2014 Art Expo
Come to the art expo on Monday, June 16th!
Students from all grades will be displaying their artwork from 12 to 9 pm.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Friday the Thirteenth Invasion
Friday the Thirteenth Invasion
The following pictures feature several of the groups that performed at the Invasion on Friday, June 13th.
Friday, June 13, 2014
Homer Students Recognized at the Elks
The following students from Homer were recognized as Homer Elks Students of the Month.
September: Hannah Agate
October: John Osterhoudt
December: Mary Cope
January: Chase Davis
February: Zackary Crawford
March: Liam George
April: Erik Gustafson
May: Alice Jenkins
Zackary Crawford was chosen as the Homer Elks Student of the Year from Homer! John Osterhoudt and Liam George were the runners-up for this award.
Congratulations to all these students!
Marching Band Represents Homer
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| Homer's 65-member Marching Band representing the school on Memorial Day, at the Dairy Parade, and at Fireman's Field Days. Congratulations to the Band! |
Monday, June 9, 2014
Junior Picnic
Just a few of the juniors who enjoyed swimming, Frisbee, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, picnicking, and spending time with friends at Dorchester Park.
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Yearbook Dedicated to Jerri Duane
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| Since November of 1989, Mrs. Jerri Duane, pictured here with her family at the June 4th dedication ceremony, has been the secretary of the guidance office. The 2013-2014 yearbook dedication describes Mrs. Duane as "...a friend, mother, confidant, assistant class advisor, warm welcomer, and a woman with all the answers to hundreds of students', parents', and staff [questions]." Mrs. Duane, we wish you all the best! |
Yearbook Signing & Dedication
On June 4th, students picked up and signed yearbooks while they enjoyed cookies and music. At 2:45 p.m., the yearbook dedication to Mrs. Jerri Duane, Guidance Office assistant, took place. Thanks to the Yearbook Club for a successful event!
More photos of the event will be added soon!
Monday, June 2, 2014
Haiku Contest Winners
Winners of the Library’s haiku contest are: Brian Stadler, Sailor Tetreault, and Kayla
Coon. Each of the poets wrote a haiku
using a photograph from Mr. Andre’s photography class as inspiration for their
poem. Photographers for each of the
three winners were Brian Stadler, Kristen Rahner, and Aysia Smith. Pictured from left to right: Sailor Tetreault, Aysia Smith, Brian Stadler,
Kristen Rahner, and Kayla Coon.
Two
hands slowly touch
the
bond is unbreakable
showing
without words
Kayla
Coon:
Flowers
blooming in spring
A
newborn child awakes
Brian
Stadler:
Towering
figures
Stretch
into the white sky
Here
I feel my peace
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