Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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Hensllaw Harry Sherrard Fllaabeth Adams Jennle R Allen S Loulse Bunnell Mabel Chase Anna Doherty TuneyS Thayer Jennle L V Marsh ll Madge Vandeburg Mary E Webster Maude L Blalr John Foley Bertha Fellows J Wesley Harlow Mabel Krausllaar Leslle C Mount C May Maynard X899 Verne D Latey Walter D Kllne Iva R. Henshaw Clyde Bacon Cllfford Janes Rena E Wllltney Kate R Smllh Ross W Chapln Grace H Davls Harry Vandeburg ltank P Blalr 1900 Perry A Fellows J Hank Llnn Mary D Rlchey Laura R Jones M Mabel Howe Eve Belle Strong Walter C Cook Anna E Sherrard Alma L Bronson Evan S Martln MarleH Worthlngton Eben Z Lacey Charles Glbson Bertha Wrlllams IQOI G Wtlllam Bamum Don P Mltchell Fred A Rlchey Guy H Putnam Kathertne Strong AtthurM Parks Hurt Thompson Ralph E Chase IQOZ Gllbert Wllllaln Blue Margarerl Curry Florence Goldup Sherman L Hollenbeck Wm F Hayden George Morrls Marle L McCosh Altce L Thompson Frank L Mead Orrln Whltmore 190 John Lyon Valerla Garltnghouse Belle Bangham Frank Llntcn Wllllaln Dorrls Llbble Look Mabel Hoffman Jessle Waterman Mabelle Ralney Glenn Wlldt Edna L Webber Iosle Sharp Loa Dunton Helen Parks 1904 ay Peppe Harry C Hartung Nellle Gardner Belle Culver Mattle Bennett Anna French Dora Kllne Edna L Cook Pearl Whlrmore 190 Charles A Bunnell Elbert Andrews Ethel M Arey Bessle C ortrlght Ora D Champxou Wm H Clark Helen Cook Nellte Doollrtle Sarah L Flrnt Ellzabeth Gordon Martha M Hayden Arthur W Lewls Alta M Osborne Golden L Shear Una A Sn lder I-'lossle Tlngay Pearl L Wlldt 190 Raymond Arey Belle Barker Frank Benham Ethel Born Elsle Born Marle Church Ethel Ceosler Albert Dorrls Eva Gager Nellle Hatch Velma Kay Madellne McColl Mabel McCllntlc John McCosh Joseph McMurtrle Rtchard Osborn Mlchall Reese Harry Roberts Clyde Spencer Theon Senters Mable Sherrard Sarah Tlllotson Claude Valentm Lela Whltmore 1907 Feme Crum Grace Doollrrle John Hafer Maltland Mlrchell Mary Mead Grace Mansfleld Besste Marttn Gennle Marttn Ida Snlder Loluse Wade Ray Sweet 1908 Lorllse Ashley Effa Bennett Emest Cutrlng Lena Fllnt Lots McCall Loulse McCosh Nelly Phalr Besste Tompkrrxs Karl Wlldt 1909 Lefa Andrews Bessle Collyer Anna Gager Theron Hartung Helen Howe Carlos Jackson Leon Sloan Neva Watts 191o Elsle Ansterburg Charlotte Benham Wlllls Blodgett Rosallnd Cook Vera McCardle Frank Hayner Clare McArdle Jennle Rlslng Loulse Snlder Gerald Strong Mabel Sylvester Elma Wade Charles Woodwar t II Don Carr Fannle Haynes Ruth Howe Blanche Howell Floyd Kerr Fred Kllne Arda Strong Lottle Tlllotson 1 I2 Blanche Andrus Florence Hatch Ralph Hall Martha Keeney Grace Klng Henry Klng Ruth Nlchols Delllah Patten Warren Sherman Harrle Snellgrove Fred Vlncent 1913 Tom Cortrlght Lloyd Danlels Eda Dorrls Bessle Goldup James Howe Helen Lallfman Irene Marttn Ellsworth Ogden Bemece Phalr Harold Seeman Emma Youngs 1914 Ora Andrus Leon Bower Emlly Clark Frank Flsher Ira Hayes Marle Hoogerhyde Leo Ltnron LaVern McAlllster Justln Powers Edna Raby Leva Ralney Wlnnlfred Smlth Marlon Sabln I I Beulah Alton LaVerne Andrew Percy Andrus Fem Blodgett Ethel Benham Neal cormght Paul Damels Edlrh Howard Robert Howe Fred Jones Marte Iuckett Haskel Nlchols James Osborn Anna Seaman Frank Shaw Mabel Sherman Rollo Snyder . t , 3 I 33 1 .' . . . I 1882 - - ' I I A. ' ' ' 1 ' . M r ' - - 8'5 ' ' . . 1. . 'y , la 'tl ' - , . 9 , . .K 5 Leora Rouse V XQQS Frank Ashley Louise King S , A ' ' f ' A 1 . . , 9 E. . 'lair l 1 I ,H ' , ,- - ' B 89 ' f - 1 4 - . 1892 , . - , . ' . ' ' e - 9 .A A , 9 5 E y - . , , , A S sh 42 '1 A above self. WHS destro area, tribute to M Tribute anniversary of the formation on. During this period the gone through many interesting yed and new buildings plant has evolved, entury one excellent teacher teaching some of iss Lillian Fletcher r time and of herself to help to make es in education our area has ex- tribute to be symbolic of that due all so unselfishly place pupils and community 'K N we., J. Lillian Fletcher was born in Sault St. Marie. Here she graduated from high school. She then attended the Mason County Normal from which she graduated in 1916. There followed a period of teaching and subsequent attendance at Western State Normal where she received her Life Certificate in 1923, Next, she attended Michigan State Normal College to receive her BS degree. During this period of time she won the Kellogg Foundation Scholarship and attended Ohio State College in the summer. Miss Fletcher taught rural before coming to Homer in 1924. H her teaching between the fifth and the Methodist Church, the Pres library and a small school While the new school Miss Fletcher in a little grounds. They and she had being cut down and the crane and heard the other activities it became necessary to shout in o Miss Fletcher is a member of the National Education Association and the 52.-ss.. Mason since then, alternating the fire, she taught in ackson counties for six years ADMI I TRATIU ARTHUR DOLPH Trustee DR. R. K. CURRY Secretary FRED VINCENT President HOWARD SHEAR Treasurer E. C. HIGHLUND Superintendent HOMER COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Homer, Michigan 2 n Y' FLOYD LITT LEBRANDT Trustee E C HIGHLUND Superlnrendent S 'X MAI OFFICE 3 MARY LOU MCCULLOUGH Secretary A - 4 . . ' . K ' Q . A A' I N ,.. 1-fav S 4' lbicf . 'F , 5 ak, 45 -'Q' J :fist 1 Qing. W .YH ' X Maw If if .IOI-IN BUTTERFIELD Director of Instrumental Music Instructor- Iunior and Senior Bands. Tho Pyramid oi GEORGE D. MILLER High School Principal, Director of Athletics, Director of Student Council, Instructor- Trig and Commercial Law. GILBERT ERBISCI-I Director of Visual Education, Instructor- Biology, Geometry, Driver Training, Headlight co-advisor. HAROLD TREGLOAN Director of Industrial Arts, Instructor-Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Physics. f ' s .dl X Nt ,,,,. c A -s 1 -1 A . X R E E. C. HIGHLUND Superintendent and Guiding Director of 1 all Activities. T7 HELEN WHITNEY Director of Languages and Social Studies, Instructor-U.S. History, World History, Latin. EUNICE MILLER Director of Homemaking Arts. 'Q V I X Yi PAULINE ARNOLD Director of Library, Instructor-English 9 and ro, Headlight co-advisor. LAWRENCE PANCAST Director of Agricultural Activities. .IOAN WAGONER Q! Director of Vocal Music, Instructor- lligh School Glue Club. LEON DRAIME Director of Boys' Physical Education Head Basketball Coach. .4 '49 , CLEO WINCHELL Director of Football, Instructor-Chemistry. High School Education CARL STEWART Director of Guidance, Counseling and Placement, Instructor- Civics, Economics and Occupations, MARION HIGHLUND Director of Dramatics, Debate and other Forensics, Instructor- Am and Eng Literature, Speech, Debate, Trojan advisor EARL EMERY Director of Commercial Department, Instructor- Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice. GLENDA ROEPKE Director of Girls' Physical Education We Speak Before PTA We Record A Discussion ome 0i 0ur Activities HOMER GIRL WINS TOP UN OFFICE--Ann Hpler of Homer fleftj, who was elected president of the mock United Nations assembly at Hillsdale college O School is Excus ed Friday, discusses the symbolism of the official UN flag with two other area high school representatives to the conference, Peggy Baird of Marshall fcenterj, and Anne Bryant of Hastings., Miss Baird was chosen chairman of the ad hoc committee during the Friday afternoon meeting of the general assembly. We Load Our Buses Spring Concert Champlonshlp lnformals we Beams Xxx X'MXXY6XY mi XM We Add Nw A 01111 our HW UI W 3 400' assro 01118 M Z' 4. ,. V. I' ff f W? L7 -, 4 K x x K X g ...--4 .Q1 ,' 1 - , x y is ,tx ' 1 !Hh 41. 7 S LH- ,414- ,f.. , ' 4521 ff Wg-414: I fi., - A , v .-Nfl a f,s , I Vx sum... W-f ' 0- f b . .. 'W'.n?-, Q, .- ,f 1 Q w 5 . Nb. 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Y ,il DENNIS EDWARD ANDERSON The greatest truths are the stmplrest so are the greatest men Basketballr 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Track 3 4 Student Councrl IOETTE BUTTERS Let pleasure be ever so Innocent Ltbranan 4 Offtce Practtce 4 Receptromst 4 G A A r HeadIrght4 Iunlor Play. CHARLES ANGEVINE Every man rs the archrtect of hrs own fortune Football 2 3 4 Baseballl Basket ball2 Trackz 3 4 F F A I 2 3 4 U N Representattve 3 Class Secretary 2 Class Presrdent 3 Iunlor Play Senlor Play li PATRICIA ARMSTRONG Cheerfulness rs the prrncrpal mgredrent rn the composmon of health Junror Play G A A I Glee Clubl 2 F H A ,rdf AMANDA CHAMBERLAIN A merry heart doeth good lrke a medlcrne F I-I A 2 Danclng Clubl Semor Pay JERRY BLOSSER Srlence IS golden but who am I to make money F I 2 Bandr 2 bal I 2 3 4 Baseballl 3 4 Junror Play Senror Play I-Ieadllght 3 JOYCE Cl-IAMBERLAIN We Judge ourselves by what we feel capable of domg whlle others Judge us by what we have already done Commercral Course Class Secretary I 4 Dancmg Club I Student Councll 3 Ltbrarran 3 4 Headlrght Assrstant Echtor 4 Junror Play Offlce Practice 4 Servtce Club I 'I , 1 ' . . 5 I sf- . Q Y' I 5 .. N 1 F.A. - 4 - gFoot- I-2-3-43 F.F.A. ,I- -3-4: ' 4. L,.1 , I I I 2 ,.,:,'oQ'v ae . ... , H 4 j'fq1:I:.' 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' - 1 . . . - Z . - 14 CASSIE COLLINS I wrll not dance because I wtll not dance Cheer leader Band Lrbrarran Semor Play Iumor Play Glee Play JOHN DOGAN JR Our thoughts and our conduct are our own Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball I234 Baseballl 234 A 2 3 4 Track! 3 4 Iunlor Play -IWW JOSEPHINE CUNNINGHAM Btg brown eyes and charmrng smrle you are certainly Mrss Worth Whrle Commercral Course Headltght Edrtor 4 Trojan Staff 3 Vtce Presrdent A A I Band 'C CAROLYN CURRY Whatever she drd was done wrth so much ease In her alone t was natural to please G A A I Glee Club I 3 4 Cheer Student Councll Represenatrve I Student Councll Presrdent 4 Class Treasurer 2 3 Representatlve to Mock U N 2 3 Juntor Play Semor Play Latrn Club I 2 Oratory Regronal 2 JACK EARL A handful of good lrfe rs worth a bushel of leamlng Baseball I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Iunror Play Senror Pla 15 150 K' JOAN DENSMORE Bashfulness rs arg ornament to youth Lrbrary 4 Red Cross Representatrve 4 A 436 CHARLEEN FOLK Enjoy your ltfe wtthout companng ll wrth that of another G A A Servtce Club I Glee Club I 3 4 Cheerleadrngl 2 3 4 Iunror Play 3 Student Councll 2 3 Iumor Red Cross 3 4, Latm Club I 2, Informatton 4, Offtce Practtce I, Trojan Staff 3. I 'L . '.Qi J , .Q 'V J 4 , z . ,i ., -' b I, In ,V f ,lv 316. . . :Q 2-3, I '. , - - ' ', A Service Club lp Glee Club leading 1-2-33 Deba,e'2-3-4, H I I-2-3, ' ' - i 5. 3 ' Q Q 4 F.H- Q' 3. . . 45,2 - I -: 'L ' ' V - - - o .H A v s M I r.r. . - - I -2- -- - - N y, ' ' ,, . . . .H . . . Ii 1-vw'-N 136' ii' CARLTON HAKES The man llves twrce lat llves the frrst lrfe well Footballl 2 3 4 Band! 2 F A 1 2 3 4 Jun Play Semor Play Headllght 4 Trackz 3 '19 ISABELL KOCH I have a heart wlth room for every Joy Glee Club I 2 G A A I Lrbraran r 2 3 4 Home Ec Clubl Trojan Staff F H A I Y. ,Q-Q45 T' FRANCES HORN Llfe lS too short to spare an hour of rt Lrbrarlan 4 G A A I Home Ec Club I Trojan Junror Play U er F H A I ANNE HEPLER The great hope of socrety rs mdrvldual character Junror Play Semor Play af' MARCIA MAE LANE Not very tall ur fact small her good nature rs loved by all Cheerleadrngl 2 3 4 Band I 3 4 Jumor Play Semor Play Lrbranan 2 3 4 Office Practice 3 16 MARY LOU KLINGAMAN v A lot of fun to have around F H A 2 3 Dancmg Club I Iumor Play Semor Play Q 4 Well here I am gurls Football I 2 3 4 Basket ball r 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Student Counc1l34 FFA I23 4 F F A Pres1dent4 Sent1ne12 3 Class Vrce Presrdent I Kmg 4 H Club I Iunlor Play 3 Q Q 6 3 on ' 4 I , 7 r, ., E Y sh1.... 3: F. . . - - - g lor ,IN V 4 'QQ V 1 ' x J TOM LEACH I 'fx' . , r,. 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I O I - - - 'S . . . 3 ' i 'XZ-Q' 'tp I MARVIN LINDSEY A man llke a watch rs to be valued by the manner of gomg Baseball I F F A 2 'Qi iff' 5 nxt 'Q Q if JERRY LINTON V I dare to do all that may become a man Basketball 1234 Baseballl 234 Football 4 Track 4 Sentor Play Class Presrdent I PETER LUCYSHYN Knowledge IS power as well as fame Football 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Track 3 4 Class Presrdent 2 4 F F I 2 3 4 LatrnClub I 2 Band I 2 3 4 4 HI Debate 3 4 Junror Play Senlor Play Representatrve to Mock U N 3 4 Headlrght Staff 4 Orchestra 3 4 xx ' Ge FRANCIS W NICHOLS Educatron begms the gentleman Footballz 3 A 4 Basketball 2 Baseball I 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 DUANE PETERS Great thtngs come from perseverance Football 2 3 4 Basketballr Track 3 17 MARIORIE MICKLE There rs no beauty on the earth whrch exceeds the natural lovellness of woman Glee Club I 3 4 Band 3 4 G A A I Iunror Play Student Councll 4 Trojan Staff 3 Cheerleadtngr 2 Club I Latrn Club I 2 LOIS PETERSEN To the valrant actlons speak alone Glee Club I 2 3 4 Danctng Club I Iunror Play Class Secretary Health Council 2 Tro1an Staff 3 lnformatron Desk 2 Servtce Club I I ki If 5 ig - I ' 4 ' Vx. , A 5 .. .LF fl- A ' f KN I Av , Lek T I 4 X' I 'K 1 4 . 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Office Practice Ig Service 51 I , ,, v K . ,Q , A 1 V , .M 1 ' ' I S , -Q - 4 I I an ,R t ' 1 . . . - : - . w Q fl . t- X - - 3 E . , 5 2- -4. 1 IX W-My WESLEY QUIMBY An ounce of cheerfulness lS worth a pound of sadness Basketball I Red Cross Representatrve 4 fw- 'cf 'C' An DON STREETS It matters not how a man dles but how he l1ves Football 2 3 4 Basketball X234 Baseballl 234 FFA 1234 ClassVce Presldent 2 4 Red Cross Representattve 3 Student Councrl 2 3 it 'H 1- .5 'WAX 'al IUANITA BROWN fRlSNER 41 Jumor Play G A A I 2 3 JANET RISNER As every thread of gold lS valuable so rs every moment of tlme Glee Club I 2 3 G A A I 2 3 Llbr 2 F H A 3 4 MIX Chorus 3 Band 3 H I W 3 Iunlor Play 1 VERA TESCH Let me therefore ltve as If every moment were to be m last Iumor Play Senlor Play Llbranan 3 Trojan Staff 4 Home Ec Club I A 18 ' .T -X N ,H v , he 'X' x J df Nl N' K: Nf, ' 'K I r I -W. f A ., 47 ? , W A tr, A Q' ' V I ' e o u ' ' ' , , , . 4' ' : ' . 41...--:'6ry ' I': . . . 'Q 'Cd F.F.A. 2-3-4g Baseball Ig . , , , JV! , v 1 1 'C ,J 'am , he Q sg ' 0 ., I 1 . ,, '. U f y I ' - - G.A. .1-2-3-4. . . . ' - - 2 i - Xxx ,gin f-P' ANDREW SIKKEMA Hrs smlle goes all the way around and buttons In the back Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Student Councll I Junlor Play 3 P95 Q BETTY THOMPSON So unaffected so composed of mlnd Dancing Club I Danclng Club Presldent I Student Councll 2 Lrbranan 4 Iumor Play Offrce Practlce 4 Representatlve to Mock U N 3 Home Ec Clubl Servlce Club I YD 3? -1 'D DELORES TILLSON In thy face I see the map of honor truth 8L loyalty Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 ,aa 'rf As. N --P DON VAN DRIESSCHE lwrll fmd a way or make one Football 4 Basket ball I 2 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Student Councrl 2 lv' BARBARA WELLS Glee Club I 3 4 Cheer leaderr 2 Orchestra 3 Student Councll I 2 3 Student Councrl Treasurer 2 3 Iournalrsm 3 lnformatron 4 Homecomrng Queen 4 Debate2 G A A I Offrce Practrce I Junror Play Latrn Club I 2 'Wie nc' -4- ' I MAURICE WILDT I-Irs stlver volce rs the rrch mustc of a summer bxrd Latm Club 2 3 4 Band I 4 Secretary ofF F A 2 Junlor Play 3 Senror Play 4 Troyan Staff4 Debate 3 4 Representatrve to Mock U N 3 Baseballz Orchestra 3 4 4 H 3 4 ForensIcs4 DORIS WILSON As merry as the day rs long Dancrng Club I Library 4 Iumor Play 3 Offlce Practrce X 4 4 Home Ec Club I 19 L - f' L F- . ' , , I 4 , .1 5 I Q A x r X , 1- v I ' ., fi . I 1 W Q V. I 31 y' ts 4 c ri' . ou- - - 3 - 3 5 . - . : s- 2-3- gF.F.A. liz-3g 1 xi Gr ' 9 ' A cn X-. CLASS PIHIPHECY The Senror Class of 52 20 years later The many and varred talents of the members of thrs remarkable group have by now been put to good use and the members of the 52 Class hare settled down to therr varrous careers A recent flrght whrch took us all over the country reveals the whereabouts of all the followrng 52 ers and the followrng rs an account of therr actrvrtres Whrle makrng our flrght over the States to see what each Senror rs dorng we have Dashrng lack Earl as our prlot and hrs charmrng flrght stewardess Frances Horn We are now flyrng over land belongrng to an old classmate Charles Angevrne who has lard asrde hrs oratorrcal talents and rs now devotrng hrmself to hrs 600 000 acre ranch rn Colorado where he rs carrng for 50 000 head of whrte faced Herefords We stopped off for a short trme rn Wyomrng to take rn the now famous Vera Tesch Radeo wrth the champron bronco buster Carleton Hakes Entertarnment for t e rodeo was berng provrded through the courtesy of Marvrn Lrndsey and hrs electrrc gurtar Durrng our stop at the rodeo we were honored to hear the noted srnger Mau rrce Wrldt grve hrs strrrrng rendrtron of the charmrng ballad You told me you loved me so when I saw you wrth your three other husbands I could hardly belreve Y el' Next came a qurck trrp up to Idaho to see how Janet Rrsner and Patsy Armstrong are dorng on therr potato farm Then contrnurng on to Yellowstone Natronal Park we frnd Duane Peters up to hrs old trrcks agarn He has Just been arrested by a conservatron offrcer Delores Trllson for huntrngbears under sundown wrth a loaded pea shooter Our arrplane takes us eastward now to Chrcago and Charleen Folk Barbara Wells and Iosephrne Cunnrngham are appearrng rn a local nrght club brlled as the Three Flats a srngrng trro We hear therr brggest request rs for Srn Whrle rn Chrcago we stopped rn to hear a lecture by the promrnent chrld study expert Carolyn Curry M, D D T V and B Our next stop rs rn Washrngton D C where we frnd Dorrs Wrlson Lors Peterson and Betty Thompson workrng as gov t secretarres At a restaurant rn Washrngton we frnd Amanda Chamberlarn as Head Wartress and Mary Lou Klrngaman as chref cook and bottle washer Whrle rn the crty we pard a vrsrt to an old Homerrte Anne Hepler recently rnaugaurated as the frrst woman presr dent of the Unrted States From Washrngton we fly southwest agarn over the Mrssrssrppr As we look down we see the rrver boat Cotton Blossom where Andy Srkkema and Francrs Nrchols are workrng as professronal Gamblers As we swoop down over the rrver we see loette Butters and Marcra Lane practrcrng for the Olymprc broad Jump at the wrdest spot rn the rrver North agarn to lndranopolrs where we frnd Don VanDrressche frnrshrng the frnal lap rn the Memorral Day race to wrn for the 6th strarght year Wartrng rn the stands to plant a vrctory krss on hrs cheek rs the famous movre actress loan Densmore We fly back to see our old stamprng ground Homer whrch has become a great rndustrral center wrth the advent of Peter Lucyshyn s Atomrc Lollrpop Manufactur rng Company Hrs secretary rs Juanrta Rrsner Brown the former state shorthand champron We head east now to New York where qurte a few of our 52 Senrors have establrshed themselves We go down to the docks to watch the fleet come rn under the command of Admrral Jerry Blosser As the shrp docks we catch srght of Seaman John Dogan and Wesley Qurmbly swabbrng the decks We drop rn at Madrson Square Garden where we frnd the Men s World Champron Wrestler Dazzlrng Dennrs Anderson practrcrng for hrs wrestlrng match wrth the Collrns Referee for the comrng bout wrll be Isabell Koch Out to Long Island now where we frnd the con tractrng concern of Leach 8: Sons Tom s specralty rs prefab houses as evrdenced by the newly opened Leachvrlle vrllage Takrng a stroll through Manhattan we spy Jerry Lrnton Just comrng from a matrnee of hrs latest smash hrt The Great Lover rn whrch he plays the part of the lover Now we are strollrng on down 5th Avenue where we catch srght of the world famous House of Chamberlarn a charm school under the operatron of Joyce Chamber larn Now on to crty hall where Margre Mrckle as Offrcral Greeter for the Crty of New York harls the return of Don Streets Don rs Just back from South Amerrca where he developed an all purpose potato bug krller whrch has achreved great success Thrs ends our flrght over the country to check up on our former Class mates those of the Class of 52 Wrrtten by Anne Hepler and Margre Mrckle - . - h . ' 4 ' . ' Women's World Champion Wrestler, Crushing Cassie m es, ' . ' ' Ph, ,,B,A,,D.D.T.. . . ,v,D, . A- ' 20 ,Q '7 S! .. s riff V gm, 6 I 'YG QXQ, a CLASS WILL PAT ARMSTRONG Wrlls her smrle to Shrrley Croad DENNIS ANDERSON Wrlls hrs actrveness rn Agrrculture to the freshmen CHARLES ANGEVINE Wrlls hrs cowboy boots to Kent Wrllrams JOETTE BUTTERS Wrlls her prrmprng ways to Carol Brodock AMANDA CHAMBERLAIN Wrlls her curly harr to Etta Ward JOYCE CHAMBERLAIN Wrlls her Job at the Soda Bar to Nancy Booth CASSIE COLLINS Wrlls her dark complexron to Betty Bender JOSEPHINE CUNNUNGHAM Wrlls her commerrcal abrlrty to any one that needs rt ISABELL KOCH Wrlls her abrlrty to stay rn class to Stanley Blue CAROLYN CURRY Wrlls her Job at the bank to Phyllrs Steeby JOAN DENSMORE Wrlls her abrlrty not to flrrt wrth the boys to Sandra Moore JOHN DOGAN Wrlls a hub cap from hrs car to George Whrtehead MARY LOU EVY QKlrngamanl Wrlls her abrlrty to get a man to Kaye Hepler CHARLEEN FOLK Wrlls her abrlrty to get out of class wrth a legal excuse to Mary DeWert CARLTON HAKES Wrlls some of hrs werght to Robert Edrng FRANCES HORN Wrlls her shy ways to Joyce Houston ANNE HEPLER Wrlls her locker frlled wrth materral to next year s debaters JERRY BLOSSER Wrlls hrs laugh to brrghten the halls of Homer JACK EARL Wrlls some of hrs verbosrty to Br1lBlosser PETER LUCYSHYN Wrlls hrs debatrng abrlrty to hrs srster Soma MARVIN LINDSEY Wrlls the school an extra seat TOM LEACH Wrlls hrs abrlrty to play football to Phrl Thomas MARCIA LANE Wrlls her abrlrty to be a varsrty cheerleader to Jane Allen FRANCIS NICHOLS Wrlls hrs abrlrty to stay away from grrls to Gale Cutchet DUANE PETERS Wrlls hrs herght to Don Shrllrngs LOIS PETERSON Wrlls her abrlrty to blush to Josephrne Frederrck JUANITA RISNER BROWN Wrlls her southern accent to Barbara Cady ANDREW SIKKEMA Wrlls hrs Jolly manner to Bebe Hartman DON STREETS Wrlls hrs novel way of gettrng through school to hrs brother Joe VERA TESCH Wrlls her catchrng abrlrty rn softball to her srster Vrvran BETTY THOMPSON Wrlls her blonde harr Lorrarne l-lewrtt BARBARA WELLS Wrlls her seat rn typrng class to anyone who can get hrs assrgnments done rn one pcrrod DORIS WILSON Wrlls her abrlrty to play the freld to Nancy Woodlrff MAURICE WILDT Wrlls hrs abrlrty to srng to Donna Jean Sprague JERRY LINTON Wrlls hrs shrftrng glances to Marvrn Chamberlarn MARJORIE MICKLE Wrlls her abrlrty to make frrends at the Unrversrty of Mrchrgan to Nancy Wrlson WESLEY QUIMBY Wrlls hrs nrce personalrty to all the Homer boys of the future DELORES TILLSON Wrlls her quret ways to Sally Andrews DON VAN DRIESSCHE Wrlls hrs dancrng abrlrty to the freshman boys JANET RISNER Wrlls her abrlrty to sleep rn Crvrcs class We began as freshmen rn 1948 wrth frfty two members We elected Mr Mrnch the shop rnstructor and Mr Srkkema to anyone who can get away wrth rt our Scrence teacher as our sponsors for the year Our class offrcers were Presrdent Jerry Lrnton Vrce Presrdent Tom Leach Treasurer Carolyn Curry Secretary Charles Angevrne Student Councrl Carolyn Curry Barbara Wells Andy Srkkema and Francrs Nrchols We were all new to hrgh school that year and thought we were qurte the class Needless to say we proceeded to let the whole hrgh school know rt The boys showed the sophomores who was who as they effortlessly won the mg of war Our grrls flubbed therr dub a brt though as they lost the softball game Although we really fought rn our class meetrngs we seemed to make some progress rn rarsrng funds for our senror trrp It was grrls agarnst the boys when rt came trme to prck the place for our party to close the school year The grrls won out so we went to Seven Hrlls for our class prcnrc As sophomores we started out by selectrng Mr Pancost and Mr Tregloan as our advrsors From our forty frve members we selected these offrcers to lead us for the comrng year Presrdent Peter Lucyshyn Vrce Presrdent Don Streets Treasurer Carolyn Curry Secretary Charles Angevrne Student Councrl Betty Thompson Charleen Folk Jack Sweet and Tom Leach Also Barbara Wells was selected as Treasurer of the Student Councrl In our annual freld day we came out on top by wrnnrng the tug of war and most of the other events Boyl Drd we have fun on rnrtratron day as the Junrors probably recall We started out by makrng the grrls wear burlap bags and the boys dresses Each of the sophomores was assrgned a freshman slave and we really worked them no doubt about rtl That was also the year we started promotrng on a brg scale wrth the Sweater Swrrll Remember the nrght Krdsl Well we somehow got though that year and ended up wrth another trrp to you guessed rt Seven Hills We started off wrth a bang rn our Junror year for that year we were gorng places We went though the usual pro cedure electrng Mr Tregloan and Mr Wmchell as our advrsors Our class offrcers were Presrdent Charles Angevrne Vrce Presrdent Josephrne Cunnrngham Treasurer Carolyn Curry Secretary Lots Peterson Student Councrl Joyce Chamberlarn Charleen Folk Tom Leach and Don Streets Also Barbara Wells had the honor of berng elected as Treas urer of the Student Councrl agarn We had some pretty good trmes durrng thrs school year We put on two colossal attractrons thrs year Backwoods Romeo whrch was a real success and the annual Junror Camrval Sure enough at the end of the year we found ourselves at Seven Hrlls agarn We started our senror year wrth a lump rn our throat We knew rt was the last year for us rn school We were deter mrned to do our best for the school that had done so much for us rn the past years We elected as our sponsors Mr Wrn chell and Mr Tregloan We elected as our offrcers. Presrdent Peter Lucyshyn Vrce Presrdent Don Streets Treasurer Don VanDrressche Secretary Joyce Chamberlarn Our Student Councrl members chosen were Dennrs Anderson Thomas Leach Anne Hepler Marjorre Mrckle We were kept mrghty busy keeprng up wrth out studres working rn the play and helprng rn leadrng our Athletrc and debate teams to new herghts along wrth other extra currrcular BCIIVIIICS such as band Glee Club the Trojan the FFA and FHA, and the Hrghlrght We still managed, desprte the storms of wrnter, to sponsor the Chrrstmas Ball and present the renowned comedy of Broadway and Hollywood fame Cheaper By the Dozen The year moved along at a surprrsrng speed untrl we found ourselves honored at a banquet and prom grven by the Junrors and frnally growrng away from Seven Hrlls and gorng to Washington on our Senror trrp, ZZ - . - - u - I I , . . . , . I - I ' - n - I I - , , - IO Q - . - - Y - . . 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H 4 I 2 I I Hernck, Anne IN- Semon John Wald L01 s W11son Nancy JUNIURS Hewxtt Lorrame 'Us Sh1111ng Jxm .En Wa.rr1ck Robert SPONSORS Earl Emery Lawrence Pancost Hopkms Jlm K Sowles Lester Hus ton Jo yc e Steeby Phy111 s Wh1tehead George W1111ams Kent Z7 x .n 'E,fi.,l :A Y an 2 ' X A X h 'N . - 1-e .x ,Q ,fr ,.. , . , . . , . , . C ev -, N -' T 35 1 'M' ,' X i 1 4 X A I King, Pat Morey, David Pelton. Jean Putman, Ed x . ' 1 . vu ' sf ai S .X 5 . , r , 'YM K A f ' ' ' 1 I ' . 1 I D I l K- in . . . . , . , . . , Y I - I SOPHOMURE UFFICERS . Arey, Barbara Avery, Bonnie Bender, Betty Betz, Dorothy Bodner, Gale Brockway, Alan Butters, James Chamberlain, Marvin Chapman, Wayne Conklin, Carole Dogan, Paul Egnatuk, Olga Enos, Mary Fleming, Robert Gibson, Delores Grodi, Jeanne Harris, Carl Hartman, Bebe Heath, Harriet Jean Herl, Jean Herrick, Beverly King, Donald King, Dorothy Laughrey, John Dennis Mickle, Charles Nantz, Milburn Pelton, Shirley Pilpula, Helen Poynter, Roberta Ann Putnam, John Reed, Eguene Richardson, Duane Ricket, Myrna Shear, Howard Smith, Don Smith, Ruth Marilyn Smith, Shirley Snyder, Terry Steeby, Mary Sus zko , Dorothy Swaffo rd, Shirley Taylor, Kathleen Teinert, John Thompson, Kathryn Truax, Jeanne White, Norman Wilson, Irvin Winchell, Marjean Arnold, , Y Sponsors: 29 Erbisch, Gilbert I J 5 fs- 5' e. E5 '-'X 1 -xt ,xg ' it M In grl fi N61 1 I 6 Q gp is li 'bw s. A G P' , 'J 1 v tl wi W Ntqw ,wg K .5 L Li' X fKf Y Q, Q1 5' . ' v el- f , A I , , f .L- I x A R li-xr. P 'X-1 . , A i Lx V i I vt, nr' QA A Ei .ABQSCE 1 - Wirebaugh, Earlene Woodliff Nanc Pauline X v4!'f+ 'Huw Andrews, Sue Angevine, Laura Amsler, Roland Gene Beiz, Joan Beyers, Dorothy Burich, Nancy Marie Butters, Beverly Clark, Zoe Alice Christophel, Fred Conley, Curtis Ray Dew, Eugene Waid, Etta DeWert, Aneta Eding, Robert Lee Enos, Joan Franks, Yvonne Frederick, Josephine Gilferd, Shirlee Herl, Joe Howard, Glen Hickerson, Barbara Highlund, Gary Kohne, Pauline Leach, Patricia Lepird, Donna Lawrence, Vara Lucyshyn, Sonia Moor, Hubert Nantz, David Newland, Edna O'Dell, Melvin Reed, Orin Risner, Roberta Shelts, Gordon Shilling, Don Shronts, Janet Shronts, Neil Streets, .Toe Swafford, Raymond Snyder, David Sprague, Donna Springer, Raymond Sponsors: Draime, Leon Whitney, Helen ny .1 . 5 X I 1 . 1 P ,--- 'X g I 7 y 4 9 G W I N MV' N Ai, A '. Thomas, Phil Thompson, Irene VanMeter, Patricia Woodliff, Wesley FRE HME 31 L 's rll DEBAT QU D SI X Q I J O TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Stanley Blue Maurrce W1ldt Charles Angevxne Peter Lucyshyn Robert WHIIICR Ion Barthollc SECOND ROW Jovce Huston Carolyn Curry Barbara Cady Anne Hepler Laura Angevlne THIRD ROW Barbara Hxckerson Pauhne Kohne Beverly Butters Vara Lawrence Soma Lucyshyn SEATED Gary Hrghlund Davrd Snyder NOT IN PICTURE Marlon I-hghlund Coach 3 l K vw Y .- 1,Ak,, M . l-:,.,f1+,'f A NWMGAN 2l':?SHO?I?A FORENSK. DISTRXCT HUNUR5 DEBATE l95l'52 AWARDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LEFT TO RIGHT Charles AngevinegCarolyn Curry, Anne Hepler, Peter Lucyshyn, D b t nod Win Regional 1952 SCIIUIARSIIII' PARTICIPANTS 'uw is twists. H .., n,,,, t.f.,,,,. -. M. .N uno nom -1 ..,. ,,... fm t ts, . is X toss, it nt, ,, n..i, ctw. , - o-' W A I 'il 'wmv Huh w J ' N ' MH' ' num Hip. main. Uni.. MVK.. fm an-21 w--mu-fw.-- , ., , M. , ,, ,,.,,,,,, ,4 .ou 1 A b ' L A' ,' N H, 7 1 ' :nl on 1 A . 't A A 5375 .. 4 YF Qi 'F 'Q 5 1 ' t8 ef il P 5 47 A .. .H .. ln., to .4.,.. M.. M., ,i p,,, or ..,.. U.. i..,, ,of , ...mi x lk 0 6 'Ui' ,190 tx' Homer Council Commonds chool Debaters We, the members of the Village Council of Homer do hereby commend the local High School Debaters and their coach for their achieve- ment this year and the council urges local residents to give these young people their support and encourage- ment. Whereas, This year's de- bate team is debating for the State of Michigan Champion- ship in its class on April 25 at Rackham Auditorium in Ann Arbor, an-d Whereas. The honor that this team has brought to Homer, along with the fact that Debating for a State Championship is sometimes a once in a lifetime experience for our size school and com- munity, and Whereas. this competition is the stimulating competition of young America thinking and speaking on its feet, and Whereas, our Homer chil- drefn are among the best in the State of Michigan, it is with pride in their ac- complishments that we urge as many of the citizens of Homer as possible to attend the Championship Debate at the Rackham Auditorium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor on April 25 at 2:00 P. M. M. R. MICKLE, Village President Peter and Charles Win Semi-Finals xX v xws' ,-sf g. ' ,xx Y x . vt ,919 tt C .md 'Wh wad H .H- 5'- Maw I Q Homer tate Champions if gygwgezf, my .V L.. ..... i.. .vin 0 G R.fL-MW R v P TE LHAM U46 :L NUAL Sv- Bunn TH AN ,UNM 55 K uc 25,9-iv w,,,.,., SM' 1. Dw1sl0 ' bww-,fun ir'-Q:-L.. ' vu V-N AF Sava A 1 'MGM M ,. ,W-1' HTG ,.v :f:f'.,,,.'--- V' x v,.-V Mao: ' ,,.. v ' . yn tn , .. .,,. . . .f....4 Af inns gubliihnm Distr.. . Q In D . Uri 0 C10 TM M, 4.-f-fa V... af..-. bmi: cfak I J:,4.-v-- ' EM to Y mv- 5 cw' mm-- W uwysui' ,...i. Q.:-M U, .wifi N ,....,. ,,.. wi nw-' ,-.su If ' 4- Sf an W, -,.. M, M . ,, . ,.- 4f ' , I sn-W' ' m- j1f..Q.--f A X , .M I 0 is u --U' U if-'-' ' N em- Wi.,-1' ...w'N,...- . . V - ,M ' ' - LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol n Curr , Charles An ev1ne W- ' L . W gp- U, . nm - ' WW tr-'W ' of ' mv- ,vw ,l . . . 5-1,3-7' 'TIN mf? -I Coach Marion Hxghlund, A- 3-'f f , tw- ,. Mm- 3 v','f..f- -- ' 4. ' ,HHS , N--f :TZ .1.. ., - - mn ,..v'.,,?:W, U.. 1- W ,,u 1- W, ww if 'n:.4.,.4 . ,ww ,- ta- v,,.a- ' 1 1,- .LTP This year has been a very successful one for Homer's debate teams and Coach Marion Highlund. The teams came through the regular league debate season undefeated. In regional competition, they took all of their debates with unanimous decisions from three judge boards. This made the group eligible to enter two of their members in the annual Detroit Free Press Scholarship Contest. Carolyn Curry and Charles Angevine were chosen for this chance in a two day elimination style competition with fifteen other young people of the state. Carolyn went on to second day competition and came out fourth, missing the money scholarships by a very narrow margin. Our next competition was the semi -final debate where Peter Lucyshyn and Charles Angevine met and defeated Gladwin debaters. The final step was the debate for State Championship of class B at Rackham Auditorium, University of Michigan on Friday April 25. For this event our glee club opened the program with four beautiful a cappella numbers.Caro1yn Curry and Charles Angevine, debaters representing Homer, then took the platform to defend the proposition, Resolved: that all American citizens be conscripted for essential service in time of war against Detroit Country Day debaters, Jerry Davies and Robert fScottyj Borgman. By 4:30 PM the season was over with Homer as State Champions. Gold Gruen veri-thin wrist watches were received by each of our four varsity debaters--Carolyn Curry, Anne I-Iepler, Peter Lucyshyn and Charles Angevine. In addition to these, they received a large bronze trophy cup for the school trophy case. 35 HEADLIGHT STAFF LIBRARIANS STUDENT COUNCIL 1 H JUNIOR IIEII CROSS COUNCIL ZW? gr ,h If Q I L is S., . L I ' H 1' Q 'if Iitffiifgtt, , I 5 L, A , f I I I I T'-515 l 1 I 5 ' ,i I I I If W 'A V Nh 37 Q FRONT ROW Helen Prlpula Beverly Herrick, Olga Egnatuk, Barbara Cady Anne Hepler SECOND ROW: Kaye Hepler, Pauline Khone Barbara Hickerson Beverly Butters, Laura Angevme Vara Lawrence THIRD ROW: Shirley Pelton, Jean Herl Dorothy Suszko Dorothy Egnatuk, Zoe Alice Clark Soma Lucyshyn FOURTH ROW: Nancy Woodliff, Bebe Hartman Carole Conklin Mary Enos Karen Camburn, Joan Bartholic, Jeanne Grodi, Barbara Arey, FIFTH ROW: Sue And- rews, Phyllis Steeby, Lorraine Hewitt, Jean Felton, Donna Hakes, Howard Shear, James Tidd, LAT! CL B President-Anne Hepler Vice-President-Sue Andrews Sec retary-Dorothy Suszka, Treasurer-Dorothy Egnatuk Historian-Nancy Woodliff Reporter-Olga Egnatuk 38 0oU,m5M1Naw,mG00ogR,m nu- - FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Irvrn Wrlson Gale Cutcher Paul Dogan Eugene Reed Donald Krng Darwrn K1ng Marvln Chamberlarn Melburn Nantz Duane Rrchardsor' John Semon THIRD ROW Tony Blagg Iohn Dogan Dems Anderson Melvm O Dell Orrn Reed Ronald Amsler lxorman Whrte Carl Harrrs Carlton Hakes SECOND ROW Lloxd Fowler Raymond Crawfrs Wesley Qurmby Lester Sowles Charles Angevrne Curt1sCone1y Raymond Sprrnger Terry Snyder Joe Streets Ner1Shronts Mr Pancost advrsor SEATED Wesley Woodlrff Donald Smrth Donald Streets Tom Leach Fay Chamber la1n Jrm Hopkrns Robert Edrng Eugene Dew LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING Jean Truax, Shrrley Swafford, Nancy Woodlxff Olga Egnatuk, Shrrley Pelton, Barbara Arey, Roberta Poynter, Shtrley Smxth, Nlyma Rlcket SEATED Marrlyn Smrth, Donna Sprague, Dorothy Krng, O 0 Nlarjean Wtnchell, Kathleen Taylor, Dorothy Betz, Jean Herl, Beverly Her . rrck, Helen Prlpula, Mary Enos, Bonnre Avery, Earlene Wtrebaugn 39 . - 1 . , g I I Q 'J 8 In b , . f x X 4, L ' -, 1 f 1, '-f Y- .1 Yf. - , ', I I f- . 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J I-4'-uf Football Banquet HOMECOMI G .mx ' 'C i-j.,,'7 FO0TBALL QUAD QUEEN KING Barbara Wells Torn Leach Schedule: Bellvue Homer , L Q V .f X C Quincy Homer N 'V wA,d V,Lu 5 W Union City Homer Reading Homer A Litchfield Homer ' Athens Homer Bronson Horner Jonesville Homer TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas, Phil, Fleming, Robert, Blosser, Jerry, Barrholic, Jon, Warrick Robert Ambler, Roland, Blosser, Dick, Snyder, David, SECOND ROW: Reed, Orin, Chamberlain, Marvin, VanDriessche, Don, Snyder, Terry, Blue, Stanley, Anderson, Dennis, Streets, Joe, Blosser, Bill, Christophel, Fred, THIRD ROW: Shilling, Don, Semon, John, Hopkins, Jim, Putman, Edward, George, Whitehead, Fowler, Lloyd, Richard- son Duane' An evine Chuck, Hakes, Carlton, FOURTH ROW: Coach Winchell, Dogan, Paul,Lucyshyn, Peter, , , g . Peters, Duane, Nichols, Francis, Leach, Tom, Dogan, John, Streets, Don, Blagg, Tony, Coach Draime, BA KETBALI, Schedule Homer 27 Jonesville Homer 25 Bronson Homer 47 Litchfield Homer 45 Union Albion Xmas Tournament Homer 56 Dexter Homer 38 Springport Homer 27 Jackson District Tourney Homer 42 Pitteford Horner 33 Bronson Homer 43 North Adams Won 10 Lost Schedule Homer 42 Quincy Homer 45 Athens Homer 42 Reading Homer 51 Jonesville Horner 30 Bronson Horner 28 Litchfield Homer 52 Union City Homer 37 Quincy Homer 49 Athens Horner 50 Reading TOP ROW Don Shellxng Phil Thomas, Orin Reed, John Tienert, Milburn Nantz Bob Eding Gary Highlund BOTTOM ROW: David Snyder, Mgr, g MarvinChamberla1n Paul Dogan Eugene Read Terry Snyder John Putman, Cleo Winchell, BA EBALL Conference frack Meet Friday, May 9 Reading Here April .Tonesville There April Litchfield Here April Bronson Here April Quincy There May Union City There May Athens Here May ,jf ,I 'Q TOP ROW: Marvin Chamberlain, Jack Earl, Ed Putman, Terry Snyder, Don i -iii, .ts Van Driessche, MIDDLE ROW: Don Smith, Jerry Linton, Dennis Anderson, Kent fi.-ff ' Williams, Francis Nichols, Leon Draime, Coach, Borrowi ROW: Geo, white- Fige XV if f head, Tom Leach, Don Streets, Andy Sikkema, Jim Hopkins, EZ? wwf K XY! 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MIDDLE ROW: Lloyd Fowler, Bill Blosser, John Somon, Kent . , ggr fftlpgxlz .Q Q -N Tru is Williams, Don Van Driessche, Cleo Winchell, Coach, BOTTOM ROW: Ed Put- ' Q .S l T5SS.5i - man, Bob Warrick, Bob Flaming, Dennis Anderson, John Dogan, ,X ui, XQ s T TRACK Points Earned at Track Meets in 51 season Dennis Anderson 1 Stanley Blue 4 Name Point Bob Wonders 11 Bob Steeby 7 John Steeby 8 Torn Leach 6 Duane Petero 1 lf Lloyd Fowien 3 if Z 4 0 mm QWWL, !!,,,:,,f.,-fi, 0 R CU TODlA 0UR B IVER ian 8- 51 f OUR JUNIOR HIGH THOMAS CURTIS Sc1ence 7 81 8 5 ff Biff, MARY SIKKEMA Enghsh 7 Sz 8 f FR :itil I ggir 1' 3' gg .rx ff Q 1' X K gg, , i,g ,,,, A, 7 rv? Y ' A I I 1 x S. -it-Hlffkak X , f . f , , JM, 4 , rj X 3.4 -in ' Q if f v 1 -I ' ,LJ- 2 'M . , 'L-,Tara JH . lf 'A 'N , if ff I ,Jw -' 'f my ,ff ' , P . V .1 ' 5 -1 - Q-Q - 4 I 'Z 54- 'X 'rl ,jk e I 9 Q' yan EE! ' fl -4. 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' . and the tigp fU,fEd1s, umjnstztute A 7 Ilgrolgigthggeffods Xl ration of the elementary te 1jeCe,ived'ga13' veling safety cup from the Automobile Club of Mxchigan for exe in safety teaciing for the,year 1950 and 51. lt is engraved with the 5ch001's name and we Shafl try very Hard to earn Lhe rxght go have it for anotheryear. ,Lhe school ellence 4 'Tiff -Q AFETY PATRUL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Hopkins, Danny Camburn, Larry Wirebaugh, Eugene Taylor, Charles Warner, Sidnee Sackett, Rosemarie Winchell, Diana Poynter, Mary Jane Boyd, 2ND ROW: Roland Chamberlain, Norman Arey, Arthur Smith, Larry Bowser, Christopher Miller, Donald Wiley, Richard Butcher, Mary Ann Waid, Reta Helmick, Virginia Watkins, BACK ROW: Miss Bushong, William Erbisch, Julie Reichow, Marjorie Neufer, June Heath, Fay Hackworth, Jane Heath, Beverly Swegles, Andrea Rising, - -v- ..- wi FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Rose, Nancy l-leselschwerdt, Sandra Heiney, VirgalSne1lgrose, Kenneth Nelson, Harold Van Meter, Ellen Risner, Norman O'Dell, Edith Macomber, 2ND ROW: Cathy Bartholic, David Lewis, Lloyd La Roe, Calvin Lons, Howard Snyder, Danny Semon, Evelyn Southworth, Peter Reagle, Duane Cristophel, Wayne La Roe, BACK ROW: Miss Bushong, Norma Arey, Barbara Truax, Christine Estelle, Beverly Smith, Cleo Kimber, Edward Watkins, Emma lean Watkins, Kathleen Cole, Glenn Brail, Asa Flemming, ABSENT: Richard Teinert, Donald Bordeau, Linda Hakes, Kay Nollinger, Ronald Sharp, Nancy Steeby, Patricia Andrews, Brenda Larsen, Peggy Shocknesse, Roberta Green, ELEME TARY LIBRARY LIBRARIAN Miss Lillian Fletcher vw X C, s-, 51 gy , 5 ,g A f Q A 5' 'wt Mkt, ,X ' W A . H 1 A ' . A ' 'fm' 'l N , is ' , 'Li 'L' A s , se. 6 l. - Z -'Br I -'T - ' ' U 1 5 1? X . . - A A ' 1 , Q I . R , Ng!! xx I 11. '33 l qxix' r ' fr qu N ' J. JAY KLINERT V Teacher at ,X ' I S -..u.Q, .',' l.i gs.-0 ' 5, G xi in :fl it j Q I x :G f ew qs P A 2: X 4 5 I., 4 I 1 Y A , X X , I A ,ix A , L X L- 'fl--'V if R l ,ri v A ' ' of , . A 953' . L ' 1 P, 32- .x K A 5 y Si S In QE , 4 '11 A .. A 'X 6 , L , . vb X y K' -. X j Q 1. ' 7- 'M ' ' A A v I IST ROW: Arey, Norman, Bartholic, Kathy, Bowser, Larry, Brail, Glenn, Cambrun, Dan, Chamberlain, Roland, Christophel, Duane, Estelle, Christine, Green, Roberta, l-lackworth, Juanita. 2ND ROW: Heath, Jane, Heselschwerdt, Nancy, Heiney, Sandra: Kimber. CISO: Kleinert, Jay, Larsen, Brenda, LaRoe, Lloyd, Nelson, Kennth, Nolllnger, Kay, Poynter, Diana. 3RD ROW: Risner, Ellen, Reagle, Peter, Reed, Ida Mae, Steeby, Nancy, Sharp, Ronald, Semon, Danny, Swegles, Beverly, Southworth, -Evelyn, Sndyer, Howard, Snellgrose, Vivian. 4TH ROW: Smith, Dick, Smith, Arthur, Smith, Beverly, Truax, Barbara, Watkins, Edward, Watkins, Virginia, Waid, Mary, Zoeller, Bertha. IXTH GRADE IST ROW: Adams, Virginia, Andrews, Patrica, Arey, Norma, Boyd, Mary lane, Bordeau, Donald, Butcher, Richard. 2ND ROW: Cole, Kathleen, Dodds, Mae Ruth, Erbisch, William, Hakes, Linda, Flemming, Asa, Heath, Iune, Helmick, Reta, Hopkins, Thomas, Kelfer, Lauretta, LaRoe, Wayne. 3RD ROW: Lewis, David, Lons, Calvin, Macomber, Edith, Moore, Freda, Neufer, Marjorie, O'De1l, Norman, Reichow, Julie, Andrea, Rising, Rose, Wayne, Sackett, Sinnee. 4TH ROW: Snellgrose, Virgal, Taylor, Eugene, Teinert, Richard, VanMeter, Harold, Warner, Charles, Watkins, Emma, Wiley, Donald, Wlnchell, Rosemarie, Wirebaugh, Larry, Miller, Christopher. ' 'A lf ' KN silt 1 . A 1 - . Ax I4 1 if 1 5 , A ,151 S.. fr- : K Q ' ' A - X ' ' V, 'K .s g V1 ' , ,-Q I .A Q Viv.. is gg? K I-, Us Q. 9 4. QQ, A 5 J A ' 9 t- . , ,f - 1. it .17 xx 11' V , ' I . .X U, 37 ' of ns Q Q .lr 4 H 1 3 1 .f A 1 ' 4 i lx hm .5 .3 N' 5. 5,1 s S'E' 4 - ' 2 A 3. is 5 T5 I .8 QE N MRS. BUSHONG Teacher Q I Q, tiki .A 0-I .?2g, A i gf' - ' ' 5 5 4. . 5 -3 ' - F V ' -X r x 5 K 'Q ,Q- ,Qx 1' ,FG 4? 'ie 3,553 D' ' X , 4 , -f-. -R V x. BONNILYN A , , I B 7 ' R, , in GOLDSMITH ' 7 Teacher 'L' r , ' 4 ' ' A W' -' ,. 'l 9 - Q-1 Q I ,A , -X ', A J N . M J ' . X ,J s l X . t PX V I v ,' , 1 I 4 X!-XS y ' ,.- -'Y -ik IST ROW: Ambler, Sharon, Bradley, Kathy, Chapman, David, Cole, John, Rose, Daniel, Davis, Joyce, Densmore, Betty, Fogel, Dick, Gordon, Bronson. 2ND ROW: James, Patsy, Kinzie, Alferd, Koons, Ted, Lewis, Roland, Loomis, Richard, Mills, Mary, Newfer, Mary, Reed, Dorothy, Risner, Carol. 3RD ROW, Runyon, Ronnie, Shaw, Margaret, Shilling, John, Smith, Nancy, Sweet, Shirley, Swegale, Robert, Swope, Stanley, Tuck, Ronnie, Van Meter, Kathryn, West, Melvin. 4 , , .2 S bfi' 9 5,1 'H 0 ll' 'Y gr . , ms' X Fr., N 7 xx, .dn X if 9 l,' ' qv, ' 5, :-f+l-1. x fx IST ROW: Bitz, Sandy, Boyd, Jim, Cady, Bill, Coffman, Richard, Chandler, Terry, Gordon, Gloria, Foley, Phylis, Heselschwerdt, Mary Alice, Hoffman, Donnie. 2ND ROW: Dirkbride, Audrey, Landiz, Barbara, Mains, Lana, McCullough, Kathleen, Nelson, Sherry, Norton, f asm - V sr 61 x rl 'wk i.. MRS. RICH Teacher IST ROW: Abel, John, Beyers, Sharon, Brooks, Denny, Butch, Lons, Butcher, Jenny, Butler, Jeanette, Crandall, Katherine, Gibson, Charles, Gordon, Leila. 2ND ROW, Holmes, Marlain, Kellogg, Patty, Kirkbride, Billy, Lewis, Robert, Lipard, James, Martinson, Bruce, Moore, Daniel, O'Dell, Joyce Ann, Peters, Charles. 3RD ROW: Rice, Beverly, Tidd, Gene, Wagoner, Jane, Willaert, Joe, Worden, Linda, Zoeller, Loui. William, O'Dell, Joyce, Patrick, Mary, Patrick, Norma. 3RD ROW, Purdy, La Vaughn, Rice, Jerry, Smith, Judy, Suszko, Jim, Thurston, Larry, Watson, Inez, Wilson, Benny, Young, Joan. 6-' '34 A 5 ' G ' 9 Q 5 ' , N bf , Q- 5 RUTH GEORGE , v 1 X ' Hr fem' -at ri f -- -X J Tk rx sa S is 4.4 1 , Q 1- - b ft f 4 , ,' ' X ii 'J g 'xvvil if 1 W 5' fha. N S-' G FLORENCE C-OLDUP Teacher IST ROW Beyers Mary Bradley Betsy Chamberlam Carol Chamberlarn Dons Cole Floyd Davrs Mary Dunsmore Carol 2ND ROW Grbson Robert Hopkxns Juanita Howard Mary Huckfeldt B1lly lngrahm Bonnre Jarratt John Kexfer Bermce 3RD ROW Steven Krefer Klrkbrrdge Patty Martxn Larry Ladd Kathy Maurer Bruce Mlller Kathy Newland Lloyd 4TH ROW ODe1l Connre Parker Drana Patrxck Earnestlne Patrick Florence Poynter Geneva Rlce Joyce Rlchardson Don 5TH ROW Hxckman Douglas Rxsner John Rockwell Gerald Steeby Freddle Swaff ord Jean Thompson Ivan Truax Paul 6TH ROW Zoller Lester ABSENT Martrn Larry Wrckham IST ROW Adams Lors Adams Paulme Berklund Carol 2ND ROW Betz Leo Brarl Lmda Blue Conme Boughner Alvin Bowersox Connle Bontrager Alvln Boughner Allan 3RD ROW Culberson Terry Curry Bruce Drsbro Leland Green Burdette Grrdley Susan Heath Phyllrs Landrs Jay 4TH ROW Lawerence Lmda Lepxrd Bobby Lucyshun Harry Moore Beverly Mlller Tommy Mansfreld Gary ODe1l Calvm 5TH ROW P1ttelkow Carol Radtke Sharon Rergle Rose Sandra Rowe Florence Runyon Dwrght Charlene 6TH ROW Thompson Jack Taylor Trllson Sandra Wagoner B111 Warner Leslre Barbara W1ll1ams Freddle ohn Tasker Rrcky Warrxck Q BEVERLY CHAMBERLAIN Teacher 5- 0- .v , w 5 fx ', - 'lf RA Qr f 1' A9 La m , s l . ,X , svn I , s 2 v 6 W In .v rs 2 ? 4 X L A im ' ix 1 1 ,. 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W Z E551 7' NINE:-.:.'-v H I YI!! .JI mm M 1 IXXJJ GR DE lf ls 1 if M 'K 5-r gb N F LORENC E YO ST Teacher IST ROW Andrews John Bayles Bruce Bontrager Irene Butter Bonme Collrns Sharon 2ND ROW Coonrod Roger Cox Karen Coxon Jane Davrs Robert Enos Glorra 3RD ROW Fast, Larry Fogel James Geer Leslre Hawthorne Wm Hrckerson James 4TH ROW Holden Lucrerra Huckfeldt Roseann Krnzre Shandre Lawrence Carol Leprrd Corabelle 5TH ROW McAdams Robert Mrller Reshoot Karen Murphy Carolyn Nrchols Shrrley Pancost Joanne 6TH ROW Rowe, Shannon Runyon Leon Smrth Gareth Smock Dennrs Wrntersteen John Zoeller Gladys ABSENT Maurer Judy Camburn Janrce Hamrlton IST ROW Bearman Helen Blarr Barbara Boughner Mary Ann Butler Connre Chamberlam James 2ND ROW Coffman Terre Cole Tressre DeForest Richard Dye Bruce Evans Pat Fredrlck Elalne 3RD ROW Fleming Terry Foley Mrke Gregg Russell Gregg Davrd Hackworth Bonnre Hepler Marjorre 4TH ROW Huffman Alan Long, Margaret Mrller Charlene Patrrck, Jrmmy Pettrbone, Harry Pope James 5TH ROW Swafford James Sweet Barbara Wrley Glynda Wrldt Wayne Wrllaert Bobby Wrllaert Mary ABSENT Camburn Iamce Hamrlton, Donald Maurer Judy Mrller Karan MARGRET LONG Teacher 't' u K 5 u 'Q' x 'tx 'xi I V H .A f ' N A ibn' 44- v A 1-3 Z, 's . 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' Coffman, Eileen, Collins, David, Covey, Laura, Egnatuck, Paula, '! ! f Elston, Carol, Gibson, John, 2ND ROW: Hackworth, Paul, Hart, Sharon, W, , ' 1 Heiney, Donald, Heselschweart, Dawn, Darwin, Hickerson, Hopkins, ' ' ' hu WM' Lorana, Humphrey, Dennis, Hyde, Linda, Kirkbride, johnny, Ladd, Donald. 3RD ROW: Leatherman, Leroy, Maples, Rorger, McCullough, Keith, McComber, Larry, McCone, Lionely, McDowell, Richard, Payne, Robert, Pettelkow, Alice, Reed, Erma Jane, Ricket, Geoge, 4TH ROW, Southworth, Rosaline, Watkins, Robert, Wirebaugh, Vernon, 0' A at o ,. I ' 5 , SS I, r .. ', 'x ,,', iw 3, L- I N 3 t ,. if 'li ' 'tl df ' , S f .. P A ,13lE55?ElE'ii , 5 1- ' A x .-,- -I Or, -un ' , , r. gh, . A 5. bl A - .1 A YARN, :gl j, Q, k I I GE i I X x ,rf fits 11 ' , ' ' M ', Vx, 'I X t. , r . - Y-4 A. 'f ' 'J V , I I N rr ae . ' X I fr r .L km,-:iam ,. , J WT ff IST ROW, Bitz, Richard, Boyd, Brent, Butcher, Clarence, Butler, Jimmy, Burich, Carolyn Burns, Ellen, Butters, Chuck, Chamberlain, Peter, Cole, Carolyn, Combs, Craig, Craven, Joyce, Densmore, Bobby, 2ND ROW, D'Water, Robert, Estelle, Charlene, Fisher, Phillip, 7 Flemin Geor ia, Goodrich, Blaine, Haney, Larry, Heyward, Keith, Huston, Denny, 8' S VIRGINIA KAR-MAI-SKI 3RD ROW: Landis, Lane, LaRoe, Gerald, O'De11, Rosemary, Smith, Cherly, Tesch, TCQCIICF Kathleen, Truax, Grace, Tuck, Jerry, Tuck, Terry, ABSENT: Steeby, Dorothy, Warner, Douglas, Bontrager, Fannie, Collins, Sheila, Collins, Sharon, IST ROW: Ambler, James, Bronson, Barbara, Brooks, Stephen, Baily, Kathleen, Cascarelli, Barbara, Combs, Joel, Davies, Phillip, Folk, Richard, Hakes, Nancy, Hamlin, Randall, Helmick, Janice, Hoaglin, Marlain, 2ND ROW: Kafka, Norma, Karcher, Howard, Kirkbride, Jonny, Norton, Jimmy: ROSCFS. Billy: Smilh. Ualfids Snyder. James, Tasker, Douglas, Warner. Jack, Waisner, Raymond, Wood, Richard, Young, Donald, ABSENT: Crist, Jimmy, 0- ' 5 oi. ,. ' T ' 0' ' s 3 Q o U 'X , t K A 5- 4 , Q L' be ..s - -. s v - . ff-,, 1 1- th' Y f D 1 5 'd.4!ilT'fhlf'4 Y f.x-. j ' . le- as X ' Q lv 'Q ' ' '- L . H I' 5: 'I Q L' Q'- 5 I . 'A A- ' cg I . ' -X . fb sl I f. ' Tk lx 63 Homer Veterans Institute -'00 IE' fl , S MARSHALL LANE SEFTON CARDEN LEO SCHEFFLER LAWRENCE PANCOST E, CLARE MOGK V The dead-line for en- AND rolling under the G. I. Bill of Rights for On-Farm train- ing in Agriculture expired last July 25th, Before that date the Homer Veterans Institute enrollment was brought up to 72 in mem- bership, This necessitated the addition of a third full time instructor. A total of 42 new men were en- rolled during 1951. HOMEPCS VET GRADUATES une, LEFT TO RlGHT: Hunungwn, Keng Mans- 1 field, Ernestg Geisen, Haroldg Powers, Edwing F Q Rockwell, Benjaming Bunde, Geraldg Geisen, l F I RJ f Donaldg McNalley, Warreng Trader, Vern, INSTRUCTORS: LEFT TO RIGHT: E, Clare Mogk, Sefton Car- den, Lawrence Pancosr, Marshall Lane, .,-Y -wx. -471- U B fix rf, -1- 1 . 5 ,. ,Q-nwA4 ' ini Congratulatlons To The Class Of 52 ' 'x.., From your Chevrolet Dealer - -, l.. Home HI gg-um, , me 5.1.1. v,,f,,,f ..'v-1 ' 1 . . , NELSON CHEVRULET I C. Uv- if 3159 ---1 2 33 5 ZMW 6 Q u fff C 14 UIOUIV FOUNDRY coum NY 5 A , 5- Q Q f ii i- A . I 5 S,-, ' ' fu 3 ' 1113 522 Q .' , ' -' 14? XI -1- 4 Axyi X fl I T i ? 40 1 Ed- Z z H22 f X X , ,uf . . r xx. 'f-L,'Ii ,p -,MK X X fl 1 f X HOMER, MICHIGAN Comphrnents THE HOMER INDEX Homer Mmchxgan Cornphments KARCHER'S MARKET The Frlendly Store H VAN PATTEN CO Feed Gmndxng And Mxxxng Feeds beeds Gram Molasses M1x1ng Compllments ORA B AND MAMIE Z KELLY Complmrnents of GAMBLES The Frmendly Store Owner M1ke Suszko Phone 1752 Best W1shes FARMERS WAREHOUSE CO Better Foods For less Homer M1ch1gan Comphments of BRADLEY'S MARKET Homer M1ch1gan Congratulatxons to the Class of '52 BR OOKS AND LANGAN MOb11gaS Mob11o11 Phone 7102 Horner Mxchxgan of of ' ' ul ' lv i . . . . of Homer, Michigan ll ' F' H YV 1 Y I I ' I ll ll , . . 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I 5 J' I ' ' I ' I I I ' I CQ1.:'of 5Z I I I I I I Comphrnents ROBERT GREGG Dany Farm Equlpment Compliments of TROJAN STAFF Complufnents of VINCENT'S GULF STATION Homer M1ch1gan Comphments of ER BS JEWELRY A CALHOUN COUNTR Y TELEPHONE COMPANY l ocal and Long D1Stanc:e Calls Homer M1ch1gan of f- l ' Xl D .23 I A , M I ' O N D 7 . . A S Qompllments of SPORTb bTORE AND bODA B Homer M1eh1gan AR Comphrnents of TEXACO S I ATIOX G is O1 Homer M1Ch1f in OSBORNS MARKET Meat and Grocemes To The Class Of 52 e Wlsh You All A Happy And Prosperous Future QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 2.472 Homer M1Ch1gaH MAINS FUNERAL HOME Ebtabhshed Z0 Years A W DOH R I5 Unexcelled profe5s1onalServ1ce Lumber and Bmldmg bupphes F E Malns Phone 152. Homer Mmhman Ambulance Se rvlce Comphments of NEW HAUSER HAFCHERIE5 INC, Qhlckb Feed and Equlpment BROCKWAY CREAM STATION Homer Mlgh , . 7 - 11 .N . T 'I ! . . V gc Y' , Y! W Homer, Michigan D .- L- - ! l 'Q . -E ,WY YW, 1 N 1 5 I 1 1 l , , 1. L. .- , . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ST JOSEPH BAPTIST CHURCH COOK'S PRAIRIE BAPTIST CHURCH CLARENDON METHODIST CHURCH G0 T0 CH BCH EXT UNDAY MORNING Xl xR1soO'XS L11 '29, XIX TOPEKA K Mvsns AND CO- 'Nc X . X V 4 A' og ' f .:::o , - l xUy,1w ., O0 Y N MN ,' ' v0o,, 4 K .ivth ' in O 4 X11 XXX ' sg, ' , A In Oo . Y'0 Ulog.. lc la., .. ..'..l:,. . va og, ,, . . I gf O Dale Snnth Ruth Sprague !Evelyn Walker Helen Wrldr Bernrta Worden Robert Wyant Altte Newhouse Glenna Folk 194 Frances Ackley Robert Booth Donnabelle Brockway Carlton Butters Allce Carothers Charles Floyd Joan Heath Btll Janes Betty Jones Thomas Krefer Dorts Koons Robert Manslteld Edward Mestdagh C harles Redxger Robert Sharp Robert Vlncent Ralph Whetstone Dorothy Rrchardso Robert lngraham Raymond Estelle 1946 Alvtn Avery Earl Ball Georgc Clark Harry Curcher Jr Maxtne Easton Harold Elston Helen Enos Kathleen Estelle Jeanne Folk Norma Henderson Bruce Hlc ks Harrtet Howe Darrel Koons Charles Larder Nyle Lamb Betty Lyfnn James Nertzke Roger Poole Mary Jane Reed Zell Rrce Prlsula Rossman Alberta Sharp Helen Smtth Wtlltam Snyder Russell Trader Mabel Toby Lawrence Wade Donald Werss 1947 Royce Adams Dorothy Chamberlatn Francrs Aku-rs Lawrence Densmore Donna Butler Beverly Easton Vernon Kempton Norman Kaurer Betty Swafford Marlon Estelle Margret Kung Llyod Kraul Madeltne Holbrook JoAnne Lee Joyce Mtckle Joan Smtth Robert Mrckle John Smrrh Paulme Mtller Opal Smtth Charlotte Westbrook Rennte Swope Clarence Wtlson Lyle Tuck Audrey Wonders Gerald Warner Chester Yost t948 Shtrley Avery Marrlyn Burklund Leon Brodock Douglas Busktrk Vxrgrnra Chambcrlatn Donald Crandall Patrtcra Dergert Kenneth Dtbble James Flemtng Greta Gehrtg Orvtlle Hammon Joyce Hoffman Don Larder Herbert Ltndsey Maurxce McCullough Clavts Mather Kenneth Mestdagh Lots Nantz Ueal Patrtck Rolrn Rrchardson Katherme Schau Robert Smtth Faye Tttus Fern Ttrus Martlyn Truax Pearlneta Wrldt Patrtcra Wetss Lloyd Wrlson Harold Wonders Ethelyn Wonders Eleanor Pratt 1949 Mar Avery George Benham Geraldtne Collmentor Arlene Densmore loan Butters Mar1orre Charrtberlarn Dale Densmore Mary Drbble Marlon Fast 'Norma Hart Vada Jmderson Jannre Kempton Juntor Hrckerson Earl Lawrence Norma Johnson Ronald Lawrence Kenneth Lindsey Rrchard Murphy Martha Nanu Mtke Leach Mary Lou Machrn John Maksrmchuck Donna Nowlrn Patty Patton Ralph Rtchardson Helen Sharp Margaret Ward Joyce Pxerce Mrldred Ryan Thomas Wallace Carol Warner Lourse Wrlltams Betty Wrlson I9 o Terrace Anderson Sharon Booth Davxd Butler Laura Chamberlatn Charles Curry Donald Dugan Denztl Easton Nancy Ftnley Hurberr Herght Donald Henderson Paultne Howe Alva Kempton Eleanor Ktng Mrldred Koch Edward Kohne Wtlferd Lawrence Joyce Marsner Gerald Mees Rrchard McCullough Sally Nelson Roxana Oxenrrder Dean Safford Norman Rtnelkow Robert Samon Dale Pratt Wesley Steen Arlene Radee Ioan Sweet Jack Swope Russell Wtllrams Mary Tesch Joyce Wtlson Mary.Arme Thomas Elden Wtnchell Robert Thomas Clyde Wonders Dorothy Vtncent Karhertne Luck I I Suzanne Brockway Bcatrrce Burgan Rhoda Conklm Patty Dtbble Kane Egnatuk Dana llamman Jo Ann Laughre Jean Lee Barbara Nlchols Joyce Ort Darlene Radrke Helen Sowles Janet Sprague Mary Swan Carolyn Wrlson Janrce Word n Clyde Adams Mrss Flora Evans St Mrs Luther Young Mr Xt Mrs Nelson Purdy 81. Mrs Gerald Osborn Mass Harrxet Knapp Mrss Charlotte llarrrson Mr A Mrs Ward Andrus Mrs Margaret Sherman Mass Myrtle Hammond Mass Eva Spencer Mr 8t Mrs Robert Wyant Mr 84 Mrs Earl Jones Mrs Frank Ashley Myron Mct amley Mr 8: Mrs Gareth Dummy St Mrs Earl mares M s Ruth Fur 8t Mrs Solon Hoffman KL Mrs Maynard Allrson St Mrs Earl Mrnch Bt Mrs Sol Wotlc r St Mrs L M Wade St Mrs Vernon Car 8t Mrs Herbert Rowland 81 Mrs Raymond Trdd Mrs Carhcrrnt Lroodnnff Mrs Rodney Glosscr Robert Armstrong Frank Benham Harold Brodock Daryl Burrows Harold Collmenter Edward Hom Warren Kohne Vernon Lust James Macomber George Nanrz Bruce Ntchols Norman Pot e Russell Ryan Robert Shelts John Steeby Robert Steeby Robert Tuck Lawrence Wtrebaugh Robert Wonders Charles Luck Ral h Ktng FACULTY MEMBERS OF HOMER ALUMNl ASSN Mxss Eleanor Leusencamp 8: Mrs V L Robtnson 84 Mrs Ira Van Derbogatr dt Mrs Haward Andrews St Mrs Max Sweet lit Mrs Joseph Chandler ss Lots Rousch 81 Mrs Howard Txfft Burdette Andrews 8: Mrs Leo Waters ss Ivah Lewrs Kc Mrs Lynn Ford Mr ri Mrs Paul Van Sycle Mr 8t Mrs C F Whetsone Mrs Elsre McCulla Mtss Fern Wager Mr tit Mrs Rtchard Arey Mtss Clara Schuster Mrs Myrtle Phrlleps Mrs Lola McCune Mr St Mrs Carl Kruger Mr St Mrs Paul Davts Mtss Lourse Farnsley Axner Olson Mrs Ruth Messrnger at Mrs Raymond Matns k Mrs Cuber 8: Mrs Dean Spencer Tracy Horton 8s Mrs 1-lodges 8: Mrs Fred Moore Xt Mrs Snyder Lowe Bt Mrs Lewrs Perrtne Mtss Lorena Gray Mr Ez Mrs Lawrence Weaver Walter Krueger Emest Knrrk Mrs Lena Hunt Farley Mr St Mrs Netherron Davtd O Dowd Mr Ke Mrs Edward Valle Mtss Mlss Mrss Mrss Mrs Mrs Mtss llelen Brundage Loutse Kntrk Eva Hosnrcr Beryl Baker Comstock Bonghton Eleanor Rosenbcrg Mrss Francls Curry Mass I lorence Cook Edward Grrpton Florence Barnes Mrs Maleomh Mrs St Clarr Geo Simmons Dorothy Squtres Dorothy Harwrck Berry Jean Lynn Vrrgxnta Kartnalskr Margaret Long Florence Yost Florence Goldup Beverly Chamberlarn Dons Bard Florence Sweet Myrtle McCuatg Bonnalyn Goldsmrth Mary Rtch Ruth George llla Rrvers Lrllran Fletcher Elma Bushong Jay Klemert Joan Wagoner Mark Srkkema Tom Currrs Glenda Roepke Eunrce Muller Lawrence Pancost Harold Tregloan Helen Whrmey Earl Emery Carl Stewart Marlon Hrghlund Paultne Arnold Gllbert Erbrsch John Butterfreld Cleo Wtnchell Leon Dratme Geo D Mtller Superrntendent Marshall Lane E Clam Mogk Sefton Carden 4 nu ' ' ' ' 'W ' ' - A '- - Y-r ' Mr. . 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