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

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CBUCDEL UQEES UQWEES The Girl Reserves is an organization affiliated with the . W. C.A. All ninth W grade girls are eligible to become net- QT x bers. Their slogan is To face life y C455 squarely, and their purpose is To ,. ii, find and give the best.H QQ?ru The sponsors this year were Miss Q5 Agatha Psimsr and ings sarsnssiie Hall. , Miss Dorothy Mcsdsm, another sponsor, Zgg, left November l. QT5 The members were: Wilma Crandall, , U 8 president, Arlene Beck,vice-president, ,gQQfMQY,LkK Lucille I-Iufer, secretary, Audrey Her- fQff'iifYX, bottle, treasurer, Fern Nugent, pub- 'WET W ' licity chairmen, Jo Ann Biggs, Dorothy Dickinson, Harriett Downs,Nellie Galli- nctti, Louise E-swell, Ruth zopff, and Q, J Lawson, gguest-member. ' Memorable events of the yesr's activities were: Cctebor l5 -- Organization of Fremont Girl Reserves. October -N Eotluck and swim at the Y. November l -- Miss Hcsdam left, Miss Hall became co4sponsor. Mid-November-- Talks on dnte etiquette by Miss Juhl. January le -- iccognition service. January 28 -- Boy-Girl Dex Luncf and Dance at Y. Merch 8 -- Girl Reserve Conference fDistrictJ st Sdn Dcrnsrdino. March 21 -- All-city Y party rt Y. Merch Bl -- April fools' party at Y--entertaining Emerson Girl Reserves EFUDIQEMGDINU Uilfl-V The Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. The Fremont Hi-Y get off to s late start this year. Applications were passed out and fifteen boys ettendedi the first meeting. Cfficcrs were elected ss follows: Bill Harbottle, president, Don Colburn, vice-president, Ken Carpenter, secretary, Earle Murie, treasurer. More members entered until the club numbered fifteen ninth grade boys plus five eighth grade boys: Ninth grade members ere: Louis Fsrrenechea, David Bennett, Ken Car- ivy penter, Carlos Geniceros, fffp I Don Colburn, mlbcrtwGooter, fffmlib Wendell Dyke, Dill hsrbot- fu tle, Lamar Jenkins, Earle Ifgf' Murie, Louie Perez, Sten- ' ley Simpson, Charles Strona, K Frank Wilson. The club sponsored dances, picnics, and had frequent swims at the Y, sent repre- sentatives to Hi-Y Convention Q29 x'1 Q29 34 ,.