Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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I he Homesteader Alex Fassolitis When it s music, Alex s the man He'll play anything in our brass hand. Margaret Ferko Never sad, always glad It's much better than being mad. I Iarry Foreman Harry was our artist who drew Everything that came into view. Lucille Foy She might never reach the hall of lame She does her utmost just the same. Matilda Gresko Tillie really likes to smile Of virtues she has quite a pile. Georgia 1 Iarris A girl who never made a sound And in her place urns always found. Stella Hawrylinv Tiny and oh so talkative too She'll talk and talk and never get through. Ann Hricz The way she fusses is a sight She's always afraid she s not just right. Joseph 1 Iritz Full of fun and full of noise fust another one of the boys. Ernest Katona The Scientific Course found Ernest a lone ranger But by far and no means a lost stranger. Henry Klotz Slow to speak, but first to act Hell reach his goal, that s a fact. Michael Krak School has for Michael inspired A taste for learning which he now desires. Page Eleven

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I he Homesteader Nina B austere A head of hair that would please a queen And which we all so highly esteem. Bessie Beavers A very sweet and winsome lass One who is hard to surpass. ( justave Bonacorso (ms task o| life is a task indeed YV orking on shoes—a ,. ti, ere he'll succeed. Margaret Bor das Work she will and work she must Shell never let the typewriter rust. Samuel Chiodo I o shoe repairing belongs a name ( hiodo, I believe, would be a fair claim. David Clyburn To David school unis always a pleasure And now he has but memories to treasure. liiLEEN Croft In school all others did she surpass Tor Inky is a clever lass. Marion Dee Ouite smart is she and very clever I ackles all problems with great endeavor. Charles Dixon W ork with the brains and not the hands Is the motto that Dixon demands. Nick Dobnak A quiet, modest fellow was he Another Edison some day he might be. Albert Kvancho Our choice for treasurer, a sturdy youth flxcelled in both character and truth. YIA R () A RET K VANCHO A likeable lass without a care W ho keeps her friends by playing fair. Page Ivn

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 he Homesteader Matilda Mantsch Ciiggle, giggle from first till last e seldom see Iter busy. but she s sure to pass. Joseph Matta lose pit always scorned a retreat W orked harder. and made victory doubly sweet. I om Mock I om s smile was the kind I hat made you leave your worries behind. IRGINIA Morini: Sh e never left her work undone And yet she always had her fun. Robert Moser A hard and studious worker was he cry seldom did he make below a B . Mildred Mulhern Mill is full of vim and pep. And on the dance floor she sure can step. George Perenyi Perenyi possessed a ready wit And applied it whenever he saw fit. Prances Pay ( iris should be seen not heard they say A fine example is our friend Pay. Anna Purifoy Although she didn’t have much to say She knew too. gossip wouldn’t pay. Willi AM RaPOLTI Although idiom was fairly short lie really made up for it on his report. I IELEN ROSKO She likes to howl, she likes to dance When she starts, we have no chance. W ALTER SlMCSAK A camera was his brand and make A picture of you he’d be glad to take. l uye I welve