Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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french club white sands stretching beside blue waters, gnarled, burly fishermen heaving their nets, brown bathers basking on the riviera, cheerful young children cycling to school, flowing farmlands covered with arbors, g0flllC'C'l1llYCll spircs spearing the sky- this is the france the club members know this is the france they sing about, hear about, plan about. this is the france they talk about, think about, read about. this is thf- france of nicolet. 28

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latin club translations forgotten, grammar forsaken, the latin club gathers to learn about romans- their customs, their Clothes, their way of life. an ancient world of togas and sandals, of muses and furies, of catacombs and forums eneircles the club as members hear records, Construct models, create dramas to further their knowledge of the power, of the splendor, of the pageantry that was rome. 27

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german club members study germany, a land of red-topped villages curling into hillsides, mighty castles soaring into clouded skies, and flowering trees blooming over cobblestone walks, germany, a land of rivermen lured by the golden-haired lorelei, warriors stricken by armored valkyries, and princes entranced by graceful swan-maidens, germany, a land of skyscrapers rising above the war rubble, blackened engines steaming through tunnels, and gigantic turbines spinning with power: germany, a land of stein songs sung by heidleburg students, lilting lullabyes bummed to small, drowsy children, and evensongs chanted in impressive cathedralsg germany, a land of beauty, legend, industry, german club and song. 'lf' i 1 r 'is ill , W .. A , 4 29