Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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ELIMPSE5 INTU THE PAST 1890 1906 19241 13

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Miss Ruth Cochran Mr. J. Yvesley Southard N 1921 F. H. S. welcomed a new math teacher. Then in 1938, Miss liuth Cochran be- came Vice-Principal and Dean of Girls. From 1935 to 1941 she was the moving spirit behind Girls' Yveek. a time when mothers and daughters shared the many activities of school life and through lectures and discussions developed mutual understanding. The Junior High best knows her as the under- standing adviser of the Junior Honor Society, but all girls in Mr. C. Overton Tremper Mr. John Randolph ADMINISTHATIUN and EUIDANEE both Junior and Senior High find in Miss Cochran the em- bodiment of kindly understand- ing and real inspiration. lt was in 1934 that Mr. Tremper came here from Baby- lon High to teach math. In 1940 he accepted the director- ship of Junior High guidance and in 1943 that of Senior High. He is a man well quali- fied to understand the prob- lems and needs of students. Every year he places deserving applicants in positions, admin- isters scholastic and aptitude tests to prospective college can- didates, and is instrumental in obtaining scholarships for Sen- iors. Many more will remember Mr. Tremper as the hard-hitting coach of our successful base- ball team. Mr. John Randolph joined the F. H. S. faculty in 1939 as a teacher of science. Alter the war he became director of Jun- ior High guidance. A graduate of N. Y. U. and C. C. N. Y., he 12 uses his skill to help adjust his students to school life: planning schedules, discussing offerings in extra-curricular activities, and exploring ways of improv- ing marks and school conduct. All in all, he renders a real service to the Junior High stu- dents. Mr. Wlesley Southard is Free- port's affable Vice-Principal and Director of Athletics. Nine- teen years ago he started as a physical education director. To- day he guides the activities of the seventh grade students, helping them find their way happily through the unfamiliar paths of high school responsi- bilities, routines, and schedules -to say nothing of the seem- ingly complicated mazes of cor- ridors. As Director of Athletics, lVlr. Southard will be remem- bered by us with respect and affection as an enthusiastic booster who gives freely of his time and energy at all athletic functions.

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English Department and Library MISS BARLUW, Chairman Mr. Aeerno Mrs. Albert Mrs. Deck Miss Boyce Mr. Burnett Miss F. Clark Miss Didas Miss Estock Mrs. Mr. Franklin Miss Croesbeck Mrs. Javorsky Miss Lovelass Miss Nickerson Miss Sickels Miss Skidmore Miss Swan Woodcock Language Department MHS. HUHRNEH, Clzafrman Miss Brown Miss Cushman Mrs. Kanlz Miss Skinner Mathematics Department MlSS WHITE, Chairman Mr. Acerno Miss Cochran Miss Davies Miss Davis Mrs. Mrs. Deming Mr. Smith Mr. Soper Mr. Terry Woodcoczk