Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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Miscellaneous Misses 'iWeire all pals togetherfcom- rades, birds oi a leather. lhere you have the principle upon which the F. I-l. S. Girls' Club is based--comradeship. We recog- nize no superiority oi rank or regalia, and vve do our part in furthering the cause oi democracy vvhenever possible. For instance, we staged a Freshman-Senior mix- up in the early fall to help the newcomers become better ac- quainted vvith their senior sisters. Later, during the course oi our annual magazine drive, vve sur- passed even the Fuller-Brush man with our 'isales persistencefi The proceeds oi the drive were used to help needy girls through school. Margaret Habein, Adviser of Girls, English Margaret Freerlcsen President Dorothy Arrasmith, Senior President. Row 11-M, Milligan, M. E. Hutmacher, J. l-lardie. Row 2-P. Mensenlcamp, R. l. Stoke, P. Peasley, L. Walz June l4lhe feminine Finale- Girls' Club luncheon given by the under classmen. Senior girls and their mothers attend. If these be the accomplishments oi the wealcer sex, vve're perfectly satisfied vvith our gender, thanlc you. D. Arrasmith, D. Manthei, We have nothing but the greatest respect and admiration for Miss l-labein, our helpiul adviser, whom the girls have come to love and whom they always Find sympathetic when they seelc her advice.

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Row 1 'J. Trueblood, J. Landgraf, L. Luedeking, NW. Kevern, D. Horey, J. Kurth. Row 2 T. Johnson, P. Markel, J. Malort, M. Howard, H. Johnson, D. Houghton. Row 3 D, Kurtz, M. Kincannon, B. Buss, C. Law, P. Kailey, D. Howe. Row 4 K. Marsh, K. Morgan, C. Hornberger, M. Petit, H. Heck, P. Kuntz. Row 5 D. Boyer, D. LeBaron, P. Pearson, J. Hull, C. Kincannon, N. Molter. Row1 B. Wittbecker, V. Shippy, D. Wittbecker, M. Salsbury, G. Vore, H. Wienand Row 2 J. Tavenner, M. Salsbury, E. Wienand, M. Zanis, W. Lane, L. Norman. Row 3 A. Vore, B. Putter, L. Rumelhagen, W. Young, K. Vohlken, L. Smith. Row 4 P. Eulders, V. Woods, D. Vahnke, J. Shuey, S. Larson, W. Wescott. Row 5 R. Werntz, B. Thomas, D. Dubs, V. Duray, A. Tifft. alles of '38 01

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,JF Bill and Barb and Musser, Stars ol our Newspaper stall. Barb writes tlwe straiglwt, lVliss lvlusser directs, and Bill manufactures time lauglws, l'lere's our trio ol snoops lurning out dozens ol First-rate scoops Carolyn Musser, English, Journalism Bill Schmelzle, Barbara Eder They Scoop To UIIIIIIIIQI' l-li tlwere, Nortlwwestern lllinoisl So vouive come to Freeport lor tlwe Big Seven press Con- lerence? Wbat lunl llie lirst time we Englislw students and would-be autliors lwave been to- getlier lor a year, lo tlie music room lor a royal welcome and some songs to warm us upl llien panel discussions on various plwases ol sclwool papers and year bool4s, A speeclw on journalism by a man wlwo really lcnows, prof. R. lf. Wolseley ol Northwestern University. llie gong lor dinner. . .and we ruslw to the caleteria. Tables decorated witli red oalc leaves and autumn colors, a delicious meal, jolly scliool songs, swing music, and at the very last an inspiring speeclw by Miss Florence Qtis. llien . . .again we all reluctantly say farewell to tlie new friends weive made and to tlie press Conference lor anotlwer year. B. Steenrod, A iv ,W a, i . l