Homestead High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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'17 Maw Hchummlhg Around on The firsi cloy of sonool ore Juniors ' Liso Dovidson, Jennifer Horine, ond I Jonis Sin. Skiing wilh N ,f 4 Q rf J-1-gi friends J wos o fo- ? voriie pcs if 4 Time in os ii is 1963, just iodoy, Seniors Lora Ritchie ond Noncy Rociooiz ioke o breok from skiing io flosn o friendly smile. -4 T1 Sophomores Erika Larson ond Jennifer Jonkoroi buddy-up oi The Ociooer Sock-Hoo. Senior Beth Herndon is so Iikooie Tnoi Snernro Aikinson, soonornore, couloni keep from giving ner o nug. Frlendshlp

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humming Around STAND BY ME WHEN THE NIGHT HAS COME. AND THE LAND IS DARK, AND THE MOON IS THE ONLY LIGHT WE'LL SEE: NO, I WONT BE AFRAID, OH, I WONT' BE AFRAID, JUST AS LONG AS YOU STAND BY ME. SO STAND BY ME, OH, STAND BY ME, OH, STAND BY ME. IF THE SKY THAT WE LOOK UPON, SHOULD TUMBLE AND FALL, OR THE MOUNTAINS SHOULD CRUMBLE TO THE SEA, I WONT CRY I WONT CRY NO I WONT SHED A TEAR, JUST AS LONG AS YOU STAND, STAND BY ME. WHENEVER YOU'RE IN TROU- BLE WONT YOU STAND BY ME OH STAND BY ME, OH STAND, STAND BY ME. - BEN E. KING, JERRY LEIBER, 84 MIKE STOLLER Friends Todoyore no dif- ferenT Thdn Those of Tweniy five yeors ogo. Our porenls shored friendships much like ours in The presenl doy. AIThough iT is noT os common These doys To see how mony people con jom inTo o smoll vehicle or spoce mednf for less Thon four people, pIenTy of Things con oe found 20 Sfudeni Life To do wifh friends. STudenTs sTiII poriicipoie in Trodifionol dcTiv- iTies such os going ouT To moy- ies ond conceris, oui The seorch for new, differeni. ond exciTing Things To do is endless. Becduse of The speciol undersTonding friends shore, There is much less inhipilion To do Things which ore more creofiye ond exciT- ing. From The experiences shdred o TrusT con pe puilf, which holds The opporlunily To grow furlher. And no moITer how oorny iT sounds, who could moke iT wiThouT The disTrocTions which only friends con provide? To oe who you ore, ond who you wonT To pe, noT whoi They wonT you To pe is whoi mdkes reol friendships whdT They ore. Sharing u friendly hug ore Senior Dele Peferson ond Sophomore Dorren Cuflip. Juniors Kevin O'ReiIly, Poul Fogundes. Jeff Kefelson ond Mork HyoTT i'Hong Loose of The Howoiion Donce. X Friends Andrea Sigalc, Julie Moroles Eloine Newcomb Soroh Morkhom ond Muriel Irrisou celeoroie ci oirlhdoy.

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, O 1, ff L fig siuaem ure T ,J assing Tim Ddy in, doy ouT, doy in, doy ouT. This sums up The rouTine l-lomesTeod school week. Be- sides closses, Tedchers, ond homework, how do l-lomesTeod sTudenTs pdss The Time? During ThdT dreddfully long school doy we geT Two predks, brunch ond lunch. Yeoh, Hndlly you soy To yourself when Thof pell rings lcifler wdTching The seoond hond roToTe oround The clock fdce for The losT five rnin- uTesJ. You're going To pursT wiTh exciTemenT if you con'T Tell your friends whcff you've been dying To Tell Them, or rnoype ThdT siorndch of yours hos been re- minding you ThdT iT hosn'T hod food in iT for oT leosT Two hours. Gosh, Two whole hours. Quick, geT To The ccifeTerio for some scrurnpfious food. OTher people jusT wdnT To spdz ouT wiTh Their friends. Wild Teenogers, os our pdrenTs would soy. Foreven The mellower people, There's dlwdys d hockeysock gome in The ducid, or silTing pock munching on some chips wiTh o few close friends. Then There's The school liprdry. NoT everyone will odrnif iT, puT we hove cill been There. lvloype iT's To do ThoT ldsl rninufe homework, or sTudy for Thof monsTrous Tesf nexl period. People con olwoys pe found hidden owoy in o clossroorn for meeTings, or geTTing some poinTers from Tedchers. Vl!hoT- ever iT is, There is olwoys some woy To poss The Time of Home- sieod High. 7 if N - :- ll l l . T67 Spazzing out, sophomore Kdfhy Lp Ljupojevlc expends some efTro energy puiIT up during closs. Hula-ing a little Too hoppily, junior April lvloriin ovoids losing her hof.