Fremont Junior High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB CContinuedl To line up with the strong In character as well as in song B arbara Andrade Jessie Ayala Carmen Banales Kathryn Beck Jessie Carrasco Lupe Lopez Velora Stevens Julia, Ujeda A Eloise Hernandez Vivian Encinas Hazel Brooks mary Lou Sasser Marjorie Crawford Teddie Lois Kemp Sincerely yours Myrtle G. Davis Tenth Grade Members Anna Mae Ireland Felicia Peck Ida Mae Woods Barbara Wolfe Geraldine Showalter Eloise Cleveland Georgia Bates Irma Jean Stevens Yvonne Daniels Roselle Nagel Edna Louise Wildman Geneva Barnes Bennie Kellison Doris Wallace ll arf? X LN 45 X qudwjf? L YTQW f Fsiifw gQU1vbwa,, 3, ,SA is -fi Life? Si JP ' Sn ual? ,, f-X 1'-Q -f 'gr - Q :Giles .gmgjg H my is x f - -f kv 1 Pi QR LK' X -'jj QQ fvalglg ,Q 3 Jeanne Flatt Melba Crowell Barbara Evans Betty Ruth Miles Pauline Salvat Dorothy Trueb Lilliahelle Ulson Vivian Perez Charlotte Perkins Ethel Ann Printz Betty Sayre Isabel Tafoya Joan Dickason Marie Fulgham

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FREMONT STRING ORCHESTRA The FremontString Orchestra has had a successful Year, having Played at many school activites. The leadership of the graduating class has been strong. Mary Lou Sasser, principal violinist, has been a fine leader and was the leader of the second violin section in the Young People's Symphony. .E : Other tenth graders who were members of this symphonic organiza- tion were violinists Mary Lou Roberts, Florence Kruse, Virginia Crawford, Mary Alice Andrus, and Marilyn Fullner and string bass Doris Jean Wallace. Four ninth grade girls were also members of the Young People's Symphony, which is an honor organization for musicians having better than average abilityk THE REVELERS The Revelers Club, a boys' choral organization sponsored by Mr. Marvin Bolinger, is composed of fortyeeight members from the seventh to the tenth gradeg This year they have sung for a number of business clubs, but their most important activity was their participation in the Fremont production HFreedom on the Marchul Charles Ward, Kenneth Evans, and Ted Sommerville are three baritones whom the club is losing through graduation. Of course, they will be missed, but there are several fellows who are ready to step into the baritone section. According to present prospects, the group next year will number sixty or seventy, more than in any previous year. They will also have a new classroom and several outstanding voices to make 1942-1945 a banner year. X cf? rRgHfHR1 NX 5giiEZ4lgif 4i?!!jI XXXNX igigggiiiih lx '3'!! ..,.Xs Nf'f mmf Maj Y 9,99 4 bi fi 7, wa ff ,f 0 f!!!!i?f EL l':?::2 L all Thin if sl WJ aaa.