Homer Central High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Homer, NY)

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Miss Stenson Miss Stoker Miss Shufelt Mr. Price Mr. Herney .fibey egfanrf fin' Llealvzing fC,ol1f1'n11erfD promotion to the intermediate department. The seventh and eighth grade students are prepared for their Regents by Miss Madeline Stenson, Mr. Richard Kline, Miss Mildred Fuller, and Miss Ruth Stoker. When the students arrive at last in high school, they become acquainted with a host of new teachers. Mr. Arthur Price teaches general science, biology, physics, and social studies, and is the Freshman Class adviser. Miss Sheila Mae Callaway teaches English to the Freshman and Sophomores and has charge of the Dramatics Club. Miss Frances Riani and Miss Phyllis Jayson teach commercial subjects and advise the Commercial Club. Miss Riani is also the adviser of the Tri-Y. The mysteries of mathe- matics and chemistry are revealed by Mr. Joseph Herney, who is also the Tri-V adviser. The history teacher and the Junior Class adviser is Miss Beatrice Shufelt. Miss Elizabeth Trumpp teaches English to the Juniors and Seniors and advises the News, the if Mr Butts Miss Burke Miss Long Miss Devlin Mrs. Beeston 8

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7 Miss Whitney Mrs. Proctor Miss Stevens Mrs. Phelps Miss Tilton Ze? Sfand 14211 eafvzbzy The corner stone of our school is the faculty. These teachers have guided our feet along the path of knowledge and will guide others in years to come. Without their advice, criticism, and will- ing participation in school activities, our twelve years of education would not have been complete. Miss Laetus Whitney is in charge of the kindergarten. The first grade teachers are Miss Hester Beaudry and Miss Genevieve Rumsey. Miss Edith Tilton and Miss Lena Morse manage the second grade children. Mrs. Ethel Phelps and Miss Ruth Stevens teach third grade. Upstairs we find Miss Marguerite Judge and Mrs. Mildred Proctor controlling the fourth grades. The Bfth grades are in- structed by Mrs. Doris Merrill and Mrs. Frances Herney. Mrs. Isabelle Smith and Miss C. Louise Cameron prepare the pupils for CContinued on next pagej Miss judge Mrs. Merrill Mrs. Herney Mrs. Smith Miss Fuller

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9 alike. jim, Miss Trumpp, Miss Marshall, Miss Clark, Miss Cameron Miss Beaudry, Miss Riani, Miss Morse, Miss Jayson Mr. Robinson, Miss Rumsey, Mr. Ionta, Miss Callaway, Mr. Kline jbeg Sfunrf fin' Lxenlvzilzg Cgiolzfinuerfil Odyssey, and the Senior Class. French and Latin are made easier by Miss Katherine Clark. Mrs. Laura Beeston is our able librarian. The future farmers are instructed by Mr. Donald Rob- inson. Miss Laura Marshall, the art teacher, replaced Miss Helen Sherwood in January. Miss Mary Long keeps the girls physically ht and is the Sophomore Class adviser. Mr. George Butts ably coaches the boys in athletics. Mr. Sylvester Ionta teaches music to the youngsters, and leads the chorus, band, and orchestra. The arts of homemaking are taught by Miss Clarise Burke. Miss Mary Devlin takes care of the health of the whole school. And so we pause, as we step over the threshold of Homer Academy into a new life, for a final visit with these, our teachers. 41