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

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' cab-' . ,. . Om' DEBT zcatzon or Roman we might well inquire to what or to whom does youth owe its greatest debt. Out of mature knowledge and considered judgment would come the answer Your ar- ents, those adults who have nurtured you without thought of payment, to them you owe your greatest debt. And we the seniors of 1955 agree. Our greatest debt is to our parents and guardians. We are beginning to realize this more each day for the time has come when we are start- ing to put away childish ways and are adopting mature ideas We may seldom have thought about it but from the day we were born up to the present time our parents have always been beside us guiding and encouraging us. They have lost sleep worrying about us in times of illness pinched a penny here and there so we could have that new bike for Christmas helped us when we had a big problem to solve and laughed with us in our joyous moments. Patience is their strongest virtue and God only knows how much of that is needed. What do our parents want in return nothing but all the love which is in their children s hearts! We the class of 1955 wish to do something for our parents to show how much we appreciate them. Thus we dedicate one of our most cherished possessions, our yearbook to our parents ir 6 6 9 9 4 I 5 X x 11. 'Q if 5 gk? mix A Lf 5553133 1 Had we the privilege of conversing with Odysseus, or with any leading ancient Greek ali : F J , , .. P 7 7 5 7 7 7 -.1-,r ,L .Lx-. 3-Tv P . gr, , N, . . v -. . .Q E ye. -Q ,., tn. .. y ,r.. .,..,g:. v-fx. . -r vi 'Eff ' i- 5 7 7 7 8352. 'Ski ful

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CYNTHIA NEWCOME Student Council A smile for e1fery girl, two for every boy. Activities: Chorus 1-23 Majorette 3-43 Mummers 3-43 Tri-Y 3-43 Odyssey Editorg Traffic Patrol 43 junior Prom3 Senior Ball. JAMES ALLEN The moon if made of green cheefe. Activities: Basketball: Band: Tri- V 3-43 Chess Club3 Student Coun- cil3 Mummers 2-4Q Traffic Patrol. EVA ELAINE BARBER The things which rnurt be rnurt be for the ben. Activities: FHA 2-43 Sports Club 3-43 Intramurals 1-43 Tumbling Club 1-3. CLARENCE BLISS Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Activities: Art Service ClUbQ Post- er Committee. I0 Joi-IN FOLMER President Lihe father, iihe Jon. Activities: Band 1-43 Mummers 2-43 Library 2-43 Traffic 43 Chess Club 33 Soccer 2-43 Vice Presi- dent Student Council 43 Band Council 1-43 Dance Band 3-43- junior Prom: Delegate Boys' State. JEANETTE LINTERN Secretary Fading in marie. Activities: Tri-Y 3-43 FBLA 3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 43 Mummers 3-43 Traffic Patrol 3- 43 Cheerleader 2-43 Band 3-43 Majorette 2-43 junior Prom3 Sports Club 3-43 Chorus 1-23 CALVIN ROEE Vice President Mad ar a march hare. Activities: Chorus 1-23 FFA 1-4, Treasurer 3, County FFA Presi- dent 4g Mummers 3-43 Chess Club 33 Select Chorus 1-23 Sec- retary 23 Delegate Boys' State. HELEN GWILT Treasurer Beautiful eyes of my caxh-box. Activities: Tri-Y 3-43 Odyssey Staff3 FBLA 2-43 Chorus3 Mum- mers 2-43 Traffic Patrol 43 Cho- rus Council 13 Bus Monitor3 Treasurer FBLA. Tumbling. SYLVIA BEMENT In youth and beauty and wis- dom. Activities: Odyssey Staff3 FBLA 3-43 Press Club3 Sports Club3 In- tramurals 1, 43 Staff Head Press Club3 Transferred from Cortland. ERWIN BOYDEN I have often regretted my fP?fff7, never my Jilenref' Activities: FFA 1-4. MICHAEL DAVID Fox Student Council This if the thing I was born to do. Activities: Tri-V 3-43 Mummers 3-43 Football 1-43 Odyssey Staff3 Student Council President3 Traf- fic Patrol3 Wrestling 3, 4. WAYNE BACON A decent holdnerr erer rneen with friendr. Activities: FFA 1-33 Chorus 1-43 Rifle 2-43 Chess 33 Wrestling 23 Track 33 Football 43 Intramurals 1-43 Select Chorus 2-33 Quartet 3-4.