Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

Page 14 text:

1-A el ' I --.-.,..... .,,,-1' Mr. Lincoln, you, no doubf, are aware ol +he responsibilily lhal falls upon an adminislralion. We would like you lo meel our adminislrafion and recog- nize, as we have, lhe accomplishmenl of ils numerous laslcs. Our principal, Mr. Baumgarlner, alfhough slill fairly new al his iob, has rapidly gained lhe 'rrusl and confidence of rhe sludenr body. Counselors Huebner and Evans have won our genuine respecl' lhrough 'rheir inl'eres+ in our prob- I O lems, bofh academic and personal. Allhough faculfy members are expecled lo 'reach lheir various subiecls lo fhe besl of lheir abilily, our inslrucfors, Mr. Lincoln, nof only have shown lhis abilify bul also 'rhal qualily of leadership which is so oflen associafed wifh you. There are several more jobs which should nor go unmenlioned, lhose of nurse, cafeferia sfalf, office workers, and cuslodians. Their physical labor shall never be lorgollen and forever admired.

Page 13 text:

Cie? wvere wel!-Ughfed classrooms Pwcdern fad'- 65 and cemheiz bceks are aYr'wce+ iakef fer graded. ed' Cf T- C: FHS S'ar 'g WV? CLASSES, Say. did I ever 'e' ycu about We 'lfwe In Seah Be'ci+ whev my Urcie Ed.,.' Q Li! ' ' - , ff? , 7 'Llp' ryk' f'VZffV'7,1 3 X M 631V i,!,f ' U 411 1 ML? 411 Jfdf fpwnjfih ,K if WL ' 9 ff W I Lf' V ' f ' 1,-if faJ BUT Mr, Freelrsen you said flwe sky should be pale! I, I4-it ,Q 11 A 'f K To you, Mr. Llrcdv sway wear? walidfg fwewfy iles so borrow a few books, hen readlfq GAG amhg H-em by We meager Hghf of a flredaie. I e have advanced in our :Nov mefbcds fo We V' CVC6' ,C . CW ,CJ 'TEES GCVBACCC. WE f 5

Page 15 text:

,rvh .QA L , They were pillars of the temple of liberty. aww gg, ' x.. . ww ' V eff, I I