Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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Forewor All the World's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. -WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE HE WURLD, we say, is a huge stage upon which are played many parts, and many acts. With the closing of the school year, we, the class of 1935, complete another act on the stage of life, and venture forth to another scene. We have played in our drama for four years. From the first when we ,made our grand entrance, felt the thrill of a first appearance, until now, when we leave the stage of high school, we have each had a part as members of classes and organizations. We have filled the stage with our ambition and activity. Some of us have been leaders, the stars of our company, while others have had less outstanding roles, but all have been neces- sary to the fullness and completeness of the play. We share the success of our performance with our directors, the faculty. From their wisdom and experience on the stage of life, they have taught us how to play this act of life, and have prepared us for greater parts. But now, this act done, we must move on. There is but one performance. Our troupe, which has played so long together, must now disband, for one man in his life plays many partsn. In this act we have served our apprenticeship. May we attain great heights, great dra- matic triumphs, in all our future roles! l u

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HE Class of 1935 dedicates this Voya- geuf' to Miss Maude L. Marealt, in ap- preciation of her invaluable work as director of dramatics and public speak- ing, and in observance of this, her twen- tieth year of teaching in Freeport schools.

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Cnntents I. ADMINISTRATION II. SENIOR HIGH Classes Organizations III. JUNIOR HIGH Classes Organizations IV. SPORTS V. FEATURES VI. ADVERTISEMENTS