Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

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REPRESENTATIVES WERE Honda rider Ken Szfranski drove his Honda to school one January morning and acquired two frost-bitten ears from lack of protection. A fund is being set up to buy Ken a stocking cap . . . The Administration has been pushing for shorter haircuts among the male students. Rumor has it that senior Dave Sorgel intends to get a Mohawk haircut this summer . . . On hearing about the Mr. irresistable contest, senior A1 Tien exclaimed, What am I going to do with all those ribbons? Good luck, Al... 52

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TERM P PER Mr. In-esistable, a new feature this year, was sponsored by the student council. Mr. Irresislable was the boy who, at the end of the day, had the largest number of ribbons. Each ribbon was presented to him when a girl found his charm irresistable and just had to talk to him. Home- stead's first Mr. lrresistable was sophomore Mike Wright. This event was a huge success, ac- cording to the student council, and they hope to make it an annual event.

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LOOKING BACK O Rick Laubenstein is a blind boy attending Homestead this year. Here he is pictured doing homework at his special typewriter. Many startling answers were re- ceived when a member of the CREST staff asked a group of students what they would like to ban from the United States. Here are some of the replies: Durwood Kirby, READEIUS DIGEST, Bugs Bunny, spiders, Hanley Mills, weeds, protest groups, pay toilets, gypsies, Connie Stevens, Superman, Anacin commercials, and aardvarlu.