Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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ACU LTY Martin M. Mansperger, A. M. Gladys Moser Eleanor Myers Ruth E. Cochran, A. B. . Maud L. Marian, B. S. Cora L. Bock oven, A. B. Mary Barlow, A. M. Caroline G. Atkinson . Emelyn E. Lovelass Florence M. Clark Velnette Sickels, A. B. Margaret B. Dayton, A. B. . Phebe R. Skidmore, A. B. Muriel Pridigfr Hilda Klinkhart, A. B. Janette Friedman, A. B. . Olive M. Swan, A. B. Gladys R. MacArthur, A. B. Elizabeth W. Clowes Ethel Boaroman, B. S. . Faith K. Hook, B. S. Beulah G. Chase, A. B. Maud E. Lockf.rby . J. Louine Rodger, A. M. Hazel A. Hack, A. B. Leva V. Robbins, B. S. Paul M. Jordan, A. M. . Earl L. Hii .piker, A. B. . Dana H. Smith, A. M. . Sybil E. Sherwood, A. B. . K. Alice Hoernfr, A. B. . Ruth Baker, A. M. . Mabel Q. Skinner, A. M. Lilah Cushman, A. B. Mabel C. White, A. B, . Ruth E. Rablf.n, A. B. . Peter H. Frey, B. S. . Alice V. Davis, A. B. Bertha Triess Ella M. Davies Nellie D. Clark Ruth A. Marshall. A. B. Adella E. Mattson, B. S. . Augutus L. Cosgrove, B. S. Marion E. Turk Elizabeth J. Lawless F.mmet Rui.and Willard W. Jones, B. D. . Lii.y M. Waller, B. S. . Maud E. Constable Melissa C. Quinlan Wilanna Bruner, B. S. . Miriam Roberts, B. S. Etta M. Johnson, B. S. C. Glenn O’Donovan Harold Confer, B. P. E. I. Wesley Southard, Jr. Frances Powell Irma M. Bates, B. S. Ethel M. Temple, B. S. . Harriet Church, B. S. Vivian M. Wells, B. S. . Arthur B. Myers Clarence Genner Principal . . . . Secretary Assistant Secretary Vice-Principal and Wat hematics Public Speaking and Dramatics . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . . . . English . English and Mathematics . . . , Librarian . . . . History . . . . History . . . . History History . . . . History . . . . Civics French and History . . . Geography . . Geography . . . Science Science Science . . . . Latin . . . Latin . Spanish and German Spanish . . . French Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics and Orchestra Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics . Mathematics Mathematics Registrar and Commercial . . Commercial Commercial Commercial . . . Ungraded . Vocational Guidance . . Drawing . . . Drawing Drawing Music . . . Music Writing Athletic Coach Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education . . . Sewing . . . Serving . . . Cafeteria . . . Cooking Manual Training . Sheet i f 7 i Work T wen ty-one

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(9 LASSES WE, as Jason,are crossing the stream, to us a wide stream and a deep one — the flood of Education. We, too, have carried a burden, the weight of concentrated study, growing heavier as the struggle lengthens. Our fight also has its stages: we plunge into the cold currents as Freshmen; our next two years are fierce struggles with the torrent’s elemental surge; finally we wade thankfully into the quiet eddies of our Senior year, to pause on the verdant and enticing brink of graduation for breath and a backward glance. Our outlook has changed. The terrors so magnified in the battle again are normal. Jason has lost one of his golden sandals; we also have lost something, a youthful frivolity, yet retain that other slipper which turns our feet to new adventure, that sandal of progress — enthusiasm. The burden as well, has experienced a miraculous transformation to us whose task is accomplished. Lo, the hag of study is now the goddess Preparedness with whose well won favor we are soon to face greater tasks. Though neither we nor Jason may see ahead with certainty, but only gaze back along the trail we have already trodden, we have, perhaps, an omen of future victories. However, with this torrent safely forded, with new ambition and determination, we set our faces toward our divergent objectives, knowing not the future, but prepared as Jason, to meet it with confidence and tested ability, qualities which have been so unsuspectingly fostered and developed in these high school years. Twenty-two