Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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rwaawsi Our stage seethes with a mob of student players, some speaking brilliant parts, others remaining more or less mute. But each actor---from the awkward under-study to the star of the showf-plays an im- portant role and adds his colorful bit to the pano- rama of life at F. H. S. The buildings and campus serve as the setting for our mighty drama. The faculty act as stage hands, shifting the scenery, the background of mental atti- tude, against which our skits are enacted. No orthodox actors are we. We play our parts wherever we are: on, off, or back stage. Then in a grand finale, we climax our final efforts with gradu- ation, and with a roar of applause demand a curtain call from the director who has seen thirty-six consec- utive seasons of the Drama of Freeport High School. Mary Ennenga, Editor Harold Glaman, Editor Paul Ousley, Business Manager Eugenie Vore, Business Manager 5 .fi V .Q I ,jf- 1' 1 ug X Q W ., lwllxdl mm , 3, -v i' 4-1 .. ., fs 'Jef in Q ,-rivjfnifl Ii 'ML' fl . V I I 4 1 -grnflgggpii 91. r -4.-,ig-f K , fl vu 1i'H A ' 1-52 nf ,' ,4. 'vii'-' A .. --M, -. 5 li-H , 2. .guy .-.wr 1. V-,Qs ,Z-fy 5Qfi+'?,y .N nl.

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