Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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Row Row Row Row Row I. II- III- IV. V. J. Mertins, B. Froehlich, C. Downing, B. Brasch, H. Dreier, A. Holtum. M. Butlar, N. Boyd, D. Fisliburn, Garrity, N. Collins, B. Farnham, G. Dinges. N. Feller, Brown, R. Bcldr, A. Belle, C. Best, G. Borger. V M. Adleman, E, Coomber, H. Campbell, F. Dickinson, C. Penticofl, B. Ellis, P. Bennehoff. M. Barber, R. Cremer, C. Jacobs, L. DeNure, M. Finkbeincr, R. Gitz, I. Bruce, Row Row Row Row Row Row I II III IV V VI J. Hawes, V. Hineline, M. J. O'Neill, M. Glaman, M. J. Gabel, J. L'HommedLeu, E. Modica, L. Smith, E, Hibner, R Greeson, E. Kohn. F. Miller, R. Hull, D. Strohecker, G. Schleick, -I. Kuehl, D. Wurtzel, E. Stukenberg, V. Hoffman, L. Hettingcr, E. Meyers, R. Ceiser, B. MeHoes, K. Snyder, T. Sehaney, Mailand, M. Snyder, G. Schunk, M. Scovell, R. Langenf stein, L. Strock, L. Rutter, D. Henry, H. Malott, V. Shawl. D. Shafer, V. Wilson, H. Walkey, M. Tappe, I. Weber, A. Padberg, E, Speer, Trobaugh, M. Nuesse, Rhodes, I.. Stephens, M. Schumacher. E. Smith, F. Johnson, Noeske, R. Hildebrandt, R. Pottinger, Healy, A. Shewczuk, B, Horton, M. Winter, M. Witty, Waldeclcer, W. Quies. L. Miller. E. Hubbard, D. Runte, R. Gitz, E. Spauchus, M. Phillips, D. Metters, E. Snearingen, K. Linstedt, F. Mack, C. Held. M. Georgalas. Page One Hundred Five

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M11.o ADLEMAN LLOYD BOLT THE FRESHMAN CLASS HISTGRY The youngest exhibitors at the Century of Progress are the Freshmen. Their exhibit is not very large as yet, but in three more years we expect that all space will be filled by these enterprising youngsters. At iirst they all felt very small and timid and were very much awed by their superiors, but as this feeling wore off they got the inspiration to achieve something worth while. They felt very honored when they were asked to join the different activities of the school, and they have started this year, their endeavors in music by providing both band and orchestra with musicians, and a small group have formed a German Band consisting of two clarinet players, Robert Erwin and Jack Healyg Justin Boyington, cornetg Jack Rhodes, bass horng and Earl Kryder, aritone. The night before the annual RockfordfPretzel clash the Freshmen sponsored a float in the parade, depicting the forth-coming defeat of the Rabs in the form of a neat tombstone efligy. They have gone still further in their progress by electing capable and efficient class officers: Milo Adleman, president, Lloyd Bolt, vicefpresidentg and Jean Weber, secref tary-treasurer. The Freshmen B's oflicers were: president, Kenneth Stein, vicefpresident, Bill Peterson, secretaryftreasurer, Emerson Kahly. They elected Miss Nelson as their sponsor. l KENNETH STEIN BILL PETERSON EMERSON lim' f' ! Page ne undrecl href: I to .