Freeport Area High School - Freeportian Yearbook (Freeport, PA)

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, . ADMINISTRATICN lt's friendly, kindly, understanding and fair- tl1zlt's why we'd stack our bo all comersl sses against any and Mr. Long fworkslqut a tough one with Mr. Maxwell ... ...-..., ...au-

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FOUR PARTS... ADMINISTRATION In which wc prcscnt rlmsi- clmmf piun c:iinc1':i-sliycrs, rlw I'IZIClIIfI'. IVQ' Iizivc mn' fmuritcs, uf cuiirsc, yvt as zi wlmlc, wc rz- pri-try primal nf tI1cin. CLASSES P. IJ. rzilks, Iwnok reports, chem- istry vxpz-riinviits, typing Imilgi-rs, Iiistory nutebooks f- wv'x'r- Iwi-n I'III'0LIj.IIl 'vm ziII,f:imI many uf us arm- going tu wish wc' wc-rv Imck again Iwfmc' InnQI ACTIVITIES 1 A A I XVl'Vl' In-cn in most of cnirf- :ind we could pre-sn-nr sonic- pri-tri ggomI :n'g1uin1'nrs wln wr-'II rnrlu-1' Iizlvv ilctivitivs than I-Iam-S - in fact, wcfrc vvvii going tn miss rlwss- Xliwd LIIIUFIIS practice-SI ATHLETICS XVIII ZIIIYOIIL' Zlfgllll' the pninr that sonic- of those jzickot gzniics m'uvicIc'cI us with tIn- biggest tIiriIIs of our I1ig1Ii scIiooI c:1rc'crs? XVI- Iusr sonic- uf our In-sr fingi-rnziiIQ on those ganna-SI Stud:-nt. l'uun-'il I'i'1-suif-nl Il:n'lI1-Iunlarli 4-niiI'r-rs with Mr, I.unL: :us Mnriv Ii-nlw nn Wi- think I':I'Ill!l I':inui':lm is unrlcinu Ill' In WIu-rv we-rv ynn on thu- nizht uf--f ' 'Phu r:uIin may StlIll'lIIi slluhtly Irlll wh:-n Rmlin f'IuIx Illl'lllIN'l'F l'Ilii4Im'i'Ii!1-r :ind Yntf lvl' ,UM ln thi- e:'i'mmx'1-.' lhlnus In-uni In Imlnimf-il, WInul's zz. ivznn willmnl 1-In-I-i'inu-znul wIi:it's FHS without m'Ii4-I-l'I1-qnlws Sli-IIiA IZIIIU. I'I'XIZ4-l'. .IuIinQlun. Miivlu-II. :nnI Ilvssm-lun-ssi-i' in zu-Ilun'?

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Jlr. Long holds forth in the offire Marin :ignx om' of Ilmu' frl1'a:r ex1'l1sr thingy. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Every student in Freeport High met a new and true friend last September when hir. Long took over as principal of our school. Possessed of a friendly, likeable manner, he has done everything possible to make our school a more enjoyable place in which to work and play. XVe of the graduating class of I9-H feel we have been fortunate to have been led through our senior year by ilklr. Long. SECRETARY Mzlrie is a shining example of a perfect secretary ready to do everything she can to make school life easier for us. This year she was invaluable when it came to famil- iarizing Mr. Long with the school routine -showing him all the Uropesf' We missed her when she was in the hospital with appendicitis for about three weeks. Mzlrie is tops and a delightful credit to her pro- fession. If you want the answer to your problems, just see Marie Kreider.