Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

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THE TROJAN ii. COLORS OP 47 j is for the blues because we are ( j leaving you, Homer High; is for the long assignments which j seemed to reach the sky; T T is for using our study periods for j j other than studies; is for the enjoyment we have had with school friends and buddies. 1 J is for another step which we must i take, but not without thought; “I T Is for the new life we enter, and the trials to be fought; 1 I is for doing our best to make a jj success of our lives. is for the good and patient teachers j T who have helped us through; I 1 is for others in school who I j been so good and so true; is for luck to the Juniors, j happiest year is nigh; T i is for the dearest memories I I our own HOMER HIGH. have whose of you, A. Wonders

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12 TUB XRflJM Royce Adams Agriculture There dwelt this clown among us. Football 1,2,3,4 IT-Club 2,3,4 Francis Akins Franie Agriculture BSood sense and good nature are never separated William Akins Bill Agriculture I would rather be a farmer than president. 3aseball 1 Senior Play 4 Donna Butler General She makes her own way. Knitting Club 1 Dorothv Chamberlain Dot Commercial There is a little bit of bad in every good girl. Class Secretary 1 Marie Clarke Commercial Have a good time while yotfre alive cause you wi 11 be dead a long time. Library Club 1,2 Knitting Club 1 Office Practice 4 Lawrence Densmore Agriculture He has rights, who dares exercise them• Beverly J. Easton General Full of pep, full of fun, never quiet, always on the run. Class Treasurer 1 Band 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Office Practice 4