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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1949 volume:

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Even you were different, Fremont, till the Earthquake came along and gave you a new theme-song: There'll Be Some Changes Made! Yes -4 things were different then V- surface things. But not deep down, they weren't - not things that matter in high school: friends, and work, and sunshine, and tears, and homework. and teachers, and dreams and songs! CAS you leaf through the book, notice the song titles used on each page 4 all popular since your birthday in l924.l Two and a half decades can't change those things and so you're still going strong, Fremont - still the beloved Alma Mater. We therefore dedicate this book of memories to you. Fremont W to honor all you have been, and are, and will bel Hail, Fremont, hail to thee. . . ince ell, you . Editor--in-chief WN . . Associate Editor i-bl? . . Sports Editor L! Q' l5',AkA' NUVSNYNS , Managing Editor . Artist Z! . Chief Photographer L Sponsor Pictures, proofs, copy, cutting . . . all of these are terms which are tossed quite liberally back and forth in the Fremontian otticel Everyone involved in publishing a yearbook learns about teamwork - Working together is the Open, Sesame to success. All of us on the annual statt - literary, photography, and art - hope We have succeeded, at least in some small Way, in bringing you a Iubilee edition which will send the memories parading past. Happy reminiscing . . . 'WN Q ' . 4 4 vm cfmihififmlibm E by notlung ' 11 MR. HERRERII' S. Wooly Principal MISS DORIS MILLER Girls' Vice-Principal MR. GEORGE COSTELLO Boys' Vice-Principal L.....,,.. ., W qvu hear from me. Mrs. Iiilia B. O'l3rien, Mr. Elba N. Bailey Counselors Mrs, Alwilda Darti f Registrar Miss Marian Gwinn - Librarian Administrcriion Help, left to right: Miss Marilyn Bunnell, Mrs, Eloriora Ayers Mrs. Ann Thompson, Miss Viola Allen, Mis Marainne De'Ail'i, Miss Evelyn Corbett, Mis lewel Geib, Mrs. Blossom Peterson. SOCIAL LIVING DEPARTMENT: Sfanding, Iefr Io righrz Mr, Roberi Holcomb, Mrs. Nora N. Shaw, Mrs. Mabel D. Mallison, Mrs. Helen M. Berrrand, chairman: Mr. Burlon E. Forney, Mrs, Alexandria H. Boorey, Mrs. Mildred D. Wilson, Mr. Leicesier B. Yares, Mrs. Helen MacBoyle, Miss Lillian Cales, Mrs. Elizabelh McGregor, Miss Rulh Thorpe, Miss Wickliffe Siack, Mrs. Gladys Kadliclc. Sealed: Miss Georgia Morrori, Mr. Vargharsh Bedoian, Miss Milliceni Hosirup, Miss Lucille M. Carier, Mrs, Josephine C. Brendes, Mrs. Eva L, Carr, Mrs. Fern H. Carr, Mrs. Frankie M. Herman, Miss Mariel Lamb Noi piciuredz Mrs. Myrtle C. Allen, Mrs. Gladys Culvyhousc, Mrs. Varsen T. Kalzky, Miss Mary G. Roessler MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Sfanding, left +0 righf: Mrs. Huldah C. Armslronq, Mr. Virgil G. Pedigo, Mrs. Zena C, Wallace, Miss Rulh Foreman Sealed: Mrs. Isabelle Schofield, chairman LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: sanding, left Io right Miss Carmen Marrin, Mr. Richard Bierrnann, Mrs. Mariorie D599 Sealed: Mrs. Evelyn Green, Mrs, Alyce L. Gillrnan, chairrnan HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: giarrding, Iefi To right: Miss Irnna Baker, chairman, Mrs. Viola S. Swan, Mrs. Genevcive ean Seated: Miss Amalie W. Schrader, Miss Mildred K. Wolfe, Mrs. Helen M. Ryan Noi picfureds Miss Kaiharinc E, Boggs SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Sianding, Ieff fo righf: Mr. Holqcr N, Wilsirom, Mr. John G. Bells, chairman, Mrs. Lois O. Merlcley, Mr, Jarnes W. Lulcon, Mr. Peler A. Johnson, Mr. Clarence A. Bach Sealed: Mrs, Louise L. Maiewsky, Miss Louise A. Mohn, Mrs. Elaine S. Wechsler, Miss Eslher J. Bordahl, Miss Marion S. Vary Nor picfured: Mr. Albicri Guenzler, Mr. Roberl Vandervoei 140 a ple or th 2 teacher COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT: Slanding, leff fo righf: Miss Elizabeth Pafierson, Mr. Norman Miller, Mr. Fred A Morrill, Miss Lenore H. White, Mrs, Marjorie Knapp Sealed: Mr. Arihur J, Misner, Mr. Robb A. Nimmo, chairman: Mrs. Doris M. lord Mr. Lowrence Mefzqer, Miss Wilma Flack, Miss Bernice Lamb INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT: Leff fo righf: Mr. Waller Hall, Mr. Charles J. Casper, Mr .Keifh G, Parke, chairrnang Mr. Charles K. Ransom, Mr, Frank D. Olney, Mr. Lauren? Biscayarl, Mr. Ralph R. Demmler, Mr. Ray Shaffer, Mr. Earl Hazelwood, Mr. Edward Baies, Mr. Arlhur A. Goerz, Mr. Joseph Corley, Mr. Calvin H. Raynor, Mr. George C. Wrighl, Mr. Harry P. Brown, Mr, William McKenzie, Mr. Jack Cramer No? picfured: Mr. Rodney H. Gibbons, Mr. George E. Springer MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Miss Rela M. Milchell, Mrs. Mildred Percival, Miss Rulh Goldsborouqh, chairman, Mr. Julius Cochran, Mrs. Marian Vree ai piano ART DEPARTMENT: Miss Henrielle Miller, Mrs. Hilda Van Zandr, Miss Mary Israel lsealedl, Mr. Clifford W. Elger, chairman: Miss Mary McGee PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Mr. Edwin R, Wise, Mrs. Frances Miller, Mrs. Laya K. Weiniraub, Mr. Ervin H. Tanner, Mrs. Mary E. Pisula, Mrs, Prue Ward, Mr. William E. Haney, Boys' chairman: Miss Carolyn Miichill, Miss Beairice Kamboorian, Mr. Lesler E. Haserof, Mrs. Gencveive Weide, Girls' chairman: Mr. Ted R. Coflrnan, Mr. Harry Edelson - ..-......1 l fight 0 the r'glatA they af ore STUDENT COUNCIL, W'49: Glenn Stanchtield, President, Adolph Palma, Boys' Vice-President, Kathleen Alex- ander, Girls' Vice'President, Dolores Edwards, Secretary, Anita Berger, Pathfinder Editor, Abel Armas, Boys' ludge, Sally Sue Bremer, Girls' Iudge, Iohnny Ottina, Boys' League President, Mary Ellen Wilson, Girls' League President, Elgie Deatheridge, Student Government President, Nancy Findlay, Scholastica President, Marcella Lemons, O.S.S.C. President, Tom Dalbey, Health Commissioner, loe Sipos, Fire and Safety Commissioner, Larry Dehmer, Financial Manager, Marlene Biddle, Publicity Manager. Sponsor, Mr. I. G. Betts. STUDENT COUNCIL, S'49: Adolph Palma, President, Paul Phelps, Boys' Vice-President, Sally Sue Bremer, Girls' Vice-President, Marcella Lemons, Secretary, Bill Coart, Pathfinder Editor, Balph Broman, Boys' Iudge, Dolores Bird, Girls' ludge, Carless Mortensen, Boys' League President, Beverly Edwards, Girls' League Presi- dent, Marilyn Kennett, Student Government President, Hazel Wolf, Scholastica President, Nancy Findlay, O.S.S.C. President, Al Gherardi, Health Commissioner, Richard Bradley, Fire and Safety- Commissioner, Ted Hoffman, Financial Manager, loanne King, Publicity Manager. Sponsor, Mr, I. G. Betts. efmiwzs CENTENNIAL CABINET, W'49: Charlie Eras, President, Elsie Heaps, Girls' Vice-President, Richard Aldrup Boys' Vice-President, Helen Herrin, Secretary, loyce Adkins, Treasurer, Tom Dalbey, Representative, Ken- neth Glaser, Representative. CENTENNIAL SPONSORS, W'49: Mr. Richard Biermann, Miss Lillian Cates, Mr. Burton Forney, Head Super- visor, Miss Bernice Lamb, Miss Henriette Miller, Mr. Ervin Tanner, EPHEBIAN SOCIETY, W'49: Kathleen Alexander, Patricia Davidson, Charles Eras, Beverly Hunt, Donald Peter- son, Tony Rivas. Sponsor, Mrs. Louise Majewsky. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, W'49: Lillian Allen, Pat Davidson, Charles Eros, Norma Haworth Elsie Heaps, Lillian Nielsen, Don Peterson, Tony Rivas, Clyde Schrimsher, Shirley Turner, llarry Vincent Sponsor, Miss Gwen Roessler. 1 Adalloerlo Acosla Richard Aldrup Eleanor Arndl Lois Brodahl Consuelo Carreon Joyce Cooper Virginia Davis Dennis Acosla Roberl Aleridgc Sol Alkin Clara Brown Paul Casano Jacqueline Comaur Dorolhy Day Marlr Adams Donald Aday Joyce Adkins Kaihleen Alexander Lillian Allen Delia Alvarez Rodney Balcer Mary Barrella John lfeggerly Frank Brown Marde Brydon Elberl Burns Louis Cedillos Mary Lou Chandler Barbara Choale Nora Cunningham Earl Curry. Jr. Thomas Dalbey lflgie Doalheragc John Denoncourl Glenn Desilva Zlqlwid Aol-ry now? Carl Aegerler Adolph Amador Thomas Bell Gerald Bush Eugene Clear Palricia Davidson Johnnie Dianloni George Aldapa Mary Alderoa Alice Amador Joyce Arcghambaull Anila Berger Palsy Bricker John Buslamanle Lupe Caballero Ann Connolly Marlin Cool: Audrey Davis Donna Davis Millon Drabeclc Jean Duefrer W4 Orbey Dulce La Vena Dumas Jean Duncan Delores Edwards Sarila Eells Rudie Esquiyal Leo Fang Ralph Fiedler Jaclc File Lyle Frosl .larnes Gharrily Marvin Gilberl Ken Glaser Howard Golub William Gorchalc Leonard Greenberg Richard Greenwell Jeanne Guysi Alice l-laqopian Jaclc Hardy Doris Haynes Elsia Heaps Lillian Hernandez Grace Herrera Helen Herrin Kennerh House Eeverly Hunl Beverly Hunler Glenn Hunler Dolores lsidro June Johnslone Arlhur Kanowsky Geraldine Kaufman Robert Kehoe Bobbie Kell K Charles Eras Dominic Garqano Jimmy Gosa Boyd Hargrove Louie Hoffman Elaine Johnson Don Kenny Doreen Ergman Harold Garver Paul Graieda Norma Haworfh Burlon Hosrerman Noel Johnslon Leslie Klesilz l raine Kniqhl rbara Lewis ise Marie Mayer enn Miller lian Nielsen ank Padilla wily Quinlana V Lorraine Knolls Joe Lingrey Jonnie Mclhlvain Madelyn Mohill Arlene Nilsche Blanche Palmer Daniel Raynes Billie Krueger Chrishne Lanqserh Gilberr Larim Eddie London Elizabelh Mahan Phyllis Mahliorn Mary Lou McDonald Carhy McGregor Polly Ann Mclnlurfl Dolores Molina Daniel Monles William Moreno Marqarere Noryell Geraldine Olsen Bud Orpin Ella Pena Donald Pererson Violel Phillips Claude Rccef John Reed Donald Reese Ann Leiner Richard Marlin Rulh Mershon James Moll Ernesline Orriz Shirley Plunlcelr John Rexroar Georgia LeNay Ray Martinez Eugene Miller Berry Naals Verna Oswald La Reva Purdue Tony Rivas l Frank Rodriguez Maurice Schroeder Joseph Sipos, Jr. Roger Slulcey Anlhony Ugliano Ronald Wallace Clililord Williams Camera Slug Arlhur Romek Jerry Scoll Chalmer Smilh Mildred Swahn Gladys Vallembois Carolyn Warren Shirley Williams Elaine Geissler Aurora Golfing Lupe Gulierrez Maudine Horace Camella Jensen Diane Roper Marie Scoll Floyd Srnilh lrving Ternrnins Kennelh Van Doren Shirley Warren Richard Willmore Eldon Jones Louis Kihlmeier Bill La Rue Theodore LeClerl Mary Longo Melvin Shaller Geraldine Smilh Cecil Thornlon Wanda Vaughan Roberl' Webb Barbara Wilson Isaac Roullenberg Gloria Sainz Frank Sanchez Melyelene Shalcer Marlene Shaw Lorella Smilh Glenn Slanchlied l-lelen Tower Thelma Tracy Monly Vezie Harry Vincenl Marianne Weber Arleen Wesl John Wilson Richard Wood Mary McDonald Carrnon Miller Charles Noles Calherine Payne Dell Schoonover Belly Shivers Leslie Slarclc Virginia Tropiano Joanne Vogel Ronald Welzel Mafrilyn Woods Harold Mailander Claydon Ruddiclc J6CkVVlll3UFf1 Bruce Warlick Barbara Wende Norma Tlqomag Phillip Wilson William Tollelh -Harland Young , Q53 if Clyde Schrinnsher Vincenl Siggia Richard Slrange Shirley Turner Jacquelyn Wallcup Dean Wilcoxen Donald Wyall Duane Zahniser Cen tenni I Cape es On the 28th day of lan- uary, l946, there appeared at lohn C. Fremont some- what more than five hun- dred students who were to spend their last three years of secondary schooling here. What confusion for these pupils during those first few weeks! They couldnt find classes, lost themselves looking for shops, and fell easy prey to upper classmen's pranks in directing them to our non-existent swimming pool! Gradually they be- came part of the Fremont family by joining clubs and organi- zations, and by making new friends. They were now on their way to becoming a great class. After two and a half years of work and fun, the B-lU's of W'46 were Senior As - O, most Exalted Rank! Their Senior sweaters, a cheerful canary yellow trimmed with brown, were bright spots everywhere on campus. The Senior Tea and the Senior Banquet, highlights of their last year here, were carried out so successfully that they were among the very finest affairs Fremont has boasted. ln caps and gowns of royal blue, the graduating class Cnamed in honor of the one hundredth anniversary of the discovery of gold in Californial marched down the aisle one by one to receive their diplomas. This was their last big affair at their Alma Mater, and they made their farewell a memorable one, as they smiled fwith a tear or twol at the carefree past and the challenging future. Mr. Wood eulogized the group with an appropriate comment: This is one of the most outstanding classes l have had the privilege of graduating, To etlae . . . EPHEBIANS. S'49: Paulette Alvarez, Dolores Bird, Sally Bremer, Ralph Broman, Tom Brown, Dolly Everett, Nancy Findlay, Marcella Lemons, lohnny Ottina, Adolph Palma, Dick Turnblade, Mary Ellen Wilson. Sponsor, Mrs. Louise Majewsky. C. S. F.. S'49: Paulette Alvarez, lrene Bowers, Sally Sue Bremer, Shirley Engdahl, Madeline Penske, Nancy Findlay, P. I. Kelly, lohnny Ottina, Fern Scott, Virginia Sorensen, Beverly Staubitz, Dick Turnblade. SR. A CABINET, S'49: Dick Turnblade, president, Dolores Crisci, girls' vice-president, Bert McClain, boys' vice- presidentg Mary Ellen Wilson, secretary, lackie Benson, treasurer, lackie Benton, Erika Burgdorf, Rudy Castro, Carmen Chavira, Charlie DiCarlo, Muriel Drey, Fred Gross, lohnny lones, lohnny Ottina, Ralph Snook, lack Turner. Gloria Zombay, representatives. SB. B. CABINET. S'49: Tom Brown, president, Dolores Crisci, treasurer, Betty Kennard, girls' vice-president, loanne King, secretary, Charles Rivas, boys' vice-president, Rudy Castro, Bill Coart, Mary Coleman, 'Lois Fenton, Art Gallup, Phyllis Kidder, Dolores Messer, Paula Monti, Harold Naud, lohnny Otiina, Dot Quirk, Dick Turnblade, Dixie Waller, Paul Williams, representatives. S'49 SPONSORS: Miss Millicent l-lostrup, Mrs. lsabelle Schofield, Mrs. Hilda Van Zandt, Mrs. Helen MacBoylc, Miss Helen Ryan, Mr. Robert Vandervoct, Mr. Norman Miller, Mr. Robert Holcomb, Mr. Iulius Cochran. erri Abrarnawirz Jrolhy Anderson alhleen Barr olores Bird Chard Bradley al Browder, Jr. ike Calarchia Edward Acosla John Anderson Frank Balos Leon Black Gloria Acosla Clillord Appel l..e'ra Baxler Rulh Blackburn Marqarel' Bralchcr Sally Bremer Beverly Browner Dolores Buckner Maureen Campbell Rollerla Carnploell Williarn Agnew Maxine Ardisone Keith Beuchene Carlene Boesen Roberl Brien Erika Burgdorl Slave Capolbianco Shirley Alberl Abel Arrnas Shirley Beck .lacquelyn Boolh Rosalie Brocalo Kennell'1Burnap Claylon Carsson Rae Allen Paul Aubry Lorrie Becker Russell Bollornley Ralph B'roman Max Burris Augusline Carnic Elaine Allerrnan Claudelle Avella James Behrn Georqe Bouse Charles Brown Rulh Buslarnanle elloAnna Carozza Paulelle Alvarez Beverly Anderson Roberl Baldwin Lillian Balsz Jacqueline Benson Jacqueline Benlon lrene Bowers Rulh Boyarsky Nancy Brown Thomas Brown Mary Caccese Roloerl Cadwell Norberl Carr Monle Carroll 9 SY! Joe Carler Florence Ciccirnarro Berry Conrad Barbara Crandall Lou Ella Davidson Joseph Denicola Muriel Drey 4, Roberl Carler Rulh Cieslinski Eslher Conlla J. C. Cribbs David Davis Nellie Dehleves Leo Dubov John Caulield Cindee Clark Elinor Cook Dolores Crisci Jimmy Davis Lorraine Dennls Delores Dunlap Angeline Cernuto Ewinq Claud. Jr. Barbara Coon Richard Crosby Joe Day Laura Deprima Jerry Dunn Jacoloo Chavez Beverly Clifford Nelda Corcoran Dolores Croy Joy Day Charlie DiCarlo Lareela Easley Carmen Chavira William Coarl Charlene Cornlorlh Rose Cuccia Le Granl DeBry Kirk Dickens Mary Eidem Burress Chizurn Lucille Coe Charles Cosby Edna Culburlh Lorraine Dehmer John Dolezal Eleanor Elias Cynlhia Choy Norma Collin Pafricia Covey Anlhony Damiano Vernon Dell Arlhur Doornbos Shirley Ellioll Lola Chrislensen Marv Coleman Ray Cowles Allen Dascomb Angelina Delvlari Marianna Drago Kalhleen Eley Mm., ' .gg -K... ....- .. uirley Engdahl adeline Fenslce msemary Foolc iul Galia 'Hy George warlolle Gridlan rrh Hayes '49 ,lohn Espinosa Lois Fenlon Slorling Fordham Arlhur Gallup Carol Gilberl Bonnie Groomer Eugene Heady Gloria Fsposilo Donald Ferguson Lorraine Fousl Gloria Galvez Neil Goddard Fredericlc Gross Charles Hedley Fugene Fsleves Harold Ferguson Joseph Francis Elvin Garver Richard Gornber Larry Hall Huey Hendriclcs Dolly Everefl Frvin Fiihr Phyllis Fredericlcsen Carolyn Gaughan Lupe Gonzales Janel' Halrer Roberr Hepner Leroy Fairrnan Nancy Findlay La Rue Frey Frances Geirner Shirley Graham Roberl' Harnblin Evelyn Herely Don Fasf Theresa Fischer Richard Frias Rosaleen Geis+ Thelma Graham Palricia Hanson Naorni Herrera Richard Feld Peggy Fluhrer Grace Fry Heralyn Genfry Pauline Green John Hanson Barbara Hobbs Leland Fellrop Belly Fohdren Louis Galasso Maynard Genlry Rosalie Gregoli Eddie Harlman Roberr Hofer, Jr Ehlancy Hogan William Halliday fl Lois Horlon Belly Houser Earlene Jackson Roberl Jackson Alice Johnson Pauline Johnson Geraldine Kaler Johnny Keel P.J. Kelly Richard Kendall Donald King Hazel King Gloria Knapper James Kniqhl Wesley Holrnan Keilh Howell DorolhyJanos Roberl Johnslon Belly Keeler Bellie Kennard Joanne King Belly Knox Delores Honn Roberl Hood Frederick Huddeslun William Hunler Barbara Jasper John Jones , Berl Kenney Marilyn Kennell Nicholas Kiralla Richard Koloslion Rose Jenkins RoberlJones Frances Kell Phyllis Kidder Marlin Kish Kalhryn Koupe Dellaerl Hooker Frances ller Phyllis Jensen Nishon Kararnardian Grace Kelly JoAnn Kilpalrick Lois Kilaqawa Billie Krier SY! 9 Herberl La Bin Diane Larsen Beverly Leroux Diana Lore Micl1aelMar+in Lois Mayer Maxine McDonald Harry Merrill Roland Laursen Henry Lacayo. Jr. Donald Laica Sid Langley Samuel Lawmasler Wanza Lawrence Warren Lewis William Lewis Glenn Lewis Mary Lozano iirnolliy Marfin Kelly McAlis+er Vincenl McGee Delores Messer George Mac Kelvey Mary Magee Riclward Marlindill Eddie Mariinez Beri McClain Marilyn McCor'nisl'i l-lelen McGregor Genevieve Mellone Mary Lou Miller Peggy Mills Lanny Lanqner Marcella Lemons Royce Livengood Palricia Marrioll' l-luberl Massey Bonnie McCoy Irene Mendoza Roberla Miner Barbara Lanlry Palricia Lelxlarz Bonnie Lloyd Edward Mariin Eleanor Maflnos Clnarleen McCune Rubin Merino Virgil Minlcs Joe Miranda Sue Milchell Joyce Monlgomery Fred Morales Raymond Morales Reggie Morgan Mary Moss Carless Morfenson Irene Mowry AlionNigh Louie Noles Andrew Olesiuk William Page Marilyn Palguia Adolph Palma William Parfridge Lila Passow Lamar Parfon Beflelu Pencille Harold Penny Silber? Perea Fred Piersee Jean Place Roberl Ponce Paula Monli David Morris Frank Muriello Marion Orvis l-lerberi Palmer Palsy Palriclc John Perrin Gloria Ponder Eloise Moore George Morris Harold Naud , Johnny Ollina Ernesle Paniagua Richard Pawloski Doroihy Perry John Porrelfa Shirley Moore Irena Morris Connie Nielson Ray Pacheco lla Panlier Evelyn Pedersen Masil Pe+i++ Ronald PoHer i.i.. W V , , Leroy Poulin Chesley Powell Rosemary Powell Henry Ranqel Shirley Riesner .loe Reynolds Shirley Rippee Charles Rinos Beverly Roberls Concepcion Robledo Renee Rodriguez Louis Rodwell Dorolhy Rorick Beverly Roudebush Frederick Rowland Eleanor Salazar Roberl Sanabria Dolores Sanchez Barbara Sanlel Rena Sanlori Carrnela Scarano Guila Schuerer Evelyn Sghullz Roberl Schwarlz Lorna Preacher Marlene Riddle Janice Roberls Edmund Romero Gerlrude Rowson Dolores Sanchez Helen Schmidl Fern Scolf Minnie Pyeall Carolyn Riley Rosella Roberlson Dolores Rorno Wesley Rubarlh Gloria Sanchez Kennelh Schmill Wanda Shafer Dorolhy Quiglc Virginia Rinaldi William Robison Loyal Roper Carl Sachs Irene Sanchez Shirley Schraedl Joan Shinnefield Roberl Seiberl Paul Sirnonian Joyce Smilh Carolyn Smoclc Shirley Slewarl Palsy Slovall lcla Talone Richard Taylor Fay Sims Ralph Snoolc Belly Slrowd Norma Tenorio Mansell Tavis Roberl Silze Virginia Sorensen Richard Slrube Rulh Tenorio Rose Trolla Nancy Tullle Larry Small Viclor Souleles B'arbara Sullivan Mary Thayer Ari Tsuii Mildred Tyler Dorolhy Smilh Shirley Spielcelmier Bealrice Sullivan Rufh Thomas Virginia Tuccinardi l-loward Vance, Jr. Gloria Srnilh Beverly Sluloilz James Swancoal Max Thompson Richard Turnblade Wilma Vanllaalen Mary Varnell John Srnilh David Slephens Richard Tadych Belly Thornlon John Turner John Vanderwall Eugene Vasenlin 949 1. age I i flqu ,QW Arlene Voce James Weaver Rolberl While Paul Williams C. Wiseman Pedro Zunigo Rudolph Coslro vie Beverly Voorhee Arlene Webb Eileen Whire Shirley Wilma Ralph Woodard Bonila Zwerlein Ronald Dunn John Waldron lvlillon Weinsloclf Joan While Anila Wilson Chrisline Worlh Roberl Broolrshirc Naomi Melcher we -ww 'UN 949 Camera-Siu, loe F. Bcirndrbo, lune Borngesser, lohn Bradley, George Bur gess, Burl Cheely, Leslie Enger, lohn Glover, Robert Hauser Marianne McFadden, lennie Pirrello. James Wallcer Sondra Weisbein Pauline While Mary Ellen Wilson Shirlee Young Edward Carlalon Beverly Trimble ferry Walker Delores Welch William Wilde Calherine Willionq Cecil Younqlood Edward Carler Reasie Walker Richard Wesl Dale Wildey Louanne Winesburq Gloria Zombay Dixie Waller John Wheeler James Williams Edilh Winnell Palricia Walsh Barbara While Lea Williams Larry Winlers new NUBW' Argents, Argents, here we are - Yes, here we are, remember us? Were the 25th anniversary class, who chose the French meaning lor silver Ulrgenti as our name. We're the group who had old Santa himself to conduct our official recognition. In three years we've traveled tar - Oh, how We swarrned over the school that day Way back in September, l946. Lil-te a herd of sheep, we were confused anfl befuddled for a While. Then, as time passed we chose our leaders, decided upon a vocation and set our ship of life upon a steady course. The smartest, the sharpest, the keenest, the best: we'll show you that our group leads all the rest - The Argents have shown their talent for leadership in many fields. Members of our class have been winning officers, trophies, scholarships, awards, and doing our all around best to bring fame and recognition to the brickpile. In our colors green and gray, conquer all that's in our way - Already we have cleared the many obstacles blocking our path to graduation but we won't to here No ' A , ., p . sir, we rgents are going right on conquering until we've made our place in life, Fortune at our feet does lie - Our fortune is a wealth of memories - the noisy, crowded lunch periods, the romantic hours of the prom, the pleasure of the senior tea and finally that funny feeling of butterflies in our stomachs as we received our diplomas and bade a fond farewell to our senior days - ezgfmwiwiiom .- p l The 9411946 al he e Every member an officer and every officer a member Y that's our O,S.S.C.l COrganized Social Service Clubsl. It's the club that gives all on-campus organizations' officers a chance to get together and discuss plans tor the betterment ot Fremont. This year the group took over the task ot giving the trash cans a bright new cardinal and grey paint job. Climaxing this semesters Work with a banquet on Tuesday, May 10, O.S.S.C. can look ,back on a year ot outstanding service to the student body. O.S.S.C., W'49 Mary Aldecoa, Dick Aldrup. Kathleen Alexander, Lillian Allen, Abel Armas, Bob Baldwin, John Beggerly Dolores Bird, Richard Bradley, Sally Bremer, Lois Brodahl, Ralph Broman, Lupe Caballero, Charlene Corntorth, Barbara Crandall, Tom Dalbey, Elgie Deatherage, LeGrant DeBry. Charlie DiCarlo, Doreeta Easely. Beverly Edwards. Dolores Edwards, Dolly Everett, Leland Feltrop, Nancy Findlay, l-larry Foster, John Frey, Art Gallup. Lucy Garcia, Barbara Gaw, Jack Goldner, Fred l-langgie, Norma Haworth. Ted l-lottman, Lois Horton, Beverly Hunt, Raoul Jacques, Bob Johnston, Carolyn Jones, Ann Marie Kelly, Lois Kitagawa, Sam Lawmaster. Marcella Lemons, President: Janet Lester, Eddie Martin, Polly Mclnturtt, Peggy Mills, Bill Mocabee, Ernie Murillo. Johny Ottina, Frank Padilla, Marlene Riddle, Tony Rivas. Diane Roper. Joe Sipos, Glenn Sianchtield. Leslie Starck, Joanne Swanson, lrwin Temrnins, Gloria Treadwell, Beverly Voorhees, Johnny Vosburg, Danny Wilson. Mary Ellen Wilson, l-lazel Wolt, Sponsor, Miss Louise A. Mohn S'49 Shirley Albert, Abel Armas, Sammy Banks, Jackie Bates, Don Borchardt, Russell Bottomley, George Bouse, Richard Bradley, Sally Sue Bremer, Erika Burgdort, Ken Burnap, Nellie Cardova, Norbert Carr, Luella Cook, Pat Covey, Delores Crisci, Ann Daggett, Charlie Di Carlo., Marianne Drago, Jerry Dunn, Beverly Edwards. Dolly Everett, Lucille Eymann, Lois Fenton, Irma Fiechtner, Nancy Findlay, Darrell Floyd, Don Forbes, AI Gherarcli, Dorothy Grittith, Janet l-lalter, Jean Flamrnons, Ted l-lottman, Euena l-lolden, Bob Johnston, Carolyn Jones, Johnny Jones, Nishon Karamardian, Marilyn Kennett, Phyllis Kidder, Joanne King. Lois Kitagawa, Sam Lawmaster. Janet Lester, Bonnie Lloyd. Torn Meldrum, Bill Mocabee, Paula Monti, Dave Morris, Charles Mortensen, Tom Moses, Pat McAlister. Edvvina McCastland, Bert McClain, Wilma McKenney. Andrew Olesiuk, Johnny Ottina. Adolph Palma, Paul Phelps, Carolyn Riley, Gloria Sanchez, Carl Scott, Charlene Shue, Arlene Voce. Johnny Vosburq, Pat Walsh, Mary Ellen Wilson, Hazel Walt. Sponsor, Miss Louise A. Mohn amor-A are flying Want to be in the know? Your best bet is to read the Pathfinderl Fact and fantasy, humor and serious opinions - all of these are brought to the Student Body each week by the Pathfinder staff. Led by the experienced guid- ing hand of Miss Millicent l-lostrup, this group of news-hounds garner all the latest information for your edification and send it over to Boss Hazelwoods Print Shop team for inking. As a result - you learn a lot about what goes on at Fremont, they learn a lot about the do's and don't's of journalistic pro- cedure, and - W everybodys happy! 4 PATHFINDER, W'49: Anita Berger, editor, Marlene Riddle, page one editor, Helen Herrin and loanne King, page two editors, Iimmy Gosa, page three editor, Bill Coart, page four editor, Mary Barretta, financial manager, Betty Shivers, photo editor, Lois Horton, exchange editor, Ioyce Adkins, Ralph Broman, Iean Duefrene, Orbrey Duke, Dawn Dunks, Marlene Lyon, Polly Mclnturff, Bill Mocabee, reporters. Sponsor, Miss Millicent Hostrup. PATHFINDER STAFF. S'49: Bill Coart, editor-in-chief, Marlene Riddle, associate editor, foanne King, first page editor, Ianice Langland, Marlene Lyon, Bill Mocabee, second page editors, Dawn Dunks, third page editor, Ralph Broman, sports editor, Harry Foster, staff artist, Frank Clatinoff, Diane Haffner, Lois Horton, Edward Romero, Belva Wilson, reporters, Sponsor, Miss Millicent Hostrup. PRINT SHOP: Cliff Apple, Mike Cafarchia, lack Caufield, Louie Galasso, Bill Holliday, Clarence Hoefer, Bert McClain, Bud Orpin, Mansell Travis, Algie Wiseman. bancing in the da le . . . YOUTH ACTIVITY COMMITTEE, W'49: Kathleen Alexander, chairmang Kahleen Barr, Barbara Choate, Tom Dalbey, Elgie Deathrage, Marianna Drago, secretary, Dawn Dunks, publicity manager, Marjorie Estes, Dolly Everett, Shirley Heinlein, Lois Horton, Ronald Huston, Bill Mocabee, historian, Adolph Palma, chairman, Don Peterson, Marlene Riddle, Diane Roper, Lynn Roper, Virginia Sorenson, Diane Thompson. Sponsors, Mrs. Zandra Boorey, Mr. L. B. Yates. Y.A.C.. S'49: Sammy Banks, Sally Sue Bremer, co-chairman: Marianna Drago, Dawn Dunks, Margie Cates, Dolly Everett, Shirley Heinlein, Lois Horton, Ronald Huston, Bill Macabee, Adolph Palma, Paul Phelps, co-chairman, Marlene Riddle, Lynn Roper, Virginia Sorenson, Diane Thompson. Dixie Lou Waller. Sponsors, Mrs. Boorey, Mr. Yates. , sw 2 'ff SS ii we rv.: r sv 1 f -s ,-fs. Qs , 'iss lagtfi ' - l .S r ,S Nix? XX? J' ' R ss ' mio 3 1553 3 i , isisLifa1Es? sissfgg-:rogue fi ggwigbir esesir 1 his S X i ' -: , A .L-- W 3: Ns, ,2 - nf Smarty... SCHOLASTICA, W'4?: Adaiperln Acosfa, Cur env Bowers, Sally Sue Brenner, Ralph Broman. Belly Coley, Shirley Combs, Roberl Coughli Palsy Edwards, Lloyd Emery, Shirley Engdahl, Gaw, Al Gherardi, Barbara Goodman, Edwin Dorolhy Johnson, Marian Kelly, Hazel King, Imogene Neiharl, Bill New, Lillian Nielsen, son, Paul Phelps, Don Phillips, Jack Rideoul, Tony Rivas, Janice Roberls, Lorella Roberlson, Glenn Slanchlield, Beverly Slaubilz, Glenn Slovall, Belly Ann Slover, Bealrice Sullivan, Pal ri: Adkins, Lillian Allen, Armando Alvarado, Alfred Beeler Jackie Berson, Dolores Biro, lr lucille Camalli, Joe Carler, Gloria Coddingfor, Dalbey, Pal Davidson, John Davis, Kirk Dickens, denlg Phyllis Frederiksen, Lucy Garcia, Barbara Barbara Hillson, Anlhony lzuel, Phyllis Jensen, Monlqorriery, Fred Morales, John Nakakihara, Paulerfe Alvarez, Abel Armas, vice-oresidenl, Marolyn Asaro, Linda Barlon, Lela Baxler, Marcia Browning, Rose Marie Bruno, Lorella Budne, Dorolhy Bullerworlh, Roberl Cadwell, n, Baroara Crandall, Mary Crandall, Joe Bob Crilcher, James Crow, Ann Daggell, Tom Lucille Eymann, Leo Fang, Madeline Fenske, Irma Fiechlner, lreasurerg Nancy Findlay, presi- Grubbs, Ann Marie Hahr, Eddie Harlman, Norma Haworlh, Amelia Herrera, Louis Hersh, Joanne King, Marcella Lemons, Carolyn Lewis, Edwina McCasland, Bealrice Monlello, Joyce Colleen Norselh, Alberl Nusenow, Ronald Oglevie, George Ollee, Lila Passow, Don Peler- Marlha Lee Roberlson, Arl Romek, Lynn Roper, Clyde Schrimsher, Fern Scoll, Darlene Smilh, Sullivan, Harold Telers, Beverly Todd, Dick Turnblade, Shirley Turner, Harry Vincenl, Arlene Webb. Sondra Weisbein, Berna Wessling, Richard Wesl, Joan Marie While, Norma Jean Wilburn, Don Wilson, Marqarel Wilson, Louanne Winesburg, Larry Winlers, Hazel Wolf, iecrelaryg Morris Woskow, Dorolhy Yoshida, Gloria Ann Zombay, Sponsor, Miss Mary G. Roessler. SCHOLASTICA, S'49: Shirley Albert, Paulelre Alvarez, Jacduolyn Asaro, Marolyr Asaro, Thornas Alhearn, Billie Mae Aveila, Palricia Baker, Belly Jo Becker, Jackie Benson, Charlene Boesen, Florence Boesen, George Bouse, lrene Bowers, Carole Bradley, Sally Sue Bremer, Ralph Brornari, Rose Marie Bruno, Lorella Budne, Frances Burkhaller, Dorolhy Bullerworlh, Roberf Cadwell, Claylcn Carlsor, Anna Carozza, Joe Carler, Burreas Chizum, Aline Clill Barbara Coon, Roberl Coughlin, Margarel Craig, Mavis Craig, Mary Crandall, Doris Criqelr, Joe Crilcher, James Crow, John Davis, Kirk Dickens, Marianne Drago, Palsy Edwards, Lloyd Ernery, Shirley Engdahl, Margie Esles, Lucille Eymann, Madeline Penske, Lois Fenlon, lrma Fiechlner, vice-presidenl: Nancy Findlay, Kay Flelcher, Julia Fodor, Belly Fondrun, Phyllis Fredericksen, Lucy Garcia, Thelma Gay, Barbara Goodman, Pauline Green, Edwin Grubbs, lreasurerg Ann Marie Hahn, Janel Haller, John Iver Hnason, Eddie l-larlman, Amelia Herrera, Louis Hersh, Barbara Hillson, Belly Houser, Roberl Hofer, Anlhony lzuel, Dorolhy Johnson, Roberl Johnslon, Carl Jones, Charlolle Karns, Frances Kell, Eleanor Kelly, P. J. Kelley, Phyllis Kidder, Neil Kimble, Hazel King, Joanne King, Nick Kiralla, Rila Klass, Leonard Kuhn, Joseph Kwan, Janice Langland, Sam Lawmasler, Marqarel Lee, Marcella Lemons, Maxine Livinqslon, Oma Lopez, Jim Lyman, Eleanor Marrioll, Lucille Mallhews, Pal McAlisler, Tom Meldrum, Mary Lou Miller, Vivian Minglelon, Joyce Monlgomery, Nancy Morris, Carless Morlensen, John Nakakihara, Ann Napolilano, Imogene Neiharl, Colleen Nor- selh, Alberl Nusenow, Susanne O'Neal, Burke Ormsby, Johnny Ollina, Dorolhy Overlon, Adolph Palma, Carl A. Papp, Don Phillips, Anna Mae Ranbarger, Joan Ray, Jeanelle Reagon, Mary Ann Regrel, Anna Rice, Palricia Richmond, Charles Rivas, Dolores Romero, Lynn Roper, Gloria Rosser, Fern Scoll, Joan Shinnelield, Charlene Shue, Beverly Slaubilz, Virginia Soren- son, Emily Slewarl, Billy Swancoal, Bealrice Sullivan, Frank Terando, Rulh Thomas, Beverly Todd, Dick Turnblade, Kalhrine Turner, Earle Walkinglon Thompson, Geraldine Turgeon, Wilma Van Daalen, Melchon Villanua, Millon Weinslock, Sondra Weisbein, Roloerl Wescoll, Berna Wesslinq, Barbara While, Joan Marie While, Norma Jean Wilburn, Belva Wilson, Louanne Winesburg, Gwen Wisehaupl, Hazel Wolf, presidenlg Glorella Womack, Allen Wong, Dorolhy Yoshida, secrelary. Sponsors, Miss Mary G. Roessler, Mrs. Elaine S. Wechsler. 5094... BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, W'49: Able Armas, Ralph Brornan, Renee Larsen Bert McClain, Harry Merrill, Ernie Murillo, lohnny Ottina, President, Don Peter- son, Ralph Snook, Charles Rivas, Tony Rivas, Gaylord Vance. Sponsor, Mr Ralph Dernmler, Mr. Lawrence Metzger. BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET, S'49: Able Armas, Ralph.Bron'1an, Vernon Dell lohnny Fry, lohnny Iones, Vice-President, Bert McClain, Harry Merrill, Secre- tary, Carless Mortensen, President, lohnny Ottina, Charles Riyas, Renee Rod- riguez, Gaylord Vance. Sponsor, Mr. Ralph Demmlerf 14nd girlii togetla er GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET. W'49: Beverly Edwards, vice- president, lrrna Fiechtner, Toni Grace Fry, Barbara Gaw, sec- retary, Amelia Herrera, Dortha Hubbard, treasurer, Bonnie McCoy, Polly Mclnturff, Anna Presti, IoAnn Swanson, Mar- jorie Trapani, Pat Walsh, Pauline White, Mary Ellen Wilson, president, Gwen Wise- haupt. Sponsor, Miss Doris Miller. S'49: Zelpha Christensen, Shirley Combs, Beverly Ed- wards, president: Margie Estes, Irma Feichtner, vice- president, loan Hanson, IoAnn Iohnson, secretary, Carolyn Lewis, Gertrude Mayer, Pat Noble, Anna Presti, treasurer, Mary Ann Regret, Marjorie Trapani, Pat Walsh, Pauline White, Gwen Wisehaupt, Gloria Womack, Sponsor, Miss Doris Miller. They di n 't 6elie e me The Fremont Student Court is the merger of two older courts, the Boys' Court ond the Girls' Court. Two judges, CI boy ond or girl, preside over the court on ollternote Fridoys. Together, they work out policies, methods of punishment ond procedurcrl problems. The jury hos been obolished ond the court now consists of two judges, two ottorneys, C1 clerk ornd cr boilitl. This yeolr the court hos been presided over by judges Solly Sue Bremer, Abel Arrnos, Dolores Bird ond Rorlph Bromon. THE FREMONT COURT, W'49: Abe Arrnas, boys' judge, James Behrn, Dolores Bird, prosecuting attorney, Solly Sue Bremer, girls' iudgeg Ralph Brornan, prosecuting attorney, Bobbie Dean, Shirley Engdahl, Charlie Eras, honorary memberg Robert Hood, Marcella Lemons, Polly Ann Mclnturti, bail- ittg Madelyn Mohill, defense at- torreyg Daye Morris, clerky Beverly Nash, Lillian Nelson, Johnny Ot- tina, defense attorney: Charlie Rivas, Renee Rodriguez, Diane Roper, Betty Shiver, Richard West. Sponsor, Miss Wickliffe Stack. FREMONT COURT, S'49: Ralph Brornan, boys judge: Do'ores Bird, girls' judge, Shirley Engdahl. clerlci 'lcd Hoffman, balittg Beverly Ed- wards, defense attorneyg Paul Phelps, prosecuting attorney. Sponsor, Miss Wicklifte Stack. GIRLS' USHERS, W'49: Joyce Adkins, Shirley Alberf, Mary Aldecoa, Kalhleen Alexander, Lillian Allen, Joyce Archarn- baulf, Eleanor Arndl, Anira Berger, Dolores Bird, Sally Sue Bremer, Barbara Choale, Cynlhia Choy, Barbara Cran- dall, Pal Davidson, secreiaryg Beverly Edwards, Madeline Fenske, Nancy Findlay, Jane? Halfer, Norma Haworfh, Lois Horlon, Beverly l-lunl, Shirley l-lunf, Marcella Lemons, Polly Mclnlurii, Donna Miner, Mad- elyn Mohill, Beverly Nash, Lil- lian Nielsen, Carolyn Riley, Diane Roper, head usher: Belly Shivers, hisioriang Charlene Shue, Shirley Turner, Beverly Voorhees, assislanf head usher, Shirley Warren, Marianne Weber, Mary Ellen Wilson, Sponsor, Mrs. Gladys Kadlick. GIRLS' USHERS, S'49: Shirley Alberl, Paulelfe Alvarez, Dol- ores Bird, Sally Sue Brerner, Roberfa Campbell, Louella Cook, Barbara Crandall, his- lorian, Ann Daggell, Marianne Drago, Beverly Edwards, Lu' cille Eymann, Madeline Fenslce, Nancy Findlay, Belly Fondren, Jane? l-laller, Arnelia Herrera, Barbara l-liilson, Lois Horton, Phyllis Jenson, Evelyn Johnson, Phyllis Kidder, Kalherine Koupe, Janice Lanqlarid, Marcella Lemons, Joann Lessa, Bonnie McCoy, secrefaryg Donna Miner, Paula Monri, Beverly Nash, Beverly Nelson, lmo- gene Neiharl, Lois Oslronik, Carolyn Riley, head usher, Lynnn Roper, Charlene Shue, ass'f. head usher, Beverly Slaubilz, Beverly Voorhees, Barbara Whife, Pauline While, Dorolhy Yoshido. Spoisor, Mrs. Gladys Kadlick. BOYS' USHERS, W'49: Abel Armas, Torn Bell, Richard Bradley, John Buslarnanle, Elqie Deafhriqe, caplaing AI Gherardi, Leonard Greenburg, Roe Jacques, Roberl Johnslon, Sieve Mayo, Berl McClain, Waller McClain, George Mc- Kevely, Fred Morales, Carless Morlensen, Andy Olesiuk, Johnny Olfina, assisf. head, Adolph Palrna, John Perrin, Carl Scarf, Joe Sippos, cap- fainy Glene Slansfield, presif denf, Les Sfaiclc. Sponsor, Mr. J. G. Bells. BOYS USHERS, S'49: Abel Are rnas, Richard Bradley, Rudy Casrro, caplainq Kaye Flefcher, Willy Fry, Ted Hoffman, Al C-herardi, caplaing Roberf Johnslon, presidenlg Roberl Jordon, Bill Mocabee, Berl McClain, Waller McClain, George McKevely, Harry Mer- rill, Fred Morales, Carless Morlensen, assisfanl head usher, Andy Olesiuk, Johnny Ollina, Adolph Palrna, John Perrin, Carl Scoll, assisfanl head usher, Sponsor, Mr. J. G. Bells. Show me the way vu re the top! KNIGHTS, W'49: Dick Aldrup, Abel Armas, Richard Bradley, Ralph Brornan, Tom Brown, Tom Dalbey, Charles Eras, secretary, Robert Iohnston, Ioe Lingrey, Carless Mortenson, Bud Orpin, lohnny Ottina, Adolph Palma, Don Peterson, president, Charles Rivas, Tony Rivas, vice' president, loe Sipos, Glenn Stanchfield, Les Starck, Harry Vincent, Phil Wilson. Sponsor, Mr. George Costello, KNIGHTS, S'49: Abel Armas, George Bouse, Richard Bradley, Ralph Brornan, secretary, Tom Brown, Al Gherardi, Richard Kolostian, Robert Iohnston, Carless Mortensen, Iohnny Ottina, president, Adolph Palma, Paul Phelps, Don Phillips, Charles Rivas, Carl Scott, Dick Turn- blade, Danny Wilson, Sponsor, Mr. George Costello, S' phi ticated lady . . . AL PER LE. W'49: loyce Adkins, Shirley Albert, Lillian Allen, Kathleen Alexander, chaplain, Eleanor Arndt, Mary Barretta, publicity manager, Dolores Bird, Lois Brodahl, historian, Patricia Davidson, secretary, Madeline Fenski, Lois Fenton, Nancy Findlay, Norma Hayworth, vice-president, Elsie Heaps, treasurer, Beverly Hunt, president, Marcella Lemons, Paula Monti, Lillian Nielson, Diane Roper, Carolyn Riley, Betty Shivers, Beverly Staubitz, Shirley Turner, Arlene Webb. Sponsor, Miss Doris Miller, AL PER LE, S'49: Shirley Albert, Dolores Bird, Sally Sue Brerner, Marianne Drago, Dolly Everett, Lucille Eymann, Madeline Penske, secretary, Lois Fenton, Nancy Findlay, Ianet Halter, chaplain, Phyllis Kidder, Marcella Lemons, Paula Monti, Carolyn Riley, Beverly Staubitz, treasurer, Arlene Webb, Mary Ellen Wilson, Hazel Wolf. Sponsor, Miss Doris Miller. weet and lv ly . . . HEALTH COMMISSION. W'49: Barbara Choate, Ann Daggett, Tom Dalby, commissioner, Lucille Eymann, Al Gherardi, loanne Lessa, Bill Mocabee, Beverly Nash, Paul Phelps, Ioe Sipos, assistant commissioner, Marie Scott, Geraldine Stewart, Barbara Wilson, Ieanette Zahniser, secretary, Sponsor, Mrs. Frances Miller. HEALTH COMMISSION. S'49: Louella Cook, Ann Daggett, assistant health commissioner, Bobbie Dean, Lucille Eymann, secre- tary, Harry Poster, Genevieve Fraga, nurse, lack Goldner, Donald Huston, Al Gherard, health commissioner, Richard Kendall, Ioann Lessa, Beth McCandles, Bert McClain, Donna Miner, Bill Macobee, Beverly Nash, Paul Phelps, Marlene Riddle, Diane Thompson. BETTER GROOMING. W'49: Iune Anderson, Scottie Boswell, Rosalie Bracato, Vivian Bracato, Carole Bradley, Dorothy Brown, Cynthia Choy, Louella Cook, Mary Crandall, Bobbie Dean, Pat Dollott, Elizabeth Eppolito, Lucille Eyman, secretary, Irma Fiechtner, Edith Fink, Dorothy Garvey, Donna Griffith, Gwyneth Hilebelt, Marion Hooper, Phyllis Iensen, Carolyn Iones, president, Marilyn Leach, loann Lessa, Carolyn Lewis, Diana Lore, Gertrude Mayer, Donna Miner, Dolores Mortinson, Mary Murdock, Beverly Nash, Beverly Nelson, Colleen Norseth, Lois Ostronik, Geraldine Oviatt, Mary Purnphrey, Pat Richmond, Roberta Ruthardt, Alice Simpson, Barbara Skelton, ludy Steren, Pat Sullivan, loanne Swanson, Gloria Treadwell, vice-president, Pat Walsh, Hazel Woli, Wanda Wynne. Sponsor, Miss Mary McGee. BETTER GROOMING. S'49: Sadie Alderete, Gladys Benavidez, lanet Burdette, Ruth Bustamonte, loan Capps, Pat Cleveland, Shirley Combs, Louella Cook, Bobbie Dean, Stella Dennis, Dolly Everette, Lucille Eymann, Avon Fenton, Irma Fiechtner, lackie Frier, layne Glascoe, Blanche Gough, Donna Gritteth, Helen Hancock, Pat Hannon, Gwyneth Hibbert, Bertie Hodge, Ioyce Hum- rick, Marilyn Seach, loann Lessa, Carolyn Lewis, Carmen Mendoza, Beverly Nash, Betty Nelson, Ieanette Newell, Pat Noble, Colleen Norseth, Gwendolyn O'Day, Lois Ostronik, Mary Ann Regret, Barbara Reid, Marilyn Slack, Ollie Simmons, Pat Soverns, La Vonne Taylor, Pat Walsh, Wanda Webb, loan Marie White. Sponsor, Miss Mary McGee. e au, ne'la6o1- CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP . , . Even at the beginning, Christian Fellow- ship was popular. Thirty came to the first meeting. As time Went by the number in- creased until it was necessary to move to the larger study hall. Here could be heard the sound of hymns, prayers, and Words of advice from outstanding men of every denomination. The good influence of Fremont's Christian Fellowship has been testified to by many, and the clubs desire and purpose is to con- tinue to enrich spiritually the lives of many students, now, and far into Fremont's future. ,A 1:4 WN f S Ke uti ul I dy in Hue . . . SENIOR Y TEENS, W'49: Paulette Alvarez, chaplain, Dolores Bird, president, Roberta Campbell, Pat Covey, Delores Dunlap, Beverly Edwards, Shirley Engdahl, Nancy Findlay, secretary, Betty Eondren, Ianet Halter, inter-club council representative, Amelia Herrera, treasuryg Lois Horton, vice-president, Heralyn Gentry, Phyllis Kidder, Ianice Langland, lanet Lester, Mary Magee, Bonnie McCoy, Lucy Morales, lrene Morris, Blanche Palmer, Carolyn Biley, historian, Charlene Shue, leanne Treder. Sponsor, Mrs. losephine Brendes. SENIOR Y-TEENS. S'49: Ruth Aegerter, Paulette Alvarez, Linda Barton, Dolores Bird, Roberta Campbell, secre- tary: Pat Covey, presidentp Barbara Crandall, Dolores Dunlap, Beverly Edwards, Nancy Finlay, Betty Eondren, l-leralyn Gentry, Ianet Halter, vice-president, Amelia Herrera, Lois Horton, Shirley Ianotsky, Marian Kelly, Phyllis Kidder, Ianet Lester, lanice Longland, Gertrude Mayer, Bonnie McCoy, publicity and historian, Mary Palmer, Mildred Phillips, l.C.C. representative, Carolyn Riley, treasurer, Barbara Rose, l.C.C. representativep Charlene Shue, loAnn Swanson, Margie Trapani, leanne Treder, Ioan Marie White, Mary Ellen Wilson, chaplaing Hazel Wolf, Beverly Nelson. Sponsor, Mrs. I. Brendes. IUNIOR Y-TEENS: Betty Alexander, Linda Barton, secretary, Scottie Boswell, Flora Briggs, Lucia Bustamante, Geraldine Duff, publicityp Ruth Gordy, Dorothy Griffith, Iayne Glascoe, Lucinda Goins, Mary Harbour, Marian Kelly, vice-president, Rosa Morales, Mildred Phillips, treasurer, Emily Stewart, Ioann Swanson, president: Darlene Smith, Marjorie Trapani, inter-club representaive, Sue Willoughby. Sponsor, Miss Marion S. Vary. llianana LOS INGENIOS. W'49: Shirley Albert, Mary Alduas, president, Lillian Allen, Rae Allen, loyce Archambault, Eleanor Arndt, Paulette Alvarez, Chandler Barber, Ralph Broman, Dolores Buckner, Iohnny Bustamonte, Lupe Cabellero, vice-president, Kirk Dickens, treasurer, Leo Dubon, Charlie Eras, Nancy Findlay, Raoul Gajeda, Larry Hall, Ianet Halter, Delores Honn, Henry Lacayo, Ann Leiner, Mary Lou Miller, Fred Morales, Ernie Murillo, Adolph Palma, Bettelu Pencille, lohn Smith, Marianne Weber, secretary, Lea Williams, Mary Ellen Wilson, Louanne Winesburg, Larry Winters. Sponsor, Miss Carmen Martin. LOS INGENIOS. S'49: Shirley Albert, vice-president, Rae Allen, Paulette Alverez, Iohn Anderson, Paul Aubry, Chandler Barber, Dolores Bird, Ralph Broman, Dolores Buckner, Carmen Chavira, Bill Coart, Margaret Craig, Kirk Dickens, Betty lean Edmonds, Kathleen Eley, Margie Estes, Nancy Findlay, Fred Gross, Diane Hatiner, Larry Hall, Ianet Halter, Delores Honn, Marilyn Leach, Marcella Lemons, Mary Lou Miller, Ernie Murillo, Adolph Palma, Rudy Paniagua, Bettelu Pencille, Regina Rolir, Ronald Ralis, Don Roberts, Fred Rowland, Larry Smalts, Iohn Smith, Nancy Tuttle, Mary Ellen Wilson, president, Lea Williams, treasurer, Paul Williams, Louanne Winesburg, secretary, Larry Winters. Sponsor, Miss Carmen Martin. LOS TROVADORES, W'49: Sadie Aldarete, Alice Amador, Virginia Candelaria, Nellie Cardona, Mary Lou Contreras, Nellie Cortez, Millie Enriquez, Fiii Fierro, Sardie Hernandez, Amelia Herrera, secretary, Raoul Iacques, president, Magdalena Lozano, Raymond Morales, leanette Newell, Edith Perez, Gilbert Ramirez, Concha Robledo, Dolores Romo, Gloria Sanchez, vice-president, Gloria Sanchez, Maureen Sullivan, Rachel Vasquez, Frank Villarruel, Gwen Wisehaupt, Gloretta Womack. Sponsors, Mrs. Marjorie Knapp, Mr. Richard Biermann. LOS TROVADORES. S'49: George Aldopa, Abel Armas, Bobbie Burke, Connie Burke, Nellie Cordona, Rudy Castro, Mary Lou Contreras, Millie Enriquez, Bernarda Hernandez, Peggy Lopez, Tommy Mestaz, Horace Miranda, Raymond Morales, Bobby Padilla, Alice Parra, Charley Rongel, Concha Robledo, Renee Rodriquez, Dolores Romb, Gloria Sanchez, Helen Sandoval, Esther Follirer, Rachel Vasquez, Estella Villanuera, Frank Villarruel. Sponsor, Mrs. Marjorie Knapp. f lf-I j, t.,lllllMll6.t f if . t N 7 0 Li: A sph 1 J l .-H,Yll'4AlQ' tfffll l A J wi if ,,lTJ,l,lV' r, yJ, ,fl It 'gil-'l!bf5i4:a' J, fy iv llsftt ,Ea fit t A ff - . N LES ANGELIQUES, W'49: Lois Brodahl, president, Dolores Crisci, Dolores Ed-'EJ wards, song leader, Dolly Everett, publicity manager, Lois Fenton, Beverly Hunt, secretary, P. l. Kelly, Elizabeth Mahan, historian, Marilyn MacDairmid, Andrew Olesjuk, Iohnny Ottina, Diane Boper, vice-president, loe Sipos, Patricia Walsh, treasurer, Marianne Weber, Milton Weinstoclc, Barbara White. Sponsor, Mrs. Evelyn Green. LES ANGELIQUES, S'49: Minerva Amador, lune Borngesser, Sally Sue Bremer, Cynthia Choy, Dolores Crisci, Dolly Everett, Lois Fenton, P. I. Kelley, Marilyn lVlacDairmid, Arthur Nauman, Colleen Norseth, lohnny Ottina, Adolph Palma, Lynn Boper, Ruth Thomas, Dixie Lou Waller, Pat Walsh, president, Barbara White, Ioan White, lanice Youngman. Sponsor, Mrs, Evelyn Green. ,AL I. 1 fi' gif. ll , 5' l tJ In any langu DIE DEUTSCHE DAMEN UND RITTER. W'49: Carl Aegerter, Iackie Benton, Erika Burgdort, correspondence secre- tary, Ken Burnap, Elbert Burns, Elinor Cook, secretary, LeGrant DeBry, Milton Drabeck, sergeant-at-arms, Lyle Frost, treasurer, Leland Feltrop, Al Gherardi, Iimmy Gosa, Glenn Hunter, vice-presi- dent, Francis Kell, Kathryn Koupe, Bar- bara Lewis, Bonnie McCoy, Winston Otterson, Fern Scott, Les Starck, presi- dent, Virginia Sorensen, Beverly Staub- itz, Darline Stinson, Harry Vincent, re- porter, Ioanne Vogel. Sponsor, Mrs. Alyce Gillrnann. D.D.R.,.,S'49: Iackie Benton, Barbara Bucks, Erika Burgdort, president, Ken Burnap, vice-president, Eleanor Cook, Le Grant DeBry, Richard Felt, Leland Feltrop, Bill Fry, Eugenia Gamble, Clark Garo, Ed Garo, Al Gherardi, Frances Kell, Kathryn Koupe, Fern Scott, May- belle Snapp, Virginia Sorensen, Bev- erly Staubitz. Sponsor: Mrs. Alyce Gill- mann. TROIAN CLUB, W'49: Elma Acosta, Pat Adrian, publicity manager, Ruth Aer- gerter, Iune Anderson, Verna Barron, Linda Barton, Iackie Bates, George Bluse, treasurer, Lois Botts, Carole Bradley, Iames Crow, Margaret Flan- agan, Iohnny Frey, Barbara Gaw, vice- president, loanne Gorea, Marguerite Heiken, Elaine Henderson, secretary, Shirley Ianotshy, Evelyn lohnson, Torn Keldrum, Richard Lohman, Annette Muchnick, Beverly Nelson, George Otte, Patricia Richmond, lack Rideout, La Nita Sanders, Alice Simpson, Richard Suce, Hazel Wolf, president, TROIAN CLUB, S'49: Ruth Aegerter, Iune Anderson, Verna Barron, Linda Barton, president, lackie Bates, vice- president, Paul Blankenship, Lois Botts, treasurer, George Bouse, Sally Bremer, Carole Bradley, lames Crow, Gloria Esposira, Dolly Everett, Margaret Flan- agan, historian, lohn Frey, assistant treasurer, Al Gherardi, loanne Gores, Ann Marie Hahn, Marguerite Heiken, Shirley Ianotsky, secretary, Evelyn Iohnson, publicity manager, Ioe Iordart, Richard Lokman, Torn Meldrum, Annette Muchnick, Beverly Nelson, George Otte, Otte, Patricia Richmond, lack Riceout, LaNita Sanders, Richard Svee, Ianice Youngman, Hazel Wolf. Sponsor, Mrs. Green, hx 1. 14nd time Huge! Aing . . . W'49 A CAPPELLA CHOIR - GIRLS: Betty Bowering, Lois Carper, Barbara Choate, Betty Coley, Barbara Crandall, president, Dolores Crisci, Marianna Drago, Pat Dunlap, Margie Estes, Carolyn Gauqhan, Donna Grilleth, Evelyn Hereley, Barbara Hittson, Diane I-Iarlner, Lois Horton, Frances Iler, Earlene Jackson, Joanne Kilpatrick, Christine Langseth, Wanza Lawrence, Carmen Mendoza, Edwina McCasland, Margaret Morrow, Dorothy Perry, Janice Roberts, Melvelene Shaker, Gloria Sherrnan, Geraldine Smith, Diane Thompson, Wilma Van Daalen, accompanist. Sponsor, Miss Ruth Goldsborough. W'49 A CAPELLA CHOIR - BOYS: Salvador Alyala, Bob Baldwin, Jimmy Behm, Russell Bottomley, Richard Brown,- Elqie Deatherage, treasurerg Orbrey Duke, Jirnrnie Holt, Don Laica, Sam Lawrnaster, vice-president, George Maclielvey, Raymond Martinez, Ted Mallone, Bill Mocabee, publicity, Carless Mortensen, Harolo Patino, Bob Pepin, librarian: Don Peterson, David Shouler, Glenn Stanchtield, Bolo Stovall, Robert Wescott, Sponsor, Miss Ruth Goldsborough. S'49 A CAPPELLA CHOIR - GIRLS: Billie Mae Avella, Paula Bates, Linda Barton, Mary Ann Caccese, Betty Coley, Barbara Crandall, Dolores Crisci, vice- oresidenlg Marianna Drago, Margie Estes, Muriel Feltman, Lois Fenton, Eleanor Franklin, Barbara Gambell, Carolyn Gaughn, Donna Griffith, Diane Haflner, Evelyn I-lereley, Barbara Hittson, Lois Horton, Pat Howard, Frances ller, secretary, Earlene Jackson, Joanne Jenson, Margaret Johnson, Joan Kilpatrick, Wanza Lawrence, Yvonne Mais, Edwina McCasland, Carmen Mendoza, Margaret Morrow, Beverly Nelson, Dorothy Quirk, Carolyn Riley, Janice Roberts, Carmen Rosales, Shirley Staltenson, Dianne Thompson, Patricia Walsh, Nancy Walker, Alice Weinsburg, Shirley Wilms. Sponsor, Miss Ruth Goldsborough. S'47 A CAPPELLA CHOIR - BOYS: Salvador Ayala, Bob Baldwin, James Behm, Donald Brown, Richard Brown, George Burgess, Jim Crow, David Davis, Vincent Gattuso, Jirnrny Holt, Robert Johnston, Don Laica, Sam Lawrnaster, president, Victor Ledesma, Howard Lowery, George Maclielvey, Ted Mellone, Harry Merrill, Bill Mocabee, Joe Molina, Carless Mortensen, Ernie Murillo, librarian, Larry Parks, Harold Patino, Robert Pepin, Bob Scwartz, David Showler, John Smith, Bolo Stovall, Larry Winters. Wee GIRLS' GLEE CLUB, W'49L Helen Allen, librarian, Barbara Archibald, June Baker, Elsie Bakos, Mary Ellen Border, Scorlie Boswell. Irene Bowers, Dorolhy Bullr-rworlh, Carmen Chavira, Berh Chillenden, Joanne Corner, Charlene Cornlorlli, Lucille Eymann, publicilv manage-rg Susann George, Alice Hagopian, Barbara Hansen, Norma Haworlh, presidenlg Barbara Hobbs, Phyllis Jensen, Dolores King, Janel Lesler, honorary cabinel member, Jacqueline Lee, Barbara Lewis, vice-presidenlg Bonnie Lloyd, Gerlrude Mayer, Barbara McClain, Virginia McMillen, Joyce Monlqomery, Paula Monri, Mary Moss, Imogene Neiharl, Lois Oslronik, Yvonne Pailell, secrelaryg Joanne Pearce, Ross Roberlson, Lynn Roper, assislanl librariang Kalie Sanlersola, Marlene Shaw, rreasurer, Coinne Shearer, Darlene Smilh, Joann Swanson, Joyce Teel, Peggie Thompson, Beverly Todd, Mariorie Trapani, Beverly Voorhees, Jackie Walkup. Sponsor, Miss Rela Milchell, Accompanisl, Mrs. Marion Vree. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB S'49: Patricia Adrian, Maxine Billers, Scollie Boswell, Irene Bowers, Dorolhy Bullerworlh, librarian, Carmen Chavira, Befh Chillenden, Charlene Cornlorlh, Ann ' King, Jackie Lee, Pal Lemery, Phyllis Lepre, Janel Daggerl, assislanl librarian, Lucille Eyrnann, secrelaryg Lucinda Goins, Thelma Graham, Elaine Henderson, Barbara Hobbs, Dolores Lesrer, vicefpresidenlg Bonnie Lloyd, presidenlg Pal Lopez, Lucille Mallhews, Gerlrude Mayer, Barbara McClain, Virginia McMillen, Paula Monli, Mary Moss, Imogene Neiharf, lreasf urer, Jeanelle Reagan, Ruby Reed, Rose Roberlson, Lynn Roper, Kalie Sanlorsola, Corinne Shearer, Darlene Smilh, Jcann Swanson, Barbara Swickard, Joyce Teel, Peggie Thompson, Beverly Todd, Mariorie Trapani, publiciry manager, Rose Mary Vania, Beverly Voorhees, Lucy VVilliams, Paulina Wallin, Clarice Zadegian. Sponsor, Miss Rela Mae Milchell. Ac' companisl, Mrs. Marion Vree, PIANO CLUB, W'49: Ruth Aegerla, Sadie Alderele, Claudelle Avella, Paula Bales, Shirley Ann Boldne, Belly Bowering, Irene Bowers, Dolores Ann Buckner, Lorclla Budne, Lila Candelaria, Angie Cernulo, Carmelila Chrislenson, Zelpha Chrislenson, Gloria Coddinglon, Geraldine Cole, Belly Coley, Virginia Condelarin, Ann Dagger, Donna Davis, Delores Dunlap, Leland Eellroo, Soledad Franouez, Dorolhy Garver, Heralyn Genlry, Jayne Glascoe, Helene Goldberg, Delores Governale, Dororhy Grillifh, Don Hauge, Minnie Hicks, Winnie Hicks, Barbara Hillson, conslllulion chairman, Nancy Lou Hogan, Elizabelh Hoslord, Don Holmes, Raocel Jacques, Geraldine James, Irene Jennings, Phyllis Jensen, Joanne Kilpalrick, pro- gram chairman: Lois Kilagawa, Janel Langrnack, Helena Lewis, Edwina McCasland, secreraryg Bill Mocabee, Treasurer and publicily manager, Virginia Moreno, Joyce Monrgomery, Dolores Morlinson, Ernie Murillo, presidenlg Beverly Nelson, Iris Oliver, Verna Oswald, Rachel Pelayo, Eva Perkins, Vivian Peckins, Don Pelerson, Ronald Poller, Rosie Powers, Anna Presli Elsie Purcell Jennie Pirrello, Madie Reed, Rudy Reed, Joyce Riegerl, Roberla Rulhard, Irene Sanchez, Arlene Schrnidl, Charles Sekerman, Gloria Dell Smilh, Pauline Slacel, LaVonne Taylor, Rosie Trollers, Wilma VanDaalan, secrelaryg Beverly Voorhees, Palsy Williams, Hazel Wolf, Wanda Wynne. Sponsor, Miss Rela Milchell. make BOYS' GLEE CLUB, W'49: George Bouse, Eloerr Burns, Johnny Begqarly, Gerald Cox, Rorviel Carnevale, Andrew Carurhers, Louis Cedillos, Berf Kenney, Richard Denislon, Don Donrer, Dick Forbes, Don Forbes, Floyd Darrell, Kenny Glaser, Anronio Gonzales, Tom Gaqliano, Arr Gallup, Euqene Heady, Fred Han qie, Marvin l-leaps, Lorenzo Holqi-en, Davia Huffslurrer, Don l-lauge, Louis Hersh, Bill Jackson, Joe Linlr, Raymond Morales, Riznarci Paulowsli, Gilberl Perea, Gilberl Ramirez, Franlr Rodriguez, Felizardo Valenzuela, John Smifh, Frark Villarruel, Jimmie Weaver, Roberl Webb, Roberr Wescoll, Danny Wilson, Jim Worden, Richard Willmore, Ken Wilson, Larry Winlers, Don Woold ridge. Accompanisi, Louannc Winesberg. Sponsor, Miss Ruih Goldsborouqh, BOYS' GLEE CLUB, S'49: Leonard Allen, Ben Avila, George Bouse, Jim Chamberlin, Sieve Capobiano, Don Carel, Dick Dennisfon, Darrell Floyd, Don Forbes, Tom Gagliano, Ari Gallap, Jules Gerber, Bill Gleerup, Luis Guerrero, Don Hanqgie, Fred Hanqqie, Eugene l-leady, Marvin l-leaps, Louis Hersh, Dave Huffsfuller, Ronald Husfon, Bill Jackson, Joe Jordon, Bill Judd, Berr Keeney, Lloyd Larhrop, Joe Link, John Nakakihara, Duane Moqenson, Kenny Moqenson, Ray Morares, Bill Parlridge, Al Pepsin, Masil Pelill, Roberi Ponce, Dick Powlowski, Eric Rabone, Gilberl Raminey, Bob Sanabera, Elmer Tennanl, Franl Toornbs, Franlr Villarruel, Bob Wescofl, Danny Wilson, Ken Wilson. Don Wooldridge, Jim Woroen. Piano, Elonorn Marriallr, Louanne Wiresburq. Soonsor, Miss Rurh Golosborouqh. PIANO CLUB, S'49: Janie: Behrn, Don Borchoroi, Loreiia Budne, Carmelira Chrisienson, Zelpha Chrislenson, rninule secretary: Belly Coley, Le Gran? De Bry, Leland Felfrop, Jayne Glascoe, Dorolhy Griiiilh, 'rreasurerg Lois Kiraqawa, presidenlg Barbara Langham, Edwina McCaslarid, vice-president, Beverly Nelson, roll secrelaryg Nellie Mae Ownby, Fausfina Palino, Rachel Pelayo, Jennie Pirrello, Anna Presri, Marilyn Reclor, Charles Selrer- rnan, Beverly Todd, Beverly Voorhees, program chairman. Sponsor, Miss Reia Mirchell, The mzwic gve round an LYRIC CLUB W49 D Alvarez J Asaro L Asher B M ela, G. Barllell, P. , . eru e, . B. Ba rn, D. Buc mer, B. Burma ler, A. Cliff, B. Cooverf, Cufhbui-Th, M. Craig, L. Dennis, J. Duncan, secrelary G. M. Fry, L. Garcia, presidenfg T. Gay, M. Grabowsky M. Harbour, B. L. lves, D. Hayworrh, C. Karns, G. Kaler R. Klass, V. Kuhns, J. Langrnack, P. Lemery, D. Mac Douqall, E. Marriolf, P. A. Mclnrurrf, publicilyg L. Miller, V. Moore, D. Meyers, B. Nerad, L. Nielson, V. Ogle, A. M Pelerson, P. Pelerson, L. Pike, M. Reclor, J. Reina, L Roberlson, P. Rornar, H. Sernlinger, E. Srnillm, J. Sorensen B. Slrader, E. Slewarl, S. Sweeney, B. Swickarcl, A. Toll P. Trowbridge, S. Turner, vice-presidenlg T. Ugliano, P Walsh, B. Wesslinq, B. Wilson. Sponsor, Mrs. Marian Vree LYRIC CLUB, S'49: J. Averill, C. Avella, M. Bayardo M. Bluser, D. Boyd, D. Buckner, P. Cleveland, B. Cliizurn M. Drey, J. Day, G. De Vila, L. Dennis, B. De Pazza, L Duncan, M. Fenske, M. Ferguson, R. Gregoli, M. Gra- bowsky, V. Hall, E. Helooorn, E. Hilsrnan, D. Honsrein M. Johnson, D. Jones, J. Kulin, B. Langharn, T. Legrand G. Lidarnore, M. Lopez, S. McLain, M. McCornisn, W Mclienny, H. Moore, I. Mowry, Z. Moss, J. Naugle, G Nelson, B. Nerad, L. Parrnore, R. M. Pencille, P. Peler son, E. Rockwood, D. Sawyers, H. Sernlinger, M. Slack B. L. Srniin, G. Smiln, J. Slillwell, B. Slreder, M. Srroud S. Sweeney, A. Toll, P. Trowbridge, E. Tuccinardi, V. Wag non, G. Wenanl, S. Widrnan. Sponsor, Mrs. Marian Vree PHILHARMONIC CLUB: S. Alderele, L. Allen, D. Bor cnerdr, R. Boyarsky, libradriang L. DeBry, presidenlg L. Fel lrop, yicefpresidenlq D. Grilfiln, D. lsidro, L. Kiragawa secrelaryg H. La Bin, V. Moreno, F. Newman, S. O'Neal C. Papo, R. Pelayo, R. Rosenzweig, C. F. Schrirnsher, B Solelo, E. Srnillw, A. Sparkman, R. Thornas, P. Williams Sponsor, Mrs. Mildred Percival. 1' ff' es.. -mwdvff I round 5.6 Sym hom, ORCHESTRA. W'49: Doris Allen, Gregory Antonovich, Lucille Camatti, Richard Cerrillo, Roy Contreras, David Davis, vice- president, Stella Dennis, Bob Dudley, Madeline Duncan, Charlie Eras, president, Larry Fairfield, Dorothy Griffith, lean Guysi, Shirley Hunt, Iohn Lazarie, Robert Lentz, Ioseph Molina, Shirley Moore, Beverly Nelson, Susanne O'Neal, librarian, Leonard Parks, Favstina Patino, Betty-Lu Pencille, Ioan Ray, Richard Rosenweig, Laurolla Rossi, Arlene Schmidt, Arneta Sparkman, Reverly Staubitz, secretary, Iudy Steren, Ruth Thomas, Shirley Williams, Morris Woskow. Conductor, Mr, Iulius Cochran. ORCHESTRA Buss - Betty Hassoldt, Shirley Hunt, Ioan Ray Busoon - Leonard Parks Violcs - Tina Patina, Iudy Steren Piano - Don Borchardt Trombone - Donald Royan Percussion - Don Cota, Laurella Rossi, Arlene Schmidt Violin-Doris Allen, Richard Iirnmey Cerrillo, Pauline Hinz, Lily Martinez, Ioe Molina, Beverly Nelson, Susanne O'Neal, Ianice 'Weldon, Howard Wright, Bettelu Pencille, Flute - Cindee Clark Trumpet - Roy Contreras, Arneta Sparkmand Oboe - Beverly Staubitz French Hom - Lucille Camatti, Dorothy Griffith Clarinet - David Davis, Bob Schwartz Conductor - Mr. lulius Cochran mu ic mae tra plea e BAND, W'49: Gregory'Antonovich, Larry Aubrey, Charles Brown, David Davis, Betty-lean Edmonds, Wayne Foster, Don Genter, lack Goldner, Clay Hargis, Don Holmes, Anne Ineson, Dorothy Iensen, Robert lohnston, librarian, Richard Ken- dall, lirnrny Lehning, Robert Lentz, Carless Mortensen, drum major, Fred Mucke, Don Plooard, Bob Prutsman, Eugene Robinson, lames Ray, manager, Howard Roe, Bob Schwartz, Shirley Staffenson, Don Strong, lack Valentine, Don Wilmeth, Ralph Wil- liams. Director, Mr. lulius Cochran. ' BAND, S'49: Gregory Antonovich, Larry Aubrey, Todd Bernisford, Purnell Bryant, Dale Bubeck, Milton Carroll, Alta Clawson, Roy Contreras, Franklyn Dennis, Iohn Drago, Bill Geuter, Homer Gentry, Clay Hargis, Bobby Heathcoclc, Barbara Hill, Anne lneson, Dorothy Iensen, Robert Iohn- ston, Richard Kendall, Loren Mclielvie, Michael Martin, Fred Muse, Carless Mor- tenson, lames Ray, Guenna Rosewater, Bob Samuelson. Director, Mr. Iulius Cochran. Ylveaprade With the alertness and enthusiasm of 150 young girls, plus the talented leadership of Mrs. Genevieve Weide and Miss Carolyn Mitchill, Fremont's l948 Drill Team developed into one of the most publicized and proudly exhibited groups in the school's history. To the traditional scrap book that contains the records and reports of each team have been added details of night performances at Wrigley Field and televised drills. Still other proudly pasted-in clippings describe the half-time exhibition during the All-City play-offs at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Where no previous Fremont Drill Team has had the opportunity to march. The white-shoed group prepared intricate marches to such favorites as the St. Louis Blues March, Conquest, Iingle Bells, and - their most difficult and popular drill - When Iohnny Comes Marching Home. Crosses, fans, Wagon Wheels, and a Christmas star were among the patterns formed by the cardinal-and gray-clad girls to the audible delight of the spectators. Mrs. Weide beamed as she proudly made this comment, The girls made their team a champion of all drill teams because they were Willing to forget 'self' and remember 'team' and because they could keep their good humor after long hours of strenuous drilling and strict discipline. No group ever gave its teachers more satisfaction and pleasure. make belie e THESPIANSI B. Alkinson, J, Auslin, S, Banks, sergeanl-al-arms: P. Borchardf R, Brocalo, lreasurerg V. Brocafo, B. Clifford, J. Crilcher, J. Drago, M. Drago secrelaryq P. Finlcelsrein, J. Fodor, H. Garver, C, Gauqhn, J. Goldner, vice presidenrg D, Greqerson, V, Hall, J. Hari, S. Horrniclc, D, Hubbard, B. John son, R, Johnsfon, presidenlg M. Kennelr, D. Kenney, N. Kimble, B. Kirzrneller H, La Bin, D. Menning, publicilyg E. Miller, L, Morales, D. Moses, D, Oliver l. Panlier, V. Porras, R. Prulsman, R. Rosenzweiq, R. Sanlori, K. Sanlorsola D. Scnrnidl, H. Sernlinqer, L. Shaddix, B. Sullivan, J, Wheeler, L. Williams Sponsor, Miss Georgia Morlen, MASQUERS CLUB, W'47: B, Bell, B. Burrnasler, L. Easley, M, L. Eidenor J. Evans, B, Gaw, S. Gersl, S. Gilrnorc, V, Hall. J. A. Hill, D. Jones, E Kelly, D, Moorhead, A, Muchnick, P. McAllisler, B. Nalfc, vice-presidenl I, Nille, B. Orrnsly, R. Pope, presidenlg M. Rand. M, Sallennore, C. Slroll B. Warlick, secrelaryp B. Wilson, C. Wisernan, Sponsor, Mrs. Viola Swan. MASQUERS, S'49: B, Bell, B, Bingham, B. L. Beanch, B. Burnwasler, E. Carriq B. Cooverl, D, Cox, M. L. Eidena, J. Evnns, B. Gaw, E. Gersl, S. Gilmore H, Hancock, V, Hall, M. Hansen, E, Holden, V. Kuhns, P, Mcfxlisler, B. Mc Cusker, D, Moorhead, M. Morrow. A. Muchniclc, B. Nalle, I, Nifle, B. Orrns bv, R. Papo, M. Rand, G. Rosser, M, Sallernone, J. Sorensen, C. Sfrok, D Sparks, B, Warliclc, G, Walson, B. Wilson, C. Wiscrnan, B. J. Zuerlvain Sponsor, Mrs, Viola Swan. warm? nw. gb -Ai' MPV ,, ,f jill off to work we gv... STAGE CREW: M. Adams. M. Alcrrwn. K. Alexander, E. Allerrnan C. Brown D, Buckner, J. Buslarnenle, R. Campbell, C. Carlson, Dj Croy, E. Culburl, D. Culler, T. Dalbey, J. Daywall, E. Dee, L, Falr rnan, A. Pranlfllrl, A, Gallup, R. Gelsl, H. Golub, L. Hall, B. Hodge, M. Hodges, A, lneson, S. Jell, R. Jolrnsron, G. Kaler, R. Kendall, J. Kennedy R. Koqer, M. Magee, P. Mclokarn, M. Marlln, T. Marllr, 9. Mliler, D. Mlner, C. Morlcrsen, L, Nlelsen, B. Palmer, L. Passow, R. Pawloskl, J. Perrin, M. Riddle, C. Smock, D. Tllomoson, J, Wil. llams, L, Winfers. Sponsor, Mr. Clll'lord Elqer. SOUND CREW: C, Badqely, J. Barnes, B. Bowers, V. Boyer, D. Fool. ner, C. Halsey, C. Jones, D. Kenney, D. Kulvennoven, D. Lalca, J. MfC0wn, P. Plvelos, F. Plersee, L, Ponzlo, S. Ponzlo, C. Thornlon J, Williamson. Sponsor, Mr. George E. Springer. CYCLOTRONS: D. Bernal, N. Carr, rreasurerg M. Carroll, E. Carre' B. Cooe, C. DY Calo, vlce-presldenl, A. Funrman, G. Go, A. Hubl bard, 6. Kariqar, secrelary, B, Long, F. McCasland, C. Quinfana, L Reams, W. Rlqqs, l. Temmlns, presldenlg J. Tnomas, D, Wllcoxen, T Zaby, D. Zenzola. Sponsor, Mr. Lauren? Blscayarf. PROJECTION CREW: H. Alberf, C. Barber, E. Blrnbaum, R. Bollorn ley, T. Brown, D, Bowen, C. Carlson, R, Dimbleby, H. Golub, B. Har grove, G. Hines, B. Jones, B. Jones, G. Larinl, D. Monles, W. Mc Claln, R. Pacheco, R. Ponce, C. Reecer, R. Swiclc, D, Waferman, J Walson, W. Warren, J. Waldron, J. Wneeler, D. Wllcoxen, D. Wrldey J. Williams. Sponsor, Mr. William McKenzie. ...lbontwant tmet the war! on i e FIRE AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT, W'49: Harold Albert, Shirley Albert, lieutenant, lerry Andersen, Daniel Babich, lack Bodenhamer, Charles Bowen, Dwayne Bowen, Richard Bradley, fire chief, Elbert Burns, captain, lames Chambers, Barbara Chote, secretary, loe Damiona, Vernon Dell, Kirk Dickens, lieutenant, Margie Estes, Nelson Gates, Bill Gorchak, assistant chiefg Barbara Hittson, Ted Hoffman, captain, Delbert Hooker, Don King, lieutenant, Warren Lewis, Arlene Lidstrom, George MacKelvy, Richard Martin, Richard Martindell, Carmen Mendoza, loy McCandless, Edwina McCasland, Bert McClain lieutenant, Walter McClain, lieutenant, Leland Moore, Bill Roberts, loe Sipos, Robert Verdugo, lames Wassel. Sponsor, Mr. lack Cramer. FIRE DEPARTMENT, S'49: Harold Albert, Shirley Albert, secretary, lerry Anderson, Dainiel Babick, Richard Bradley, safety commissioner, Gerald Cox, Harold Cox, loe Damiano, lieutenant, Vernon Dell, lieutenant, Kirk Dickens, captain, Margie Estes, lieutenant, Lillian Eilert, Neil Goddard, loe Hart, Bob Henderson, Barbara Hittson, Ted Hoffman, assistant chiefg lim Holt, lieutenantg Delbert Hooker, Shirley Hunt, Arlene Lidstrom, War- ren Lewis, Ioy McCandless Edwina McCasland, Bert McClain, chief, Walter McClain, captain, George Maclielvey, lieutenantg Richard Martindill, lieutenant, George Otte, Robert Verdugo, Sponsor, Mr. lack Cramer, Cramer. LOS ANGELES IUNIOR AGGIES W'49: Harold Albert, Mildred Alto bellow, lerry Berg, Terrill Brooks secretary, Charles Cook, Iohnny Drago, Bob Ellis, Pat Hannon, treas urerg Boyd Hargrove, Robert Hefner Raymond lacques, Sammy Moore Torn Moses, vice-president, lohn Myers, Gerald Odegard, Gloria Pon! der, publicity manager, Vestal Ro- mans, Larry Speers, Beverly Staub- itz, Richard Strube, Gaylord Vance, Mel Vellanuo, Phyllis Vosburg, president, Herbert Warren, Lyla Wil- liarns, Raymond Witmar. Sponsor, Mr. Robert Vandervoet. LOS ANGELES IUNIOR AGGIES. S'49: Harold Albert, Terrill Brooks, Bill Cunningham, loseph Cunning- ham, Bob Ellis, George Farrell, Ray- mond Iacques, Glenn Lewis, Ed Mac Farlin, Dale Moore, Sammy Moore, Tom Moses, Gerald Odegard, Gloria Ponder, Vestal Bomanols, Larry Spears, Beverly Staubitz, Richard Strube, Gay Vance, Mel Villinoa, lohn Vosberg, Raymond Witrner, Wanda Zahniser. Sponsor, Mr. Rob- ert Vandervoet. ,Q di ' f, -46- . T Jw 2,41 pfiggmi A , 4 1411 my egglf in one 6aAleet jam .V M Q A5139 y .Wg Vp is wi if ,V . - 'A-' :: LW WW, 'A ,J Md y Qfii? ,F WM bmw i 'A ,Q 42 I 56 WW ' 54 5275331 , ,, .,,,. A Y fi x ,KQV 3,4 if if X gfe- 5.2.1, EK., x f' 3 v , yn J' gf J if 3-1 W ,. , , ,,1 we' fJWfgjv?,, ..,,. . f. x W f ' A U -Q ...Zilee to take 4 walk? OFFICE HELP: Top row, lefl Yo right Barbara Coon, Beafrice Sullivan, Toni Fry, Mary Caccese, Bonnie McCoy, Sally Chavis, Phyllis Kidder. Boffom row: Jo Anne Jensen, Judy Prindle, Sue Willoughby, Anna Presli, Gloria Mirabel, Sarah Moreno, Arlene While, Mary Holliday. Sfudenl Gcvernmenl Group with Sponsor, Mrs. Huldah Armslrong. LlBRARY HELP: Sam Apelian, Bill Bales, Gladys Bcnavidez, Louis Bisson, Jirn Brown, Elaine Caller, Joan Capp, June Cooper, Roberl Dorneson, Barry Frederick, Blanche Gough, Elaine Galler, Theresa Galasso, Mary Lou Hallz, Kay Hays, Ruby Hearn, Barbara Hill, Bob lrwin, Geraldine Jarnes, Jeannelle Jensen, Joann Johnson, Joyce Kelson, Nancey Morris, Vivian Perkins, Helen Plalamore, Shirley Rippee, Shirley Roberfs, Elizabelh Rohrbacher, Lorefle Shaddex, Ollie Simmons, Marilyn Sparks, Kafherine Sleiner, Gloria Sline, Yvonne Sloker, Rosella Suelze, Geraldine Turgeon, Rachel Vasquez, Wanda Webb. Sponsor, Miss Marian Gwinn. BUSINESS OFFICE AND STUDENT STORE: Barbara Anderson, Alice Ballasleros, Joan Berlcing, Joan Bourland, Don Brown, Doris Crigler, Florence Davis, Reber? Haupe, Ted Hoffman, Beverly Jewell, Eleanor Kelly, Bernice Lewis, Genevieve Manzzullo, Waller McClain, Darlene McMaun, Danel Mendenhall, Rosa Morales, Diane Moses, Bill Pellil, Beverly Pislole, Joan Teese, Barbara Rubenlcinq, La Nifa Sanders, Arlene Schrnidl, Pauline Shephard, Rose Mary Slarnbol, Phyllis Vosburq, Pauline Wollin, Chrisline Worlh. Financial manager, Mr. Donald Crandall. W gkegggiisi 'L Q mio O O O Here are a few to put among your souvenirs' '... the most popular soft drink concession at the games . . . the bunch who keeps our cateteria running smoothly Cone of the best in the city, you'i1 rememberj . . . Father Time putting in an appearance tor the Conquerors' Recogni- tion Day . . . Mr. Demmier's cabinet shop crew presenting their handiwork to Abbott and Costello and their Youth Foundation . . . some ot A Cappei1a's nightingaies giving forth , . . ww.. wits Ei e and Mine . . . G.A.A. BOARD, W'49: Shirley Albert, publicity, lackie Benton, swimming, Connie Carreon, cheer leader, Barbara Choate, tennis, Pat Davidson, secretary, lean Harnmons, speedball, Phyllis Kidder, badminton, Bar- bara Lewis, bowling, Polly Mclnturtt, president, Peggy Mills, vice-president, Barbara Peterson, lUth grade representative, Emily Quintana, cheer leader, Diane Roper, honorary member, loanne Vogel, archery, Dorothy Yoshida, basketball. Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Pisula, Mrs. Laya Weintraub. G.A.A. BOARD. S'49: Iackie Benton, honorary member, Marianne Drago, archery, Lucille Eymann, badminton, Betty Fondren, bowling, lean l-lammons, vice-president, Betty Kennard, cheer leader, Phyllis Kidder, president, Peggy Mills, honorary member, Paula Monti, cheer leader, Sammy Moore, swimming, Dot Quirk, cheer leader, Barbara Peterson, baseball, Beverly Staubitz, horseshoe, Marjorie Trapani, publicity manager, Gwen Wisehaupt, lUth grade representative, Pauline White, secretary, Hazel Wolf, tennis, Dot Yoshida, volleyball. Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Pisula, Co-sponsor, Miss Beatrice Karnboorian. 4110 SEQSQQS5 vi it S3 fi J if - in , ' 4 S , -firm 1 gr 5 -': 4 P aymate The Girls' Athletic Association is made up of girls who are very much interested in sports. They may join in any grade, and after a year and one halt ot membership, receive a sweater with a plain For each semester following, they receive a star. The maximum number of possible stars is three, atter which the outstanding active members may be selected by the girls' gym teachers tor membership in Gym Gems, the highest possible recognition granted G.A.A. girls at Fremont. Each tall, the Fremont GAA. acts as hostess at a Playday, inviting G.A.A.'s from three other schools to come and participate in the various sports. Fall sports include basketball, speedball, tennis, badminton, horseshoe, swim- getty we A F M ,M 0-6 4... ming, archery and bowling. The spring semester substitutes volleyball and softball for basketball and speedball and this semester, Fremont's G.A.A. is the guest at Playdays sponsored by other schools. Wilson and Manual Arts feted them this year. Every term of GAA. activity is highlighted by a banquet, at which time new otticers are notified of their coming duties, and certificates are presented to the girls who have earned their letters. One of the largest organizations at Fremont, G.A.A.'s popularity is testimony to the basic love of tair play shared by Americas young men and women. t f ri dfd , 97 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Aegeter, Armas, Avila, Badgely, Bedia, Bell, Bouse, Frank Brown, Tom Blown, cap- talng Tommy Brown, Burris, Catnevale, Carpenter, Castro, Cedillos, Col.et, Contreras, Crosby, Dobson, Dubov, Dube, Fairman, Fenton, Fiihr, Dick Forbes, Don Forbes, Galasso, Gon- Hall, l-leaps, Hubbs, rdia Karigan, Langley, M Morgan, Oswald Pettit, CD C5 Wo Zaby Edelson. With a team consisting of such talented players as honey-handed Captain Tom Brown, All-City Frank Padilla and LeRoy Fairman, and South- ern League Player-of-the-Year Ben Chili-Bean Avila, coached under the expert hand of Harry Edelson, the Pathfinders found the road to the city championship crown. First mark on the path to success was made when the torrid Fremont eleven blasted last year's City Champs, Washington, into oblivion with a 40-0 victory. Scoring twice within the first three minutes of the game, Padilla made the initial play to complete a 31-yard jaunt. This was followed quickly by a plunge-throughcenter by fullback Lamar Patton to make the second notch on the touchdown belt. In the next period Abel Armas re- covered a fumble that set left half Dick Forbes up for his trip to the land of milk and honey. Shortly afterwards, substitute half-back Dick Turnblade rocketed 65 yards to payy dirt., In, the second half an 85-yard run-back by Padilla was nullified by a clipping penalty. This just delayed the fifth set oi points by a mere eight plays, as Turnblade scooted 23 yards to break the way for Forbes' landing. George Carpenter, fullback, ended the Generals' misery with the final tally after intercepting one of Chuck Reeves' aerials and dashing 30 yards to oil soil. It was a short glory for the Boys from San Pedro Street, for the following week the Manual Toilers gave the Road Detectors a bad bump by holding them to a 0-0 deadlock. - lefferson proved a much less stubborn foe, as Fremont overpowered the Democrats 20-6. With second stringers Glen Allen and Dick Turnblade doing most of the ground covering, the first points were made by Brown on a quarterback sneak. In the next quarter or 40-yard Brown-to-Galasso pass set Patton up for his dash to touchdown territory. Fremontians felt the hot tongue of competition in the last period as running threat Maurice Hill found his way across the line. The crowd soon settled back in their seats, however, when Turnblade intercepted an aerial and Patton fought his way over to the following play, with Brown making the final conversion. Power, plus an alert pass defense counted for the 34-7 triumph over the Los Angeles Romans. The first minutes of the game saw an even ex- change of points with Patton plowing over from the two and Brown converting, followed by a Nelson-to-Haddad pass that clicked with Nelson converting for L.A.'s only tally of the game. Fear of a repeat of the Manual deadlock filled the Red Raiders with excess energy, and in the second period Flashy Frank Padilla rambled 40 yards to pave the way for the following T.D. The next points came as sub-quarterback Mickey McBride intercepted a spiral and traveled 25 yards to make the going easy for a Brown-to-Allen pay-off pass. Ben showed his All-City caliber as he intercepted a Roman ball, and twelve plays later Willy Willmore, right half, tallied. In the final quarter Coach Edelson's boys covered 45 yards in eight plays with left half Nishon Karamardian making the closing points on a three yard buck. With the loop crown looming larger after Manual's debacle at the hands of Iefferson, the Scouts excelled over the Roosevelt Teddies, Z1-0. The initial play was made by center Abel Armas as he intercepted a Roosevelt spiral and went 70 yards to pay dirt. The second set of points was added by All-City Padilla as he scooted 14 yards to a T.D. Third string fullback Iohn Wilson ended the day with a plunge through center. The Milk Bowl found the Cards making their share of points against the Hamilton Yanks, but to no avail, for the North conquered the South 33-21. Led by the passing of Tom Brown and Mickey McBride, the Pathfinders returned to Wrigley Field for the first city play-off to score a 13-6 victory over Coach Nelson's North Hollywood High CContinued on Page 681 V . at ,n.- , aff? VARSITY PORTRAITS: Dick Forbes ' Ben Avila 1 Ervin Fiihr Leroy Fairman '- Lamar Patton Coach Harry Ed lson Tom Brown Abel Armas Frank Padilla ' Bob Merk Louie Galasso Phil Wilson M. ,,, -.,w.g.e,w Hr w g , L 6 'km dim ms M, vw fCont, trfrn Page 665 eleven. With Padilla and Forbes doing most of the ground covering, Prank made the first touchdown and Brown converted. Dur- ing the second period, the Huskies returned the play, but missed the all-important extra point. The Scouts made their final trip to Tally Valley as Padilla returned Bob McCal- it tery's punt 50 yards for the ultimate score. ' In what was anything but a pushover, It the Road Detectors humbled Garfield 9-6 in the city semis, lt took most of the tirst quarter tor Fremont to get down to the Bulldog nine, which seemed temporarily to be their Waterloo. After three running attempts tailed to break the Garfield line, Torn Zaby, CFremont's answer to Bootin' Ageiganianl and his co-worker, CContinued on Page 691 Witeanddq... fContinued from Page 685 Nishon Karamardian, went in to attempt a field goal. The 26-yard boot was good and the Red Raiders led, 3-0. Two quarters later Tom Brown completed a SU-yard jaunt by circling end for the Pathfinders' final marks. The game Wasn't over as far as Garfield was concerned, however, as they recovered a Brown fumble and traveled 30 yards in four plays for their first and only points. Over nine thousand spectators viewed Fremont's final triumph in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, as they stepped over Gardena 17-6 to ascend the city throne. The game, which was a matter of power over speed, was a U-U deadlock until the fourth quarter, when a lucky intercep- tion by Glenn Allen, who side-stepped and straight-armed his way 60 yards down the field, ignited the Cards into flaming action. Seven plays later Brown carried the pigskin over on a quarterback sneak. Within a few minutes, McBride intercepted, and five plays later Zaby applied his talented toe to the inflated bladder for a 33-yard field goal. ln the next eleven plays the Scouts rambled 62 yards and Brown covered the needed 18 yards on an end-around play to the end-zone. Gardena, faced by the third and fourth strings, managed to cover 94 yards in five plays, where a Bahrman-to-Butler pass clicked for the closing tally of the game and the season. IUNIOR VARSITY TEAM N X - qi 'ft M' We ix'w.'x1.t vu W M., Q' SRG 'km xx'-i A Wk -LN x.NL ,A Q. 11 V P X Q Mi' ei BEE FOOTBALL TEAM: Aguilar Andrews, Blankenship, Blum Caler, Champion, Castain, Cim- maruste, Clatanoff, Cota, Craig Day, Deming, Dill, Eras, Ferguson Floyd, Foreman, Foster, Good- man, Hallock, Hancock, Harman Hepner, Hines, I-loeffer, Holtz Kreder, Lanthrop, Lendo, Leggins Luna, Maag, Manier, Martinez McLeod, McRae, Melkus, Merrill Moretti, Ocampo, Pacheco, Palma Parker, Partridge, Pawloski, Phil- lips, Preston, Poulin, Pulone, Rath Rickard, Rodriguez, Rowland Sawyer, Scott, Shure, Skala Stroud, Sutherland, Thomas Walker, Wells, West, White Wildey, Williams, Wilson, Wong Worden. Coach, Ervin Tanner, 4 I 1 I I I I Launching a semi successful season with a smashing 27 O victory over Washington, the Fremont Bees looked like last year's undefeated all-city squad to Coach Ervin Tanner. Sparked by the brilliant passing of lim Brown, and the speed of fleet-footed half-backs Frank Rodriguez and Paul Blankenship, the babes seemed to be in tip-top shape as they hit the winning pay-dirt again and again in practice tilts and in the first game of the season. Highlight of the Washington event was a 45-yard run to tally territory by mighty midget Clarence Hoeffer. Other points were added up by Draper and Blankenship. At this point, fate seemed to turn against the Cards, and despite such hard-working linesmen as Dick Pawloski, Dwight Sawyer and lim Worden the following game was dropped to the Toilers by the lack of a conversion, with the scoreboard reading 7-6. The Scouts' only TD. was run over by Paul Blankenship after a 25-yard Brown-to-Rodriguez pass. Again defeat lurked in the path of the Road Detectors as they succumbed to Iefferson, l3-6. Pathtinders' score was made by a 30-yard aerial from Brown to Hines. Long runs by Scott, Blankenship and Rodriguez, plus the excellent defense playing of George Rickard, Bill Hepner and Harry Foster, made it a happy day for the little men as they romped over LA., 6-U. Elation was punctured at the Roosevelt game, though, when even such key players as Bill Partridge failed to buck the Teddies' line. The affair was dropped 6-U, ending the Southern Loop with 2 wins and 3 losses on the tally books of the Tannerites. Small yn, 7lre Kee team in action VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: Black, Carle- ori ear Cobb, Donley, Fang, Hearn, Hessen Lawmaster, Moreno, Schoonover. Simons Snpos, Starck, Szelcula, Thatcher, T u I Waldron, Willis, Younlcer, Zenzola. Under the guidance of their new coach Edwin Wise, the Pathfinders scored their first basketball victory in 17 games. The event was a 32-30 defeat of the South Gate Ramblers with Leo Fang and Bill Moreno taking the high point honors. However, no sooner did the victory flag begin to Wave than it had to be hauled down as the Scouts bowed to Bell, 33-38. The Bell boys added up their win- ning points against the brickpile's second and third strings, as all but one of the first men were benching it out With the top lads again in the game the Road Detectors felled lordon 41-25, and Riis, 39-24, in the same week, Gene Clear and Sam Lawmaster accounted for most of the baskets. nan!! ra ,, J The gun which ended their first league tilt with the Los Angeles Romans found the L.A. boys ahead, 38-33. With al- most no support from the student body, Fremont had a bad luck streak, dropping a game to lefferson 27-53, and one to Manual Arts 26-53. Despite desparate attempts by Leo Fang, who managed to bucket 23 points, the Cards lost to the heavily favored Washington Generals, 41-66. The story was the same as Fremont was defeated by Roosevelt, 44-38. The team showed much improvement, however, and with Les Stark playing an especially. peppy game they were subdued by Manual Arts by a mere 34-40. Gene Clear managed to account for 19 digits and a 56-47 victory over LA. the following week. This happened to be the first league game that the Pathfinders could claim in two years, However, again the Washington duo of Don Eby and Chet Noe proved too much for the San Pedro Street boys and they heard the sigh of defeat to the tune of 66-41, The season ended with a final polishing by Roosevelt, SU-43, with Bill Moreno taking the honors. l:'remont's one game in the city basketball tournament did little more than place Leo Fang on the All-Southern team as they lost by one point in the final moment of play. 5? 'if if Q Z., K K heblli ver BEE BASKETBALL SQUAD: Beckstrom, Cafarchis, Coart, Cornforth, Cox, Dimmick, Goldner, Goodman. Grover, Hunter, Knowles, Kulonis, Lacher, Lopez, Martinez, Mendez, Molina, Molle, New, Salcido, Silva, Tadych, Valenzuela. Coach, Mr. Edwin Wise. Hoping for another city championship, the Bee basketball team, under the guiding hand of Coach Edwin Wise, started off their season by tromping over the South Gate Ramblers, 28-20. With Richard Tadych and Eddie Martinez doing most of the point making, the lads went on to trounce thoroughly the Bell Eagles, 26-l5, and Iordon High, 28-40. Nor was this the end of their lucky streakg a few days later, with a 10th grader, Ray Goodman, stealing the starring honors, the babes beat the Riis Vikings by a close 28-23. The first league tussle with the L.A. Romans was indeed a thriller as Rich Tadych made the tying points in the last moment of play, closely followed by a lucky Martinez shot, that gave the Pathfinders the winning edge, 43-41. Iefferson, however, proved a mite too strong for the midgets, and they dropped their first game to the Democrats, 38-27. The following tilt was an even sadder affair as Garcia of Manual outplayed the Cards, 61-27. It was again Eddie Martinez who saved the Path- finders' wagon, as he placed two long, push shots through the hoops in the closing seconds of the Wash- ington game to give the Fremontians a triumphant 37-35 victory. Ray Goodman stole the spotlight by chalking up twelve digits against Roosevelt. However, it was of little avail, as the Roughriders walked off with the game by a mere two points, 35-37, The story was exactly the same in the return bout against Manual Arts, with the Toilers finding themselves on the right side of a 34-36 score. Two points seemed to be the hex of the Road Detectors as they lost by the now luckless score, 37-35, to Los Angeles High. Despite despairing attempts by Eddie Martinez and Ray Good- man the babes again felt the sting of defeat from Ieff, 40-37. The lads did much better than their big brothers in the basketball tournament and thanks to high point man Mike Kiki Cafarchia, they managed to end up on the right side of a 39-35 tilt with San Fernando, and an amazing 42-20 dual with the San Pedro Pirates to end their semi-successful season. CEE BASKETBALL SQUAD: Baril, Barnes, Bates, Bradley, Darden, Galceran, Carris, Murphy, Payton, Powell, Rainey, Reid, Sohegian, Taylor. Coach, Mr. Les Haserot. DEE BASKETBALL SQUAD: Armijo, Austin, Bary, Cos- ola,Dapello, Delforrest, Grubbs, Hughes, Iudd, Krueger, Libbrecht, Martinez, Morris, Qglevie, Sesto, Smith, Valentine, Vaughn, Wilkerson. Coach, Mr. Les Haserot, TENNIS TEAM: Ken Burnap, Gerald Cox, Bob Hauser, Louis Hersh, I. T. Hoffman, Gerald Lacher, Eddie Martin, Vincent McGee, Ernie Murillo, Iohn Nakakihara, Gary Robinson, .Don Strang, Ierry Teesdale, Allen Wong, Dwain Younker. Coach, Mr. Bill Haney. Faced with high hopes of a championship team, the tennis squad, coached by Mr. Bill Haney, downed South Gate 7-U, Bell 6-l, and Huntington Park 6-2. Following the path set by the football, track, baseball, and gymnastic clubs, the raclcetrnen forced the badly humbled Washington Generals to bow once again to the Pathfinder axe, 5-2. Match of the meet was the Eddie Martin versus Leroy Nelson affair, with Eddie winning the first and third sets. This was the first time in three years of competition that Martin had been able to defeat Nelson. Others swinging their way to victory were Ierry Teesdale and the double combinations of Wong and Yonders and Cox and Herse. However, thoughts of the Southern Crown were tossed aside as Fremont lost in rapid suc- cession to Roosevelt and Los Angeles, leaving the Pathfinders with Eddie Martin, who has lost only six times in three years, as their final hope for a berth in the Southern Loop. bou6le trou6le . . . i :Lid 45 'SVVQ y 46,6 GLY. Q . '-' - .- ,, fbi. rj ff , B, . mfs 'T Q- ui .-,zzz HOFFVI-LRSITY TRACK TEAM: LaFayette Beamon, George Bouse, Home-l Carnevale, Don Corbell, .. Else---45? ' G-Pf,,v 4 ,-'15 ' ald Cosgrove, lames Davis, Ioe Day, Walter DeWick, Charlie DiCarlo, Bruce Donley, T' W gina' r-ig V jf Y Fairman, Iohnny Fenton, Kaye Fletcher, Don Forbes, Harry Foster, Clarke Garo, fir,-1 'f1,.., MQ' Edmuncle Garo, Homer Gentry, Maynard Gentry, Fred Gross, Marvin Heaps, George Hines, if vm, hifi 'fi' lim Hubbs, August Hummel, Anthony Izuel, Bill Iackson, Raymond Iacques, Bert Kenney, ,. 'Y , - - Y Sid Langley, Iarnes Leonard, Ioe Link, Don Meusborn, Melvin Mothershead, Bill New, Don SQL 'rf-r,,. Phillips, Leroy Poulin, Alfonso Quijano, Henry Rangel, Ioe Ruggles, Dwight Sawyer, Ioe J '11, Selvaggio, Alberto Silva, Francis Skala, Dan Wells, George Woods, Don Wooldridge, fa' - 'i ' Kermit Young, Thomas Zaby. Coach, Mr. Harry Edelson. 1' V, '-,AJ lln, 06, Flln . . . it was a sunny :season for Fremont as the Pathfinders' Track squad ran their way past all but one of the schools vying for Southern League honors, The Manual Toilers just couldn't seem to toil hard enough as the Fremontians rolled over them, 70-34, loe Day, Senior Aye, made it a meet to be remembered as he broke the school record for the 220-yard dash with the amazing time of 2l.8. The following week the lads met their first and only defeat of the season as they fell to the merciless leffersonites, 92112 to lllfg, The thinclads soon showed the public that this was not their season to lose, however, as the following week they captured all of the running events for the first time in the school's history. A surprised L.A. watched the Road Detectors whiz by, 66112 to 37172. Eddie Garo, high hurdle man, set his best time of the year at l5.4. Maynard Gentry, whose running ability has been winning much attention, set his newest time at 52.8 for the quarter-mile. foe Ruggles took the mile in a new speed of 4.51, Fanny Scala and George Hines tied for second in the pole vault, and Sid Langley heaved the shot to his all- time best of 47 feet, closely followed by Tom Zaby and Erv Fiihr. It was much the same tale as the Roughriders of Roosevelt were downed 54 to 47. With foe Huggies taking the mile and foe Day and lim Leonard nearly tying each other with a 10.2 in the hundred, the Pathfinders left the Teddies sadly defeated. The Ieffersonites having taken their deserved honors, the Path- finders gathered up I9 points in the All-Southern finals. loe Day whizzed in with a third in the hundred closely followed by lim Leonard, who also took a fifth in the 220. LeRoy Fairman and Maynard Gentry pulled a quick third and fourth in the 220 and Lil Woods and LeRoy Poulin came in fifth in the mile to end the League season. VARSITY STARS: Ioe Ruggles, Tom Zaby, Ioe Day, Leroy Poulin, Kaye Fletcher, Don Forbes, Henry Rangel, Bruce Donley, Francis Skala, Don Wooldridge. 1 ee lww they run! 'W J 4. Many wins and a few losses were in store for the Bee and Cee track squads, directed by Coach Erwin Tanner, as they launched their sea- son with an unexpected victory over the Hunting- ton Park Spartans. The Cee team went right on winning, and - with such men as Davis, who tied the school high jump record of 5 7 , Ber- nal, who broad jumps at 2O'51f2 , speedy sprinters Hoeffer, Draper, and Franklin, and pole vaulters Taylor and Car- uthers - the lads took second in the Southern League, stopped only by the unbeatable letter- sorxites. The story was much the same for the Bees, who, not being able to surpass lefferson and Roosevelt, took a cool third in their league. Much of the point-rnak- ing was done by track- sters Maltby, Brown, and Blackburn, hurdle run- ners Kulonis and Corn- forth, and pole vaulter Buford, who managed an even ll feet before the season ended. B TRACK TEAM: Bill Ad- kins, Lawrence Aubry, Salvador Ayala, Benny Beaird, Duane Blum, Tom Bouse, lim Brown, Melvin Buford, Iohn Caler, Norbert Carr, Granville Carter, Ralph Cernuda, Rodney Corn- forth, Glenn Dill, Arnold Franklin, Bruce Furtado, Sam Graves, Torn Hep- ner, Clarence Hoefer, Don Holtz, Torn Hunter, Don Irving, Paul Kulonis, Henry Lacayo, Lloyd Lathrop, Daniel Lopez, Hector Lopez, Ronald Mahkorn, Art Maltby, Chuck Melkus, Melvin Reid, Pat Romero, Alfred Scott, Charles Simmer- man, Bobby Smith, Frank Solis, lame-cs Weldon, George Wong, Pedro Zuniga. Coach, Mr. Ervin Tanner. C TRACK TEAM: Hector Alvarado, Dave Bernal, Andrew Caruthers, Rol- and Copeland, Patrick Dalbey, Clifford Davis, limmy Galceran, Earl Gregory, Edwin Grubbs, Chuck LaChappele, Louis Metz, Marvin Nichols, Calvin Perkins, Leonard Powell, Alex Reyes, Iack Rideout, Don Roberts, Eddie Sanchez, Robert Sanchez, Paul Tassorie, Dick Taylor, Bill Thompson, Ray Wade, Phillip Wright, Coach, Mr. Ervin Tanner. GYM TEAM: Mike Ale-man, Mike Cime marrusti, Dick Crosby, Bob Dalhover, Don Dalhover, Kaye Fletcher, Louis Gonzales, Charles Hepner, Robert Houston, Delbert Houck, lohn Keel, Bill Mocabee, manager, Earl Mowry, Ken- neth Mogensen, Charles Moore, Rudy Montecon, Richard Knox, Walter Myers, Gilbert Pinkerton, Gilbert Perea, Adolph Palma, Hector Rivera, William Sanchez, lohn Veneris, Pete Veneris, Dautis Waterman. Q The man on itlte tr pe e Ji-Zi Taking five places in the All-Southern meet, Coach Edwin Wise's l949 Gym Club did their utmost to follow in the fine path of last year's All-City Championship Team. By showing their top talent and ability the lads managed to perform what the Los Angeles metropolitan papers deemed an impossibility, and literally walked over the Washington Generals, 67-52. All-Southern high bar man, Iohnny Veneris, placed in free-X, parallels, rings, and high bar, to account for 24 points, Hector Rivera twho placed a happy third in a previous match with Venice's unbeatable Parryl and Bob Dalhover took point-making honors tor Fremont on the rope-climb, Danny Wells, A-ll, whose grace and form on the free-X floor has won him much acclaim throughout the city, added another five points to the growing score. The high bar seemed to be the breaking point for the Generals as Don Dalhover took first, followed by Iohnny Veneris, Dautis Waterman, and Louis Gonzales, B-l0 pride of the apprentice men. Dick Crosby, another placer in the Southern event, got the winner's nod for his side horse exercises, Senior Kaye Fletcher, the only Pathfinder to place in the State AAU. meet, and who is rated among the finest of tumblers to compete for the Brickpile, was winner of the tumbling tiff and nosed out All-Southern Adolph Palma on the long horse. Though individual talent on this team was outstanding, due to a line of unfortunate circumstances the boys were unable to bring home the much hoped for All-City Crown. I aff-W Brcrdle Ec1r1Sc11c1do M1CkGY McBr1de Mc1s11Pett11 Sam Low BASEBALL STARS: Icxqk Mosby,,George-I Carpenter, lack 2 Y I muster, Ed Carter, Frcmk Bcxies. ww Mi Weir! VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Leonard Allen, Frank Bates, lack Bradley, Bob Brien, David Brien, Ioe Cantacessi, George Carpenter, Edward Carter, lack Caufield, Iess Cheely, Ioe Critcher, Fred Hanggie, Stanley Hearn, Sam Lawmaster, Bill Long, Leonard McBride, Floyd McCasland, Ioseph Molina, Gene Molle, Bill Morris, lack Mosby, Ger- ald Odegard, Masil Petitt, Earl Salcido, Bob Simons, Frank Szekula, Mansell Travis, Art Tsuji, Dick Turnblade, Don Wilmeth. Coach, Mr. Les Haserot. Proving that you can never count out a Fremont team, the 1949 edition of the Pathfinder baseball club came from fourth place in the Southern League to share the baseball crown with the Washington Generals. Thanks to such talented players as Red Travis, who led the club with an even .300 batting average, Frank Bates, with a .295 average, and lack Bradley, who holds run-making honors, the lads managed to win their last three games of the season, as Washington, co-contender for the title, dropped two. Outstanding game of the season was the 5 to 3 triumph over the Generals, who Were seeking to clinch the title with a verdict in the contest. With Sam Lawmaster pitching, Masil Pettit doing second base honors, and Earl Salcido making the Winning hit, Washington re- ceived a swift change of mind. . When the Fremontian went to press it was being opined that Les Haserot's charges were the co-favorites to cop the Dorsy Tourney. tv the 6411 game That good things come in little packages was cer- tainly proven true to the Pathfinders as the Tenth grade baseball team walked home with the League crown! After tying their first game with Banning, Coach Ted Coffman's mighty midgets went on to trounce other chal- lenging opponents. With Don Hanggie doing the catching and much of the batting, and Don Watson and Ollie Walkup sharing pitching honors the lads sank Bell, Nar- bonne, Frankin, and Hamilton in rapid succession. With Fragosoo Berardino, and Walters adding up most of the points, Iefferson made a quick exit from the compe- tition, l9-2. Los Angeles and Venice met the same fate, both chalking up no runs against the now incomparable Fremont nine. After whipping Huntington Park 6-U, the lads met and defeated the final contenders for the Crown. Dorsey proved a stubborn foe as the Road Detectors batted away a 6-2 ball game to end the season and add another mark to the already long list of Pathfinder victories. 10th GRADE BASEBALL TEAM: Leonard Berardino, Ierry Berg, Stuart Bernstein, Gordon Bray, Frank Clatanoff, Bob Davis, lim Everett, Daniel Fernandez, limrny Fragoso, Bruce Furtado, Stanley Garris, Luis Guerrero, Don Hang- gie, Lawrence Hester, Bill Hobbs, Bill Iones, lim Part- ridge, Ioe Partridge, Iames Phillips, George Stewart, Erine Sugar, Iack Valentine, Ollie Walkup, Ieffrey Walsh, Bill Walter, Don Watson. Coach, Mr. Ervin Tanner. Ll di M1708 jacking up Serene Acene . . . 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W'49: Harold Albert, Shirley Albert, vice-president, Ruth Banta, Genevieve Barretta, Dolores Buckner, Barbara Choate, treasurerg Gerald Cox, Harold Garber, Roselyn Hatfield, Raoul Racques, Beverly Iewell, Loretta Martin, Polly Mclnturtf, Bill Mocabee, president, Ernie Murillo, publicity, Adolph Palma, Barbara Peterson, Paul Phelps, Ronald Potter, Marlene Riddle, Ioe Ruggles, La Vonne Taylor, secretary, Cecil Thornton, Sponsors, Miss Beatrice Kamboorian, Miss Carmen Martin, Mr. Robert Vandervoet, Mr, Edwin Wise. SPORTS NITE, S'49: Harold Albert, Shirley Albert, vice-president, Don Borchardt, Dolores Buchner, Harold Cox, lohnnie Drago, Roselyn Hatfield, Ronald Huston, Beverly Jewell, Bill McCabie, president, Ioanne Murfin, Ernie Murrillo, Barbara Peterson, Ronald Potter, La Vonne Taylor, lohn Vosberg. Sponsors, Miss Beatrice Karrnborrian, Miss Carmen Martin, Mr, Ed Wise, Mr. Bob Vandervoet. W, 1-594' Qgmw, wig f ' :Q 131,12 2 4? 5 ' y I , ' . 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