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

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and M ummers One of the most active clubs in school, and consequently the one with the largest treasury, is the Mummers' Club, a group of students who are interested in the production of plays each year. Officers were: President ..... . . . Thomas Dannan Vice-President . . . .... Helen Lawrence Secretary .... .... M arcella McEvoy Treasurer . . ..... . . . . . . ..... Mary McEvoy Under the direction of Miss Doris Howell, the play A Little Honey was presented in December. Proceeds were added to the fund for pur- chasing new scenery. A dance was given in the school gymnasium on March 29 with Spiegle Wilcox's orchestra. As a wind-up of the year, a party was planned for all club members. Top Row: Beaudry, Svhenvk, Langdon, Knobel, Carlson, Hammon. Third Row: Ryan, Hoy, Foster, Caughey M., Forbes, E., Mac-Neill, Hatcher, Caughey, Marg. Second Row: Van Donsel, Newman, L., Gower, Miss Howell Stoker, B., Lawrence, H., Dannan, McEvoy, M., McEvoy, Marcella, Newman, W., Munson, Forbes, M. First Row Newman, R., Downey, Stoker, J., Lawrence, R., Neal, Hartquist, Nicholson, Bull, Haskell, Collier. 25

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4 6, y x, 1 ,flu -. Elon tands for Music Fourth Row: Sc-henek, Newman, W., Dannan, Harris, R., Bridges, Ryan, Langdon, Riley, Mott, Hammon. Third Row: Allmro, Fanning, M., Ayers, M., Blanden, Litz, Gibbs, Weddle, Daily, Ander- son, Signor, Little, Lawrenee, H., Frank, Springer, Aldrich, Messenger, Hateher, Haake, Lawrence, R., Miss Wilkinson. Sevuml Row: Signor, L., Cowburn, Stoker, J., Ayers, N., Steinbaek, Downey, Neal, Cower, Collier, Newman, R., Spencer, Fanning, H., Coon, Sears, Gallup, Van Donsel, Lawr- ence, C. First Row: Forbes, Dickenson, Eberhardt, Watson, Rodman, Randall, Rossell, Ustrander, Chapman, Hamilton, Miller. First Row: Little, Miss Wilkinson, Foster, Sellen, Harris, Knobel, Hammon, Downey, Springer. Second Row: Riter, Gorman, Cole, Riehlman, Campbell, Mead, Cox. 24 Under the dire:-tion ol Miss Wilkinson a mixed Chorus was formed this year. ln May the group pre- sented a sprightly operet- ta, The Gypsy Rmfer. The band this year has striven to overcome loss of members through gradua- tion. Under the capable leadership of Miss Wilkin- son, these young music-ians have bevome inereasingly proficient.

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f x 2 J 'ii 'ff tands for News This year the responsibilities and the privileges of carrying on the function of the Horner Academy News have rested mainly in the hands of capable underclassmen. Despite the lack of traditional junior and senior guidance, the stalf members have proceeded on their own initiative to provide their schoolmates with the current news of importance and interest. The production of the paper has been facilitated greatly by the co-operation of the Commercial Club in doing the typing. Editor ...,...... .... W ilhelmina Haake Assistant Editor . . . ....... Betty Hartquist Art Editor ........ .... P atricia Steinback Business Manager . . . .... Betty Downey Production Manager . . . ..... Sarah Hatcher Head Typist ....... .... P rudence Ryan Exchange Editor . . . ..... Mary Fanning Feature Editor . . . . . .Helen Lawrence Sports Editors! Girls ..... . . .Rita Lawrence Boys ....... .... .l alfrey Harris Faculty Advisor .... .... M rs. Roy J. Hatt First Row fkneelinglz Newman, Gallup, Sears, Neal, Carlson, Bull, Cowburn, Signor, L. Second Row fseatedl: Lawrence, H., Gower, Mrs. Hatt, Downey, Haake, Lawrence, R., Hartquist, Hatcher, Fanning, M., Ryan, Steinback, Rossell. Third Row fstandingl: Foster, Collier, Knapp, Tuller, Daily Harris Randall M Miller M Lawrence G Fanning, H., Hamilton, Smith. Fourth Row Cstandinglz Eberhardt, 6Vatson,,Gibbs, Hamrhon, Robbiiis, Monty, Liti: Anderson, Signor, E. 26