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

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We cz For thirteen years we have cut and pasted, until, today, we have finished our scrapbook for the Class of 1950. We could not possibly include everything we have done in our past but we feel we have recorded our most important events. Everything you see or read in this book has a personal meaning to each member of the class of 50.,, Since l937 we have had many adventures. The last four years have been especially mean- ingful to us and have brought us closer together. We want our scrapbook to be one of memories, one which pays tribute to those who have helped us and shared our troubles and joys. ln the following pages you will see the record of the Class of 1950. We hope you will enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed making it. L21 Y fr '06 Z..:,.z1.Q'D..:ze J . My' jywafhm' 6. Lbs-J ,YY , wjcpgiiopfx J AL 1 l - ' 1- ON W 15 eu' ea W 9 s . ,, E l -f 1 at A 1 A 1 rt H my ew Bl' Gffll-f5'tHN'f fvfffwu W WW

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Om Smqafaak 7750 UWM Presented by Senior Class Homer Central School Homer, New York

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Um Keane ' i . i l l i Miss U'Neill was our lxest friend. She was our guardian angel during Junior Class meetings task Ken! D. Without her our Caharet would not have lmeen such a sueeess. She- was always there to help uncl she pulls-rl some pretty good puns in hetween. l7mnee should consider herself ti luc-kv nation while Nliss UiNeill is there. She knew how to fleeorate the Church for grarluation and worried over the ,lunior l'roni with llw ull. lfveryone respeetecl her heeause of her helpful. congenial IIlilllIN'l'. She was full of imleus for every or-vnsion. She will never he forgotten hy the Class of N50 l 3 l rv ef 2-A owe . alwfme W l if Qdycffp M Q9 . NCASE of V M s ' i ' THERE ig H -I' 4 S U omg' Eitkiioin 1 4 YJ of 591 L17 .L l, -Q- 'fg l g :I P 9093 42, ' 'f , A 2 4 m it.:-is l 656' Blu GIQFEANNIE gang f 5,556 zum-ntl T5