Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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A 1 1 MARION HIGHLUND Journahsm Debate Arnerlcan Literature Trojan PAULINE ARNOLD Englxsh 9 to Llbrary ENGLISH HHD LIBRHHU 12 SUIIIHL SCIENCES 13 HELEN WHITNEY U S Hxstory World Hxstory Laun KENNETH MORGAN Amencan Lxterature, Hlstory 8 Enghsh Lnerature EARL VAN SICKLE Pracuce teacher for Speech Debate Joumallsm GILBERT ERBISCH Dnvmg B101O gy Geometry CLEO WINCHELL Chemxstry A1 ebra 9 Anthmeuc 7B Football THOMAS CURTIS Anthmeuc 8 Sclence 8A GEORGE MILLER Adv Algebra Sohd Geometry IIIHTHEIIIHTICS HHIJ SCIENCE 14 HIUSIC HND HRT lu . Giang JOHN BUTTERFIELD Band, Geography Glee Club 15 JOANN WAGONER Music JEAN BURNS Att LEON DRAIME Boys' Gym, Basketball Baseball PHUSICHL EIJUUHTIUH GLENDA REOPKE Girls' Physiology, Geography 7A, Girls' Gym CLEO WINCHELL Chemistry, Algebra 9, Arithmetic 7B, Football 16 Iwru H6191 VVIIIHC And 1 lax SEHIURS Clase Sponsors 5. - f . ' A ,TY IVY '. .. 'wrclnce Panccwt CLHSS HISTUHU ln September 1947 f1fty elght students enrolled 1n the Freshman class Mrs Whitney and Mr Mc Cully were chosen class adv1sors The follow1ng students were elected by the1r Classmates to lead the class Pres1dent Joyce Ott V1ce Presldent Darlene Radtke Secretary John Steeby Treasurer Carolyn Wllson The Freshman 1n1t1at1on was held U1 October The Sophomores won the tug o war and the football game The Freshman glrls how ever defeated the Sophomore glrls 1n the softball game September 1948 found the f1fty two members of the Sophomore class eager to begln the new year The offrcers elected were as fol lows Pres1dent Kat1e Egnatuk Vlce Presrdent .Tohn Steeby Secretary Robert Steeby Freasurer Norman Potter StudentC ouncll representatlves xor the f1rst semester were Kath leen Dewey and Robert Tuck Janet Sprague and Frank Benham served the second semester The class ad vlsors were Mrs Whltney and Mr Curtlss The eagerly awalted 1n1t1 at1on was held The Freshmen won the tug o war but the Sophomore grrls won the softball game The Jumor year dawned Sep tember 1949 wlth forty s1xmem bers enrolled The class adv1sors were Mr Erb1sh and Mr Mxller The class offlcers were Presldent Robert Steeby V1ce Presldent Robert Shelts Secretary Kat1e Elgnatuk Treasurer Robert Tuck StudentC ouncll members were F1rst semester Caro1ynW1lsonand John Steeby S ec ond semester Darlene Radtke and Robert Shelts The school year 1949 50 was a busy one In November 1949 the f1rst Sadle Hawk1ns Dance was g1ven by the .Tumors February 8th the entxre class part1c1pated ln the Iumor Carmval In March the .Tun 1or Play Our Hearts Were Young And Gay was glven The success of the play encouraged the class to work harder The f1rst banquet 1n many years 1n honor of the Sen1ors was g1ven precedlng the .Tumor Sen1or Prom The year came to a close w1th the class part1c1pat1ng 1n the Baccalaureate and Com mencement exerc1ses September 1950 brought forty one students to Homer Hlgh to reg 1ster 1n the graduatlng class Mrs Whltney and Mr Pancost were chosenas class adv1sors The class offlcers were as follows Pres1dent Robert Steeby V1ce Presndent Robert Shelts Secretary Beatrlce Burgan Treasurer Kathleen Dewey On December 6th and 7th Our M1ss Brooks the Sen1or play was presented The Sen1or Prom ln the form of a Chnstmas Ball was held on December ZZ 1950 The Semorswent toWash1ngton, D C for the1r tr1p Commencement ex e r c 1 s e s brought Sen1or days to a close on May Z3 1951 :Ti x X 4' 3 E, 2 .- .' 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' . ...L M ' D A , , 'us -I . l 1 ' 18 Xfi ami X CLHSS PRUPHEIIU 1951 As we look 1nto the future wmth the moon as our dest1nat1on we zoom 1nto space w1th the Rocket Sh1p H H S after leavxng the huge A1r Base at Homer owned by Harold Collrnenter and Gerald Rowley Atthe controls of the H H S are Rob ert Armstrong as p1lot and Lawrence W1rebaughas co p1lot The crew conslsts of navlgatlon Harold Brodock, rad1o man Edward Horn and stewardess, Jo Ann Laughrey who are all of Homer As the H H S clunbs to great altltudes we pass the planet Jup1ter On the planet are Barbara Nxchols and Mary Swan secretarles for the Steeby Brothers John and Robert who manufacture crash hel mets We also see a large tobacco plan tat1on owned by Dana Harnman and Patty Dlbble who grow tobacco for Jupxter c1garettes manufactured by Rhoda Conk 1n Farther on ln our travels we pass the planet Wonders dlscovered by Robert Wonders butformerlyknown as Mercury Here IS the Robert Tuck Un1vers1ty wlth Robert Shelts as Dean We see Professor Katxe Egnatuk teachlng a class on radar 1n the Sc1ence Bulldlng In the cafeterla wh1ch spe CIBIIZES ln dxshes prepared from green cheese sh1pped from the Moon we fznd Caro1ynW1lsonand Jan1ceWordenas head d1et1c1ans As the shlp slows down to land on Mars,we stop at Vernon Lust's refuehng statlon Cl1mb1ng out of the H.H.S., we see as h1s able mechamcs Ralph Klng Norman Potter and Warren Kohne After walklng for awhlle we look 1n at the RocketC lub owned byC lyde Adam s and Joyce Ott and her famous Mars Snake Dance While gazzng through the crowd we see Suzanne Brockway a wa1tress and Jean Lee a hat check g1rl As we leave we run 1nto Helen Sowles, a famous scz entlst who has 1nvented a l1qu1d of wh1ch one thlmbleful can destroy earth Departmgfrom Mars we land on Ven u Here we see Bruce Nlchols selhng Hadacol to weary travelers on rocket shmps After strolhng along Venus Avenue we go lntothe opera owned by Daryl Bur rows featurlng Kathleen Dewey s1ng1ng her famous h1t song The Th1ng As tlme passes we come upon the Venus Army Trauung Center where we see Sergeant Russell Ryan drlllmg troops On reach1ng our destlnatuxn, the Moon we attend the Hot Rocket Races and s ee Charles Zuck and Jlm Macomber as drlvers At the race IS a f1rst a1d statlon where George Nantz, a well known phys1 cran and hls nurse Beatrlce Burgan are statloned Wh1le on the Moon we learned that Janet Sprague and Darlene Radtke had just returned from an expedltlon to f1nd rare cheeses They reported that they had dls covered the man ln the Moon ahas Frank Benham Th1s Prophecy was wrxtten for our class by Janet Sprague and Darlene Radtke ln a sp1r1t of good w1l1. 5 - k w I f Y A, 4 L rv- - r 0 4, Unk gm, , ' I ,.:- E I Q V 'Q 3 ' . . ,.,,., , , ,. ---L J . N-1 Y ,. 'Q' xx u ' ff In k t - ' ff'-1 , - - 'E 269 , W Z , ' -N -Z ,: ' I am s-L1 gr,-2.-I 'df' - j I I I . . - 7 D . ' s 0 O O 1 , 9 0 1 - 0 - 1 , s ' 1 Q , . , - . . . , S, . I I I ' 1 . - n ' ' , - . n - n 1 I , I . , 1 . . . . ' I as n . , I , - . . . . ' 1 n . a O , 1 9 4 ' . l - 'ta fa., I CLYDE ADAMS Saytng ts one thtng and domg 1S another juntor Play 3 Sentor Play 4 HAROLD BRODOCK Why do Ialways have to look to ward thefuture. F.F.A. I,2,3, 4' Et ROBERT ARMSTRONG Ill tell the world F F A I Basketballl 2 Baseball I 2 3 Tr ck I 2 3 Football I 2 3 Jumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 '25 'G' SUZANNE BROCKWAY You can do the most by belng g od G A A B d FRANK BENHAM IUIIIOI' PISY 3 He IS a gentleman look at hts w k F F A 2 3 4 Stu t Councxl 2 3 Health Counctl 4 Jumor Play 3 Baseball I BEATRICE BURGAN She IS capable and lendsa wtll mg hand Glee Club I 2 3 4 G A A I 2 Servtce Club 2 Secretary 4 Trojan Staff4 Headhght Staff 4 Jun1orPlay 3 Sentor Play 4. 20 DARYL BURROWS Better to be small and shlne n I 2 3 4 F .- X 1 I I , me Li - , ' , Egg ' , 3 fl A 04 ' ' ' '. gl I 4 A 1 o . . . . Ig an 1,2,3g h al. . . . , ', : den 4 I S . . .'., 3 4 Q . 2 , , : , . : K QV l . . I, Ba Cl , , , 5 .F.A. I,2,3. iv' HAROLD COLLMENTER Whrle we llve let us lrve Base ball 1 2 3 4 Football3 4 Bas ketball manager Track 3 4 IUHIOI Play 3 Semor Play 4 KATIE EGNATUK Whatrs worth domg IS worth do mg well G A A I 2 Ltbrary 3 4 StudentCounc1l 3 4 Pres 1dent 2 Secretary 3 RHODA CONKLIN There IS a lrttle but of bad rn every good l1ttle grrl G A A I 2 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Cheerleadlng 2 3 4 Trojan Staff 3 Headhght Staff 4 Red Cross Rep 4 KATHLEEN DEWEY I always say what I thmk and sometrmes more Trojan Staff 2 3 G1eeClubl 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 Debate 3 4 Junlor Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 There rs a gleam rn her eye G A A 1 2 G1eeC1ubI 2 Head l1ghtStaffl 4 Troganstaffl 4 Jumor Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 DANA HAMMAN A 1 2 Glee C ub Troyanstaffx 4 Headhghtstaff I 4 JuruorPlay3 SemorPlay4 21 EDWARD HORN We can tallbe masters F F A 234 I . F E .Q-'aye A df' ' :I . S I I I . ,I 33 3,4g Junior Play 3g Senior Play 1,23 Class Treasurer 45 Band I, PAT DIBBLE 's . A. . - E 1 I G.A. . , : l 1,23 WARREN KOHNE But all the pleasures I can frnd 2 3 4 Baseb Track 3 4 JIM MACOMBER Heaven never helps a man who w notact FFA 1234 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 IO ANN LAUGHREY Men are such delightful crea tures Jun1orP1ay3 Sen1orP1ay 4 G A A 2 HealthCounc1l4 JEAN LEE Iwouldn I dare say II G A A I 2 Bandl 2 3 Off1cePract1ce I Jumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 I-lead11ghtStaff3 4 lroJanStaff 3 4 Glee Club 2 Lrbrary 2 Cheerleadlng 4 GEORGE NANTZ The only labor IS to k111 ume Foorballz 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basetball23FFA 234 Jumor Play 3 ZZ L VERNON LUST I have slept the best pan of my e aw a y F 2 Ban I 2 BARBARA NICHOLS Sllence rs worth more than gold Dancing Club 2 ,lr Play Usher lif . .F.A. 1, ,3,4 I J d , . is to maintaina quiet mind. F. F.A.1, , , a al13.4: ,f X I , 4 X . 3- k . : . . . . . z ill . . . . , , . 2 BRUCE NICHOLS Just enoughlearnrng for me and no more Football 2 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 ack23 FAA I Sen Play 4 Headllght Staff 4 GERALD ROWLEY It rs berrer for a young man to blush than ro turnpale F F A Track 2, 3 JOYCE OTT Maybe some dayl ll make up myrmnd Presrdentl GleeC1ub 3 Office Practrcel G A A 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Jumor Play Sen1orP1ay4 l-leadl1ghtSraff 3 4 TroJanSraff3 4 Debate3 Cheerleadlng 1 NORMAN POTTER All I do IS worry about my Ford and gal Band I 2 3 Basketball -1 DARLENE RADTKE The woman always has the last word Glee Club 3 Srudenr Council 4 Headlrght sraff 4 SenrorPlay 4 Library 4 Cheer leadlng 1 RUSSELL RYAN All great men are elther dead or dymg I don t feel so well my self Football 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball! 2 Track 3 Iunror Play 3 Senror Play 4 F Z3 ROBERT SHELTS Energy saved rn study xs apr to bo1l over rn nuschref Football 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 JumorPlay 3 SemorPlay 4 Trackl 4 Stu dem Councxl 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Headlrghr Sraff 3 4 Trojan Staff 3 4 3. . . 2 . . : Tr , 1 . . . g ior - ' 2, : .' ' : . . . ' In 5 1 n v I ' I , 3: ' : ' - . . 2 . : ' . : . 2- 4: ' . ' Home Ec Club 2g Junior Play 3g G' ZI3: ' . ' 3 F-A-1.2.3.4 ' ' 2 ' : ,: - v 3 1 v u 3 I 'Uk Q JANET SPRAGUE Don ttell me Ican t GleeCIut 2 3 4 G A A I 2 SIU Student COLll'lC11I 2 4 HELEN SOWLES C0unc113 TroJanStaff4 Head A fuendwlth akmd heart Sen lrght Staff 4 JOHN STEEBY I am what I am do not try and Basketballz 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Secretary! V1cePres1dent2 BOB STEEBY Athleuc ab1l1ty rs what Igor Presrdent 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 Head11ghtStaff tor Play 4 MARY SWAN She who says less accomplrshes most DancingC1ub 2 Jr Play Usher 3. JOAN TRUAX There ts no place 111-' home Glee Club 2 4. Z4 BOB TUCK My Ldea of an agreeable person 1S a personwho agreeswlth me Baseball 1 2 3 Football 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Debate 3 4 Treasurer 3 Health Councll I 4 Senror Play 4 F- 5 Q , R' K ,lx 45: 4 1 he . . : ls a y Z' change I'IlE.FOOIb3112,3,4: 4. x,,,: ...':g dem Q :'.',.' 2 ,- 4 fi rg 4 X U , , Z 'S ' at ' CAROLYN WILSON She glggles over anythmg and then she grggles because she 1 les Band 1 2 Glee ggi 1.2 3 4 TroJ3n4Smf 3 LAWRENCE WIREBAUGH Headltght Staff 3 4 Offrce Fractrce I Cheerleadmg I Student Councrl 3 4 Treasurer Presrdent 2 Baseball 2 F F A ROBERT WONDERS I Semor Play 4 A man of few words but much thought Football 3 4 Baseball My goal the four wmds and sev en seas Class of 1950 Vrce 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track IANICE WORDEN 1 have the power to rule my own convrctlons Glee Club 3 4 G A A I 2 Headlrght staff 4 Home Ec Club 2 Junlor Play BandI23 A CHARLES ZUCK The future looks lrke work a hea Band I 2 - F . 2 3 4- Baseball 2 RALPH KING He lives content and e ne. F.F.A. ,2, , . 25 IILHSS llllll 1951 Clyde Adams wills h1s ability to get along with people to Cassie Collins Bob Armstrong wllls his physique to all the seventh grade boys Frank Behham wills that long easy gait to Gale Bodner Suzanne Brockway wllls her pretty blue eyes to anyone who isn t S6t1Sf1ed with their own Harold Brodock wills h1s ability to smile to Maurice Wlldt Beatrice Burgan wills her worries to Mary Enos Daryl Burrows Wills his study habits to Karen Camburn Harold Collmenter wills his interest in sports to John Telnert Rhoda Conklin wills her singmg ability to Vera Tesch Patty Dibble wills her ab1l1ty to drive to Carol Brodock Kathleen Dewey wills her ab1l1ty to go steady to Barbara Cady Katxe Egnatuk w1lls her brains to Nancy Booth Dana Hammon wills her ability to act to the Junior Class Edward Horn wills his interest 1nF F A to Jerry Linton Warren Kohne wills h1s height to Marcia Lane Jo Ann Laughrey wills her sl1mness to Pat Norris Jean Lee wills her Ford truck to Don Streets Vernon Lust wills his seat in the office to anyone who can take the punishment George Nantz wills his hitch hiking ability to Danny Semon Barbara Nzchols wills her shy ways to Joyce Huston Bruce Nichols wills his tackling ability to all the freshmen Joyce Ott wills her talking ability to Jean Pelton Norman Potter wills h1s car to Jim Hopkins Darlene Radtke w1lls her place in the country to Margie Mickle Gerald Rowley wills his way Wlth the girls to Eddie Putman Robert Shelts w1lls his black curly hair to Johnny Putrnan Helen Sowles wills her red ha1r to Jo Ann Barthohc to match her temper Janet Sprague wills her spare time to Barbara Wells Robert Steeby wills his dry humor to Joan Densmore John Steeby wills his silly ways to J1m Shillings Mary Swan wills her ab1l1ty to get along to Sh1rley Craven Robetr Tuck wills h1s brains to Andy Sikkema Carolyn Wilson wills her blonde hair to Josephine Cunningham Lawrence Wirebaugh w1lls his dark eyes toCharleenFolk to match her hair Robert Wonders wills h1s qu1et manners to .Tack Earl Janice Worden w1lls her Ford coupe D1ck Bronson Charles Zuck wills h1s roller skates to Jerry Blosser Ralph K1ng wills his knowledge of mechanics to Dennis Laughrey 26 Jim Macomber wills his ability to stay out of school to Bob Warrick. CLHSS PUEIH We are the class of ftfty one We ve trled so hard our mlnds to ftx On serious Ihll'lgS and not on tucks In every thmg we ve done our best Now we can meet the world w1th zest ln thrs year of flfty one We started out all fresh and new Knowmg there was mueh to do For garnmg honors we ve won a name As for our teachers we thank them all They really kept us on the ball Now we can say we ve We re. glad to nrght to There lsn t much more past our tests be your guests to relate For the txme has come to graduate ,Ioyee Ott And helped brtng Homer Hrgh school fame The years slld by one by one Wrth a lot of work and a lot of fun 1--' BACK ROW FRONT ROW sv ,eff 'Za Effie THIRTEEH UEHHS TUGEIHEH Gerald Rowley Daryl Burrows Russell Ryan Janet Sprague Joan Truax Dana Hamman Z7 A I - ' 1 . - I . 2 , . l Y 1 . . ' , . I x n , , ' - , , ,. x I .' ' - , ' , . lr' 'A' IX I , ' ,- gy 1 4 V gi . I X r A , ,, ' .. 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' L aaitnxfww Absent: James Hopkins Edward Putnam Robert Warrick Dale Tesch Kent Williams Lois Waid Robert Warrick Ge or ge Whithead Nancy Wilson SUPHUHIUBES Jo Ann Bartholic Anthony Blagg Stanley Blue Nancy Booth Patricia Bordeau Carol Brodock Theda Butters Barbara Cady Karen Camburn Fay Chamberlain Floyd Cole Shirley Craven Raymond Crawfis Shirley Croad Gale Cutcher Mary De Wert Lloyd Fowler Donna Hakes Anne Herrick Lorraine Hewitt Joyce Huston Patricia King Curtis Leach Grace Main L K ,A ,, David Morey Phyllis Pelton John Semon James Shilling Lester Sowles Phyllis Steeby 2' u., I 1 K, SPONSORS Mrs. Pauline Arnold Mr. Gilbert Erbisch ,Q 'fif- G.- , gf 9 K x Barbara Arey Bonnie Avery Betty Bender Dorothy Betz Gale Bodner Alan Brockway Dick Bronson Jame s Butters Marvin Chamberlain Wayne Chapman D onald C omb s ' 'K 'Q Carole Conklin K ' y F xv. l Paul Dogan .A gy W J 4 -H oiga Egnatuk nl 4 Gloria Earl : A I :Q ai Mary Anri Enos Q. sv Robert F emming ' G Qt? We N Delores Gibson ji Jeanne Grodi Bebe Hartman J 1 Y X Harriet Heath 1 h S ' Beverly Herrick ' ggq 6 ,N gf' - I Carl Humphrey 3, 'Y ' . ' A 'N' Darwin King T? ' 2, - Dorothy King f v 151 , Donald King f, V 4 it l H , Q 4 Richard Kline 0 4' X Q ' 1- Dennis Laughrey f G Charles Mickle I f ,-- ' f J Melford Nantz J' 5 ' ' , L 'S LQ' L' Shirley Pelton f- ' ' -1- ' ' Helen Pilpula , 4 V Roberta Poynter fy f ff 'W ' Johny Putnam , - Q ' Q X V ,x I Eugene Reed Q Myrna Ricket f Howard Shear ' ' J A 'C . S Donald Smith 'Im 'LZ Shirley Smith ,, I A Nu Terry Snyder Q 'gk H W lvrhiu 'lx Dorothy Susko .H t 2..., gf: , M, 'N S Shirley swafford ABSENT: Kathryn Thompson Jean Herl Hm En James Tidd Jean Truax Norman White Beverly Wilson Irwin Wilson Marjean Winchell Earlene Wirebaugh Nancy Woodliff Donna Dye Shar on Huff Duane Richardson Mary Steeby Kathi' nTa lor SPONSOR: Mr Leon Draime Y Y ' John Tinert Mr. John Butterfiel N Jg 'Ep Q?- ! fx Q 41 C , g STUDENT CUUHCll BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Don bmrth Darlene Radtke Carolyn Wrlson Joyce Huston John Steeby Don Streets Tom Leach Anthony resldent Blagg Nancy Woodlrff Betty Bender FRONT ROW Joyce Chamberlarn Robert Tuck Vrce Presldent Robert Shelts Charleen Folk Barbara Wells Robert Tuck RobertShe1ts Katrefignarult Mr Mme: reasurer DEBHTE ABSENT Kathleen Dewey Joyce -Ott John Steeby Ann Hepler M6 Barbara Wells Secretary Katre Egnatuk Advrsor Mr Mrller DEBATE Negatrve Robert Tuck Peter Lucyshyn Affrrmatrve Carolyn Curry Charles Angevrne I nl Q F' A 1 'T v 5 ,,,,r,,, ,, 1 - ' I -I n U 1 A P ' . . . , A n n . . A , T . . . . Q 4 : ' ' 5 , ' V , R 1 , f - Q. n 36 ff u'f!E3'f.2'f W pw, 'K f1 ',r 5' HEHULIGHI STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Jerry Blosser Robert Steeby Harold Collmenter and Bruce Nrchols MIDDLE ROW Kane Egnaruk Bar bara Wells Darlene Radtke Janet Sprague Jamce Worden Pat Drbble Joyce Ou and Carolyn Wrlson SEATED Barbara Nrchols Joyce Huston Rhoda Conklm Beatnce Burgan and Dana l-lamman Edltor Beatrlce Burgan Asslstant Edltor Rhoda Conkhn LEFT TO RIGHT ON TROJAN STAFF Barbara Wells, Charleerl Folk, Janet Sprague, John Steeby, Joyce Ott, Josephme Cun Assistant Editor' . Janet Sprague nmgham, Marjone Mlckle, Beatrxce Burgan Edrtor . . . . Beatr1ceBux-gan TRUJHH .X --Q 1. -A A sf ,1 .A 'j,.'V,' N A A . ,f ,...,,zugr5 C f . ,' 1- F 53?'ff'f? 7 ' A ' ' - -- -: '.3 1. 1 ,A , A 1,.fqgf,3g??.:i ,. 1, A, E: mf' ' ' '5 if +1 -V sw x ' i fgfflw. M. ' 'f-Zi 1 1 f'-.W -' ':Gi'vfffYN ' '. ..-f - J ff .fqfg g fag., A 1 W ' -5.-f1?144'.n'5 '- . 4 A ' 'A . X5 w ' ' 1 , . I v I .. I . 3 n - . . : , - . . . , , ' ' ' I I I I . . . l 0 3 n s , . ,a- 'Q FIRST ROW Beverly HCIIICIK, Shuley Pelton, Helen Prlpula, Olga Egnatuk SECOND ROW Bonnie Avery Barbara Arey Bob Warrick, James Trdd Howard Shear THIRD ROW Lor ralne Hewrtr, Barbara Cady Karheryn Thompson, JoAnn Bartholrc Donna Hakes, Myrna Ricket, Shrrley Swafford FOURTH ROW Jeanne Grodr, Gale Howard, Harriet Heath, Phylhs Steeby Karen Camburn, Jeanne Pelton FIFTH ROW Dorothy Suszko Nancy Woodhff Mary Enos, lean Hearl Carol Conklin, Bebe Hartman and Maryean Wmchell LIBHHHIHH BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Brodock Nancy Booth IeanneGrod1 Katheryn Thompson FOURTH ROW Kane Egnatuk Isabell Koch THIRD ROW Barbara Cady Vera Tesch Juanrta Rlsner Jean Herl FRONT ROW Mary DeWert Joyce Chamberlam Darlene Radtke Caro1Conk11n Marcra Lane Mrs Arnold Advrsor , cum Lnnn Q cum N , :fy FUTURE HUIHEIIIHHEHS UF HHIEHICH LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Swafford, Jean Truax, Mryna Ricket, Beverly Herrick, Palsy A rmstrong, Cassie Collins, Kathleen Taylor, Helen Pilpula, Olga Egnaruk, Marjean Winchell, Dororhy Betz, Frances Hom, Joan Densmore, Mary Lou Evy, Delores Gibson, Earlene Wirebaugh, Roberta Pointer, Beverly Wilson, Sharon Huff, Donna Dye, Nancy Woodliff, Mary Ann Enos, Harriet Heath, Bonnie Avery, Barbara Arey. F. H. H. UFHCEHS LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Wilson, Olga Egnatuk, Nancy Woodliff, Bar- bara Arey, Beverly Herrick, MaryAnn Enos. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marguerite Evy, Gula Estelle, Dorothy Anderson, Hazel Koons. nn A fha SIXTH ROW Donald Streets Warren Kohne Edward Hom Charles Zuck George Nantz Eugene Reed Donald Krng FIFTH ROW Frank Benham Robert Wonders Ralph Krug Harold Brodock Harold Collmenter, Gale Bodner I1m Macomber Donald Combs FOURTH ROW Advrsor Mr Pancost Floyd Cole, Fay Chamberlatn Anthony Blagg Robert Flemmrng Paul Dogan Dale Tesch John Trmert Duane Rrchardson THIRD ROW Raymond Crawfrs Lloyd Fowler Marvrn Chamberlarn Daryl Burrows Gale Cutcher Davxd Morey Mrlbum vrn Lrndsey John Dogan Thomas Leach Rrchard Klrne Gerald Rowley Vernon Lust FIRST ROW Carlton Hakes lrvtn W1lson Curtrs Leach Darwrn Ktng Norman Whrte UFFICEHS Presldent Robert Wonders Vrce Presrdent Harold Collnmenter Secretary Anthony Blagg Treasurer Charles Angevrne absent Reporter Donald Streets 40 Sent1ne1 Thomas Leach F- Fu Hs Nantz, Carl Humphrey. SECOND ROW: Maurice Wildt, Donald Smith, Mar- fu Fa Hn bv LEFT TO RIGHT FOURTH ROW Evelyn Howard Beatrice Burgan Kathleen Dewey Patricia Barbara Cady Josephine Cunningham Shirley Croad Janet Sprague Janice Worden Patrrcra Bordeau SECOND ROW Lois Ward Io Ann Bartholrc Charleen Folk Carol Brodock Margorte Mrckle Carolyn Wilson Karen Cambum Ann Herrick FlRST ROW Nancy Wrlson Lorraine Hewitt Beverly Wilson FIRST ROW Barbara Wells DuaneR1chardson RhodaConklrn Maurlce Wlldt SECOND ROW Gale Cutcher John Trenert URUHESTRH S 6 l E E -J' K it l .' 1-a 57. King, Grace Mains, Lois Peterson. THIRD ROW: Rhoda Conklin, Shirley Smith, Barbara Wells, ifgoo- 0v?.0. -, . 'fs ai BHHD THIRD ROW: Joyce Huston, Beverly Herrick, Katherine Thompson, Don- na Hakes, Delores Gibson, Shirley Smith, Jeanne Grodi, Robert Tuck, Robert Shelts, Daryl Burrows, Charles Zuck, Jean Lee, Rhoda Conklin, Carolyn Wilson, Barbara Arey, Helen Pilpula, Nancy Wilson, Peter Lucyshyn, Robert Warrick, Shirley Cra ven, instructor, John Butterfield. SECOND ROW: Robert Armstrong, Cassie Collins, Jose- phine Cunningham, Marjorie Mickle, Lorraine Hewitt, JoAnn Bartholic, Karen Camburn, Betty Bender, Stanley Blue, James Shil- ling, Jack Earl, Maurice Wildt, Jun' ior Russell, Duane Richardson, Charles Mickle, John Tienert, James Tidd, Alan Brockway, Joyce Ott. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Enos, Nancy Woodliff, Dorothy Susko, Marcia Lane, Sue Andrews, Sally Andrews, Jeanne Fogel, Robert Eding, Philip Swihart, Harold Swafford, Roy Coffman, Raymond Swafford, Gordon Shelts, Philip Thomas, Orin Reed. lUHRlfHS Joyce Ott, Cassie Collins, Shirley Craven, Joyce Huston, Robert Arm- strong. SEHIURS 'IH BHHU Robert Armstrong, Robert Shells, Charles Zuck, Robert Tuck, Joyce Ott, Carolyn Wilson, Rhoda Conk- lin. Jean Lee, Daryl Burrows. UUR HEHHTS IHERE UUUHBHHU HHH Steward .... Mrs. Skinner . . . Comelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner . . . Emily Kimbrough . Purser ..... Stewardess . . Dick Winters . Admiral . . . Harriet St. John . . Winfred Blough . Leo McEvoy . Inspector . . Therese .... Madame Elise . . Monsieur De La Croix Window Cleaner . . APRIL zo 8a 21, 1950 a . . s . n n a u . Harold Collementer Kathleen Dewey Jo Ann Laughrey . George Nantz . Rhoda Conklin and Dana Hamman o a 0 n n Q 4 5 . Q Q . . a n . - 1 Q u - 9 - o s o s . Clyde Adams . Katie Egnatuk . Bob Steeby . Russell Ryan . Beatrice Burgan and Darlene Radtke Janice Worden Bob Armstrong . . Pat Dibble . . Jean Lee and Joyce Ott Suzanne Brockway . . Bob Shelts . Frank Benham OUR IHISS BRUUHS Miss Brooks . Miss Finch . . Hugo Longacre . . Mr. Wadsworth . Mss Audubon . Elsie . . . Elaine . Jane . . Sylvia . Doris . . Marge . Faith a . Rhonda . Ted . . Stanley . Martin . . Mrs. Allen . . . DECEMBER 6 85 7, 1950 e . - . . . u o 1 - n - . n . . Dana Hamman . Jean Lee . . Bob Tuck Bob Armstrong . Pat Dibble Helen Sowles Beatrice Burgan Carolyn Wilson Darlene Radtke . . Joyce Ott Kathleen Dewey Katie Egnatuk Rhoda Conklin . . Bobby Shelts . Russell Ryan . .ClydeAdarns . .Io Ann Laughrey BHCH UIUUIJS HUIHEU MARCH I9 at zo, 1951 Larry McNeil. . .,,,,,,,,,, Maurice Wildt Rex Simonds . . . . . . MCR Earl Romeo Montague . Charles Angevine Connie McNeil . . . . . Marcia Lane Billie McNeil ...... . . Carolyn Curry Orpha QLarry's sweetheartj . . . . Charleen Folk Rachel fthe aunt of the McNeilsj . . . Anne Hepler Sue .......... . Joyce Chamberlain LaRiena ........ ...... 'Ma ry Lou Evy Forewoman . . ......... Vera Tesch Four Helpers . . . Betty Thompson, Joette Butters, Juanita Risner a.ndPat Armstrong f ks, fr Y Z 4 E My gg . W 1. 5? xx' ' ., 5- 4 sy , - HUIHEIIUIIIIIIG HIH6, UUEEH HND IIIEIIIBERS UF UUEEITS COURT KING - Robert Wonders 7' xl' ,+,,gJM'Q QUEEN - .To Ann Laughrey Wk QUE'.EN'S COURT - Lois Peterson Carol Brodock Betty Bender In fOreg1'O111'1d - Gale Cutcher, 1949 king who presented crowns 44 I . x i J -v ' - K -if 4-. FUUTBHLL SUUHD LEFT TO RIGHT, THIRD ROW: Coach Draime, Duane Richardson, Terry Snyder, Jim Hopkins, Carlton Hakes, Bob Warrick, Bob Tuck, Curt Leach, Stan Blue, Gale Bodner, Ed- die Putnam, Anthony Bl-agg, Norman White, Coach Winchell. SECOND ROW: Paul Dogan, Peter Lucyshyn, Marvin Chamberlain, Bruce Nichols, Bob Wonders, George Whitehead, Bob Steeby, Dennis Anderson, Lloyd Fowler, Bobby Shelts, Francis Nichols. FIRST ROW: Harold Collmenter, Don Streets, Iohn Steeby, Ronny Pittelkow, Tom Leach, Duane Peters, Johnny Dogan and Charles Angevine. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Winchell, Harold Collmenter, Bob Tuck, Bob Steeby, Bobby Shells, John Steeby, Bruce Nichols and Bob Wonders. he f 1 X , I' I gag, SEHIUHS IH FUUTBHLL 5 BHSEBHLE The baseball team is looking forward to the coming season with an eye on the championship. Veteran players returning around which the team will be formed areg Bob Wonders, Bob Steeby, Bruce Nichols, Jerry Linton, Andy Sikkema and Denny Anderson, plus many prom- isin reserves. gn Addition to the seven Little C Confer ence games two have been scheduled with Cli- max, one of which is a night game. The base- ball season opens with Bronson there April 5. Schedule Apr. Bronson There Apr. Climax Here Apr. Reading There Apr. .Tonesville Here Apr. Litchfield There Apr. Climax Enightl There Apr. Athens There May Quincy Here May Union City Here RESERVE CHEEHLEHDEHS LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Wilson, Marjean Winchell, Carol Conklin, Bebe Hartman, Mary Enos, Gloria Earl. VHHSITU UHEEHLEHDEHS BACK ROW: Rhoda Conklin, Marcia Lane, Jo Ann Laugnrey FRONT ROW: Charleen Folk, Carolyn Curry. SPRING SPORTS The spring sports pro ram promises to be a successful one fir the Homer Trojans. Baseball and track teams will be led by many returning lettermen from last year's better than average team. Much emphasis will be placed on spring sports in an effort in improve the T r o - jans standing among the Litt1e C teams. TRACK Homer Hi h School Track Squad finished tgird in the con- ference meet in 1950 and captured dual meets against Jonesville and Litchfield. Led by fleet footed Bobby Wonders this years team promises to be even stronger. John Steeby, quarter mile champ a year ago will also be amainstayin the Trojans quest for the track crown. The Conference track meet will be held May 8 at Union City. 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' I W ,BZ 15 lu . I 'rf ' -l 3 11 ll ,. f- ,Su It v , 1 ' 1 T .. il. - 5 t it-3 ' ' 5 ROBERT WONDERS Robert Wonders, football, basketballand track star was chosen by the Athletic Committee to receive the Honor Athlete Trophy awarded each year to the Senior boy who has been outstanding in sports. Bob in addition to being the outstanding athlete has shown good citizenship and maintained an average scholastic record. w 5 8 we DT1V1ng Class Agl American Literature it-n 9 3e1 fIEfg, Geometry C lass i ml' x ,K z,,,, i C afeteria Line -up 9th Engllsh Enghsh Llte rature A...-4 E-wxj :- 5 f-Y fi! fr' i 9,5 L :Tsang .5 -'A f U 1 55 '?5lL'f 1-I Av' as BUS DRIVERS A few of the buses and some of the drivers. LEFT TO RIGHT: George Deigert, LaVere Oxenrider, Theodore Tesch, Cecil Quinby, Harold Williams, Alvin Longnecker, Earl Evy, Earl Foss, Leon Nelson, and Rufus Ryan. X CUSTUDIHHS im' LEFT TO RIGHT: Elan Moore, Eddie James, Theodore Tesch and John Hakes, Head custodian. 51 'IH' THOMAS CURTIS Scxence 7 8: 8 xv' IHHTHEIHHTICS 91 Sc C MARY SIKKEMA 52 English 7 8: 8 Andrews a An evine ohn Bartiolic rothy Beyers red Christophel oe Alice Clark everly Butters LIC Dew DeWert obert Eding Eldred n Enos othy Egnatuk vone Franks O3 osephine Fredericks oe Herl arbara Hickerson ary Highlund len Howard James Kohne era Lawrence atricia Leach Lepird Lucyshyn rt Moor Nantz Newland be O'De1l elvin O'De11 ranklin Peters Reed oberta Risner Qnny Risner Jordon Shelts onald Shillings avid Snyder onna Jean Sprague aymond Springer oe Streets oe Thomas hillip Thomas ABSENT: Dick Blosser ,fx yn.. f N M Rf' ' . if 'Q' 4- LA 4 A W1 I F N 'N L l A ,, - , l y aw , ', TF ' 'l ' si Q2 'G' A N y -,gp i -ef Q - -.sf fy XV ii L X-' 'Q fx f ix 555' D Q3 6 fs, o- 0, 7 , Q ,, I if ,B 1 ,.f' I ,I 2, V' ' sl' , Nw-'fiix' ik ,Q i ., T' W S i ' L sq so rx f, i 1 A y f- ' i N 5 me c ' -0- 4 Irene Thompson Patricia Van Meter Etta Waid Wesley Woodliff EIGHTH Eaiohviimd ,y 4. s ' gf' Yi Q FP: ,fe xr.-4-U., 1' ' 3 ,K Y Q V 0- it-dl ,, 'A A I gk X . - Q X L JUHIUR CHEEHLEHDERS CLASS SPONSORSI Beverly Butters, 8th grade Betty and Barbara Purkiss Mrs. Glenda Reopke Sally Andrews Mr. Thomas Curtiss Jane Allen Beverly Day Substitutes: Edna Newland, 8th grade Nola Andrus 53 . -A Q Y ' X , S'l1islWT. lr ,.3. 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Dolph Marlene Easton Vianna Edina Jeanne Foge Melvin Frederick Donald Gordon Marleen Gordon Patricia Hammon Jeanette Heath Carolyn Hickerson Donald Holmes Delbert Jinkerson Dick Knapp Betty McCullough Sandy Maples Rosalie Mees Sandra Moore Russell Nantz Ralph O'Dell James Pelton Jim Pritchard Barbara Purkiss Betty Purkiss David Semon Maril Sharp Dean S-ilriith Virginia Smith Phillip Swihart Harold Swafford Vivan Tesch Harold Truax Pauline Truax Sue Wa oner Ricky glatson SEVENTH GHHDE ' ff ABSENT: CLASS SPONSORS: Myrtle Cole Rsoemary LaRoe Earl Emery Leona Nelson Mary Sikkema. Beatrice Riker Margaret Webster Roy Coffman SHFETU PHTRIHS MXTHGHHUE FRONT ROW: Frederick Butters, Robert Craven, Donald Berry, William Koons, Patricia Willaert, Joan McRae, Marjorie McCullough, Mildred Hartman, William Hammontree, Robert Winchell. SECOND ROW: Doyle Combs, Alice Butters, Ervin Wood, Shirley Rice, Gene Densmore, Joyce Michael, Martha Steeby, Alice Newland, Leo Tesch, William Butters, Robert Cascarelli. THIRD ROW: Larry Peters, Barbara Butters, William James, Beverly Gregg, Ruth Neitzke, Nancy Blair, Sue Taylor, Melvadine Pucket, Larene McDowell, Ardith Macomber, Michael Bradley, Robert Macomber. FOURTH ROW: Miss Bushong, Robert Chamberlain, Harry Hartle, Louis Rockwell. ABSENT: Calvin Lons, Nancy Norton, Helen Chamberlain, Warner Green, VirgilSnellgrose, DavidSemon, Ralph O'Dell, George Lepird, Walter Bearman. SEVENTH GHHDE About forty members or the sixth grades participated in Safety Patrols this year, under the direction of Miss Bushong. Robert Chamberlain and Frederick Butters were captains for the first semester. The lieuten- ants were Joyce Michael, Doyle Combs, Leo Tesch, Melvidine Puckett, Colleen Moor, Shirley Rice, Nancy Blair, Mildred Hart- man, Mike Bradley and Ervin Wood. Captains for second semester were Robert Chamberlain and Robert Cascarelli. The lieutenants were Joyce Michael, Melvidine Puckett, Colleen Moor, Shirley Rice, Nancy Blair, Mildred Hartman, Ervin Wood, Larry Peters, Ruth Neitzk. and Robert Winchell. FRONT ROW: Ralph O'Dell, Melvin Frederick, William Camburn, Carolyn Hickerson, Dorothea Daniels, Philip Swihart, Larry Boden, James Pritchard. SECOND ROW: Harold Swafford, Wayne Bender, Bliss Allison, Rosemary LaRoe, Betty McCullough, Charles Dibble, Dean Smith, Lawrence Chamberlain, Sandy Maples, William Dolph. THIRD ROW: Del- bert Jinkerson, Jane Allen, Beverly Day, Charlene Densmore, Pauline Truax, Virginia Smith, Patricia Hamman, Jeanette Heath, Richard Knapp, Sandra Moor, Jeanne Fogel, Larry Daily, Donald Gordon, Rnssel1Nantz, and Lawrence Bender. FOURTH ROW: Miss Bushong, Rosalie Mees, Nola Andrus, Leone Nelson, Vianna Eding, Harold Truax, Betty Purkiss, Sally Andrews. ABSENT: Barbara Purkiss, Jerry Sweet, David Semon, Margaret Landis, Dennis Schuyler, Patricia Willaert, Larry Peters, Sue Wagner, Karen Curtiss. 5,5 fr? , 'Jn 1 ?' te 'S CHHISTHIHS ITIUSICHL Why The Chimes Rang was the name of the Christmas program presented by the Ele- mentary Grades for the Parent-Teachers Christmas program in 1950. Allchildren in the grades, Kindergarten through the Sixth, parti- cipated in this afternoon event at the C ommunity House. Preceding the program, a group of Boy Carolers, from the fourth grades, sang to the parents as they arrived. Dialogue for the play was written by the grades. The characters were chosen from the elementary student body. A chorus of fifty children were chosen to sing in the cathedral scene of the play. Their songs included Angels We Have Heard on High, old French carolg Oh, Holy Night, Adams, and The Birthday of a King, Neid- linger. Other songs throughout the program were the old familiar Christmas carols. This program, one of the finest of our school year, was in charge of Mrs. .Toan Wagoner, head of our elementary music de- partment. She was assisted by all the elemen- tary teachers. 56 Walter Bearman Ahce Butters Freddxe Butters Robert Cascare1l1 Helen Chamberlaln Bobby Craven Warner Green Beverly Gregg W1ll1am Hammontree Harry Hartle M11dred Hartman Bruce Landls George I..ep1rd MarJor1e McCullough Nancy Norton Melvad1ne Puckett Sue Taylor Robert Wlnchell EdW1n Wood onald Berry Nancy Blalr Mlchael Bradley Barbara Butters W1ll1am Butters I obert Chamberla1n ene Densmore I oberta Dobbs Juanlta Hackworth Mary Lee Herr1ck W11l1am James W1ll1am Koons Lorene McDowell Joyce M1chael r1th Macomber l1ce Newland Larry Peters h1rley R1ce Lou1s Rockwell I aul1ne Slagle artha Steeby Leo Tesch atr1c1a W11laert BSENT Doyle Comb Bobby Macomber Colleen Moore Ruth Ne1tzke 11- L... '5- 2- Q- S -nm 9 055 A KAf'1. s M1s s Elma Bushong '1+. if rd 'X A MXN N 1 ' Jay Kle1nert SIXTH GHHDE In room 212 remed1a1 programs 1n arthrnetlc read1ng and spell1ng were set up M1ldred Hartman Me1v1d1ne Puckett Colleen Moor and Helen Chamber1a1n ass1sted Mr Kle1nert 1n the functlonlng of the program Room 211 under Mlss Bushon gu1dance ca.rr1ed on several projects 1nclud1ng a mode a1rport and planes, e1ectr1c maps for geography and a Jumor Red Cross Cor respondence Album to exchange wmth a school 1n Kansas 57 .. 'V K . l ' ' ' X I ky . A I . 4. 6 G 8: 4 Q, 0. K C ' i . ts . -Q X l - I l ff 5 D. - S 'f. 'v' g' k ff V . . V 3 Q 4. g' Q 'NI .. .N L s ' U ,Q , A ' ' F R 'Par xr R .- -I' v 'R U ' I ' '. so if , ' ' ' n . I x Y A .Aix M ... l V .. ' is .Q ' x m l A E . ' L ' - ' . - '- . t' 2 at CL 'rf Q. ' , Q . M. f A is ' 4 . KW Q 1' 1 A .xx K K ,w f ' Z J xT:f.sa4l.f N. . 5, 2 . Q v 2 F Q . .T J M fo. ' ' ' C4 l x, s fs- fb' lv- ' - . . V ij' , -Q sv l I :A ,f ' l L ' at , 1 l J.. 4' 2 . I ' xox fifu ' 4 f , , f if f W f 1 R I V ,, ' ,, ' 14 , R my N3 X W L ' - -if . ol . A ' l 21.1, -1 'H as .1 X 7. gf gi. ' gf, vs tx A , ' V. x f . ,M N V F ' ' . -3 S N? 3 f ' ' -QL-------v- '5-1 L an A xx- K Q Lt nw l . . I as N l -me - Qt, A ' Q , V f p ' L! Q1 , WK l ,g , , A I , . ,Je f' ., A ' y fs .'- 7 i . ' H Xa' l - 17 K 'K . ' T' - ,flf-. at L .1 W 5' W ng S l A 2 . . , . . I , . 5 . . . We t x Q , ' G g 4 it T' 5' 7 ge KX I 2 Ls f QV - I Q . Q I .1 fb ? I GX ' is . 6 ta X ,1 Q.- A ' ' fa. .Eh Q -fx LCP. ' V 'Q ILLA RIVERS I 6. ' L Q f 1... Q, Q Teacher at' - ' F fe R b e -f it m K 'K . sf' C Vx . A l 'Sh-I N ' QE st- Q - ar. , Pa .mats FIFTH GHHIJE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Ardis, Norman Arey, Cathy Bartholic, Don- ald Bordeau, Mary lane Boyd, Larry Bowser, Glenn Brail, Ronald Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Cole, Roberta Green, Fay Hackworth, Linda Hakes, June Heath, Burlin Hunnaman, Lloyd LaRoe, Calvin Lons. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Neufer, Norman O'De1l, Peter Reagle, Ida Mae Reed, Julie Riechow, Daniel Semon, How- ard Snyder, Nancy Steeby. FOURTH ROW: Richard Teinert, Harold Van Meter, Charles Warner, Rosemarie Winchell, Bertha Mae Zoeller. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Arey, Denny Camburn, Danne Christopher, Sue Ann Davis, William Erbisch, Christine Estelle. SECOND ROW: Asa Flemming, Jane Heath, Nancy Heselschwerdt, Tommy Hopkins, Cleo Kimber, Wayne LaRoe, Edith Macombcr, Christopher Miller. THIRD ROW: Diana Poynter, Andrea Rising, Ellen Risncr, Siduec Sacket, Ronald Sharp, Arthur Smith, Beverly Smlth, Richard Smith, FOURTH ROW: Lloyd Swafford, Beverly Swegles, Eugene Taylor, Barbara Truax, Mary Waid, Donald Wiley, Cheryle Winchell, Larry Wirebaugh. 5 A F. , ,f I M, C if -f asf' 1 f .jf S 1 Wu' ,bg ae .,,- N. ,K gg . L n. 1 5 '-L .FT -lx -Q' 0 ' o. E, -'L We teachers feel that fifth graders should be a reliant self-governed group. By this time they should beindependent individuals, Capable of cooperating, sharing responsibilities, partic- ipating in a group situation and show qualities that make for good leadership. We continuously strive to tie our regular academic subjects together with common every- day experiences. Our room is our home for the greater part of the day and we've enjoyed many happy, and educational experiences making it attractive and pleasant. Some of our specific accomplishments this year were: projects of Mexico and the U.S. The mothers were invited to join us in the summary. They had lunch with us that day. To culminate the study of the U.S. we made a salt and flour products map. Some of us have made pen pals in England. We've made a paper movie called The History of the U.S. We have all been checked for hearing and sight. We hope we are on our way towards becom- ing good citizens and wholesome happy adults. Lillian Fletcher and Illa Rivers .y Q ix LILLIAN FLETCHER , A , Teacher A . .06 ' as may TIN -w. fs.. str? 'fm .X gp s 4 P K 5 Lu' P w lf is Q i 3 L4 in FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Betty Lou Berry Lynn Brockway Mary Ann Butters Sandra Cox A. f? 4-r ' 4 5: on NIRS BONITA GOLDSINI ITH P Teacher FUURTH M 636 Charles Craven Joyce DeWert Guy Desbro Shirley Earl SECOND ROW Mary Ann Egnatuk Larry Goushine Elwood Hackworth Judy Hart George Huckfeldt David Koons Ralph Ladd Betty Leatherman THIRD ROW Sherry Longnecker Billy McAdams John Michael Roger Miller Norma Patrick Don Plttelkow Earl Reed Elizabeth Richard FOURTH ROW Judy Sprague Mariam Swihart Jim Teasch Cora Truax Donna Waisner Sandra Warner Luella West Rex Wildt FIFTH ROW Billy Wilson In the fourth grade we endeav or to continue the aims of the previous elementary grades in co gether We stress independence ini tiative and originality in thinking and planning by arousing interest and curiosity through the provision of worth while experiences in the fields of science geography health and language Mrs Mary Rich Mrs Bonita Goldsmith MRS MARY RIC H FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Beverly Ambler Ruth Ann Avery Penelope Butler Richard Butters Helen Cascarelli Richard Coffman james Day SECOND ROW Cora Desbro Linda Enos Kenneth Herrick Gene Hoagltn Robert Ingraham Patricia James Richard Kafka Carol Knapp THIRD ROW Martha Miller Lloyd Moor Dale Petersen Mary Reagle Danial Rogers Dennie Swafford Dav1d Swope Mary Taylor FOURTH ROW Ilah Tesch Marcella Truax Robert Vandenburgh Peggy Watson Patricia Webster Leroy West William Wilson Linda Wtntersteen K... 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F 'Y ..., Nil MARGARET DIBBLE Teacher FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Sharon Beyers Larry Brce Denny Brooks John Cole Katherlne Crandall Rose Danlels Phy1l1sDav1s Donnte Hoffman Marlene Holmes Ltela Gorden SECOND ROVX Patty Kellogg Audrey Ktrkbrldes Barbara Landts Jlmmy Leprrd Davld Vloore JoyceODel1 Carol Rlsner Nlargart Schau Larry Thurston Ronnle Tuck THIRD , . . ROW Joe Wlllarert Benny Wrlson Llnda Worden Loule Zoeller N 5- 5, -n mv- v - if-r,v W 'FV Q Mx, ll Nr, 'fr-J 'qv- 'FT' 41 4Q l A FLORENCE A SWEET T63Ch6l' FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Sandra Betz Jrmmy Boyd Kathy Bradley Gorden Bronson Johnny MacBrown Rxchard Fogey Phyllrs Foley Glona Gorden Mary Heselschwerd LaVaughn Hoyt SECOND ROW Robert Hun name Rlchard Leplrd Rrchard Loomrs Kathleen McCullough Mary Paula Newfer Dorothy Reed Gerald Rlce John Shllltng Nancy Smrth J1mmySusko THIRD ROW Raymond Ttdd Jane Wagnor ABSENT RrchardCoffman Brlly Klrpbrlde Betty L Densmore Sherry Nelson br In our thlrd grades th1s year we have enjoyed our soclal studres Earller rn the year we stud ted Indrana L1fe We learned many mterestlng thrngs about then way of l1v1ng We made lndlan puppets and enjoyed puttrng on a puppet show Later ID the year we worked on an Esklmo unlt We read many stones of Esklmo lrfe and learned a great deal about the anrmals of the north thelr hablts and usefulness Some of us worked wrth clay makrng Eskrmo objects and scenes Our arm th1s year was to extend our experlences to stlmulate good thlnktng and to broaden our tnterest ln all subjects Florence A Sweet Myrtle MCCU31g and Margaret Dlbble FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT John Abel Sharon Ambler Jeanette Butler SECOND ROW Jeanne Butters Brlly Cady Davrd Chapman Chuckre Gtbson Alvrn Kernpton Alfred Krnzle Teddy Koons Wallace Lons Bruce Martrnson Mary Mlller THIRD ROW Wllllam Norton Charles Peters Beverly Rrce Judy Smlth Shlrlev Smlth Stanley Swope Kathryn Van Meter Nlelvrn West Rodney Wrnchell Joan Young ABSENT Robert Swegels Betty Krug MYRT LE MCCUAIG Teacher 43 51 f ,fer MLA hx 1' Q is 5- Q 5' 'V' Y 'P P' s ' 1 I ' 43 fr wh' , 1 v. 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' A- .nf ' v- ' 1 N- ' - 1 . , k P V, A ' 1 Q' N 4 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Basset, Paul Blashlield, James Brand, Jackie Bronson, LaVerne Butters, Peggy Ann Butters, Sandra Butters John Chamberlain, Floyd Coffman, Susan Daniels, Frank DeLong, Robert Erbisch. SECOND ROW: Leora Green, Paul Hakes Pauline Hakes Harold Heat, Raymond Hepler, Robert James, Robert Kellogg, Jack Ladd, Jean Larder, Jack Macomber, Mike McCumber THIRD ROW: Robert Murray, Wayne O'Dell, David Pancost, Gordon Parker, Carl Reed, Phyllis Rickett, Barbara Rising, Gary Sprague Sandra Van Meter, Robert Warner, Clifford Williams, Alice Winterstein, of A ' U A- - Q' 1- I t.. ' , I it . I ' . , . , ,, ' , ' f ' '- ' - , fs., -w ' .ffl -J, Vi ,, , sg .3 V :Z ix, 4 f r J it , 5 , ,V V v I sys F , I , sg Q in J K - J .:-i Exa'- I 1 ' a V i! m X Y sr - 1: 'N V I . uf Lx. ' i - I A hi' . HAYLJ f- 4 is 'hy i . NN -K , A- .' -, f3s...,,. ' Q, ms. 5, uf. A F Q., 5' L - - 5 52- is is-C ' . -I ., ..,'.amaai. 'Q X MISS LONG FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frannie Ambler, Marvis Ardis, Donnie Arnstrong, Marilyn Brail, Teacher Mile Brockway Frnaces Brown, Arthur Coles, Milford Combs, Margaret Dewey, Wayne DeWert, 1- 5 , E Jake Dodds Judy Eldred. SECOND ROW: Sue Ann Eding, Larry Ice, Mary Ann Haney, Margaret ,L-. ,G ' .jb- S James Marilyn Johnson, David Kinzie, Ora O'Del1, Lloyd Newland, Nancy O'Dell, Jerry West, I , : , Richard Swegles Jon Rivers. THIRD ROW: Leonard West, Chucky Wing, Tommy Wildt. 1 ff -, N Our groups which total over 100 are trying, first of all, to be good school citizens. We are learning how to help keep our school house look- ing nice how to keep our rooms clean and to be good housekeepers at our desks. We are learning to raise our hands and to talk at the proper time. Our scholastic work has covered oral and silent reading, oral and written language the transition from print to script in writing, spelling anda very broad field of number use such as, maps, rulers, thermometers, money speedometers clocks graphs and simple arithmetic problems. Margaret Long, Dorothy Hakes, Florence Goldup , fs. SEUUHD GHHDE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Andrus, Robert Arnold, Thomas Arnold, Marsha Binson, Janet Bower, Claude Cox, Mike Egnatuk. SECOND ROW: Sally Face, Linda Farrier, Gareth Grid- Iey, Alan Hamilin, Marsha Hammon, Beverly Hoaglin, Karen Huston, Judy Karcher, Billy Leathermore, Billy Leedle, Kay Lindsey, Robin Maple. THIRD ROW: Billy Martinson, Judy Pittlekow, Judy Porcupile, Basin Jean Risner, Barbara Smith, Gail Smock, Joyce Teach, Karl Trader, Denis Wagner, Ray- mond Weston, Lorain Wiley. ABSENT:Carol Mansfield, Kenneth , , qu as , S ,, 9. ' ' --' Miller, Suzanne Sackett, Judy Waisner. 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Vu U. iw Philip Bice Shirley Butters Doris Chamberlain Karen Cox Leland Dlsbro Burdette Green Phyllis Heath Juanita Hopkins Honny Jarrett Bern1ce Kexfer Kathy Ladd Jay Landrs Bobby Leperd Kathy Mrller Tommy Mrller Carolyn Murphy Calvrn O Dell Sharon Ott Dean Parker Earnestrne Patrrck Sharon Radtke John Reagle John Rrsner Gerald Rockwell John Selles Rtckre Taylor Jack Thompson Paul Truax Ann Wallace Freddre W1ll1ams Lester Zoeller Larry Ames Carol Sue Berklund Mary Beyexs Leo Brtz Connre Blue Connle Bowersox Bets Bradley Lrn a Brarl Judy Butters ABSENT: Terry Culberson Wayne Scripter VIRGINIA KARMALSK I Teacher FLORENCE YOST Teacher Carol Jean Chamberlarn Mary Lee Cust , t 7 X ' I 1 I , . a 1 H. .. if - ' ' I 5 4' D 4, 6 8 i ' . A V . g 4. X L ,. sh., ,Fa K ' E x l 5, f I ,1 I 'I 1, - 1 ,fl , I ff I . I Ate2 s-It f LW .i .I I . 0. , t -' 4 , 'I I Nb' I ,t T 4: 'fy . , t . ' lv. 5 '. . .Vit ' nf + .- R C ,. -- + - ' -' ' s x. J 'L bv k , as 5 l gf A J . ' xt 5 1 WJ 'V . . . , fin. 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I Bruce Curry Robert Gibson Susan Grldley Mary Howard Brlly Huckfeldt Bonnre In raham Patty Klrk rxde L1nda Lawrence Harry Lucyshyn Gary Mansfleld Bruce Maurer Larry Martm Beverly Moore Carol Prttelkow Geneva Poynrter Joyce Rtce Don Rrchardson Freddre Steeby Jean Swafford Charlene Tasker Ivan Thompson Barbara Warnck Brlly Wagoner Lesl1e Warner foundatron for our begmnlng readers through the ard of a defmtte phontcs program We have developed mdependence tn word at tack and self expresslon Much has been gatned through story telhng s1ng1ng games records and dram auzatlons Almost everyone can say and recognrze numbers to one hundred and knows the word names for them We have learned to tell t1me dtrecuons and tomake rompartsons A great deal of ume has been spent rn developtng good personal habrts honesty neatness common courtesles self control and respect for the rrghts of others Indlvrdual contrrbutrons by the frrst graders were made to the Chnstmas Seal fund and the Jutuor Red Cross Florence Yost Vxrglnla Karmalskr ABSENT A lvln Bontrager Carol Densomow Douglas Wlckham Conme O Dell -Q, KATHERINE HOERR Teacher Durxng the frrst srx to ten weeks some valuable lessons rn good crt rzenshrp are berng developed such as sharrng equtpment tolerauon of other member of the group coopera tron rn room responsrbrlltres self control and drscrplrne and partrcrpa tton as one of the group as well as an lndrvrdual After these frrst few weeks the currculum broadens though we have not reached per fectron rn prevrously ltsted arms We now attempt to develop and lengthen the attentlon span so necessary n followrng srmple and complex dlr CCIIODS As the year progresses we gradually work rnto room procedure srmrlar to frrst grade program so that each chrld wrll know school proce dure and what wrll be expected of htm The bases for promot1on 1n krnder garten depends on socral adapt abrlrty academrc progress physrcal maturtty and emotlonal stabrlrty K Hoerr John Andreros Bruce Bayles Bonnre Bearman Barbara Blarr Danny Brce Louanna Bronghaman Jrmmy Brown Bonme Butler Conme Butler Charles Butters Janrce Camburn James Cha mberlam Jane Coxon Laura Covey Roger Coonrod Sharon Collrns Carolyn Cole Tressre Cole Terre Coffman Rrchard DeForest Bruce Dye Glorra Enos Pat Evans Elame Fredrrck Mrchael Foley Jrmmy Fogel Terry Flemrng John Grbson Russell Gregg Davrd Gregg Lauvonra Hackworth W1ll1am Hawthorne Marjorre Hepler Jrmmy Hrckerson Lucletra Holden Rose Ann Huckfeldt Harry Jxnkerson Sandra Kay Krnzle Gerald LaRoe Cora Belle Leprrd Judy Maurer Bobble McAdams Larry McCumber Karen Mrller Charlene Mrller Joanne Pancost Sue Payne Harry Pettrbone George Rrckett Gareth Smrth Dennrs Smock Barbara Sweet Gracte Tmax Mary Swrhart Duane VanMeter Jlmmy Swafford Elarne Wallace Wayne Wrldt Glynda Wrley Nlary Wrllart Bobby Wrllvert 63 kr-A I 5- 17 J Qs. h,As 'kf J .. 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Z.. , .... , ..,,4...., 5555155121153Ef:2if:i'1':'- 1 ., qw vllv n I ' 437 'f-z1-ss:s2:a:s:z:1:e:z- :farV ' 'Z 1 , 'lr'-..:.z-.3,ii3': f' 'l , -.,k':.:1s- , -L . -' -r -' - - 7-5,-.-5. -: Q, - fl - ' .V - xi-'Sim' 'Z ' X ., - ' I 5' 271' Q 1 V --' f - ,H I Qzfgfg -wi psf' ,gg . 'W ef' ,- 13. X 'own , :ff an ' R'-5 ll ll CALHOUN COUNTY HOMER MONUINIENTAI WORKb TELEPHONE COMPANY Local and Lon5D1stancc Calls Horner Nhchxgan HOWLETT AND ALLEN CLOTHING STORE Homer Mlch Hudson Nhch H SMITH FARM MACHINERY Sends Compllments to the Class of 51 1 'f - 1 E, F. Face Horner, Michigan L lt li I ' I ' H VAN PATTFN CO Feed CT1IldlHg 'and M1X1T1g F efd Seeds Gra1n Molasses MIXIHQ Homer M1Ch1g5D Congratulauons to the Class of 51 BROOKS AND LANCAN Mobllgas IVIob11o11 Phone 7102 Homer IVI1ch1gan Cornpllnfmnts of YOST S STANDARD SERVICE Homer M1Ch1gBD HAYDEN S SHOE STORE Footwear For The Young Folks Newest styles at rlght PTICES Aw WMC NEWHAUSER HATCHERIES INC Ch1cks Feed and EQU1PU18Ht Homer Mlch Comphment of GEHRIG S STORE 5 to S1 OO Homer M1Ch1gaD OSBORNS MARKET Meats and GFOCG1'16S C ompllments Horner Nllghlgan MR gl G N u Y X -' 1 U li 71 . Y I . . K . . . A - Q - . D J 1 , .hu pt. , ' 'X S25 x sk ,,,, ,Ip '- . . ' ' 931 K s, ' ii we .q,c75 : T,f...jHt: 5 v.4..,fT1l . . 4 i C . ' 1 , . , ' . l I O 1 C omphments DEWEY S FOOD MARKET DOWNINCHS GUI F SERVICE Batterles Accessormes and Tlres I-I CUTCHER gl SON Coal and Fert111zer Phone 24:12 C ompllments C OMMUNITY LOC KER Comphments The Frlendly Store LEEDLE S Furmture and Hardware Homer M1Ch1g6D C omphrrments Of KEN S SODA BAR Homer Nhchlgan o the class of 51 We w1sh you all a happy and prosperous future QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 2472 Homer Mlclugan Of . , Of Of KAR CHER 'S MARKET T ll .Ii . C ornpllments BRADLEY MARKET Homer M1ch1 gan C omphments GAMBLES The F rxendly Store Owner Mlke Suszko Phone 1752 A W DORRIS Lumber and Bulldlng Supphes C ompllments of BROCKWAY CREAM STATION Horner Mlchxgan Compllments Of THE HOMER INDEX Homer M1ch1 gan R W COOK SINC LAIR STATION Horner M1Ch1gaH Best W1SheS DORRIS FOOD STORE It s sens1b1e to save Homer M1ch1gan CALHOUN STATE BANK Homer Mxchlgar Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporahon Of Of 'S Homer, Michigan C omphments of ROBERT GREGC1 Da1ry Farm Equlpment Comphments to the semor class, CONKLIN FUNERAL HONIE Modern Ambulance Sc rvlce Phone 777 cl Best Wlshes for a better School MAJESTIC THEATRE Homer M1ChIgaH Complmments LITCHFIELD DAIRY ASSOCIATION Comphments of ORA B. AND MAMIE Z. KELLY Complxments of the TROJAN STAFF of ll51N Service for all within the means of ' Of I-IOMER MICI-IIGHN Featurumg Natlonally Advertlsed Fash1ons for Women Homer M1Ch1gaH KEIFER BLACKSMITH SHOP Homer M1ch1gan MAINS F UNERA L. HOME Estabhshed 19 years Unexcelled P1-ofess1ona1Serv1ce F E Malns Phone 152 Ambulance Servlce Comphments to the semor class DUGUID BEVERAGE COMPANY Homer M1ch1gan O Complunents of DO DROP INN B Hampton Proprletor Homer M1Ch1gaH Comphments to the class of 51 I-IERLS SHOE. REPAIR SHOP Comphments of SLARK S SERVICE Homer M1ch1gan I 0 lx 9 1,12 X 1' 'fy NI X TOPEKA KA Mvsns AND c0- 'Nc V L og 1' 'Ula - ,M .:OQ. v U Xu-X:-' -9., Y , .ifl-' X o ' -1'1' in 0 1 lgu-' ' og 0 ls Os ' ,'n UOIQ.: nn ll.'.. . 'o Cl...... Q Dog,- -, llc. . Oc.. . O0 -ZS., xi E C HIGHLUND Superlntendent 1 DR R K CURRY A E ALLEN Secretary Treasurer . f NL PW FRED VINC ENT Presldent ARTHUR DOLPH FLOYD LITTLEBRANDT Trustee H Trustee Thls yearbook of 1951 IS dedxcated to our Board of Educatwn and Super1ntendentE C I-hghlund Throughthelr1nterestandefforts,these menbrought abouta success ful bond 1ssue for the constructlon of four classrooms and an audltorxum gymnaslum as an addltlon to our present modern buxldlng. Upon Com pletxon of these new addatxons, Homer Commumty School w111 be one of the fmest school plants 1n th1s area. HOMER COMMUNITY SCHOOL, HOMER, MICHIGAN, 1951 1 , I .. an A K N , ' . . 1 if ,,,'. B ,tfwwii Q , U? lynn .sf xgff iz 51:1 's:.,,, ' ,J ' +A M Tx gi.. . . . . . Vw . l A ,M .. - x . ' .iwlw X I ff A f A +- 1 , L V rw If '- - O O . I a vi 0512 JIU! Q95 X ,, V ,M,, ,,, ,, , . ..,.. .MW , . 1 1 W , , , - gd , 7 3' ' W , 4. , , ,M , s,l??:ZW Q -x ! ff? 'L gf if . r Eg ' gl' -vw s , 9 - 5 W, dw 'M' Y 1 1 . HHHUAHT IHDRK ,I , . sv -qui 141 4 'ff' 4 , wif R .il 4 6.'M,-, 4 I' ' an L '-'HU' 'C' ,1 0 5' .nv J? +A M..,.4, A? , w f 6. ' HL' . . -JW 74 jf? 1. Lv yn, V y fn wwwiffi' QM Y, ' Mi , .J i v W if gi 7 ' f t f Fil 5 fa. Q, , gflfg ff af. - if yy 46 , 11 , -rf' W4 ,W , ' V ,L A, ,ms lu 4 ' 4 I Nags 5 --,V ' 'Q I: 5' ' Q' ' , ' 4 1 .1 ' ' 1 0 ,, ,S f ua ' , ' .4 A.: f l ' 4 ' A v '7 ' ' ' .. a ,, T I: Xi it as u 'Q N ' .. I1 - . A 7 . X Q. f X f A-