Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

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HOMESTEAD? -.' ,,..f -LW 5-,. ,-. - A A, '. - ' -' ' , .....n g - T -,-.t A'j,3 ,:,.- -- f :,,4f.!.'1 ' ,. .W-1- ' t L'-f v .. L.. - .0-' .M ., -.-14 ..f....-rv-I The annual Home Economics Style Show was held on April 28, 1965. The purpose of this show is to give the Home Ec. students an opportunity to model the outfits that they have made during the year. The girls modeled for their parents, friends, and other interested persons.

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HO'S WEARI G THE PAN S AT saw. Last year the Student Council sponsored a Powder Puff game to raise money for the Highlander memorial. Because the game was such a success and so much money was taken in, the Council sponsored another game this year. On October 17, 1964, the Junior girls met the Senior girls on the Homestead football field. The Juniors, coached by Greg Moore and George Kluessendorf, were nicknamed the Frilly Fillies, and the Seniors, under the direction of Dave Sorgel and Steve Schwandt, were known as the Gridiron Ghomers. The girls pased, blocked, and tackled, showing the fans what they could do in a game usually reserved for the boys. Although the Frilly Fillies fought hard, they were no match for the Ghomers, who triumphed, 26-6. Pictured here are the winning Seniors, both teams in action, and the Senior cheerleaders, Mike Oas, Dave Scott, Rick Siemann, A1Tietz, Rick McCutcheon, and Glenn Scheele. Mk C, ,.,,lio.-:-ar Seniors. ROW 1: D. Heuser, J. Wolfgang, C. Egre, N. Eischen, D. Brunner, K. Lewis, S. Hilty, C. Bichler. ROW 2: D. Sorgel, J. Ranallo, N. Hafner, M. Groeschel B. Fakes, P. Sutherland, P. O'Ma1ley, P. Shanahan, C. Burton. ROW 3: K. Schoettler, D. McElroy, B. Borgman, M. Kellner, S. Fallon, B. Hardman, S. Seibert, S. Willis, D. Schmidt. 'W 1 ...,....-.... new wmmuwtfflvmuw Kiwi Wxaggg num J ' - Wyman ,gr 9' 4 l ,a -.4 A -, ,W .M-:Um G-V ,L naw -X a. R v.-fan, Zffv 1w1,.,,,,, ff Qi Q59 'gi 'J 'M N... -iiieex A htgv in at ,X ,, -,...h -'sq 'NK' 3814 YW F- rl 2 me-ff. , 'M f ..L j 1 11--rr J' xr.-N 50' x vN 4 M he . . .s f fii ,' n . t. .- or - y .ro ll -1 f. si V 4 ,fl .of-if lg, R LA' tnrgfgx 'N tgmnix-1 Q iT:'.x1' -nie. .. , - 1, 4 1, ,WW--v, ,Egg 4 K - .5 Q fu'- ' , 5 -. ,M -, S X --N 5 ill- Q 'Q-,le ' ,221-L pg,-' , 'j -. -,V .. ,H e . L31 ,1L..:...+.'22..T -f ill- ,I ,,,,.,.iu rio. ', l f - Q- J wr - en. .- - 5. if . 'elf X w ' N .- i . ,, , ff- . e . -3.5 Q.. H 1 fe .. ' ' , 1' L 59?-'1'f5. ':5'S f, :pw '- .1-'..v2'.'s.., , A--3.1 5 -. , ,.-- . . ' - w t g v 1 I

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WE TALKED OURSELVES I TO S. lllll 1 Homestead's debate team had a 82-70 recoml in the 1964-65 season. This year the topic was Resolved: Nuclear weapons should be controlled by an intemational organization. The debators received recognition of their achievements through awards presented by the National Forensics League. 'Hua lug 3 s 46