Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

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CRE TI ITY WAS EXPRESSED FF ff YV? 4 Two of the art department's main goals are to develop a sensitivity to, and appreciation of, artg and to help in the development of El well- integrated personality. These aims are fulfilled through the diversity of art forms offered. This year the use of plastic paints, which are more versatile than oil paints, was introduced. Art Appreciation is required of all Juniors who have not had at least one year of art. The emphasis of this course is placed on the many ways in which art affects present day living and thinking. :SZ Ei if R , i .rm-,ylaif ' :J MRS. VIERTHALER MR. SEYFERT

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I THE MATH DEPARTMENT MR. HENIEY Audio-visual service was again offered by 2. number of boys in our school. The boys aid the faculty by setting up projectors and tape recorders, and by showing films. 4 Q ..g.f,.. - - was . 1 2 I MR. SCHULTZ .,.....-.1 Originated last year, honor study hall had a rocky beginning. Through the more restricted selection of students and through the revision of rules, the honor study hall has overcome its difficulties and has finally found a permanent place at Homestead. I7

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THRGUGH THE FINE ART MR. CONFARE Band and chorus are extracurricular organizations that meet every day. Students have the opportunity to join one of three choruses: freshman, concert, and girl's glee club. Students from these groups are chosen to sing in quartets, sextets, triple trios, and madrigals. There are two hands in which Homestead students may participate. Freshmen play in the cadet band while upperclassmen belong to the concert band. Students from both groups are chosen to play in the pep and dance bands. MIS S ANDER SON W