Homer High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Homerville, OH)

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O Class W zll We, the class of 1952, in sound mind and healthy physique, do make this our last will and testament. Each article here described is bequeathed severally to the below mentioned in cl 1. L I. I. I. L I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. W W fo dividuals according to the terms of this will and testament. We, now hereby declare all previous promises to pay will or testaments made by this ass as null and void. Rosemary Kiplinger, will my ability not to go steady to the Frank twins. Betty Allen, will Norman Massie to Kay Kast. Doretta Wood, will my .vocabulary to Wilrna Nolt. Nora Wuthrich, will my ability to get my History done at noon to Betty Wood. Claire Havel, will my ability to find excuses to go home in the afternoon to Doris Brooks. Dorene Wood, will my ability to get up in the morning to Geraldine Frank. Bill Snoddy, bequeath my romantic ability to Raymond Markley. Boyd Massie, will my wavy hair to my brother. JoAnn Fenstermaker, will my ability to stay thin to Betty Wood. Ronnie Voorhees, will my left over study halls to Wilma Nolt. Lillian Czenker, will my horse to Betsy Hines. Kenneth Slarb, will my pitching ability to Roger McFredrick. Phyllis Howe, will my red hair to Betsy Hines. Carl Zemancik, will my photographic ability to Carl Weber. e, John Juchum and Duane Schempp, will our driving ability to Jimmy Lynch. e, the Seniors, will our deepest syrnpathy to the Juniors, Sophomores, and the Freshmen, r their having to stay in school for the next few years. NAME WEAKNESS NICKNAME Doretta Wood Red Hair Woodsie Dorene Wood Blue Eyes Lefty Betty Allen Convertibles Bet JoAnn Fenstermaker Bill Jo Rosemary Kiplinger Cough Drops Rosey Phyllis Howe Pipes Phil Lillian Czenkner Horses Lil Nora Wuthrich Softball Twirp Claire Havel New Shoes Clarabell William Snoddy JoAnn Bill Carl Zemancik Photography Carl John Juchum Beautiful Women With Money Johnny Duane Schempp Wine, Women, and Song Clem Ronald Voorhees Snazzy Cars Ronnie Boyd Massie Money Speed Kenneth Slarb Shiny Cars Kenny

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Class History We sailed into our Sophomore year initiating the poor little Freshmen with no mercy. Again JoAnn, Dorene, and Doretta were first team cheerleaders. The Sophomore boys composed the second team of the basketball season. Duane, Bill, and Ronnie organized a trumpet trio which played at all social functions. Doretta, JoAnn, and Phyllis were members of the triple -trio. ' Our Junior year was a most enterprising year. It started off with our Junior play, under the direction of Mrs. Mackey, entitled Mystery in Blue. It was a thrilling, actionpacked success, even though the jewels were lost, realflost, on the first night of the play. Rosemary placed first in the local Prince of Peace Contest, and good in the state contest. Rosemary was elected to attend Buckeye Girls' State. JoAnn was a first team cheerleader, Doretta made the second team. John won honorable mention on the county basketball team. Kenny pitched a no-hit game this year. The baseball team, honored by the capable talents of our boys, won second place in the county. One of the highlights of the year was our Junior-Senior banquet. With the help of Mrs. Zirnmerman, our class advisor, we had a dinner at Mozena's and a theatre party afterwards. The Holland theme was carried throughout the banquet. Lillian became the ninth girl in our class. Our Senior year continued to be an active one. Our Senior play, Glamour Boy, which presented the common problems of a high school boy, was a howling success7oAnn was a first team cheerleaderg Dorene made second. Our Senior boys composed the major part of the baseball and basketball teams. Our basketball team rated fourth in the county. Although our class has always been active in sports, music was never overlooked. Practically every member of the class has through mixed chorus, band, or orchestra, participated in the music program. Mr. Brewer controlled our business sessions. As our History which lies behind us helps predict what lies before us, we live up to our Motto, Success Awaits at Labor's Gates .

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Most popular boys Most popular girls. . Busiest person . . Friendliest. . . . Best boy athlete . . . . Thinks he is. . . . . . . Ronnie Voorhees, Duane Schempp . . Nora Wuthrich, J'oAnn Fenstermaker Dorene Wood . Betty Allen . Bill Snoddy . . . Kenny Slarb Luckiest . . . John Juchum Unluckiest. . . Boyd Massie Best smile . . . Claire Havel Class clowns ......... . . .Duane Schempp, Ronnie Voorhees Has best drag with faculty . . ............... Bill Snoddy Tries to have . . . . . . Duane Schempp Biggest grind. . . ............... Faculty Best Bluffers. . . . John Iuchum, Duane Schempp Most energetic . . . . . .... Ronnie Voorhees Laziest .... .... C arl Zemancik Marry first . . . . JoAnn Fenstermaker Marry last ......... . . . Lillian Czenkner Most representative girl . . ................... Phyllis Howe Best girl athletes ..... . . . Lillian Czenkner, J'oAnn Fenstermaker Most popular teachers . . . . . . . .Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. Brewer Smartest in the class . . . . Dorene Wood Thinks she is . . ........... . . .Doretta CLASS MOTTO Success Awaits At Labor's Gates CLASS FLOWER CLASS CCI-,ORS Yellow Tea Rose Blue and white COMMENCEMENT DATE May 29, 1952