Freedom Area High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Freedom, PA)

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DEDICATIO land RAYMOND O. ROBIQRTSON We, the Class of 1941, dedicate the Swastil4a to Mr. Raymond O. Robertson in recognition of his long record of splendid service in Freedom Public Schools. He has been a teacher in the system for twenty-one years. In 1921 he be- came principal of Central Building, in which capacity he served until 1930 when he was made principal of both the junior High and Elementary grades in Liberty Building. Time never hangs heavy on his hands. Mr. Robertson has taught many boys to Whittle in his shop classes, and his Mechanical Drawing Classes exhibit real art work. Robbie, as he is affectionately called by his proteges, never seems to get angry, and he goes ab-out his duties with- out any fuss, but what mountains of work he turns out! Our school is indeed fortunate to have a man of his character to guide the foratsteps of youth. 1, -Q-v 1 Jil' illl!ll,IM5n 1 l . .pill .1 'i'-Ilia. f ' lliilr M' ., ,xiii-gm fl! 1' ,Vinyl ig ii,J1lf ta JK ll H 'i 1 Fliwxii wr 1' QKE51- Rh W 1 ii iffii I H1112 x!fi,,fI?.,,,.-,-V--V ,wg VK , XV It 41 1 WE. J., Vg, Z L! 1 13 ii .,., i... V ' HK ',4f .Y ,ci --1-,Y-?' 5::?r':11. .... ii..,... .s , - 4. .if A: M F., V. W ..,, ..a....-.... ., . ,bug --N - 5Tq' 4 '..-f:', ' 1 i' X

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IN MEMORIAM ROBERT THOMAS JOHNSTON The Class of 1941 lost an invaluable member when pneumonia claimed the life of Robert Thomas Johnston on October 13, 1937. Bob was loved and admired by everyone during his 'brief school career, his smile and happy disposition endearing him to all his classmates and faculty alike. Besides being an honor student, he was especially interested in athle- tics, football being his first love. He promised to become one of Freedom's best. Bob was president of the Freshman Class, a member of the Student Council, played basket-ball, and was interested in all extra-curricular activities. He was awarded the Ameri- can Legion Medal for general excellence in scholarship, lead- ership and personality at the completion of his eighth year in school. He was an all-around boy of whom any school could be proud. His memory will ever remain dear to the Class of 1941.