Junction High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Junction, TX)

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Before the lunch bell rings, Frank Frietsh sifs down to rest and talk with friends. During the Football Banquet, Frank Frietsh receives an award cer- tificate from Coach Mick Casaday. In American Flistory, (eannie Roberts finishes her homework while Frank Frietsh is surprised by the camera. (yermany — J aCona lAJau JJc ■ ony way stome unction is very different from my home in Ger- many remarked Frank Frietsh. Leaving your friends would be hard for some, but for Frank it was not. Frank was quoted as saying, I am really an independent person although I do miss my family and friends. I have enjoyed living in Junction. While staying in Junction Frank participated in football as a Junior Varsity player. Learning all the rules of the game was the hardest part, stated Frank. Some of Frank's hobbies were rowing, handball, bicycling, jogging, and reading. Rowing is the sport he missed the most. German schools are different from American schools. In Germany they cannot choose the classes until the twelfth or thirteenth grade, and they do not have classes after lunch. After high school Frank will attend two years of the ar- my in Germany, which is required, then enroll in a university. EXCHANGE STUDENT 25

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24 EXCHANGE STUDENT

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Gathering around the new Mustang, Kelly Kothmann, Stacy Davis, Traci Davidson, David Rojas, and Oscar |ohn Abilez let out the last of the crazies before returning to class. Hurrying to beat the tardy bell, Ashley Campbell takes a quick glance across the street before rushing for the building. Trying to save herself from the rain, Melissa Evans tosses her books into her car after school. 26 CARS Sponsored by CEDAR FIBER CO. P.O. Box 127, Junction, Texas, 446-2571