Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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TO GET BACK TO THE HIGH school, around which most of the village's interest centers, there are about 1700 stu- dents enrolled now. This year's senior class is about average-214 graduates. Those 214 kids started their Freshman year off with a bang in I938, electing offi- cers, and good ones, too: President, Joseph Crassong Vice-President, Stanley Krasnoffg Secretary, 'Janet Hirng Treasurer, Harry Rawlinsg Social Secretary, Eunice Eddy, and G. O. Representative, Oliver Coulling. The class held a tea dance that year and it was their outstanding event. They didn't make much, but everyone had fun and that's all that mattered. Being inducted into the Junior Honor Society means a lot

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Mr. Ashley Miss Barlow Mrs. Bechtold Miss Bird Dr. Bird Miss Boardman Miss Brown Miss Bruner Mr. Burdick C'0h. Bgfjzflf Mr. Burnett Mr. Burroughs Miss Church Miss Clark, D. Miss Clark, F. Miss Clark, N. Miss Clowes Miss Cochran Mr. Collister Miss Constable Miss Cushman Mr. Davenport Miss Davies Miss Davis ' Miss Derrick Mrs. Duif Mr. Erehart Mr. Franklin Mr. Genner Mrs. Grebinar Miss Hack Miss Hand Mr. Hesse Mrs. Hoerner Mr. Hollander Mrs. Hook Miss Hunter Mr. Jordan Mrs. Kantz Mrs. Klopp Miss Koster Miss Landon Mr. Lee Miss Liebensberger Miss Lovelass Miss MacArthur Mr. MaHood Mr. Mansperger Miss Mattson Mr. McKenna Mr. Mogcr Mr. Myers Mr. Parker, C. Mr. Parker, W. Mr. Pierson Miss Quinn Mr. Randolph Miss Robbins Miss Roberts Miss Seitz Miss Sickels Miss Siegel Miss Skidmore Miss Skinner Mr. Southard Miss Swan Mr. Tavis Miss Temple Mr. Tirrell Mr. Tremper Miss Tricamo Miss Turk Miss Waller Miss Wells Mr. Wettlaufer Miss White Mr. Wikander

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ASSES to all Freshmen, and sixteen of the class members got in: Gifford Doxsee, Gale Ab- bott, Harry Rawlins, Joan Nygren, Stanley Krasnoff, Olive Mary Walter, Harry Guen- ther, Clara Jane Berton, Ruth Biedermann, June Blank, Joseph Crasson, Robert Dickie- son, William Schneider, Caroline Smith, Edith Snyder, and Janet Hirn. A few of the boys made a startin sports by going out for the Junior High teams. These were Pete Bronson, Al Scotti, Eddie Yazijian, A1 Fass- nacht, Murray Siegal, and Don Abbott. The class was also represented in the annual American Legion Prize Speaking Contest. In their Sophomore year, the first thing was to again elect officers. That year Harry Rawlins was elected as President with Lor- raine Sutter as Vice-President, Irma Brown as Secretary, Robert Licence, Treasurer, Frances Franco as Social Secretary, and Eunice Eddy as G. O. Representative. The year was rather uneventful for the class, although a few members shone in the sport light, namely, Pete Bronson, Steve Paras, and Bud Presson in football, Don Abbott and Walter Oates on the basketball court: and Steve Paras and Don Abbott on the baseball diamond. A few members of the class were given parts in the senior play. In the junior year, the oflicers were Don Abbott, Presidentg Joseph Crasson, Vice- President, Dorothy Manning, Secretary, Gale Abbott, Social Secretaryg Oliver Coul- ling, Treasurerg and Tom Stroh, G. O. Rep- resentative. That year Stanley Krasnoff defeated the senior candidate in the Prize Speaking Contest. As Juniors, these stu- dents acted as ushers for Commencements, Class Night, and Baccalaureate Service. Be- sides serving as ushers, they were also represented in various groups namely Cheerleaders, Bank and Orchestra, Dance Committee, Publications Staff and many others too numerous to mention. In june