Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

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Charles Alexander,in whose hands has been the oare of the grounds and buildings for eight years. To take pride in one'6 work and to make the best possible use of the materials at hand, are the lessons implanted in students by the example he sets . The institution which for more than a century,has pointed the way, through knowledge,to a rioh-er life, and has helped us to form friendships that iffl.1 last long after steps grow tottering and temples gray.The present structure was erected in 1890. 2

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FACULTY George Needham— For most students mathematics is certainly a problem. Eleanor Leusenkamp— Her voice is ever soft, gentle, and low. Carl Kruger— Men of few words are the best ones. Norman Cobb— History is old stuff. Myrtle Hammond— She lives not for herself alone, she lives for others. Mrs. Martin Jack (Alberta Phillips)—- In the kindergarten it's the little things that count. Mildred Towne— Life is not something to be lived through, it is something to be lived up to. Mrs. Sherman— The sweetest lives are those to duty wed. Lillian Fletcher— Somebody said that it couldn't be done—. Paul Davis— The little foolery that wise men have makes a great show. Marian McCort— Grammar is your mother's mother. Clinton F. Whetstone--- Sending children to school is a good thing, it might teach them a lesson. 4