Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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,H LQQNNE uieufutw, Ag ,lavage QQQQQ ff 5 Qaeda at '- V , 25 F -al' l K'-'Au 4 Q gl' ' ... 5 8- gdb ,Q oogikx. -V 1 X-,'E-QM L - H 'fl 'QQ' - '.X lf- . Ded1cat1on 596 you CIIIZCHS of Freeport are soon to celebrate the centennlal of the Lmcoln Douglas Debate We feel that, slnce we students are soon to step 1nto l1fe and become c1t1zens of Freeport we should Jom wlth our elders 1n the fest1v1t1es and pay homage to the communlty 1n whlch we l1ve We do belleve that ' the fate of a nat1on was declded on that day of days, long ago, on August 27 1858, when a tall, lean pra1r1e lawyer, turned statesman took h1S stand on freedom and equallty Therefore, as he V1S1tS us th1s day of days, 1n 1958, we humbly dedlcate thls, our yearbook, to the l1v1ng Splflf of Lmcoln, whose ldeals have been wlth us all of our days and have been an 1nsp1rat1on to us as they have penetrated lnfluenced, and gulded us 1n our da1ly l1VCS Lmcoln V1s1ts Freeport High tjyl t ar! lolgitediwfs ' ' 0 l ofmcaw Wliffwffgfll L2 , ?lVWM QM fum, 3 M y M 5 I l 5 N l '-7 N3 AX 1 ,xxx E' fx XX X X: '95-jx Qfv xb 'X ,NGS W sf, wX .B t-xl N fl Q Ov- 1 W 'T C, fl-' 1 v,C.,-w an fe 'se SWF' Wm 'M r+f Q IX l wkjvwfolx 0 0 X 'xx' I VK! lfk I o o 0 Q U FP . O I C O 0 u o n o o o , I Q O O o o C 0 o 9 Q Q O 3 U o I Q Q 0 a a o o o o O Q Q , 0 Q 0 o 0 O 0 0 .CQ 0 lg, ' I 1 A X 0 0 , Y 5 TH - Lexar' gN KE 'Vue ENNX5 Q -50 AT Nb

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, X 77 wi! fl ivwfiiivffiliffii I Eall mean +h hooh? lYes, Mr. . In . .k . . o b o, Ji W e nf, ojhdr fhlngs whichgav om fofgigih S c ar cferislics of Fall. ' F ll me +o us lh ursi foofball me, 'rhe band's . ass , Homecoming, and -PM sh ws, e uneasiness 'rhe year's firsf 1' 'r 'meg r I will we e e forgel lh n siasm spenl' in our an- nual Magazine Driv is, Mr. Lincoln, was our Fall, may we never for el' if! Remember ..... Springiime ar our school The The The The Na+ure's soil, genlle breafh firsi greenery on our lawn robin refurning from his Soufhern long walks across our campus clear Spring air How glorious!! visil l C 'lid f-..J 4: K4 - JL.. f YJ. l1 x--V3 ml Vw! 'cn f 14.- I .1 X A6 QJ k.,Ls,K J , , . g- ex- 5 -.,l... 'p Las, Q fx .:a1I,,x,j-kyldri ',fv,,x TANK'-4'x,n lc. I l .. , K A ,A , . A , K K, Ky WA , x, 1. A Y.-,else c. 4 . lflsgc , - V' , -A-A-1.,+.'X T KL V. Spring, fhe baseball season ' Our piicher preparing for a s+rilce Our ba1'+er hiifing one +o The farihesf corner Our home runs... Spring's marvelous The Junior Play The long rehearsals The fedious hours Thar final performance All accenfed by 'rhe warm Such funllll The Prom in Spring. The genfle music The soil' lighls Thar lasf dance ..... breafh of Spring. Pure heaven!! And fhen Graduafion .... And memories . . All fhis againsf a background of Spring. 7