Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

dication MRS MARY LOU MCCULLOUGI-I 'I'h1s year the Homer I-hgh School Trojan staff takes great pnde m dedxcatmg the 1955 yearbook to Mrs Mary Lou McCullough. Schools since her graduanon s1x years ago Her fust Job was secretary to the pnncx pal, She became secretary to the supenntendent and board of educatlon ln 1951 Her friendly manner and willingness to help has endeared her to the faculty, the students, members of the P T A., and other groups who have had occaslon to work with the school Mary Lou has been a member of the office staff of the Homer Commlmity Board of Education Howard Shear Secretary Howard Andrews Treasurer Fred Vmcent President Floyd Littebrant Vice -President Arthur Dolph Trustee MR, E, C, HIGHLUND B. S. Alma College M. A. Michigan State College Superintendent MR. ROBERT E. EDGERTON B. S. Michigan State College M. A. Michigan State College High School Principal dministration Superintendent and Secretary Mary Lou McCullough High School Principal and Secretary, Mrs. Warrick uperintendents Message MR. E. C I-IIGHLUND Supenntendent SUPERIN'I'ENDENT'S MESSAGE Four hundred years before the Christian era, Pericles, the noblest of Athemans addressed his counn'y men thus: Fix your eyes upon the greatness of your coxmtry and remember that her greamess was won by men of coinage, wxth knowledge of their duty, and with a sense of honor rn action, The pressures and dilemmas of this H Bomb age have forced the American people to fix their eyes upon defense and survival, rather than upon progress, and the greatness of the American spxrit has become diluted by the greamess of our fear 'I'he Amencan way of life calls for an enlightened people and an xnformed and literate socrety What should this mean m the thinldng and planmng of the future citizens of Homer? It seems to me that it should mean a more determined effort on the part of the adults to see that their children have The Homer High School has this year been accepted mto the highest accreditmg agency, the North Central Amociation. This means that according to the evaluation of unbiased professional visitors, your hlgh school rates with the best nn the nineteen North Central States. There rs much yet to be desired in facilities, curriculum, faculty and achievement. It should be the desire of all our cuizens to mamtain and :mp-ove our standards. It rs a well known fact that what people really want they seem to be able to get and afford, The best schools are never cheap and me poorer schools are almost always cheap. The question faces all of us How willing are we to see that our children have as good an education al opportunity as 18 possible for us to create for them? I, for one would never care to be classed among those who by their sayings and actions, clazm or admit that our children are inferior and therefore xt rs not necessary to prov1de the best in education for them. I urge your continued interest, participation, evaluauon and support. Smcerely, E. C Hxghlund, Supt. HOMER COMMUNITY SCHOOL the opportunities for learning which have become increasingly essential in this complex society. :- fn -- r-A . 41 Facult -Silk' MR-DAREU-I KOONS MR.1aARLR. EMERY B. S Bob jones Universlty B. S Central MlCh1g3D College M. A Western Mxclugan College M A Western Mlchxgan College MRS PAULINE ARNOLD A. B Mxclugan Normal College Enghsh and Lzbrary ll-. lunar R24 ii, Busmess Educatlon, Advlsor Trojan 8 Headlzght MRS MARGARET E. WARRICK B. S Mxchxgan Normal College Buslness Educanon, Px-1nc1pal's Off1C6 MR DONALD W SPRUNGER A B. Taylor Umverslty Ensh-Sh, Geography Facult DET V MR, CARL E, STEWART MISS ELMA M BUSHONG B S OIWCY C01-1989 B. S Central Mlchlgan College M A Umverszty of M1Ch1g3D jr I-hgh Englxsh, and Remedlal Readlng Gmdance Counselor MRS MARION HIGHLUND A B Central Mxchrgan College M. A. Unrverslty of MlCh1g3D Oral Enghsh, Amerxcan 8 Enghsh Llterature Speech, Debate Nl MRS EUNICE MILLER B S Umversxty of Mmn MR CARL KRUGER M. A Teachers College, Columbxa Umversxty B. S Western Mrclugan College Homemakmg lndustnal Arts, Mechamcal Drawing 'blata- Ill . . ' . . . . . - . . . . . , . . . . , . V 'I . . . - . . . , C A n 14 r-.f.n....r.u.,,, V ' , nw.:-..nn...,.U..,f , , -' A YN 1... Y1:g.'z:, 'r - 1 -.- , l I I in Facult L--- MR LYLE H, GUSTAFSON MRS HELEN WHITNEY B S Hlllsdale Colle e 8 A B Western Mlchxgan College Socxal Studxes, Drxvers Educatxon, Football Coach, 506,31 Studles and Language Ass't Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach MR LEON DRAIME B S Battle Creek College Physlcal and Health Educatlon, Basketball Coach Track Coach, Ass't Football Coach ,ay- MRS GLENDA ROEPKE MR LAWRENCE C PANCOST B S Mxchlgan Normal College B. S Mxchxgan State College Physlcal Educatlon, SCICDCC Geography M. A. Mlflhlgall State COHCSC Vocanonal Agnculture ..,--.--- -ui aw - if l '- . ' 2 ' . S WY: - ' T if S , . 'W f I , Y . fl .L A ' A, ' ' . r . 4. . - , . I . . ' ' . . . ...- gg . .WM M-W' . . . ...I 1 43 , 0 0 a n l I ' 1 J .., D. Facu It MR. T I. CURTIS MR. GILBERT ERBISCH A B. Deflance College B. S Central Mlchxgan College M A Ohio State Umverslty Sclence Mathematxcs Physlcs MRS VIRGIE J WEAVER A. B. Western M1c.h1gz.n College Mathematlcs MR, JOHN l., BUTTERFIELD MR. GEORGE D. MILLER A. B. Albion College A. B. Michigan Normal College M. A. Western Michigan College M. A. Michigan State College Music Mathematics -I x ' , X . acult MRS LOUISE ARNOLD MRS JOAN WAGONER B S M1C1Ug3D Normal College Western M1ch1gan College 7 6 8 Grade Penmanshxp Spellmg, and Readxng Vgcal Muglc We w8 IU ! 6 Y MRS MARY LOU MCCOULLOUGH MRS MILDRED ANDREWS Secretary to the Supermtendent Assxstant Secretary to and Board of Educanon The Supenntendent 4' 121 .Q 4-1555 Ur A K6 L r . o . . . . l . . r . -L'L K . l ,V W' 1lJQWf1f, , WW , 'go 0. - :M 7 i gf A 1 1 , Z' ..f Wflfn n-H 11 Hi T K,-7Q3.mew, 535315211 -,fa ggggff I I 'Q' J! 3 W W f i ff W f I, F f 5 A J fi 'K -J, n M , . ...., I I 'A Qt- .. 'JV .! I rig.. - gf, - - AX- K lf' -2-'Q - '.'1x- , Wfll V4 :' .... - 1 , 1,3 YF - - Seniors Congratulations Seniors ANDREW'S IMPLEMENT STORE JOAN MARJORIE BETZ Oh, if only they had a girls football team. F.H.A. 2, 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Language Club 3 Librarian 4 DORTHY IANICE BEYERS Don't tell me I can't. Glee Club 1, 2,3,4 F.H.A. 1 NANCY MARIE BURICH Satan, get thee behind me, but don't push. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 F . H. A. 2, 3 SUE ANN ANDREWS For she is certain to be seen wherever fun and mischief beam . Glee Club 4 Operetta 3 Debate 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1,2 Spanish Club 3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 1 , 2, 4 Student Council Treasurer 2 Student Council V. Pres. 4 Queens Court 1 Homecoming Queen 3 BEVERLY BUTTERS I am willing to be convinced, but I'd like to see anyone do it. Latin Club 1 Spanish Club Secretary 3 U N Assembly 3 Headlight 8 Trojan 4 junior Play Student Council Treasur 3 Class Treasurer 2,4 Cheerleading 2 Debate 1 er Seniors Z0-ALICE CLARK Oh, no lmdw one good man, H F. I-LA. 4 Latin Club 1 Senior Play FRED W. CHRISTOPHEL Not a chip off the old block, but the old block himself. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play Football 1, 3,4 Track 1, 2, 4 CARL E. DEW Some say he'l quiet, others doubt it. Glee Club 1,2,3 Operetta 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Senior Play jr. Red C1-our 2 Sponsored W MAINS FUNERAL HOME Seniors Best Wishes from l.YNN'S CHEV. GARAGE JoAN mos On the level, she's 2. devil. Glee Club 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Band 2, 3,4 Language Club 3 SHIRLEY IEAN GUILFORD Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Operetta. 2, 3 F.l-LA. 3,4 jr. Red Crocs 3,4 Cherry Queen 4 Jon ALAN 1-mm. A wolf never car sheep there are. F.F.A. 2,3 Football 2, 3,4 There is a gleam in her eye. eshowmany DOROTHY IEANNETTE EGNATUK Valedictorian l stand on the brink of success, will someone give me a. push. Latin Club 1, 2 Latin Club Treasurer 1 Youth Fellowship 4 Librarian 3,4 jr. Red Crocs 2, 3,4 Ir. Red Cross Treasurer 4 Student Council Secretary 4 Class Secretary 4 D.A.R. Good Citizen BARBARA S. HICKERSON If talk were water, she would be a flood. Glee Club 4 Debate 1, 2 Latin Club 1 junior Play Senior Play Class Secretary 2 Homecoming Queen eniors GARY WAYNE HIGHLUND All in all, he's a problem. Glee Club 3.4 Debate 1, 2, 3 Language Club 3 Trojan 2 junior Play Class V. Pres. 1 Football 1 , 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 3,4 GLM E. HOWARD Salutatorian Ladies, oh, ladies , leave me alone. Debate 2 Projectionist 3, 4 junior Play Senior Play Student Council 1 Student Council Pres. 4 Football 2, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 PAILINE M. KOHNE I could be better if I would, but its awfully lonesome being good. Debate 1 , 2, 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Latin Club 1,2 U.N. Assembly 3 Headliglt G Trojan 4 junior Play Senior Play Student Council 2, 4 Class Pres. 3 Sponsaed bv DORRIS'S ICA STORE eniors Best of Luck from KARCI-ll-IRS MARKET SONIA LUCYSHYN , She cluclc over her little l grains of gossip. F.I-l.A. 4 Debate 1, 2 Latin Club 1,2 Youth Fellowship 4 Librarian 3,4 jr. Red Cross 2,3,4 jr. Red Cross V. Pres. 3 RONALD ALTON MCRAE Work and I never agreed. F.F.A. 3,4 Football 4 Baseball 3,4 ROSE MARIE MEASEL Litchfield Glee Club 1, 2 F. H. A. 1 , 2 Class Sea-etary 1 Homer Glee Club 4 F.H.A. 3,4 Most anything tickles me. VARA H. LAWRENCE Quiet and innocent- looking, but so is dynamite. Glee Club 4 F .I-LA. 3,4 Debate 1 Latin Club 1 Spanish Club 3 ,4 Class Treasurer 3 LINDA MAE MINAR She's as much fun as a firedrill in a test. Litchfield Glee Club 1,2 F.H.A. 1, 2 Terries Bark 8 Navigator 2 Homer Glee Club 3 Operetta 3 F.H.A. 3,4 Homecoming Queens Court 4 Dairy Queen 4 Seniors DONNALAIINGER Seen but seldom heard. DAVID LESLIE NANTZ There must be a lot of work in him, for none ever came out. F.F.A. 3,4 Football 1 SHIRLEYLRADEE 'She often burned the midnight oil, but sad to say t'was not for toil. Albion F. H. A. 1 , 2, 3 A Club 2, 3 Librarian 1 , 2, 3 Homer Glee Club 4 F.H.A. 4 Headlight 8 Trojan 4 Senior Play Good Luck from WESTBROOK FUNERAL HOME eniors GORDON l.. Sl'E.TS Not always are they the wisest that talk the most. Glee Club 2, 3,4 Operetta 2,3,4 Band 1 , 2, 3 junior Play Class V. Pres. 3 Class Pres. 4 Football 2, 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 DONALD D. SHILLING I know the nature of women. Glee Club 2,3 Operetta 2, 3 Band 1 Debate 2 jlmlcr Play Student Council 1 Class Pres. 1 Football 1 , 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 , 2, 3,4 JANET IRENE SHRONTL Hex quiet ways are deceiving. onm A. REED, yn, 'Careful student, careful not to over-do it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2 Headlight 3 Class Treasurer 1 Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2, 3,4 DAVID E. SNYDER He is mighty, he is wise, he's a terra' for his size. F.F.A. 2, 3 Debate 1 Headlight 8 Trojan 4 Junior Play Jr. Red Cross 4 Football 8 Basketball Manager 1 eniors NANCY LOUISE STEWART I turn my back on boys, and nm backwards. B-onson F.H.A. 1 Band 1 Homes Operetta 3 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Band 2, 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Spanish Club Secretary 4 Junior Play Senior Play jr. Red Cross 2, 3 Class Secretary 3 IOE DE WAYNE STREETS What! No girls in heaven, well leave me here. Operetta 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Headlight 3 Class V. Pres. 3 Class V. Pres. 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 RAYMOND EARL SWAFF ORD What's the use of worrying. F.F.A. 2,3,4 F.F.A. Treasurer 4 Band 1 junior Play Senior Play jr. Red Cross 3 Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 4 Track 2,3,4 Best Wishes from lNGRAHAM'S APPLIANCE STORE Seniors Compliment: of BROCKWAY'S CREAM STATION IRENE IEANETTE THOMPSON Wicked Hazel eyes are dangerous things, they often keep us from sprouting wings. Glee Club 2, 3,4 FJ-LA. 2, 3,4 F.H.A. Secretary 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Librarian 4 Immior Play WESLEY E. WOODLIFF Tut, Tut, my man, the girls won't hurt you. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 junior Play Class V. Pres. 2 Football 2 Track 3,4 PHILLIP RUSSELL THOMAS The world neva knows it's great men, till it buries them Glee Club 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Debate 3 Band 1 junior Play Senior Play Student Commcil 4 Class Treasurer 2 Football 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2,4 'Wa 4m--WP ...Q .ji SENIOR URGA IZATIUNS 2 'ii 'hz ,, .1, ff' ?:i19v J L, V .I - , , x-' PQQQ gi- 'iv ' J -I I ' 5 'H - I . QD L08 A vu I I' H Senior trip to New York City fr N X wr' 1 f NL It ' ,gf 2? , Somor Class Advisors and Dfhoors Xe! MTS- Whitney, Advlsor, Mr Dralme, Advxsor, Gordon Shelts, Presxdent, joe Streets, V President, D01'0thyEgnat'ul-c, Secretary Absent Beverly Butters, Treasurer Class Poem We are America's new blood Yesterday was yours But tonight You are letting go A little of that control You are saying, We've prepared you For what's ahead. Here are the keys! Open the doors! Walk into tomorrow! It was made for you. We are glad you feel that way. We feel the burden Of your faith and trust. We shall try to shoulder it To carry it with pride, Sponsored We shall try to keep America A land of opportunity A land of hope and promise A land in which our children May grow up joyfully In peaceful towns. Proud--as we have been Of home, of school, of one another Able to Say, as we do Thank you for helping us To feel secure and strong And unafraid -- To claim that tomorrow Which is ours. by CALHOUN s'rA1'r: BANK ---Gary High1und-- Senior Class Histor On September 3, 1950 the Class of '55 launched mto rts frrst year of Semor I-hgh. The year began with the tradrtxonal Freshman mtrtratron, conszstmg of a day of homage to the Sophomore class, com peutrve games between the two classes on the football field, and the evemng festivztres, the snake dance through town and endmg with the actual mrnauon rn the study hall We were revived afterwards w1t.h refreshments furmshed by the Sophomores. Now, officraly Semor I-hgh students, our thoughts were turned to studres and class projects The class projects brought us money toward the Semor Tnp, taught us to take responsrbrlrty and gave us the opportumty of worlung together That year the Student Council sponsored a new rdea of a school talent assembly g1ven by each class The project was recerved wrth shyness at first but the class put its efform together to present a humorous concepnon of a radro broadcast, Progressing to the Sophomore Class we gamed new responsrbrhtles, We passed our Freshman trtle on to a new class and lmnated them mto their new statron. For an all school actrvrty, we departed a httle from tradrtron and sponsored a skatrng party rnstead of the usual Sophomore dance We went on wrth our projects for the Semor tnp by havmg a scrap dnve and other activmes, We began our thrrd year of hrgh school by choosrng and ordenng class rings. In December we presented our junior Play, Belles on Therr Toes. It was a success, but more than that we enjoyed gettmg rt ready and presentrng it to the puhlzc In the fall we sponsored Twrrp Season and clrmaxed rt with the Sadxe Hawlnns Dance We advertised As jumors we gave the tradxtronal banquet and prom for the Semors. We had fun carryrng out the nantlcal theme and pamtmg wierd forms of Manne lrfe for Neptunes Ballroom, Our mothers gave us much assltance rn preparing and serving the banquet, Before we knew rt three years had flown by and we were the Semor Class of '55 School started rn a whirl of projects We added to the frmds rn our treasmy by a magazme sale, followed by a Chrrstmas card and wrap p1ng paper sale Concessrons at football games and basketball games helped. At class meetmgs we selected cadet blue gowns for graduation, and chose the class colors, flower, and motto Cold weather soon came and wlth rt football, produclng another undefeated season for the Trojans. The Semors shared 1n the school pnde over thxs record, as ten Semor boys played on the team. All too soon football season was drawrng to an end as we made preparatxons for Homecommg. Floats paraded the football freld at half trme and we sponsored a Homecomrng dance Somethmg new was added dunng the wmter We could now turn the radro to the Albxon statnon on Sunday mormng and hear the Senrors representrng Homer I-hgh ln May we were thnlled to fmd ourselves rn the brg cxty of New York. We retmmned rn ume for all the graduation festrvrtres The class of '55 wishes to express rts smcere gratxtude to the faculty, and to Mr Edgerton, Mr Mrller, and Mr I-hghlund for theu help and guidance through our four years of hrgh school We ex tend our thanks to Mrs. I-hghlund for her directron of our junior and Semor plays, and to our sponsors Mrs. Whrtney and Mr Draime Our arm now wrll be to apply the educatron we have acqmred and to prove ourselves worthy of the d1plomas we have recerved Shrrley Gurlford and Barbara Hrckerson Complrments from the home of good hams and bacon HOMER LOCKER PLANT the dance by making our float at the Homecoming game feature a hill-billy scene, C ass Will The Senior Class wrlls back to Mrs Whitney her noon hours and her room The Senror Class wrlls to Coach Drarme a bottle of black harr dye to cover up the gray harrs we have grven hrm Sue Andrews wills her abrlity to get along wrth Mrs Wagoner to the boys rn Glee Club joan Betz wrlls her sister's old tests to anyone who wants to pass Dorthy Beyers wills her earrings to Sue Drumhrller Nancy Bunch wills her dark harr to Jeannette Heath. Beverly Butters wills her abrlrty to handle money to the treasure of next year's senror class Zo Alrce Clark wills her long harr to Lmda I-lakes Fred Chrrstophel wrlls hrs football surt to Archre Hammontree Eugene Dew wrlls hrs false teeth to Clrrs Mrller Dorothy Egratuk wrlls her good report cards to Beverly Gregg. joan Enos wills her temper to Davrd Rrckman Shirley Gurlford wills her cookrng abihty to Barbara Butters joe Herl wrlls hrs car to anyone who can make rt run Barbara Hickerson walls her year round late slrp toLawrence Chamberlam Gary Hrghlund wrlls his scientrfic abrlrty to Wrllie Dolph Glen Howard wills his scholastic achrevements to George Leprrd Pauline Kohne wills her shut harr cut to Jeanette Mrller Vara Lawrence wrlls her naturally curly harr to Freddre Butters Soma Lucyshyn wills her ability to lose werght to Jean Heiney Rose Marie Measel wills her drsposrtron to her cousin Marlene Easton Lrnda Mrnar wills her eyelash curlers to coach Draime for the grrls rn hrs study halls next year Ronnre McRae wills hrs graceful walk to Bevuly Day Davrd Nana wills hrs grrl frrends rn Marshall to his brother Russ Shrrley Radee wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Emery to Nola Andrus Orm Reed wrlls hrs red suspenders to jrm Aspden Gordon Shelts wills hrs grft of gab to Marrlyn Sharp Don Shrllrng wills hrs place on the basketball team to Rrck Watson janet Shronu wills hu' quret ways to Larry Darly David Snyder wrlls hrs Englrsh Lrt book, strll closed, back to the office Nancy Stewart wrlls her row cheeks to jrm Pelton joe Streets wrlls hrs natural blonde harr to Jane Allen Raymond Swafford wrlls his track abrlrty to Bill Erbrsch Phrl Thomas wills hrs tall, slender physique to Dickre Butters Lrene Thompson wills her long frngernarls to Vranna Edlng Wesley Woodlrff wills his abrlrty to stay away from grrls to john Whrtehead The Senior Class wills the 164g left over rn therr treasury to the junror Class to help them m their grand campargn for funds The Senrnr Class wrlls to the Sophomore Class all the gum that has been hrrrrredly deposited on the bottom of the chairs and desks rn the class room The Senror Class wrlls to the Freshman Class 35 empty seats so that at least half of them will be able no sat down rn classes The Senior Class wills to the faculty many successive nrghts of unbroken rest, free from worry and frust ration now that we are frnally gomg to get our diplomas Wesley Woodlrff Irene Thompson Sue Andrews Class Motto 'We burld the ladder by wluch we rrse C0101-gg Rad and Whlge Flower: Red and Whrte Carnation Compliments from KIMBER BROS. 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H if 3, 5 I . 1 :ZH -,ua 1 I U X V '14 1 sh ix? Wf Homecoming Queen - Vip- gina smith Homecoming King - Don Shilling 1 Homecoming Activities slew-I-A'- Queen's Court - Alma Tillsong Linda Minarg Marjorie Neufer u 7 Br. I . I s a '5'Ne-Alu DEH ' . A M X., I . f , 1 5 . .rw f' Q , ,'x49s 43, 1 fins S Home coming floats 1. F.F.A. Float 2. Student Council Float 3. Seventh Grade Float 4. Eleventh Grade Float junior Red Cross Float Nineth Grade Float X 4 Q E U l ND E egg, R jf C 2? X PLAS Q3 S M in T1 'vga S V? 1? 1'-Q Q X C5 i 'vi - . -X I 'bl 75 'J Q-. 1:5 ogy 'Qs- 1' K... Juniors Q-l' i'1 YU 4? Yv- 'Q Allen, Jane Andrus, Nola. Aspden, james Ballmger, Gwendolyn nder, Wayne Boden, Larry Camburn, W1ll1am Chamberlaxn, Lawrence Coffman, Roy Daxley, Larry Damels, Dorothea Day, Beverly Densmore, Charlene Dxbble, Charles Dolph, W1ll1am Drumhxller, Patsy Drumhiller, Sue Ann Dryer, Barbara Easton, Marlene Eding, Vianna Fogel, Jeanne Gordon, Marlene Harnmon, Pat Heath, Jeannette Hemey, Jean H1CkEISOn, Carolyn Holmes, Donald Knapp, R1chard Koch, Sally Maples, Lysander Mees, Rosahe Mxller, jane McCullough, Betty Nantz, Russell Pelton james Prltchard, James Schultz, Gerry Sharp, Manlyn Smith, Vlrglma Swafford Harold Teach, Vxvlan Wagoner, Susan Watson, Rxchard Wlutehead, john Wxlson, james Juniors i Z 1:7 , an --, sk., hu... Q77 7 Sx 3 fi Q' P' V uw w ak I. - Y Q A , g., 1. A N 'vm X X ' , 1 4 X Y-, ak All f -. .lp A v 'A . A 6 ' i 'U 4. V . N, CNG.. f ' S 'l . . N O 6. 5 5 'ng '25 ', . N' .14 9 Q A. . - 'lo ' . ,Q Sir. Q -G 4. . . . . i 4 I. 'qv gs x l-1 ,K Rik S A 'S S ' Vx , ' , c. 1 1. Q' ' fk- 5 SK Sophomores 'Gli- 'ifvr' if S C' Q Q 5 Y i 1:7 S., S.: Comphments BASCOM'S FOOD MARKET Bascom, Blau Bender, Evelyn Bender, Raymond Betz, Rosalyn Blau, Nancy Boughner, j1m Bowersox, Roland Hadley, Mlchael Butters, Barbara Butters, Fred Calhoun, Erma Mane Cascarellr, Robert Chamberlam, Helen Chamberlaxn, Robert Cole, Russell Cole, Wmlfred Combs, Doyle Densrnore, Gene Dmmhrller, jerry Gzlbert, jerry reen, Warner Gregg, Beverly Hammontree, W1ll1am Hartman, Mxldred Haskm, Delbert Sophomores Hernck, Mary Lee Q., K1rts, Laura Koons, W11l1am L3.l1dl.S, Bruce Lepird, George McCullough Marjone McDowell, Lorene Mxchael, Joyce Moor, Coleen Ne1tzke Ruth Newland, Ahce Norton, Nancy Peters, Larry Steeby, Martha aylor, Sue esch, Leo Txllson, Alma Wlllart, Patrlcxa W1nche1, Robert W00d, Ervm Z X X. 2 : le F lr, 1 W.. 1 ty Q5 I 1 '-1 lffii 'Q TT' . 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Freshmen E E x K. in xv '17 .A '3 an c vs 'Q Su 1, I wr Q9 v-v S-1' vw 80938 ? 6 7 Arey, Norma Arey, Norman Berry, Donald Bowser, Larry Boyd Maryjane Brarl, Glenn Cambum, Danny Chamberlain, Roland Chnsophel, Duane Coppesa M317 Custer, Kenneth Craven, Robert Davis, Warren Dowdxng, Carol Duncan, james Erblsch, B111 Estelle, Chrrstme Flemmmg, Asa Green, Roberta Hemey, Sandra Heselschwerdt, Nanc Hopkms, Tom James, Wlllram Kelfer, Lauretta Krmber, Cleo Lawhorn, Lo1s Merlca, B111 Mrller, Mmar, Nelson, Neufer, Chris Sarah Kenneth Marjorre Poynter, Drana Reagle, Peter Reed, Ida Mae Rexchow, julre Rrckman, Davrd Rlsmg, Andrea Rockey, Carol Sackett, Sldnee Sharp, Ronald Shrontz, Gary Smlth, Beverly Smith, Dlck Smlth, Lynn Snyder, Staley, Steeby, Taylor Taylor, Howard Curtls Nancy Phrlrp Temert, Dxck Walker, Earl Warner, Charles Watkms, Vugrma Wxley, Donald Wxnchell, Rosemarxe Wrrebaugh, Larry Zoeller, Bertha . ,nd I V 1-All E 1 :oy V gf , . 1,1 ' L 'f 'lim' -' 5 I 1 'J ' E' 57 . ' 1 yr. 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Standmg Vxrgima Smlth, Secretary, Sue Drum h111er, 'Treasurer 10th GRADE 9th GRADE Helen Chamberlam, Presldent, Robert Chamberlam, V Presxdent, Mrldred Hartman, Treasurer, Mr Gustafson, Advisor, Mr Erb1sch, Advxsor, Absent Alma Txllson, Secretary Seated: Mr. Spnmger, Advxsorg Carol Rocky, Secretary, Larry Bowser, Presldentg Dick Temert, Treasurer, Mr. Emery, Adv1sor. Absent Marjone Neufer, V. Presxdent, ,A V-'A -F- , R4 w 6 v Q. .'.,M .juni .Q If-I, -jf'--... ff'-q..21. .,':!'.-lx K 1 1' U A .X--.:',:,',-,'.W ,S l ' , ' n O ' . n . ' : ' ' ' - .. . 4 - 5 . ,L . I I . . . . Elghmh Grade 4? Sun U' 'vu X C1 6 K' 'S-'B 'nr U 1-1 G' Y? XXI! Y 'S Ambler, Beverly Avery, Ruth Begley, Imogene Berry, Betty Lou Bxlbrey Brenda Boughner, W1111am Brockway Lynn Brown, Betty Lou Butcher, Rxchard Butler, Penelope Butters, Rlchard Cascarellx Helen Combs, Jack Day, james D1sbro, Cora Duncan, B1l1y Egnatuk Mary Ann Enos, Llnda Gorslme, Bernard Hammond, jerry Gen-xck, Kenneth Hoaglin, Gene Huckfeldt, George lngraham Robert Johnson, Charles Kafka., Rlchard Knapp, Carol Koons Davld Kubasky Barbara Ladd, Ralph Lons, Calvm Mlller, Frederick Mxller, Martha M111er Roger McAdams, Wxlham Moor, Lloyd Pratley Karen Peterson, Harve Plttelkow, Donald Reed, Earl Rxcharck, Elxzabeth Rogers Danlel Semon, Thomas Shrontz Kay Swafford, Lloyd Swegles Beverly Swope, Davxd Stall, Wxlma I A A ..-ig K- I . U il, ' 1 .ii ' -. . H '79 , R ' ' ,rl 3 I JH 4. 'V is W 'ff' f 4 -B I ' .tio-4 ?E, 4 , D ily, , A j-' , , . L' A ' Twp I all ' .1 . 'f -6 fs , Y .A rn Q - L' fx ' L i fjj, 4.5 ,s . 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A E 2 , X V L, 1 A h g 'rl' Seventh Grade ,,, QI' S 3 D '-v ai 'x 1 7' Good Luck from GAMBLES Mxke 8 Mary Suszko 1 1 Kmzle, Alfred, Krrkbrlde Audrey, Kxrkbnde W111 lam, Koch, Leona, Koons, Teddy, Landis, Barbara Leatherman, Betty Lepu-d, James, Lons, Wal lace, Loomls, Rlchard, Mams, Lana, Marshall, Cletus, Marshall Hazel, Martmson, Bruce McClelland, Cecil c Cullough, Kathleen Mel vllle, Sarah, Mlchael, john Mlller, Ianavene M111s, Mary, Moore David Nelson, Sherry, Neufer Mary, Norton, Wrlham O'De11, Joyce Ann, O joyce E , O'De11 Norman, Pahl Gordon Patrlck Mary, Peters Charles, Purdy, LaVaughn Reed Dorothy, Roepke Rlchard, Rose, Wayne Rosenau Kent Schau Margaret, Sherman Mary, Shrllmg john Smxth, Judlth, Sprague Judy, Swafford, Dennls, Sweet, Shlrley Swegles, Robert, Swope Stanley, Suszko, james Thurow, Danrel, Thurston Larry Tuck Ronnie, VanMeter, Kathryn Wagoner, Ruth, West Luella, West, Melvm Wxllaert, joe, Wxlson Benny, Worden, Lmda, Yates, Lawrence Young, joan Wxlson, B111y, Zoeller, Loule , . . l . . , - A , ' , - ,QF ' ' , Qi, . . 0 1 , , : A f ' I X ., , E ' Q L '11 K '-' J. :-7 L , J A , Q .Q 0- is - S' I . f U f ' is 9 41, he -1 f - - W v' A. 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E- I V3 Hn, '5'-N' ,.e I Q ri' R S arslt Football Back row Ronald McRae, Joe Herl, Robert Chamberlam, Russell Nantz, Fred Chnstophel, James Pntchard, Sandy Maples, Gerry Schultz, john Whitehead, Dlck Tlenert, jerry Gllbert. Front row Coach Gustafson, Don Sh11l1ng, joe Streets, Qin Reed, B111 Koons, Gordon Shelts, Erwm Wood, Gary I-hghlund, Raymond Swafford, Coach Draxme Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer VARISTY FOOTBALL Lltchfleld Athens Bronson jonesv111e Qumcv Umon City Readmg Won 8 Lost 0 L1d:1e C Cha 0 Lx 1' Homer 41 Coldwater fSt, Charles 31 ' ' 6 7 14 ' 6 . 39 . . 2. ' 177 ' mps eserve Football Back row Charles D1hhle, jerry Dmmhxller, Lauy Peters, Mlke Bradley, Delbert jmkerson, B111 Erblsch, Howard Snyder, Chns Mlller Front row Coach Gustafson, Norma Arey, Duane Chnstophel, Pete Reagle Danny Camburn, Larry Bowser, Robert Taylor, Coach Dra1me Homer Homer Homer Homer RESERVE FOOTBALL Spnngfleld IODESVIHC Umon Clty 34 Qmncy Won 3 Lost 1 arsit Basketball ' Standing. Russell Nantz, Sandy Maples, Phil Thomas, Mr Dx-anne, Coach, 11m Pntchard, Gerry Schultz, John Whitehead, Seated. Raymond Swafford, Gary Hxghlund, joe Streets, Robert Chamberlam, Don Slnllmg. Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Won 9 Lost 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL Monson Lltchfleld Umon Cnty QHIDCY Athens Jonesville H-onson Lltchfxeld Umon Cxty QUIHCY Athens Readmg 6 1 Jone svllle Compliments from SPORTS STORE 6 SODA BAR 24 48 67 ' ' 44 32 ' ' 33 71 ' 48 8 1 41 Homer 57 Reading S4 47 45 18 29 60 ' ' 63 62 ' ' 42 83 ' 39 67 59 45 ' 55 ' 59 eserve Basketball RESERVE BASKETBALL Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer 45 Bronson Lztchfleld Umon Cxty QUUICY Athens Reading Jonesville htchfxeld Umm City QUIHCY Athens Reading Janesville Congxamlarions from Won 9 Lost 5 FRANK CASCARHLI left to right Danny Cambum, Fred Butters, Larry Wirebaugh, jerry Drumhiller, B111 Koons, Dick Teinert, Mr Gustafson, Coach, Robert Casarllli, B111 Wood, jerry Gdbert, Larry Bowser, Howard Snyder, Robert Wlnchell. 37 29 38 ' ' 16 29 ' ' 33 37 ' as 24 19 31 42 4 1 34 Homer 22 Bronson 26 63 ' ' 38 28 ' 41 43 ' 25 36 41 46 36 37 Baseball Back row Chns Miller, Howard Snyder, Larry Bowser, Ronnie McRae, Gordon Shelts, Bill Wood, Robert Wmchell, Jerry Gnlbert, Arthur Smxth, B111 Erbuch, Coach Gustafson. Front row Don Shdlmg, Joe Streets, Gary Highland, Dxck Tzenert, jam Pntchard, Robert Chamberlain, john Whitehead, Gerry Schults, Sandy Maples, Phd Thomas, Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer Homer VARSITY BASEBALL Ionesville Readmg Litchfield QWHCY Umon City Athens 1 Bronson Won4 Lost3 Track cam . A 4 fx A l v . egg li., vs Q14 A - T TV-K . A , ,Jiffy a Back row Coach Dralme, Donald Sh1l11ng, jerry Drumh11ler, john Whltehead, james Pntchard, Sandy Maples, Larry Dalley, Mlke Bradley, Pete Reagle, joe Streets, Front row Danny Camburn, Howard Snyder, jerry Grlbert, B111 Camburn, Dlck Txenert, Charles Dibble, Raymond Swafford, Harold Swafford. The Trojan Thmclads competed ln fwe tnangular meet: m preparatzon for the Little C Conference Track and Fxeld Champxonshzp held at Coldwater May 3 The Trojans were beaten only once dming the season and that time by Qumcy who won the Conference Champxonshxp by beatmg out our boys by less L1tt1e Don Shllhng was the high pomt man of the conference meet placing 2nd ln the 100 yard dash, 4th LII the broad jump Ray Swafford won the 100 yard dash, Russ Nant: the broad jump, Sandy Maples placed in the mxle, Jerry Gilbert m the 440 yard dash, Dxck Tzenert and james Pntchard txed for fust m the high jump and john Whitehead m the low hurdle The Trojans came home with the runner up trophy for the 4th tune m sxx years, wh11e wmnmg the champlonshxp once durmg that t1me than five points. Trojans In Action Cheerleaders Carolvn Hickerson Mildred Hartman, Rosemarie Winchell, jane Allen, Marjorie Neufer, virginia Smith Good Luck from l-KJWLETT G ALLEN Clothing Store Christine Estelle, Mary Lee Herrick, Sidnee Sackett, Cally Draime Butters, Mary jane Boyd, Patsy Drumhiller M -qi :Af Marc hm Band Homer I-hgh School Marchmg Band, Mr John Butter held, Dlrector Nancy Blau, Lorena McDowell, Freddle Buttem, Lmda Hakes, Colleen Moor oncert Band Ist row Andrea Rising, Chnstlne Estelle, Rex Wilt, Sue Andrews, Blau' Bascom Ruth Avery, Linda Enos, julie Reichow 2nd row Jeanette Heath, Ruth Nextzke Beverly Gregg, Beverly Smith, Vranna Edxng, Nancy Norton, Richard Kafka, B111 Erblsch, Wayne Shoclcnesse, Danny Rogers, Dale Peterson, Arthur Smlth, Doyle Combs, Robert Vanderberg, Laura Kirts, Larry Bowser 3rd row Ilah Tesch, Brenda Blllbray, Joan Enos, Roy Coffman, Lerene McDowell, Larry Wlrebaugh, Mr Butterfield, Director, Gene Densmore, Dick Butters, Nancy Stewart, Warner Green, Harold Swafford, Norma Arey, Fred Butters, Mike Bradley The High School Band has had a busy year, performing during half time at football and basketball games They attended the Michigan State Fair, University of Michigan Band Day, District Band Festival, and the Solo and Ensemble Festival They presented a Wxnter and Spring Concert, an Assembly program for both the High School and Grade School The Band was awarded a second division rating at the DISUICI Band Festival held in Constantine, Michigan. The Band was judged on concert and sight reading work. The Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association handbook defines a second division rating as An unusual performance in many respects but not worthy of highest honors because of minor defects in performance. A performance of Distinctive Quality, Many soloists and ensembles from the band have performed at various meetings of clubs and organizations through-out the School year. Courtesy of HOMER INDEX Mixe Chorus Front row Sidnee Sackett, Mildred Hartznan, Evelyn Bender, Marilyn Sharp, Martha Steeby, Vianna Edrng, Blair Bascom, Hordon Shelts, Gene Densmore, Mrs joan Wagoner, Director, larry Wrrebough, Eugene Taylor, Larry Bowser, Jane Allen, Alma Trllson, Ruth Neuzke, Carolyn Hickerson, Rose Mane Measel, Marjorie McCullough, Shirley Radee Middle row Jeanne jogel, Sue Drumlnller, Patsy Drumhrller, Mary Lee Herrick, Alxce Newland, Vara Lawrence, Andrea Rising, Shirley Gullford, Norman Arey, james Aspden, Gary Highlund, B111 Koons, Fred Butters, Dorothy Beyers, Nancy Bunch, Laura Krrts, Barbara Hrckerson, Joan Enos, Sue Andrews, Nancy Norton. Back row Beverly Smith, Sue Wagoner, jane Miller, Beverly Gregg, julie Reichow, Nancy Blair, Irene Thompson, Phil Thomas, jim Pritchard, Mike Bradley, Dick Ternert, Bill Erbisch, Beverly Day, Nola And1'us, V1rg1n1a Smith, Christine Estelle, Roberta Green Nancy Heselschwerdt. The High School Mixed Chorus has enjoyed a most successful year Tlus musical aggregation met for class every day, and presented some fine programs In cooperation with the chmches, 'The Mess1ah', by Handel, was presented on the stage of the High School Auditorium the Sunday afternoon before Christmas This inspiring oratorxo, nmg by one hundred voices, will long be remembered It was directed by Mrs joan Wagoner and accompanied on the organ by Mrs Lester Bowser and on the Piano by Mrs Harold Huston The beautiful stained glass window was created by Mr. Darrell Koons. So Long, Joe was the musical production written and presented by the Mixed Chorus. The program was in three acts, centered around the local Soda Bar, and included a large variety of songs. The dance numbers were planned and executed by members of the chorus. Principal parts were taken by Bill Koons and jane Allen. The annual May Breakfast and Tour of the Churches were held the first Sunday in May. The number sung by the Robed Chorus were: The Year's at the Spring ............. Wilson To Music ..................... Schubert As is customary, the High School Mixed Chorus sang for the High School Easter Assembly and also sang for Baccalaureate and Graduation. ll V f Ac ,fm X B X mf Wg 7 X Q S Senior Pla The Senior Play entitled january Thaw was presented November 1, 1954 in the High School Auditorium. It was a comedy in three acts, about two families living together on a farm in Conn - ecticut, and the many humorous situations which came about. The Cast: Frieda ..... .... N ancy Stewart Herbert Gage. . . . . Raymond Swafford Sarah Gage . . . .... Pauline Kohne Paula Gage. . . . . Zo-Alice Clark Marge Gage . . . . .Sue Andrews . . Shirley Radee . . Phillip Thomas jonathan Rockwood . .... Glen Howard . . Barbara Hickerson . . . . .OrinReed . . . Eugene Dew . ..JoeHerl . . Fred Christophel Barbara Gage. . . . George Husted .... Mathilda Rockwood . Mr. Loomis ...... Uncle Walter .... Matt Rockwood. . . Carson .,.. . 5. V w 1 1 E 4 I I ,f 7 .gs l a Q 'I gl Junior Play The junior Class presented a three-act comedy entitled Young Man's Fancy, December 6 and 7, 1954 in the High School Auditorium. The entire action takes place in a boys' bunkhouse at Camp Freedom in Connecticut. The Cast: Dickie. . Sylvia . . Grilly . . Buddie. . Duvy . . . . Stephen . . . Mrs. Crandell Mr. Crandell Helen . . . . Weatherhead Faith .... Dr. Spee . . Harold .... . . Harold Swafford . . . . . SueWagnor Patsy Dlumhiller . . . Charles Dibble Lawrence Chamberlain . . . . . jim Pelton . . . . Willie Dolph . . Nola Andrus Beverly Day . . .Gerry Schultz . . . Virginia Smith Sue Drumhiller . . Marlene Easton Barbara Dryer . . . . . Jane Allen Dortheia Daniels . . . . jim Wilson jeanneFoge1 . . . . Sandy Maples Note: two names for each character, play was pre- sented two evenings, with different cuts. Agricultural Fair Band awarded 1st place for departmental dlsplays r- xx Mr Clarence Smlth and Mr Lawrence Pancost admire the pnze wmnmg corn. Students enjoy grade drsplays 11th ANNUAL HOMER COMMUNITY SCHOOL FAIR October 27 1954 The fair helps the commlmity to have a better understanding of the content of the various school classes whxch 18 represented through the many ex hxbzts It also helps to promote geater interest by the students because they enjoy showmg the work of thelr accomplxshments, and to encourage them to be better farmers and homemakers In the Corn Show, the corn ns judged by yleld of a sample picked from 11100 of an acre lst place joe Streets 135 Bu Dekalb Corn QF F A 2 2nd place B111 Hakes 125 Bu Pioneer Corn QAdu1t Farmer, 3rd place Roy Dodes 123 Bu Pnonea' Corn QVeteranC1assj Every elementary room was fzlled with flne ex hxblts There were 406 pnze rnbbons gzven out ln the elementary division About 1200 people vlsxted the school on the night of the fair Best Wishes 8 Good Luck from VETTER'S HATCHERY Mr Pancost acted as BUCUODCCT 110 .Q Sally Face awarded blue nhbon for her doll display Courtesy F H o o o CAMPUS BEAUTY NOOK Front row Rme Mane Measel, Song Leader, Shlrley Radee, Parhmenrarran, Irene Thompson, Secretary, Marlene Easton, Presrdent, Mrs Eumce Miller, Advnor Sue Ann Drumhrller, V Presrdent, Patsy Drumhxller, Treasurer, joan Betz, I-hstor lan, Nancy Stewart, Reporter Back row Vxvian Tesch, Nancy Steeby, Jean Hemery, Jeanette Mlller, Nancy Bunch, Joan Enos, jane M1ller, Lmda Mmar, Norma Arey, Shxrley Guxlford, Jeannette Heath, Alxce Newland, Sue Taylor, Zo Ahce Clark, Sandra Helney ll W Front row Lynn Smith, joe Streets, Sentmel, Raymond Swafford, Treasurer, Wesley Woodhff, President, Mr Lawrence Pancost, Advlsor, Gerry Schultz, V Preszdent, Eugene Dew, Onn Reed, Reporter, Ronald Sharp M1ddle row Rxchard Srnxth, Lawrence Chamberlam, Archre Hammontree, Curtls Staley, Harold Swafford, Kenneth Custer, Thomas Hopluns, Willxarn Dolph, Donald Berry, Howard Snyder, Larry Boden, james Boughner, Wayne Bender, Roland Chamberlam, james Duncan, Norman Avery Raymond Bender, Robert Craven, Earl Walker, Charles Warner Back row Gary Shrontz, Bruce Iandxs, Larry Peters, Charles Dxbble, Ronald McRae, Rrchard Telnert, Russell Nantz, Larry Da11ey, Glen Earl, Fred Chnstophel, Phrllxp Thomas, Warren Davxs, james Wrlson, Delbert Haslons, John Wlnthead, Doyle Combs, Robert Cham berlaxn, jerry Drumhxller, Rxchard Knapp, Robert Taylor Absent joe Herl., Secre tary, Duane Chrlstophel, W1ll1am james, Wilharn Menca, Donald Holmes, Davrd Nant1. Llbrarlans - 'na Seated Carol Dowdxng, Alma Tlllson, Helen Chamberlam, Patncxa Wlllaert Standlng Nola Andrus, Beverly Day, Soma Lucyshyn, Jeanne Fogel, Carolyn l-hckerson, Charlene Densmore, Martha Steeby, Betty McCullough, Sue Taylor, Dorothy Egnatulc, Mlldred Hartman, Irene Thompson, Mrs Arnold, Adv1sor Language Club Seated Paullne Kohne, Vara lawrence, Pat Hammon, Patsy Drumhlller, Jeanette Heath, Jeanne Fogel, Sue Wagner, Dorothla Dan1e1s, Jane Allen, Standing: Mrs. Whimey, Alma Tillson, Colleen Moor, Nancy Stewart, Joan Betz, Harold Swafford, Roselee Mees, Rick Watson, Sue Andrews, Doyle Combs, Sandy Maples, Irene Thompson, Jerry Drumhiller, Sue Drumhiller, Nancy Blair, .fl msn TE SQL I' Sue Drumhlller, james Aspden, Nancy I-Ieselschwerdt, jane Allen, Mrs Hxghlund Coach, Laura K1rts, Lorene McDowell, Mrldred Hartman, S1dnee Sackett Durmg the regular season f.l'11S year our debaters took 8 out of 8 rn the Open State League to secure the1r Class B' d1SU'1Ct Trophy In regmonal tournaments at St. Clarr Shores they debated three txmes ID f1V6 hours Wlllnlng from St. Claxr Shores Lakeshore, and Gross Isle then 1OS1Dg by a very close margmn to Detro1t Country Day Thms secured State Semr Fmal trophy for Homer wh1ch jane Allen and james Aspden recexved at Rackham Audltorlum at the Umversxty of Mrchlgan on Apnl 30 Seasonal debaters who helped secure our honors were Kenneth Nelson, Freshman Laura Kxrts and Lorene McDowell, Sophomores jane Allen and james Aspden, JIIDIOYS In Forensrcs Homer placed nrne people rn the local contest Extemp, james Aspden Orat1on Lorene McDowell and Marjorle Neufer Humorous Readlng, jane Allen and Sue Drurnluller, Interpretative Readxng, Laura Klrts, and Mlldred Hartman, Declamauon, S1dnee Saclcett and Nancy I-leselschwerdt. In the d1str1ct contest at Chelsea, james Aspeden and Lorene McDowell won Detroit News Dxct1onar1es and secured the rlght to represent Homer rn the regxonal forensrc meet at M1ch1ga.n Nou-mal College at Ypsxlantx on May 3, where james placed se ond and Lorene tlurd ln the frnal event ol a very successful year DEB TE TEAM jane Allen, james Aspden, Laura Kmrts, Lorene McDowell nnual Staff Left to nght Ruth Nenzke, B111 Koons, Beverly Gregg, Sally Koch, Blau- Bascom, Charlene Densmore, Paulme Kohne, Sh1rley Radee, Mr Emery, Advlsor, Dav1d Snyder, Marlene Easton, Nancy Norton, Roselee Mees Ed1tor Ass't Edrtor Art Edltor Photo Edltors Sports Editor , , Copy Readers , , Make-up Artists , , Subscription Editor , Advertising Manager Congradulations from F ALCONER'S Slnrley Radee Beverly Butters Rosalee Mees Ruth Nextzke, Beverly Gregg ...........Bi11Ko0ns Charlene Densmore, Sally Koch . Pauline Kohne, David Snyder , Nancy Norton, Marlene Easton . . Blair Bascom Student Council Seated Andrea Rxsmg, Laura Kzrts, Glen Howard, P1-es1dent, Mr Edgerton, Sue Andrews, V Pres1dent, Nancy Blau, Treasurer Smndmg Paulme Kohne, Jeanne F ogel, Jun Pr1tch.a.rd, Phxl Thomas, Ball Erb1sch, Dorothy Egnatuk Secretary R ross Left to nght Nancy Stewart, Gary Shrontz, Soma Lucyshyn, jane Mlller, Shxrley Gullford, Vlanna Edmg, Carolyn I-hckerson, Mzke Bradley, B111 Wood, Alma Tlllson, Dav1d Snyder, Dorothy Egnatuk, Mr Sprunger, Adv1sor 0 z , a 3 . - Safety Patrol lst row- Suzanne Sackett, Katherine Butcher, Raymond Weston, Bully Martmson, Marsha Hammon, Sally Face, Ben Begley, Wayne O'Dell, Karl Trader, Rodney Horton, Kenneth Mrller, Bobby Arnold, Linda F arrier, Joyce Elame O'Dell, Margaret Schau, Sandra Butters, Frank DeLong, Tommy Arnold, Susan Daniels, Ronnle Tuck, B111 Cady, Franme Ambler, Beverly Hoaglm, Kent Rosenau, Marsha Benson, Keith Rosenau, Gary Sprague, Paul Hakes, Sharon Hammontree 2nd row' Barbara Walker, Maxine Runer, Gail Srnock, Raymond Hepler, Alvm Kempton, Gareth Gridley, Carol Mansfield, Peggy Sanders, Judy Porcuprle Janet Bowser, Joyce Tesch, Jean Larden Hazel Marshall, Sharon Kennedy, Judy Eldred, Asa Kempton, Lana Mains, Jenme Butcher, Judy Warsner, Karen Huston, Bob Erbisch, Carl Balyeat, Robin Maples, Betty Lou Densmore, Kay Lmdsey, Barbara Smlth, Dons Rzsner 3rd row- Alice Wmtersteen, Judy Pxttelkow, James Suszko, Davld Benson, Sue Ann Edmg, Tom Mike Egnatuk, Mllford Combs, Rlchard Roepke, Damel Thurow, James Hackworth, B1lly W1lson Cletus Marshall, Donald Hoffman, Mary Patrick, Audrey Kukbrrde, Barbara Rismg, Jamce Custer, Charles Grbson, Robert Kellogg, Bob Kelfer, Absent Paul Blashfreld, Judy Karcher, Davi Pancost Safety Patrol members and omcers are elected every May for the followmg school year There were over exghty members rn 1954 55 Sxxty srx were slxth graders and twenty five were seventh graders, Comers were patrolled from 8 10 A.M. to8 3OA.M.,from11 00A,M. to 12 30PM.,andfrom 315PM.to 330PM. The Patrol also supervised the loadrng of buses after school. The captarns were Tom Dundon, srxth grade, and Kent Rosenau, seventh grade The entire Patrol enjoys a one day v1s1t to the Greenfleld Vrllage and Museum each May The P T A helps wrth part of the expenses and they earn the rest themselves. Best Wxshes from CEI-lRlG'S 5 8 104: STORE Dundon, James Boyd, Philip Dryer, Bill Leedle, Carole Andrus, Mary Sherman, Leila Gordon, l X 0 X 2 FE M Elementary Administration MR. CARL E STEWART B S Ohvet College M. A UDIVBTSIYY of M1Chlg3D ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Courtesy Sixth Grade Qwmmms lst row Edgar Pratt, Edward Gossett, Kenneth Mxller, Loxs Smxth, james Brand jack B-onson, W1Ll1am Sandra Butters, Suzanne Sackett Sally Face 2nd row Larry Johnsonbough, Gary Sprague, Robert james Robert Erblsch Gordon Parker Howard Kemp, Raymond Bartley, Mllford Combs Carl Reed, Robert Kellogg, Teacher, Mrs Adams, Mxke McComber, Barbara Rrslng, Llnda H'a1l, Maxxne R1s ner judlth Karcher, Judy Porcupxle, janet Bowser, Floyd Coffman. Absent Lmda Keeton of 0 z . . . , . . Martinson, Raymond Weston, Katherine Butcher, Sharon Harnmonuee, Nancy O'Dell, Pauline Hakes, ! . D l . l lxth Grade lst row Robert Allen, Leonard West, Raymond Hepler, Karl Trader, Jean Larder, Sharon Kennedy Judy Warsner, Tom Dundon, Sue Ann Edmg, Carol Mansfleld. 2nd row Keith Rosenau, Paul Hakes, Dick Leprrd, Bob Arnold, Wayne O'De1l, Peggy Butters, Marsha Bemon, Susan Daniels, Barbara Walker 3rd row Don Armstrong, Harold Heath, Frank DeLong, Bill Leatherman, Charles Ball, Ka Lindsey, Barbara Boden, Joyce Tesch, Peggy Sanders, Carole Andrus, Teacher Mr Alexander, Lee Edgerton, David Benson, David Kmzie, Jack Aldd. Absent Frannie Ambler, Joyce Bartley, David Pancost, Robert Warner Sixth Grade lst row: Bob Kiefer, Tom Wildt, Richard Swegles, Torn Arnold, Gareth Gridley, Asa Kempton Ben Begley, Torn Frederick, Clifford Williams. 2nd row: Diane Ball, Leora Green, Marsha Hammon, Linda Farrier, Rodney Horton, Beverly Hoaglin, Barbara Smith Judy Pittlekow, Denise Wagoner. 3rd row: Robin Maples, Mike Egnatuck, James Hackworth, Philip Dryer, Sharon Keller, Billy Leedle, Teacher, Mrs. Lee, Lorain Wiley, Doris Risner, Judy Eldred, Mike Brockway, Jerry West, Karen Huston, Alice Wintersteen. Fifth Grade 1st row Leland Dxsbro, Rrcky Taylor, Kathy Mrller, Margaret James, Kay Roepke, Conn1e Blue Bruce Curry Carol Densrnore 2nd row jay Land1s, Ivan Thompson, Rlchard Fredenck, Sandra Tlllson, Charlene Tasker, Suzanne johnsonbaugh, Harry Lucyshyn Gene Watlcxns 3rd row Leo Bltz, B111 Wagoner, Geneva Poynter, Douglas Wxckham, Glynda W1ley, Nancy Hayes, Homer Melvllle, Dons Chamberlaxn, janxce Holden, Kathleen Ladd 4th row Teacher, Mrs Moqurst, Linda Brall, Barbara Warrick Paulme Adams, Carol Berklund, Earnestme Patnck, Nancy Martln, Bob Grbson Absent, Larry Martm Fifth Grade Ili fir? rg iffff' 'f' FL CIT: Q: 1st row Robert Lepxrd, Stephen Kexfer, Freddxe Wtllxams, Conme Bowersox. 2nd row Lors Adams, Geneva Brown, Sharon Radtke jack Thompson, Harold Drbble Patncla Klrkbrlde Connxe O'Dell, Teacher Mrss Fletcher 3rd row Freddre Steeby, Grant Hammond, Bonme Ingraham, leshe Warner, John Reagle, W1l11am Kennedy Wxllxam Huclcfeldt Charles Robrnson, Beverly Moore, Sharon Brown Carol Pxttelkow, Dlana Parker I-Llxzabeth Jaren, Betsy Bradley, Lmda Lawrence, Absent, Mary Howard, Terry Culberson, Susan Grrdley Fifth Grade HULLAND WM 1 'lf' lst row Bengamin Morris, Russell Gregg, Alona Faust, Patricia Wright Robert McAdams, Venice Montgomery 2nd row Don Richardson, Boyd Hamilton, Larry Ice, Gary Mansfield Larry Fast, Barbara Blair, Carol Chamberlain, Sandra Rose Lloyd Newland Teacher, Mrs Berry 3rd row A G Nickles, jau.n1ta Hopkins, Mary Beyers, Sandra Kinze, Florence Patrick Paul Nickles Floyd Cole, Willis Miller, Naomi Yates Allan Boughner Fourth Grade -'E' - SET gi- lst row Karen Miller, Caolyn Dibble, RoseAnn Huckfeldt, Charolene Miller, Mary Willaert Reatha O'De1l, jean Swafford Coralee Marshall, Paul Truax, jim Hickerson, Wayne Wildt Pat Evans, Mary Ann Boughner, Robert Minton. 2nd row: Lester Zoeller, Bruce Bayles, Bon- nie Hackworth, Marjorie Hepler, Bonnie Butler, Bob Benson, Tom Miller, john Jarrett, Gareth Smith, Mike Foley, Richard DeForest, Harry Pettibone, Terry Dawson, Bill Hawthorne, Tressie Cole, Calvin O'De11, Teacher, Miss George. fan, Q if if 'rp -me-s . 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Qgjl ----0 iq 1 S , H .3 Q, A 1 w, A - F Mu, KA , 7 .14 Q ,Aff it ,lx ' j W A Z2 Second Grade 1st row Stephen Gehrlg, Davld Mlller, Duane Ice, Douglas Ivey Barbara Leatherman, Thomas Bates Eva Mane Ware, Wayne Radee, Rodney Evans, Terry Butters 2nd row Sonja McComber, Drck Wood, Gary Arnett, Thomas Beyers, jack Inkel, Larry Patrlck, Judy Wmtersteen, Sandra Butler Sam Pratt, Howard Rrgg Rodney Balyeat, Leonard Smrth Dale Dye, Davld Danxels, Teacher, Mlss Goldup Second Grade lst row Mary Berkhermer, Davxd Heselschwerdr., Bully I-lrb, jxmmy McCulla, Patty Tasker, Ronme O'De11, Carolyn Edgerton, Raymond Face, jerry Bender, Jackre Congratulations Hammonn-ee, Douglas Warner, GaryFreder1ck, Mxke Hewltt. 2nd row Teacher, I of Mrs. Wager, Dana Dye, Mark Ambler, john Thurston, jeraldme Patnck, Rose ERB S JEWELRY Mary Boyd, John Swafford, Margaret Brenner, Donald Ladd, Paula Egnatuk, Robert Adams, George Moore, james Wxley, Wdlard Mxller, Robert Payne, Ahce Mel v111e, Danny Mzller Absent Carolyn Maron. 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' I 2- 1 o. . : ' Second Grade 1st row Raymond Ladd, Davld Wlckharn, Deborah Dawson, Nelson Hall Curtls Butler, Carole Bowersox, Glenda Walker, Denms McDowell 2nd row Wllllam Steele, Richard Hoffman, Lloyd Srmth, Darolene Mlller, George Petredean, Donald Van Meter, Ronald Wxrebqugh Nma Cambum, Teacher Mrs Maples 3rd row Mmchael Langan, Robert Petersen, Gwendolyn Combs Brent Malns, Joel Schartzer, Steve Osborn, Cralg Combs, Kathleen WIHIRIHS, Ka Smock, Rex Anderson First Grade lst row Phxlhp Watson, Plulxp Anderson, Ruth Ann DeForest, Carolyn Dembrock, Beth Taylor, Cally Dralme, Leon Bartlett. 2nd row Karen Wlrebaugh, Clrve Combs, jerry Hackworth, Darrell Humphrey, Kathy Olson, Clyde Yates, Kexth Wamer, Mary jane Ward, Vera Patrrck, Teacher, Mrs Arey 3rd row Phllllp RODISOD, jerry Thompson, Larry Custer, Larry M1lls, Txmothy Ballxnger, Olhe Cole, Paulme Steele, Kathleen Kelfer, Manlyn Plttlel-cow, Mark Montgomery, Susan Wxllxams, Kathy Trall, Frances Koons, Absent, janyth Fast, Gordon Fle rmng. : . . , , . , . a . 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' of ix A, sy Ihr ,,-,n D 0 : . . . - Kindergarten lst row Teacher Mrs , Karmalslu, Glorxa Robxnson, Em1ly Collins, Larry Fmdley, Bonme Lou Newland, john Lathrop Robert Ambler, Vrctona Dawson, Patrlck Mrller 2nd row Martha Nxckles Steven Vanderford, Jon Marshall, Karen Waxsner, M1ckeyBalyeat, 3rd row Patr1c1a Ambler Velma jean Weston Stephen Cady, Shrrley Balhnger, Leon Wooten jr , Kathy Gndley, Joana Rae W1nterStB61'1, Patrrcla Balley, Phxhp Nowlxn, Kent Armstrong, Sandra Mrlls Kindergarten I vo' ! f' lst row Teacher Mrs Karrnalslu, lrvm Pratt, Roslee Isaac, Ruth Ann Coxon Rodney Koch, Paul Wallen, Sharon Me1v1lle Charlene McCullough Kathleen H1tz, 2nd row Mane Pratt Ivan Egnatuk, Doreen Smeltzer, Dxane Smeltzer, Roger Horton, Gerald Benham, Carol Patnck, Ronald Schaberg, Norman Petredean 3rd row Rxta jme Allen, Loxs Trader, Dale Vxncent, Susan Hartman, Harold Hart Gertrude Parker, Carl Carden, Lloyd Thrasher, Ednh kown Kindergarten lst row Ruth Justlce, Manuel Casnlla, Lmda I-Ieaton, Ella Hulbert, Roger Mxller, Larry Warner, Eulah Nxcldes, Chuck Ambler, Drane Wood. 2nd row Second Semester Teacher, Mrs Booth, Jaclne Lord Connle Brodock, Coralee Cole, Caroll Roan, Dxck Wlrebuagh, Sharon Norton, Davld Wald, Lols Blaxr, Larry Ware, Flrst Semester Teacher, Mrs Crandall dvi'-nun.--, Cadet Band nh at Back Row Jane Wagoner, Phllhp Dryer, Karl Trader, Floyd Coffman, Dea Wagoner, Gaxl Smock, Wallace Lons, Lelxa Gordon, Larry Thurston, Mr Butterheld, Rxchard Roepke, Rlchard Coffman, Barbara Smlth, Lana Maxns Kent Rosenau, Joyce Ann O Dell, James Suszko, Robxn Maples, Mllford Combs, John M1cheal, Rcbert Amold, James Boyd, Mxddle Row Phylhs Foley, Carol Mansfxeld, Kezth Rosenau, Judy Porcupxle, Mary Heselschwerdt, Margert Schau, Mary Sherman, Lmda Farmer, Alfred Klnlle, Charles G1bson, Peggy Butters, Raymond Weston, B111y Martxnson, Rodney Horton, Davxd Benson, Bruce Martxnson, Gareth Grxdley, Ronald Tuck, Thomas Amold, Front Row Marxlyn Holmes, Judy Wa1s'ner, Sue Ann Edmg, Robert Erb1sch, Nancy Sm1th, Tom Dundon, Sally Face, Sherry Nelson, Kathleen Bradley, Joan Young. . le 1 z ' l fi, O n n W 2 ' ,xl I 1 5 rn gs X i rx r J , A ff lg N I 4, I t ,,,, l 3' Beginning Band Row 1: Connie O'Dell, Bruce Curry, Doris Chamberlain, Connie Blue, Juanita Hopkins Ivan Thompson, Bonnie Ingraham, Barbara Warrick, Lesile Warner, Beverly Moor, Row 2: Grant Hammond, Sharron Rardtke, Steven Keefer, Pauline Adams, Pat Kirkbride, Harold Dibble, Betsey Bradley, Janice Holdon, Sandra Tillson, Fred Steeby, Larry Martin, Bill Wagnor, Carol Densmore, Robert Gibson, Dan Richerson, Douglas Wickhman Bill Hucldeldt Richard Taylor I Y 9 ' Row 3: Mr, Butterfield, Freddie Williams, Gary Spague, Paul Blashfield, Harold Heath Kathy Miller, Kay Reopke, Richard Lucyshyn, Cliffred Williams, james Brand, jack Thompson. Kindergarden Graduation O K ', Y 1. qsfxnj iv A ! . .fff n 1 l I V ,V A ' I -413-M - T, rgk LW? ,, 0 -:if Sctv- A I . , via 'X' 1 U 1 A fa' 31.- ,',3, x A 615 'ITC J ooks Mrs. Hazel Koons, Mrs. Margurexte Evy, Mrs. Madge Boyd, Mrs. Vera Brockway, Absent Mrs. Estelle, Manager Custodians Mr Herman Tesch, Mr Roland W1lson, Mr Jerard Wxlhert, Absent, Mr Earl Evy COMPLINENTS of 1 CALHOUN FOUNDRY COMPANY