Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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 Our Councilors •» Margaret Albert Dorothy Ayers - Charlotte Ball Fred Barclay Eva Barnhardt Helen Boyd....... George Brumfield William Campbell Lucy Ch mberlain. Rue Alice Cope Sara E. Covert Genevieve Cully Lester E. Fix.... Claire Frysinger Stanley M. Gray Kenneth Harkins Stephen Hoelzle Edith Honess James Kemerer Clara Lefkowitz.......................... History Lucy Lockard Girls Physical Director Christine Louther.................... Commercial Margaret McGuire............................. Latin Virginia McWhinney......................... .English Helen Mish............................... . English Mary P. Muir.................................Algebra Mae O’Brien................................Librarian Ethel R. Penman................. Activities Director Mary Rankin................................ History Myra C. Simpson................................Latin Kenneth Smith.... History Donald Thomas Business Training Grace Welsh..............................Mathematics Edith Wilds..............................Mathematics . English ......Commercial ................English Mathematics .............Commercial ...........History ...............Science Boy's Physical Director ...............French ..History ......Latin .......History .............Chemistry ..............Botany ...Music ...........Science ...............Science English Physics [13]

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 1927’s Adieu CLASSMATES, we together stand On a mystic border land Of a future, whose bright skies Stretch away to Paradise. Unknown dangers strew the way. Over tchich our feet must stray; But we trust a light divine. O'er our paths may ever shine. Teachers ever kind and true. But we have to bid adieu; We will love them as before. Think of them who made us score. Life is but a fleeting day, We have had our hours of play; To the tasks we find to do. By earnest effort may we prove true! Many were the lessons learned. E'er the final page was turned; Many lessons lie before In the paths we must explore. Though in sadness, yet delight We must leave our school but right, Parting ivays before us lie, Classmates, we must say, Goodbye. Dorothy Hardman, ’27 [14]