Homer Union High School - Panther Yearbook (Morgan County, OH)

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practice was begun on their play Our Gal Sal With the Seniors at the reins this three act comedy went over very successfully in March In the middle of May the Seniors were ntertained by the Juniors at the Junior Senior Banquet and nad a pleasant and emoyable trip to Washington D C It was almost time for the Senior s nigh school career to come to a close Altnough they closed tnelr school books I imagine their memory bool s will ilways rc main open On May 20 Baccalaureate services were ncld for the Seniors and htld in tne Homer Union High School Auditorium CLASS MOTTO Don t Itch For Success Scratch For It CLASS FLOWER French Lilac CLASS COLORS Orchid And White Senior Directory NAME Sandra Chappelear Don Drake Sara Elliott Wlllldm Poughty Sandra Mclnturf Roger Morgan Donna Nolan Sanford Williams NAME Sandra Chappelear Don Drake Sara Elliott William Poughty Sandra Mclnturf Roger Morgan Donna Nolan Sanford Williams NICKNAME Sandy Satch Sarie B1 Sandra George Donut Bud DESTINATION A man Farmer Mayor of Morganvllle Heaven only knows Housewife Educated hobo Mrs Hartley Hollywood CHIEF FAJLT Perfect attendance Talking Being late Procrastinatlon Daydreaming Blushing MISSIHQ school Smok1ng PASTIME Reading Woodworking Tumble Hopeche st Playing pool Reading Readlng TV and baby sitting NOTED FOR Efflciency Honesty Laughing Talking Neatness Coon nunt1ng Quietness Girlfriends REDEEMING FEATURE A library book Glasses Pictures Curly hair Engagement ring Brown eyes Danny's Jacket Curly hair .1 I ' I , 1 ' ' , A ' I A ' ' - ' , ' C f L ' X' ' 4 3 D I ,1 , I X I on May 23, the Senior Class of 1956, received their diplomas at Commencement exercises , lr I , ll I O ?? ' ' . . .H . . I . J'

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Class Prophecy The even1ng chores are f1n1shed and oh the w1nd 1S howl1ng and 1t s very cold outs1de Guess I ll put another DICCQ of f1rewood on the grate ard pull up my easy chalr It s gett1ng warm 1n here and my eyes get heav1er and heav1er unt1l I seem to be on Journey I am supposedly travel1ng 1n the northern part of Oh1o when I suddenly come upon a beaut1ful farm home I slow down my car and whose name can you 1mag1ne 15 on the ma1l box None other than that of Don Drake I drove 1n and was met by Don and we really had a n1ce v1s1t talk1ng about our t1mes at Homer Un1on and h1s graduat1ng class of 1956 I was ready to leave when he asked me to come and l1sten to a program on the radlo He turned on the rad1o and whose vo1ce do you th1nk I heard that of Sara Ell1ott She has her own program on WLW and do1ng very well for herself I told h1m I had to be on my way I flnd myself 1n Columbus and walk1ng 1n front of a dress shop when someone calls my name and there lS Sandra Mclnturf She 15 a dress des1gner and a model for a large store I asked her about Sandra Chappelear and she sa1d Sandra was teach1ng 1n a Cleve1and school I always felt that she would be a teacher I went on down the street and ran r1ght 1nto a heavy set man I thought that he would surely h1t me but when I looked 1nto h1s face lt was none other than Roger Morgan We heart1ly greeted one another and he told me he was an accountant for a Columbus f1rm and that he had marr1ed an undergraduate from Homer UNION W1ll1am H Foughty Attorney at Law I walked 1nto a r1chly furn1shed su1te of rooms The GXDFQSSIOH on B111 s face was that of surpr1 e I always felt he d make a good lawyer because of the way he could argue at Homer Un1on On my way home I dec1ded to stop at Lancaster for lunch I found a restaurant w1th a slgn Donna's Home Cooked Foods I entered and who do you th1nk I saw Donna Nolan I th1nk the members of the class of 1956 have done very well for themselves and hope they cont1nue to do so I suddenly awake from my nap and Whlle I watched the fue d1e down I let my m1nd wander Homer Un1on way and enJoy the fr1endsh1ps I had Just renewed Roger Morgan Ctrymg to 1mpress the crowdj flashed a dollar b1l1 and Sald Th1S b11l says that not one of you green horns can say the Lord s Prayer B1lly Foughty Jumped up q 1 k ly matched the dollar b1ll took off h1s cap, bowed h1s head and sald Now I lay me down to sleep I pray the Lord my soul to keep You w1n 1nterrupted Roger g1v1ng B1lly the dollar I d1dn't th1nk you knew 1tl . . . -- . . . . , . ' ' ' . ' ' ' a 1 ' ' ' Walking on down the street I glanced up at a sign. I stopped and read the name . U I l . .S I . - n lu - -- ' . ' ' u'c - . . . . ,, I I I I --ll u - Il - - - ' UI - - - u I I '