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

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aa 15 First Rout E. Brown, A. Alluro. IC. Steager, J. Schcnck, N. Hawthorne, fi. Bricker. Miss Wakin. Advisor: H. Belmlcn, hi. Watrons. P. Alluro. U. Bell, R. Alcott, L. Ayers Swurnl Row: P. Whitney. P. Nlctionnell. J. Miller. B. Cook. Xl. llnrkee, M. lloanc, ll. Garner. I.. llook, S. tfook. A. llorne. A. Foster. Nl. Aldrich Third Knut S. Hale. l.. Chapman. J. Fill'llll2llIl. l'. Lyon. 5. Simpson. H. Bentley. J. Emerson, 'lf Randall. lf. l'ark. B. Tinkham Four!!! Knut li. Henderson. ll, Yan Slyke. J. Whiteman. J. Hopkins, B. Williams, l.. Coodale. Xi. Owens, Y. l'aqne-tte. ll. l,each. A. Morgan. F. Seamans Fifllz lfinf: .l. Simon. H. Sink. B. Horton, lf. Kellogg, B. Harter, B. Bacon. ll. llottrell. H. Smith. tl. Bree-nls. Xl. 1 singer 0 me 66444 President ...... H. Belden Treasurer ....... .... t f. Bricker Vice-President . . ..... E. Seager Council Member . . . . . . Nl. Watrous Secretary .... . , . . ..... N. Hawthorne Council lVlemher . . . . . . . J. Schenck Here was quite a class! You should ask Miss Wakill their class advisor. They surely got along well together. Although some were inclined to he talkative like Laura Rumsey, Helene Bentley and Janet Farnham, they could also be sophisticated-Ella Brown, Pat Whitney, Beverly Cook, Jean Mil- ler, and Phyllis McConnell for instance. The whole class pitched in to present their fall dance called Autumn Spree. which hoasted a graveyard as part of the decorations. We can't forget that red hair of Barry Ward, and the way that Lawrence Ayres, Bernard Bacon, Dale Bell, Robert Allcock. Arthur lfoster and Darrell Henderson inhaled their lunches in study hall at the noon hour. The girls interclass team was really great, especially with Jane Whiteman, Jane Schenck, Coralee Bricker and Barbara Tinkham hacking the team. They were so good they nearly heat the seniors! As for hrains. Virginia Paquette had enough to graduate the whole class, plus enough personality to make us remem- her her as a wonderful girl. Two of the biggest Hgigglesw in the class were John Lindhurg and Har- old Beldon. What a heap of fun the Sophia added to our school life! wi F1 3 vm' 59? ZBA or r IW . SW' eeffw M S 'Y - W' cts? V 9 A W p Q days J G ,,,,' is ,megan 4,1,. YJJVKL LSI ME . - , Y, K w 1 L + - 7 SOCK ' 'f , ' i 'ow L, 3 S M 658A af gan f C5-A.f 1,-wvu-M.: zN+r4u me

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Q5 1 irxtRou': G. Stoker, J. Miller, R. Reagan, J. Jeffery, K. Anderson, W. Lindlrurg, J. Wilkins, .l. Thompson. C. llel.ine. J. Burgett. W. Randall, ll. Stoker, T. Price Securzd Raw: A. Hobart, N. Hale, B. Barker, D. Whiteman, H. Shanahan, J. Lonergan, V. Price, B. Potter. F. Smith, R. Lansdowne, F. Gorman, W. Miller Third Rout D. Morse, P. Haake, R. Leach, ll. Rolls. V. McEvoy, P. Schenk, B. Lang, N. Neal. ll. Lord, J. W00dXN'3fLi, K. Morris, A. Tuttle Fourth Row: D. Hess, B. Niswender. C. Leach, R. Davis, M. Rice, B. Messenger. V. Brayton, WI. Bush, C. Cox. B. Fitz- patrick, C. Garner Fifth Rout M. Hopkins, J. Bowman, C. l.undy, H. Cover. D. VanI.ien, R, Allen. ff. Creque. T. Nutting. C. Lord. J. Yalmer, ll. Whiteman . President ..... .... W . Lindburg Treasurer ....... .... C . Del..ine Vice-President .... J. Wyilkins Council Member .... .... K . Anderson Secretary ..................... J. Thompson Council Member ............ .. .... J. Burgett The Juniors were our best buddies. We shared many a joke, especially with Bob Leach and Jim Jeffery. In November they held that fascinating dance called Dreamers Holiday , with lots of but- terfiies and clouds. You could always find Bill Lindburg, Brud Gorman, W'illie Miller, Don Morris, Bill Randall and John Miller practicing basketball in the gym or on the outdoor court. They finally selected their class ring, and they have been showing them off ever since. Study hall was their hang- out much to Miss Lewis, and Miss Cook's dismay. Don Van Liew's desk was the center of attraction for Allen Tuttle, Jerry Stoker, Tom Bell and Carl Leach when they had some news to tell. Jean Lon- ergan and Velma McEvoy were always having trouble keeping their books on the desk instead of the floor. In the spring, Janet Wilkins put her head together with the rest of the class and came out with a great idea for the Junior Prom. We will always remember the dreamy sendoff they gave us with that beautiful Prom. t 13 J nf ssgpfsaw Zwm ggm WSE O. V , t My I ,wa f .Q V 'I' 4, B ORG, Tv ,,,, Ftaigf f 1-T. 5 E, Init' THERE 1 X ' 5 , Q- -- f L + - Q7 50335 T . 561 tj K 'a 'ci SL-lie 9 Dunn 556 0 fl ,gan f ,ffwgglf idj wuww

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M444 5 l First Row: B. Baldwin, M. Watrous, E. Bowman, R. Monroe, E. Lintern, C. Wilkins, W. Schenck, Mr. Price. Advisor, S. Hinman, J. Sharp, J. Wilkins, R. Green, B. Buchanan, A. Chapman, J. Clark Second Row: C. Taylor, R. Colton, S. Doran, J. Dunham, M. Clark. J. DeVaul, S. Barker, .l. Beldon, S. Brown, S. Fairbanks. B. Beers, R. Cooper Third Row: S. Fuller, A. Caleotti, J. Greene, L. Clazer, R, R. Stillman, K. Sueltz, .l. Marquis, R. Rood, H. Reynolds, M. Daily, R. West, P. Donhue, K. Whiteman Fourth Row: J. Fernandez. M. Brown, M. Seamans, C. Smith, R. Coleman, J. Russell, J. Ryan, B. Madison, B. Master- son, E. Knobles, D. Loomis, R. Rood Fifth Row: W. Thompson, C. Taylor, W. Stract, S. Wood, R. Stillman, K. Sueltz, J. Marquis, R. Rood, H. Renolds, J. Parker, A. Lawson, L. Strawbach, E. Pouers Sixth Row: W. Marks, L. Davis, J. Held, D. Rockwell, M. Tinkham, M. Tinkham, S. Updyke, L. Vabor, L. Burns, R. Brown, J. Lindsay 7 Www President ....... .. W. Schenck Treasurer ....... S. Hinman Vice-President . . . . . . C. Wilkins Council Member . . . . . . J. Vlfilkins Secretary ........................ J. Sharp Council Member ................. R. Greene A bunch of brains tsmart people! were the Frosh. For poor green freshmen they established themselves very quickly in the halls of Homer Central. Who could forget Richard Colemanis white sneaks and rolled up pant legs, Barbara Mastersonis smiling Nhellowg James Russell, the typical Frosh, brush cut and all, Roxanne Westis rosy complexion, the curly hair of Joan Greeng the bud- dies, Melvin Brown and Richard Colemang those muscle bound paper boys, Roy Monroe and Earnest Linterng our high school,s Van Johnson, alias Ronald Greene? They didnit put on their dance until March but it was worth waiting for. We had a wonderful time. This class had two sets of twins. One set is still trying to figure out whois who. ls it Mary Tinkham or is it Margaret Tinkham? Other memories that we will always keep of the 4'Frosh,' are of the buddies, John Held and Edward Bow- man, that shining black hair of Joan Lindsay: Ken Radellg the voice of Betty Buchanan, and lucky Billy Pierce who had a brother in the Senior Class fenough saidflg and last, but not least, bashful Bill Schenck. All in all the whole freshman class were great sports. E201 66 'rv gqbfp -TTA use OF 9 J fm!! JT Ajay 9 pn Q Cf- I .93 D J G, ., is Fmt SA Ll. 1 7 C, 'LIS' Turns Q 34 'S-Geist. ' if fl or S 66, Q' gang f Kg-A-f p-uuv-u IN!-HCI T5