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First How: B. Leickert. J. Schenck, J. Sadauskas, J. Hess, F. Kingsbury, Miss Whitbourne, J. Thompson, J. Wilkins, H. Shana- han, K. Anderson, H. Randall, S. Litz, S. Eberhardt Second Row: B. Morse, R. Riehlman, J. Miller, M. Rice, V. Pierce, J. Gibbs, A. Watson, L. Chapman, M. Crandall, L. Lorentzon, L. Kniffen, R. Davis, B. Cook Third Row: D. Collier, J. Franklin, E. Lyon, E. Hally, E. Brown, J. Hopkins, H. Bently, J. Spencer, D. Breeds, B. Lang, M. Wright, James Ryan Fourth Row: J. Whiteman, M. Sweeney, J. Schenck, M. Doane, A. Albro, S. Coon, R. Cox, B. Coon, H. Putnam, M. Durkee, B. Corey is Fifth Row: C. Breeds, M. Hilsinger, S. Cook, A. Morgan, J. Ryan, L. Rumsey, R. Dello, C. Bricker, M. Little, S. Cowburn, L. Sig- nor, S. Sharp, M. Hamilton, P. Whitney, L. Cook Sixth Row: J. Lonergan, E. Seager, G. Babcock, R. Morse, P. Carlson, M. Peek, M. Downing, V. Brayton, R. Allen, T. Randall, D. Leach, F. Nelson There was a lot o, singin, enthusiasts along the trail this year. A new mixed chorus was formed under Miss Muriel Whitborne, the director, an' everyone seemed eager ter burst forth with a song. The chorus this year was one 0, the largest Homer Central has had in quite awhile. Carryinl on with last year's plan o' exchange musical festivals in the various schools, Homer took part in two this year. In January the chorus went ter Cincinnatus an' ter Marathon in April. Other programs o' the year consisted o' a Christmas program, an' assembly ter give the rest oi the party a chance ter hear the songs sung at the festivals, an, a exchange assembly held at Cortland Central. Without this added activity perhaps the schools 0' our lodge wouldn't be so overflowin' with me- lodious whistlin' an' singin., This organization seemed ter fill in the dull moments an' helped ter spur us along the trail. T281 al, I Q f' N50 An l li Qi A C xl-KZ' Z-fi : L. x -A W- '-I' L ik Xfx.. A' flfx- N JT Q fy? A is .- , j -x. Q
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, r am I 1 l l ir.vl Row: A. Brown: G. Foster: if. Sl'lll'illit'l4f fMlx'isol's. Miss Haak, Miss VVakin: .l. lion man: .l. Hess, Treasurer: N. Morris: .l. Sch:-lick Svrorul Now: ll. Wing:-nba:-h: G. Cottrell, A f l,l't'Sltit'!liZ W. Hush: l.. Allvro: H. Park: .lanu-s Ryan: ll. Randall: ll. Breeds: A. lfoon: N. llolrart: Nl. Briggs. Secretary Tliirrl Row: l'. Nye: .l. Woodard: H. Monty: li. l.:-acli: li. Allen: ll. Vlfhite- man: l'. Stoker: li. l,ei1'kert: M. lleller: l. lmiscr: 5. i.l'l1'lU I'lI l'. Nelson: l. 'lloinpson xilmcllft .i. llouning. Vice llra-siclent l irst Row: Mrs. ll. Stegcr, .Mlvisorl M. Little: li. Allen: ii. fioon: fi. Cowhurn: M. Peck. l'r1-side-nt Scrnrial Knut l'. 'llll0lliftS0ll2 l'. Sclienck: V. Tlzirrl Row: il. Cox: .lames Ryan: A. Wat- son: .l. Gibbs: ll. Nionty: S. Sharp: li. l.orey ..,..,-.vs h.......,... The Commercial Clubs' was a ambitious group thet learned how ter spend an' save money an' also how ter keep the law an' make records ol important deals an' stuff like that. They always worked hard an, now that some o' them have found their gold, they're goin' ter spend it ter ga back east an' learn some more. One o' the main things that this club done this year was ter manage the rules o' the election we had at the time the older folks was votini fer the right man ter run our country. We had a lot o' fun doin' it an, the Commercial Club did a lot o' work securin, a machine an, publicity fer our campaign. We thank them now fer makin, this a real success fer us even though it didn't count as far as real votin, was concerned. Also, a word 0, thanks ter Miss Wakin, the advisor o' the club, fer helpinl us out on money deals o' our individual classes. A new club grew up in our lodge this year. It was known as the Art Klub an, was under the supervision o' Mrs. Steger. This here club saw the need fer better advertisin, about the lodge an, along the trail, so they organized ter help us all out. Besides givin, us new an' better ideas fer posters an, dance decorations, the Art Klub had special meetin's when they made things fer their own interest an, amusement. They done work with paints, colors, leather, an' cloth. A lot o' new talent sprung up with these Hkidsw thet we hope will be used in later years too. E271 A A3 M ' r mv. X I ,f-1 43 A c ,f ,lx .1 , Z1 VC
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S First Row: C. Sharpe, A. Mayerle, J. Belden, J. Allen, K. Briggs, R. Lord, J. Duston Secun Row: M. Dailey, S. Strack, E. Nobles, B. Bacon, R. Dunham, J. Redfield, R. Phenes, W. Peirce, B. Lansdowne, C. Bricker, R. Churchill Third Row: A. Lawson, R. Greene, R. Harris, C. Creque, W. Bush, W. Strack, R. Allen, B. Buchanan, H. Lansdowne, J. Newton, R. Stillman, J. Folmer Fourth Row: D. Riter, C. LaPlante, V. Pacquette, C. Cox, M. Tinker, Standing: D. VanLiew, D. Cottrell, D. Stoker, B. Tinkham, Miss Burgett At the beginnin' oi this year very strange noises seemed ter drift ter the halls o' our lodge. These noises were comin' from the gym where eager musicians were strugglin' ter produce harmonious notes from their band instruments. However, these kids did work hard an, loyally an, now we can really see the makin's 0' a good band once more in our lodge. Miss Phyllis Burgett, the band director, seen the need oi developin, musical talent in Homer Cen- tral, so she set forth with great effort ter satisfy her desires. We thank her an' our underclassmen fer their patience an' fortitude which we know will very shortly bring honors ter our lodge. f29J I. ' .M QT r nga wx I x FZ-I Q 7 fl gilt x A X .r A22 ,.. '-'H NI- 'WL' tfs.. A ' ff--' X ,Iv J' A ,X 1-if , - II 4,6 -'R F
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