Fremd High School - People Yearbook (Palatine, IL)

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g A hot game gets underway. Checkmate Is Familiar Term For Members Of Premd Chess Club Chess Club is open to those Fremd students who are interested in acquiring greater skill in the fine points of the game. Sponsored by Mr. Wilson, the club meets every Tues- day where all members become involved in games which are continued on a week to week basis. Chess Clubg Row 1: S. Schmukler, R. Reschke. Row 2: D. Kleiner T Kuehn, R. VonMayr. From Radios To Regulators Electronics Club Offers Involvement Electronics Club is designed for the student who has an interest in any aspect of electronics. No prior experience is necessary for a student to become actively involved. The club meets twice a month to work on group selected projects is Officers: G. Sorrentino, President, M. Kilian, Vice-Pres., B. Carlson, Secretary, Mr. Chamberlain, Sponsor. ranging from stereo receivers to all types of test equipment. Electronics Club: Row 1: T. Suppes, 1. Atherton, B. Carlson. Row 2: S. Hosimer, G. Sorren tino, B. Marsolais. Standirzfz J. Adams, K. Berkeley, L. Seeber, J. Burkhard, M. Kilian Mr Chamberlain. Not picture : I. Link, S. DeQuaker.

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vwfv Medical Careers Club Encourages Students To The Medical Careers Club at Fremd is sponsored by Nurse Sobszynski and is open to any interested student who wishes to explore the field of medicine for possible career opportunities. Guest speakers are a feature of many meet- Medical Careers Row 1 E Kemnrtz D Kleiner M Cavrlles H Davis, P. Niaves. Row 2: A. Konishi, T. Knishi, M. Y. Club Officers: P. Niaves, Treasurer, L. Potokar, Secretary, Nurse Sobcznski, D. Kleiner, President, M. Cavilles, Vice-President.

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Work Programs Provide Opportunit For Work And Study, Giving Fremd Students Experience In Chosen Occupations ex 't' The collective purpose of the Work Programs at Fremd High School is to encourage leadership ability through work experience. Students are encouraged to seek employ- ment in areas which are of interest to them and which offer potential job opportunities. Included in the Work Programs are Home Economics Related Occupations, Office Education, Distributive Educa- tion and Cooperative Work Training. The members of these groups sponsor a year-end dinner for their employers and finance this dinner through fund-raising projects. The quality of these programs is testified to by the suc- cessful participation of both students and employers. fi 5 .f Service with a smile appears to be Kim Lundee's motto at Chas. Stevens. ' - if Distributive Education: Row 1: M. Yocherer, C. Leahy, B. Bobiy, N. Drew anis, M. Breton. Row 2: K. McCallister, K. Lundee, P. Gordon, N. Finis, C. Curtis, D. Cox, Kelly, M. Crick, D. Karst, G. Wroblewski, I. Kendall. V, 'ag 'ti as . gf' -IE Distributive Education: Seated: E. Robinson, T. Manner, S. Flavin, D. Magel, D. Cappello, M. Kendl, C. Carroll, I.. Balser, C. Fox, D. Risley, S. Brztowski, P. Loser, W. Polaczewski, P. Brunner, G. Hoffman, J. Hafferkamp. Standing: D. Fitza, D. Hey, D. Doose, S. Moore, C. Kuhl. I