Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

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IEIE IflQJAIi 29 Back row: George Mansfield, Carl Mench, Warren Putnam, Shirley Case, Beatrice Salmon, Eunice Wells, Bob Cook, Perry Phillips, Duane Gregg. Middle row: Marion Smith, Freda Linton, Marjorie Thompson, Louise Duumm, Vera Mann, Ellen Henshaw, Tressie Etanham, Shirley Measel, Leila Cutcher, rjnma Rising, Louis Baird, Front row: Helen Kennedy, Virginia Rice, Thelma Face, Dorothy Smith, Miss Carmichael, Lena Hakes, Nancy Cunningham, Wodena Y.orden, June Kicks. JUNIOR- JOURNALISM CLUB Staff Editor---------------- Associate Editors----- Sport Editor---------- Music Editor---------- Society Editor-------- Class Editor---------- Department Editro----- Club Editor--......... Feature Editor-------- Administration Editor Literary Editor------- Advisor--------------- Lena Hakes Dorothy Smith, Kenny Cutcher, Marion Smith Louis Baird June Hicks -----------------------------Nancy Cunningham -----------------------------Thelma May Face -------------------------------V.odena Worden Virginia Rice Perry Phillips Emma Rising Helen Kennedy Miss Carmichael Reporters Ada Floyd, Beatrice Salmon, ob Cook, Vera Mann, Duane Gregg, Ellen Henshaw, Freda Linton, Eunice ..ells, George Mansfield, Leila Cutcher, Louise Drumm, Marjorie Thompson, Shirley Case, Shirley Measel, Tressie Stanham, Carl Mench, and warren Putnam. We began Junior Journalism lor the first time in 1938. So many scholars wished to join the Journalism Club that it was divided into two groups, Senior and Junior. The Junior division is composed mainly of Freshmen and Sophomores who are interested in writing, although we have a few upper class members who have had no previous training in Journalism. Our Club members will be eligible to be chosen for the Senior Journalism staff next year if their work comes up to its high standard. In this sense, the Junior Journalism Club serves as an apprenticeship organization. Our main task is writing the weekly news for the Index. Meetings are held every Monday and Tuesday. On Monday we hand in our write-ups; on Tuesday our next week s work is assigned to us. Every person has a write-up at least every other week. The money with which we purchased a page in this annual was obtained by selling refreshments at a basket ball game in January.

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Left to right-first row: Betty June .toetstone, Fred Heaton, Ronald Buskirk, Ruby Hamilton, June Hicks, Shirley Smith, Bob Folk, Jean Reichow, Stanley Carrick, Olen Face. Second row: Ruth Bacon;director, Melvin King, Elizabeth Folk, Jim‘Linton, Fanneta Frederick, Warren Putnam, Mildred Lerberg, Clayton Robison, Katherine Thompson, Stanley Jarosz. GLEE CLUB The Homer High Glee Club sponsored two productions during the year. The Show Boat” a combination Play and Minstrel was given at the Community Hsuae March 22 and 23, under the direction of Miss Ruth Bacon. The first and third acts of this unusual presentation was a play telling of the happenings aboard a Showboat on the Mississippi River. The Second Act was the minstrel show given for the patrons of the Showboat as she stopped at Danby landing. As the main part of the Christmas program Chains” a play was given with the following people in the cast. Shirley Smith, Doris Shaffer, Ronald Buskirk, Bob Folk, Jim Linton, Stanley Carrick, Stanley Jarosz, Melvin King, Roger Huston, Richard Bender, and Fred Heaton. © New books were purchased by the Organization with the proceeds of the minstrel. These books contain much fine material that will be used to great advantage next year. Glee Club Membership: Dorothy Arnold Richard Bender Beryl Blue Ronald Buskirk Betty Carrick Stanley Carrick Olen Face Thelma May Face Ada Floyd Bob Folk Ruby Hamilton Fred Heaton June Hicks Shirley Holmes Janet Howe Roger Huston Stanley Jarosz Melvin King Carolyn Kroul Mildred Lerberg Freda Linton Joy Moor Marion Osborn Mary Lee Osborn Jean Reichow Emma Rising William Roan Clayton Robison Doris Shaffer Shirley Smith Rachel Tank Marjorie Thompson Elizabeth Whetstone Marian Whetstone

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THE TROJAN aa Back row: Eva Sweet, Phyllis Finley, Warren Putnam, Olen Face, and George Booth. Front row:. Janet Howe, Jeannette Ingraham, Miss Carmichael, Dorothy Gridley, and Betty Carrick. ENTRE-NOUS Le cercle d Entre-Nous a tenu la premiere stance de cette annee-ci, le Jeudi auinze septembre, 1938, avec neuf members et une mattresse present. Ces officers-ci etaient choisi: President—M. Olen lace Vice-president--M. Warren Putnam Secretaire—Mile. Settle Carrick Tr sori re—Mile. Jeannette Howe La programme pour l'annee est ainsi qu'il suitr Le vingt-neuf septembre, des r£cits de la langue franpaise, les troubadours et les coutumes soclales; le treize octobre, des enigmes de mots croises en franpais; le trois novembre, une histoire des fStes des franpais; le dix-sept novembre, les rapports des Journaux franpais; le huit decembre, des chansons franpaises; le quatorze decembre, une fete de Noel k l 6cole; le vingt-deux decembre, lfhistoire de Noel du Nouveau Testament franpais; le douze Janvier et le deux fevrier, traduction de la chanson populaire, MTwo Sleepy People”; le deux marj, un rapport de la vie du foyer domestique des franpais; le seize mars, un rapport des ecoles en France; le six et vingt avril, une comfcdie, Cupldon, Dentiste,”; le quatre mai, une description des beaux-arts des franpais; le dix-huit mai, une voyage imaginaire d un bout de France 1 autre; et le vingt-quatre mai, une pique-nlque au lac de Swain avec le cercle de latin comme notre invite. Aussi, nous etions charges plusieurs fois de la vente des bonbons et de la creme glacle aux jeux du football et basketball. Plusieurs membres ont repu des epingles du cercle d Entre-Nous. Les memoires agr ables du cercle d Entre-Nous demeureront toujours avec ceux qui sont ou qui etaient de ses membres. Les parties d licieuses, les Jeux, les chansons--on ne peut facileraent les oublier comme importants au proces de faire l ecole plus agreable•