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

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, lf? 5' K.. W, at J 1941 jfs? FACULTY MISS JACKSON-Miss Jackson is the revered lead- er of our school. She has been the guiding light of many classes and has filled her place of responsibility well, In every school there is usually someone whom the students can respect and to whom they can go with their problems and complaints. Miss Jackson always has time to lend a symphathetic and under- standing ear to our problems, however petty they may be. Because of these, and many other worthy attributes, Miss Jackson is as much an institution as the school itself. MISS JACKSON MR. ASPER-Mr. Asper is one of those progressive people who lilies to keep the ball rolling . He has a superabundance of pep and expects the same of all of us when it comes to cheering in chapel. He and Miss Jackson co-operate in keeping the students in step and, although he hasn't been with us long, he has become an old friend to us all. MR. ROBERTSON MR. ASPER MR. ROBERTSON-Mr. Robertson, as everyone knows, is one of the faculty. Besides discharging his duties as principal of the Liberty building, which is quote a jofb in itself, he directs all the shop work and has turned out most of the fine and practical scenery which appears in our amateur productions. Page Eleven nt tm'

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Sivasfilfa President, Dr. john Beal Vice President. Frank Holsinger Secretary, George W. Rider Treasurer, A. B. Banfield Director, Mrs. Frank Zahn BOARD OF EDU CA TI ON The Board of Education is to be especially commended this year for the many fine improvements noted both inside the building and on the outside, Through the aid of the W.P.A. a beautiful stone wall was erected to the side and around the back of the school. A fine playing court was finished in the back of the school also, thus adding materially to the appearance of our high school. The Board also purchased new red velour curtains for the auditorium, of which w-e are justly proud. Chapel programs and entertainments have been great- ly enhanced by the installation of a new sound system, which includes four new micro-phones. This was a much needed improvement, and we extend our gratitude to them. So long as we are fortunate enough to have a progressive and far-seeing Board, we feel sure that our school will rank with the best of them. llruqi' lux

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