Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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Q y, ,iy l, 74 fi KA H ,yy 'N , Miss Keisfer and Mr. Rubendall gef ready fo give change fo Mrs. Lyons, Miss Grarnley and Mrs. Schoonhoven keep fhe fhe oncoming rush of sfudenfs. office humming. W ZUIVG 0ff C5 57v4fF5 ZHID flflP N6 HAND Operafor, fypisf. hack sfar , and Jack-of-all frades are buf a few of fhe many fasks performed by fhe Fl-IS office sfaff. Nof only musf fhey have a considerable amounf of capabilify, endurance, and specialized skills: buf also a greaf deal of pafience. No fwo days are alike in The lives of Mrs. Florence Schoonhoven, head regisfrar and secrefary fo Mr. Baurngarfner, and Miss Berneice Gramley, office secrefary. There is never a dull rnomenf in fheir work. Mrs. Anna Mae Lyon, secrefary fo Mr. Spudich, afhlefic secrefary, and affendance clerk, musf some- fimes double as a nurse, counselor, and inforrnafion bureau. This sfaff also has fhe assisfance of fwenfy- five girls during fhe day. ln fhis way valuable office experience is gained for fufure work. Mr. Willard Rubendall and Miss lrene Keisfer were always on hand, as business manager and book- keeper, fo fake care of fhe funds from all evenfs, fo handle fhe fickef sales, or even fo iusf sell a sfuclenl a lock. Wifhouf fhe supporf of fhe office sfaff, FHS would nof be able fo funcfion as well as if does. 'Hg Seafed: Joyce Nasf, Joan Nasl, Elaine Abels, Jan Miller, Barb l-lille, Dee Cuplin, Sharon Siege meier. Sfandinq: Darlene l-lughs, Rifa Lobdell, Nancy Clark, Janef Busekros, Marcella Wilken, Marie Bokemeier, Judie Linder, Mary Grarnley, Mary Lou Law, Sandy Kubafzke, Fran Wilsey, Mary Ellen Locke.

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Slanding: Carol l-lelms, Andrea Jarvey, Sandra Bowen, Slephanie Kulz, Rosemary Ellis, Mary Squires. Sealed: Judy Coornber, Jeannine Held, Sandra Loewe, Sharon Kunlcle, Joyce Nasl. L'v4Pv4Blf fMND5 v4RE AZWAYS RMD7 0 AID More lhan I,OOO Freeporlers parlicipaled loolh in lhe lall and lhe spring ol lhis year in lhe adull edu- calion program, under lhe direclion ol Norberl J. Mellellca, wilh Mrs. Pal Conler acling as regislrar. This nighl school ollered approximalelyo5 courses, giving lhose enrolled a chance lo gain college credil, induslrial schooling, or iusl general educalion. The regular sessions averaged len weelcs while college credil ran close lo eighleen weelcs. For lhe lirsl lime lhis year our FHS library came under lhe guidance ol Mrs. Mariorie Kroehler. Hav- Mr. Mellellca pauses lor a momenl while diclaling lo Mrs, Conler. ing previously worlced al lhe Public Library, she en- ioys lhe worlc and especially lhe sludenls. Mrs. Laura Enslrom aided her in ordering some 550 boolcs, subscribing lo 75 magazines, lalcing eighl newspapers lor lhe second year, lyping and liling. Assisling Mrs. Kroehler and Mrs. Enslrom are seven sludenls who worl4 one period ol lhe day, re- ceiving one-hall credil a semesler. Their dulies are as lollows: checlcing in and renewing boolcs, checlc- ing oul and pulling bacl4 magazines, and checking library slips. Mrs. Kroehler and Mrs, Enslrom greel library users,