Fremd High School - People Yearbook (Palatine, IL)

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Talented Orchesis Members Provide Fremd With Graceful Entertainment Orchesis is one of the most disciplined and most produc- tive activities at Fremd High School. Sponsored by Mrs. Emmer, membership is based on the dancing ability and choreographic skills of each girl who auditions for member- ship. The members of Orchesis contribute much to the enter- tainment schedule at Fremd. Along with Jazz Band, Orche- sis produces the annual Christmas Assembly and each spring the Dance Show becomes the major SMASH of the season, highlighting the individual and group talent of these girls. .I-o 4 LJ t 2lll1lL.ll ' I Orchesis members Nancy Wickum, Ian I-laliday and Nancy Nesvig discuss Jana Montjoy demonstrates a step during tryouts. a dance routine for dance show. -scifi Orchesis: Row 1: G. Paulick, President, S. Snyder, D. Rogner, L. Berkley, Vice-president, A. Easy. Row 2: J. Montjoy, K. Hart, N. Nesvig, J. Haliday, Secretary, N. Jarocki, N. Wickum, . ercer. 142

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odern Music Masters Emphasize Skills, Musical Know-How Modern Music Masters, better know to Fremd students as Tri-M, is open to students who demonstrate skillful profi- ciency in instrumental music. Admission to the club is gained through a written test and audition. This club gives several concerts during the school year. Mr. Peterson is sponsor of this activity. Officers: D. Davis, R. Glessner, MJ. Lonze, Mr. Peterson, Sponsor, M. Gross Windy Cindy Stillman demonstrates her skill and ability M ,4- -fx i ' Giivaev Tri-M: Row 1: K. Sena, R. Glessner, P. Friedman, R. Caruk, K. Cohan. Row 2: D. Davis, S. Edwards, P. Moncek, B. Peterson, D. Wilson, J. Groft. Row 3: C. Jacobi, K. Brasky, S. Sieratowski, C. Stillman, J. Gieske, J. Efflandt. Row 4: L, Gilmer, L. Evans, B. Nutt, L. Rueckel, C. Walsh. Row 5: M.I. Lonze, M. Cross, A. Yuen, l.. Walsh, J. Pallme, I.. West.

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NHS Members Rank High In an Areas Of School Life National Honor Society is a nationwide organization which pays special tribute to those students who excel both academically and socially. Any junior or senior with a B average or better is eligible for this organization. Leader- ship, activities benefiting school and community and aca- demic achievement are considered during the selection pro- cess. Sponsored by Mr. Herseth and Mrs. Mueller, NHS par- ticipates in many activities including cultural field trips and offering assistance to the community as with the Swine Flu innoculations this year. Fremd agrees that this organization is one of the finest. 3 if JL Officers: Mr. Herseth, Adviser, E. Marsik, Sec., J. Mayer, Vice-Pres., Mrs Mueller, Adviser, J. Filosa, President. i 4 i National Honor Society: Row 1: K. Martz, J. Mayer, E. Marsik, J. Filosa. Row 2: D. Hallber , B. Apland, S. Albrecht, C. Cannon, C. Klin . Row 3: S. McWilliams, M. Maschino, D. Davis, S. Reef S. Nortillo. Row 4: L. Davis, D. Kleiner, B. Igutt, J. Pallme, A. West. Row 5: M. Simeon, A. Oswald, J. Matsurra, R. Milligan, V. Stafford, L. Hilleschein. Row 6: A. Yuen, L. Swan, Mrs. Mueller, I. Jones, S. Rusch, Mr. Herseth, L. Walsh. Librar Aides Provide Valuable Service To School Library Aides contribute much to seeing that equipment is delivered to the right place at the right time. These aides learn how to operate and care for the audiovisual equipment used in the classrooms and make valuable additions to the staff at Fremd. S Library Aides: Left To Right: S. Schmuckler, M. Surran, D. Flanagan, M. Busch, I. Shaw, T, Gagliano, T. Pizzato, R, Ouzounian, I. Greenlees, C. Davis, C. McLain.