Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

 - Class of 1933

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january 6. We go to town again with a 29f27 win over East Aurora. This World's Fair Team surely is going over with a bang. january 7. The situation of last night is repeated against Galesburg, the score being 27f17. At last Freeport beats Galesburg's percentage basketball. january 10. I received a We Start Our New Semester in this World's Fair February 6. Today there was quite a rumpus over in the Latin Exhibit, and I later learned the cause. It was because 41 new members were taken into the society with due ceremony. I guess the proverbial goat got a good workout. February 9. The Carnival plans emerged from the tcrflblc Shock t0Cl3Y- The T' Administration Building today. The officials fEverett l'eP0ft Cards Came 0Ut- It Laughlin, Mary Mohr, Mr. Crawford, and Mrs. Kiddj Surely WHS 3 ClaY for Meh' J' 3 announced that there will be a onefact play, a baby me becaute he had fl gn 1 parade, and an orchestra with Mon Hartheld as the Chance to all' the Old Ohes -I i maestro. It looks like I am going to have a ripfroaring on gt?-Pettult and lcttlhfl rwl..,,,gi time at this festival. the juice squirt where it 5,4 may- 35. Xli1ZQ'rlg3E. February 10. Today it looked like the exhibit from St '9N-Ehitgi Spain was going to collapse for there was a great dis' V ' -T5 g1? ' . .fa lWlTy ll- An 355eml3lY xr-, turbance there. I later learned that it was due to the WHS held In the Stadium W initiation that 31 new members were getting free of today for the awarding Of ,. ' charge. I guess Wayne Barber, the president of the' football letters. The letters E' ii ? Club had his hands full, amounted to 17 heavies, I . , 18lir1htS, and manager's , 2, February 13. An old friend of mine, the inf letter. Andy gives another Y 'hw 1:25 quiring reporter, informed me of a lot of gore shogt talk on school ' todgy. The Carnlivallis to come off today ip the Spltl ' E 65191 Sta ium, and t e eauty contest is a most mtl clinched with Mary Mohr as the lucky one. He Jflllltafy l3- I guess the gbjjjjff also informed me that the Sophomore Oratorical Jinx is on Freeport, be' - , r I contest was held today with Robert Pash cause we were beaten by 5 ' 1 the winner and Homer Ogle, woman West Aurora 25-18. Pad' i. . hater, coming in second. dy Harmon blames it onto . ' Mg, West's telephone booth 2- 'M ' f February 14. I am a bit tired after the gym. 1 - A -f I, exciting evening last night, but I am not L' -H., x too tired to give the girl friend a valenf january 16. Iwag Particuf ml' 7 tine. I hear that the Carnival was a larly pleased today in an ' y financial success to the extent of 5220. assembly given by our A .. XVe might have a Polaris after all. I also band. Mr. Kubitz showed Wu learned that the operetta for botll lllis mettle and his - .. .I ana.-ii-m-is thjg Year is rv be Pirates mett es. .. '5 r f ' 3 of Penzance. E? 'fi tifif aar r january 19. I was won- EE , 7 ' Q February 16. The debaters dering what all those green M xl. ' 72 Staff their long gflhf-l Of things were doing today, ,ff ' ' N f., preparation for the T0 I thought I would fol, 5 'llmllllllllllll EVN coming season. Tonight OW one. He led me to H t 1: gr they meet Dubuque in Class meeting of the fresh, . 5 ' a duofmeet for the ex- meh, and there I learned X Z? -1-L' 5 If perience to be gained that Mike Adleman was S tv Xin-Y l ll ' I from the platform. elected PfeSiClent of all 'Zi ' lil' -V, . After this is over we'll green things that run 1 4- probably hear a bit of around the Freeport High - i ill 4' discussion about an School Fair Grounds. ' II1kUI1'ln UIX- january 20. We split a double header with the Prison- ers. The heavies win 24-20, while the lights were losing 31f29. Paddy Harmon called it a moral victory. january 21. The Dramatics Department gave three plays at the Vv'oman's Club today. From the pleased look on Miss Whitfield's face, there are indications that all went well. january 22'24f2'5. All of the Seniors are very pale and haggard. It is examination time for everyone and it is no fun, take it from one who knows. january 27. Am I tough! Rockford took us down the line to the tune of 26f2'i and 18f17. Paddy Harmon says it is because of the phone booth again. january 30. I was wonderng what all the green plants were doing at the water fountain. Upon peering closer I found that they were the new release of freshmen from junior High. I attributed the use of the water fountains to the fact that all green things need water. Page One Hundred Eighteen February 22. Vacation, no gore, how sore. February 23. The Dramatic Students presented a clever play in the Music Room today, and I hear that the students are still aghast at the wonderful acting done by june Pellet and Paul DeNure. February 24. The debaters had a frolic with Kewanee today. I hear that they had a clever case, but the case of the Freeport teams had one more bottle than theirs. The group photography for the annual is begun today and I have to endure Mensie's timefworn joke about having the mug shot. February 28. There hasn't been much doing about the Fair Grounds for quite a time. I heard from Kloos that the basketball teams have a chance for the conference title if they can beat Rockford in the last game. March 1. The Mask and Wig gave a Colonial program today. I was inspired by seeing the last word in fashions at the Nifty Shop presented by the students under Miss Weyer.

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