Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

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MEMORIES The tall brick school at the edge of town Where we met on our first school day Shall bring memories sweet As the years repeat As we travel down our life's highway. For fifty years you've welcomed us; Hundreds and hundreds have entered your door Fifty long years You've shared our cheers How we wish we could live them o'er. The lessons seemed long and the work so hard And we would fret and wear a frown Yet our heads would spin As we tried to win The trophies for our own home town. There's a tear in the eye of you and me When we bid it our fond farewell Not a sign of cheer Only a tear For no longer in it can we dwell.

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A THF. TROJAN Back row: Lillian Fletcher-5th and 6th grades, Jeannette Hoicomb-Languages, Walter Krueger-Coach, Carl Kruger-Agriculture, Francis Cuber-Social Science, Myrtle Hammond-Commercial, Margaret Sherman-Kindergarten and 1st grade. Front Row: Marjorie Davis- Home Economics, Ruth Bacon-Music, Paul Davis-Principal, Audley Mays-Superintendent, Eva Spencer-4th and 5th grades, Lois Roush-2nd and 3rd grades. OUR TEACHERS AND THEIR FAVORITE QUOTATIONS Mr. Mays: The laborer works with his hands; The master works with his hands and mind, But the artist works with his hands, his mind and his heart. Mr. Krueger: Any thing that is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Mr. Davis: Miss Fletcher: Somebody said that it couldn t be done But he with a chuckle replied. That maybe it couldn t But he wouldn t say so until he d tried. Hiss Davis Can t never did anything. Mrs. Sherman: I am the Master of my fate. I am the Captain of my soul. The person who can say the unexpected and at the same time make good sense has something approaching genius. Mis8 Holcomb: To err is human--to forgive divine. Miss Hammond: To thine own self be true. And it must follow as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man. Mr. Kruger: Miss Roush: Speech is silver, silence is golden. Live and let live. Miss Bacon: Mr. Cuber: Education is the only thing you pay for and then try to get as little as you can for your money. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Miss Spencer: Be it ever so humble, there s no place like home.