Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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'M i I i m $ :■$ $ : ■ $ ar % m m :• $ $ $ $■ $ $ $ $ 4. ■4; $: $ 4: $ 4: :i 3 :•$:• $ $ $: 4: $ $ 4: 3 $ WJS Faculty A, B, C’s 1A is for Albert, in school so precise; It’s also for Ayers, they’re both very nice. B is for Brumfield, for Barclay and Ball, The first is so short but the last two are tall. C is for Chamberlain, yes, and some more— For Campbell who’s known on the basketball floor. Then Cully and Covert and Chasser come next. D is for DeWoody, we often have vexed, Bv gohig down stairs that have the Up” sign, And also DeVinny, with smiles so benign. E is for Eckert in room one-nineteen. And likewise for Eckles whom everyone’s seen. F is for Forney, Fix, Frysinger, too; If you know what’s good for you, Their lessons you’ll do. G is for Callager, Griffith and Gray, And maybe for Gould, if you get very gay. H is for lioness who wields the red ink. Then Harkins, and Hannan and Humphries, 1 think. is for Intelligence they all possess, J is for Judgment which teachers profess. K is for Knowledge that we trv to gain, But if we don’t gain it, we never complain. L is for Lefkowitz, quiet and small. And Eockard who teaches the girls basketball. M’s for McKillop, McWhinney, McGuire, For Marshall, and Mitchell, whom all may admire. For Muir and Montgomery, and still we’re not through, ’Cause little Miss Mish must receive mention, too. N is for Nasty, they know how to be, But teachers from this fault are usually free. O’s for O’Brien, in charge of the books, For slips with assignments she constantly looks. P is for Price and for Penman as well, Who coaches good plays, as many can tell. Q is for Quietness that they all demand, ,’Tis often disrupted by Mr. Gray’s band. P's for Remaley, just here a short while, And Rembold and Rankin, who have lots of style. .S' is for Simpson, together with Spires, From all of her pupils much work each requires. T is for Taylor, the newest of all, And Thomas who always stands guard in the hall. U s for Uncanny, the way they see things, V is for Vincent, who carves the bug’s wings. IP's for Wilds and also for Welsh, The negligent pupils in Math they can squelsh. X is for Xcellent faculty here. Y is for Yentes, the last to appear. 7. is for Zealous, they are in their work. I hey always keep after the pupils who shirk. w. m f i w. I I i i I : f w. f w. $ f $ A m f : m $ $ m m m m $ m W. $ $ A : $ $ f : f f f : m f : f : sru Ten

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 Le Depart Four years of joyful memories Xow fade within your walls, The guiding hand of teachers, true, Is lost as fortune calls. We stand upon the threshold of The rugged path of life, But each must part, and trudge alone Its trail of toil and strife. We trust Dame Fortune w ill be kind And lead us not astray, But on we must, with only God To light our darkened way. To you who taught us and advised, To classmates ever true, To Alma Mater, loved so well. We fondly bid adieu; To you who yet are to remain We council thus in hope:— “There’s time for play and time for work, Judge wisely—lest you grope”. But. oh, that we might live again Those fleeting years gone by,— We go to meet the struggles that Before us ever lie. —A. R. Met gram. w. m 1 I i w. m $ 1 i $ $ m m $ m $ $ m $ : m m i $ fc m $ $ m w. l¥. $ $ $ $ £ $ $ $ $ $ ■$ w. Twelve