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

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FEBRUARY Karita Campfire Girls have overnight. Boy Scout Week begins. Safety Assenbly:HHow Important is 2X5 of a Second?n Valentinefs Day. Magician at assembly --Wendell Dyke al- most Hlostn an arm. Girls' and Boys' Else Zlubs and band gave Naslington Day as- sembly program. Minute-Man rlag pre- sented to our school Plans for BULLEOG an- nual inaugurated. Leap Year, girlsl MARCH Assembly. Fremont-Jierson dance. Hurryl hurryl get in your subscription to the annual. Where are you going? To the Rumnage Sale, of course. Another circus day. Out early. JUNIOR RSVUE -- a great success. Everybody all dressed up to have pictures taken for BULLDOG an- nual. Locker check-up. Out For Easter vacation APRIL Pan-American Week begins Shi Today's silent pass:nv ing day. MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET. National Public Schools Week begins School exhibit and pro- gram in the auditorium. Public Schools Week Assenbly . MAY ' Election assembly FATHERnSON.BANQUBT Alcott sixth graders U. visit Fremont' Washington sixth grad- ers visit Fremont ELEGTIGN DAY. Mother-daughter picnic for Glee Club Hamilton sixth graders visited qrenont.'y Kauffman sixth graders at ...i renont. A 'V Music Tea Scholarship picnic 1 JUNE Ninth grade graduation banquet Ninth grade graduation picnic. Here's the day we have been waiting for. BULLDOG annual received --hunting autographs Graduation of Ninth Grade GGOD OLD VACATIOIL

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Ullllflll UDCDF3 IBANUD The members of the 4? r' TU LDCG BAND are .:NER! MfWf C-fvyn ieiirffrf' Jyxleixcted from the instrumental clssses , dugg-f'j7'NL,',,,p fcjlff' This years :members were: d,,,,f'Alj..l fm 15311, fxyafajeg Alrierscn Marie Kennedy Ai:fxjfsjQfif',yQffXfF?hIllip Argo Tillman Long -ij-f K, smite sm-lent Dick tz V tb2f?' ff Joe Betz Norman Patrick ,'NXJc Ann Biggs Meredith Purcell ,,.. X 'f Bobby Bird Louie Perez Bray Lloyd Reynolds -Q Donald Brown sob Schmidt Dsle Burns Tilton .Smith V' 5 Ken Carpenter Marjorie Spencer QQQM-Mm,-,mv Carlos Ceniceros Dorlis steidley Zhmvemiid e37jTr r'H'N Don Colburn Charles Strone yFV'QywEy fQQXf'wi22p5geTed Crosby Jack Swede lm ya XWQIIZY - -'-'- a 'fr L Joe Dickerson Barbers Tolls Lawrence Ramps Louvettc Nsddle Audrey Harbottle Joanne Nsllsce Charles harris Don Zsns Edward Kearney The director of the Bend is Mr. Mex Henthorn. During 1945-l944,the Eulldog Tend played for JEJOlf4 , footbsll genes, was feeturcd in the presentation of ,.q9 the Minute-Man flag, played for assemblies, and was fgf in one parade. , .. -sw f W LJI.. ng Wir !A LD!l4ul,L1l51 L U2 ,X ffl The Fremont Orchestra hes two , X objects: l. to teach students to f,U plsy string end wind instruments ,, fhw XX and 2. to develop e musical or- K jx ffl gsnizstion that will tslze part fx in the activities of the 2-1-J I' school. This year, the 3.-J? X, orchestra played for X J f, XXL' the Junior Revue, for jef , ity ' ,ji twc or three P.T.A. fT,O'f,'P :',f7 D programs, and in Qyxir J kj! - 5? '. f assemblies. lmmigg 159 My fyf MWwW This year there ig In ff were five violin lg f K players, two sexo- M I? jff y phone players, two G?fHy :fD,y gi tll,i,Lm1LgE?, ,,,,,, clarinet players, i4Uy, f XXX Lg J N'f -' -t ' 4? two trumpeters, fj fQ3jlq .A I t 25 two French horn ' P players , one ' drummer,one trom- ,QQ bone player, one 3' 1271 cello plsyer,one - bass fiddle plsyer. J