Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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19 2 7 THE YEAR BOOK 19 2 7 JAMES E. HAIFLEIGH RUTH E. COCHRAN L. to R. (front row) Goodman, Lockerby, Mattson, Atkinson, Bockoven, Hafleigh, Cochran, Burden, Griswold, Ranquist. Mansfield, Hack, Lints. (center row) Hawkins, Knapp, Grubel, Sherwood, Waller, Hook, McGeoch, Tower, F. M. Smith, Clowes, M. L. Smith, Benedict, Lovelass, Johnson, Boardman, Meyers, Confer. (back row) Gilbert, Wells, MacArthur, M. Clark, Swan, Skinner, Huebsch, Anthony, Robbins, German, Triess, F. Clark, Stockwell, Derrick, Bruner, Fish.

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19 2 7 THE YEAR BOOK 19 2 7 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY OF FREEPORT HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION Mr. G. Burchard Smith, President Mr. George E. Williamson, Vice-President Mr. D. Frank Seaman Mrs. M. Christine Edwards Dr. George C. Colyer Mr. John W. Dodd, Superintendent Miss Adele Miller, Secretary Dr. Julien Dean, Medical Inspector Miss Gladys Derrick, School Nurse Mr. Walter Hawkins, Building Superintendent FACULTY James E. Haifleigh, Principal Ruth E. Cochran, Vice-Principal Helen G. Anthony Howard Knapp Drawing Harold A. Lints Science English Maud E. Lockerby Geography Emelyn Lovclass ... English Charlotte M. Benedict Ethel Boardman Cora L. Bockoven — History Gladys MacArthur ... Latin Elizabeth Mansfield ... ... Sewing English Drawing Adella E. Mattson ... Commercial .. .. Supervisor of Music Helen D. McGeoch Algebra Louise H. Burden Arthur B. Myers Manual Training Harriet A. Church Cooking Melssa C. Quinlan Supervisor of Drawing Florence M. Clark .... Spanish English History Howard R. Rundell .. Sheet Metal Work Latin Physical Training Mabel Q. Skinner Spanish Florence M. Smith Arithmetic Paul S. Gilbert - Biology Mary L. Smith French Adelaide L. Goodman History Mathematics Mathematics Florence C. Stockwell Commercial Olive M. Swan Librarian History Dorothy E. Tower ... Bertha Triess Sewing Arithmetic Lily M. Waller Drawing Etta M. Johnson Supervisor of Writing Jessica W. Walters Physical Train. i)r. Vivian Wells Cooking OUR FACULTY We who are leaving Freeport High look back on four years of fun and work. Those remaining anticipate the years still to come. Why is it that we like school so well? It s because of the self-application that we are forced to exert and because of the good times we have. There is no teacher who has not been responsible for one or more of these good times. There have been contests, games, plays, dances, cake sales, assembly programs that all called for supervision. Thus we have built up our bodies and our friendships. Nevertheless do not think brawn and social status the sole output of a school. Consider the records of scholarship and of character that remain as each class goes out. The untiring administration of the faculty in their teaching and their examples of industry are responsible for these. The building of character is a school’s first objective and the faculty are the master builders. As artisans, our faculty have wrought well! OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION We also wish to express our sincere appreciation of the real interest which Mr. Dodd and Mr. Smith and other members of the Board of Education always take in all our school activities. Their spirit of friendliness and cooperation has been our constant inspiration to bigger and better achievement to the glory and honor of F. H. S. RALPH PLUMP. President of the G. O.

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L. to R. Goodman, Goldsmith, Marrin, Mosbacher, Bockoven, Winship, Boiler, Plump, Pombo, Aldridge, Lints.