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John Fremont High School - Fremontian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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John Fremont High School - Fremontian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA) online collection, 1935 Edition, Cover

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W n U. m 'O l ID 'K 3 Q. .- J 'T The summer 35 Fremontuan was publlshed by the Wunter and Summer Classes of l935 of the John C Fremont Hugh School 7676 South San Pedro Street Los Angeles Calufornva Four color process plates used through courtesy of the Automobnle Club of Southern Calufornna Four Color Presswork done by student prmters an the Prnntmg done by the Standard Luthograph Company using the Photo Lntho process Bvndmg and Covers done by the Weber McCrea Co Photography by John C Fremont Photography Dept Layouts by John C Fremont Mechanucal Drawmg Dept Portrasture by Garner Stehula Studio The Fremontuan ns always most welcome thus 1935 one especially The Fremontnan expresses another year of progress and success Thus beautnful book the earn est work of the Fremontuan Staff contanns many memorles of thus school year For many thus has been a year of success for some ut has been a year of fanlure for all a year of Interest and worth whsle we must use the nnterest the expernences and the memorues These are all nn thus delnghtful book Keep It clean let nothung mar It To the Wnnter Class of 1935 and the Summer Class of l935 we wlsh you a busy llfe of actlvuty work and happnness To the Fremontsan staff we extend our thanks and con gratulatlons experience. If this year is to be a progress year, one The vast majority of us are successful or fairly so. The two chief things that work against success in high school are failure to meet little obligations, tardiness being the greatest fault, and failure to have a definite well organized study period each evening. Be on time, organize your work, get into some branch of athletics or other student activities, have a hobby, and happiness and success will be yours, rf...-,Z Each of us has different talents and abilities. However, to each of us is given the opportunity and ability to serve society in some way. Any act of service is an achievement which prepares the way for greater service and greater achievement. Each one is responsible for all the good within his power. WLM7 C37 '-.PF 1 FX . -Xian? x -w QWQQ4 ,. mg :Rx U J .x .iq kv jg . .Q W 1 - J7z,. Q, -iw. 4 I N . gb 'w 1 1 , N A 1 'X ' .LM N' f' 'rf 1 W , '. 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Aitfll i .K I 1 r fx ' 5, F . . . '-3 X ' y . . X Sn gif, ,QW fi, D 1 'i 1 X 7 A P A a 2 '::J'f::: 4 , 14,3 f 4 5 'xg -1:11.53-b A 'L-.,, . ll' f f ff f wk, A Qvfu 'f f if 4 - 'ir H - , I 5 , 2 4-'rs'-f'-1 0'1!rm , 2 ' 2 'Vfjyzlf lg 0, Q' ' 1 4:ga..f5A ll' ' a .f fr T we xx f 0 000 . 'W -J! 0 Q' 5 Q I ,245 , 1 Fi xl' 0 1 N' WI lllf ll' L us ----iv' -F . 4 , iv QQ q s! , - i gfjvfg V 5 - Q I ' 435,54 - 1 1 CLASS OF WINTER '35 .iz Charlotte Kmght President Jennle Monteleone Secretary Vlde Krlste Boys Vlce Presndent Marcella Gylduk Gurls Vnce Presadent Ruth Grenslntt Yell Leader Edna Ritchie Treasurer Rodney Richardson Yell Leader Miss Cage Sponsor Mass SeLegue Sponsor Muss Al ken Sponsor Mr Coffman Sponsor Mass Culvyhouse Sponsor Mr Matthews Sponsor SHOSNOJS -9 SHEID :l:lO SE M 'VXAWEADAN ' atifmdcr Qraf' Hema Mv komsv XEAA'N'x'ERhC A ' CL s KATHLEEN APPLETONJ Mcrchwchsms Course AVON BAKER 7 Qf uc C11 m 1 A VA BPS L as L. FLOKHXJM E BW W -4 ., 3 J an A PH ,AIKEN lQV 3 0 if Pwgmw e vfurefdur c Cen rx FNS AU-HR ERNHXJ BARNABY N vc Cab mfr Comme F9 AK LFS EAU 1 L EHLMJN uuru N0 xr SH ,C f-xfgfx if , M 5' b ELMER ALLEN nw a Tsmw MARVIN ANDERSON S hu! ntffa Acwdf-mac Course OLHS BABOTAN MLrnhwdnwwL C my IAMYN Ak K :deft X -Q x IJ1 Vl Old NK! IEUROTI XIX. M MAUMFFN I U TWFX L Mum 1 wx M T mx N01 DUI IOMIFY q l w wi A Ai' 5? z .54 sg Rx:-Qu fi Z- 'x ifr- Ji' .if 3313? Q ii N?-'Ss 1 ae. an v. Va J :laik www Xl nv -0 0 Good Samaretans I Tl-IELMA BOSTRUM ALEX BLACK Good Samarttan Sentor Orchestra WAYNE BREWER Photography Course Frernonlsan Photographs GEORGE BRADFORD lndustnal Arts Course ALICE BRADLEY Publtc Health Course VIOLA BRASHER Secretartal Course Self Government STELLA BRIGHT G A A Legal Club Merchandtsmg Course ROB E RT BOWER ORVAL BRAY Sentor Orchestra Fare Department Self Government REBA BRODSKY Letter Gul Fremont Sungers Pathfund r Staff LOUIS BRISENO Mustc Course Jam Crow Feddlers BEN BROSCH Ammal Husbandry CLIFFORD BROWN Archntectural Course KATHERINE D BROWN GAA C SF RAYJ BROWN Baseball Letterman JERRY BURKETT Sensor Orchestra MARGARET BROWN Gvrls League Presndent AI Per Le Ephebnan LESLIE BURNS Self Government Academtc Math Course WILLIAM BURK Busmess Ofhce JOHN H BURNETT Hospntal Staff ROMAINE CALVIN G A A Music Course 'f ' 2 ,Ji wr- Q49 ,L Lg: :M L- , ,M 'jaw 'ig Afmyigr ' 3-f Q j f, ,:ff',5,f,f2p. 4, ,. u fsng L ' 1 , ff Sig ,ge . te .'f,.,,f ,. -,, ,Q E fw1:a,, tri, -gf, -. 1 I J fi 1- . Biffwf fa W e 5e,:fSff4'fSEiE3k fx-5 555' -rat as f ell' fe r: me ASW Mmlow CANNOY 4 Scl-olast ca A Caopella Cl-olr n as sf' ANNETTE CARTER Festival Chorus Xfouce Class Mrxed Chorus HARRY CASEY B Football M r Boys Hosplral College Prep Cc rse JOHN CHACOPULOS Football Bovs League Cabxnev S Hx Y BERT CASTELL 1 Commerclal Course S HENRY CARDONA Voc Mech Dralnng LESTER CLARK A Capella Chow Senror Orchestra Musrc Ccurse ALLEN CHRISTIANSON Senlor Hu Y Football Knnghf ROSE CHARLEBOIS , K, Grrls Glee Club Secretarval Cour MARIE CLARK Self Government Cap! Girls League Cabmet Annual Sfa RAY CONNER Lnghvwenghf Track Senior Orchestra RICHARD COLLINS Academnc Course HELEN COOPER f Grrls Self Govt Pres Al Per Le President Ephebaan DON CRUICKSHANK Poultry Show Manager Poultry Judge Animal Husbandry AILEEN COURTNEY C S F Member JAMES CRUICKSHANK Furernan s Club Cross Country Track Vocanonal Mull Cabmet LOUlS D AUTREMONT KATHERINE DALMATIN Cosmetology Courge HOWARD DAVIDSON lndusfnal Arts Cour e ,aw DOROTHY Doon 5 Academuc Engllsh Course Riga' ' 'Q K LORRAINE DOWELL Legal Club AccountmgCourse How do we look7 .si , 6 1 iQ '-'WYE , ' 1 ' gf: l ' 4 3 THQ: A If . yls. fa f y I, , , Q- , A - - ' 9 C P ' 5-xgf,f,f ' Q ' E A - -fi r SE l ff A -9 l M if Q ff ,V - , L I ,.,,. 4 L 4 v L , -v , -A ,W 12? K 4 , 5 5 W 'VS .I 'f? A II-uifllzr IJ'zgtwf'0r1 P1-rmflr, DAVID DRESSER Public Speakmg Arademuc Course Busmms Erecurwn LLIZAIJETH DROWN Drama Good Szmarwtana gurls Leaguz Calumet JOHN DOWNING Academwc Course A ARY ECKHOFF Girls Glee CIub Academrq Courgg WILLIAM DUTCHER IndustrvaI Arn Course JERRY DUNHAM AI Per Le Secretary Gnrls League Vuce Pres Girls Self Govt Pres ALICf EEPINEIRA Power Sewmg NELLIE EPPERSON GurIs Glee Club Drama Academuc Course RUDOLPH ENCINA5 HARRIET FEINNER lqal b Mc rch mdmrwg Coursr MARY FEHRENSON Frnals Spdlmg Comes: Good Samantan Academrc Course ROBERT EVAN J ' Y DOROT HW FE RUF1 KUAAHI EILLY FISHER 'fx . . K mm IHOMAS FOSTI If Muni Chorus Drarnn fva-:Ium C Course fJI'5 I IxfN H Armiunw Crrmsr- IOHN FRENCH Trac!- B. -,ku . u lcrnmn-. , I DOIORES GARRIDO Il'f,3I Club SOI rclanal Craurav IIAIlOI,ID GANGBIINI IuLIusIr1.xI ANR Cuur-p Y II-'CHUXJIA Hllll Cmvm-Iulurgv Qmrr-,Ir g J U ,, ,., x ,W Mt. ,.,,.A .x,,.1,V-,,. 943,55 - 1 V.fQf.-by fy,-1 fig.: hgxfrev' 'K M :i?g3,,g?f,9Q,g: .gf misg, M 4,32 . ' f f ka 2, ' A riz .ff-If-ff EEZ .-'12 1-11 fa? F 1 2111 1 U- .fi- DEMAS GEORGE Academic Course EDWARD GIBBON Industrnal Arts Course BESSIE GEHR Scholastica Cosmetology Course PEARL GINSBERG World Fruendshxp Clut' Legal Club RALPH GLAVIN Band Industrual Arts Course WILLIAM GOODWILI STANLEY GRAHAM RICHARD GREEN Drum Major Band De Molay Presldent DOROTHY GOOSMAN Musa: Course A Capella Chour RUTH GRENSLITT Sensor A Cabinet JOAN GORTON Home Economics Festuval Club JAMES GREEN Basketball Cross Country gf' an 5 5 5 1 RUTH HAN SON MARCELLA GYIDIK Sensor A Cabunet AI Per Le Ushers EDITH GREER GLENN HEIMSOTH Academuc Course BRUCE HAGMANN C S F Scholastuca Ephebuan ELLA MARY HEATH Secretanal Course Legal Club G A A WILLIAM HELPES Academic Course RAE HELM Home Economlcs EVELYN HASTINGS Art Course 1-,., .L ,:,m,rw ,, . -W , I. S+-6 . , 4 . ,, , W- If N ' TNF :Wi 'I. - A Y' . ' ' ff .fu A , ,wi-3'51j': .qw ' A ' fair -+g.4:,-,vgn.kg,v7Mtl gg . 5,1 . -Vp f 5 ,... -'f N? we ' Q an .1 2 . 4 f fi 1 ' 1 4 wh 59 2 1 4 lf. Onward. ever OHWGVU 'D 'Z 3. 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Fllllvlmll Ar.l1l1'T1Wln Sc mm 1- EMMA RUTH HUGHES G A A Good Samaman Lmzal Club WALTER HUGHES Tmck Arndermc Course CONSTANCE HURLEY I5 r C ls Glee Club A Cappella Chow ANN IAVSJCH C A I Slll CnnvLrnrvul1i ls LL 14 uc Cab nr HI Y Senior B Pres Lelll rmun s Club HELEN INGLES Legal Club Self Governmenl Sccrctarual Course KATHRYN JACKSON Surglarnl Course G A A Legal Club DORIS JACOBS KENNETH JOHNSON Pafhhnder Stall Q. gf Well he carnes has hooks home anyway Us 6, Je if HELEN ALICE JOHNSON Self Government Acadenlc Course V af 4-3'..Ny 1 swf' 1-'Y 'L 1. ' , . -ca - , ' 5 Gly T no Q-,li . - JK' 6 ff: 7 X , 3 f I I . , , . I Glr 'T 3 - 4 xv - ', 1 lf' ' - . , 5 - ' l , - - ' fe e nv-E f I -QQ, ., I 5 , ,,, 5 f Ha: ' . , it . ' f ' V iw. ir l ln I - f 5 L . .. 5 ,. ,,, r -K , 7135:- f1':4w fer'-f2'i-gf' 1 ' f 3 is . 2 A. Sf.f9:1,v .1 f -A - f,f:Q1-:,- x 2 'APY ' ra' V? :Aki ' Lwwg'7-:QS -' '-,-ff1:w ,. -. rg . T Q. ,-y.A. 53-gn 1-ww . tw yr: 2 . Q' Q:-,U ..7, , ,-..w. M.. ' Qi, 1. 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TED JIMASON VERNON JOHNSTON GERALDINE JOHNSTON Cinematography Club Photography Course Tuntmg Pictures ELAINE JOHNSON Drama BEATRICE HURWITZ World Frvendshlp Club DAVID JONES Lughtweughl' Letterman Aeronauhcs Club oolzomv JONES 'W 4' Etiquette Club Sell Government Wt' Glrls League Cabinet REBA JONES G Vuce Presrdent G A A Swimming Speedball ilk? Usher Nici X DAVID KARP F Fire Department 0 if A Cappella Chonr Pathflnder PreSS JAY JONES J 'N Vocatuonal Cabmei Q L 5 'TID Sfmt L We -I M253 'NX ,W :Jar JS -J. 'X RIFE . ff- JE 1- A 532 HY' 5. Stop eanng and go to work -. 'K- P5312 tt Zig' 1,uL'ff.f3 iii in 4,4 Me fag? easy - R Ie fu fl Pl f Y .I wall' 'z..,f,'f: SSQe, ww ll1G zl KM K G x J ' f w I- , Q M - . I, ' q' 9' .' :S I f : ix 1 ' ' -'rfilfif ' ' 1I4..:LilfZ Q' 5 ' ' Y Aawlimi 1 I-Nvrgw A - -L ggi, H7531 Ti? - ' - 'mb-i, I , . 1l'3'f,L-Z' f I I Sei?-A I 'I ' I - I jf 1' l 'I 'X - we - -? I I ' ' .-'S' :L Z , . . 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VERLA KENNEDY Home Economics GRACE LANGDON Music Course MAURICE KENWORTHY Academic Course Scholastuca PALMER KING AL KING Ephebian President of Knights Varsity Football Captain ARTHUR KOTT STEVE KINSELY Self-Gov TOM KINLEY Senior Hi Y Varsity Baseball Letterman's Club DOROTHY K I NGSBURY DWIGHT KOONCE Officer of Fire Dept. Self-Govt. Public Health LEORA LA PRATH Self-Govt Presidents Forum NELLIE KOLBENSTETTER A Cappella Orchestra ELVERA KRAYACHICH CHARLES C KING Fire Dept. Business Office Traffic KARL KRUEGER Pres. Letterman Club House Manager Varsity Track LUCILLE LAMM Girls Court Girls League Legal Club BETTY LAMBERT President Al Per Le Girls Judge Girls League Cabinet HELEN KURTZ ERNEST KETTENHOFEN Lightweight Football Wrestling HELEN LANPHER Pathfinder Staff Scholastica Academic Course MARIAN KNOX JENNIE LA SCALA ELEANOR LEATHERN Art Course FAYE LEETCH Voc Dress Course Self Govt BERNICE LE MATA Self Govt Cmematography ALBERT LESKY Sr Band Musnc Course ROBERT LARSON HAROLD LEATHAM Merchandusmg BERNICE LOGAN Voc Dressmakmg MAR.lORlE LIEBERMAN Gnrls Self Govt Muslc Course ELIZABETH LEVIN Self Govt Academnc Course Academlc Course CARLYSS LOPEY Gnrls League Sensor Orchestra ADELINE LOUST Pres World Friendship Vuce Pres of W F, W 35 WALTER LOUIE Halls Commissuone Ushers Hi Y n ' V 9,11-. jf' , -if r T Lt' ,, - x. ELIZABETH LLJBOVISKI G A A Self Govt Drama LLJCILLE LAWRENCE EILEEN LEMMON Girls Self Govt Academic Course RICHARD LAWREN Academnc BERT LOCKWOOD Track Self Govt Drama ROSE LOPEZ Annual Staff G A A Treasure Glrls Court DAVID W. LITSINGER Good Samaritan Club Fire Department De Molay Club 'r 'LY A - , .,,,. Q X? 2 mfuaff- Q - ' f-t-.f Q-xr .-- J -,L- .1 - ' '- My .er , 'L .. TW'-,eP::4- ' ' x.-2 a ' 1? A ' 1 if 45 ff.:-1 ,gg ' - 1. gs.. ap -X xi f my 1 ,av SWA, fx ,gf-eng'-1 -:A -- fy- ',v,--pffe , , 122 5, K gf 85. V V. ,,,L:z,?g35 5. f-7:1-Tig. ii H, i if X 9,4 'I :V af' f-xr 0 14 1-fa. bi , , ' 'S rr 'Pl' 1.-A f- K . v T Your address. please L V .rife in 'Hn s At' 1 Q QMS' 9 e. . r 1 Q .a. an iii. 51:34 X at x wt iffff 'fr I.: -, , 1 Sy a fi xg, , H w . , sl m i ,as 5-15,11 sgf-Ll - ' E'-'17 . -3-a 1:3-is . 'af - .,, . .uf-V . 1-wilrvf' U 'Eff 4 . Aka. api- , 'Q ' ,gi sg- P fgfQ ' I LEW. 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Glee Club KENNETH NELSON Track Team Scuence Course WILLIAM OCKEL DOROTHY OERTZI Nl Scholastm 1 C :mm Humor S06 ctv Gvrls League EDDIE A N IGHWONGEP JVALLACF OSBRIV Prep HI Y x5 Glu C u A Cnvpollw Q' 'Sag 5 w MARJORIE PAULMAN Sensor Clee Clu Sell Govt Captam Legal Club CHAN IS JOELE Sr n Lv Band Nfhkcup Fireman J' I - 'QW' BETTY PETERSON CHUCK PEW Boys Glee Club Track Ar BERNADINE PHELPS A Cappella Chow Friendship Club Academic Course HAZEL PINDER Cosmetology MAN UAL PERONNE GRETHA PRESS Double Trlo Vice Pres Glee Club Annual Staff ELWOOD WM POLSEN Academlc Course Scholastuca Boxing WRGINIA PHILLIPS Glee Club Festival BARBARA PRICE GORDON PUGSLEY De Molay Club HELEN POSTE Usher rum GAA HELEN MARIE POTH Academlc Course ALPHA POLICASTRI Legal Club Self Government Secvetar al Course CUNDIDA PORTOGH E World Frmndshup Dress Makvr-.5 ELLEN PRESTON C rls Hospital food Samarl tan Treag JENNIE v OUFRINO MUSIC Fcsllwal Drama lfATHERlNE PITTSFORD Voice Girls Fcsllval P llwl f Health Cvuric CM PRESTON r Chmf Pllhf n lor Pregg rafflc JOSEPHINE QUERINO El-'ELYN PRUETT Jury Self Government G KA. MARCUERIT ESTLEY ' 5' E rls' League Self Government GRADE A 1 , ' I F f lv-a-an i . ' 1 f P Q 1 . n l 1 1 I h t...:, ,, t 251. Q- Another Large Feat 551. 1. n x. 2 Q A Mr 2 F' uv A.. 5- l Do your own homeworl N7 MXN sr!! f will it 'hw MAXINE REDFERN JOHN REEBIE Grour1d5 Comma! he legal Club LILLVXN RXMNKIN Glrl, League Self Gfvernment Etrquevre Club RAYMOND GEORGE RADAMACHER ALFRED RASMUSSEN MATHFW B RlORDAN Cross Country Semor band Qhemrslry Team ROBERT REIRING B Baseball Class B Track Sr Band EMOGFNE REECE World Frlnndshlp lub Szlf Government Sports OLLlE RAINEY Legal Club Salf C vm rnmuwf C-urls League BETTY ROBERTSON Voc Cosmetology CLIFF REVNHOLDT Edlsorw Juv lor Hliwh Pnoneer Club moms RICHARD N 1 rcs C Luv NIVIAN RICHEY EIlEl'N l lCKMAR Vol lJrtSvW1lfln M L mum 5 1 ww C rl5 lea ue fo :rl Samwlrau CIN! ERNY REDDING PETE RIOLO Yell Leader B Football and 'I racl' Frreman FREDA Rll FF Vw Cmmf-mlm HOMER S RICE Machme Shop RUTH ROANE A Cappella Choir Grrls Sr Glee Club Girls Double Trno CHARLES RALSTON Machmc Shop W FWD X I 513 .av w TERESA ROBINSON Sec Shorthand Typnng Sports Ctrmmercxal SChDlarshnp ROBERT E ROOP Self Government Gym Worker ANNETTE MARY ROSATO Art Costume Deslgn JENNIE ROUPEN C SF RAMONA ROUNDTREE Gurls League Secretary RUBY ROSEBUSH Good Sarnarntan Self Government Publuc Health Cgurgg GRACE ROWLEY Self Govt Dress Maklng Course L A J C JOE RUSSELL JournaltSt Legal Club Track 880 VINCENT RUH Self Govt Gym Club 33 Wrestlung Champ GEORGE RYNESS Knvghts Track Athenuan Presldent NORMAN SCHROEDER Pathtnnder Legal Club Scholastuca Soclely GENEVIEVE SANDERS urls League Presldent Al Per Le Secretarv 7 Star Letter Glrl KENNETH SAPP Boys League Member CHESTER SATOW Yell Leader Class A Basketball MARGARET SASSER World Frlerldsh U Club Girls League MARY BELLE SAUTER G A A Senror Orchestra World Frvendshlp Club GABRIEL SAVOIAN B Football Letter Scholast Ca MARGARET SCHMITT MARY SEARCY Gnrls Glee Club World Fruendshup Beauty College MlCHAEL SCALZI VOC Machune Shop l-la NAICHELL SAFADY Mrxed Chorus Auto Shop Tennus Rf' 1 1 -r'-I 1 1-uv-1... Mf- ei gs Si' v z Always laughmg y L u Ni 'ft V1 D I Careful Or yr u ll tall' Q NIURIEL SCHULTE Self Govt PARKER SCHWAMB Semor HI Y B Basketball and Base be NORMAN SCHUSTER Self Govt Gxm Worker Suence Course ROBERT SCHULTE Flreman Locker Boy LYSLE D SMITH Varsuty Track HI Y Kmghts HERIZERT P SCHWARTZ Senlor A Yell Leader Track Mgr MARTHA E SMITH RUTH VIOLET SEAVERS Hospltal Staff BETTY SHAFFER GIrls League Cabunet Bnbllothecarlan Club ALBERT SHEARER ROBERT SCOTT JUANITA M SHANK5 Wa du tas Club LIbrary Ar! JERRY SIMINGTON RACHEL SHEETS FRED SHERBURN De Malay Club Good Samarnan Club MARY SHIELDS y n sh Club MILDRED SLAUGHTER ANTHONY SMITH Scholastuca PAT SCIARRA Sec Sennor HI Y Boys League Vuce Pres Football Letterman CLAUDE SIMMONS Clnematographer Club Boys Glee Club HAROLD SMITH Varsny Baseball Afx 5 3 2. .1 E A ' 5 Q- 1,1 I r i ' II I fl I I- Lf- - E S 2' . Q' A ' Il , . , .S nn -..V A V C F. Y A f ' 'R ' , ,I 4 'Q t ,J r . I At 1 4 Hosalfal Staff I 6 Y , 7 Z I . Q I , ' I E I EE 1 . 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Hope you like it, Arthur. gfax i Y D ' -in 1-' iff: X ' Rf 1 S : I K . 'ff I v' s I Q 4 I ,' ,V fx X f ,gl4Iv O big ' 1 KN' , f ' fl TOM CHRYSLER President LAVETA MITCHELL Girls' Vice President JCE STEINER Boys' Vice President EDITH HEINRICH Secretary JIM BRADSHAW Treasurer MISS CAPITO MR. CRAMER MRS. LUSKE MISS VARY MR. AU RAND MISS MORTEN MISS SHUMWAY 9E,M 'SIIOSNOJS Q SlI3DI:I:I0 l AL RYNESS S'35 President CECIL WILSON S35 Vice-President BERNARD TASEM S'35 Secretary JOE KATZ S'35 Treasurer MARGARET SEELEY W'35 President MARY EDITH DUNN W 35 Vuce Presadent JERRY WEBB W 35 Secretary ELEANOR FISCHBECK W 35 Treasurer The Athenuan Socuety consusts of the Sensor A and Sensor B class members It was organized to encourage good tellowshnp bet fveen the two classes Mr lnglus Mass Meredith Mr Sknnner and the sensor sponsors are honorary members Mass Mereduth as the organlz ation sponsor Under her guidance the Athenuan Socnety has undertaken and put over parties and other actlvutues The cabinet members are chosen by lolnt vote of both classes Because the ancnent Athenuans were known as scholars Fremont chose the name for nts organuzatuon On Athenian day the sensors receuve their Athenian puns A.LEl DOS NV NElH.LV I ah Z , . QQ. 5 . X I I l ' . ' VI Z P Q ' 4 'FUPT' 5 ... , Qm..-, L ,,+ s :I Y,:,k..mx.. 'Hs ' ,,- tw a b- -5 , F5 kQ.,,',l, .1- ' ,tg eil' mv. ,' ,,,'v. x 'R A Clem Oliver Student Body President Helen Cooper Girls Vice President Helen McNutt Student Body Secretary Jerome Dufour Bovs Vice President Margaret Brown Girls League President Ted Jimason Pathfinder Editor AI King Boys League President Viola Fischbeck Girls Self Gov t President Andy Young Business Manager Dawn Bralev Boys Self Gov t President Betty Lambert Girls Judge Charlotte Knight Senior A President Bob Hine. Boys Judge Margaret Seeley Athenian President Vito Rotunno Publicity Manager Wesley Walters Scho astica President .L3N HV3 SE M 35 CAB Jack Sottile Student Body President Martha Chaffey Girls Vlce President Stephen Fnsher Student Body Secretary Dawn Braley Boys Vice Presndent Genevneve Sanders Glrls League Presndent Harold Goddard Pathfinder Edltor Fred Smith Boys League Presudent Dorothy Cooper Gnrls Self Gov t Presudent Harry Ward Busnness Manager James Bradshaw Boys Self Govt Presudent g Gurls Judge AI Stephens Sensor A Presndent Lester Wells Boys Judge Alllson Ryness Athenian President Jerome Dufour Publscuty Manager Roy Woolsey Scholastnca Presudent 3 l- ' I 'L' c I R afnqe USSO Z - ' 5 . V, , , John Chacopulous Vice President Fred Smith President S'35 Al King President W'35 Pat Sciarra Q Vice President S35 I I Stephen Fisher Secretary W'35 A Jimmy Carnevale Secretary S'3'5 Kenneth Lewis Treasurer W'3'5 Bob Thomas Treasurer, S'35 Vide Kriste Frank Moore Harold Blank Jessie Baker Our Boys' League is composed of all the boys in John C. Fremont who maintain and govern this organization. its purpose is to create good fellowship and to assist the school in any way possible. During the past year many projects have been carried out by the League. ln the winter the main event was the Boys' Stag. The two big events of the spring term were the wrestling matches and Dads' Night. Due to the fine cooperation of all the fellows in school a very successful year has been completed with Al King and Fred Smith as presidents. EIfl9V3'l ,SAO8 LEGAL CLUB fe- Le.4'M u' , ,. X ,. e 'x.FL0 'HO1 ---f-- Q 9 2 5 N0 all a, ffl af 49 , 7 A Y 5 5' lJ'f1l l U r all-s,+o,,. fs,rb,gWii1igssefwssMMW l , ,,H,,.,,.,,lw W' We L l m ' f -2 i f T1f..-'f.l'-'l. ,L L Fi gl r . W '- ,. gy - ' as N- lr l fr' at ll J ff A '13 ' - .I ,J .. Q 1 N.- l pqtaza -' r aw f v ,y if r fu ' 5 Q 'f ff gl ,' -. -'- LQ . U: 0. is 'I A h ' Q h ' g, , l . as L U a:1 ' -:E 3 t ' ' ' 'V W 1 ' '--:J A X t-M V W-, 4 if ,ful , N . ls., Kp, . -, l- 1, i p a r .Q be ' 5 4 x sq ' li wtf T' - L - L as tt-ffl, 1:-2 sl, r ' -' ' ., fi Q, Q, t fra f 1 e. .. , - e- . - - . 'A ,X 1' V 2: 'Q l ' A l' x .fy - Liar- ga x -vi -5 J. .tr . f , 'D 9 Q, 0 - ',' . '- l . ng ix , ., . - . V, - .,,,.' . - -v j' y L' 1 .' 'V f 3 V ' W Q 'lf-:LEM f' I - . ' V' If il . ' Aww: 3 'S a Y ' 1 .glnan l I .A i' . ' 1. A lr M - ' I 1 A W '. Q mfg 'W ti Down through the years sance Fremont was founded the Legal Club has not lnmuted atself to the acqulsntnon of legal knowledge but has also extended a helpmg hand to the needy Sem: annual dances are held In order to ranse funds for the purchase of dolls These dolls are pncturesquely dressed by the gurls, whale the boys pro vude cradles for them During Chrlstmas they are dns trubuted to poor chuldren Another project ns the mak :ng of amusing scrap books for lonely nnvaluds nn hos pntals Through the charm and efforts of Mass Stack. the Legal Club has become one of Fremont's fnnest stu dent organlzatlons K i-M Genevieve Sanders Vice President W'35 President S'35 Margaret Brown President W'35 Secretary S 35 Harriet Irish Doris Williams 47 Secretary W'35 fr 1 64 ' Mary Kanaky Vice President S'35 Gloria Osborne Treasurer W'35 Miss Thorpe Sponsor June Turner Treasurer S35 Our Girls' League is composed of all the girls in John C. Fremont. The cabinet is made up of representatives from each grade. The activities which the girls have sponsored during the past year are: candy sales at the football games, parties for the new girls, Christmas tag sales to raise money for the Christmas fund, and they brought a cheery Yuletide to about ninety women at the Rancho Los Amigos. 3fl5VEl'l ,S'l2ll9 G RLS' LEAGUE CAB NET 6 YC 1 i ilfil lm J. Y The Girls' League Cabinet is an organization of high standing. The members of the Cabinet strive for Friendship, Service, and Loyalty to Fremont high school. The cabinet is composed of the four elected officers and one representative from each home room having I5 or more girls. Every new semester the Girls' League Cabinet sponsors a party held in honor of all new All girls are members of the Girls' League, but girls. only the above-mentioned compose the governing body. The sponsor of this organization is Miss Ruth Thorpe Girls' League Cabinet has just completed a very cessful year with the splendid cooperation of the of Fremont. The suc- girls -. fx . .P --a , A 1 Q u sr c M e- ff. , . ' v 4 1, . F' Girls' Court cooperates most readily with Girls' Self- Government. After violating a Self-Government rule the pffender is given a ticket to appear in court where judegment is decreed. Our Girls' Court has developed into a fine judicial department under the able leader- ship of judges Betty Lambert and Carmel Russo. its it The laws ot our school are enforced only so well as the Self-Government and Courts cooperate. During the past year, the personnel was particularly well adapted for our service. Judges Robert Hiner and Lester Wells have been considered most competent and impartial in their treatment of different cases. W dr-. ,,. ' . -f--- .-' ., HQ- ' V i nv Yi, ? 1 as X intl' .YY'., , F' 3 K .STH 5 SLHHOD ,SAO8 TS MEN N ER LFGOV SE BOYS' Girls' Self Government has proven itself most efficient. this year with Viola Fischbeck and Dorothy Cooper act- ing as presidents. This organization has charge of the upper halls of the main and science buildings. The hall captains are to be highly praised for their active interest for the betterment of the school. Boys' Self Government is a definitely important factor in our school life. The boys have charge of three divis- ions: the Traffic, Grounds, and Halls Committees, Your Self Government presidents, Dawn Braley and James Bradshaw, have played a large part in keeping Fremont's Self Government up to its highest standard. i fi H W TP A Helen Cooper Margaret Brown Helen McNutt Viola Fischbeck Margaret Seeley Genevieve Sanders Betty Lambert Charlotte Knight Jerry Dunham Marcella Cuyidik Bonnie Mangrum Gertrude Tennis Rose Winstein Martha Chattey Dorothy Cooper Carmel Russo Edna Brugger l-larriet Irish Virginia Walker Katherine Eger Bessie Hearne KNIGHTS Elden Campbell Al King Jack Sottile Francis DeRocco Vide Kriste Wey Sheue Jerome Dufour Allan Christianson Ted Verdun Fred Curiel Walt Steop Clem Oliver Vito Rotunno Dawn Braley Tom Chrysler Tom Kinley Fred Smith Allison Ryness Karl Krueger Harold Blank Lysle Smith R nrt' 6 I QV. R' -1 wg Q Ast' To create, maintain, and extend through the school and community the highest standards of Christian character, is the ideal of the Hi-Y club. lt is composed of thirty members, chosen for their character, leader- ship and willingness to help others. Meetings are held once a week to discuss problems of the school, life, the club and anything that can make them better citizens. Affiliated meetings are held once a month with Washington and Riis, also Mothers' Night, Dads' Night, Faculty Night, and Girls' Night, all which give the outsider an idea of what the Hi-Y undertakes. The presidents were Wey Sheue and Dawn Braley. ,gp .- 4122 g.:Y,,, gfj ,. T ff hyat. gl Q' As the newest of the Hi Y's, the Junior Hi Y has already made itself prominent in school affairs. During the past year Mr. Cramer has sponsored the club, with Rae Tay- lor and Jim Murphy presiding over the meetings. The distinctive emblem ofthe Junior Hi Y was designed by Ross Pankey. Fremont's Prep Hi Y is an active group of ninth and tenth grade boys. Their creed is To Create, Maintain, and Develop a Christian Character and Fellowship in School. Presidents Thorp Walker and Bob McWhinney directed active groups this year, which inspired greater recognition among the clubs and other schools. A-4'-.-W-f-0 'lliwnqsusvf - all 4 15, 0- -v 6' fa- at M, , , . CCI' S f? - rmn A WAY Ti ,. . bs IA I I it A .V 4 A on MAKE omz 'VN alpur 21 1 rn IDB 3 x Il lm ln JunL lt the dl VMI? x xml RAT VOLUME N'N5TE5'?Ia i5?'7'TC- Fff?fTJ9f3ff'IlSh.5EI7O9I- P05 AUEGIES- CEIIIL-as May 'Q-1935 A. , EENWFCEERAEEEVW C I 7 ' ' ight Openlng Ready nclzur rlI on P .1 ff I ilu IIllrId l an X 1 ORICA I nrk pIauI If-Ih l I s rvmllnl .ntl .. Wmrers , um Hun I 1'Il In I 1 Ink l Null In ll II: l x Ill vlznll lm ll x. 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I rv I MISS KOEHLER BOB SCOTI' BILL METZ HAROLD GODDARD Faculty Advlsor Sports Assoclate W 35 Feature Edctor W 35 Sports Edltor W 35 ASSOCIBIB Sports S 35 Edltor S 35 HAROLD WASSERMAN HARRY WARD MARION BAKER DAN KENNISTON ASSOCIBIC Edltor W 35 BUSINESS Manager W 35 Assoclate Edltor W 35 ASSOCIBIC Sports W 35 Feature Edltor S 35 Buslness Manager S 35 HAROLD JUSK BONNIE MANGRUM ROSE WINSTEIN CATHERINE KINSLEY Malllng W 35 GlrIs Sports W 35 Feature Editor S 35 Gl I S r s ports Feature Edltor S 35 TED JIMASON ELVIRA VENTURELLI DICK EDWARDS JESSE BAKER Edltor W 35 Glrls Sports S 35 Mahaglrg Edltor W 35 ASSOCI3fe Edltor W 35 MARSHALL BROWN 5P0rts E itor S 35 Managlng Edltor S 35 Sports ASSOCIBIG S'35 GLORIA OSBORNE V .,.. . e V . . . ' , 3 I O S f d In IN O ST 5- - -- -,-..,lA,, ,. ,, ,,,, W, V, V ., -. mlm: W, , 1 I' -lm z i s for I-4 l -- air pl: ,- --l,,, .,... .,. al. all A H V V A .. 7 , ml UAV., .M UNI All! ll! - II-.lm I-ld Illx- ww l...... ln--. 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A I ' , 3 --' I -- I Q Q ,?Q25sJ'j,lgfg3Mii, ff'-6 I 1 f- i:,k-,ff'1i-:rf ,l-...nfl-m . ,Il ff' ,Q-1, !-. ..- L' A ' ' ' f - 'V ' .- -,554 'ICQ .Q ,. '?'j3 .1fI1-,'f4f3'E5ll -1 I-3. 1rg.- -,..v- 1ll,,,g-,.,.mfT1- V I-.lu-l . 11.--f-,xo-lf I-l at mx- I 'acl' III? .- ijrgljz l..-o.,..gyp1.13....s, I'ul'1 iw.. -.. -II QM. 11.4 gk-. S -rl. .29 VWVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVV t1Ie nm. X lI1ll.-.l- ot' Wu Y.-l. . s 'rlwxly Mull- ll.: ml 1 4 'I'I1.- Sl-Ill... .XR ml-Izl-.I llll zulaltlle-l' 'I-1. zz. ...,. I E-.,. I I-, HM lv .Ie-.'--QS 'IIa.- I .l'-1 W:lIll-1-:I-1 , . - . . - l - l - l . . l . l . . , . , . , . . . - - l - l l - n . , v g Y A 1 ' D f c l v - n . . , ' I . . , 4.---...L., . . lf it fL1 f if 928' Viflauli Fremont s Girl Ushers' ability to be helpful was shown by the splendid job of ushering at the bleacher calls and graduation exercises. Girls on the usher staff are 2 picked group chosen for personality and character. Credit for the most efficient manner in which our games, bleacher calls, and other Student Body affairs were handled goes to the highly efficient ushers' staff under the guidance of Doc Skinner. For piloting the Ushers through a difficult year, Jack Sottile and Al King are commended for their responsible undertaking. . r HRA' 'N Wu ,,,F, .,,. ,.--..-,.--s..n...,,,,.f Q, . - - f- - 4 , . 4 . 'W ., 54' g,---w., a QQQ 5. Q A '1 11,40 ' 'V' F' ati . . U - 1 la? . an Qi, ' 11 ROUpen Swartz Fisher V k'z 01 3 is K . r Pks J 'J ml. K6 f 1 ri' ln order to be a member ot THC Scnoiastica Society, one must receive at least three A's and one B in solids and nothing lower than a B in extras. The principal purpose ot this fine group is to increase its membership and to provide an incentive tor study. Under Mr, Becker many things have been accomplished this year. It has been demonstrated to Fremont's students that there is a practical reason for belonging to this fine organization. With such able leaders as Wesley Walters and Roy Woolsey this honor society has continued to be the out- standing club in school. Encabo Ryness Jones I-I ea me Wasserman irish Van Sosch 45 5 '1 gf DS H 'IO SV .L V3 D U3 l'I T Q 4 The Lettermans Club was reorganized this year by Doc Skinner. lt was revived after many years of inac- tivity. Varsity lettermen, athletic managers, and two- year lettermen are eligible. The aim of the club is to uphold lettermens' prestige, and place restrictions on the use ofthe Fremont This year's cabinet worked earnestly under Presidents Vide Kriste and Carl Krue- ger, Anyone having attempted to delve into the mysteries of elementary and compound substances will realize the honor of being on the Chem Team. This group meets once a week to take up more complicated prob- lems than those brought up in class. Our team has much to do with bringing outside honors to Fremont. r.-1.-.---1 As the members devoted their time to the study of books and libraries, a worthwhile year was enjoyed by all with Miss Elsie Brown instructing. The Bibliothe- carians aim to first enrich their own lives by discussing books, plays and exhibitions, and secondly to render service to the library and it's users. ., , ..,. ..EL.... .....-....l9..,......,, 3 tt I ml AG TSTI' LIJ U Z O u.. IH U IL. LL O The Stage Crew cooperates with the Public Address Crew in arranging the equipment for our bleacher calls. With the loss of the auditorium the responsibility of the members has decreased, although the boys have the same spirit. Keeping student attendance records in perfect order throughout the year is an arduous task Ca lot of world. The members of the group find their activities fine business training. They deserve a great deal of credit for their service to us in this capacity. III ...JU J' Who systematically and thoroughly directs clearing of buildings during fire alarms? The members of Fre- mont's Fire department answer to this description. Until the fire department arrives it is their respon- sibility to take care of fires that break out around school. They are to be congratulated for their new record for clearing the buildings. COMMISS ONERS '16-n ff' Behlnd our Self Government system are the Commls snoners that make and carry out the laws of our school Thus group us made up of enght students James Bradshaw Self Government President Al Kung Head Usher Karl Krueger House Manager Lester Wells Boys Judge Walter Loule Hall Commlssloner Ed Alford Grounds Commissioner Jerome Dufour Trafflc Commlssaoner and Bob Gores Flre Marshall Through out the year thrs group meets wuth Doc Skinner and duscuss and Improve our Self Government system -as ...... , - v E., -Q-.-0 Q..- ..- 5. . -,A - re V qiIfJ Headed by Walter Louie, the mechanical staff takes over the Pathfinder where the editorial staff leaves off. Only members of the journalism staff realize how hard every member of this group from the makeup men to the linotype operators and pressmen work to improve the appearance of our paper. Fremonts' custodians offer us a generous gift each Christmas. During the Thanksgiving holidays they de- vote their time to decorating the halls and the office of the main buildings so beautifully that it is a joy to return to school. With such Christmas cheer permeat- ing the buildings, it is no wonder that the teachers and students alike have the Christmas spirit of generousity and Self Sacrifice in bringing cheer to unfortunates. Thank you, boys, for making our surroundings more pleasant this year. --11 i qi -u T-:Tm-'izti , ll - L 9 , - n ln intron' i. i ' f r i Q. 'I r ,I V . ll ' . kwa, . .ry ,1 ' x W X rf H 1 ' M3213 'IVDINVHDHW 2l3CINl:lH.l.V M383 !lO.L NVI' D- 4 -I O 2 u.l Q u. O X Lu Q OR SHIP D EN D FRI RL W0 KW 1 A ,, Vx iwff A Gig, 4 ,, 'gm ,f WT' in 'T' s ,, g , ,, ,A ,.., ,gym-15,,x 3 - , , ,,5,.e.F'---..WM ,nw-,M A mm ll kv. 'YK The Fremont Order of De Molay is a new club, organ- ized this year. The first presidents were Bud Green and Lester Wells. Outside De Molay members are not allowed in this group. The ideals of De Molay are high, and should be a credit to Fremont and the Order. The objective of the World Friendship Club is to spread good will everywhere by corresponding with schools here and in foreign countries. Meetings are held every Wednesday noon when discussions are held and travel films shown. An oratorical contest and a city Federa tion banquet are the features of the year. .42 . f 'Q 7 p Q f wr . ,Pitt Q fl t if r -- Hg . Q 3 ' 5 - f , gi T ' J.-V If -in Q A The Radio Club is undoubtedly the youngest of Fremont organizations, Its aim is to help those who want to obtain a Radio Amateur's operating and station license. The meetings are held three days a week during the noon hour and are divided between learning radio theory and the telegraph code. 7-A I-remont s Linematography Ciub, sponsored by ivir. Bach, who has had previous motion picture experience, meets every Wednesday. The members witness several previews 'with the aid of the Cinematographers' ,Mag- azine which opens the door to the pictures that have outstanding photographic qualities. Fremont is the only high school that has a course in motion picture appre- ciation. ., 4... , - ,,.,, f X - y . -,ap H -.....,,,,..,.,,,,,,, Zqwwfw, - , fn, -L, I J r ..,..u., ... Qi Q 'TS? T3i' ' fi y i Q-I! 3 551 Q. ilu, e ea as We-, 8013 AHdV2l9O.LVW3NID GIRLS' FRIENDLY CLUB COMMERC AL HONORARY CLUB .i-ll: Y 1 W , nn- H--,-4 . I V: ii, A ,na 1-H. . - ,,V,' ay! .diy The Girls' Friendly Society was organized in May I874 at Lambeth Palace, the official residence of the Arch- bishop of Canterbury and there the name character and general plan of the G F S was decided upon The branch that is known as the Girls Friendly Society of America was organized in I877 by Elizabeth Masm Ed son in her fathers parish St Annes Lowell Mass achusetts Pioneers' This is the rightful name for the members of the Commercial Honorary Society which was started this year under the sponsorship of Miss Unger and Mr Nimmo Only commercial students are eligible who re ceive at least IO points in solids and no grade below a C in other subyects Its purpose is to maintain a high standard of citizenship throughout our school I ,INA 3 , -,ETAQI-IGI..-L I I -Qi Q X- S 5764. 1 Av? A Z, E' ,' '1 x ' - -- ff 4555 fi E. 1: I -n ' J I 8 7 Nw I I I 4' 7. :lift H ve ' ai. ' K 4, -, 5-nu -A, I lifyf' TT 'QT 9 M , S 'Q A . if Fl Q Mi ff l 1 , Ai in 't , I ,, x .... 'I K 7.1 V 'K is f V '- I ' F eg I 7, 1 95' Q I g S gf L 1 I I fs., Vi' x J 0 , 4 Q , A., . A ,. V im., -Mast The study of the heavenly bodies is to these members a most fascinating science. All phases of Astronomy concerning connective phenomena is discussed freely while talks are given and questions are then answered. One of the members, Austin Stelly, has completed a telescope and others are under construction. Melvin West was the S'35 president. Surprising interest in small stock is shown by the mem- bers of this ambitious organization. They participate in numerous shows in Southern California, and have won many honors. According to enthusiastic comments it has been an active year under the leadership of Don Cruickshank. wi it GOOD SAMAR TANS PUBL C ADDRESS CREW The Good Samaritan Club members act as hospital attendants. Good Samaritans, girls and boys, have proved to be Fremont's most helpful organizations by their faithful and helpful work. The service they give to this school is given with so little publicity that many students do not appreciate what their help means to the school. The Public Address Crew is rather new at Fremont, it came into operation when we bought our own public address system last year. Every bleacher call the crew is very busy arranging the loud speakers and the rest of the public address system. They have a very reliable hard working crew. N I r -A , 7 N W J. Y? , -q .,v- -.-i -.ff --- -T -----b---- his J .5 2 The Ninth Grade Literary Club is open to all ninth graders interested in Literature or the writing of com- positions. lt is restricted to the ninth grade and aims to give these students not only an introduction to the senior high school activities but to give them a stimulus in creative writing. The president this term is Jean Proughg and the sponsor is Mrs. May G, Wilt. The printing of forms, hall passes, tickets, and programs for four thousand students is no small job, but the vocational printing classes are equal to the task of keep- ing you supplied with such matter. These ink hounds revel in ink, paper, and type, and like nothing better XF!-63' than an order for a job in a rush! m-glwiraiq Fi 'P -if , ' ' Wi T NW 4' T 1-Lies si 1 -'ti- iwfmiifi' 1 Y ' ' Hf'l'lD ECIVEIEJ H.I.N I N Sll3.LN Illd 'IVNOLLVDOA wffm?2r!:t'1abd,, .,-.4 1.3 :J .1 I . I! JN .!9l 91 D -1 Q D '-T3 o as Q U M :ji Q' s X m -... -,.....h iii 3 a, .L 5 ri? W 3 I 5 I ,Q 41 fri f 3 A 2 3 5 al, 3.5 5- :E e l S! Es fi Q gi 'I 2 S S, 2 1 1 1 nm.. .-.v 5 ik Ii 2 1, ECIVHEJ H.l.6 1, i sf. 4 3 ... ..- , f xx in , ,, vb i 15 I-fs, 'ff . s 'A 2 N 5-Q ' L'-if - g . 'N pf.. '- p D ' y .g, b , n f, 4' . v 1 x' 'X Q ,V Mr N' N 5: .Jr N, xri K W ,7 F T T YQ- V' mi ,ff V vw, , 5 'J , wi HJ ' .- N A? . 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YOUR ,,,m,, f, 4.,, .- N VXI C RCUS GQEMOREF -- ri PY ...uni Gilmore, the real lion, was there, Gobbo the monk was there, Tarzan was thereg in tact we were all there. The big peerade with everything from lions and taggers to gaily dressed for almost dressedl hula dancers, was a nine day wonder as it weaved through the streets behind police escort and lett behind it a message of Circus is in Town for the small kids ofthe neighbor- hood to digest. lt is rumored that twenty-three grand- mothers were summarily disposed ot by the smaller fry so that they could get out of school to see the Big Top at Fremont. S. 'V Fremont's Custodian Crew did themselves proud in the circus pre-view parade. With their usual whole-hearted cooperation, they built a wondrous float on an antique Ford, with waving pampas plumes and fantastic mod- ernistic decorations. Filled with the beauty and chivalry of Hicksville with spinach adorned chins and corn cob pipes, the float majestically sailed through the environs of Fremontville and carried off first honors in the competition. Mr. Foster as Lizzie was easily the belle of the show. 1, ,M A 4 ., K. L.,-.. .11-' ' 5-SLS .Jw--v J wo, x.,, s yi f,,-11124 K R ,Y Q r' -lb: Lux JT, f 'FU f X - E 8 Lrg A I f 1 , +.w' ECHOES OF THE SAWDUST RING f:a'.f' 'ff , ...v, -...........- .A-ws ' f- :..,,,l,?f,Q7 V J,p,'.13f ,QMJ A V z gg-1, , A , 4 ,.. .f-' M , ,, -f I . '9s'4i4. r ' 'v r, 5 9 P, ' , , 1 JI 'llx ,W ' ' . o-1-.Q ----1 'Shi ff IA '4 ORAL ARTS r all The Gvrls Glee Club us a group of selected gurls chosen for vouce cltuzenshnp and character for the purpose of sungnng worthwhule musuc and the promotnon of good fellowshrp Many publuc appearances have been made by thus group sncludung a raduo broadcast Endlng a term of great actnvuty they presented a group of three songs un the May Festnval program and also sang nn the chorus and group solos of Walpurgls Night Bonnne Mangrum Presudents Mary Edlth Dunn Dlrector Grace L Rankin Accompanlst Elnzabeth Champion 5 E F I E u . . l A Cl Q all v ' l 79 9 g B J' 5 SL - i I 8f'l'lD 3319 EIOINEIS ,S'lHI9 l BOYS' SENl0R GLEE CLUB K, ,., The Boys' Glee Club is an organization of representative Fremont boys who sing music of worth written for male voices, and who promote a spirit of good fellowship. They sing for programs representing Fremont over the Radio, at Community meetings, school programs, and frequently join with the Girls' Glee Club and other musical organizations to present music for Festivals and Commencement. The fourth period is the meeting time when good fellows get togetherf' and room l2l can tell the tale of close harmony, spontaneous fun, hard work and good times. The officers for the fall and spring terms are: ' Elden Campbell - Presidents - David Nation Director-Ida E. Bach Accompanist-Ruth Goldsborough f 1 ,gl 511211 I I W- ff. 'N' sf gl-of cf-' -1 I 1 ' 1 Y Y X X I lf Y 1 F F ., f ! 1 ,i 1 Ssxsxwss-.xssg i we l KJ! J - .J . f The A Cappella choir is composed of a group of boys and girls interested in this unusual type of singing. This year the choir was chosen to sing at the National Music Conference which had its Western section meeting in Pasadena April fifteenth. ln May they were chosen to sing in the annual Bach Festival planned by John Smallman and which took place in the First Congre- gational Church. The Choir also sang in Fremont's May Festival. With Miss Bach and Miss Goldsborough as sponsors, the choir studies not only the music of the Golden garden period of song , but also modern com- position in the style called A Cappella . lc HIOHD V'l'l3dclVD V STRING QUARTETTE TREBLE CLEF SINGERS -W - - v Q .,, 4 .. - 3' T. . -for-L., -'M ,- -- -- - fa yr. --.1 - bf- . L.. t ,tj ' ' .. -.T V ,, Uw.:vg, . --V I A . ev- . I ,,. --3gQl',K'fff 'i.' N , --. Q. M V 4' W-, '- '.- , 4 f . il' --P ,. .DM ,cruz - A ,l My - 4- ff f Q ' r - 1.0 , L ns. .A V, ,A Under the direction of Mrs. Percival, this group meets twice a week to study the beautiful literature written tor string instruments. They assist in school programs and also represent the school in concerts and entertain- ments away from Fremont. The members are: Lester Holmlund, first violinistg Ernest Peterson, second vio- linistg Richard McDonald, viola: and Ivan Baker, cello. 3, ar.. 8 Nine specially selected girls comprise The Treble Clef Singers who under the direction of Miss Rankin study music of artistic worth. They have sung over the radio, for entertainments, concerts, and tor the May Festival. Their singing, which is of rare beauty, has brought them distinction and acclaim. The accompanist is Miss Champion. 'ii I Lx BJ!-A l sl, F RST WALPURG S NIGHT, MAY FESTIVAL Th Fest va Fremont s Ma ear the Mus c organ zat ons o n to present Once a ent and stu event marks the term pro ect n the Mus c department when every O 6 YTTSCE BFICOUS F'lUI'T1 EFS HOT On T6 s year vo ces an took p ace at Bovar rus o O Va s fest rces to Fremont O On F1 but grou ack 8 ssoh 6 s asm a ten weeks of the semeste Fl U the f rst P d GCGS ft f of hestra 3 On CO OI' C LLJ h US T8 OUH ITT arTZ H the f O FGSTS kfo O8 he 1' Y1 crfce S3 and f O aff One Y P d stor an zat ons remont F ef Treb e C SSTFB ented by en or QD mm DD an Ps U N- the Mxed Chorus th ram were sun ub C Fest va c: asses Ce O 08 an D b LD CD4- g, . .. -252 ggftjfgg 2020-23 PTH zvifwt meow 'DE UQ.: 35, - 4 en,-C .....C an Q mm SD.:-g gl- 5LgD .- -tt? -- .: 3.-L-.sg 2309 4' no CD UD IC U0 U-.-gg fv 8-an '6 '30-'Qx O.-BL V, 'lv 'mace Ps --'-Co - P- ',7, , Csun 592+ 2 'QSTQS' O.- .QQ-332 q'3.-qg2-AJOQ' 94-C2 O .ETB 'E ' fl 3 U 9: E - -D 'Q Ps -4-'O '- .Q .0 -- cu geo Q- -U Q2 -EC '- an GT? --.Q L' ' C 'CC 3+- .. 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Under the direction of Mr. Teazle, this group has done radio work, played concert programs, and assisted at all forms of school entertainments and events. For Commencement the band appears to play the impressive processional of graduates and the treasured Alma Mater. -W A ' L- l i . CINVH HOINBS SENIOR ORCHESTRA The Senior Orchestra plays a major part in our school life. These boys and girls study fine Orchestral litera- ture and present it in various school programs. This year they played for the Festival and also did the Orchestral accompaniments for WaIpurgis Night. This group is under the direction of Mr. Teazle. The Fremont Singers-a group of twenty boys and girls meet twice a week to study music similar to that sung in the A Cappella Choir and also present music for miv- ed voices with accompaniment. Like the other music organizations, they sng in the various school programs and festivals. Miss Bach directs this group and Miss Goldsborough is the accompanist. Below is a picture of our beautiful auditorium which will bring fond recollections to older Fremontians. Since it was condemned after the earthquake of March lOth l933, it has been used as a storeroom for discard- ed school properties. The bleachers have been used for rallys and entertainments quite successfully. SHEIEJNIS .LNOWEIIH s......J This year the Drama enrollment is the largest in the history of Fremont. Beginning Drama pupils study the history of Drama, one-act plays, and produce one-act plays for the class. Motion picture appreciation is the topic of discussion in the Drama 2 class the first ten weeks. The second ten weeks the pupils study the th ree act play and present plays to the class. For the first time we have a production class. The pupils of this class study the technique of acting, read current Broadway successes, and have presented five one-act plays for the Student Body. Mrs. Mattison's beaming drama l class was the first class to go over the top in the Fremontian sales drive, so we present them, together with their effervesceni instructor. cgi U 3 iw if Joe Steiner, our foremost public speaker and Senior B vice-president, represented Fremont in the Herald Ex- press Oratorical Contest at U.S.C., where he made an outstanding speech. In an essay contest held by the American Legion for twelfth graders, he won a cup. He was also our peerless announcer at the ball games. ,V W- up-'-04 Walt Davis, left and Angelo Carnevale are the peri- patetic photographers to whom the Fremontian is in- debted for much fine work. Their cameras are the type used by leading newspaper legmen . Mr. Metzger's Related Cabinet Class didn't hear the bulletin about having their lOth grade picture taken, so we couldn't leave them out, on account of the fine work their teacher did in the Fremontian sales drive. Here they are - fit as a fiddle, and anxious to be 'shot.' S RT 0 SP I LS R -G Lna.,,.Tu'M'! +555-L4 L, -4s..a-4.. -.. 0s.s.....h., M, it L, 251 s V A , 1.-. mu, WNW ---..,-n.. L LM .L-f -..L..s- L-r-L...i idk ,uf ww- 1.JfrE:1 GERTRU DE TENNIS President ROSE LOPEZ Treasurer EDNA BRUGGER President LOUISE MARTIN Treasurer WINTER '35 CABINET LUCI LLE SPAETH GEN EVIEVE SANDERS Vice-President Secretary CARMEL RUSSO TINY HUBBEL Senior Yell Leader SUMMER '35 CABINET REBA JONES Vice-President BEI IY BADGER Senior Yell Leader A ,, I Q XV Junior Yell Leader CARMEL RUSSO Secretary ELVERA VENTURELLI Junior Yell Leader -U' .V .5 'v O :l:l EID SEI LETTER G RLS P eff , - Y. . ,E , lf 'ak 41047 Yr- gb J 'V L' v 4' W-v:.., L ,f sh . 'E Q, 1 'K C ,Av W!! I I- 'Tb QA ,xl mfg 51 gen-y gags., Maxine McMasters Under the management of Maxine McMasters, basket- ball season was successfully climaxed by the tourna- ment which saw the juniors take the championship. Playing against the sophomores, Captain Betty Badger and her junior team mates had a very difficult time downing them, the final score being 9 to 5. Against the seniors the going was much easier and the final whistle found the juniors out in front, 30 to I9. The junior second team did its bit toward the champ- ionship by also defeating both the seniors and sopho- mores. First Team Members are: Betty Badger, guard Carmel Russo, side center Ruth Ashton, guard Eva Brown, side center Louise Martin, guard Elvera Venturelli, forward June Turner, side center Catherine Kinsley, forward Maxine McMasters, jump center w P vu 71 ' rn Ni.. l mi: Elf' ul K , tml' Q ' Speedball made a very good showing this year with about one hundred girls signing up for practice. The season was badly broken up by weather conditions. The interclass competition was keen, the Seniors winning the championship. Speedball is a combination ot Bas- ketball and soccer and is a very' good sport for girls. lt is fast, and a good game to play because of the interest and competition aroused. Center Forward- -Rose Lopez Right Forward- -Genevieve Sanders Left Forward- -Reba Jones Right End- -Viola Fischbeck Left End- -Angelena Cirino Center Half- -Gertie Tennis Right Half- -Ada Venturelli Left Half- -Lucille Spaeth Right Guard- -Gladys Farmer Left Guard- -Josephine Ashdown Goal Guard- -Edna Brugger Subs. Bessie Hearne Alice Smith Service! With the score l4-l 3 one point to make. How exciting! The ball is servedg everyone is on her toesg it goes over with a bang and lands in a far corner out of reach: the point is made and the game is over. Maxine McMasters' team won the championship this year by defeating Rose Lopez' team in a series of three exciting games. Maxine McMasters Elvera Venturelli Marion Strachater Louise Martain Betty Badger Ruth Christofferson Midge Brugger Catherine Kinsley Fern Pitcher Ruth Ashton Margaret Baysinger Rose Lopez Mary Baysinger Elaine Bundy Helen Bench France Hubbard Audrey Payne Audrey Ensley Francis Brown Dorothy l-lighan' Florence Bedrosuan Captain Captain Maxine McMasters Rose Lopez HOCKEY N. L 4 , ee .1 Manager J Cap:-ain Marian Strachota une With a fast backfield and a forward line which was always on top of the ball, the juniors walked off with the hockey tournament this year by trouncing the sophomores, 5-O, the freshmen, 4-O, and barely nosing out the seniors 2-l in a breathlessly thrilling game. Captain June Turner and Catherine Kinsley stood out in the backfield while the entire forward wall turned in sterling performances in every game, Other players were: Maxine McMasters, Louise Martin, Elvera Venturelli, Ruth Christoffersen, Ruth Ashton, Eva Brown, Helen Stalker, Hazel Stalker, Donna Uzelac, Betty Badger, Grace Graham, and Lupe Ramos. 5'-ISL' 9 li Manager McMasfers gtg, Archery claims the interest of many people all over the world, and it is becoming more popular every day. The Archery Club of our school has been a part of the G.A.A. for several years. Manager Maxine McMasters would have enjoyed her job more if there had been more girls OUT. ' wr'-.H The student coaches are made up of specially selected girls chosen to act as coaches, referees, and general leaders in gym classes. These girls take a special part' in all sports and must pass a rigid examination before becoming a coach. The coaching class meets ninth period and Miss Walker is instructor. 6 AZIHHDEIV I SHHDVOD .LNElClfl.l.S TENN S SWIMM NG Tennis this year was managed by Loretta Hovey. The fall term was very successtul. Tournament winners were: Senior, Bernice Taylorg Junior, Carmel Russo: Sophomore, Dorothy Batelor. The girls practiced hard and showed much enthusiasm. The sbring term showed the largest turnout in yearsg over eighty Juniors, IZO Seniors and Sophomores and Freshmen, Advanced and beginners classes were held. Girls' swimming was held at Riis high school. Eva Brown, our swimming manager, enjoyed the biggest turnout ever. This year there were eighty-tive girls out. Classes were held tor beginning, intermediate, and advanced girls. ,... Manager Mary Baker More girls canoe out for baseball this year than ever lwetore. The sport proves, very interesting to everyone and there is plenty of competition among the classes. Due to the tact that the championship was not decided at the time the book went to press, the Freshmen and Sophomores were chosen to represent this sport. E, ' 'I! Q ' 'fig ' RTS YS' SP po l' nf, H H, -SH 3 f W Sw, fn N , , .6- . A 15,533 'P 1 - ..vm '3'r. -RD wiihkf -A-3 -'vig .1 i 'A Q V ,44 sf' ' IILL HANEY - A fine head coach who is always cooperating with everyone Coach Haney helped with the wrestling teams after the rugby season Was rugby coach at U S C He sure knows his stuff an the gymnastic sports li' -in If H7 I' . I l Q Lit LES HASEROT - Always smiling and willing to talk it over with anyone He knows his baseball and always has a good team For two years has had the city charnpvonshlp and is on his way to a third ...rf --l-- g... vv g..z...L 3514- J -- ,YF Sei ,gi 43 . F7 -if ,Tift - ' .wri t I iqffgugvgfj, in f an 'it - 1.-4-anus .......-a V ..- ...-H 3 1...-. i au ' 43+- ' Q Lv-Q V ff 'V , -M., ,spam-faa..f sy - Q ..l J TED COFFMAN - Although serious looking, he is full of fun underneath Puts his heart and soul in his team and has turned out consistently good varsity basketball teams Dont let his looks de- ceive you GEORGE DIKCKX - As a football coach he has no equal. A quiet sort of man who can get the best out of any players Watch his championship team next year Good Luck, Coach Dirckx' Tl-IT? IRVIN TANNER A very serious minded coach who brought up a class 8 football championship team this year Also as a track coach he sure knows the sport from A to Z. and is always willing to help the boys DON HANDY - His first year here i'Fuzzy made a hit with everyone the first day He coached the Gym Clifb and If he kgepg up his fine work will lh the future, have many chamPi0'15l1'D 'CINS- GRANT AURAND - A happy-go-lucky coach Will give you the shirt off of his back Coached the class B basketball and track teams Although his second year here he is very popular already FOOTBALL FRONT ROW La pet Capt K g F ake Wh tl Wa so Ste at Cobel Da sk Ch sta so Ke t W ght Joh so Ca e ale CENT!! ROW W n ey K g M phy Lopez BACK ROW As to Nc ols CoachDck Fel B e Hck c Plasch Becke etz Mtchl Toth Chacopol St a b Soh ga M c ael GI M t Z G h Woodltt axe a o p a M rphy Hay ad Mtchell C el Botto ley Although Fremont s hope for another championship failed to materialize this year, it can safely be said that we had a fighting team With only four Iettermen re turning and these in the line very dark prospects were in store from the very start With two of the returning men regulars and a totally green backfield Coach Dirckx deserves no little praise for the fine showing made ln the newly formed Southern League, Fremont met the strongest squads in the city in Huntington Park Manual Arts Jefferson, and Washington The inter locking games with other leagues found us faced with Lincoln and Beverly Hills. Perhaps the percentage of wins could have been better but every game was a con- test. AL KING - A veteran end of the l934 championship team, AI was captain of a team of inexperienced players Every- one will remember his playing in the Manual game This was his second and last year for Fremont '?-+ IILL FIAKIK - A veteran rrom the '34 championship team, A two hundred pounder having the hardest position on the squad A great defensive player who made the All-Southern League selec- tion. This was his last year. mai A . ,a,,f- g 3.5,-,. W 1 sf 'y ..,tqaP,.,.,-., I . ' 1' . . s 1 z,,-og, ' - W. J -1- I , s Q ' f f ff. .awe and -41 fam, 4 2 HUNTINGTON PARK 6-0 ln the initial game in the newly formed Southern League, the Pathfinder varsity defeated Huntington Park by a score of 6-O. This game was marked by the individual feats of broken field running of Fred Curiel, Fremont quarter, and Fern Skoubye, Sparton half, plus a heart rending goal line stand made by the Dirckxmen in the third quarter. Late in the second quarter, Skoubye punted to Woodliff, Pathfinder Back, who reeled off a twenty yard return to his 35 yard stripe. With Curiel and Ashton alternately hitting the line, they started a 65 yard drive to a touchdown. IILL NICHOLS - Billy was given little credit for his work at the halfback post Although h-s first year on the varsity he played a consistent game and we will always remember his playing in the Jefferson game 11 lm- FIANKLIN WOODLIFF - Frank. an ac curate and bgautitul open field runner, was declared out for the season with a broken wr-st when services were most in demand He was a ball- acking quar- terback who turned in Rue perform' anggg in three games JOHN CHACOPOLUS - A returning '34 championship veteran, John played a bang-up game at left guard continuous- ly, A responsible position was filled by a fighting John This was his last year but he did his share for two years. FRANK LAMPEIT - A consistently fine player and team mate Played left tackle and right end Played on the l934 championship team He served his school three years and will be lost to us next year lOl WRIGHT - A very capable center A player who can be counted on in any pinch Although his first year he played like a veteran He will play nel' year at center or guard JOE TOTH - Although not a veteran, Toth CButchJ filled the key position on the line, running guard. He also played fullback A coach hates to lose a value able man like Butch , PHIL JOHNSON - A very sure and snappy center. A very powerful man on offense or defense. Also the hardest tackler on the team. He will be back next year in the same position. ALLIN CHIISTIANSON - As half- back, Allen played all season with an injury that would force a lesser man from the strenuous activity. He was a very hard blocker on offense. This was his last year as a player. , .L.4c.,' - .. 2 ff-'Q ..'l'..s -:'..1'.i :s5'-fi2f.1fff22 MANUAL ARTS 0-7 Lady Luck hovering over the Vermont Avenue institu- tion gave the Toilers an unearned 7-O victory over an inspired Trailblazer squad in a game that was to be a mere breather for the powerful Purple eleven. Captain Al King was the inspiration that made the Dirckxmen breathe fire. AI had been decreed out of the contest because of a broken nose. After Francis' costly fumble of Nave's punt on the six yard line and the consequent score, AI entered the game disregarding possible life disfiguration and turned in one of the finest individual efforts seen here in many moons. JACK DANSKIN - Played outside half and was a great offensive player be' cause of his field and goal-kicking and passing. Coach Dirckx will never get a passer and kicker as consistent as Jack for many years. HENRY SAVOIAN - Although his first year on the varsity, he took to it as a duck takes to water. A very promising, valuable man for next year. Dirckx will probably place him at left guard. wr my - .-nil., P WASHINGTON 6 0 Clicking beautifully against a well planned aerial attack the rejuvenated Dirckxmen outplayed the Washington Generals coming out on the long end of a score of 6 O The struggle the third of the season, was played on Richer Field Led by Denny Buccola, the Generals pushed the Pathfinders all over the field in the first half but were unable to score The touchdown came in the third quarter after the Fremont eleven had come to life. The Cardinals received the ball on Washington s twenty-eight yard line. ln two plays Francis moved the ball to the twenty from where he broke through tackle and weaved his way through the General s secondary to a touchdown. MURRAY SANDERS - Played at left tackle A hard-hitting tackle and very dependable His first year on the yy. sity, he alternated in a responsible pos- ition He will be back next year. DENNIS FRANCIS - Denny, had he been on a winning team, would have been selected on the All Southern team Denny was a powerful quarter who might be termed a triple threat man He will back next year. LOUIE METKOVICH H 5 3 f defe s e left' halt back Lo e dd 959 9 'he Publ c ty acco ded' the ball packers b t asa sha p tho to all F e mo l 5 0PDOnents Th s as h s seco d a d last yea WILIERT MALCHOW - A C Al K' ' BD'-3 g as ad a b oke ose. Malcho f'lIed the gap so effect vely that he sha ed t me at thee dposto eg la ly He hasa . othe ye 54g ,QS 'na it - 1. f ' a- - :fi 1' 43 vwifl. 1 .. K -,Tri 2:6 'A . limi, 5. 'ri' ae. w e 'f ' iw 4 f 5' M ' s .W gg , . ,:' L . '. -rw f, , Aw... -, ' A : 'ball I ' 'mv .4 M 4 tv- .,. .- .p all ' 4. ' .qs at., W4 FRED CUIIEL - The smallest man on the squad and the shiftiest open field runner in the backfield Fred also had the misfortune to receive injuries suffi' cient to cause a temporary layoff from active competition GEORGE HOISON - Entering the lime- light during the absence of Ed Martin. George played his first game for Fre- mont against Manual Arts He was a fine defensive end and returns next year. OKIEL ASHTON - The Terrible Swede was just that to opponents of the Card- inal and Grey this season His ball pack- ing and smashing tackles in backing up the line label him as a threat to all and sundry- backfueld men in next year's conflicts JEFFERSON 0 - 25 This game was made brilliant by a diminutive lad of only l22 pounds, Hartunian, who ran almost at will through the Fremont forces. The least said about this game the better as it was hardly an example of the kind of football usually played by Fremont teams. Underdogs is a fearful word when used in connection with these contests as was stated in a local paper. Fre- mont journeyed over to Jefferson as heavy favorites to hand the Democrats a spanking, but they walked into the worst pounding handed Dirckxmen since 1930 with the final score 25 to O. ED MARTON V He was the mOSY serious player on the team when in action A great defensive player at right end and didrft mind inluries He will be back next year at the same position RAY MURPHY - A very small man but g tighting running guard. A fellow hard to take out and was a standout on de- fense. This was his first year and also his last as a regular. BILL PLASCH - A very big man who alternated at a very hard position, that of right tackle This was his first year and he really made a fine player He comes back next year as a veteran. LINCOLN 7-I3 Lincoln l3, Fremont 7. This was the score, despite the fact that a fighting Cardinal clad team fought its way to the goal line four times in the fourth quarter, scoring once despite numerous penalties, inflicted with dis- heartening frequency, and a couple of intercepted pass- es at inopportune moments. BEVERLY HILLS 0 - 0 Winding up their season in a blaze of glory, the locals journeyed over to battle a powerful Norman squad to a scoreless tie, on a muddy field. The game featured the strong defense of the Dirckx- men, as the Beverly squad was hurled back time and again from the Pathfinder goal. IILL FELIX - Despite the handicap of injuries that forced him out most of the season, Bill rated first string half He was strong on either defense or offense. This was his last year of football GENE HAYES - Hailed as the greatest prospect ever to transfer to Fremont. Gene tangled early with the injury linx His blocking paid off dividends in the Washington game and was his out- standing contribution to the Pathfind- ers in his last year of action, FRONT ROW - Rwola, Groshong Farq har, Holmes, Klein, Guyer, Lucas, Godwin, Sayoian, Rosata SECOND ROW - Salirmno, Schwartz Blshop, Stephen, Jenkins Clements, Pirrone, Krueger, Savom Sheue, Larriva THIRD ROW - Barry, Thomas, Englin, McCormick, Godfrey, Gambino, Conners, Bliss. Koehler Ferro, Taylor, Czach Tanner FOURTH ROW - Baker Sapulo, Goddard, Torrance. Mcfullen, Humphreys, Steiner Huffman, McPhelers Washington 0-0. Fremont met a set-back when the under-rated Generals held tor downs on the two yard line. Washington threatened but once, and the gun saved the locals. Manual Arts 'I-0. Again scoring in the waning min- utes of play, Fremont won over our supposedly superior competition by virtue of a titty-tive yard drive, topped oft by a pass combination to Sheue in the end zone. A pass to Farquhar was good tor the conversion. Huntington Park 6-0. The Tannermen stood oft the Spartans for three quarters, Fremont capitalizing on a run by Wey Sheue from the 47 to the l2. A pass to Far- quhar scored for them. Jefferson I3-0. A win over our constant rivals brought home a title in the first year in the Southern League. Bob Schwartz, Bill Holmes and Norman Farquhar tall- ied behind perfect team work. J Tag - u a 1 -ir-bill., -ef-1 - ,Ag Stephens Bliss Kline Larriva U Lucas Krueger Guyer Englin Salintino Mcpheters JGFWRIFWS CLASS BEE CHAMPS ln a game fraught with suspense and near destruction of championship hopes of both squads, Fremont and Lincoln battled four quarters to a O-O score. Playing L. A. the Bees scored in the third quarter to gain re- venge on the Romans for -breaking their season record of not being scored on. lt ended at a 6-6 tie. Sheue Schwartz Farquhar Holmes . Torrance Savoian Groshong Clements Godwin Pirrone Steiner FRONT ROW - Henderson, Sieley, Wells, Capt, Case, Guyer, Richards, Radevich, Gordon SECOND ROW - Luther, Yancey, Bailey, Porterfield, Van Karn- gen, Mott, Rowland. Montgomery, Clark. McGee, Emendino HIRD ROW - Higgins, O'Hara, Schwartz, Johnson, Herbert, Borregard, Galloway, Marburgar, Burnam, Daccone, Slider, Hecht, Coach Dellocco CEE TEAM Under the guidance of Francis DeRocco, former var- sity player, the Cee team, the first since l93O, turned in a very satisfactory performance. Although they got started rather late, the Cees beat Mount Carmel 20-O, lost to Fairfax 20-7 and took the small end of the score against the Jordan Bee team. ROOKIE SQUAD The Rookie squad is composed of ineligible or ninth grade fellows who want to learn the game of football. They played the Washington Rookies in their first game 8-8. ln the second tilt they defeated them 7-6. Tom Walsh, former Fremont star, coached the Freshmen . FRONT ROW - Wenthworth, Dinert. Lyons, Bauman, Thorton, Million SECOND ROW - Capt Kline, Reynolds, Striker, McKnight, Smith, Kennedy, Richardson THIRD ROW - Cortopassi, Town, Shelford, Dye, Hayhoe, Corr- ick, McKenzie FOURTH ROW - Wells, Blogget, Rice, Tubbs. Naraio, Edwards, Bearman, Maxwell Marr BASKETBALL FRONT IOW - Adamson, Benton. McGowan. Loai, Pressburg SECOND ROW - Austin, Lyons, Kristal Ayers. Satow. Coffman VARSITY BASKETBALL With only three lettermen returning, the squad made an excellent showing in their league competition and an even better showing in their inter-locking games. The players who received letters this year are Capt. Willis Ayers, Vide Kriste, Joe Pressburg, Bill Adamson, Harry Kamper, Bud Lyons, Cecil Benton, and Bill Aus- tin. Vide Kriste was chosen on the All-Southern League team at the center position. lt was a funny sight to see Vide, 6ft. 4in., playing along side of Pressburg, 5ft. 3in., which goes to show that size means nothing. Prospects for next year are dark, but Coach Coffman can be counted on for a good team every year. Bill Adamson will lead the team next year as captain. 4 .A WILLIS AYIIS - A veteran of last gnd i ' of :his yufs fum my wasctei Trvspiring leader and Vi de.d.Y' ag gh. fgrwgrd p0Si!l0rl, This was his las! season of baskefbilli IILL AUSTIN - A veteran guard from last year An outstanding defensive and offensive player Although Red play' guard he accounted for many of the MANUAL ARTS I5-I9 Captain Ayers sank a swisher from mid-court to start the game, Kriste followed with another spectacular shot to aid what looked like just one more victory for the Coffmanites. After being led throughout the first half, the Artisans apparently received some inspiration, leading the parade from the opening of the second half to the final gun, HUNTINGTON PARK 28-I6 Scoring fourteen points in the last quarter, Fremont opened the hoop season with a scintillating win show- ing the form the squad could attain when hot , For three quarters they missed set-up after set-up only to rout the Spartans in the closing session. VIDE KIISTE - Played at the center position A tall man ot six tee! five inch eg, Vide played a great offensive game and was a veteran of last year He was chosen on the All Southern League se- lect on He plans to go to U C L A JOE PRESSIUIG - A very small man who played a bug game Joe was a great defensive player and seemed to he everywhere at once Joe came up from the B team This was his last year WASHINGTON 40-I8 Really clicking for the first time, the Pathfinders de- feated the Generals in the Poly gym. Captain Ayres again sank the initial field goal. The whole team seem- ed to have been touchd off by the same spark that drove them relentlessly on. POLYTECH N IC I0-22 Trailing by a four point margin in the first quarter, Fre- mont continued to allow the Parrots to set the pace for them until they doubled local scoring. The fourth stanza found the Pathfinders picking up momentarily. However, Poly tightened the defense to the utter exclusion of Pathfinder scores. CECIL BENTON - Played guard and although not a regular, Cecil was a great asset on defense He was a very gO0d passer and was a consistently fine plays IILL ADAMSON - From the start of The season, Bill, although in his first year out for the was outstanding in any position e has another year ain-e ect should be an inspir- INTER-tOCKlNG GAMES After placing third in the southern league competition, Coach Coffman's squad 'continued to play the third place teams from the other leagues in their inter- locking games. Two of the contests were the hardest fought tilts seen this season. Fremont won two out of three games by defeating Franklin 20-I9 in a close battle, losing to Beverly Hills 20-l6, and winning over Narbonne 39-l8. Much credit can be given to Willis Ayers, the hard-fighting captain, for the great showing they made. The seniors received a tremendous ovation when they left the Narbonne game, the last of high school competition for them. IUU LYONS - Althoufh an inexper- nqncgd layer, Bud played as a regular guard 'ghis was his lust year but spec- tators will always remember and won- der how he swished them through the loop with such apparent llll - 1 . , ,A CLASS B BASKETBALL Although the B team did not win many of their games this year, Coach Aurand turned out a fight-to-the-end team. ln their league games they lost to Huntington Park l9-l4, Manual Arts defeated them 23-2l, won over Polytechnic 26-l l, lost to Washington l8-l6 and won over Jefferson 2l-l6. ln the inter-locking games they lost to Franklin 34-2l, took the small end of the score against Beverly Hills 23-2l, and won over Nar- bonne 29-26. All of the scores were close and most of the games were played in extra periods. , Fl NT low V , Ranney, Hauser May, Higham C NTEI IOW Edwards. Wells. Captain Cruickshank, McCul- d H K ROW R don, Walker, Alley Pemgue, Al-ie, Motshagen CROSS COUNTRY Chances looked very slim for the team this year with only one Ietterman returning, With just two weeks of training they won over Compton and lost to Washing- ton. Coach Handy stated that it takes real leather- lunged men to make a Cross Country team. Jim Cruick- shank was elected captain after a close election. TENNIS Predicted to place no better than fourth, the tennis team, under the eyes of Coach Spears, went on to win a close second place. They won three out of four con tests, defeating Huntington Park l6-9, Washington l3-l2, Jefferson 25-O. and losing to Manual Arts ll-14 Woodrow Wilson was chosen captain of the team. FIRST IOW - Metz, Wilson, Strand, Pierce, Williarr-s, Davis. oersma SECOND IOW - Broughton, Murphy, Odo, Dray, Wasserman, peland, Coach Spears .,,,,?,-. '!h4- . :FK e FIRST IOW - Hamilton, Kellerf. Mott, G, Sparks, Case, Roth. Seidler, C Sparks SECOND IOW - Thompson. Lee, Hayes, Brasher. Corbeil, Carr- ick, Steffen, McEvoy, Bleeker THIRD ROW - Edwards, Kuntz, Cuevas, Francis, Smith, Marlo, D'Amnico, Severson, Coach Handy FOURTH ROW - Bearman, Swanson, Temple, Croff, Sanderfer. Terry. Berfwell GYM CLUB After the fine showing of last year, Coach Fuzz Han- dy's Gym Club men were put in a much more compet- itive league this year. They won over Compton J. C. 78-433 Beverly Hills, 87-52g lost to Franklin, 77-68' Washington, 98-433 Manual Arts, lO7-383 Polytechnic, 88-60. Along with the regular meets they were called on to give exhibits of their ability at several schools and lodges. The boys are gradually becoming experienced and two of them placed third in the city finals, giving Fremont a fifth place. Those two who placed were Bleeker in the rope climb and Swanson in the free floor exercise. Roth was high point man of the team with 69 points with Swanson and Sanderfer close behind. 5 4 - 2 Af Q Emile A i . P' ee' L wav4r1 .. 4,3 .NR 1 .r --z,'. , J 'v nl 'is x af- I qv 9 at X l Ji l K l , .,,,' slfy e .i'. l V...b- -dw' 0 -- .4 r l X Z 4 4' 'I t ff: new - Q nfl V549 I r 1' 1 .. I x .3 I ' -. L . ,...vn -5 'A FIRST ROW W C Ferrante. Markham Fitzgerald. Hopkins. Schwartz Capt Ferrante, Hayward, Zanotte, Van Kampen SECOND ROW - Papurt. Seratme. Rupsch Scott, Orr, Guy. Lys- ter. Frgge. Coach Haserov T HIRD R W - Sigura, Higham, Brumck, Burton, Arnold, Foster, S Ferrante. Bliss VARSITY BASEBALL CHAMPS Coach Les l-iaserot can be very proud of his i935 horse- hiders. They finished the season as city champs. lt would be unfair to praise any one player because they all deserve much credit. Coach Haserot started this sea- son with but four veterans, and the championship came through the hard work and the willing cooperation of all. Baseball championships seem to gather at Fremont as we have won three out of the last four years. Every- one returns next year except the famous Ferrante bro- thers, Fred Hayward, Ed Arnold and Vic Foster. Look for another championship team! 'E Q,- fb QW all' l 'T ...rp - W A f T 7h Hwrf 5 , l 1 . I aa.: - A 4, V Nw- ' A 1 -git' ,jf 1-ifffb ' T , ,A - 'iff 'l -Mc: I, -1' if-9. 7 ,L ' ,Q '-11+rvl',',.,m,,.g4, r ' 3... N ', . 'Wm ' Q' a ., 1-rub, 5 55,565 - ' ,..'-. ..',. FRANK FEIRANTE - Captain of the team and played right field, A fine field- er and was a three year veteran. He was known as a home run hitting Capt. and deserves much of the credit lor the Ylfle- X SAM FEIKANTE - Played left field and was known as the hardest hitter on the team: also the fastest man on the squad. Sam was a veteran from last year and had two home runs to his credit 'l'lVH3SVH 4, . . .lgyxev 1 1 ,, ,. , ,. , Q, 1 .1 .x -'. . F39 xg --v, ' , 3 ' WW' fa-4-. 'F X Q 3 f 'IC -. 5 'X ,, 'Wir .-ff gy, 2183: d Sf 3 . ,af s, f 5 , .111 N lOl GUY - Gnrls called him Pmky Bob was a veteran from last year and played center field He was a stead Y hnter and was known as a home run l s u er, He has mother year. . lOl SCHWARTZ A alla Qund ,gh let C e pfomtheBeg9e pl yed sa egl sh tstop Bobhag h othe yea a dhe too 5 iw H2 Z- Mika tr ! MAYLON IUITON Cons de ed one of the f est p tche s the c ry Al tho gh Bu r s a p tche he had the h ghest bat! ng a e age o the tea He hadte htsloseenfeenimesatbar He et s ne t yea , . fan ' ., .FIX LOS ANGELES 3 2 ln the funal league conflict Burton won his victory to clnnch the league title The score was tled golng Into the last of the seventh lnnmg but per fect battmg and the tenseness of the sutuatnon provlded the decusuon FAIRFAX 7 6 In perhaps one of the most thrnllung horsehude contests ever staged on Richer Field the Path funders won after using Burton Arnold and Hopkans In the box Sam Ferrante hut a homer wlth Guy on base the openung stanza l-lopkuns retired the Colonnals In l 2 3 order ln the seventh, msurung vnctory FAIRFAX 0 I La Grass, Colonual hurler, could not be denied In the second meeting, turnmg In a no hut no ance for the locals but lacked the support tendered the Colonial pitcher ss 1 ' Y A s lg, e. am u r - n Q r am and ' b . . , a a r uar or A . 0 . .' l an r 1 n wa a r bag , - - . ' ' in tp,-,-,zfgf - ' A run game. Ed Arnold turned in an excellent perform- ' 4 ' g ' ' . ., ILE gi h ky A'-fu ' ...Liu U ' r of., - a-19 ' ' . , 1, r .ln H I r -un i A . I U WI I Y I A l v r n m, n u r v i A I' Uffl X f, LOS ANGELES I0-3 The Pathfinders went on a batting spree against the Romans to capture their third victory. Burton and Arnold did the hurling honors. Ten hits, ten runs, ten errors were listed in the final check-up. WASHINGTON 5-2 Three runs in the second inning stored the league opener on ice. A thrill was provided by Jerry Priddy in the first inning, when he hit a circuit clout. Burton and Hayward did the battery honors. Hay- ward garnered three hits. WASHINGTON 9-0 Burton rode the crest of an ava- lanche of hits to the first seven victories. Bob Schwartz ART SCOTT - An inpenetrable second sack man. Although not a standout, Art led in hitting with'three hits in four times at bat. 1 lr FRED HAYWAID - Yell leader, catch- nd ond basema b'ned F ed er a sec n com i . r played well in any position and was a hard slugger, Fred came up from the Bee team and this was his last year. ED ARNOLD - Red was' I great pitcher and held his own in his share ot the games. He was a veteran catcher ot last year but seemed destined to be a pitcher for our championship team. was always in there playing as hard as he knew how. A great asset for the team and has another year. in. X gems! l 'Y' , , ' I 1 - . - or Q ' . if 1 .. . ' f KF ': - - i ' . . ' vftflrf ggi- -' - ft 4 1.5 . -1 ' - - ,gf-. 4 . if .. 1 -ft.-K, 1 . K - ah'-agar, V, ' 2 54-V' ,A l 2,:,,'e 1 - - . .,,.:.,. W l a ' ' i.. ff . we - 1' . 5 ,--5.1-gt., . , t-gmvfgifs. ., -. ?ff,m,al .J-sn, 'H . ' flag? 1 ' 1 -V if -. I - ..z.,-- J., . ...W AL Oll - Another man who is a nat- ural ball player. AI held down the third sack as though he was born for it. Look for him next year at the same position. fighting for another championship. DICK LYSTEI - Came up from the Bee team as a pitcher. Coach Haserot made an all-around man out of him and he played very well- in any position. This was his last season. ,f . , HAMILTON I-0 Ed Arnold just missed the hall of fame as he restricted the visitors to two hits. Approximately 1500 people saw the hard sruggle. HAMILTON 5-2 The first league season game Fremont defeated Hamilton on the Federalists' diamond. Ed Ar- nold gave up four hits and Bob Guy got two hits in four attempts. ELM!! HIGIIAM - Played at the center position and gave Guy plenty of competition. He seemed very fast after Ily balls and looks forward to being a regular next year as a vetern champ. JOHNNY ILISS - A catcher second to none. Johnny was a sure shot to second base and was very fast. He should prove to be a mainstay for next year's team in the same position. CURTIS HOPKINS - A reliable south- paw pi tcher. He was a fellow to be coun- ted on in afincli. as could readily be seen in the alrfax and Lincoln games. Much depends upon him next year. HOLLYWOOD I0-0 Arnold again allowed but two hits as his teammates slugged in ten runs. Sam Ferrante and Bob Schwartz each collected two hits in tour chances. HOLLYWOOD 3-0 ln the first game on the Redshirts' domain, Burton allowed only three hits. Fred Hayward hit three for four times at bat. up YK Z1-fl , 'Tift L . I , ri Ffhlr, v A fr , 3'f,?:Xfl : ' .. A - r I X F5-1 , . if 5 . ,t I ,xx ,lilrwi g ,A 'Nh ,i ,. Lf-'Vk'-,g-..,. 'A --4 -. 1.-at PM , ' ..hv..'1ll migzfirf EDDIE MARK!-IAM - The smallest man on the squad Eddie played as an alternate second baseman and seemed 10 fill in very 'ibig He was known as a pull us out of this pinch hitter f yr .. . ,Q aiyfnifl' wr- ug W as W , ' , 'L K' QL7 r A l Ml! . MELVIN SERAFINE - A fine alter- native third baseman He had a fine throw to hrst and whenever he hit a ball there was plef1fY Ol POWEV behind - H9 should be 3 great help to the team next year. 'lf K ti: if'l1: I1 A '97-501' K-Z 'M V 'yer fat. ' . , ta --., as 1 ' '7 ia'-il Q ,' if . A , - 'I - A Q -.11 .' ., Q. . - A ' or ,tk gf' 4 bu.. N 1 , t -far f. f fa -2 .-1 nm . s ig,--J QSO' JOE ZANOTTI - A fine little pitch- er. Joe came up from the Bee team and although not a regular he played his share for the successful season. What he lacked in speed he made up for in fan- rv halls This was hi: Isnt aaa. 'x . I if i t -1 1 Y .Q E .. MQ, r l .. ' ,an f. in - - ,- vw- VIC FOSTER - Following in his broth- er's footsteps, Vic turned in a very fine bit of playing in right field Vic came up from the Bee team this year and gave everything he had, V V lt 5 1 i , r v . i It ' ' i rmgjff- ii! farms - Wise 'I s' , sf gain 'g-75-f91f?rQ,Li' 51 1 '-,, Atl' ,, 'pf' R- gg ' l fi ' -31 - Vi i YE., 'fig ' 1 3 -Qi IUD IRUNICK - Although not a reg- ular, Bud filled in at first base whenever needed H II t t ' k' . e was exce en a pic ing up grounders and at batting. He is expected to prove a great player next year. . ' 1 K 7 -, ? x ju -peg! .. vs' ww-54 , . I fb' 0- A 'X 7 ? X, A - ug 'f .guj ..,. . 5 . R- lv l 377. .3 K- .vo V51., 'fi DON RIFSCH - A very capable first basernan. Rip was a consistent hitter and could pick a ball out of the air with ease Coach expects another fine per- formance from him next year, VENICE 6-2 Burton led Fremont to a victory over the Gondaliers by virtue of having allowed but four hits and striking out ten batters. Bob Guy laced one out over the left field wall in the third inning for a home run. VENICE 5-4 Except for a slight let down in the fifth inning, during which the Pathfinders compiled three hits and an equal amount of runs, the Oarsmen had it all over Coach Les l-laserot's boys. Burton pitched his usual steady game. Q 5 R'p,,cf'z0z' , in r A ii 1- X 2 wi ,s . fear , V isyazi Ii Ja' .:g,kc.Y.b,sk x rv-,. ,L W 4 QL 1 , .3 -..,g,Q.V ugw, JACK FITZGERALD - Another man TAY SEGUIA- Played at the catching h m position This was Tay's first year and he showed he had the stuff in him He should give Bliss plenty of competition 35 he COfNes back next year w 0 ca e up from the Bee team. Jack played at shortstop and was a smart and sure player He will be back next year and Coach expects him to go far. , il 9-t H y B s. Polcastri, Scalize, Reining, Ferro. I SECOND ROW M I Jackson, Young, Hayman, Adams. Wise THIRD ROW B own. Shelford, Soir, Towne BEE BASEBALL The Bee team under the direction of Coach Tom Kin- ley turned in a very successful season in beating Wash- ington, 6-lg Venice, 6-53 Hamilton, Zl-33 Hollywood, 5-O1 and losing to Los Angeles, I6-l7. They won the Western league championship but lost to L. A. for the city title. Watch for these boys on the future varsity. TENTH GRADE BASEBALL The Tenth Grade team under the guidance of Coach Bauer won over Jordon twice with a score of lO-4, 5-7 and tied once 5-5. They lost to Hamilton, IO-6 and Los Angeles, 8-7. The reason for the Tenth Grade team is so that the fellows may receive the fundamentals and experience that is necessary to make good varsity men. FIRST ROW H d Baker, Rosati, Gordon, Tobias, Clarke SECOND ROW Wood Montgomery, Schnerman, Koppel, H Il, Myers, Lamm and Coach Bauer THIRD ROW Ald T l . Stocking, Hull, Dyer, Harder,Well5 'Q nr' P FIRST ROW- Werran, McDonald, Wright, Danskin, Mcwhinney, Kent, Harper, Jordon, Ferrante, Benton, Beatty, Goddard SECOND ROW - Wilde, H. Brown, E Smith, Pendleton, J. Brown, Nesbett, Francis, King, L Smith, Krueger, F Smith, Hall, Guev- Shee ener, rer THIRD ROW - Coach Tanner, Nelson, Mason, Riordan. Bauman Woodliff, Null, Wilson, Deinert, Schrnoldt, Porter, McDowell Elliot, Strornsoe, Pylant FOURTH ROW - Russell, Angona, Mathewson, Nino, Alford May, Sherrill, Murray, Hamman, Pimley, Coody. Zlppi, McCul- len, Sines Coach Tanner's tracksters started off the season with a bang by winning four out of the first five meets. They downed Roosevelt 58-46, Garfield 52-48, Huntington Park 76-28, Polytechnic 64-43, and lost to Manual Arts 35-65. Karl Krueger ran to a new school record in the low hurdles in a time of 25.3 and Dennis Francis follow- ed in a new record in the highs with a time of l5.4. Jack Sottile ran the IOO in a new record of IO. l . These three records were over seven years old. Lysle Smith, Karl Krueger, Elmer Smith, Dennis Francis, Jack Sottile and Bob Nisbett are slated to run in the Southern Cali- fornia prelims. Karl Krueger and Lysle Smith were elect- ed co-captains. KARL KRUEGER - Ran the sprints last year but seemed doomed to be a record 5 breaker in the low hurdles Karl lived 1 and ate track and ran the lows In 25 3 seconds, a new record He too deserved to be a co-captain of our team LYSLE SMITH -- A veteran hurdler of last year, Lysle was one of the hardest workers on the team and ran the highs under I6 seconds. He sincerely deserved the honor of being co-captain Coach S expects to hear from hirn in College L.-. X.. , , .9 , 'ir' FREMONT VS ROOSEVELT PRACTICE MEET 100 -- Gonzales, Roos.-Krueger, Fre.-Sottile, Fre.-Time IO sec. 220 - Hall, Roos.-Cherney, Roos.-Elliot, Fre.-Time 23.6 440 - Bronson, Roos.-Leeman, Roos.--Harper, Fre.-Time 52.5 880 -- Nisbett, Fre.-Goddard, Fre.-Peterson, Roos.--Time 238.5 Mile - Lubin, Roos.-Millan, Roos.-Largus, Roos.-Time 4:5-4.5 Broad J. - Jackman, Fre.-Lunde, Roos.-Murgang, Roos.-Dis. 2O'5 Pole V. - Three way tie-Zippi, Fre.-Fradkin, Roos.-Samagrin, Roos.-l-l, ll'6 Shot Put -- Danskin, Fre.-McWhinney, Fre.-Plach, Fre.-Dis. 45'4 120 H. H. - Francis, Fre.-Smith, Fre.--King, Fre.-Time l6.3 220 L. H. - Krueger, Fre.-Francis, Fre.-Mandic, Roos.-Time 25.3 Relay - Roosevelt Score: Fremont 58-Roosevelt 46 Q WL -1 Q h e 'Jn .N A, 'Lv gre- ,kt Q hr:-H . r'A . we . ' ,f QQ? i . . Y if A ' ff . ,..- '29 . . - if nf. fs . 1 Q . v j SAM FEIRANTE - Another all-around athlete and veteran of last year After baseball, Sam came out and in one lump for each meet. made his letter He holds the school record of 22 feet 9 inches in the broad lump FRED SMITH - Flaming Redhead' Fred was full of tight and ran the IOO. 220, and relay This was his first year. so watch for him next season, especially in the 220. his favorite event, 11 CTN V a U4 .' I 7 M 1. S -e f Q 'S' W 1 2' '-K - 0 Tis f ,wi 1 .ff ts. r . Zi' EQ ' if fi-+4 . 1 'iv J . I Q' ., . V t . 5' if N ,A Q 3. f. . . -1 .' 1 L ' HAROLD GODDAID - Came up from 660 a and th the Bee team as a W1 'W ran :- i'A 880. Harold is not a natural runner and had to work hard lor what he got He had more fight than anyone else on the team lOl NESIETT - Winner of the class A decathlon of last ear who turned into one ot the best X40 men in the city. He is the kind of runner who could be good in any event. .Q rv S ELMEK SMITH - A pole-vaulter from last year who cleared the bar at l2 feet 6 Inches Elmer, It seems, vaulted an the d o ly he pessd as e e e lted o p act ce MQNI JACK SOTTILE R the cent rydash IO l to establ sh a e school eco d ac e and a bet t h hedd tpactce-s tsee Hehd habtof, pgtheg d a e e p edcted ace DENNIS FRANCIS ath ete De s an he h gh hu de e e school ecodofl54 He aso t lc h s close beh d K uege Co ch T e 9 peqfg ry c o ext yea I ' ta .....,.--. , .A ...., .--. .,- 1 -Ha- M C FREMONT VS POLYTECHN IC 880 Boryes Poly Goddard Fre Kent, Fre Tlrne2 5 100 Sottlle Fre Brown, Fre Krueger Fre Tame lO2 440 Bradley Poly Nlsbett Fre Sudney Poly Tnrne 23l 220 Krueger Fre Stlnson Poly Qunck, Poly Tlrne 23l Mule Nzollmer Poly Woodlutt Fre Vlffrran Fre Tlmeel 523 Shot Put Danskin Fre Derrlcks, Poly McWhmney Fre Drs 47 2 l 2 IZOH H Francis Fre Smlth Fre Kung Fre Tnmel54 I2 L H Francis Fre Pendleton Fre Wnllrams, Poly Tame l3 3 HlghJ Llbke Poly Bradley Poly Jordan Fre l-l 6ft BroadJ Ferrante Fre Glblet, Poly Murray Poly Dis Zl ft ll Inches Pole V Smath Fre Zlppn Fre r-larmell, Poly and Pendleton Fr tue for thnrd H ll 9 Relay P051 Score Fremont 63 I 2 Poly 43 I 2 JACK DANSKIN A rn ch mp oved shtptte Ja olyp t t36ft at the f st of the seaso bu as do g o e 47 feet co s ste ily afte the sec o d meet He as slated to place the C ty hugh altntu es n w n r e , h n y r vau ver ll feet an r 1 ' lun! . ' . EV!! iu , 1 ' - l n , -- ' .T I.. , ..- I f i. . -+ , , - , t . 1 , ,- , - . . I ' ' - , 1- ' - T I 1 ' , - V , . . . get .. , ,- - , .1- - K V . - 511 . -. . , . . . J ' ff ' gy -1 1. .1 1 ft ,B f.. ' - - ' ' ' ' ' K , ' 1'9:,qffi ' ' ' ' ' ,A -. sb, 0 - 0 1 ' ' ' . . I f fgq Q - . . , 251, . - t A . .... , i , T , 'Q' . . 0 .T ' I- l , 1- , . - - an u - ' ' 5 an . u n w r r ,-- , .T , 'i 1 J k was a natural funn r r n A - ' ' ' ' er w en u n' r p 0, m. eu ' ed. a a i 'um m un n , 1. - an wsnvrr i towlnar . Q -'J 3-1 it 5, .1 Lf ' M .gh .,:+' , . 1- y fy ,J f f 3 , . lp ' . .- '22 t 1 1 H 'ar V ., - t . V - P Fl f P , - 2 :ft Y W , 'W qw: ., H, 3 'M U xg, fin ' -f 9. W f' if - An all - around - u i r I , nm r t u r I 0 u r, ck n u n , ev rtfman w r r , lr rt, t w in l ran he w urdle In y r n 1 n r - r r. a arm r x ve Fl w ln mu h fr rn hum n rv i H t f 'V A ' av' Q .mw7..q..-mt.-wa-nh..-envy-.,..,,.. ,, -'Q ,gf-ef' . lk J I an EMM, K A M V- U I . -A V A ' .1 ., V ' W J ' 5 Qfk..e,.fl'1 'X'Qfgf '?5Ef35l 4i 'J X ' - PJ ., ' ' A ' ,.. - -34 ' .. ' 'L ' ' - . t W' ' . .t...f-...fi N-6.2.-fy, ,N Ht' na 'A J ,, . -p-f FREMONT VS MANUAL ARTS 100 - McDaniel, Man.-Sottile, Fre.-Krueger, Fre.-Time 10.3 McDaniel, Man.-Krueger, Fre.-Gaither, Man-Time 220 - 22. 9 440 - Ungerland, Man.-Anderson, Man. and Harper, Fre. lie for second-Time 53.3 Root, Man.--Nisbett, Fre,-Hart, Man.-Time 224.8 Mile - Brown, Man.-Albright, Man.-Graham, Man.-Time 4:49 120 H. H. - Smith, Fre.-Francis, Fre. tie for first,-Coehlin, Man. Time 16 sec. 120 L.H.-Francis, Fre.-McPherson, Man.-Kennoy, Man.-Time 13. 5 High J. - McDaniel, Man.-Day, Man.-Nave, Man.-'5'lO Shot Put - Slatter, Man.-Danskin, Fre.-Shaw, Man.-Dis. 46'6 Pole V.-Smith Fre.-Plumley, Man.-Irwin, Man.-H. 12' 6 Broad J. - Ferrante, Fre.-Kennoy, Man.-Murtenson, Man.- Dis. 2l'5 Relay - Manual-Score: Manual Arts-65 1-2-Fremont 35 1-2 880 - Q ,. fa A 5 1 , 'f' H - .,: :fig , is.. , kv ,, - ,3 - A At- Z . ,ef ..- .1 ' K 4' A 'V' o ff' ' A ' ff. gr' : 5 . 'Ti A , 1.5 '- TOM JORDAN - The on y consus en' l r hughflumper on the team Tom lumped 5 leer IO Inches. Although he dld not break records. he was always good 50' one or three pownls. Thus was hvs las' year and he may place en the cvry C3 JOHN IIOWN-Anofher Redhead Al- HARPER - A rvnvh grader who John was,out for track las' vear but due 'ilsed 3 'WUSYGCNB-It was blond. Al to an injury had to drop out Thus year clrne out hrs l-rs' year and turned Into he came out and ran very close to the a promismg 440 man Wnh three years school century record. He still has an- more he ought to take the Sflle mee' ofhef yen- in hls last year, WILFORD WERIAN - Came up from the Bee team as a 1320 man. but chang- ed to an A miler He look very short strndes but seemed always lo be up in the from He has another year C.. AL KING Whillf mu 3l.1rr.ng.n wh heat of imgirovcd compemiqm AI m plg-ved llugqu.-1710! ul premier P 'hh 1 z i. A g I i ef ,arm-v 5 .mmf-rg remmm ma . Al was pared bv lhme 1,4 the -,v lu g h il in me St,.,mi,,nd ,fi F d p 5 th cl K 2 I 3 mms, my ,gn 'Wa . .Ar -4 . W. U l ' FREMONT VS HUNTINGTON PARK 100 -- Morgan, H. P. - Stevenson, H. P. - Sottile, Fre. - Time lO.l 220 - Stevenson, H. P. - Smith, Fre. - Harpst, H. P.-Time 22.8 440 - Nisbett, Fre. - Morgan, H. P. - Harper, Fre. - Time 52.3 880 - Goddard, Fre. - Benton, Fre. - Kent, Fre. - Time 2:O7.2 Mile - Werran, Fre. - Woodliff, Fre. - May, Fre. - Time 5 :O2.8 220 L. H. - Krueger, Fre. - Francis, Fre. - King, Fre.-Time 25.5 120 H. H. - Francis, Fre. - Smith, Fre. - King, Fre. -- Time 16.0 Broad J. - Ferrante, Fre. -- Bashaw, Fre. - Hall, Fre. - Dis. 20 ft. IO inches High J. - Bauer, H. P. - Payne, H. P. -- Jordan, Fre. - Height 5 feet 3 inches Pole Vault - Smith, Fre. - Pendleton, Fre. tied with Curtis, H. P. Height 12 feet 3 inches Shot Put-Danskin, Fre.-McWhinney, Fre.-Riethe, H.P.- Distance 47 feet 7 inches Relay - Fremont - Score: Fremont 76 -- H. P. 28 if -i 1- A ' r t 'Q -I ,V 'S HQ' gn . nu. YINDLITON H Aim . sushi W .og Akwmnngy - A , ,. ,d 'UNK WOOUUFY - N' -'t-'found jury Bull came ugh! ba-gk and un the whoput the sho! over 45 'earl' BEL ti: Ne Funk came our hu hm' and hurdles pole vaulted and hugh lumped improved from 38 feel and should be las' Yea' 'nd 'an me mlle He WB con' He deserved much credul for :he reams one of the best shot punevs in the city 5'd Ud the 'W-VS' INPYOVGU mln 0? 'N Success md sp-,owed gh, ,ul hgh, when ms las, yeah He S Scmch. squad. He had a natural str-de or a hg d.d .ii mme evems in 5 ...Md 'wif'- wi a p lnklQ. -ie.-an--. tal, Civ , V, FIRST IOW - Murnolo, Makin, Kelsea. Anderson, Barnes. Ortez, Rosatt, Guyer, Schwartz SECOND IOW- Coach Aurand, Fratello, Watson. Bishop, Saputo, Clements, Schwartz, Capt Ryness, Wilson, Mahn. Lawrence THIRD ROW - B. Johnsonl Maxwell, A Johnson. Blank, Bruno. Krueger, Shilala. Durrett, Tolson Burk. Paulman FOURTH ROW - Gallowag, Savoian, Hittsell. Farmer, Brady, Koppel, Weclel, Sims. Reining Dans CLASS B TRACK The Bee team under Coach Aurand won over Garfield 48-46, Poly 55--40, Washington 50-443 lost to Manual Arts 78-l 7, Huntington Park 52-42 and tied Roosevelt 47-47. AI Ryness was chosen captain. He ran both the high and low hurdles and the relay. Mahn was very close behind Al in the hurdles and also competed in the broad jump. Watson was a consistent l32O man and was generally good for a few points. Saputo ran the lOO in lO-2 to tie the school record. Ryness and Sa- puto were destined to run in the Southern California prelims and both looked good for either first or second place, Werran, a varsity miler will also run in the Bee l 320. , , Wwt ALLISON IYNESS -- An athlete who deserved to be elected captain ot the Bee team. Al ran the high and low hut dles close to the school record. It wa also predicted he would rake the city linals MONDAY SEPTEMBER I0 Groans of soy heard Everyone ss so happy to return to school' TUESDAY SEPTEMBER II School opens Sensors begun to feel blase the freshmen are so nasve It looks luke an snterestsng bunch Lots of good look sng gurls anyway WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER I2 We go to our new classes Boy are we gosng to get good grades Enthussasrn runs hugh' i V S THURSDAY SEPTEMBER I3 f' Havung gtven each other the eye the fasr sex can descrlbe every goodlooksng fellow sn two msnutes FRIDAY SEPTEMBER I4 Our enrollment reaches 37l3 Forty seven more boys than gurls What s the cut' Now Lssserss Aggny GRID SECOND WEEK HQSQ lx ZAJQDVKQEAM PRACTICE OPENS MONDAY SEPTEMBER I7 BY ss NNsE MANGRUM C A M P U S C A L E N D A R CAQTOONS BY HAROLD GODDARD 8 JOHN WALSH gm or PRETTY Grass Auvwssv 1 'N 6: 54 'A A ' I 32.5 To K 4 0 I topo: 'ogngn fs X IN THE MAK'NG I Uncouth remarks stsll besng made about drastsc changes un DON T MEAN ,O program Grr W THE MAKE' TUESDAY SEPTEMBER I8 j The hottest day of the year More water sn the fountasn and M no homework tonsght teachers pleeze no response 'XJEIJ M FLG WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER I9 Gorgeous weather for the beach' A pathetsc sught a poor 4 QQ lsttle gsrl to open her locker wsth the wronk technsque THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20 Clubs start meetsng teachers stsll askung for book covers and svsng quasnt quuzzes FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2I km THIRD WEEK MONDAY SEPTEMBER 24 Football has permeated the heart of every Fremontsan Mmm Go Fremont' NEVZR THAT T' ss:KLEss HA ij TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 25 Sensor Ayes chatter and gsggle whsle be ng measured for sweaters Gosh that tsckles WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26 Charlotte Knsght becomes Sensor Aye pressdent Revotes n essary for all offsces THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 27 Jolly tsme at the Gsrls League party Bleacher call for new students wsth welcomsng speeches FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28 Be st ever so fumble there ss no team lske our own Poly 25 W Fremont 6 Just a practsce scrap though Q 00' Over ZOOO Fremontuans hue themselves to the bleachers to wutness a tough scrap wsth Inglewood Theur yell leaders wore knsckers We must get some for our boys ww etli I' 0 I-IGHTL1 vztcusss IN Th! A SEN Cl SWYATEQ MEASUBCVIINYS FOURTH WEEK X Morton ocroazn s XX Lazy day some ambstsous fellows started to tar the roof on V . the gym N11 ay fly TUESDAY oc1'ossEssz O F f f ONT Cecsl Benton becomes Sensor B Pressdent 'FHL 'll ' Dow' WEDNESDAY ocrosssz 3 5 Sensor Glee Club gurls welcome new members wsth a gay party sn 24 , ' THURSDAY ocrosssz 4 Q Lovely? Sensor B colors dssplay' Of all the remarks my ,fig Q 4 rsssou ocvossas ggvneibg Steppy crowd at the fsrst Student Body dance of the season ff FQEMONT5 Essze DEDAQTMENT Ta'k3b0U'Wd 'e5 af Qggqsng sT5 ACTIVITIES . f, :E B t 1 0 ' , 0 I V' , N .. R l .5 xrrx' , A t - 's 0 G ff at E s ' I X J A A : Q sd 6 5 . ,L , 0' 1 un ' ' x :iran R E 'll-'35 Q - ' Q-I-If- 5 5A::'F,5 'Y ' '. ij , f a: a' E, , A - H: x gzglgggrgl' ' '54-as X 'WWW ' -v 'jing' R6 0 - 4- PW , V I ...N H 1' f - ' ' I . . . 3 Q 'J A K H S 3 - . 0' x. y X sy, I 'X ' J Q 'W S -- Q b ' A A . I -N .J , N 1 A A ' E lilo-lf.if?:il!sf ' f , we ' H H ' no ,T 4 s Al l l , 1 l 1 X H 'D 1, , , I ' . L K ' R s , y I, u ff I . ' ec' - 'V Xl u ,T , 1 X ,Z s ' X X ux 'X , ' X l It l Y - l ' l ' , l s f ls Z sl N 2 S u P R fuss u ' u ru l asf ff , ' . V My - X 1 . og ' T 'vs M W. -pl' u Www -TX X C-, - 1 T 4' 111 ' - - ' ' ix' , GRI: 11536 ' I ' t U S S -:'1'- O :. of E 'M' ' -,:., Hits, fi, - ' img 3 Q ' l . sij' . J - ll Q , nl f N - s..f , ' A . l 1 5 f, 'XJ . . A 53 ' 1 I ' l ' ' X, 3 X ,L 1, L s ' 3 I' 2,1 ' eu I A FIFTH WEEK REMONT .HOLDS OFF H P Monon ocrosessa ON GOAL LINE Sensor B s choose patso and wh tc tor thesr Colors TUESDAY OCTOBER9 NODE K l The boys are warned nur lu vuaken and pasns Huntsngton Park as Poly dsd Manual We undustand perfectly Doc ff KM WEDNESDAY OCTOBER I0 Our annual stall enloys a dsnsser party Dsgnstsed AI Kung gets hss face made up wsth surprsssng results XE Q A? x O as -ss- X W f Q' 'sr 3 - l 2 vb V Q ' . A E l , . ' J D- . L. X ' 1 U - ' - Q t . . . . y 5 OX ,qi . , Y Q , A 8 9 ex . . Q 1 x LQ ' -v VN f S rg ' ,J f fu - ' 'Q A A 1- D 2 - X-ss-sf ' I I I , ' Qu' E s C l' li? -l I f Q- D S 1 Q 2 -I ' lil P ' . E 1 ' X U :Ir f I 6 , ' I 5- G. Lf , I N if QB on n 1 ,lllisl h 6' . ' A - ,, . ,.-Q s Q ls , . X rss- . D- ' s - I l X J 'Z .1 '?. r is. f ' A V' fx, s. A all 04, P-A 9 I L 4 I Y l I I O 0 V 'll' sg -qssl - N 3 X . . ss ,y '. . , D s ' My so 1 h I In ' ' 9-v1 sl ' . I igqf ' XI n Om A X xi .fn , X . EK I Klyl XSIo k , THURSDAY OCTOBER II In honor ot Huntsngton Park our tsrst student body assembly and rally ss presented 14 0 muon ocfosn sz N Q Fremont goes wsld at the Huntsngton Park game on our home WHO fseld Vsctory ss sweet 6 O We are well represented at the Cassno tonsqht GAME wms Mr-Nut-LN'-'S MONDAY OCTOBER I5 OONETTNIS GAMSEALSV ALHMLEEKZSAWSE is-'Agavrlaieadnrijgjoclitggte gage o those blue Mondays no blue slsps NIM ww l1 IT our MAQK TUESDAY OCTOBER I6 Predsctsons and bets about the Manual game floatsng around WEDNESDAY OCTOBER I7 Ksds lPardon Studentsl sprsnkled hsther and yon at the 'J' Athensan dance wsth the roof Ieaksng rasnsng outssde Hotcha' Amr, PIJOIED qu THE MUD Tssusssosxv ocrosen sa Iso THE 'IEW M rsunnr ocvoaess I9 Lucky breaks sve Manual Arts a 7 O vsctory I2 tsrst downs to thesr fsve h Boy B game postponed Counta ram mud and more mud' MONDAY ocvossss zz K A A T 12gstxEMBEl1i Al Kung comes to class wsthout a bandage on has nose Cute DIA skst gsven tor the sensors to stsmulate spmt for class dues you vaot-TX 71 X26 russon ocrosn za SOMEW H5 ,J Everyone looks up to the Sensor Ayes on the bleachers Qusck the dark glasses A blue sweater g ' Sensor Dutch Day What scared them out? A Scholastsca bleacher call ' 'Nl THURSDAY OCTOBER 25 if Gsrl s League Halloween dance More fun Washsngton un f furls thesr tsght flag on our pole' Gnash gnash 'XJ Z' , gs- fl is FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 f o Dennss Frances makes a 20 yard run to a lone touchdown agasnst Washsngton l MV FR ENDS WHEN ,O W EIGHTH week N:JS g:'::: cwzsr MONDAY OCTOBER 29 3 Eu Cornmunsty Chest drsve on Dssplays sn halls Cooperatson ITD QOL,-at S urged rake ms' ss Publsc speaksng classes gave speeches for the greater human fb S 'JR-' need N Sq 'il wsonissnv ocvolea as Q Z Great entertasnment at the G A A party presentsn the +V tsrst strsng speedball lsneups At noon a Communsty hest :Q I a ance M BTNKS tucson ocvoms ao THURSDAY NOVEMBER I Another Chest hop gsven by the Legal Club Over QI 50 OO ss the contrsbutsons of Communsty Chest offer I , gs. K 'SY El? l X' lls Ai mon Novzmzssz is W0 'A-N rg ed by the homerooms Gratsfysn results NINTH WEEK ofvan 1-one MON DAY NOVEMBER 5 UCCCS'-9' Varslty basketeers defeat Wnlson 27 23 Inglewood I9 I7 tn tw practnce schedule M TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 J ' Forengn froluc ts a novel sucess Such a busmess-wnth French Spamsh Latm and German bemg exchanged WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER T x fl 'I AI Per Le Kmght dance ss acclaumed the hut of the season THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8 f Pathfmder B s shut out Jeff s Democrats I3 O-stull unbeaten gl A' ' and undefeated 29 sell for hugh school day at the Broadway FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9 Gurls League Conventuon at L A Hugh Lnncoln halts Fremont s drnves to the tune of I3 O A DAM o DEALEI N0 Sc:-coop rgfx i JK wif vagwvrft' ELEVENTH WEEK MONDAY NOVEMBER I9 Port cards Issued Nut sed TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20 Chrustmas projects under way wuth plenty of work to do WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21 Nr fpiaag 2 TENTH WEEK MONDAY NOVEMBER I2 ARMISTICE DAY A day of Peace' No school TUESDAY NOVEMBER I3 Bees remaun unscored on held In a scoreless he by Lnncoln Babes WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER I4 Sennor Emblems on dusplay Put away those brass knuckles Such unseemly conversatlon THURSDAY NOVEMBER I5 Gurls Volleyball charrpuonshep won an a thrtllmg game Maxnne McMaster s team FRIDAY NOVEMBER I6 Beverly Hull s Fremont game O O B s hold L A to 6 6 tue nn :nal game Tq,5YLsf1Cr G-'qJc1I0l':t2.S' V4ZrY Ucaagg U1 Almost crashed the Boys Stag but recons dered Had to mnss the wrestlmg matches too Gurls don have a chancef9l THURSDAY NOVEMBER 22 Hankles Manual Arts tromps over Hollywood to the tune of 42 Q' l9 O Snuf Sr-uf X I Q f as L, FRIDAY Novmaea za 6 The threw' HI Y S Qlve a successful benefut dance gb A QQ Sivdznf Svsavghong Quad in- D X fN 'X f-xddfxfx 'W ,X fN 11 UAA- wr 9-know is 'P -' Q TWELFTH WEEK MONDAY NOVEMBER 26 so TUESDAY NOVEMBER 27 l SOO Student opunlons found nn the guggeshon box fm Im provung Fremont Fan ma brow' Futurlsts hold first dance of the season Junuor and Sen or charm, game WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 Exclusuye Sentor Aye dance P, Sym C,m,Vag held 3' me Co' IEQUVTW THURSDAY Novmssn 29 Th Il D D Cl stuff and stuff Ye xllyscgglng ay O L5 gg , , - ' - , R Q' I JV g 0 I . 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In V W I L X , THIRTEENTH WEEK MONDAY DECEMBER 3 Chrlstmas tags all over the place Fremont book and hobby week TUESDAY DECEMBER 4 Pgpcorn gandv creampufl5 Iotvcns annmals auctlom and such have started separatung, us from our money for the Chnst mas fund WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 Outstandung enloyable Sensor G A A Gulf tree partv THURSDAY DECEMBER 6 Sklpped a class to adrmre the doll Show FRIDAY DECEMBER 7 Sensor Glees A Caopella Treb'e Clel Fremont Srngers to sung over the radro tom rrov osav WEEK ,Q O n,f X Q Q x mix I FOURTEENTH WEEK Y v MONDAY DECEMBER I0 Varyfy basketeers defeat l-luntrngton Park 28 l6 TUESDAY DECEMBER I I Ram ram Fremont glories ID puddles but It 5 fun anvwav WEDNESDAY DECEMBER I2 l X tw 7 .1-.zesd , X511 X MW fp!!!- Wwf FIFTEENTH WEEK ozcsmasn I7 za Chnstmas vacatuon 7 ff X KAN' JUST -nuNG X U0lTll U' J Lf ll 2 Up and down the givlx decorated halls Everyone ls dome somethmgw for Clwnstmas THURSDAY DECEMBER I3 Found out what the well groomed gurl wears at the lashron SITOW FRIDAY DECEMBER I4 Our sghrvol brmgs hippln S lr A hundred needy famrlteg Wlrh nl Ls of food and tnxs A l me rnugucal program 15 qlver tn the PNN '4lluSTMA': VIXCANQN ,jr xlllyl' 4? fx X Q'-99541 xl QC' SIXTEENTH WEEK MONDAY DECEMBER 31 Cam n Gowns for the Sentors Groans and secret leelmes ol lov TUESDAY JANUARY I No 5cl1ool' Hmpx Nc w Yr ur WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2 Dwnclm., mrl vngrr ment rugn the lnd Samor Ave L artx THURSDAY JANUARY 3 Rcse VVm5tem Bruce H rn r1 Young, to oratr at g raduat .un n Ons Matkln anUOrvrl1C FRIDAY JANUARY 4 at 1 is mt I Y game, Tslf tslf SenlorAvg -A P' , ff r . 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EB ,- ., ,A J, N 00 A K 1 1 A , f f if f ' 1 it A aff 1' A A SEVENTEENTH WEEK MONDAY JANUARY 7 A fashion pageant IS displayed at the tea for Sensor Aye mothers TUESDAY JANUARY 8 Ntne new Ephebuans dtscover thelr names on the bulletm board what a discovery' WEDNESDAY JANUARY 9 Wtllte Ayres casaba tossers outclass a hard flghtmg band of Washtngton Generals 48 I8 FRIDAY JANUARY I I Wtth a blue and whtte shtp full of music the Sensors have a perfect tame at thetr receptuon THURSDAY JANUARY I0 Hall dnsplays and posters are shoutlng about the commg cur cus We can hardly walt Felton-r Qllllbfl-lU'N G1 Sl-'EXE C. I R GUS Digs TIIE AL 4.1 I A ,, mx 4' E nj W--'A POODLES HANMFGAX N I 053 EIGHTEENTH WEEK 4, f MONDAY JANUARY I4 Whrte sweaters wath shurred backs wull be worn by the seniors Sensor B s razz envlously' 9 TUESDAY JANUARY I5 U , ,J . CI +1 L5 l , 27 , . ' . . . t 1 p k - V J I A' 1 MQ. ' ' l ' ' ' 'L' .W . l - :5 , 'Q f 5 fialqx A, .. ,, . . . 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Boys Glee Club Treble Clef Band and Plano students enter tam the P T A Some applause' WEDNESDAY JANUARY I6 Everyone laughs at strugglmg All s wuth thelr Engltsh exam Such bnlllancy THURSDAY JANUARY I7 We eke out one point over Franklin Hugh 20 I9 They played for thenr luves m the last quarter We mon JANUARY I8 Dnd shsver laugh and consume hot dogs n peanuts at the ctr cus What an afternoon' aus vmo :mul-an MA gl A S5 THE SLEE CLUTN AND BAND 1 i NINETEENTH WEEK N BEHALF W- 'NM The Srvuefqr-3 D MONDAY JANUARY 2l HE., TEN N' ff ik TNANK -me Doc Sktnner announces openung of sem: annual race for r CLE:-1 candidacy of League and Student body offices crave ll TUESDAY JANUARY 22 Sovnes 34 B Gnd Champ present a bronze trophy to Coach Tanner 'X and receive stlver footballs WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23 Wtth electrons near the candudates are so temperamental THURSDAY JANUARY 24 Two hundred gurls attend the G A A Banquet Humorous pro gram novel decoratuons FRIDAY JANUARY 25 Coach Coffman s champ contenders defeat Narbonne varstty 39 I8 ln the flnal hoop meet ETTER5 I-IANDED OUT AT BLEACI-IER CALI- rtpl THAT MONDAY JANuAnY za The hosputal attendants engoy ace cream n cake at the Good Samarltan s party TWENTIETH WEEK Atrsvf KN!-IAT HKS 'S WANT' A QHMN TUESDAY JANUARY 29 XT' LETTER Due to the weather baseball wall come before track Irvtn lsom subject of sympathetuc Interest WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 Heart throbs and tummy aches at the Sensor Aye Banquet THURSDAY JANUARY SI Poor us, stew under ole sol dunng two bleacher calls June tn January Rlght' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 'I Program stgnmg warm weather need we say more? ,-gs 5 - 0 Z' FIRST WEEK uMMER TERM smszrs MONDAY FEBRUARY4 VUVEEFHEEAAINYX FINE QQRINCJ Our summer term starts wsth rasnv weather yesterday 342 Sensors took thesr lease Sorry to see some great ksds go 4 f VVEIQE vE f TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5 HA There s one sn every room' At the end ot the penod Why l must be sn the wrong room WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 6 WPPEE Tom Chrysler elected Senlor B pressdens Wsth heafhef bfown and gold for W 35 colors ,Af THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7 What a race' AI Stephens wans the pressdency of the Sensor Ayes The League pressdents welcome the newcomers FRIDAY FEBRUARY 8 Gsrls hockey season and wrestlsng tor the tellows ss sn Iull J. f swsng Dsscovered 3 878 studehts sn school x SECOND WEEK MONDAY FEBRUARY ll At U S C s audstorsum the rnussc department antscspates a wonderful rnussc festsval sn May TUESDAY FEBRUARY I2 Sensors are holdsng thesr breath tsll recognstson day l W 'X wszowssnn rsassuuzv ss G A A snstsatson rendered Fremont s lure department begsns actsvstses THURSDAY FEBRUARY I4 A delsghttul valentsne party ss held for the sncomsng mem 6 C bers of the Gsrls Sensor Glee Club GB! FRIDAY rzaszuusv I5 Specsal assembly for the new students The rfym club wsns awards at the sntermural meet Ll 0,010 BOYS Cuvf-1 011011 N'-vi Stss aus MONDAY FEBRUARY IB and Sensor Hs Y s f TUESDAY FEBRUARY I9 41 Gsrls and boys court hold frrst sesssons and sntroduce new CB X court staffs WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 20 A hard fought contest ss waged between the Franklsn a Fremont gym clubs CQ Q THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21 Newcomers to thus snststute are cordsally welcomed by t e George Washsngton League party K FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22 Joe Stesner our foremost publsc speaker wsns the pold cup for hss sensor essay THAT FELLOW F R-I-H W STAGE -'mm lN THE QEAQ DANCE HAS OUR TICKETS L MONDAY rrsssuusv 25 All precedsng records sn decathlon are broken S O S baseball vnctory over I-larnslton lThe boys look greatl TUESDAY FEBRUARY 26 A Three hundred tsckets sold and about 400 present at the Alperle Knsght dance lf 7 7 7 You can t wsnl Q WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27 Boys League Cabsnet sournexs 0 the hospstal to present lrvsn lsom wsth a gsft THURSDAY FEBRUARY 28 Coach Handy s gym rluh trounces Compton J C 76 '59 Gala party welcomes new G A A members FRIDAY MARCH I Vsewed our Babe Ruths rom the bleachers wsth Washsng ton guests Results of rally we 5 they 2 . 1 I C: S! 7 .. J d X' , ff Q 1 I X Il Q ff ff - f .. O f Q . - LM I I N' Y T sf ss- Q ' ' I s IJ U gf? 69 L 6. ' U Q CD y ' 'V I ' l 'sk' ' I .. X ' l ' 92 x 4 A , A , New members and cabsnets are elected by the Prep, Junior, 'rrvov uosss 1 OX . .P . x ,,.. X kv! W ' y v :L s T ff, 1, . 'X ff - nd i-it is 4. f 3. Q if s I T . E , . . h F, Jr lx ,X 'Al N sms? if lx , QQ s-.r,..x EJ f' , f ' H - Q51 I I l l V QQ, Q vc, lx L -7:1 ' I - I s A f 's . 'I f . . , 0 0 A s A ' . FIFTH WEEK MONDAY MARCH 4 The Alperle soclety undertakes the Student Body Porn? System as a project TUESDAY MARCH 5 Q 'E Our home nnne ekcs out a 9 7 wun over Fatrfax lstlll gonng strong, n An Athenuan assembly wtth soeeches ts presented WEDNESDAY MARCH 6 Good Samanrans and the Soctal Arts class have a party and a buffet luncheon THURSDAY MARCH 7 up ii Our Sprung, socual season opens wnth 1 Student Body dance Q FRIDAY MARCH 8 Eyr ry effort being rnude by the Chemnstry team to wtn t e coveted cup und scholarshvps DOGS sueecn ON Qsnrerv FIRSTJ 'nv ueqm D21-tra Nw :M-K ww , rxsr 5 Slrl kr: rid 12 W1A.ll.,,, IN. XXL:-A4 L2 SEVENTH WEEK MONDAY MARCH I8 purgls Night on May TUESDAY MARCH I9 Etc 'Tl i' ll iii: 429. 9739? Q sl 0' SIXTH WEEK MONDAY MARCH II All Fremont ts collectung blue Fremontlan slups the school us getting annual consctous TUESDAY MARCH I 2 Chnnese and Greek theatres studued by drama students I formal dance held by Socual Arts clusses Hamilton nine bows to Fremont 5 O WEDNESDAY MARCH I3 Safety F-rst us dnscussed by Doc and student speakers durmg assembly THURSDAY MARCH I4 RECOGNITION DAY' Today Dawn Bralev tells the Sensor Bees on behalf of the Ayes how tune the Cayalurs are We appear tn our new whale sweaters Sensor Dance today' Tonute a froluc at the Casuno Mo Y 'Q Fremont s I-lutless Wonders take L A 5 unbeaten ntne In a 7, l0 3 vnctory L WEDNESDAY MARCH zo G X W J Fnltoen precnous C S F puns are recelved at the Scholastuca sg-r Blcacher Call THURSDAY MARCH 2I Y Tm Lxqutsute col ssal stupendous whute sweaters are dt: gIyulattlteSenlrGre LZ L1- Wislunst rt Cenerils are trounrecl J fl un the ftlv tnselnll vac N FRIDAY MARCH 22 xsb 55 t wry Trickster-s flown Garfteld R CMONTIAN' B LEACHEK CALL PUBLICISES ANNuAL we Pi MOU Il lil Ml ,auf QW Dm 7 fa f f' X EIGHTH WEEK MONDAY MARCH Three new track records made at the lntermural meet TUESDAY MARCH 26 Bumpcd and lfwutfled wr the Leeal Club dance great crowd WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 A rousune my when t wen the Fremontuan Yousah Bauer and Itytm letter del ,ju rm spectators THURSDAY MARCH 28 rBe basal!! I ttike H m wn FRIDAY MARCH 29 Wtitalvqgqlltnrn nchayc Perm H lx.wO0dO ' a Q 'I . J' 0 ,O A - J' E10 ., ' - I ' U A X. 1 ty Q- .1 E I , , ' K1 Q , ' V ulf F Y In . f l ' I , . 5 fir' , 'j A, f',l- ' WL f I fj- 7 ' H 'A .' Q oo' ' O , 1 h 89 a xx l A, V, Ireu.awxX stu V Y- . 10 v. on vu r., ' rn eA,pL-AS., at -. Wi---S ,., , L, reg' - ,ef , Qu 5 . to . ' I 'Tiff -X K - 'I' : 'in ' ' 7 s X ' I Q lk ' S 0.1, . fi 1 I h , - . Q1 at . t 7 SQA X, I I . 1 4 4 fore , K er A , Y If C T , K ve yaum gg I 0 ' Nune musuc unuts are preparung to present Mendelssohns Wal- :tlg 'Hif K , . . .W - 7 ls , mei, al O xx ' y' Q if I-, W x 1 , Q h Nh I X if A of ft X 5 ., If Hi, , I, 1 ,fj . xnxx, LJ 1 X, gr v1.5 fu' l 5 rf- -M . '35 A 1- mu , y ,QV xt 1' , 1 uri 1 - tt ld - ,V X - . . . , L. ,f - I K A 2 ts' 2 Atfqt . ' I - ,ff-'H 5 W, ,gjt,X,-1 4 A 63' . 7 ' 11 , 25 , 4 . I , K . Y Y .aa K K s L K - 1- G ' I f A ri 7-if NL. ' E C . - -.,-4.x ig: A.e- I Y Ov 1: K 1t.lt:.t I s a 'Ita Ile? 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V Atntlli el I . - 'fl o ii NINTH WEEK MONDAY APRILI An uproanous Sapgrunder IS read un every class Clever Aprll Fool Pathfinder Edltaon TUESDAY APRIL 2 Publac speaking classes give talks on the annual art and ad vertnsung students enter the art contest A gurls fnendly so- cuety IS organnzed WEDNESDAY APRIL 3 Thus morning a track rally A drnzzly afternoon wnth a peppy tnme at the Scholastuca dance FRIDAY APRIL 5 Stellar playnng scores a tennls vuctory over Huntmgton Park 69 THURSDAY APRIL 4 Farrfax defeats the Pathfmder nlne I O We he L A for the chamolonshap Pl-AYD s:xfsGAPDEN'Y CQWHN Tl-Bi uzlvlll 4 If 'ml'-te, 'Q 7 5 wx '11 'Sl E LLEVENTH WEEK MONDAY APRIL 22 Although nt had no bearmg un the Southern League Champ score 7 5 TUESDAY APRIL 23 A great deal of congratulatmg and back slappxng heard all over school for the fourteen S 35 Ephebuans WEDNESDAY APRIL 24 Wuth then' usual standard of perfectuon the Sensor Ayes cele brate Paulme Domnms and Frances De Rocco were Dflle waltzers THURSDAY APRIL 25 Plenty poet music at the furst noon dance-funds to be used for the Student Body FRIDAY APRIL 26 We capture baseball league honors rn tult wlth L A 32 Athen sans hold specnal bleacher call IG PIG WEIGHT GUESSIN5 OAI: ReAD 0 1 su-wgg, PAPE .1-5 A vvewl ,Q TENTH when MONDAY APRIL I Whlte caps n gowns wall be worn by the grads Sd-,olasnca establlshes a tutormg bureau mce polncy TUESDAY APRIL 9 :ine sutrprvsed Venlce Oarsman are defeated by the Pathfmd WEZNEFEDAY APRIL I0 t ardena an unusual playday ed b 1 athletes A cowboy theme proved xflSE'lr!oy Y our gn THURSDAY APRIL II Legal Club Preparing for the Doll Show Drama department casts new plays FRIDAY APRIL I2 Before leaving for a highly antucnpated vacation a grand Easter partv as held by the Gnrls League QRSEHIDERS TAKE gEA6LIE TITLE 4? NC ' xxk X CONTEST Femme TWELFTH WEEK oF ANnuALl-NES E x O SHOW PM OH Mommr Arun. 29 XF VX 1 Sweeping five events and the relay Huntmgton Park varsity IS subdued to the tune of 86 28 TUESDAY APRIL 30 I Wow have you seen the Elghth Annual Stock Show? Such immense fowls the latest rabblts and those baby cows' To rnght open house 3? i WEDNESDAY MAY I According to Walter Louie the wrestlung matches are going over bug At noon the Sensor Ayes and B s held thenr annual baseball sknrmlsh score A s I3 B s 9 i 54 Q M5 FRIDAY MAY 3 . Promunent Frernontuans celebrate Boys Week by taklng over Clvlc posltuons x 7 f f I ' .. . ,. , . X , - A CN 1- p . IL ' ch, ' . . . 1 A 1 C T5 i 1 K WL , ' I A Q. S - , . V 'Q : 1- l - . S - 17 , -i I - AV Y I s . ' - ' 39 , 0 1 5- . - . 3 .5 r , 0 ' 4 A- . - I , ...I 5 , L 1 U N :ig A X ..':3?1 ' - 4,X A I . P X ,I Tx-n Q- V ' . , , 6 -uf-it r-X? 5 I ship, we lost a post season ball game to Lincoln in a close -M Xl I . 4 - lx - I I Q, -' U Q ' ' - L ' li, 0 Y Nxt 'h . Ii' : . .' - A , N: Q- N I , . . . QQ! d 1 L ' - I -ls E X V 1 f if xg ' ' - I I v .. ami S -M5 D , 'l' Q ' I 1 , ...-...,. rs 2 - E - - . ' - ,-'- Wu, I 1 . L.: ,o.., , .- . I as 9-, -if ' 11, F' - W ,, 1' .'m'4 ' f 'lb f f ' . ' Q Q I' ' . , ' ,Q ,v ' THIRTEENTH WEEK MONDAY, MAY 6 Sweeping several events, the Poly Mechanics are trounced by our squad, Score 63 I-2 to 40 I-Z. TUESDAY, MAY 7 With a lovely fashion show and music by the Treble Clefs, the Senior mothers stated that they were treated royally. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 Loretta Sinclair places second in the District Oratorical Contest. THURSDAY MAY 9 ln the main hall the beautiful Walpurgis night mural is the subject of admiration. FRIDAY, MAY IO Thrilling track meet here with Washington-with us on the O9-E-TTA SINCLNR SECOND IN DISTWCT OQKTOP-ICAL CONTEST ED 'IHS 'Z QBLJC 251 1 To pEAKlN6 '2'. f SP y 2 Q C Q?- Z -Z? 04 A xi.: 4 is -.:- US 69.3-'.:,., ., fhit W .1 C? L, 5 small end of the score, S7 47 Simi. PREPABATIUNS LOUDER' JM MAY MUSQSCTNAL I Ml MI I Ml M, 7 M MI W OWTCHI K K X ,Cf FIFTEENTH WEEK MONDAY MAY 20 P T A Meeting TUESDAY MAY 21 Plays by the drama department WEDNESDAY MAY 22 Noon Dance THURSDAY MAY 23 Gym Club exhibit Library party FRI DAY MAY 24 PACK TEAM LOSES 'BIG MEET3 WITH WASHINGTON BY DRTPPING RELAY SUCK PWC 'T N0 You UW PICK lT UD' l 1 E Q 4 .5 C3111 ,g 4 ev ll E JlC.f FOURTEENTH WEEK MONDAY MAY I3 Spelling Bee Contest TUESDAY MAY I4 Faculty meeting fWouId like to witness onej WEDNESDAY MAY I5 May Festival at Bovard Auditorium THURSDAY MAY I6 Playday here FRIDAY MAY I7 World Friendship Program Q,swmAsr.s MAKE EXNIBITIO N g' -rouns I EAU' fd SIXTEENTH WEEK MONDAY MAY 27 With thoughts of summer becoming most sweet lt 5 hard to be a student TUESDAY MAY 28 Faculty party Noon dance WEDNESDAY MAY 29 With Washington as guest the Athenlans hold a Memorial Day program THURSDAY MAY 30 Memorial Day' FRIDAY MAY 31 Track League here' . X , l I 6 Z O I A Q - fx Y , 0- f, .,. : . l A4 A. I I .ZJLFL ' il? Y . . . - lg . w f - ! C' ' V - - LJ W x F f ' . Q V 4 Y Y QQ l N y - , 1 - X ' I J. 71 f Y, 'x , X V gs ' 5 1 A ' ' . -V , in 4 3 +1 1 . V A if .oe Doll show. Spelling B e finals. X Q' e 4 V7 Q F F 1 A - 'N Wu . . .5 . SEVENTEENTH WEEK MONDAY, JUNE 3 , Speech arts recital, Faculty Women s Tea. TUESDAY, JUNE 4 Gnrls' League party WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 ,VII J an Cnlgl 5 A gd L 3 :J 5' la I-:E I lm 5 Fashion show - League and Student Body nommations. - I THURSDAY, JUNE 6 G. A. A Banquet ERIDAY, JUNE 1 4 Semor B Sz A Reception - Bach Festuval ht use mmfanxa-L+ 3 o 'S-Q.ff11iS BUT!!-9' gm...t L-1 Q mm If w e 1 -LE' N SEL: In ll Ni f m m Sv E751 GRADUATION? wwf-ff H X 'X ' norm 6000 1721 Da ME H595 My BOY uNLE5s THEQE 5 S0075 M37 ON ff' 6 YOUR X QHEEPSMIN And so to summu vacatuun Cc w ratulatlons Sensors' To all have a happy summer a prnsperq us t ltur 1 .E i QQA 9 '1 9 ! Y f if l, S3 E n as n - D, lllll 1' yf lll ll . 'JM 5 M 554. 4, 'O' 5 vpn I fi W V Q' 55: ' ff 'Q kilt lllll I 4 ll l A l ,I 'I a EIGHTEENTH WEEK MONDAY. JUNE I0 League elections TUESDAY JUNE Il Atheman electrons WEDNESDAY JUNE I2 Fathers Councul THURSDAY JUNE I3 Student Body electrons lAnnuaI staff leaves town as book comes out'I FRIDAY JUNE I4 Flag day Sensor grades by noon Ah the mudnnght osl burnt brightly NINETEENTH WEEK MONDAY JUNE I7 Thus successful semester ns almost terr-mnated The Legal club members enyoy a breakfast twa kung rn my sleep! TUESDAY JUNE I8 Our no sed Senror Ayes are so o o full ot themselves that nt s dangerous WEDNESDAY JUNE I9 Arrayed un whute the pride and glory of the school makes a good lookmg pucture on Rvchqr held .3 tune commencement THURDAY JUNE 20 Spe ches and fo d fond fun wells at tl e Semor lxanquet FRIDAY JUNE ZI lnstallatuon of the new offvcers AND So To SUMME-ll X, vACATloN f Q , Y! gg wel' IDA .I Q, P E E E' 1 'v :l m ' Il ,sr X wx mg I EASTMAN KODAK STORES Everything Photographic 643 South Hill Street Phone TRinity 0746 Los Angeles FRIGID PRODUCTS COMPANY 528 COLYTON STREET, LOS ANGELES MANUFACTURERS OF DELICIOUS MICKEY-FREEZE AND SNO-MILK BARS. ON SALE AT THE FREMONT CAFETERIA 'n ff:-' Pla-'i: .3 1,1 - My ., . COLLINS Gr CO. WHOLESALERS OF FINE MEATS II39 E. PICO STREET VA 2131 V GARNER STEHULA STUDIOS Our Compliments to the Classes of Winter and Summer '35 for their Splendid Cooperation with us. Address 2716 West 7th Street, Los Angeles MlLLER'S SOUTHWEST'S FINEST MEN'S SHOP 5854 South Vermont Ave., Phone TW 1988 DUVALL'S SPORTING GOODS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Vermont Avenue at Forty-Second Place THE T. V. ALLEN CO. Club Pins School Rings Cups-Medals-Buckles 810-16 Maple Ave. Los Angeles fair 1, ,. fl I W , Covers and Bindings by WEBER MC CREA CO. INC. 421 E. 6th St. Los Angeles, California coNGnATul.ATloNs FROM B E N H U R Arnerica's Most Delicious Coffee Congratulations on the Fremontian WEISSMAN CAN DY COMPANY 2657 VINEYARD AVENUE :wif 7 f 1 Cf C,x. , H , ..- E x - K G. M. LAWLESS, INC. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCTS 935 S. SAN JULIAN ST. SWIFT AND COMPANY Los ANGELES, cAuF. JE 2151 WESTERN FISH CO. 612 EAST FOURTH STREET, L. A. TR 9658 COMPLIMENTS TO THE STUDENTS OF THE CLASSES OF WINTER Sz SUMMER '35 STANDARD CREAMERY 7100 Avalon Boulevard, Los Angeles, Calif. Phone THornwal1 3276 WHOLESALE ANILIEREAIL u T E c H SHO, 5 I'fy - Astonishing Prices PLe:1::iT:l8g1'1a I 1 1914 South Main Street Gigi. 99 K X. that you have given us for THANK YOU FOR THE ORDERS GRANT PISTON RINGS ,Lf GRANTGGRANT I 241 N. Westmoreland Ave. FEderaI 2185 il, , 1 levh I efee RRAR I - REEL EUMBER SERVICE HTkiRDWOO'D LUMBER 4 - 1249 East 63rd Street CEntury 25677 ' L , ,,, ' ' EVE, ' Q: I I -1 ig GET Youk cAn REBORED my STRINE'S AUTO SUPPLY :L I ...N 8457 souTH sAN mano STREET iff' I -Q-,,- I E H I 1 Qc ---.4 'E I. MU' is gfy If'T'f'f - -'V It J ' - P -', ' 94 as If I f-. I RADIO TELEVISION SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE olsrmsurons 11 1701 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles THEO. HENTZSCH EL SPECIALIZED AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 951 West Vernon Avenue ADams 3191 FROM A FRIEND . n n Q v 1 I J., .1 I A in 1 T-1'-' 1- ' ,- .X e , 4 133. ,' ,t 2 41. 79 I J 1 .Q '15 - Q, lffQ ,.,, 'V Q 1 .. u p 4 X tif' X s if-. . p.,- 1 an Q7 ,' Umm 'Y , -as P: '-W ' i. .iv-'J-1A,L ' I W.. 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