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

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Um 'af lfirxt Rout K. Morris: IX. Aines, ,l. Hopkins, A. Ilo- hartg fhlvisurs, Miss Wlikiii. Miss Iluak, J. Thonipsrm. D. Sillnor. Ii. Potter. Il. Wihile- main. Nvcnrul Huw: .I. Whiteman. if. Breeds. Ii. Nlnnty, I'. Klo- lionm-ll, B. linoli. NI. Peek, ll. Wingenliavk. H. Leivkerl. .I. S1'Ilf'I!I'l'C. ,l. Iless. Y. Comer, NI. Uuens Third Raw: :L Neal. J. Bou- mun. NI. Pr-ek. I.. Nisxsen- mh-r. W. Nlezul, I . Nelson. Ii. lmarli. .I. .Ie-Ile-ry. G. Smith. Ii. Nisxwmler. NI, Sweeney First lfnut Nl. Hive. II. Kun- mlaill, Nl. l.inlf-, R. Cox, Sev- utdry. fy. Hlll'UllllSl. Presi- ilenl: Mr. Prim-0. .Mlvisorz lf. fillllglllllll, Yi1'e-I'resi- dent: N. Nleliwy. 'I'rr-as- ur:-r. II. Ile-llms. I . Smith SUVIIIIII Knut Cl. -Xrinstrmiu. . '51, . f '. NI. Nlmgiui. .I. Hiller. W. I imllni Xl I' ch l'. Sl'lIl'lll'lK. .I. l.rillel'g:uli. Ii. liz-ililniziii. II. lirlggggs, If. linx, X. l'if-rn-v Tflifrl Noir: ll. Ile-ss. ll. Stoker. Nl. Pe-I-k. li, Imrcl, W. Hiller. W. Ilziaike. .I. , Ilurgiett. I.. Nlurse. lf. Stone. II. Neuinzin. ff. lirequr' The- COIllIllPl'1'Iiil Club eonsislefl of Ivusiness Students. They took ware ul' reeorcls uml spending. Miss Wlllkill ami Miss Hunk were always there to straighten things out. This year the elulv really gnl rolling and juineml ll national orgunizntimi 1-allerl Future Business I,oudvrs uf .'hlllt'l'Il'J.l. Ifucli member haul lu I1-urn un math and rules. It wasrft ull work. They hurl quite an initiation. zuul they also hc-lcl ai mixer In raise nimiey. .-XII in all it was great fun while they were learningx. 'lillls year thi- SUS. thv Seekers of Seiem-e. lriell to lmeemne really au'lix'e. Mr. llriee mul Miss ,-Xlclmis YUlllIlI!'l'I't'Cl tu hi-Ip thc junior zuirl seiiim'sciel11'e slufh-nts niulw seiemw' lun :ls wi-II als uurlx. lliey lllilllllvfl an lrip to see svienlilir' limmlemlgm- put tu pravlieall wurli. C251 fi fb nf' af Zwzuzz. Omen .. MW QA, CMJ WG' W f 0. .1 9 Q .- , L we BQCQP X ' fa 6 pg + 4 J 500 5 f '66 i 'W ig' a 44,04 pug QOF fl f v 1 cl' F- 22 .1 5CfW2.0PS. W YW --.frm : ' Fo :B A A gg YM N31 HEY I ff We af-'fl I Q,iCl,5RNNuE MU4,,,.g,4m4.fw www?

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Um leaded 1 Seated: C. Burns, J. Allen, Advisor, Mr. Herney, K. Anderson, B. Bush, Standing: F. Austin, E. Fiehtner, R. Greene, J. Wilkins, J. Hess, M. Watrous, .lane Schenck, J. Burgett First Row: J. Tompson, V. McEvoy, K. Ander- son, F. Kingsbury, B. Corey, R. Cox Second Row: B. Coon, P. Schenck, Janet Wilkins, H. Shanahan, C. Cong- don Third Row: G. Cox, C. Armstrong, R. Bowker, D. Signor. J. Bnrgett, R. Hiehlman Fourth Hou: K. Mellon- nell. W. Lindlnlrg, hir. Herney. T. Nutting. C. ' llartquist Student Council was the governing body of the school. A lmoy and girl from each class was elected to the council. This year Jeanine Hess and Eddie Fichtner represented the seniors, Karen Anderson and Joe Burgett the juniors, Jane Schenck and Berry Ward the sophomores. Ronald Greene and Judith Wilkins the freshmen, Betty Bush and Francis Austin the eighth grade, and Connie Burns and James Allen the seventh grade. Wlhen things go wrong the council met and tried to find a better way for student government to run. They always put on the first social event of the year, the annual Organization Dance, at which the class officers for the following year are announced. The traffic patrol was the police force, in other words, 'Lthe Copsfi They kept order in the halls. Everywhere you went they were there, waiting and watching. We decided that Joe Burgett and Bob Riehlman had to do less work than anyone. With the build they had, all you had to do was look at them and you thought twice hefore running down the halls. Mr. Herney kept them on their toes hy changing posts every two weeks. Every morning and noon you would see Frances Kingsbury, Cap- tain. checking to see if everyone was on his post. They did a good job, for, without them checking on noises and people who had to skip stairs, the halls would have been bedlam between classes, F wwe. 7f,.n,..4t0'n.:tt iM,v0'J,gLf15 4 'Jfg 'T071 fill i gl J ,449 Q53 ASE QF y o ,,, SQ 05,1 + l 1 A ' E r rn f OR nr NA

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We First Row: P. Donahue, K. Anderson, J. Hess, B. Coong J. Schenck, M. Little, J. Lindsey. H. Bentley, L. Rumsey, R. Cooper, C. Chapman, J. Clark Second Row: W. Pierce. R. Riehlman, V. Pierce, H. Randall, A. Caleotti, E. Nobles, J. Sharp. S. Hinman. M. Dailey, A. Lamson, J. Schenck. J. Marquis Third Row: J. Sadauskas, P. Mc-Connell, J. Miller, M. Doane, M. Durkee, P. Schenck. J. Lonergan, B. Lang, L. Good- ale. E. Seager, J. Belden, B. Beers Fourth Row: R. Colton, B. Allen, M. Rice, I. Crandall, K. Whiteman, K. Sueltz, J. Hopkins, M. Sweeney. M. Wright, R. Cox, F. Kingsbury Fifth Row: R. Bowker, S. Fairbanks, E. Powers, L. Valmer. J. Wilkins. B. Bur-hannan, B. Masterson, R. West. L. Cook, L. Chapman, J. Thompson Our glee club consisted of those who could sing and would work for good choral singing. Every Monday and Thursday in the kindergarten rooms at 3:15 you could hear them practicing. Over and over they would practice until they sounded nearly as good as Fred Waring's Glee Club. At Christmas time they sang carols for the Christmas Assembly. Every spring they Serenade the whole town with a concert. Linder Miss Whitborneis directions, the chorus had grown better and better. After practice, everyone in chorus would drift back to school singing excerpts from the music they had just practiced. The favorite seemed to be How Much Wood Could a Woodchuck Chuck?'7 The chorus kept the halls of Homer Central humminel L 26 J I ob Oiiiuifl, ' f 73 ,E fa? gtzsgpwaftom 2 All- OS 5 WSE O. V if I W , W so V - 4 D FRE 76 E, IL l THERE + -waz. f if A. ar In O Hu 856 ' I-DJ. ties: f A4450 if-7 1wunM1