Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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Ju-i,u: Mrs. Eder and Mrs. Lyon look over prizes for magazine salesmen. ter count tickets in preparation for a basketball game. X. -4 r.-kx.,-. -- 4 ., ... ce Sclwoonlwoven, registrar and secretary to jaumgartner, checks the pfimasent files. Capable Office Staffs Handle Many Jobs Wlwenever flue sfudenfs of FHS need informafion, an excuse from school, a pass fo enfer a classroom, or even a fickef fo a ballgame, flue office sfaff come fo flue rescue. Secrefary fo Principal Baumgarfner, regisfrar, and keeper of flue sfudenf records, is flue never ending iob of Mrs, Florence Sclmoonlioven. Helping lwer, Mrs. Jean Eder, a newcomer fo flue crew, is a riglwf band assisfanf and fellow worker. Mrs. Anna Mae Lyon, secrefary fo Josef Spudicli, assisfanf principal, and also affendance clerk, musf be a jack-of-all-fradesf' Her fasks include every- flwing from giving an aspirin fo sooflwe a lieadaclie, fo counseling flie co-clwairrnen of flwe carnival. In flue business office, Willard Rubendall and Miss Irene Keisfer fake care of flie funds from all evenfs, lwandle fickef sales, or, in slworf, are flue fop- band bookkeepers of flwe sclwool. A sfudenf sfaff works eacli period of flwe day in flie main and assisfanf principal's offices. Student office workers. Row I: P. Casford, E. Abels, J. Miller, J. Busekros, B. Bauch. Row. 2: M. Squires, J. Zipse, K. Woods, B. Geiken, P. Miller, J. Smithe, J. A. Smith, J. Bowden, J. Lebrecht. Row 3: D. Cuplin, S. Criddle, M. Bokemeier, J. Welty, D. Fuls, J. DeVries, D Hugfis, R. Smith. L.. .EI Willard Rubendall and Miss lrene Keis-

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Josef Spudicih has Two iobs aT FreeporT High School: dean ol boys', and assislanT principal. Mr. Spudich aT- Tended Mc-Kendree College, The UniversiTy of Missouri, and Columbia Universiiy, obTaining his Bachelor of ArTs and MasTer oT ArTs degrees. As The dean oi boys, Mr. Spudich helps The sTudenTs wilh Their personal problems, and helps Them To aTTain a solid educaTion. Through careful consideraTion, he guides all FHS boys in selecTing Their TuTure iobs or colleges. I Miss MargueriTe J. Huebner, FreeporT High School's dean of girls, is always willing To give advice aT any Time. Her obiecTive is To male sure ThaT all girls have a good background. Miss Huebner helps The sTudenTs To plan Their sched- ules, choose Their iobs, and helps Them obTain The goals oT higher educaTion, Believing ThaT Triendship and guidance go hand in hand, she is always ready To help FHS girls wiTh Their personal problems. Pxiler eighT years under The guidance oT Lloyd A. Sies- sel, John WhiTon sTepped inTo The posiTion oT presidenT oT The board of eduraTion This year. The board, also con- sisTing oT Harry Mcphail, led CarpenTer, Charles FursT, Dan Hurfle, B. E. Fishburn, and Don Jepsen spenT The year improving our school sysTem, including The inTroducTion of a new reTerendum Tor expansion oT our high school. 15 A-fvsvi. Josef Spudich, Dean of Boys and Assistant Princi- pal, helps many sfudenfs with their pfoblems. ix., MA, ,,, ,- Miss Marguerite Huebner, Dean of Girls, is always willing To counsel with a student. Members of the School Board for The l959-1960 school year are: Lloyd Giessel, Charles Furst, Harry McPhail, John Whiton, Ted Carpenter, Dan Hirtle, and B. E. Fishburn.

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Libro ry Aids Students Helping the students at FHS to use the library to its tullest extent is the iob ot Mrs. Mariorie Kroehler and her assistant, Mrs. Laura Enstrom. Mrs. Kroeh- ler has a time-consuming iob to care tor the lO.5OO books in the library, as well as the 72 magazines to which the school subscribes. She is assisted in her duties as head librarian by Mrs. Enstrom, who helps in tiling, typing, and select- ing the 500 new books to be received this year. . - M ,L E d . ' ' K l Nine student workers also helped with desk work. Iigiawaifoksfslrom an Mrs Ma o e meme' Ca'-109 new Student library workers seated from left to right: Heide Frey, Veneta Agney, Mary Squires. Standing: Grace Klinger, Charlotte Brinkmeier, Barbara Springer, Phyllis Schlich, Area Supports Adult Education During the l959-l96O school year, about l,2OO Freeport and area people participated in the tall and spring adult education programs under the di, rection ot Norbert Mettelka and Mrs. Pat Conter. This year the program which ranged trom ten to eighteen weeks, ottered 65 courses talling into three categories: general education: trade and in- dustrial schoolingi and college courses. 11 A Norbert Mettellca and Mrs. Pat Conter, his secretary, look over registration papers for adult education classes.