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CAFETERIA Another activity which is part of the school work and which seems to have lost for the present some of the spontaneity and enthusiasm that characterized it in the old building is the assembly. Junior and Senior High School meet on alternate days with a combined assembly on each Friday. Here that essential factor of school life, known as “School Spirit,” is aroused for the support of the many school activities; here that loyalty of the student for his alma mater is so instilled that it never leaves him. HAROLD A. LINTS Both the Year Book Committee and Staff have been benefited by Mr. Lint’s ready suggestions, indefatigable energy and unflagging interest. But they feel most greatly indebted to him for the work which he has done in connection with the above account of the progress and achievements of the Freeport High School. This is not only the leading article in the Year Book, but also the one which will appeal to the largest group. Students, faculty, alumni, members of the Board of Education, citizens of Freeport, alike, will read it with a pride justified by the school’s accomplishments. And in behalf of all, we thank Mr. Lints for this sympathetic resume of our scholastic world. ELINOR WINSHIP, Editor of the Year Book. ■' . . ' sS V' r
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19 2 7 THE YEAR BOOK 19 2 7 Comparatively few schools in the State can boast of the advantages in this line of work that Freeport High School enjoys. Here, mind and muscle are trained to work in unison, exercises are carried on which strengthen and de velop the body, for without a strong healthy body the mind cannot carry on its work properly. A large shower room is provided for both boys and girls so that at the end of the exercise period, a cool, refreshing shower sends one through the remainder of the day with greater energy. The Cafeteria, a new feature in the school, is being used more and more as time passes. In fact, the demand for more room became so great that two locker rooms at either end of the cafeteria had to be added so that everyone might be served with the least possible delay. Here the pupil is served a lunch which is sufficient for his growing needs, but not so much that it will affect his study efforts during the afternoon work. Here, studies are forgotten for the time and friendships are formed that may last a lifetime. ASSEMBLY
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