Homer High School - Homerian Yearbook (Homer, IL)

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CLASS WILL Being of soui J mind and body we of the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine do hereby bequeath the following to our successors: I, Patty Allen, will my study hall desk and books to anyone who will take them. I, Jack Beason, will my job of taking care of the candy sales to Jerry Morgan. I, Carol Block, will my babysitting career to Elizabeth Tate. I, Linda Boys, will my extra boy's ring to Rose Prior. I, JoAnn Brandon, will my ability to burn food in Home Ec. to Meredith Bertram. I, Hugh Clark, will my ability to pass Science an ' Math to all future Seie.'.ce and Math students. I, Denny Hough, will my football ability to Francis Dutton. I, Donald Kibler, will my chemistry talents to Francis Dutton. I, Herb Lacey, will my skip periods to Bruce Lube. I, Betty Peterson, will all my A's to Betty McKenzie. I, Anita Place, will my m usic life to Judy Fish. I, Charles Plotner, will my 9th hr. study hall to Jack Bear. I, Kaye Pridemore, will my loud laugh to Barbara Messman. 1, Noreer. Reynolds, will all my extra height to Myla Messman. I, Glenda Robertson, will my typing ability to Sandy Shelton. I, Rene Robertson, will my clarinet playing to atsy Taylor. I, Jim Rowand, will my football shoes to Kerry Biya . I, Dick Srrith, will my knack to get along with the teachers and cooks to John Place. CLASS PROPHECY who who is will be Patty Allen a studyin' gal a college processor Jack Beas - a budding chem ist i . S S. blast r-tr:iace han lor Carol Block a goo.' baby sitter pies t a layer fir Linia Boys a bloom ing artist a cover artist for POST JoAnn Brandon a busy bee a secretary Hugh Clark a rather bright boy an educate ' bur. Dennis Hough a library loafer a general in the paratroopers Donald Kibler slow, easy-going n athen atics professor Herb Lacey fleet, goo'-looking quarterback of Cleveland Browns Betty Peterson talkative a free-lance photographer Anita Place neat, nice a m odel Charles Plotner a quiet boy world's champion pole-vaulter Kaye Pridei. ore quiet, neat a beautician Noreen Reynolds pert, pretty an airline stewardess Glenaa Robertson in love with a white Ford owner of a Ford franchise Rene Robertson witty, fit owner of string of Kustaru Kups Ji n Rowand a gun enthusiast a white hunter in Africa Dick Sn ith a practical Joker builder of trans-oceanic bridges 12

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StucU t (Z utcit Seated, left to right, first row: Kaye Pridemore, Billie Kiest, Jack Beason, Herb Lacey. Seated, second row; Mr. Busenhart, Carol Lewis, Patsy Taylor, Richard Allen. Seated, third row; Jerry Morgan, Bruce Lube, Dick Felgenhour. Seated, on desk: Richard Smith, President. The 58-59 Homer High Student Council was composed of four girls and seven boys. The President and Vice-President, elected last year, were Dick Smith and Jerry Morgan, respectively. The first order of business was to elect the remain- ing officers: Kaye Pridemore, secretary and Jack Beason, treasurer. On September 25, an all-school party and freshman initiation was held in the high school gym. A good time was had by all who attended, except possibly the freshmen. The Council sponsored dancing lessons for the students who were interested. Many of the students attended the lessons. The Council purchased a new popcorn machine to be rented by the classes or organizations wanting to use it. The organization paid a certain percentage to tha Council on each bag of popcorn sold. On April 2, the student body elected the 59-60 Student Council president, James Wienke, and the vice-president, Judy Fish. The Council enjoyed working for and with the student body and the school administration this year. 14