Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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MaryMLbb BSElh c c midt. B.A.. M.A.. F ch, is Mabel Bowers, B.A., M.A.. Latin ,0.,,wj,,J,,.,.,.,.,?7W 1 114 Thus We Benefitted From The Advise of . . . Our Faculty dwwhhvf,

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,MX u ,-4-wa Dorothy Nelson, B.M.E., vocal music Ernest Seeman. B.M.E., orchestra Richard Tenaglia, B.M.E., vocal music Lucille Madden, B.S.,' crafts Merle Blackwood, Art Karl Kubitz, A.B., Band ' Bill Erickson, B.S,, Physical Education. Coaching Don Knauff, B.S.. Physical Education, Coaching ElizabethH 'land, .S.. Physica Edu- cation - Marion Thor ' , .A., hysic du- cation Merritt H. Allen, B.Ed., MA., Physical Education, Athletic Director Wfmuml 14114 Howard Roen. M.S., Industrial Educa- tion Dewayne Burck, B.S., Industrial Arts Richard Falley, M.S., Industrial Edu- cation Eugene Marks. M.S., Industrial Edu- cation, Coaching Vernon Bokemeier, B.S., Vocational Agriculture

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l, ln every production there are spills and thrills. Every drama has its Stunt Men to handle these assignments During our years in high school, our stunt men were always ready at a moments notice to face the rigorous tasks of competition in athletics ranging from foot- ball to track. We cheered their efforts on to victory and consoled them in their defeats. Regardless of the decision, our stunt men were always ready, rain or shine, fall or Winter, to uphold Freeport's colors!