Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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lit iTU'imu-iam ] T0 task too great, no work too difficult — 1 ’ those were the sentiments of Mr. C. Sheard Parker, member of Freeport High School’s business department. As a master classroom teacher and faculty treasurer for the General Organization, he gave unstint-ingly of his time. The loss of one who maintained such a keen interest in his students is deeply felt by all of us. POH twenty years Mrs. Hoerner, beloved ■ Latin teacher and friend to pupil and faculty alike, served in Freeport High School. She was chairman of the language department and senior class advisor when her untimely death took her from us. Her gracious and pleasant manner will long be remembered by her associates and students. Page file

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FOREWORD “All the world's a stage. And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances: And one man in his time pluys many parts ...' WI1TH this idea in mind, it’s not hard to imagine your high school days as a ' stage on which all phases of your school life are presented. On the following pages will he found a record of actual school work plus all the fun and companionship that you ve had. In every act, each player has been directed by his teachers and parents; his promptings came from close associates. This drama is a continuous performance, and its scenes are taken from every event connected with school life. In it you will find tragedy and comedy; a realistic, human presentation embodying the best of its players and directors. Huge four

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