Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

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ITH CO PLETE EWS COVER GE WSW' Homestead's publications are the result of the combined efforts ofthe student body. The Hi-Lites, our school newspaper, owes its success to student journalists and photographers who contributed their time and talents to the paper. The CREST is the product of a year of work combining photo- graphic, literary, and artistic tal- ents of a select number of Home- stead students.

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STUDENTS E TER LOCAL R CE Driver's Education is a required course for sopho- mores, acquainting the students with Wisconsin traffic laws and road sign meanings. During class time, tests for co-ordination and reaction were given and schedules for the simulator and behind- the-wheel driving were drawn up. 'l'he mechanical principles of an automobile were learned with the aid of new textbooks and a Ford engine which was presented tb the school.

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E TERTAINING CON STITUANTS 'Q 'V Q5 V' ig 'Ta 1. ,4.,f as Through the selective assemblies presented the students were able to enrich their minds. Glenn Cunningham, an olympic running star, was the speaker at our first assembly. He pointed out the dangers of smoking and drinking. On Veteran's Day advanced speech students gave a choral read- ing which summarized the significant wars in which the United States has participated. Correlated with the reading were songs of America's past sung by Colleen Covert, who was accompanied by guitarist Reed Kailing. ln March, singer Marianne Flor gave a vocal concert. A representativ from the Bell Telephone Company presented an interesting demonstration in April. In the final assembly awards were e presented to outstanding students in a variety of fields. Oc- casional pep rallies were held throughout the year. 26 Ill'