Senior Memories…

My most memorable moment was…

…getting inducted into NHS and the feeling of pride as my parents watched. (Brian Herlihy)

…watching Mr. Johnson almost have a heart attack when I swore once in his class sophomore year. (Steve Schwarz)

…the day I let the squirrel loose in the cafeteria junior year. (Sandy Kennedy)

…being escorted down the hall by a police officer during the mass tardy and I wasn’t even near the cafeteria. (Kathy Lee)

…when I placed 1^st in the Illinois State Typing contest and 5^th in Nationals, even with second degree burns from a sun lamp. (Jean Krzeminski)

…when we tore down the signs Fremd put up at our basketball game. (Mark Betz)

…getting forever condemned to the library for doing absolutely NOTHING wrong. (Wendy Copeland)

…when the Palatine soccer team beat Fremd in the sub-sectional finals 1-0 on George Kelly’s goal. (Erik Bo-Hansen)

…explaining to my parents Trigonometry was the best thing, to fail. (Skip Martin)

…trying to tell my mother “Everyone in my history class failed, it was the teacher’s fault.” (John Lundin)

…the Steve Herbst Walk-A-Thon, how the whole school pulled together for him, I thought it was great. (Kari Groberg)