Homestead High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Speaking to Santa Claus, alias junior Robert Warner, seniors Lou Gallucci and Tim Simon perform a Spanish skit before the class and teacher. Laughter and learning combined, lVlr. Donald Kline helps sophomore Dawn Freimth pronounce a verb correctly. X H H - W 'rv'- f - I i Was ist das? asks Mr. Samual Bertels to his sixth period German I class as they practice I'6Clt8fiOI'l of HOUFIS.

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Momentarily forgetting the next line, juniors Patti Cape, Dawn Kissel, Susan Hatke and Sheryl Specht move on through the Spanish conversation covering mistakes. gf 6 tw 4 . F JM L f l 97 ' fb ft sf'3'N:' fNRirTC,N .- A 5-it 1 7 ,9,x..,.X , I X , f 4 4 4 I .gt f' , S 'fix f 5 'Q 4 'f 4 Y 'X 3? ye x 4 . , M14 . ' V, Q. y if N. 'N languages offer more than talk Translating a story, junior Terry Clarke expands her French. Learning to write and express oneself in a chosen language became only a small part of taking a foreign language. Cooking, learning the culture and favorite phrases of the country developed as another aspect of the courses. Student Teachers in German and French classes added slides and first hand experience at living in their respective countries to their teaching techniques. Students in surrounding classrooms picked up a few French words as Mr. Donald Kline's voice carried through the hallways and walls teaching students common words. Numerous filmstrips and photographs of past trips to France, Spain, Germany and other countries enabled students to actually see the country and learn of its life. I J

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Performing an excerpt from Antigome, seniors Tim Weachock and J. R. Sarpa work with lighting on their skit for Humanities class. Presenting a radio show, juniors Julie Scherer, Steve LeMaster, Steve Franken and Rob Newell broadcast a daytime serial for communications. , ul