anspaugh Mike Beams Todd Bird Tedd Blotter Mark Boone Amy Boots Mindy Bristle Melody Bryan Cathy Burke Joey Champion Kim Conforto Connie Cummings Eric Davis Jeff Dilbone Jim Dilbone Sheryl Durnall Dannell Eader Andrea Eatinger Mike Eatinger Scott Feller Todd Firestone Jami Fleming Shane Fleming Tina Fisher Ron Gould Kim Harris Julie Head Mark Hennesseey Rod Higbee Lurleen Higley Jerry Holliday Robin Huss Jim Jackson Tina Johnstone Angela Knauss Todd Kauhn Rhealynn Landis Mark Lanning Patty Leland Cathy Parks Lauri Parrish Barbara Ross Jeff Ross Bruce Sattison Deanna Shaw Christine Shuck Teresa Smith Nancy Spade Darell Sump Kathy Sutton Andy Taner Meg VanGompel Kathy Verity Jon Vice Aaron Vierling Sally Wehrenberg Debbie White Jill Wilder Tim White David Wisel Sheryl Wynn Shirley Adams Connie Atkins Tim Barry Kris Bloom Marianne Boots Nayal Chiddister Robert Clark Robbie Cody Sheila Cope Colisa Davis Jodi Davis 81 Debby Dirr Ronda Fisher Tracy Forrester Sonia Freeburn Tonia Freeburn Wendy Gay Johnny Gleason Fred Gould Derrick Hall Becky Hardiek Melissa Harman Lisa Hedges Jimmy Hennessey Mike Herndon Mark Higbee Mike Hostetler Jamie Howard Robby Jowsay Stacey Kirven Robin Klink Steve Landis LeAnn Lantz Tami Laughlin Karen Lee Lisa Lee Gail Lusk Stacy Mitchell Jimmy Musser Julie Musser Brad Noyes Mindie Rathbun Lisa O’Brien Jenny Parker Teresa Ringler Dan Robinson Pam Rubley Terry Shaw Chip Smith Bruce Stonestreet Becky Stout Debbie Sump Harole Swander Pam Throop Tammy Wall Angie Walter Kathy Young Angie Ballenger Chris Bird Julie Barry Chris Belpasso Ryan Bradshaw Sandy Burke Sean Champion Kindergarten Matt Cope Sally Copron Paula Didrick Terri Fleming Tony Gay Terry Grepke Larry Haines Jody Hancock Fred Hants Holly Hamilton Cheryl Henderson Sherrie Hinman Brian Howe Shelly Hufnagle Ronda Jackson Florence Johnstone Becky Kelsey Cindy Lee Peggy Lee Mike McBride Todd McCord Jeff Mounts Mike Neely Chris Newbauer Kyle Parker Kevin Petre Nikki Pierre Susie Pinney Ernie Radcliffe Tony Ringler Barney Ross Andy Sheets Jay Smith Pat Smith Shelia Smith Sarah Stout Chris Sullins Diane Summerlott Dawn Sump Mark Takacs Tony Taner Cathy Tatro Megan Teamey Shirley Wehrenberg Jimmy Wilder Robert Wilson Lida Young ctivities Assemblies 10 to 20 was a program made up of songs and skits written by people between the ages of 10 and 20. The Youth For Christ singers from Auburn performed pop music They were one of the most popular assembly due to Sonny, one of the members of the group. Les Walthens and his family executed un- believeable physical feats. Ion Jamie Gregor Macgregor sang and told the student body about his country. Scotland. Rosto the Juggler provided entertain ment in his Holland manner of juggling The Army Band played music from the fifties to the seventies They also talked to the Eagle Band about joining the Army Band This volleyball exhibition showed students the technics used in the sport of volleyball Two exhibition games were played and students picked sides to root for them to win. 85 Halloween Carnival As people began filtering in. the 33 booths became busy. The booths ranged from the Fish Pond to the football toss to the French pasteries booth. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the new royalty The evening ended with happy people leaving with armfuls of prizes. Athletic Director. Mr. Dilbone. awaits his dunking. Vicki Shively and Robert Book Srs Nicki Welch and Randy Roddy. Jrs. Patti Colby and Tom Smith. Sophs. Nannette White and Scott Sowles. Frosh. Cheri Parsell and Harold Sattison. 8th. Queen Nicki Welch. King Robert Book. Prince Harold Sattison. Princess Cheri Parsell. Kim Foster and Randy Gaskill. 7th. Come on Mary Jane. Hubert Farrclly? Chris Wells as Dean of the girls school. Where's the line? Stuck Pot Big Success Dean Louise Taggert .............................Chris Wells Tam Stearns sub. Grace Sedgewick ................................Kay Regadanz Willard Sedgewick ........................................Ted Bookwalter Alice Ann Sedgewick ...................................Sherie Hampshire Mary Jane Thompkins............................Lori Crandall Gail Treat.......................................Nicki Welch Kay Emerson.............................................Julie Kaufman Dr. Jacoby ......................................David Smith Amy Caldwell ..............................Marcella Wortham Lucile Coulter ..............................Treena Forrester Edward Mott....................................Kurt Church Hubert Farrelly...................................Mike Kunce Grant Weston .............................................J°n Close Other Actress’ and Actors........................Cindy Moore Mari Collins. Kathy Weller. Anita Becher. Mellisa Vice, San- dra Isenhower. Debbie Jowsay, Don Adams. Mark Knisely, Todd Cary. Steve Meeks, Diane Simpson. Sherry Thatcher, Mike Meeks. Pat Alleshouse. Prompters......................Nancy Hancock Anna Arnold Lights............................................Alan Mertz Stage Crew ......................Ron Parrish Steve Meeks Make-up.......................................Kathy Schaffer Pat Hanchar. Dawn Martin, Penny Parker, Jill Stewart The Junior Class wishes to thank Ms. Ullo for her help in putting on the “Stuck Pot . The Junior Play this year was entitled the “Stuck Pot”. It depicts the story of a neighboring girls school, Worthington Womens Academy, and a boys school. Jason. Each school is getting up a pot to be given to the person who gets stuck with the worst date. The results are hilarious since everyone wants the money. Sherie Hampshire and Kurt Church carry the two starring roles. Ms. Carol Ullo directed this production which helped the Junior Class earn money for their treasury. Junior Play Cast Spirit Of Youth The gymnasium wore the apparel of a summer garden, dressed in a cascade of pink roses and snowy colored doves. A starry sky overhead hovered over a spurting fountain of blue, as goldfish gently splashed below. Following the Prom there was free bowl- ing at the Angola Bowl til 3:00 am. at which time an After-prom Dance was held at the Holiday Inn Bam till 6:00 am. The band at the barn was Ligtail Road. The Juniors work hard on the Prom decorations. Dee Densel with escort Tom Billings. Robin Brown with escort Chuck Northam. 1973 Prom Queen Mary Farver. Karma Noragon with escort Mike Sellers. Deb Ferguson with escort Terry Williams. 1974 Prom Queen Dee Densel was presented a The queen and her escort dance the royal- bouquet of pink roses and blue carnations. ty dance. Sweetheart Dance Part of the dance was time shared with groups of friends. The Tri Hi Y and FHA girls create a mood in the gymnasium. «illi a trUai. During the band's break, socializing took place. The ice was broken and couples cluttered the floor ‘Black Hawk Road , provided the music. The group is led by John Day Formals and suit jackets, corsages and boutonieres. and candlelite tables set the romantic mood for the evening of the annual Sweetheart Dance. The custom of the dance is for the girls to ask guys, and this custom was carried out. The lights were dimmed and couples gradually made their way to the dance floor as “Black Hawk Road began to play the first song of the night. This years theme. Everything Is Sweeter When Shared With A Friend was carried out in reds and pinks. Hearts and cupids were sprinkled throughout the rosey colored atmosphere. Cookies and punch were served as refreshments. During the bands break, the crowning of the new royalty took place. Members of the court were: Junior. Lori Crandall with escort Jon Close; Sophomores. Jenneth Crandall with escort Tony Vaughn; Freshman. Joanna Emerick with escort Stanley Michael. Candidates for queen were: Linda Emerick with escort Gene Force; Kim Hassett with escort Terry Williams; and Vicki Shively with escort David Foster. The drum roll began and Becky Sutton crowned Kim the new queen. Kim s escort and future husband then danced the royalty dance with her. As the clock neared eleven, the band played Higher as the re- quested last song. 89 Elementary Presents Tom Sawyer Belinda Brenda Sommers Aunt Polly Dianne Beadle Tom Sawyer David Barry Sid Kent Snyder Joe Harper Jeff Crawford Jim Jay Sattison Ben Rogers Bob Presley Billy Fisher Jim Burkhart Johnny Miller Tracey Rose Alfred Temple Jeff Sullins Mary Christy Benz Huckleberry Finn David Hassett Becky Thatcher Linda Schumacher Reverend Walters John White Amy Lawrence Jenny White Judge Thatcher Andy Seigel Maid Reba Farmer Village Girls Risa Beams Taya Fleming. Darleana Hampshire. Julie Noyes. Laurie Shively. Lori Smith. Bobbi Braun. Tracy Eichler. Deb Dilbone Old Men Kris Knapp Mike Sapp, and Brian Welch Skeletons Patricia Miller Angy Crawford. Marsha Munger. Boom Boone Injun Joe Tim Swager Muff Potter Ronald Huscher Doc Robinson Jeff Lewis Pard Jerry Champion Widow Douglas Edith Miller Stage Crew Lacey Davis Steve Seigel. John White. Todd Collins Becky and Tom explore the cave together. Tom Sawyer was directed by Ms. Fox. Ms. Crandall, and Ms Smith. The pianist was Ms Baker and the exceptional work on the set was super vised and aided by Ms Williamson 90 Eagles Finish On Winning Side Coaches: Ballinger. Kindinger. Gilbert, and Head Coach Dilbone. FRONT: Ray Treadway, manager. Sam Barlow. Randy Quick. Dennis Spidel. George Doty. Robert Book. Terry Smith. Lowell Pocock. Todd Cary. Marty Quick, manager MIDDLE: Mike Meeks. Jeff Burlingame. Greg Stroh. Randy Roddy. Rick Steele. Tony Vaughn. Tim Tearney. Jon Close. Greg Schumacher. BACK: Kim Quick. Rod Steele. Jay Cary. Brian Hansbarger. George Heflcy. Eric Close. Clayton Munger. Mike Gatke. Ken Parsell. Eagles Finish Over .500 Mark Two Years In A Row The Fremont Eagle Football team, under the fine leadership of Coach Jim Dilbone was assisted by Coaches Ballinger. Gilbert, and Kindinger, rounding out an excep- tional coaching staff. The team was strengthened by 6 seniors. Three of the seniors. Robert Book, George Doty, and Dennis Spidel made all conference honors. Mike Meeks, a hard working junior, also achieved all conference status. The remaining seniors, Lowell Pocock. Randy Quick, and Terry Smith, worked hard in aiding the team to achieve their record. The conference was relatively balanced this year, as every team experienced at least one loss through the process of the year. The Eagles finished their conference record with three wins and two losses, ending up third in the conference. One of the highlights of the year was the Homecoming victory. The gridders of Fremont took a close 8-6 win from Edon of Ohio. The team contained many younger members, including their sophomore quarterback Greg Schumacher. Even with the loss of six talented seniors, the future of the program is very bright. 92 This it the man. Coach Dilbone. that brought the Eagles from a losing team, to two consecutive winning seasons. The 1974 season looks very bright, as there are several returning letter men. The Eagles were quarterbacked by Greg Schumacher. Greg prepares to move the Eagles downfield on an aerial. RIGHT: Randy Quick, a senior running back, cuts around the end for a gain against Howe Military. Although Randy didn t receive all conference honors, he was very valuable to the team. Mike Meeks, number 51. chases a Prairie Heights Panther. Mike was the only junior to achieve all conference status. BELOW: Dennis Spidel. all conference selection, runs the kick-off back for a touchdown against Howe Military. Junior High Takes N.E.C.C. Playoff The Conference Champions, coached by Mr Robert Head and Mr. Larry Jones are: LEFT TO RIGHT; Chris Snyder. Mike Stultz. David Pope. Dave Eichler. Craig Burlingame. Scott Grecnawalt. Mark Gatke SECOND ROW A1 Doninguez. Jeff Huss. Kevin Snyder. Mike White. Harold Sattison. Andy Gay. David Lyons. David Dodge. Mike Evans. LAST ROW: Coach Jones. David Brown. Kevin Post. Ed Griffith. Tim Hufnagle. Brett Collins. Roger Meeks. Mark White. Scott Davis, and Coach Head. Congratulations to the Junior High Football Coaching staff on their most rewarding season ever as they captured the newly-formed N.E.C.C. Junior High Conference football league. The team was a very tightly molded group as they held together in many tough games. The season was climaxed as the Junior Eagles defeated a tough Central Noble squad in an ex- citing ball game. The addition of these fine boys to the high school squad will be a very welcome addition in years to come. Mr Max Mitchell, principal, presents the NECC trophy to the coaches. Bob Head. LEFT: Larry Jones. RIGHT. 95 1974 Eagle Basketball team consisted of (LEFT TO RIGHT) Rick Steele. Greg Schumacher. George Doty. Randy Quick. Doug Smith. Lowell Pocock. Kenny Parsell. Mark Knisely. Jim Kumfer. and Stan White. CENTER BACK Fred Vice and Ted Book waiter. Varsity Basketball Full body block doesn’t stop Jim Our All-State Team Member. Stan White The 1974 Eagle basketball team finished the 73- 74 season with a 10-10 record. This was the first time in several years the basketball program has balanced the win-loss column. The Eagles were coached by Fred Perry, in his third year at Fremont. The team started the season off by defeating rival Prairie Heights, 92-72, only to lose the game on a forfeit. Had the win been counted, the Varsity team would have finished the Conference 4-2. During the season, they defeated con- ference rival Westview, something never previously done by Fremont. Then the final game of the season, we bowed out of the sectional to Angola. After giving the Hornets a substantial lead at the half, the Eagles worked hard to close the point margin. After tighten- ing up on defense, the Eagles went to the basket more frequently, and attempted to make the larger size Hornet team commit errors. A long, last shot could only pull the Fremont Eagles to within three points, and the season for the team was ended. Senior Doug Smith runs up against Hamilton man Eagles Continue Success School And Community Support Helps Eagles To .500 Season Junior Jon Close shoots for two Action under the basket at Prairie Heights. The Junior Varsity basketball team was made up of the following men: LEFT TO RIGHT. Billy Regadanz. Rich Pierce. Tom Etheridge. George Hefley. Todd Cary. Steve Meeks. Rod Peterson. Jon Close. Jeff Burlingame, and Tony Vaughn asketball Freshmen team for the 1973-74 season included: Ken Adams. Billy Regadanz. Scott Sowle. Jamie Doty. Marrion Malone. George Hcfley. Jay Cary. Eric Close. Todd Gaskill. John Colby, and Jerry Budd Coach for the team was Roger Kindinger Gaskill whips a pass to Kevin Greenawalt. Randy Gaskill makes a quick cut to the basket. The 8th grade team, coached by David Ballenger. consis- ted of the following: ROW 1 - David Eichler. Dale Mow- ry. Kevin Snyder. Mike Evans. Harold Sattison. and Craig Burlingame; ROW 2 - Coach Ballenger. A1 Dom- mgez. Tim Hufnagle. Roger Meeks. David Stafford. Brett Collins, and Jeff Huss. The 7th Grade team this year lead by Coach Robert Head included the follow- ing boys: ROW I - David Dodge. Jeff Davis. Chris Snyder. Ryan Tuttle. Tim Foulk. Doug Pope; ROW 2 - Coach Head. Wesley Ireland. Marty Quick. Steve Brown. Scott Davis. Kevin Greenawalt. and Randy Gaskill. Chris Snyder shoots for two. 101 74 Cindermen Set Records Mike Meeks showed his expertise in highs and lows Mike Tearney and Don Adams competed year-long in the two-mile The 1974 Trackmen came a long way from years past. Instead of being blown off the cinders, they have been in contention in every meet they ran. Mike Meeks, this year s MVP. set a new school record in the Pole Vault at 12 9'. Mike also continually dominated both the low and high hurdles. Mike set a new Lakeland Invitational Pole Vault, and qualified for the IHSAA Track Sectional. Mike Tearney and Jon Close also were qualified in the sectional. Mike in Pole vault and Jon in Long Jump. With their help and with the help of many dedicated underclassmen, next year s team have the opportunity to improve their record even more. � George Doty, way out in front, brought the Eagles honor by run- ning the 100 and 220. Tom Smith and Brian Hansbarger compete in the 440 Junior Mike Meeks shows his form as he picks up the last leg of the mile relay. One of Fremont’s most outstanding athletes. Meeks Takes M.V.P. A sprinter as well as a distance man. Marrion Malone takes first leg in the mile relay. Out of the blocks comes Frosh Eric Close. One of the promising young team members. Coach Erlenbaugh awards the Fremont Letter to Senior George Doty Eric, receiving his letter award, jumped to 19 feet. 1 inch in long jump. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Valeric Beams. Lori Palmerton. (TOP TO BOTTOM) Tammy Sattison. Sallie Stafford. Kim Hassett. Cindy Moore. Kay Regadanz Cheer JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (TOP TO BOTTOM) Tammy Sattison. Lorie Palmerton. Cindy Moore 7TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Debbie Smith. Tereasa Hampshire. Eve Swager. (BOTTOM) Kim Foster 8TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS (TOP) Cheri Parsell. (Left .to Right) Shena Hillard. Debbie Cooper. Jeri Bock FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Renee Eichler. Nan White. Pat Mounts. (BOTTOM) Kim Rose leaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (FRONT) Kay Regadanz. (LEFT) Sallie Stafford (BACK) Kim Hassett. RIGHT) Valerie Beams '74 Team was made up of the (FRONT ROW. Left To Right) Rod Steele. Scott Sowle. Randy Quick. Todd Gaskill. Billy Regadanz. Ace Stroh. and Doug Smith. BACK ROW, Coach Fred Perry. Stan White. Jim Kumfer. Denny Spidel. Rick Steele, Jeff Burlingame, and Kenny Parsell. Eagles Baseball 106 Parsell tries his pitching technique Mike Tearney (runner on the ri ht) was the MVP this year. He broke the ex- isting 2Vi mile record of 14:15 with a new time of 13:30. Cross Country The 1973 cross country team experienced a building year. The team contained only two seniors. Mike Tearney, a transfer from Brian. Ohio, was selected as this years MVP. Through the course of the year. Mike set a new time for the 21 2 mile run. 13:30, breaking the old time of 14:15 set by Don Adams in 1972. The team, which con- sisted mainly of underclassmen, has great poten- tial in the years to come. BACK. L TO R Richard Pierce. Rod Morrison. Marrion Malone. Tom Smith, FRONT: Jerry Budd. Joe Haines. Mike Tearney. Don Adams. Coach Erlenbaugh overlooks war- mi ngup exercises prior to the sectional meet. Rod Morrison, a senior, contributed with his attitude and hard work. jr Alan Hansbarger comes across the line for a first place in the 440 Coach Roger Kindinger discusses seasons with a visiting coach. Junior High Track Mike Stultz has the potential to follow in Mike Meeks' footsteps. Kevin Snyder followed by Kevin Post keep the pace for the mile run. A long jump it is for Scott Davis. David Stafford works hard as he works on the mile. His father set the school record in the mile several years ago Coached by David Ballenger. this year’s team consisted of John Colby. Tony Vaughn. Neil Micheal. Mark Knisely. Stanley Micheal. Jay Cary. Todd Gaskill. and Chris Baker Large Underclassman Group Returns To Golf Medalist for the Junior High was Chris Snyder. Teeing off on the LEFT High school medalist, low man on the scoring sheet, putts on the green at the Trout Club. John Colby being only a freshman took the honors this year. Girls' First Year In Track Brings Success The team coached by Miss Joy Kent and Mrs Cherryl Cook of track. numbered 54 girls total. Good turn-out for the first year Jean sets the ball to a teammate. Sherie hits the ball up. and hopefully over, the net. Girls Volleyball In First Year This year marked the first time that an organized sports program for girls existed in Fremont High School. Volleyball was the first activity for the girls, and they responded extremely well to the challenge. Even though this was the first year for the girls to enter inter-school competition, they worked hard, and the work paid off. There were two seniors on the volleyball team, Jean Boore, and Kim Hassett. Both girls worked hard, and took the leadership responsibilities which are so important in any program, new or old. Lori gets under the ball. Pictured for the A” team L TO R. TOP TO BOTTOM Kim Hassett. Dawn Stultz. Jean Boore. Tammy Siegel. Lori Crandall. Sherie Hampshire. Carol Jehl. and Bonnie Diehl. The B team L TO R. TOP TO BOTTOM: Vicky Siegel. Vicky Davis Vicki Shively. Phillis Pierce. Cathy Cooper. Jill Stewart. Robin Hillard. Jenny Crandall. Mellissa Vice, and Sandy Smith. 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL 35 Ashley 39 32 Hamilton 27 32 Angola 34 33 Ashley 27 46 Eastside 15 60 Camden 16 60 Tekonsha 16 53 Eastside 35 34 Prairie Heights 42 48 Ashley 31 68 Westview 71 £5 McIntosh 55 35 65 VARSITY FOOTBALL 6 Hamilton 37 Edgerton 0 Prairie Heights J 25 Howe Eastside 1 Edon lest Noble 2 ral Noble FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 27 Angola 21 16 Westview 43 46 Camden 34 25 Prairie Heights 39 40 Coldwater 47 44 Hamilton 40 45 Teknosha 31 40 Westview 48 44 Hamilton 41 61 Coldwater 68 47 Hamilton 45 JR HIGH FOOTBALL 0 Edgerton 8 8 Prairie Heights 0 22 Ashley 0 16 LaGrange 0 20 Hamilton 0 30 Tekonsha 0 conference champs over Central Noble 8-6 65 66 Mentone 78 Hamilton 57 West Noble Lakeland 72 Angola BASEBALL Ashley 38 West view 60 McIntosh 46 Hamilton 26 Burr Oak 24 Blakesley 27 Angola 38 Tekonsha 2 Eastside 5 9 Edon 4 4 Mentone 1 8 Triton 4 1 West Noble 11 8 Howe 7 6 Hamilton 5 6 Camden 5 5 Camden 5 8 Prairie Heights 3 3 Central Noble 3 3 Edon 3 4 Howe 4 5 Lakeland 6 8 Prairie Heights 9 7 West view 8 0 West Noble 3 GIRLS TRACK 51 Lakeland 45 57 Tekonsha 39 64 West Noble 32 37 Prairie Heights 63 36 Hamilton 60 70 Jr. Hi-Tekonsha 26 113 Parents And Fans Honor The banquet brought forward many awards to the young athletes of Fremont High Included in those were for the above youths Stan White. Most Valuable Player-Basketball. Most Foul Shots. All State Basketball; Larry Liechty. Best Athletic Booster; and Jim Kumfer. most rebounds. Special Senior Awards went to (LEFT TO RIGHT) Lowell Pocock. Sports Participation Award; Doug Smith. Mental Attitude and Sports Participation; and Fred Vice. Highest Senior Scholastic. Track Awards went to the three people ABOVE Mike Meeks. Most Valuable Player-Varsity Track; Tammy Siegel. Most Valuable Player-Varsity Girls Track; Mike Tearney. Most Valuable Cross Country player. Football award, went to Denms Spidel. George Doty, and Robert Hook. Spidel was not available for the above picture. Fremont Athletes At Banquet Mr Max Mitchell, principal for the past seven years, bids farewell to the graduating senior athletes ■■ Mr Tom Roggeman. coach at Purdue spoke to the entire athletic department at the Booster Banquet sponsored by the parents and friends. A welcomed addition to the Athletic Banquet this year were the women coaches. LEFT TO RIGHT. Mrs. Ullo. cheerleaders; Mrs. Cook, assistant track; Miss Kent, track, volleyball, gym- nastics. Mrs Bookewalter. cheerleaders. Athletic Director. James Dilbone listens to Mr Mitchell intently? Girls, new to athletics, aid each other in their uniforms. Billy Regadanz went to new heights this past year Sport Shorts Hey. man' Que pasa? 116 STORES SERVING YOU IN ANGOLA BRONSON FREMONT COFFEE SHOP MARKET LAUNDROMAT PARTY STORE RESTAURANT THE STORES WITH • YOU IN MIND OF FREMONT Roy Crandall, Owner Your Coronado Mainline Dealer For Your General Household Supplies and Appliances FRAHM’S MOODY’S BOOK STORE Art Supplies Office Supplies School Supplies Textbooks Stationery 665-3213 On The Square In Downtown Angola DOTY'S BARBER SHOP Fremont DRUGS Toledo Street, Fremont McNAUGHTON'S FREMONT HARDWARE FREMONT APPLIANCE On Toledo Street In Fremont .0W'0 BARRY’S INDUSTRIAL LAMP CORPORATION 495-2015 Fremont - Elkhart W |r« mitu I 4 cAc te Isesusw yiftty . GtuicJ'rtd Sabin Acres Jerry Crawford. 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To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as your are about your own To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry too noble for anger, too strong for fear and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. Autographs yC®PK 0(X!Cv 'x ©cv?.ii 3• . ; r 553 k_r xrwvh ) .v -;