Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

 - Class of 1939

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£ THE TRQJAIi Back row: Bob Davie, Duane Gregg, Charles Rising, Ernest Ball, Maurice Benham, Harold Salmon, Mr. Whetstone. Middle row: Mr. Cuber, Bob Mestdagh, Bob Dawson, Joy Moor, Thelma Face, Stanley Jarosz, Mr. Kruger, Front row: Mary Jarosz, Joe Jarosz, Shirley Smith, Fred Heaton, Leila Cutcher, Janet Howe, Ramona Hamman. SCHOOL COUNCIL The school council is an organization through which the students may participate in the administration of the student activites of the school. The council consists of two members chosen from each home room, the vice presidents of the thr e upper classes, and the president chosen each year at the beginning of the second semester from the Junior class. Regular meetings are held every two weeks on Tuesday during the activity period. The president presides over each meeting and appoints all committees. During the second semester the most Important undertaking was that ol revising the constitution of the school. The name was changed to Student Organization and Mr. Kruger and Mr. Cuber were elected by the teachers to take part in our meetings. The officers for the first semester were: President- Warren Vincent Vice president- Fred Heaton Secretary- Beryl Blue Treasurer- Leila Cutcher The officers for the second semester were: President- Joe Jarosz Vice President- Fred Heaton Secretary- Shirley Smith Treasurer- Leila Cutcher

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THE TROJAN 5 Back row: Miss Roush, Mr. Krueger, Mr. Davis, Mr. Kruger, Mr. Cuber, Miss Spencer, Front row: Miss Fletcher, Miss Hammond, Miss Carmichael, Mr. whetstone. Miss Bacoi% Miss Wells, Mrs. Sherman. FACULTY JINGLES As Mrs. Sherman's sweet and shy. You like her more as days go by; Her little tots are all so small-They learn to play, to draw, an all. The teachers here in Homer High You may forget as days go by; To keep your n.em'ries fresh indeed. This little jingle may succeed. Miss Fletcher's projects help you work And all your duties not to shirk; She makes the three R's seem like play; Her pupils always make their way. Miss Hammond has the business field; Her skill success in you will yield. In shorthand and in typing, too, She teaches you Just what to do. Miss Carmichael, who's dark and tall, Inspires the best work from us all. Her Ford, named Peter, is the car Which roams the country near and far. Though Mr. V.hetstone's stay will end This year, he still will be your friend. As superintendent he excelled; In high esteem he's always held. The music teacher is the one Whose vim and vigor helps your fun. Your songs and band you'll ne'er regret; Miss Bacon you will ne'er forget. Miss Wells has taught you how to cook. To sew, and at your best to look; Her friendliness and cheery smile. Remains with you a long, long while. The midget of our teaching force Is no one but Miss Roush, of course; She may be wee, but you should see How well she leads grades two and three. And Mr. Krueger'd smile and say, There'll be no baseball game today— The rain, you know, then on you'd go With algebra and math- oh, woe I In Mr. Davis' scierfcd»class You ought to hearAHte jokes that pass. He planned hi ftiJiip'd dissect a cat; It ran away -i ttnd that was that I Our Mr. Kruger’s plane and saw Helps you to plan and build and draw; But he is serious, you say? Then watch him smile his unique way. Your speech, debat atna hist'ry man Is Mr. Cubeivy a ti we can All praise Lar coaching well the team Who won our fondest dream. Miss SjSencer has the fourth grade room; The long division problems loom Before your eyes; but with her aid You find that you can make the grade.



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THE TROJAN 7 Back row: Eva Sweet, Ruth Vosburgh, Marlon Osborn, Carolyn Kroul, Jaunita Mills, and Katherine Thompson. Middle row: Mr. Whetstone, Irene Bowser, Anita Green, Dorothy Grid-ley, Marian « het stone, Virginia Cunningham, Doris Shaffer, and Miss Hammond. Front row: Mary Larder, Eugene Whitcomb, Lawrence Boyd, Olen Face, Stanley Osborn, Bob Folk, and Ophelia Gefken. JOURNALISM STAFF Editor------------------Olen Face Assoc. Editor-----------Ophelia Gefken Art Editor--------------Anita Green Advertising Manager-----Dorothy Gridley Business Manager--------Lawrence Boyd Typing Manager----------Carolyn Kroul Production Manager------Irene Bowser Sports Editor-----------Marian Whetstone Social Editor-----------Doris Shaffer Literary Editor---------Ruth Vosburgh 1939 Trojan Staff Editor-------------------- Assoc. Editor------------- Photography Editors------- Athletic Editors---------- Typist-------------------- Assoc. Typist------------- Art Editors--------------- Business Manager---------- Advertising Manager------- Assoc. Advertising Manager Circulating Manager------- Assoc. Circulating Manager Contract Editor----------- Assoc. Contract Editor---- Class Editor-------------- Club Editor-.............. •Olen Face •Ophelia Gefken •Eugene Whitcomb Ruth Vosburgh •Bob Folk Stanley Osborn Carolyn Kroul •Virginia Cunningham Anita Green Marian Whetstone Lawrence Boyd Dorothy Gridley Katherine Thompson Irene Bowser Mary Larder Jaunita Mills Marion Osborn Eva Sweet Doris Shaffer

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