Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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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.

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Reuben A. Baumgarfner MR. PB HELPS EVERYONE Our communily and our schools have changed since your parficipalion in lhe LincoIn4Douglas Debale in Freeport The area where lhe campus of Freeporl Senior High School is now Iocaled was nol even a parl' of our cify. Over lhe years, our sfudenls' inleresls and allain- menls in arf, dramalics, music, publicalions, speech and olher areas have been ou+s+anding. Lasf year, Ihe Universily ol Chicago asked us lo send a copy ol our Polaris. Laler when a represenfalive from lhe Universiry came fo see us, he commenfed on lhe high alrlainmenl achieved by Freeporl Senior High School in lhe above areas. Il' was unusual, he said, lo find a high school excelling in so many fields. I+ is our hope lo conlinue lhis lradilion. Yes, a good educafional background is imporlanl in learning fo 'rhink clearly. The abilily lo 'think clearly and ser down lhe resulls of one's lhinking in precise language was one of your greaf arlribules. We hope To conlinue lhis lype of educalion al Freeporr Senior High School. As you see, Mr. Lincoln, our eflorls are poinfed loward helping young people learn how lo lead happy, useful and crealive lives and al lhe same lime gain knowledge lo serve all mankind in lhe pallern you ser 'lor us. ADVISORS PROVIDE GUIDANCE THROUGH FRIENDSHIP Guidance is essenfial Io each one of us somelime Ihrough high school and should be considered one of +he mosl imporlanl 'rhings foward our lulure. Through The friendly guidance of Miss Marguerife Huebner and Charles Evans, girls' and boys' deans, we can gef lhe advice we need a+ almosf any lime, whe+her our problems are large or small. Through fheir careful consideralion, lhey guide us in selecling Charles E. Evans our 'fulure iob or college: help us wilh our personal problems and help us 'ro aHain a solid educalion. Even when doing all +his lhey acl as good friends. One ol lhe mosl' necessary persons needed on lhe FHS business sfafl is Willard C. Rubendall, our busi- ness manager. Being in charge of 'rhe money needed lo 'finance all of lhe various schools aclivifies, he has fulfilled a year's hard work. Marguerile J. Huebner Willard C. Rubendall