Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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ROSE HOFFMANN Orange and Black, C3-41, Pep Club, C D5 Com- mercial Club, C3-41, Polaris StafT, Coil, Class Prophet, C4D, Cramberries, C4Dg Poster Com., C41 Petitee-The lookr like a little girl, hut Jhe ir every hit an artirt and a lady. Light-footed-,fht certainb' tan dame, and ro fairy-like, too. EMERSON HoFME1s'rER Entered from Davis High School, The modart--Emer.ron wanted to he ax inrompiruour ar po.r.rihle. The unexritahle - Nothing maker him move fatter: he it alzvayr the tame. REBECCA HOY Orange and Black, C1-7.-3-4Dg Operetta, C1-LD, Latin Club, Cz.-3-4Dg French Club, Cz-3-41, Class Play, CQ, Pep Club, C3-4D, Cramberries, C4D, Vice President, C451 Honor Society, C4D, Editor-in-Chief of Polaris, C41 Barley the imaginative-A girl very original in her ideaf, The .rinreref.S'inrere in her Jtudy, ronoerrationr, and afrociattonr. ELIZABETH HUTCHISON Orange and Black, C1-7.-3-4Dg Latin Club, Cz-3-45, Operetta, C5-4Dg Pep Club, C3-4Dg News Typing Staff, C4D, Cramherries, The good friendw.S'he'r alwayr doing .rornething for mmeone, The rni,rrhiez'ou.r-.rhe can think up more mifrhief in a minute than we can in an hour. MAGDALENE ILGEN Orange and Black, C41 Spanish Club, CQ, Treble Clef, C3-41, Banquet Committee, CQ, Cramberries, C434 Magdaletze the dignifea'-f.S'he'.r every inch a lady. The pleaxantw-A plearing companion, and a true frimd, GARNET JEFFREY Entered from Letts High School, C455 Orange and Black, C4D, Operetta, C4D, Treble Clef, C4D, Cramberries, Betty the ufillingwGarnet if alu'av.r willing to help. The ifztererring-A girl intererting to talk with and to know. Muzcm -IoHNsoN Orange and Black, C1-2.-3-4D, Pep Club, Cz.-Q, Operetta., C3-4D, Latin Club, C3-45, Treble Clef, C3-4D, Home Economics Club, C3-Q, Cramberries C41 Martia the .rmiling-Alwaw hapjry, The lrelfrfirlq- The don her heft to d0,1'0ll a favor. EVELYN .IONAS Entered from Winslow High School, C41 The irzdurtriom-.Vhr haf a good time, hut her ivorlz ir fmt neglected. The .IIl'6'tf'l'EU1I7tf6llk'.Yh7C ha.: an attrartive di.rpo.rition. Tu'er1t1'5fr'e

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RICHARD HAYNER Hi-Y, CI-Z.-3-45, Latin Club, Cz-455 Spanish Club, QQ, Radio Club, C1-LD, Operetta, CQ, Class Play, QQ, Class Play, Dick the agreeahle-It iJn't in hir nature to quarrel. Coinpanionahlegfl good friend and a good fellow. GERTRUDE HEIDEN Commercial Club, Q3-41 The neat-from top to toe, .the it alwayf just ro. The delicate-A delicate flower, Jo the .reern.r,' her hair and complexion haunt one'.f dreamt HOWARD HEILMAN H. H. H., Talkatioe--In Jpite of hir Jmall Jiqe. Howie can talk fait enough to win a hig argument. foi'ialfHiJ rheerfulnerr ir rtrong enough to overshadow hir diminu- ti1'eneJ'J. THEODORE HEINEN Football Council, QQ, Football, CL-3-45. Another hig, quiet athlete. Fight- Ted alwayr put everything he had into the game until the final uihirtle. NORMA HENSON Orange and Black, CI-7:3-4DQ Home Economics Club, C3-43, Commercial Club, C41 Pep Club, C41 Deniure-A Jhy, modcrt, deniure girl, whom eoeryone admirer. Looeb-Her heauty it two-foldj heauq of face and heauijf of character. GEORGE HEPFER Entered from Pearl City High School, QQ, Pearl City Valeclictorian, Plearing-You couldn't help returning hi: engaging Jmile. Zealouf-Hir work war never allowed to fall hehind. RODNEY Hnwms Hi-Y, Cz-3-iQ, Band, C3-IQ, Orchestra, QQ, Brass quartet, C41 Mufician-Rodney wax a trubl indirpenmhle hand hay. Witq-Rod'.r Jerouibf-voiced wit made hir joker .reem all the more funny. Ozno D. HILL Board of Control, QI-355 Class Historian, CLD, Hi-Y, C1-1-3-Q, Treasurer, CLD, Latin Club, CJ.-3-42, French Club, C3-AQ, Relay, C3-43, Basket ball, CLD, Class Play, QQ, Polaris Staff, C41 A gentlemen-Hit gentlemanbf character maker him liked hy everyone. Indioidualig'- OZ ir a man of hir own mind. Tweng'-four

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JOHN JURGENSMEIER Flywcight basketball,Q1D, Hi-Y,CI-LD, Carnival, CD' The athlete--He i.r .rinall in Jtature hut great in hi.r plaving. The good fellow-He never forget: to :mile and Jpeak to every one of hif friendJ. MELVIN KEISTER Band, Cl-7.-3-45, Orchestra, CI-7.-3-43. Mu.rieal - Melv. held frft chair clarinet in the hand, and he 'filled hir plate well. The referved-He war .ro quiet .ro at almoft to hide hir ahility. ELEANOR KENNISON Orange and Black, C1-7.-3-41, Treble Clef, CI-7: 3-4D, Ass't Manager, CL-41, Pep Club, fr.-3-AQ, President, C41 Operetta, C1-3-4D, Student Council, Cz-3-45, Class Play, QQ, Dramatic Club, CQ, Cramberries, QQ. Eleanor the clever-Xhe whizqex you right off your feet with her .rnappy Uiomehackxf' The peppy-.Yhe'J prexident of the Pep Cluhj why not? ALICE KINNEY Orange and Black, CI-2.-3-45, Latin Club, Cz.-3-LQ, Carnival, CQ, Operetta, QQ, Commercial Club, QQ, Cramberries, QQ, Pep Club, C3-41 The ion.rtantWA true, conftant friend . The helpful- .Yhefr kind and helpful to everyone. LORRAINE KNAUFF Orange and Black, CID, Operetta, QLD, Pep Club, CQ, Commercial Club, C41 French Club, Lorraine the quietfThoJe who talk leaxt, think inoft. The Jun1UW.S'he never get.r angry ahout anything. ALFRED KOESTER Commercial Club, C3-45, President, QQ, Play Commercial, QQ, H. H. H., Alfred the Jhort-hand artiJtw Al i.r a regular Jpeedoter with hi.: pen. The willing-l'Villing to help anyone out of a right plate. RUTH KORTEMEHER Treble Clef, C3-45, Home Economics Club, Q3-IQ, Commercial Club, Ruth the optiinirt-.Y he alwavr looki' for a hetter day to come. The peace maker-A girl who can adjuxt all qzzarrelf. HELEN FRANCES KRAPT Orange and Black, C3-4D, Latin Club, The indurtriour-fl' he work: earneftbf at all her taxkf. The amiahle-She har a friendb .rmile for everyone, all the' time. TlL'6Hlj'-Jlx