Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

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Back row: Mauri c« McCullough, Junior Hickerson, Sam Mather, Ueal Patrick, Harold Wondere, Francis Smith, Lloyd Wilson, Roland Richardson, Darrell Face, Donald Larder, Kennlth Mestdagh Robert Smith, George Brown, John Ballantlne, Roy Hakes, Orrllle Hamnan. Middle royt Adrisor-Mrs, Whitney, Lloyd Neifcouse, Douglas Buskirk, Fred Ceyela, Kenneth Dibble, Greta Gehrig, Patricia Weiss, Marilyn Berkland, Anna Brown, Betty Fox, Virginia Chamberlain, Patricia Digert Leon Brodock, Herbert Signor, Clair Chamberlain, James Fleming. Back row: Virginia Fleming Dorothy Truax, Katherine Shaw, Pearl Wildt, Ithelyn Wonders, Joyce Hoffman, Lela Clutter Viola Patrick, Dorothy Hess, Marilyn Truax, Doris Heath, fforma lari, Xleanor Pratt, Absent Raymond Wheeler, Shirley Avery, Donnie Moor, Florence Sheerer, Howard Wilson, Sylvia Wagler John Stoll, William Yoder. (con t from D ge 20.) One of the congressmen told me that they hod hired one of the beet Janitors In the country to keep the building tidy. This person being Weston Weiss. But something new had been added. Pork had hired for hie assistants, three bathing beauties, right off the beach of Homer Lake, the famous summer resort. Strange that Pork should hire women for assistants. He never used to oare much for them baok in the good old days. Ella Adams had Just been hired as elevator girl and she was having a hilarious time riding up and down in the building with no one in the elevator but herself. Going on in to the business section of town I suddenly decided I should like to visit the Doolittle Seymore Co. As you know Mildred Hyde is the business manager there. She started out as secretary and the boss thought she was so good that they exchanged places and he is now serving as her able secretary. And so as the time grows shorter to catch my plane back to Domlny Field I leave to all this rhyme in Remembrance of the 8enior Class as a whole A few more meetings and farewells, All of us await A few more smiles, a few more tears, It's not worth while to hate.

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TROJAM 26 FRESHMEN Back row! Darroll Adam , Chatter Yo t, John Smith, Clarence 111 eon, Oale Hamilton, Lloyd Iroul, James Court, Richard Jones, Norman Maurer, Jerry Warner, Neal Daweon, Robert Mickle, Q org Moor, Middle row: Herbert Olney, Royce Adams, Dick Hakes, Dona Butler, Audrey Wonders, Marian Retell , Joan Smith, Beverly Saston, Madeline Holbrook, Margaret King, Leroy Carothers. Bill Akins, Lawrence Densmore, Ren Swope Front row: Miss Deltrlch, Dorlne Deck, Joanne Lee, Marie Clarke, Joyce Mickle, Diane Shear, Hasel Toby, Lois Oridley, Dorothy Chamberlain, Opal Smith, Miss Hosman. Absent! Mary Anderson, Caroll Avery, George Bradley, Alfreada Oefken, Phyllis Frederick, Clarence Walters, Pauline Miller. FftfiSHMAli CLASS HISTORY The Freshman Claes was one of the largest in the history of the school, since more than fifty were enrolled. At the first class meeting the following offioers were elected: President-----------—-----—----------James Court Vice-President-----------------------Carrol Avery Secretary--------------------Dorothy Chamberlain Treasurer----------------------------Joyce Miokle At the annual Tug-of-War between the Freshman and 8ophomore Classes the Freshman proved their superior strength by dragging, their opponents into the water two times out of three. In January the class had a skating party which resulted in a major amount of fun plus a few minor casualties. The class is proud of its record in the stamp and bond sales and of the fact that it led in the amount donated to the March of Dimes Fund. Misses Becker and Hosman were sponsors of the class until Miss Becker's resignation when Miss Dietrioh took her place.

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 TR0J4M ZL SEVENTH GRADE Back rowi lari L«wr«nc«, Arnold Telnert, Ral h Blchardton, Bichard Murphy Second rowi Cecil fowler, Robert Anaatroag, Paul Cleland, Teddy Flaming, Thomas Wallace, Dickie Hickerson. front ro«t Patty Patton, Mary Avery, Carol Warner, Lots Bradley. Joan Butters, Joan Whetstone. Absents Betty Lynn, Kenneth Puckett, Imaogene Truaz. 7th GRADE HISTORY In September, 1943, twenty students enrolled in the 7th Grade. We began the year under the guidance of Miss Fletcher, who has been transfered to the Library. Our Class Advisor is now Mrs. Root. The Officers for the first semester are as follows: President------------------------Mary Avery Vice President----------------------------Earl Lawrence Secretary-----------------------Betty Murphy Treasurer---------------------- -Patty Patton The Officers for the seoond semester are as follows: President------------------------------Kenneth Puckett Vice President------------------Cecil Fowler Secretary------------------------Betty Linn Treasurer------------------------Joan Butters Our social activities so far this year have been an Ice-skating party on the Homer Lake and a class farewell party for Betty Murphy, who moved to Albion.