Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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XXX feffeci tie league of time R p xiii, XE l l WVithin the halls of Freeport High lies the ever present symbolism of the passage of time. As time slips by, our halls change. We can almost feel the silence as we look up and down the dusky corridors early in the morning or late at night. As the moni- tors try to keep order at noon the halls have an entirely different atmosphere - one of forced quiet. If we listen we can hear them as they are between classes, animated with the laughter of 700 kids. Or we can see them crowded with girls discussing weighty matters like last nightis date or how to arouse a certain boy's interest! xl I Xxx l x wi 4' Niki Vx . X

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