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

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CEUUQIILSSQ YX7'EEIllQIi4MDEE QCDMMUSSSUCIDISI Welfare Commission is to make Fremont girls feel at home in their school, to xgiymm welcome new girls, and to geTT?twQ provide entertainment for ifi fig? . .h x ,- all girls. Q9 Qymrdy Every year it is the Com- qgesf mission's duty and privilege !if?f to sponsor the Mother-Daugh- ,4,f,gEx ter Banquet, as well as to ff 'kQuJjhn WW'rR1 give teas for girls of the YP gjjj J ig, different grades and their ,f XXQqjf fp! mothers. 1 2 ,qw W!,f'uJ Marie Kennedy was the Som- f If ,KQPMV ffXj7jN missioner this Hear. Miss K RfHf'?iLE'9' ,e13f5FQf! Marjorie Hoyer was the fac- - hw! fkf X,.fQ,31jjfij ulty sponsor. Members of the K- f Tlg',L, QlfgfRi Wye' Commission were: X'l' QQQQG Q 'yi- ' 9 NINTH eaaoaasz Georgine flcga we rep: A Holstrom,Marcia Angus,Marie Kennedy, Audrey Harbottle. EIGHTH GRADER3: Delores Heaney, Joanne Wallace, Dorlis Steidley, Bonnie Whitcomb. SEVENTH GRASS. Patty Lehman, Lucille Gouvillon,LeeCra Matthews, Blanche Brazel. The chief events of 1943-1944 were: September 24 -- TAG DAY October 29 -- Seventh Grade tea March lO -- Eighth Grade tea April 21 -- MOTHER-DAUGHTER BAMQUET May l9 -- Ninth Grade tea. T: - - ' 'x UBCDVS Wh U, FFAXUQH Q, GEMM U SSSUCDR1 The duties of the Boys' Welfare Commission ,-U-M-Nw are just what the name implies. They are to lOFP1CEf see that the new boys in the school get ---'--- -we acquainted quickly, and that the boys in gen- leral keep a high moral standard. I 3 The l945-1944 Conmission was made up of Ken Carpenter, connissioner, and five other nenbers: Joe Dickerson, Warren Mattox, Don fgg552..1 Eolstrom, Bill Harbottle, Earle Murie. The Q Samet 3 sponsor was Mr. P. T. Mitchell. Wwgglnglw Highlights of this year's work are: October 8 -- Fire Prevention Assembly Iovember 9 -- Water Safety Assembly February 9 -- Speaker:HHow Important Is Two-Fifths of a Second?H -------- April 21 -- Speaker: Importance of Safety 'ii' ' ' may 5 -- FATHER-SCH BANQUET