Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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Language Department MISS SKINNER, Acting Chairman Miss Brown Miss Cushman Mrs. Kantz Mr. Smithner English Department and Library MISS SWAN, Librarian MISS BARLOW, Chairman Mrs. Albert Mrs. Beck Mr. Burnett Miss F. Clark Miss Didas Miss Estock Mr. Franklin Miss G roes beck Mrs. Javorsky Miss Lovelass Miss Nickerson Mr. Robb Miss Sickels Miss Skidmore Mr. Vincent Mrs. Woodcock Mathematics Department MISS WHITE, Chairman Miss Davies Miss Davis Mrs. Dewing Mr. Smith M r. Soper Mr. Terry Mr. Vincent Mrs. W oodcock Page twelve

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ADMINISTRATION AND FOR thirty years Miss Ruth E. Cochran has been on the F.H.S. faculty, first as a math teacher, and now as Vice-Principal and Dean of Girls. The conscientious work she does as faculty advisor to the Freeport Chapter of the Junior Honor Society is appreciated, too, by all students. Perhaps Miss Cochran's most outstanding virtues, however, are the patience, sympathy, and understanding with which she treats problems brought to her attention by students themselves and by other teachers. While Mr. Wesley Southard, Vice-Principal and Director of Athletics, has the respect and admiration of every student in F.H.S.. he is especially appreciated by the twelve and thirteen year olds. Mr. Southard has become the guiding light to seventh graders by helping to solve problems they encounter during their first months of adjustment from elementary school. His cheers and enthusiastic attendance at athletic events, too, are appreciated by teams, cheerleaders, and sthdent body alike. When students enter senior high school. Mr. Tremper. by considering their interests and abilities and often by talks with parents, helps the students select proper courses. As our senior guidance counselor he aids upper classmen in preparing for college and in job placements after graduation. He also arranges various scholarship and aptitude exams, doing everything he can toward seeing a candidate accepted at the college of his choice. This outstanding guidance director takes time out to coach Freeport High's baseball team, too. Since coming to Freeport in 1938, Mr. Hesse has been quite active in student affairs. For five years he served as faculty advisor GUIDANCE to the “Voyageur,” at the same time teaching social studies and driver education. For six years he was faculty advisor to the G.O. and had charge of the Noon Hour Program. Now, as the new Junior High School Guidance Counselor, he not only schedules all junior high school students, but also is ready to help them at any time with their personal problems. MISS RUTH F. COCHRAN Page eleven

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Social Studies Department MISS BOA RDM AN, Chairman Miss Bird Miss MacArthur Mrs. Carmen Miss More Miss Clowes Mr. Crisafulli Mr. Joy Mr. Moss Miss Nickerson Mr. Powell Miss Robbins Science Department MR. JORDAN, Chairman Mr. Chemnitz Mr. Moss Miss Hack Miss Seitz Mr. Hugelmeyer Mrs. Stolz Mr. Miller Mr. Wikander Mr. Zuaro • (military leave of absence) Art Department MISS CONSTABLE, Chairman Mr. Nass M iss Robertson Music Department DR. WETTLAUFER, Chairman Miss Roberts Miss Smith Page thirteen