Brocton High School - La Liberte Yearbook (Brocton, NY)

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DEB TE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Richardson, Danny Belmondo, Faith Weirbach, Ted Tomkins, Mary Anne Blackmore, Susan Markham, Mr. Stoddard, Marilyn Grabowski, Susanne Swetland, Roger Markham, Larry Nichols, John Sharp, Bruce Coe, Tom Hebei- son, William Przytula, Carl Presto, Charles Burton, Robert Benjamin. The Debate Club was organized again this yearto encourage and promote oral expression of logical thought processes. During this, year, the club participated in competitive debate with both novice of experienced teams within the Southern Tier Conference. This years subjects for high school debate teams concerned The U. S. Trade Policy in the Hemispheref' In this area the students materially benefited in the field's of English and History. MERICAIN FIELD ERVICE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sylivia Lane, Sherry Cave, Darlene Bomasuto, Susan Horlacher, Elaine Pompender, Marlyn Grabowski, Patty Judge, Judy Williams. SECOND ROW: Sharon Burnside, Susanne Dobbins, Susanne Swetland, Judy Sinare, Kathy Coughlin, Patty Pfysterer, Mary Ellen Lamkin, Susan Markham. THIRD ROW: LindaJohnson, Faith Weirbach, Sue Carlson, Sharon Richardson, Francoise Beran, Judy Musso, Linda Woleben, Ginger Knoll, Nancy Loup. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Munson, Pam Montfort, Linda Parisio, Stephenie Sherwood, Shiela Cranston, Judy Portman, Terry Greene, Nancy Emhke, Eileen Pratt, Judy McDonnell, Ellen Pierce, Diane Cornell, Nancy Heberle. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Venn, Janice Milliman, Mary Ann Munson, Kathy Snyder. SIXTH ROW: Danny Belmondo, Terri Morse, Harry Petch, Sherwin Keisshauer, Henry Link. American Field Service Getting to Know Them . The A.F.S. Club is an organization that works to promote friendship and understanding with our foreign neighbors. During the year our goal is raising money to insure the continuance of this pro- gram. The Annual Variety Show with the student body participating is one of the most successful activities of the year. This year we hope, also under this American Abroad Program, to have a student study in a foreign country.

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' AVANTE GUARDE I ACTIO i V: E 5 2 USINESS: Francoise Beran, SPORTS AND NEWS: Judy Belmondo, Carl Spoto, Portman, Dennis Titus. Smith. EDITORIAL BOARD: Mr Stoddard, Faculty Adzfifofg' Robert Benjamin, Ed1'tar-1'n- Cbid Mary Ann Blackmore Co-Editon AND HUMOR: Timothy Gotto, Sue Carlson ART AND MAKEUP: John Sharp, Ted Tomkins 47

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This year's foreign exchange student is Francoise Beran. Her home is in Geneva, Switzerland and she comes from a family of six. She has two older brothers and a younger sister. I-ler father is the manager of an accounting firm. Franny attended school in Switzerland took a classical course of studies in a girl's public high school. In addition to academics she plays the piano and guitar. She also played a major role in the Senior Play. Franny is a welcome addition to the Senior Band and Senior Chorus, as well as to the whole student body. FOREIG Francoise Beran EXC ANC-IE Victor Toyofuku STUDENTS Representing the International Fellowship pro- gram is Victor Toyafuko, who makes his home in Lima Peru, along with the other members of his family. Victor's parents resided in japan prior to moving to South America. Victor has enjoyed his stay in America but misses the big city. Upon returning to Lima, Victor will continue his educationg hoping one day to become an electrical engineer.