Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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 The Class of 1933 dedicates THE VOYAGEUR to Frances Powell Friend and coach, she unconsciously personifies those qualities of character, idealism, and sportsmanship which she has instilled in her teams and classes. We, of the class of r3 3, who knew her aid and inspiration, respectfully dedicate this annual to Francis Powell.

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Foreword Ours is the saga of Jason and the Golden Fleece. Thousands of years ago from the kingdom of Thessaly by the sea a youth sailed forth on a perilous quest, a youth destined for immortality in the pages of history. He sought the Golden Fleece, pure gold pelt of a giant ram, which hung well guarded in a distant wood, symbol of victory and highest daring. And, as the legends go, he picked his crew with care from all the heroes of Greece who flocked to his call, and well he might, for his long and dangerous journey was to take him through unnamed menace, betwixt the grinding, clashing Symplegades, and past the luring call of the sirens. All obstacles which circumstances threw in his path he overcame by the force of his sword or the transcending power of magic. Even as this Jason of Grecian lore began his quest in the great bark, Argo, so we, Jasons all, set out over the unplumbed deptlos of life. Each has his heart and eye on a golden fleece, wherever or however it may be found. We, as well, have fitted ourselves for the arduous voyage ahead, and with a confident smile and last farewell to familiar landmarks, we head for the deep. The rustling spray at the ship's prow seems to whisper ”Quo Vadis?” And each heart Jjolds an answer.