Fremont High School - Black And Gold Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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French Club s lls food to hungry student bod was-.,E. 6 L. French Club members seem to be enjoying themselves at a wienie roast with a family from France. The wienie roast was the first activity of the year for the growing organization. At the beginning of the school year French Club had a wienie roast with a family who had just moved to the United States from France. They next had a par- ty where everybody brought some homemade French pastry. Senior Jodie Lenser expressed everybody's feelings about it when she said, Everything l sampled was delicious-and I sampled everything! French Club was busy during October working on a French tiger for the Homecoming display that was a joint ef- fort of the three language clubs. The clubs also got together for a joint Christ- mas party. A main project of French Club was ear- ning money by bake sales so that a trip to a French cafe in Omaha could become a reality. In the spring the club organized a banquet at which French food was serv- ed. Q M 3 Front row: Vice-pres. L. Knoell, Sec. A. Rabe, Treas. G. Soukup, Pres. C. Johnson. Second row: B. Cunningham, C. Goodenough, J. McGee, D. Thomas, P. Thayer, L. Tonsfeldt, M. Sixta, K. Edgington, N. Eskilsen, N. Line. Third row: B. Fox, S. Leathers E. Nissen, K. Patrick, J. Steinpreis, B. Lambourn, L. Romans, J. Lenser, Spon. Miss B. Carlson. Back row: R. Hart, T. Caauwe, T. Brand, J. Grey, R. Miers, B. Raymond, M. Brannon, S. Livingston, D. Carnahan, V. Post, R. Fox. French Club participated in many activities with the other language organizations.

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Front row. Vice-pres. W. Jensen. Sec. D. Meyer, Pres. M. Heyne, Treas. S. Petersen. Second row. Spon. Miss V. Weber. L. Olson. W. Buettow, D. Wehrmann. W. Peitzmeir, C. Lund, M. Lundy, L. Knoell, M. Niebaum, L. Wilkenson. L. Updike, D. Phillips. Back row: N. Allen, E. Nissen, V. Hattan, D. Warneke, M. Johnson, C. Cooper, B. Raymond, L. Rohlfs, J. Hunter, S. Sass, P. Sherlock, J. Walraven. Y-Teens stress personal approach Cathy Cooper and Chris Lund pose for the . . .However Mary Law and Bobbi Raymond ig- Ph0'0S aPl1er between mouthfuls. nore the photographer between mouthfuls. The purpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed to by faith as Christians. Y-teens for the school year I972-l973 chose the more personal part of Y- teens, getting along with each other. Y- teens has tried something different this year by putting the girls into groups or families to eliminate the communication 83P- As president, Mariorie Heyne explained the idea behind the idea. ln most clubs I have found that there is alack of com- munication between the members and the officers. lndividuality or a more per- sonal approach is what we are striving for in Y-teens this year.

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Front row: Soph. Rep. C. Whitson, Treas. H. Spilinek, Sec. L. Sinnett, Pres. W. Jensen. Vice-pres. S. Daniels. Second row! N. Schleicher, M. Steiner, T. Rohrs, K. Jones, L. Lodde, C. Roh. L. Johnson, S. Jones, P. Means, K. George, Spon. M Keyes. Third row: M. Lundy, M. Clark, L. Koleno, D. Mundt, S. Yost, L. Gaughen W. Peitzmeier, W. Buettow, C. Gaston, S. Irish, L. Reier, L. Schwarting, S. Arm- brust. Fourth row: P. Wheelock. L. Legler. T. Burns. J. Kruse, A. Meyer, L. Thew, L. Henrichson, C. Henderson, A. Benham, P. George. L. Price, D. Luben, S. Yost, G. Cochran. Back row: N. Wilkinson, J. Borck, N. Rodaway, S. Bloom, F. Huffman, S. Carstensen, J. Steyer, H. Hoelscher. J. Bliven. J. Goldsberry, G. Bradford, D. Neubauer, R. Christensen. Interest in foreign language clubs was greatly in- creased at FHS in the last year. ' oys should join Spani h Club' 5 I This year there are approximately 85 members of Spanish Club. A person does not necessarily need to be taking Spanish to join, but an interest in the language and the Spanish speaking countries is J- helpful. f ' Some of the activities were a picnic, a 5 Christmas party with the French and German Clubs, a taco party and the if building of a second place Homecoming J, display with the other language clubs. Q For the celebration of the Carnival, it Spanish Club had a box lunch supper. f We This was to raise funds for the people . vi., ' who are planning a trip to Mexico. if 'w.? '7E? Junior Lori Sinnett, secretary of the club, W commented on it. Our display and car- nival turned out real well. More boys should join our club, it's a lot of fun. Junior John Steyer gets the show on the road by having things well in hand at the Spanish, German and French Club Carnival. Proceeds from the event were used to help finance students' trips abroad.