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

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SENIOR OFFICERS I'resident-I R.'XNKl,IX BUITII Vice-Presiileilt-UlilTRUE I7EXVI'I l' Secretary--SARA -IANIE INIcDlVI'l I' 'lireasurer-S'I'Iil,I,A MARGARET SCIIIQETZ IXIZFISIHIII Secretary-'I'VVIl.A MOSICBAITGH SENIOR OFFICERS VVorry, worry, worry! If Franklin liouch has gone around with a worried, haggard look would be that heys growing gray trying to take care of a graduating class of 98 rather Hdevilishll students lnot to mention any nameslj at their class meetings. Sara Jane Mcllivitt, as secre- tary, was kept on the alert trying to keep up with the numerous transactions involv- ed in the meetings. Stella lVlargaret Sheetz, who kept the money, may have had a hard time resisting the temptation to skip Free- port for a while with all the hundreds of dollars she handled. Stella was, however, a very efficient treasurer, with reports to the exact cent every month. George Dc- VVitt, who seems always to be a vice-presi- dent, was ready to step into the gavel pounding job in case of necessity. 'l'wila lllosehaugh, famous histrionic artist, was assistant secretary while Erma Pangrazi, known for her neat appearance, was Stellays stand-in. 'I'his is the group which has run the class and woe is them -they did a fine job-and no one will argue about that. SENIOR CLASS Senior Class of Freeport High School I - Coming, cruel world . Uhl excuse us, we mean, HenryI Coming mother. How can it be forgotten? VVith three full performances of Henry Aldrich's IVhat a Life, the senior class broke all attend- ance records for a play in Freeport high. Their school days are just about over, but the class of '-I-I will well be remember- ed for its dramatic ability. Their junior class play lX'leet Uncle Sally, proved this fact even before the appearance of Henryl lVe've had a lot of fun here in FHS, and regret we have to leave, but the time has come when we must go out and find our various life professions. XVe enjoyed our class meetings, too, with an auction every now and then headlining our senior meet- ing. ln leaving a new screen for future movies, we hope it will be beneficial for hand-holding rendezvous. Our brainiest was a girl, Stella Scheetz, and a close second was another female, Lillian Shira. ln fact, quite a few of the weaker sex headlined our class. In our senior advisers, lllrs. Gales, llflrs. Flemm, and illiss Ralston it's no wonder that we have the llflarvel Class of FHS history. It's time to bid adieu--where to-well, a pre- diction might be much too untrue. So- Hgoocl-byt! I10W.H