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7 Tl' !'l I Hmmm Hui FLASHE5 HDICATION le are dedicating our part of this annual to our superintendent lr. Lewis P. lelssr, whose illness has pre- vented his completing the school yearn ls hope that he will be able to resume his duties in the fall. SCHOOL IIPROVEIENTS This past school year Homer has had many improvements in the school facilities: An industrial arts department with a newly equipped separate shop building: a chemistry laboratory: new tables and typewriters for the co mercial department: new sewing machines for the home economics department: books and magazines for our library: lockers for all high school pupils: new gymnasium equipment: and showers for the boys. Besides these improvements, the building was newly decorated during the past summer. HONOR STUDENTS The Senior members of the County Honor Society are larguerite Spearman, Beatrice Hat- field, Helen Myers, Edna Keckley, and Robert Chrisman. The Junior members are Thelma Mixer and Joseph Patton. Our representatives to the Student Council are Thelma llzer and Robert Chrisman. SPORTS The basketball team, with lr. Schick as coach, has a successful season, winning seven games and losing three. The varsity team mem- bers were: Clayton Beever, Captain. Wayne Rice, Robert Chrisman, John Billman, Dale Bruce, Clarence Young, Paul Hunt, Philip Weiser. Robert Petry, and Joe Brown. lanager, Everett Chrisman. The baseball season is now in full swing with the following squad members reporting for practice: Harold Hunter, Kleth Raines, Clayton Beever, Dale Bruce, Robert Chrlsman, Everett Chrieman, John Billman, layne Rice, Paul Hunt, John Killer, Paul Squires, Clarence Young, Joe Brown, Robert Petry, Philip Weiser, Ralph Squires, John Butcher, Bruce Butcher, and Kelly Ralnes. SENIOR CLASS NOTES Officers: Lecta Cline, Pres., Betty Lovell, Vice Pres., and Edna Keckley, Sec.-Treas. lotto: Safe on First, Now Score Colors: Scarlet and Silver Flower: Carnation HIHHU 'IOC H 0 V J A N I A R I A Y D I C F B B A P R CALIIDAR 1937-8 Pre-school registration. First day of school. Dr. J. L. Clifton visited the school. Football game at 0.S.U. Rain! Crowell magazine contest. First issue Homer H1 News Flashes. Freshmen Initiation Party--school gym. Senlor Party--Host, John Billman Junior Party--school gym. Rational Dairy Show--Columbus Fair Grounds Teachers' Ieetlng, Dayton. Vacation for pupils. Boys' first practice basketball game. Played Fairfield at home, and won. Armistice Day Program, with Boy Scouts, and Reverend Summerville, Centerburg. Athletic Association Carnival. Opening basketball game with Utica, there. Score: Utica 29: Homer 14. Hallowe'en Party at the school. Presented Chapel Program, Hartford School. Lecture--Romance of History--lr. Dietrich. Christmas Party. Close for vacation. Return to school. And day following! Semester tests. Two day vacation--too much snow! Basketball victory over Utica. at home. Score: Homer 25: Utica 25. State School Inspection, by lr. Louthian. P.T.A. Program by the school. ' Jacksontown presented chapel program. Irs. Ielser had an appreciation dinner for the basketball boys. First movie presented. County project. Play day for girls at Utica. At ewark. Tourn 'nt' Homer won fifth place. Basketball Banquet at Hebron. Clayton Beever placed on all-county second team. Spring Vacation--plumbing out of order. Spring fever shows up--Boys get out their baseball equipment. Picture show--Peck's Bad Boy. lsasles epidemic in full sway. All county Junl3i:Senigr Dayh Granville. n a oman ec es. Junior Play' Directed by lr. Davis. School begins at 8250: dismisses at 3:15. All county dance, at Alexandria. First baseball game in county league. Homer Athletic anquet. Presented awards. Pictures taken for Llokingana. Last time for Seniors to get grade cards. Honor Society Banquet at tica. Spring Festlvallgg ga:ark.f P di . n or ara se. mo HU' on-ectssggy lr. semex. Junior-Senior Banquet. Baccalaureate. Sermon, Reverend Borden. Commencement. Speaker, Doctor King. Last day of school. Community Picnic.
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