Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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Our cus? da s nqlude Pelez lelel l-lerr cCdJalrsnPauEc 5 S5 G e S UD SCI, ?'7fw,'eVe S Nxksjdvlawmrh . of Us Various Slaffs Perform Services Working wilh lhe adminislralion were lhree im- porlanl groups of people. In charge ol 'rhe cafeleria slall was Miss Genevieve Sheridan. ll was her duly lo plan all lhe meals so fhey were balanced and lo see 'lhal her orders were Carried oul. Miss Mae Boswell served as school nurse and loolc care ol lhe sludenls and lacully members who go? siclc or were hurl during lhe day. The cuslodians have lhe immense job of keeping lhe buildings ol lhe school clean and lhe grounds around lhem lidy. V' 3,4 'Es - 1 7 -4 ,il BOC to Se

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Welcome-McPhail Our adminisfrafion consisfs of many people besides fhe ones fhaf we see every day in school. A new memberof fhis friendly organization is Harry R, lvlcphail, Superinf fendenf of Schools, formally of Ames, lowa. Mr, Mcphail has 27 years of experience behind him already, and we hope he will have many more wifh us. When quesfioned abouf his opinion of fhe differences befween Freeporf and ofher fowns he had been, he remarlced fhaf fhe parlrs and churches are exceplional. 'tw New Superimendor' of Schools l-larry R. Mcphail is neve' foo busy lo oreef a uoer'. 1 19 The Board of Educafior' qo Cue' some bluepfinfg, Sfandinq: Ted Carpenfer, Roberf RT'ninq'on, Dan l-lirfle, C, M. Fuller and l-larry Mcphail, Seafed: Lloyd Giessel, Charles VJ. Fursf Don Jepsen and Earl Beyer. George Kloos Dean cf Boys and Miss Marguerite Huebner Dean of Girls lalre 'haf much-earned liuf seldom-falcon offee break. This year fhe school board is affempling fo puf several new ideas info effecf. Among fhese are: a sfronger arf, music and physical educafion pro- gram: a renfal fexf boolc plan: and a solufion fo fhe overcrowdedness of fhe iunior high. Now we come fo fhe people we see every day af school. Miss Marguerife l-luebner and George Kloos are, perhaps, fhe fwo people who are closesf fo fha maiorify of fhe sfudenfs. If anyone should have a problem, no maffer how large or small. 'rhey are always fhere fo help and give advice.

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Tl'ese girls are af your service in 'lie library. 7 Ill l i Seafed' Edifh Haas Lirda Marissa Jo ce Ascher, Susan Kreme' Georgia - - 4 H T Y Thruman and Ruihann Hird. Sfandingt Judy l-lenze, Judy Nelson, Beverly Wade, Carol Donnelly Janef Abels and Carol Dindernnan. Library, Office Workers Perform Various Dufies There are several people, born adulfs and sfu- denfs, who work in fhe library and office. Af fhe beginning of fhe year fhese sfudenfs are picked, keeping scholasfic abilify, personalify and helpfulness info considerafion. The girls fhaf are chosen fo help in fhe library do several fhings: fhey file cafalog cards, find old edifions of maga- zines for anyone who needs fhem, do some desk work, and, of course, check books in and ouf. There are four adulfs who work in fhe office. Besides doing an efficienf iob all fhe fime, fhey are consfanfly helping sfudenfs in any way pos- sible. Mrs. Naomi Anderson, iknown fondly fo fhe sfudenfs as Mrs. A.l originafed fhe idea of a carnival fo help raise money for fhe publicafions The adulf office help consisfs of: Erma Bucrer Assisfanf Secrefaryg lrene Keisler, Bcokkeeperg Alice Freidai Adendance Clerk: and Naomi Anderson. ,ff . deparfrnenf. The sfudenf office workers, besides running errands, learn how fo run fhe swifchboard and fhe various ofher office equipmenf. They also are faughf some- fhing abouf being a good recepfionisf. The girls who work in 're office fc' exfra credit. Row 1, Beffy Zerby, Madha Newberry, Mary Ellen Bauer, Marfha Scoviii Joyce l-lc-nie and Joanne Loring. Row 2. Marie Bolfiel JoAnn Nerneier, l-lannah l-lenning, Birdine lngcid Marilyn Gorham, Sylvia Neidcrmann and Shirley Koonce, Row 3, Aleiha Bergman, Sally Lang, Marilyn Auman. Carol Hubbard, Virginia Gorham Anifa Pfeil and Arlene Miller.