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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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DOLORES TUCKER B-11 Counselor A-11 Counselor A-10 Counselor MR. ROBERT SCHALLER Finance Manager MRS. CHRYSTAL RYEL A-10 Counselor MRS. ALICE GII.LMAN B-12 Counselor 5 ref 25' ...-V -fi- .1 r b -4 X SW' sEf'AQfi , SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. First Row: Mrs. Iospehine Brendes, Mr. Robert Holcomb, Mr. lack Roberts, Mr. Gage Wong, Mrs. Helen Mac Boyle, Mrs. Dolores Tucker, Mr. David Melrose. Second Row: Mr. Burton Fomey, Mr. Nathan Wells, Mr. Holger Wikstrom, Mrs. Mabel Mattison, Mrs. Wanda Hoag- land, Miss Wickliie Stack, Mr. Richard Hendricks fDept. Headl. Sikkinq, Mrs. Lois Mitchell. COMMERCIAL DEPT. Seated: Mrs. Doris Lord, Miss Lenore White, Miss Wilma Flack, Miss Bemice Lamb, Miss Marjorie Wolf fDept. Headl Mrs. Helen Slykhouse. Standing: Mrs. Paul Rosburg, Mr. Davic Wachtiogel, Mr. Lawrence Metzger Mr William Lynch. N-I 1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT. Row l: Mr. Charles Casper, Mr. Rodney Gibbons, I-lr. Ioseph Corley, Mr. LANGUAGE DEPT- Calvin Raynor, Mr. Vfilliam McKenzie. Left to right: Mrs. Evelyn Green KDept. Heacll Row 2: Mr. Arthur Goerz. Mr. Vfafren Knowles, Mr. Iim Hawkins, Mr. Ralph Carmen Keirn, Mrs. Alice Gillmann, Mr R Demmler, Mr. Walter Hall, Mr. Frank Olney, Mr. Ross Casey. Biermann. Mrs. Wanda Hoagland. S .yx GIRLS' PHYSICAL ED. DEPT Lett to Right: Miss Carolyn Mitchell Mrs Genevieve Weide lDept. Headl, Mrs Fred rica Hoag, Mrs. Carmen Keirn, Miss Betty SCIENCE DEPT. Seated: Mrs. Lois Merkley, Mrs. Barbara Hopper, Miss Louise Mohn, Miss Marion Vary. Standing: Mr. Anatol Mazor, Mr. Peter Johnson. Mr. C. A. Bach. Mr. Joseph Stark, Mr. Albert Guenzeler, Mr. I. G. Betts CDept Headl. . ,.-rx ' HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. Miss Mary Enomoto, Mrs. Eugenia Craw- ford. Mrs. Genevieve Phelan, Miss Mil- dred Wolfe, Mrs. Helen Holmes. Mrs. Viola Swan. Mrs. Ianna Niquette. MATHEMATICS DEPT. Seated: Mrs. Hilda Sprague. Mr. Virgil Pedigo, Mrs. Ther- esa Braithwaite. Standing: Mrs. Zena Wal- laqe CDept. Headl, Miss Ruth Foreman. '19 .fy ..' ,Q i feb I... ,. , X 1 WC? Sk , I I, IOHN ZEDIKER HELEN MELENDREZ Editor-in-Chiei Girls' Editor FRANCIS SHURBUTT DAVID WINKLER Activities Editor Publications Editor IRENE GARCIA PEARL FILBIN Business Editor Photographer ANNUAL STAFF When you leaf thru the pages of this book, remember, thot like Rome, it wasnt built iri o clay. Thot smoll group of scribes who inhabited room 26l, fifth period, Worked mony long hours so thot 'you might be reodmg this now. . 9 ti PQH1CU1fU1fl5 5 0 f CP! Q5 MARIE DI GIURO IESSIE MACELLARI WENDELL WELLS Organization Editor Secretary Sports Editor BOB WELCH NORMA SCOTT GARY WARKENTIN Boys Editor Advertising Manager Financial Manager IACKEY FARLEY FRANCELL GILMORE IDA ROBERTS Photographer Photographer Managing Editor MR. ANATOL MAZOR MR. C. A. BACH Annual Sponsor Photographic Advisor 8 w 15x . S f SX PROM if ISTORETHEUS EXCHANGES H FUR A DIPLOMA wma THE... , f wma X ibegakiniand IW 5 EPHEBIANS WINTER 55 Bottom Row: Thais Aubry, Elisa lorge, David Hagthrop. Top Row: Cora Mae Cavanaugh, Helen Polin. Members of Ephebians are chosen by faculty and classmates from among the graduates. Qualifications for membership are scholarship, character, and leader- ship. 1 dzoyfif 5 .I fe-sf H14 'F' Q, DELPHINIANS CLASS SPONSORS Top Row: Mr. Paul Rosburg, Mr. Orin Bomstein. Bottom Row: Mrs. Helen MacBoyle. Mrs. Evelyn Green, Mrs. Helen Holmes, Mrs. Alice Gillmann fhead Sponsorl. These are the faculty members who helped the Delphinians achieve success. Their guidance was both excellent and invaluable. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DELPHINIANS WINTER 55 Top Row: Elisa Iorge, Secre- tary: Helen Polin. Historian: Ioyce Hestor, Treasurer. Bottom Row: Katherine Saputo, Girls' Vice - President: Ioseph Perret, President: David Hag- throp, Boys' Vice President. The tactful officers whose leadership carried the Del- phinians to the zenith of suc- CSSS. 1 XM --4' Leticia Alvillar Nancy lean Baillie Gwendolyn Rhea Bartlett Adrienne Buckle CoraMae Cavanaugh Willie Covington Ir. III Charles Howard Diaz Terry Ray Anderson Maria Elva Balderrama Sally Ann Baxter Gerald Stacy Bullock Wayne Eugene Cherry Ernest Lee Crayton Albert Iames Eckmann pl' ,gm T7 Anthony Ioseph Angelico Wesley Ronald Baldwin MaryEllen Kirkland Benites Kay Frances Cann Lawrence Ioseph Chiechi Ioe Curtis Daniels Alice Lalaya Edwards Iohnny Arthur Apodaca Ir. Herbert Leon Banks Ir. Mary Louise Bigio Claudette Alyce Carpenter Beatrice Claisse Vita Marie DeCaro Betty lean English Natalia Thais Mary Apodaca Aubry Verona Earline Phyllis Ann Banks Barker Betty lean Ierado Iean Brooks Broudreaux Io Darlene Chole Darlene Carpenter Carter Philemon Laveeta Ann Clark Coles Mariano Tom Coke DeLuccio Ir. DeVqu1f Richard Gilbert Margaret Ann Ewing Fedrick Warner Bruce Backstrom Fred Charles Barrow Theodore Roosevelt Bryant Norma Aida Castillo Iohn Cortez Donna Laree Devereux Anthony Lee Ferguson HN--9' Rosela Ferrales Maria Antonia Gonzalez Celeste Evonne Helm Lonnie Iohnson 12 Ke. '27 ' l v Alberta Catalina Teresa Wilma Flores Flores Foley Andrew Lee Evelyne Aurora Helen Graves Ir. Gray Guerrero Iuanita Eleanor loyce Marie Mable Ioyce Herrera Hester Hopkins Carl Elisia Elizabeth Bobbie Iean Iones Iorge Iudie Helen LaVern Helen LaVon Charles Clinton Foster Freeman Gaines Anton Frank David Morse Cleola Sallie Gunde Hagthrop Harmon Cora Dean Beverly Ioanna Iames Edward Horace Iackson Iackson Ir. Andrew Preston Darrel Edward Bruce Allen Knox Ir. Lalleur Latham lation 0 ee- Hershel David Gann Stuart Charles Gehres Rosalee Giampietro Barbara Iean Hawkins Elsie Louise Heer Marguerite Heineck Pauline Iames Dorothy Lee Iohnson Ieannette Lois Iohnson Barbara Annette Leath William Grover Leiner Ivie Mae Lewis jaifA Z e ieue- outrage 0 0 Lester Shirley lean Merrie Nell Clarence Hershel Donald Arlen Lurline Estella Lewis Ir. Lockhart Long Longanecker Ir. Maynard McDade Rachel Rose Iohnnie Loverne Iohn Wayne Monetha Wylene Mary Margaret Aurelia Esther MB' Miles Mille! Mills Moore Morales: QI I Q ana! gina .,..-ni .1 I Howard Robert William Morgan Ir. Michael Frank Nitti Roger Gary Parks Wesley Leo Phillips Philip Ioseph Raphael Celia Emma Rojas Morris Lucille Ann Norwalk Robert Parral Ioyce Louise Plater Mary Louise Rendon Ioyce Rose Frank Ioseph Moser Suzanne Marie Ort Iohn Sidney Patrick Helen Leanor Polin Alex Ioseph Rhem Iames Arthur Samusick 'U' Ronald Charles Geraldine Nadrasky Naulls Virginia Teresa Nancy Namiye Ortiz Oyama Charles Alfert Ioseph Leonard Pearson Perret Evelyn Marie Dolores Louise Poulsen Price Eddie Beth Ellen Ricardo Robinson Francis Paul Katherine Mary Scmtor Saputo Iohnnie Mae Rosie Mary Neal Nelson Irene Albert Raymond Padilla Pagan Charles Augusta Augustus Perry Phillips Ir. Albert Debeaumont Dorothy Mae Ramajo Ramsey Bill Carlos Guillen Robison Rodriguez Ir. Gerald Eugene Patricia Ann Schmid Schuld Barbara Iean Sedlak Clinton Ioseph Sentimore Ir. Odell Shepherd Estella Nunes Sifuentes George William Smith Esther Ann Soldano Maria Rita Soqui William Kinksley Spencer Ernest Charles Stafford Mary Deanna Stafford Iohn Carrel Starnes Ir. Elijah Lee Starr Ir. Verlon Clarence Strait MaryLouise Stratton Charlotte Vanda Sundberg Richard David Swancoat Ronald lack Swancoat Ioseph Louis Terrell Gloria Thomas Verna Ray Thomas Gail Diane Usher Nina Mae Vaughn Helen Mary Velazquez Ianice Louise Wallace Robert Walton Iohn Luther Warren Marjorie Ioan Way Lin Gyngard Webster Elmer Lee White Barbara Alice Whitman Sentell Iewel Willis Roosevelt Wilson Donna Ioyce Winn Eugene Carl Wolt Booker Tony Woods Marguerite lean Wooley Iesse Word Ir. Donald Leon Wright Ioseph Edward Zahoryin Carol Ann Zygutis eniom in DELPHINIANS The DELPHINIANS of W'55 colors were cherry red ond grey. Their motto Wos Uvision to see, fdith to believe, ond Oh no! not cheese, just smile purty!! The Delphinians prepared for the big day by having their pictures taken for posterity. 16 I W if x V xx I courage to do. A motto the cldss up- held dll through the yedrs they Were here. The Delphinicm clorss contributed mdny young men otnd Women to the Ephebidns, Al Per Le, Knights, Student Council, dnd pdrticipdted in mdny other important octivities here dt F re- mont. The school is very proud of this clorss ond solutes them on their fine work during the three yeors they Were here. H1-XIII BABA AND HIS SLAVES nf! 'N M 9, X ,i ff 1' lL,.f-WW Af .xgcfion A GOOD SHOW, AS THE DELPHINIANS POPEYE AND OLIVE OIL DISPLAY THEIR TALENT mba-59K f A PARENT SPEAKS l 1 ' SENIOR OFFICERS First Row: Hazel Rogers, Treasurer: Ioyce Com- fort. Historian: Ercelle Anderson, Girls' Vice Pres. Second Row: Curtis Sampson, Boys' Vice Pres.: Ruth Herring, Secretary: Arnold Baker, Presi- dent. Robert Henry Acosta Edward Acuna William Wells Adams Ruby Nell Alaman Benjamin Harold Alex Antonio Alvarado Armando Alvarado Gloria Amparo Alvarez Alice Kay Anderson Clinton Foy Anderson Ercelle Odell Anderson Maurice Anderson Raymond Lee Anderson Irene Leona Andrews Betty Lorraine Armbruster 18 .39 Q1 715 if y .se ,Xe Y EPHEBIANS First Row: Mrs. Zena Wallace, Sponsor: Curtis Sampson. Bill Matthews, Cynthia Chuck, Anita Ivey. Marguerite Hitz, Ginnie Giglio. Art Kato. Second Row: Bill Adams, Robert White. Mr. George Dirckx. l Ol'l'lQ 4 ll QI Q in L Q , nh 9' Q 19 1. H 3 I . .. rt' ...owe-W-e B u gc. ...W -sw I I I i fl 5 n i i id Sitting: Mrs. Mable Mattison fHead Sponsorl, Miss Bemice Lamb, Mrs. Alex- andra Elger CHead Sponsorl, Mrs. Zena Wallace, Miss Wilma Flack, Miss Mildred Wolfe. Standing: Mr. William F. Thayer, Mr. Ioseph W. Corly, Mr. Richard Biermann. 7 Means S 55 SENHDR SPONSORS Dorothy May Armstrox Robert Iohn Ashby Shelby Wesley Bacon Steve Bailey William Amold Bake Dorthy Marie Ball Ianita Lois Barnett Ronald Eugene Barre Eileen Barton Iohn David Basse Arnether Blanch Bea' Iames Harvey Beauche Velma Louise Berry Taylor Billingslea Ruby Lee Birl Ierry Answorth Blacl Richard Walter Blancl Salvatore Iohn Bonel Dale Birt Bouggess Yolanda Bowden Helen Mary Bowmai qua GLW, E-Own 5 Monroe Brantley Barbara Mae Brown Birdie Brown Edmond Leon Brown Howard Harvey Brown Theodore Herman Brown Beverley Winnifred Burcham Michael Leo Burke Katie Elizabeth Burns Donald Michael Busch Sharon Louise Cameron Thomas Owen Carlton Rex Earl Carr Ernest Carter Carole Ann Rose Carver Elizabeth Loucille Chapman Stella Iuliette Chavarria, Lila Ioyce Christensen Cynthia Chuck Carol Marie Chura Carl Leslie Clay Daniel Iohn Coles Richard E. Collins Zella Waunette Collins loyce Marie Comfort Donald Elmer Conrad George Cortes Yvonne Marie Craig Robert Michael Crawford Nancy Lee Crouse Claudette Daniels Ernest Anthony Daniels Elaine Davis Ierry Davis Sandra Davis Iames Paul Iean Shirley Thomas Charles Peter Ralph Dawkins Day Day Marie Rose Iirnmy Monreal Grace Marie Digiuro Drabos Dunlap Kenneth Victor Iola Deloris Marian Io Erickson V Estis Evans Clara Elizabeth Diana Sharon Darlene Lynell Maxcine Fortson Frame Fryatt Aleen Dorothy Frances Ann Iosephine Ann Gardner George Gibson Charles Martinez Larry William Iuclith Irene Gonzales Grange Greene deLeon Lawrence Alvin Duplechan Virginia Yvonne Ferguson Dolores Fuentes Sidney Lee Gibson Robert Armando Guerra Aileen Dennis Dorothy Mae DuPree Esther Consuelo Fierro Annie Ruth Fuller Eugenia Marie Giglio lim Hanggie Shirley Lorine Dennis Virginia Bell Edwards Pearl Marie Filbin Irene Garcia Iohnny Gipson Kenneth Louis Hansen Barbara Virginia DePatis Arthur lean Eldridge Willie Bernice Forcey Ir. MaryLou Garcia Albert Gomez Rose Etta Harmon l 1 2 Leasteen Marie Willie Iean Harper Harper Chester Norman Melvin Heard Ir. Henry Marguerite Elise Conrad F. Hitz Hodgson Marvin Hopper Delores Ann Horton Garland Melvin Howard Floyd I. Hudnall Doris Evelyn Hunt Byron Alexander Huston Bob Paul Ingle Anita lane Ivey Thelma Iewel Iackson Mittie UDora Ienkins Bobby Lee Iennings Ir. Cecile Lavelle Iohnson Clestine Ianice Iohnson Edna Dell Iohnson Gretta Iohnson Harrison Edward Iohnson Ioyce Renee Iohnson Lewis Larry Iohnson Moses Iohnson Ir. Walter Iohnson 0 3' Donald Ray Leroy Larry Eugene Suzanne Eleanor Lillie Harris Harris Hatfield Hawkins Hayes Violet Maria Ruth Ioan D. C. Roy Hayes Bill Shiniiro Hernandez Herring Hewett Ir. Hibdon Hirooka Bobby Iohn Kenneth Edward Edward George Harry Samuel Wilma lean Hogan Holley Hollister Holmes Hopkins 7 Barbara Dey Ioiner Felix Everritt Iones Ir. Ruby Lee Iones Nanci Io Iordan Arthur Kato Peter George Katzaroii William Kennedy Ir. Doris B. Kessee Charlene Ann Kimball Thelma Ioan Kirby Rubin Knight Shirley Mae Knipprath Iol-Xnn Corinne Koplin Frank H. Kuss Naomi lean Landry LeaAnn LaPierre Jeannette Ella Latimer Elma Lee Iettalyn Mosetta Lett Robert Leyva Roberta Ioan Lind Frank Garry Lishey Norricia Ann Livingston Elea S. Logan Lillibeth R. Long Paul Veda Lopez Betty Io Lunsford Iessie Marie Macellari Charles Michael Manns Rosa Valentina Marintez Harriet Louise Mathews Charles Ray Mathis Bill Henry Matthews David I. Mattson Mark Mc!-Xlister Rosie Marie McCain Ronald Eugene McClellan Rosemary Delores McNall Marie Edith Meacham 23 04 -fr nvl l Y? Ottra Lavata Owens Edgar Leroy Palmer lean Autry Parlay Loraine Paris Greta lean Bracy Parker Nettie Mae Parker Clfoxl lim Oats Patterson Thelma lrene Penn Barbara Louise Pennington Manuel Gonzalez Perez Arleen DeCarlis Phillips Perry Eugene Pickens Ir. Gladys Lorene Pierce Willye Mae Powell Eloise Maxie Merel Powers Clydia Mae Prince Patricia Lee Probert Ada Louise Pruitt Helen Virginia Melendrez lean Ann Metoyer Charles Iasper Middleton Dorothy lean Miles Beatrice Faye Miller Sharon Lee Anne Million Barbara Miranda Millree Elaine Mohler Elizabeth Ann Monroe Flora Lee Moore Teresa Anne Moran Gerald Anthony Morelli Iuliet Marlyn Moreno Iris Morris Herman Mosley Norma Esther Munoz Mary Delfina Muro Richard Santo Musella Tadayoshi Tad Nakamura Mary Margaret Naranio William Franklin Neal Norma Dee Nelson Clifford Clinton Noble Gary Allen Null Sandra Amparo Oriza If'0gIf'Q56 E .915 Qlfllf' 3581418 . . . First Row: President Art Kat C o, onnie Ferrio, Marguerite Hitz, Tony Morelli. Second Row: Iean Thompson, Ioyce Comfort, Robert Crawford CBoy's Vice Pres.J, Thelma Penn, Ida Roberts fsecretaryl. Third Row: Carl Clay, Taylor Billingsley, Shirley Stewart, Girls' Vice Pres.l, Edna Iohnson, Mrs. Elger fHead Sponsorl. Fourth Row: Thelm S ' ' Ierry Black. a miih, Esther Wilson, Wathena Segretta Pryor Sylvia Etta Ransom Alice Iuanita Richardson Jimmie Lee Richardson William Iames Richardson Iohn Henry Rieth Domenic Steve Rizzi Ida Roberts Ada Marie Robinson Carlos Arthur Robles Bernard Ioseph Rodriguez George Cantu Rodriguez Arlan William Roeder Hazel Laluan Rogers Carl Hilmer Ross UEWK xv! PROMETHEAN CABINET , r, J V , ,, Mundi T' 'S fs! I ,uf-.. 5: I ,. Helen Ruth Ross Robert Ralph Schell Frances Lee Shurbutt Ioycestine Yvonne Smith Salvatore Ioseph Sorbello Edgar Allan Sumpter 26 KW 'L Lois Ann Royse Robert William Schultz Donald Ioe Simpson Kent L. R. Smith Bruce Pattie Steiner Byron Wilson Sumrow Charles Alvin Ryan Norma Scott Patricia Louise Sims Louis Smith Ir. Benjamin Stevenson Sharon Gay Switzer Barbara Faye Anita Marie Sadler Salazar Abel Hernandez Beatrice Segura Severe Earlee Adrienne Marie Singleton Slayton Ora Marie Thelma Mae Smith Smith Vorrie Lee Sylvia lune Stokes Stone Iean Utako Minnie Lee Tamamoto Tatum Curtis David Sampson Earl Calvin Shotlow Herman Lee Smith lane Yvonne Snively Rae Marie Stoner Myrna Loy Taylor Hiroyuki Sasaki Duane Raymond Shumaker lean Esther Smith Barbara lean Solomon Sherlene Merna Loy Strickland Ralph Giekan Thlick Ir. Donald Charles Thompson Lillie lean Thompson Howard Harley Toll Patricia Louise Torres Ernest Clarence Towler Ir. Elaine Towns Mary Ellen Trejo Teresa Iosephine Trevino Renee Lenore Triars Divina Providencia Trinidad Edna Lou Trujillo Gerald Lee Turner Ruthie Lee Turner Ruthie Mae Turner Hose Marie Valdez Iosephine Anne Varia Armando Ice Vasquez Alex Manuel Velarde Purnell Sylvoid Victor Donald Ray Vining Ioe Walker Merle Gene Ward Gary Duwayne Warkentin Margaree Warmsley Georgie Lee Watson Miriam Waxman Robert Edward Welch Wendell LaMarr Wells Loretta Iean West Robert Andrew White -'N W-N... f .tw qw Na,,,h,NNQ 1 V E Z 5 , , s x , A Q -- Y I 'X , g f X i 3 t V gi i P Q f 1 ' 0 1 t Q i 3 1 3 s s Q ' , , , j A 5 2 - 5 1 3 'A , S S 3 Q K ' 5 'F Q E Y ' if 3 i S F S ., 1 2 4 t X A T f l s X s ' 7 i S. 5 f S . , h i V ' S , t , X , S f , 2 . . ' r 2 ,A . 4 B i X351 g i ' , 14,1 f X . T ui 28 rf.:-if as 413, ir? HEAN Iimmie Dale Wiley Marylee Wiley Allred Williams Iim Davis Williams Timothy Williams Walter Maurice Williams Esther Mae Wilson Robert Edward Wilson Beverly lean Winhush David Bernhard Adolf Winkler ' Kung Bill Wong Warren Koon Wong Edward Andrew Woodburn Norma lean Woolery Arthur George Wright Carol Iean Zechiel Iohn Dix Zediker Etha Mae Bullocks Frank Schmidt Ir. William Lee Turner ,Xia x, Wm. x I iv. N' W9 , 5 , I IS! 1' 77 PRONETHEAN CHEER LEADERS They hove excelled in dll fields of endedvor ctnd hdve edsily ecrrned the right to recognition os Senior A's. Through their stcty ot Fremont mony chdnges hove token plotce, but the Promethecrn clotss took them in their stride. Upon groduoting We know the Prometheons Will duplicote their excellent records dt Fremont ond excel in their future voccttions. , 7-i 'L ' f ., ., ., Y nr' , H, ,n -tb X 74 PROMETHEANS The mighty seniors of l955 ore over three hundred strong ond hcrve given their time ond effort most unsporingly to their olmo mctter-lohn C. Fremont High. The Promentheons hctve produc- ed more thon their shore of tolent in respect to the Brick pile's pre- vious grctduottion groups. lf! W KWJJV H E JCNNED OUR WMM W AND OUR X D0 USTQ RY Wa SX Jr J. iw V d 'ff-. sms-QQ L !'9I 0Ifl'lQfAQ6llfl5 . . . l Ql'l'l0Ifli3 01261, QF5 91,004 Q jk? glflflfl w ,, gg ti .I E. t If'Qlflfl0lflf3 glflilfllfv Olga QIF5 Y S ...xg Sigfwf .ff k .S X x , X' . -:V ws. , Q.: - .wx , ' X N bk X F J! x xx aw Tfk ++ rw '52 . ai! I !' ., MW. W, WY ,A ., C WX x -.XX .-VA J- .A4 K X . xx 5 I K Q xx Q M 1 X 5 eco nizec! ofazif oinfi C6166 0 STUDENT GOV'T. SUMMER BOYS AND GIRLS USHERS fu EHS' Q0 .lr-Y. ash me f F! Q A STUDENT GOV'T. SUMMER CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was formed by a few students who were interested in the game. Chess is a fascinating game and is not too hard to learn. The club is willing to teach anyone who is interested and welcomes any new members. OFFICE HELPERS First Row: Gertha Dunlevy, Vorrie Stokes, Charlene Anderson, Darlene Moore, Iewel Williams, Nettie Fox. Second Row: Mittie Ienkins, Vivian Cann, Rose Har- mon, Rita Montgomery, Dorothy Miles. Third Row: Ida Roberts, Georgie Watson, Lovia Gilcrease. 4, ag - 1' WOOD SHOP AUTO SHOP CABINET SHOP AUTO ELECTRIC llfljfliafd mid MACHINE SHOP FRED FUDGE DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer 5071 Pacific Blvd. pri MOU? QOL!! ,Nelly H ENQPB! Crosby's One-Stop Service TIRES, TUBES, AUTO SUPPLIES 6. APPLIANCES 601 E. Florence Cat Avalonl Los Angeles, Calif RED St WALT'S Texaco Service HIRAMS MARKET 306 E. Florence Los Angeles 3, Calif 7768 So. Central Ave. Los Angeles l, Calif. Phone: IE. 9648 Anthony Loya Studios 5175 Whittier Blvd. Los Angeles 22, Calif. 40 W MR. IOHN BETTS Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL 1 to eafxm .4- WINTER Thais Aubry Elisia Iorge Lee Starr Nancy Oyama Helen Polin Ierry He Student Body Pres. Girls' Vice Pres. Boys' Vice Pres. Secretary Scholastica Pres. Boys' Le: Cynthia Chuck Edra Aubry Ioyce Comfort Curtis Sampson Iean Tamamoto Peggy W1 Financial Mgr. Asst. Fin. Mgr. Girls' Iudge Boys' Iudge Student Govt. Pres. O.S.S.C. I Marguerite Hitz Helen Freeman Shirley Lockhart Ioe Perret Art Kato Bill Matth Publicity Mgr. Health Com. Girls' Athletic Com. A12 Pres. B12 Pres. CASC Reg.I STUDENT COUNCIL SUMIVIER Art Kato Cynthia Chuck Ronald Barrett Ioyce Comfort Anita Ivey Ginny Giglio Carletta Hewitt Bill Kelly StudentBody Pres. Girls' Vice Pres. Boys' Vice Pres. Secretary Scholastica Pres. Pathlinder Editor Girls' League Boys' League Teresa Moran Harriet Matthews Lola Salisbury William Adams Loma Hale Iean Tamamoto Thelma Penn Byron Huston Financial Mgr. Asst. Fin. Mgr. Girls' Iudge Boys' Iudge Student Govt. Pres. O.S.S.C. Pres. Publicity Mgr. Health Com. Iean Thompson Robert White Arnold Baker lerry Heaps Iewell Cobbs Ioyce Aoki Bill Matthews Girls' Athletic Com.Boys' Athletic Com. A12 Pres. B12 Pres. All Rep. Bll Rep. CASC Reg. IV Pres. 'Qi 'Tis , , f Eff f X , x 7- , 'J ji! Ara Wt pQl C8I'lfQl 6 M L Mrs. Katzky's Homeroom 1002, in the Fremontian Sales. mf 54 ,J 1 ' 'Z B imafvun Mg Mr. Hall's Vocational Mechanical Drafting Class also leads the school in Defense Stamps sales. Mrs. Mac Boyles' Class. 100 '70 in all School Drives. Second Period Free Senior A's 0 Qin :Z who Iames Boatwrighi wins Honorable Mention at the Science Fair. Frement at The Gene Norman Show. VWISION ABLE ON n ns, -I IU! n 1 W 6Ufl'll0lfl6 I AL-PER-LE CWINTERJ First Row: Carol Zygutus, Margie Hien- eck, Teresa Moran, Iean Tamamoto Cynthia Chuck, Elisia Ior e Helen g , Free- man. Second Row: Whanita Herrea Shirley Lockhart, Cora Mae Cavanaugh, Darlene Carter, Miss Barnes Ksponsorl. Third Row: Ioyce Comfort, lean Thomp- son, Kathrine Saputo, Nancy Oyama, Virginia Iames. Fourth Row: Maggie Hitz, Anita Ivey, Thias Aubry, Helen Polin, Peggy Wooley. The Knights are the Boys' Honor Organization here. The First Row: Curtis Sampson, Art Kato, Iohnny Cortes, Dave Hagthrop, Ronald Barrett, Gary Warkentin. Second Row: Lonnie Iohnson, Ronald Swancoat, Bill Matthews, Lee Starr, Bob Welch. Third Row: Bill Adams, Ioe Perrett, Ierry Heaps, Richard Swancoat, Bruce Steiner. Forth Row: Iim Eclcmann, Robert Craw- ford. Larry Swagerty. 8 ECCLIWLQ KNIGHTS CWINTERJ members must be voted in unanimously by the old members. They perform many duties around the school, such as keep- ing care of the flag, ringing the gong, ushering, etc. The qualifications are: Character, Leadership, and Scholarship. 44 First Row: Ioyce Comfort. Second Row: Bill Matthews, Curtis Sampson. Third Row: Ioe Perret. Standing: Virgil Pedigo tsponsorl. STUDENT COURT CWINTERJ The Student Court is composed of the Boy's and Girl's Iudge, who are elected by the Student Body, two Attorneys, a Bailiff, two Recorders, and the Sponsor. The Court handles most of the less serious offenders, and affords the students an opportunity to correct minor mishaps without the intervention of the School Ad- ministration. 'S AL-PER-LE QSUMJVIERJ Z.-.-9. ?,....... First Row: Teresa Moran, Deanna Sciaraifc, Margucirite Hitz, Thelma Penn, Cynthia wg. X' Chuck. Second Row: Anita Ivey, Sandra Oriza. TL loyce Comfort, Edra Aubry, Dolores ff ,fl Fuentes. 'mf' A Third Row: Lois Royce, Carltta Hewitt, Ruth Herring, Iean Thompson. -...J-.. 1 716 AL-PER-LE, Fremont's Girls' Honor So- ciety, is based on the principles of Altruism, Personalty and Leadership. This club serves the school by being ofiicial hostesses, sponsoring several drives and helping to solve general school problems. Girls are chosen to become members of this society in their Senior B or Senior A semester. 1 bis ffl 1 .l KNIGHTS KSUMMERJ First Row: Larry Swaggerty, Bill Matthews, Curtis Sampson, Luke Conley, Gary Warkentin. Second Row: Gilbert Sentimore, Arnold Baker. Herman Far- lough, Ierry Heaps, limmy Wiley. Third Row: Arthur Vincent, Bob Crawford, Ronnie Barrett, Art Kato. Fourth Row: Bill Kelly, Bruce Steiner, Bob Welch. 45 O.S.S.C. QWINTERD Bottom Row: Helen Polin, Peggy Wooley, Cora Mae Cavanaugh, Elsia Iorge., Iean Tomamoto. Second Row: Thais Aubrey, Katherine Saputo, Whanita Herrea. Dave Hagthrop, Helen Free- man, Pauling Iames. Carletto Hewitt. Third Row: Ernie Towler, Bill Adams, Ronald Baldwin. O.S.S.C. CSUMMERD First Row: lean Thompson, Elaine Towne, Thelma Smith, Mittie Jenkins, Loma Hale, Lola Salisbury, lean Tamamoto. Second Row: Lois Royce, Anita Ivey, Sandra Oriza. Harriet Matthews, Millree Mohler. Third Row: Bill Kelly, Henry Waxman, Herman Farlow. Tom Carlton, Eugenia Gig- lio. Fourth Row: Bill Adams, Ed Hollister, Larry Swaggerty. Karl Ieiferson. LETTERMAN'S CLUB CWINTERD First Row: Armando Vasquez, Ted Brown, Gilbert Sentimore, Dave Hagthrop, Ronald Burkhalter. Second Row: Gary Sorenson, Fred Barrow, Art Kato, Lee Starr. Third Row: Coach Iim Mercer, Al Gomez, Robert Crawtord, Charles Perry, Ioe Perrett. Fourth Row: Armando Alvarado, Iim Hanggie, Frank Santor, Ruben Knight. LETTERMAN'S CLUB CSUMMERJ First Row: Dick Gatlin, Curtis Sampson, Ron- ald Barrett, Ronald Burkhalter, Taylor Billings- lea. Second Row: Ierry Heaps, lim Hanggie, Art Kato, Ted Brown, Gary Sorenson. Third Row: A1 Gomez, Perry Pickens, Armando Alvarado, Walter Williams. Fourth Row: Coach lim Mercer, Armando Vasquez, Wendell Wells, Robert White, Rubin Knight. ,4,..! ,.,v' f ff 1 . , ...df GIRLS LEAGUE CWINTERJ Bottom Row: Edna Trujillo, Norma Scott, Pauline Iames, Elsia Iorge, Cynthia Chuck, Alice Lozano. Second Row: Carletta Hewett, Loma Hale, loycestine Smith, Teresa Moran, Virginia Iames. Third Row: Thelma Penn, Anita Ivey, Edra Aubry, Pat Remington. GIRLS LEAGUE CSUMMERD First Row: Norma Scott, Enda Trijullio, Dorothy Depree, Virginia Iames, Leestine Harper. Second Row: Elaine Towne, Pat Remington, Ioyce- stine Smith, Ida Roberts. 840Q6! .Serve BOYS LEAGUE CWINTERD First Row: Gilbert Sentimore, Bill Kelly. Ierry Heaps, Eddie Kaufman. Second Row: Karl Iefferson, Byron Huston, Donald Busch, Hermin Farlow. BOYS LEAGUE CSUMMERJ First Row: Bill Kelly, Luke Conley, Karl Ieiferson. Second Row: Gilbert Sentimore. Third Row: Huey Phillips, Curtis Sampson, Kenneth Wilker. Herman Farlow. SCHOLASTICA CVVINTERY SCHOLASTICA CSUMMERJ ANNUAL STAFF PATHFINDER STAFF jk? sfgoof.. VOCATIONAL PHOTO First Row: Gene Walder, Ken Hauer, Robert Crawiord, Leroy Harris, Ierry Norton, George Rodriquez. Second Row: Don Faust, Gary Null, Pearl Filbin, Vivian Byrd, Kenneth Paul, Lorraine lones, Ioe Melendez. Third Row: Iohn Rieth, Victor Breig, Bill Tarver, Iohn Middle- ton, Iackie Farley, Alfred Wright. g fgcwficilaafing .xgcfiuef PROIECTION CREW i STAGE CREW V, Front Row: Basil Page, Bryan Stromsoe, Bill Hirrcuka, Victor First Row: Iohn Basse, Raymond Iames, Angel HGH' Cruz, Richard Cohill. 5 d R : G 1 d H dl L In 1 I G ld T . Second Row: Robert White, Mr. George Marx, Tiiiingowivim 1.?g::gie,?'l:eac:SQ1ggY ge em umet Ken Childress, Melvin MacArthur. SCIENCE CLUB warn BAND GROUP Bottom Row: Douglas Turnbeau, Roger Burkett, Charles Hopkins, Larry Beck, Dennis Crouch. Robert White. Second Row: Lee Rush, Herman Woodard, Melvin Gaines, Victor Hall. Third Row: Mr. Charles Disparte, Albert Norwood, Ierome Crane, O. T. Maes, Benjamin Stevenson. Fourth Row: Carlos Robles, David Young, Alvenice Iohnson, Sam Riley, Lovell Pickens, William Price, Marvin Hopper. One of the most rapidly improving attractions in our Music Dept., is the Band, Lead by Mr. Charles Disparte. lfl all Y.A.C. Bottom Row: Launa Morris, Cynthia Chuck Robert Crawford, Ida Roberts, Shirley Dennis Second Row: Edra Aubury, Curtis Sampson Lola Salisbury, Doris Dillon, Barbara Homes Bill Kelly. Third Row: Nancy Dalbey, Carol Watkins. Elaine Towne, Robert White. William Richard- SOD. Fourth Row: llene Lee, Gilbert Sentimore, Billy Shores, Marguarete Hitz, Karl Iefferson. Dances, decoration, and Sports-night and all forms of entertainment are ably provided by the Youth Activities Committee. First Row: Iohn Mar, Gin Mar, Amy Iones, Henry Waxman, Phyllis Cairns tPres.J, Ioyce Aoki tSec.l. Second Row: Ierry Norton, Adrien Foote. Cynthia Payne, Earline Williams, Valerie Wil- son, Betty Gilmore, Catherinell Hamm, Ariel Foote. Third Row: Iames Boatright, Mrs. Barbara Hopper, Benny Patridge, Edwina Westbrook, Carolyn Mason, Carl Walker tPub.-Mgr.l, George Brown. Fourth Row: Marie Soto, Martha Villanueva, Tony Simpson, Phyllis Doyle, Everett Iones, Tony Rust, Harry Gipson, Robert Sattell. The Science Club has a variety ol activities including: science films, field trips, guest speakers, and keeping up the science mu- seum. The Club is also a service club: lor work- ing in the candy line lor one week you earn one service point. The Club has been on various trips such as to the mountains, to the tide pools, to Marineland, to General Hospital's Open House, to the Museum, and to various other science clubs of other schools in Los Angeles. r aniza fiond DIE DEUTSCHEN DAMEN UN RITTER First Row: Pat Lindemulder, Iune Pace, Wilma Hopkins, Ariel Foote, Cynthia Chuck. Second Row: Anna Klaus, Frida Klaus, Carol Peterson, Marguerete Hitz, Rois Lois. Third Row: Ralph Thlick, Eddie Kaufman, Luke Conley, Avon Gillespy, Kenneth Rickson. Fourth Row: Mrs. Gillmann fsponsorl, Iohn Valencia, Alfred Acosta, Arthur Vincent, Peter Budo, Ernie Bozart. The purpose of this organization shall be to further the duty of the German language, culture, and social life. LYRIC CLUB Led by Miss Clara Storrs, this All Girls Singing Group, per- forms at the Annual Music Dept. Assembly. Bottom Row: Margret Miles, Costene Fuller, Darlene Weber, Eula Brown, Erma Stoneham, Rose Rivera. Second Row: Ierry Dale Smith, Lillie McClure, Myrtle Robinson, Sandra Davis, Delores Smith, Mariow Backstrom, Gloris Lanktord, Ianet Quarles, Nadine Bean. Third Row: Ida Lee Barry, Elinora Williams, lean Ward, Melrosy Corbin, Celestine Iohnson, Mary Iackson, Dorothea Clark, Maria Soto. Fourth Row: Pat Greene, Delois Stockard, Mary Slater, Linda Lea, ludy Barton. Fifth Row: France Hahn, Luillian Shanks, Elizabeth Smith, Rosalie Rodriguez, Loretta Macon, Gwen Adams, Maxine Iackson, Carolyn Mason, Mary Lydia Iames, Mary Hogains. Sixth Row: Iudy Mottinger, Carol Conger, Toni Simpson, Lois Corbin, Mary Ann Henry, Esther Lowmack, Frieda Klaus, Wanda Middaugh, Arline Shire, Ellen Carter. Seventh Row: Margierene Turner, Pearl Leath, Loretta Sims, Mildred Sheltow, Gracie Thompson, Iuanita Shelton. 1 ,, i, ,l . ,,,, LES ANGELIGUES Bottom Row: Elaine Towns, Loraine Paris, Adrienne Slayton, Vir- ginia Iames, Mary Boggess. Second Row: lean Metoyer, Harriet Matthews, Millree Mohler, Edra Aubry. Third Row: Rae Spears, D. C. Hewett, Marcia Iackson, Mrs. E. Green, Richard French. The French Club is not only the class lor advanced French students but is also a service club. The members work in the Finance Office before school, at noon, and alter school every day. 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Second Row: Iean Ward, Vivian Robinson, Marian Backs-trom Adrena Randall, Patricia Artin dale, Billie Stanford, Frances Dowdell. in H q. fJO O I THE FIRST TO VOTE PICKING YOUR CANDIDATE FREMONT'S ICE CREAM PARL L . f ,,.r-Q , ' UN -Q4 ,4m! oind Jn A!! jim W, f- f f as ' ' if-fn ,,.VW- 74? '- M,,,,Ls,, ' 1 rid 'I his lr-, ' dl .04 ty' A, . www ff IAQW '21 y-:ul S LEFT - Sports Night, the Students come informally to have a night of fun. CENTER - Dances, the students dress up a bit and still have lun. RIGHT - The proud Students that once inhabited ole I. C. come back to show oft their children: their future Fremontian. k0i6Uf'g lfU6Ll 5 ROTARY AWARD WINNERS COSMOTALOGY WINNERS PRIZE PHOTOS PRINT SHOP WINNERS 4 vvnvtvf X QW? Www' .0 9' -sf-EX ' f 5 L K f S ji Q jx C35 f L X Qw x M v W Q - 1- - 'HAND so PROMHHEUS HELPED QQAQH US TOXHCTORHES mm... X 1, X X X x X rfill, '15 lr, - fvgfl M5 iw pa. 'ik v 5, 1419-,,,wA . 74, f ix va 1 2V p,' nf,- .I Q ,s Z1 5' 1 Q , ,ww 5 X Wa, f 4 , , 'Q fi' f 55,iW A .- E 1 .A ' T Barbara Holmes Rosie Martinez Thelma Smiih Q' CI-IEER LEADERS BIG F SIDE WAYS G FOR GARFIELD f, Vu, yw ,mfff My rf 'mf ,f , ' H ,yr nm ,M f V ' vi , , , f, , - W , V X ,, ,ff 'JM Wg,-,,Z?A7!,',h,'7, f My 2 5 f f !! E X ff 0 f S r,1,, ,f ff f f r , E 1 0Ifl'lQfAQlfL6 Q85 ' ' 8lfllfl5Q5 Olfl BIG F FRONT WAYS Mrs. Genevieve Weide Mr. Policeman Miss Carolyn Mitchill What did you do? DRILL TEAM All Pathiinders are aware of the greatness of the Fremont Drill Team. Since 1938, this precision marching team has performed at football games and at various other occa- sions. Those who qualify for the drill team must be in excellent health, have good attendance, high scholas- tic standing, and they must be above reproach in character. 6Uflfll0lfLi5 GIRLS LETTER CLUB CWINTERJ Bottom Row: Sharon Million. Darlene Carpenter. Gloria Iackson. Thelma Smith. Iewell Williams. Second Row: Ester Saldamo. Betty Suns- lord, Gloria Alveraz. Loretta West. Wellie Mae Mickles. Third Row: Iamie Saunders, Ida Roberts. Pose Harmon. Kay Cami. Mrs. Lee Griffith. Fourth How: Iecmette Barnett. Doro-thy Miles. Betty Brooks, Cleola Harmon. Ann Greene. .T -1 -N -Q 24 V if L Q XX 6' ' 1 X, 'W , ' 260171.06 0l'l0l 6L Ing WINNING TEAMS OF G.A.A. PLAY DAY FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM t '5 Qlflflgelf' 0 G.A.A. BOARD CWINTERJ Bottom Row: Ivey Mae Lewis, Shirley Lockhart, Thelma Smith, Barbara Kim- berly. Second Row: Rose Harmon, Cleola Har- mon, Annette Williams, Iean Thompson, Lala Sabsbury, Barbara Ioiner, Edra Aubry. Third Row: Fanita Barrett, Marguarite Hitz, Thelma Penn, Alma Iones, Iewell Cobbs. G.A.A. BOARD CSUMIVIERJ Bottom Row: Annette Williams, Iulia Knighten, Thelma Smith, Carolyn Ferguson, Pat Howard. Second Row: Ranita Barrett, Lorna Hale, Barbara Kemberling, Mettie Ienkins. Third Row: Iean Thompson, Iewel Cobbs, Gloria Iones, Vivian Cann. Q.. Nb-s GIRLS LETTER CLUB CSUMMERD Bottom Row: Vorrie Strokes, lean Harpers, Iean Day, Sharon Millon, Mittie Ienkins, Iewell Williams, Barbara Ioiner, Teresa Moran, Doroth Dupree, Mary Iackson. Second Row: Leasteen Harper, Barbara Kemb- ling, Dorothy Smith, Carol Wright, Lola Sales- bury, Myura Taylor, Iean Tamamoto, Millree Mohler, Irene Villanueva, Rita Howard, Mrs. Hoag. Third Row: Dorothy Myles, Marva Stevenson, Willie Mae Mickles, Pat Howard, Cynthia Chuck, Betty Lansfords, Ida Roberts, Virginia Iames. Fourth Row: Fanita Barrett, Thelma Smith, Corletta Hewitt, Rose Hermon. Fifth Row: Iewell Cobb, Ilene Lee, Gloria jones, Vivian Cann, Beatrice Carter, Nittie Fox, Barbara Saddle, Thelma Iackson, Edra Aubry. , ,I f 1.-M 1 ffvu .fgncl yoind we Q10 6 .971 .fdcfion Stop! Look! and Listen. The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as G.A.A. , held their Annual play day in November. Fremont was the host school to Iefferson, Iordan, and South Gate High Schools. The aftemoon was filled with yells and games. The Solar System was the theme and the teams were named after the various planets. The afternoon started out with a big Zoom, and all space was filled wih flying saucers lbasket and volley ballsl. After the girls battled it out, in fun of course. they sat down for refreshments. That is where everyone got acquainted with one another. Every member of G.A.A. is looking forward to their next Annual play day. THEY'RE OFF! LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION! X V 'V Q' KW.. Yi PLA? Q SM NKNOv 2 A JHIIRSQ Jmznmzn 500141 Gkif is .-N 'NUWUM-Q PLAN IT WELL HIT THAT BALL! IT'S A HIT! VOLLEYBALL CARNIVAL WINNERS 0 .fgncl more .f4cfi0n Q GY Fr? '11- VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS mv- - A K fx. A 'L fx ' y iv A . wx vb ' P. - L 4 L 'F ,wx Q ,. .5--'B .- S fr 32-534, F -- r A -w.'---A., ws-... I - 17' V L ,I : n y Wlwmvyxr .W ,K , 4, f, n-,-nv'-4' 'fa N' -., 5' V e 'S' IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE. IT'S A VOLLEYBALL THIS AIN'T FOOTBALL GAL. 'H 1 H -nd -41 45 - 2.13 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Last Row Standing: Chas. Perry, Warner Backstrom, Clarence Scott, Ken Dennis, Sammy Reed, Robert Curry, Iimmy Iackson, Robert Buckle, Armando Vasquez, Richard Andino, Iohn Cortez, Roger Parks, Ioe Perrett, Anthony Ferguson. Art Wimbley, Armando Alvarado, Andrew Knox, Darrel Almond, Coach Frank Nobbe. Middle Row: William Richardson, Victor Hall, Chuck Shelburn, Willie Iophryn, Carlos Ruiz, lames Allen, Ronnie Swancoat, Marvin Hopper, Art Lottie, Gary Sorenson. First Row: Iim Eckmann, Melvin McArthur, Richard Yates, Don Ikeda, Robert Wilson, Dominic Rizzi. Earl Iones. FREMONT vs. 'Centenial ,....,.... 0-13 'Inglewood .,...... 38-14 'Iordan ................ 12- 5 Manual ..... ...... 7 -18 Ietterson ............ 19-20 Garfield ...........,,i 14-12 Roosevelt .......... 19-14 Washington ,,,.,e 25- 7 'Practice CENTENNIAL vs. FREMONT Capitalizing on two penalties, Centennial High's rampaging Apaches scalped Fremont's hard fighting eleven in our initial tilt ot the season. The Scouts, after a rather poor tirst hali, due to the Apache's more experienced backs and larger linemen. fought back gamely in the second half, but wound up on the short end of a 13-0 score. INGLEWOOD vs. FREMONT i Fremont's swift-footed backs, Perry, Sorenson, Hall and Wimbley really shone as the Pathiinders scalped the Inglewood Indians. Wimbly swivel-hipped tor a crazy 59 yard run to start the Pathtinders going. Perry scored twice as he scampered 85 yards tor 6, and 90 yards for the other T.D. Sorenson broke through tackle for an 87 yard jaunt, good tor 6 more. Cortez and Hall crashed over for two more T.D.'s to put Fremont on top 38 to 14. IORDAN vsl FREMONT 3,500 spectators watched rookie Bob Curry put one a one-man show by scoring two touchdowns in the Second Quarter as the Fremont Pathtinders dumped their Milk Bowl opponents, Iordan, on the short end ot a 12-6 score. This was just one oi the gridiron classics played all over the city. All services of officials were donated and all proceeds went to the P.-T.A.'s Milk Fund tor under- privileged children. MANUAL vs. FREMONT l The Dixie Loop opener matched Fremont against favored Manual. Scoreless until the second quarter, the Toilers went for two T.D.'s, a 39 yard field goal, and a safety. The hard lighting Scouts came back with a 55 yard run by Fullback Art Wimbley for 6, the extra point was good. But the Pathiinder's last minute drive was halted by Father Time with Fremont still trailing 18 to 7. 75 H arfiif gfacha fora! GO GETTUM BOYS Gans 'I :- , 5 ' Y I 5 25451. K 4 Kr---- 30, 'nf -O1 Q UPSY DAISY ir PK 4 M 76 Y 1-Ig, Q. '?.-.,..r WE GOTCHA HIT 'EM AGAIN IEFFERSON vs. FREMONT Fremont started the game with a bang with Eckmann bringing the Scouts down to the goal line, and Alvarado smashing through the line for the lst T.D. The extra point was blocked. The game was a see-saw battle with Ieff fighting back and scoring every time the Scouts did but making 2 to our l conversions. Curry caught a 51 yard pass from Eckmann for the 2nd T.D. Perry went 25 yards around end for the 3rd T.D. Wimbley and Perry were the work horses for the Pathfinders. In the last play of the game, Scott tryed a 45 yard field goal in a do or die attempt to close a 20-19 gap. It was straight and narrow but fell short. GARFIELD vs. FREMONT Fremont High's rugged eleven slipped by Garfield's Bulldogs to annex their first league victory 14 to 12. The Scouts got off to a flying start, scoring both touchdowns in the first quarter. Fullback Art Wimbley hit pay dirt on a 24 yard jaunt off tackle. Kenny Dennis then came right back with a Bulldog punt return for 75 yards and six more points. Garfield scored in the third and fourth quarters, but missed the valuable extra point both times. ROOSEVELT vs. FREMONT In the first half Fremont and Roose- velt played to scoreless tie. Starting the second half the Roughriders broke loose for two teedees and a l4-0 lead. The high-spirited Scouts fought back gamely in the waning minutes of the last quarter. Robert Curry started it off with a circus catch of Eckmanns aerial for the Pathfinders initial six points. Then Charles Perry, the game hero, racked up the Scouts last two scores on an 87 yard run and the reception of two 5 yard passes from Eckrnann. This gallant. last minute drive gave the Pathfinders their second league victory 19-14. WASHINGTON vs. FREMONT The last game of the season saw Fremonts fourth place underdogs striving for a victory over a third spot favored Washington eleven. On the first play Eckmann sent a iump pass to Anthony Furgeson who left the secondaries standing s-till and went 68 yards for 6. The extra point was good for 7. Sammy Reed, on a quick opener and some fine broken field running. went 55 yards for the Scouts second tally. The extra point was no good, the score remained 13-U. With 7 seconds to go in the first half, Art Wimbley, season co-captain, smashed off tackle for 15 yards and pay dirt. A linemens' dream for three years finally came true when co- captain Ioe Perret intercepted a Gen- eral pass and romped 45 yards. into the end zone, but was called back on a clipping penalty. Fullback Art Wimbley took the ball on the Washington 45 and went for his 5th league -tally of the year and the last score of the season. Armando Alvarado Carl Clay lim Eckmann Willie Iophryn Ioe Perrett Ronald Swancoat Richard Andino Iohnny Cortez Anthony Ferguson Arthur Lottie Sammy Reed Armando Vasquez lim Beauchene Robert Curry Victor Hall Roger Parks Gary Sorenson Robert Wilson Don Bolden Ken Dennis Iim Hanggie Charles Pearson Richard Swancoat Art Wimbley WA MW .f N, fi f 3 ,ff MK' on wnvnu OUT BOUNDS 3 Y l X X STRATEGY HOLD IT! vi gk v 4 is Tf vfn 5 . f n - S x at s Q 4 , MN yr' 'E , ,QQ 3 , R . Q QQ T 5 ' f Q 8- X 9 XTAI 33' in -5? 3 T X X ul 1' ' I, -, T f xrl its ' b L ..,., A 5, Qi ,bx ! Q S ?f' 1.n, 1, Q fi Q Pi M, ,bf 1 Y -, f -. ' 'S' SAX Q 1 3 ,' ' 1 N - J 'LLL W t s A ?me.im-Q. TN4, . sl ' it X W.,,,,,x A , - .. V tis .. ,Sw F '-fy wslvwm ' ' Q 1 U if,1L:,.dQLv . :,x-mn1,,3,M N4 In . , 1 my ' A . l 7 , ,V f ..x, 5, 'Q I .eg W .X W 1 , ,. N! 5,211 ., , V . , , Q ., ,-f, 5 ww ,. X Mxvw-ga .Q Q 1 we gg,'zfy2ii:4 Hgf7g.5M W 1 -f'J-frltif 4. 1 -L, V ' ' at T f's fkxy , I ' Psfsws m , ' fl 6 3 Q 'X K.. 1 A ,Q QW if MW K 7' P 1 . . 'X , I 4 1 -, if F MH I X fl Y I gon- W N l . L my 0 ,ff 1 'E Manual Aguilar Iohn Bradley Raul Felix Tony Alvarado Lloyd Cato Ierry Heaps Eddie Salaz Dan Barton Iim D'1-imore George Hemandez Willie Rogers Ronald Battle Ennis Dudley Lawrence Lakey Henry Williams Robert Patrick Eddie Woodburn ff. gfavbafora Fremont's Bees, with a new coach from Hamilton, Bill Silverthorn, and a new squad with some returnees from last years championship team, opend the 1954 gridiron schedule with a runaway 14-0 triumph over Manual Arts on the Toilers field. Iefferson, one of the leagues finest, became the first eleven to score on the Pathfinders, but to no avail as the little men from Iohn C. clipped them 20-6. Next in line for our maurauding midgets came Garfields' Bulldogs. They too fell under the onslaught of our boys 20-0, after the Scouts had had 6 tee dees called back. Roosevelt became our next victim and proved to be the toughest eleven our stalwart Bees faced. We finished on top 7-U in a hard fought contest. Though Washington scored upon us, the Generals were never in the game as Silver- thorn's Slayers romped home again 19-6. This climaxed the third consecutive undefeated season for the mighty mites from Iohn C. Fremont. 79 JFK? U PULL 'EM DOWN WOW! WATCH THAT STUFF Uwlekafwl Q 55 FI iff' BEE LINEUP Bottom Row: Manual Aguilar, Ierry Hea Robert Patrlck, Iohn Bradley, Willie Hoge Dan Barton, Issac Maldinado. Second Row: George Hernandez, Henry V' liams, Eddie Salaz, Lawrence Lakey. BEE SQUAD Bottom Row: Charles Avery. Willie Iones, K Torres, Eddie Taylor, Ronald Battle, Wil Rogers, Charles Grahn, Ken Holley, Roh Estrada, Eddie Woodburn. Second Row: Lan Harris, Iohn Ramos, Lloyd Cato, Rich: Adams, Henry Williams, Leonard Peete. Lo rence Lakey, Iohn Reed, Dudley Ennis, Ic Lidell, Ierry Heaps, Isaac Maldinado: Th Row: Iohnny Spaulding, Ken Bryant, Char Bonner, Bill Critchiield, Tony Taylor, Rob Patrick, Tony Alvadado, Harold Willard. Ic Bradley, Ted Nakamura, Ray Hane, Dan Barton, Billy Turner, Frank Garcia, Chl Lopes, Eddie Rembert, Henry Mathews. Fou Row: Coach Bill Silverthom, Morris Myl Fred Wilson, Iackie Ware, lim Cowart, Char Iackson, Tom Iones, Tom Crouch, George H nandez, Raul Felix, Ioe Iimenez, Manual Ag lar, Eddie Salaz, Gilbert Cruz, Fernando A aga, lack Moreno. .gn we I QIfl6l SQUEEZE THAT PIG, MAN! OUT OF BOUNDS f A Qtyiw ? 5 K1 1. 1 HIT 'EM HIGH. HIT 'EM LOW M: gaalfefeem 2. Ernie Stafford CCapt.D Wendell Wells Ruben Knight Richard Howard Lester Lewis S.: E 'si K X as fit - t Numa, x , 5 L: X N. I . ,f X Q 'SN F, X QR qi N' KXN X .. w 'Ili W 2 W Carlos Treio Arthur Wyatt Theadore Brown Edward Wallace Taylor Billingslea ! FREMONT vs. MANUAL ARTS Manual Arts, hosting the Fremont Cagers, handed the visit- ing team a 57-53 loss in their initial contest of the season. It was a closely fought game but Manual forged ahead in the fourth with the Pathfinders trying desperately to close an 11 point deficit but falling short by 4 points. FREMONT vs. IEFFERSON Fremont handed Iefferson their first league loss with the powerful Pathfinders edging Democrats 72-68 in a thrilling game which both teams running the fast break. The Scouts showed their power on the boards wi-th Edward Wallace and Ernie Stafford controlling the backboards most of the game. FREMONT vs. GARFIELD Fremont's powerful five romped over a helpless Garfield 78-30. The Pathfinders showed power in everything they did and dominated the court at all times. FREMONT vs. ROOSEVELT The Pathfinder five went to Roosevelt as the underdogs of the game. Going into two overtimes it was sudden death for either team. Brown dribbled down the floor, through the entire Roosevelt five and then passed to Wallace whose set shot spilt the net. The underdogs conquered 63-61. FREMONT vs. MANUAL ARTS The Scout cagers defeated the powerful Manual Arts Toilers and put Fremont, Manual Arts, Iefferson, and Roose- velt in a 4 way tie for lst place. FREMONT vs. IEFFERSON ' In a wild and hectic battle the Pathfinders of Fremont were edged by Ieff's cagers 67-66. With two seconds left to play and the score all tied up. Ieff had two free throws coming because of a foul. They missed the first and new life came, but the second was made, and it was enough to win the game. FREMONT vs. GARFIELD The Mercermen coasted to a 71-38 victory over a weak Garfield. The Scouts were led by Ernie Stafford, who netted 30 points and a new school record for Fremont. FREMONT vs. ROOSEVELT The Pathfinders wound up the season by trouncing highly regarded Roosevelt 65-43. Leading the cagers was All City Ernie Stafford. The Fremontians ended the season with a 14-4 record, for the best year since 1935. Y O X 1612 . .r .tr Q if X4 75 , i kg tl is 15 I D f , I I 1 -f s.i2f2,fe i 1, A , n., I il :Q - 'i . isis X M . ,,. 2 P , fy 1 A? ,. , N N fi: I h v J .x l J, , ,nf , . I W- l 4 J h 1 xl ' u ll X Q. ,I ia,x.. I V ., 7 ,vu .Q-. QL .,g, . rlikj , ' .if If ,xr 5 ww, V K I XY, KX llw w a 70.73 3, 31,7 , .. -Vg 5 Ft . l 'J fi , fxzxs , A, 1. f A 'S 'Su f ey J, 1 xl 57,1 by, 1 Q, ,, ! ij F G '53, A X, U ,tg ,V 1 f22'y'f',E Al ' I, , .5 1 ,: :- -VN few.-rlfbf 3, K t Z 3 1' T 'M' X 4,1X1 tx! e Ili V111 . 1 va 1 at ri t A U req f .6 , ,, , J' X I fs P ' 'il 1 . f . i M r 4 s, ,fri gg . .lf g I , . t il f' lv w , A ,Jtlf Q it R A I Q 1 . x S ik: ii if iw ll m '5 jl 1 E L I i'f VARSITY SQUAD Bottom Row: Richard Howard. Art Kato, Theadore Brown, Wendell Wells. Taylor Billingslea, Walter Williams, Perry Pickens. Top Row: Carlos Treio, Walter Harper, Arthur Wyatt, Edward Wallace, Ruben Knight, Emie Stafford, Sidney Gibson, Lester Lewis, Coach lim Mercer. I UNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row: Clifford Iones, Edward Morgan, Richard Morgan, Sherman Fields, Dick Gatlin, Gilbert Sentimore. Gerald Colanter. Top Row: Karl Iefferson, Mickey Yoon. lim Cun- ningham, Billy Moore, Paul Treio, Huey Phillips, Richard Berry, Roosevelt Myles, Coach Iim Mercer. BEE SQUAD Bottom Row: Arnold Baker, Richard Walton, Ray- neal Pickens, George Davis, Iules Garcia, Don Thompson. Second Row: Austin Edwards, Melvin Nickle- berry, Don Carter, Eddie Coffman, Billy Day. Third Row: Everett Burnett, Straeter Rolling, Henry Ellis, Fovaker Smith, Don Toth. Fourth Row: Eddie Yamada, Mgr., Coach Les Haserot. CEE SQUAD Bottom Row: Lewis Robinson, Robert Martin. Roland Baker, Gene Brown, Lloyd Roberts. Second Row: Steve Turner, Scott Ellis, Iohn Rollins, Lee Cunningham, Ronny Delp Mgr. Third Row: Ernest Bozart, Tony Scottini, Freeman Broughton, Art Wilson, Coach Les Haserot. BEE TRACK vttom Row: David Angulano, Ed- :rd Brown, Leonard Peete, Buren mons, Ronald Battle, Vincent azzagatte, Lawrence Lakey, Emny Gibson, Billy Franklin, 'ott Ellis, George Davis, Lewis vbinson, Chester Wilson. tcond Row: Daniel Horton, Lor- ,zo Tyner, Branch Eflerson, Fred ade, Billy Cobert, Sidney White, :hard Stapler, Willis Knox, Flor- l Dangeriield, Charles Iackson, mn Elder, Gilbert Alvarado. .ird Row: Iohn Malicia, Kenneth tger, Iesus Martinez, Oti Maes, in Ramos, Kenneth Brynt, Rob- : Patrick, Robert Watkins, Henry .is, Keith Walker, Benny Love, bert Clemons, Cleant Hutcher- rx. urth Row: Coach Bill Silver- nm. ra cL5 fem VARSITY TRACK Bottom Row: Iean Burdette, Charles Avery, Maurice Anderson, Richard Walton, lim Wiley, Billy Shores, Ioe Surral, Kenneth Walker. Second Row: Tony Alvarado, Richard Cates, Ruben Knight, Perry Pickens, Lewis Miller, Robert Linden, Norman Henry. Third Row: Coach lim Mercer, Al Gomez, Andrew Harris, Glen Wade, Daniel Williams, Robert Curry, Basil Page, Thadis Iohnson, Victor Hall, William Turner, Taylor Billingslea, Armando Alvarado. ' Q '. CEE TRACK Bottom Row: Gene Brown, Carl Ross, Gene Brown, Ralph Taylor, Eugene Crayton, Vernon Spaulding, Kenneth Atwood, Edward Taylor, Chester Wilson. Second Row: Thomas Hibler, Richard Gatlin, Gilbert Leyvas, Charles Beachum, William Iackson, Salvador Avila, I. D. Williams, Tommy Evans, Frank De Aguilar, Harald Grayson. Third Row: Coach Bill Silverthorn. ix Q fSd hn. 'Zi FREMON5 0 sm n Left to Right: Al Gomez, Victor Hall, Richard Walton, Iene Burdett, Tony Alvarado, Robert Curry, Glen Wade, Ioe Surrel, Robert Linden, Lawrence Lakey, Richard Gatlin. 86 , 8l C6I Z5 QI ClfU X VARSITY TRACK The Pathfinder Spikesters had a successful season which included victories Roosevelt Garfield and state champ Centennial. They suffered two over , setbacks, one to Iefferson and one to Manual Arts. Even in defeat our boys ' ' ' M F ont had looked terrific, due to the superlat1ve coaching of I1m ercer. rem many standouts, such as Robert Curry CHurdlesD: Richard Walton fBroad I li Vic Hall tSprints and 4401: Ronnie Barrett 14405: Louis Miller C88Ul ump and Gary Sorenson CSprintsJ. The outlook for next year IS favorable and Fremont promises to demonstrate it's ability in all events. ,gqpsvlx QIKW1 My Qu- Av kg . X f fm Wa- V R414 K: f !f Y Q If gr' J yi 5' vqunhm HX.. x I 'W L Left to Right: Eddie Salaz -Bobby Estrada Wendell Wells -Kenny Hansen Carl Clay -Walter Iohnson -Dan Barton -Iim Hanggie -Gary Sorenson -Art Lottie -Mike Burke -Billy Turner George Hernandez -Richard Hunt -Mickey Yoon KW l 'x THE VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Horsehiders had a very good season. In practice they were never defeat- ed, beating Banning, Lincoln, Wilson, and Westchester respectively. The Pathfinders were always a threat in league play. Under the coaching of one of the best Mentors in the city, Coach Les Haserots' Horsehiders went through the season with determination and high spirits. The iollowing mainstays played steady baseball throughout the sea- son. Catcher Mike Buke, Pitcher Kenny Hansen, lst Base Carl Clay, 2nd Base George Hernandez, Short Stop Gary Sorenson, 3rd Base Walter Iohnson, Left Field Wendell Wells, Center Field Art Lottie, Right Field Iim Hanggie. Gary Sorenson and George Hernandez showed that they were necessities to the team with their timely hits and outstanding defense work. f p ii A Qflxxkfd U 3 l 495 BASEBALL SQUAD Bottom Row: Billy Turner, Carl Clay, George Hernandez, Gary Sorenson, Robert Estrada. Second How: Larry Swagerty lmanagerl, Wendell Wells, Eddie Salaz, Walter Iohnson, Richard Hunt, lim Hanggie, Dan Barton. Third Row: Coach Les Haserot, Ierry Nixon, Ken Hansen, Mike Burke, Art Lottie, Mickey Yoon, Ronnie Delp. afierof if .jJ0MeAi0!em I. V. SQUAD Bottom Row: Vincent Deyl, Larry Gallegos, Gerald Sumrow, Wayne Sorenson, Fred Ras- mussen, Sherman Fields, Ernie Venegas, Iim D'Amor, Alfonso Lugo, Coach Ted Coffman, Second Row: Lewie Lewis fManagerl, Lawrence Lane, Richard Clark, Frank Daniel, lack Lassley, Donald Toth, Bay Hane, Iim Cowart, Robert Brooks, Henry Laluente CManagerD, Charles Hainsworth fManagerJ. TENNIS CLUB Bottom Row: Duane Ienlcins, Eddie Kaufman, Eddie Yamada, Monroe Brantley, Gilbert Monreal. Second Row: Alfred Salaz, Gilbert Sentimore. Domenic Rizzi, Ronnie McClellan, Manual Aguilar, Coach Irv Tanner. 7 Q 6U'llfl8lf' 5 Qlfllfllfb QGUWL Fremont's racketeers are thirteen strong and all members have held their places. Standings of the players are: first man, Gilbert Sentimore: second man, Charles Mathis: .third man, Manuel Aguilar: fourth man, Monroe Brantley: fifth man, Domenic Rizzi: sixth man, Eddie Yamada: seventh man, Ron Mc- Clellan: eighth man, Duane Ienkins: and ninth man, Eddie Kaufman. Fremont constructed two new tennis courts which helped to speed up our matches. Coach Irv Tanner was the man behind the scenes and responsible for all the increased activities. -i x 6 1W M 5w WW-. 1-Domenic Rizzi 2-Eddie Kaufman Y i V Air' l 5? 'ff' A Ax,,. lfi f 3 ' if N ff as , ., if Q gv fi i A ' a 3-Alfred Salaz ,W ' ' .Eh Y 4 W 3 f ' I ffzfifgk -Manual A uilar H 2 'A '-fx a g W k ,g gf! if H '-. nav- M f. ug, M. f it I X w ' 2 , , , 4 'f f f if? Q Y '1 a Q4 X a. M---A --- ' -,K QM-1--u-1-' 7 f ! K J v I am, 1 I af 1.4 a aa i ' ayaa Q Q ' f ' f ' f f,,, ' ,f 5 R , Q , Q ,, Z ff -- 0111116 McClellan A V W Vl, A Q 6 Gilb tM 1 i .,.,, ' gg ' ' 'V I '- ef onfea fn a 1 v f fQ,,,,,,, ., i A , ,Vaa, 7-Eddie Yamada , . W 8-Monroe Brantley ' mv Z I n V 1' VV V, f Q' 92 ' 'V : ,f , M ' 0JQl l'l Gig QIWCM, Q6 QE? X 'I GYM CLUB Bottom Row: Art Escobar, Andrew Sais, Ronald Burkhalter, Coach Frank Nobbe, Bob Welch, Iames Imai, Bill Adams, Ruben Ochoa, Iames Lewis, Terry Gardner. Second Row: David Lowe, Nora Bennett, Teleslor Iaramillo, Peter Eymert. Gary Zickeloose. Robert Leyva, Martin Nunley, Gilbert Cruz, Melvin Flowers. Third Row: Chester Bowling, David Bowling, Iones, Herman Farlough, Herbert Grayson, Achiello Lopez, Gary Warkentin, Bill Critchiield. Fourth Row: lack Parks, Iohnny Fisher, Carl Walker, Iames Boatright, Bill Ramos, lack Masheeco, Anthony Taylor, Bruce Steiner, Fanzell Hoodeye. Fifth Row: Clyde Blanchard, Sam Riley, Keith Green. Sixth Row: Ray Spears, Don Murphy, Iohnny Rodriguez, Robert Crawford, Armando Alarcon Roy Ray, Iack Camenisch, Walter Yamaguchi, Ray Cordova. GYMNASTIC SCORE SHEET PRACTICE MEETS FREMONT sAN PEDRO .......,.... sm saw i FAIRFAX ,,,............,.. as 81 DUAL MEETS T MANUAL ARTS ...... zsm sow IEE:-'ERSQN ,,,,,,..,,.... 14W mm GAREIELD ,.,............. 48 72 l ROOSEVELT ............ 45 75 1 L Q. 11? 'E .Qu my efigw. 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