Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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Ruw I L. lmltitfltl. Al. Spriiigcr, Nl, Bttlxcr, L. Stukciilwcrg. Rum' 2 L. Sxxuuilt, AI. l5.lLlgltCI1lWLlLlglt, L. Nclsun, B. McMillzu1. U. Burkliultlcr, B. liatusclicr. Ruw 3 U. Kulluiu. D. Lung, bl. Fickcrt, bl. Quiiiccr, tl. Sturtvvguit, D. Buss. Ruw 4 nl. Lung, M. Kurtz, D. Latymzuiii, bl. Squvill, A. Sclilcuiiiiig, A. Dcllaui. Row 6 H. C1't'it:, R. l5ulilmguiu, A. Simlur, T. Frguik, E. Rocktww. D. Ritxl. Ruw 7 M. liruwii, l. Micliul, D. Musicr, V. Fiultlwiiicr, V. lyxtrriott, ll. Slit'Qt:, il. Tlwlimii, sim, L. Cftwrtus, Cl. Crzuucr. R. Stuiicr, E. Stcalriis, l'. XVAIISKJII. SHCTRLTARIAL CLUB Tlit- Sccrct.u'i.1l Cluli pruiuutus .ui iutcrcst in lwusiuuss lwy its mcctings, discus' sirius, lucturus .mtl tiultl trips. A 1'cct'1it licltl trip tliruugli Crum gtml Furstcr's sliuwt-tl tliusc stutlcuts iiitt'rt'stt'tl iii lwusiucss cgtrucrs liuw at typical urlicc is run. At still :uiwtliur muutiiig, Mrs. Etl Sttlltculwcrg gtdtlctl ll culwiltil tliscussiuu uf licr trip tu tlit' Wt'st tim tliti ululfs utlciitlati' fur '46, , Tlit- i't'tpiit'ciiiuiits Iiur mt'iulwt'i'sliip iii tliis clulw strc tlint iiiciiilwws must lm cn' iwilltml in lwutli typing auitl sliurtligmtl. Tlic group mccts on tlic tliirtl Muiidaty ul' vvury muutli. Flirty tiuturt' svci'ct4ti'ics iiuw atusw-Jr rull cull, gmtl witli tlic gmwiiig iutvrust iii wiiiiiiciriatl stilwjccts. Qui iiitrcgtsctl mcmlwvrsliip is atiiticipntctl iii A47. Hmvt'vcr. tliis gruup is uut ciitiruly sclitvlgistic iii its pursuits. A galil Cliristmzts party puut'tua1tt'tl tlit' limit- ul atcaitluiuic ttctivitics with at tlaisli uf tlic l-cstivu. During vgtriuus llllillflll-ll tliscussitwus tht- ptrrsuiiiility, .ippcatrauicc auitl LlClllCLlllUI' uf tht- lwtisiiicsswuiiiuii wui'c imttlyzt-tl zuitl atrguctl. lu sliurt, tlic Sccrctztrigil Clulw nut truly survcs its :ui iuspimtiuii In its iiiciiilwms, lwut it gtlsu pruvitlcs rcci'cattiuii amd ciriuyf mviit. Ulm yrs, tlit-ru's guutl ucws lruiii tliis group iii '-1-7. Ufliccrs: Luirtiiic -- SIllkQl1l1Ql'g, prtwitltptg .lugui Spriiigtrr, vicc prusitlcutg Mni 1ui'ic Bglkcig st'ci'cta1i'y: Lyurttc l'4ttltiultl, ti't'.istii't'r. ' 28 L Q M. Mui'i'uxv, li, kltlllll' Frances Rilllllgtl' uiuuiiifs. l3t1sii1cssCtuirs0s

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Row 1 Springer, L. Long, C. Waiiiisley, N. Ferguson. Row 2 fC. Truehlood, M. Mor' gan, A. Erdmier, N. Shewman, D. Freidag. Row Sf'-F. Gray, S. Rideout. S Kliene, M. Splietotf, R. Mantzf ke, bl. Barrett. Row 4 - S. Jury, B. Banter. Al. Rhinehart, M. Whitiimere, B Heiland. Row 1 N. Kerch, I. hlacohs, L. Swank, N. Rance. Row 2- J. Bruhaker, D. Frank, B. Wailker, tl. Youngs, W. Stukenf here Row 3 VR. Seely, A. Chiames, L. Miller, M. Bardell, Barrends. Row 4 -T. Swartz, D. Seeks, R. Gallagher, j. Miehel, C. Butcher. l SPANISH CLUB Once a month, after a hard da 's work we of El Circulo Es wanol flock to room Y s I lll tor an hour of happy diversion. Wheii oihcers 'kRachel Ferguson, 'iloyau Springer, and Carlota Waliinsley or Adviser Senorita Schmidt get that gleam in their eye, memhers hold their hreath and wonder if they will he called on to parf ticivate in the vrovram. Perhaws with some reluctance the vraetice for a Swanish l l 5 l s Y l l play, prepare a discussion ahout South America or Mexico, introduce the outside speaker, or act as master of ceremonies for a contest. Soon the reluctant enter' tainer finds himself enjoying it as much as the other memhers. Students are eli fihle for active mcmhershi if they are enrolled in a Swanish class he ond the R P , l Y first semester or have com vleted three ears ot S anish. l Dmwthm Schmidt And then with the year topped off hy the annual picnic, we say adios to Spanish Quinito and Zarguetaff-hasta septiemhrel i 27

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Action in the Game with Rockford, East VARSITY FOOTBALL The high school gridders, although handif capped hy a months delay in their practice schedule due to the local work of the polio hug, were ahle to show quite an impressive record for their three game schedule. The germ wasn't content with his work in Freeport alone and caused quite a disf turhance in hoth of the Rockford camps, causing the Big 8 conference race to he limited to live games and eliminating Freef port and Rockford from the conference. Every Freeport fan was confident as the season progressed that had there heen a full schedule and two weeks more practice, the local squads would have made a very praisef worthy record in conference competition. The first test came for the Pretz in their encounter with Thornton, whom they promptly turned hack 13 to 7. The work of Cowan and Engelhart in the hacklield and Dreier and Symanek up front was especially outstanding in this ine victory. I ' yfrjff DV The Big Three