Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

Page 23 text:

-ax awe Naam ww ,www wk ,Q-MW Y Nw 1

Page 22 text:

' ' T' ' Jlawfo LU- DAM- 732wtn,Q. ' Q C A Mg fLa.,o.Q. f' B f 1 ph , ffvv Jkkjdkbek I , Y ' -V Q, 5.1, fgffdl- g,f NJN ', l ,Ji fe-3 - ,WW , A+ fill fp,M1m.QuQ MJ, JERWVV , fxll, A - A I ATG' .fQA.,,'.Jxq, 44'0 'X'g' ,QJ.:.z'7j-fLA.,0 LJJJZVXL XJJ-QA' J j2ilZ,fqLQ,Q1,1g,gy-,Q,g-3fLJw:o-lsf ML.. , ppX6J2a,,,lFi.,Q,v-s.1,u8O5 , u1,.,,Qt,JJczWQ.w Q14-Eg.-Q. Wllwwasawm-uw.MaM,J xg Q, ffll, -I 'C U A'U'fQL1- l rvxbhw-AA NwaLnmTJem,gQxZa,9 amp-A8 Dvds ,Kip . MAX J jj-,QL !Q,oA.k,Q- Mav+4MMJhk' - 0Q,,,,,,,,,J,4,,,.t,m,,.,, 5 f-1.DJl.0.,4Lf.2Nvf K a,QQe,SLQfp,pQ,Jt1.oL,BEsT?7ffJ6'fJf'f'Y1 ,U'2,AA fs W -N - ymnaeennfeofw 'G ff AA-WNMJQ f MMM-Qlfwso-A 5 v ,ffffwe-hfwi . . 4 fs-e9f L'lS A ' ,glib XM ' if fe- a MW f e ff afiwi T-fit-'ll MQQWWWMW N it tom -, uns- l T- offs. ' MA' ' 9m f' I I' N, 0 . A l SUN po , ues Win nw rn, S T I , J t 'WQMX f Zkff bn ' 'A . - f ' 'B L VJ 'ti' in , . J' X I 0- ! CS I v ' I fl A A 4 97 fwfifwaf JM tiff' ffvv tl' -'Y-4 I lf J-tj,-. l g lk Q9 ,X-fJ X'Q 0 A building without people is a building without Q9 W Y S cf-fvv 0 Q'5l life. But the people of F. H. S., teachers, custodians, GAL ' and students, instill an atmosphere of vivacity and W l enthusiasm to the intangible spirit lying dormant M 4.-,N Within the ivy covered halls. X 5f w?C'9'm tifwwwlhjiiia ai- 'W ,M da F- 'eiglee Q. GMAI. 'ff! ,W ' nwffti M Qpxitfm, -s- .25-fe'? J'Yf7f If Q., - , ,Vx ,Lt,W,,bQ Mol U, 2 ,Lu Y- I ' 1

Page 24 text:

Artie NVatkins, President Betty VVahlstrom, Vicei President, Fritzie Lenz, Secretary-Treasurer. 701 Sendaw only . . . Da gnu faemem5m7 twenty Do you remember , . . our first days as freshmen here in F .H.S.? And the first football dance when We wondered why there were so few lights on? Do you remember South Pacificn and our pride when they announced that the freshmen had the highest class total? And remember the superb job Janet and Cary did this year to make 'The Greatest Show On Earthv the best carnival ever? Rosie and Don looked so impressive as they reigned as king and queen! . . . Remember the excellent job of class leadership done by our presidents: Phog, Rog, Iim, and Artie? Remember that Petey and Dick set a record as they headed the first school paper to last more than three semesters? . . . Remember our prom, Garden In The Starsiy, It was a night of romance for all of us! . . . Remember the semester trig final, or maybe in your case it was chem or P.O.D. or English! Remember how you tore your hair in frenzy the night before and then forgot everything you knew as the test sheet was laid before you? . . . Remember everyoneis pleasure when the magazine drive Went over the top again, with Mary, jim, and Frank as chairmen . . . Remember the supreme job Marilyn did as homecoming chairman and how beautiful Jean looked as queen? . . . Remember that last home game? VV e knew We'd return to games in the future, but it would never be quite the same! VVe,ll remember high school and relive it in our minds, but all our experiences will be entrusted to our memories. The primary purpose of any yearbook is to aid people in re- membering the high spots of their years in school .... Do you remember? ' I