Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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AUna Matesi I. Dear old Homestead, mighty Homestead, Let us sing to you: Wi tli our heads up. gazing onward Colors, Gold and Blue. Carry on to higher glories, On f or those who see Let it be known far this story Of yours wondrous deed. II. Oh. your wo rth cannot be measured By these things in life I here is something deeply treasured I hat will stand through strife. Come the years and we II be wishing I hat we re back into your fold. But the things that won t be missing — Memories, good as Gold.

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Dai kr. Mildred . . . this airly haired, »111 i I 11 Li lassie stood 11 i i 11 in her I.ins . . . popular . . . loves to dance . . . l oys all liked her loo. Dobos, Fdward . . . toll and athletic . . . pleasant smile . . . lias a secret passion lor chocolate liars. ( iorman, ii.LIAM . . . bright active lad ... a friend to everyone . . . worked hard on the stage crew. I Iainfs, John . . . irrepressible . . . Inn loving . . . never quiet . . . his brown eyes always lotind mischief. Jacobs, C yrii. . . . member of Rime and Reason ( lub . . . wrote notes to all the girls . . . composed good jKic'lry. loo. Kovacs. Wii.i.iam . . . tall, slow- speaking Bill must have had a hobby . . . we can I find out what . . . good at translating French . . . always fun . . . always dependable. I oth, Albert . . . anywhere • here is Inn he is sure to be around . . . likes cowboy movies . . . swell lellow. Wiggins. Ruth . . . tall and slim . . . never much to say . . . never worries . . . friendly greeting for everyone. I iffe I u’elre