Freeport High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Freeport, NY)

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Janus, the Roman God with Two faces, looked both back- ward and forward. This, in a sense, is what we have at- tempted to do in The i960 Voyageur. We are looking back upon the old Freeport High School in which we be- gan the year and in which Thirty-five classes before us began Their senior years. We are also looking forward, forward to The newly- completed senior high school in which we are holding our Senior Prom and from which many classes To come will graduate. This year has been a Trying one for everyone connected with Freeport High School. We labored under The handi- cap of split sessions and ex- tremely over-crowded condi- tions. Many a club never meT in The same room Twice, some were even forced To gather on The fronf steps of The high school. AT 8 o'clock and aT l2:2O The locker rooms were so crowded one could hardly move. Although The new building was completed Too late To make moving feasible, The transition from The old To The new was finally effected in June. We held our Senior Prom and Graduation Ban- quet There and Thus became the first class To utilize The new facilities. We hope That The mem- bers of The senior class will confinue To look forward Throughout Their lives buf That they will occasionally glance back and recall fondly Their years in Freeport High. , T Hit 1- K T l Q k hi 1 i .T i l l i i l T il if l . I 3 ' f P -J I fi l 2 gigs il Tift rl ii ,. 'S if T