Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

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BETTER FOREIG RELATIONS ,i.7,:,,:,g, 5033- SPANISH CLUB: SEATED. S. Videkovich, Pres., Mrs. Schulte, Advisor, S. Campbell, Sec. ROW 1: J. Michal- ske, Y. Farias, T. Radmer, C. Daquisto, J. Barrett, J. Dueno. ROW 2: J. Bruckner, J. Duesing, S. Keskey, N. Look, L. Douglas. ROW 3: M. Sandborn, J. Simonsen, D. Kanack, C. Dittmer, C. Egelhoff. Not Pictured: D. Kodner, Vice-Pres., G. Rennicke, Treas. GERMAN CLUB: SEATED. M. Mc- Grath, Sec.: C. Egre, Pres., C. Ehlers, Vice-Pres., J. Witt, Treas. ROW 1: K. Bcesch, J. Brabendex, C. Steward, B. Fromm. ROW 2: K. Yenter, V. Nicolai, K. Scmrne J. Schmitz, J. Gohlke. ROW 3: L. I1 Siettmann, S. Sullivan, S. Rintel- mann, K. Klatt, M. Fromm, Mr. Lee, Advisor. RUSSIAN CLUB: SEATED. J. Reuter, Pres., L. Freidenfeld, Vice-Pres., J. Berrall, Sec.: S. Ricketts, Treas. ROW 1: M. Krautkramer, V. Giaconi, M. Howard. ROW 2: R. Simmons, D. Danahey, C. Reuter, Mr. Dees, Advisor.

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WE PASSED RESOLUTIONS STUDENT COUNCIL: SEATED. N. Look, Treas.g S. Hilty, Pres., K. Martyn, Woe-Pres., M. Schmidt, Sec. ROW l. K. Yenter, J. Tiew, K. Adamek, M. Krautkramer. ROW 2. L. Lawrence, V. Kraeblen, N. Nebel, P. Sutherland, M. Mahoney, C. Gotthart, B. Kellner, S. Ray, T. Helm. ROW 3. M. Schwandt, S. Kraeblen, C. Egelhoif, B. Kiekaier, N. Fallon, L. Unkefer, C. C. Netzow, T. Hearing. ROW 4. Mr. Marita, Advisor, C. Roska, M. Picchio, G. Moore, P. Olsen, H. Bailey, T. Dunar. The Student Council supported the Highlander Memorial, which was built to serve as a focus point for Highlander spirit and strength. The Council also continued Honor Study Hall to encourage honorable and leadership qualities. Improving the School community, helping students to assume responsibility, and encour- aging desirable qualities of leader- ship were some of the main objectives that the Council fulfilled through these projects. Homestead's A.F. S. Chapter con- sists of adults from the community in addition to a representative from each class, former A.F.S. candidates, and the Student Council vice-president. The chapter raises money for A.F.S. through projects such as the Variety Show, makes our A.F.S.'ers feel wel- come, and selects American Abroad candidates. Ars CHAPTER. Row 1. K.Adamek, c.r-zgre, K. Tiew, K.Mc- Cuire. ROW 2. K. Loeber, L. DeA1-mond, S. Kraeblen, L. Law- renz, S. Fallon, A. Leighton, M. Schmit, R. Simmons, M. Picchio ROW 3. J. Liggetr, G. Moore, J. Liggett, K. Martyn, T. Dunar. BI

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WERE PROMOTED -01 LATIN CLUB: SEATED. W. Teschner, Sec., C. Ranallo, Vice-Pres., K. Reuter, Pres., S. Boesch, Treas., Mr. Parkinson, Advisor. STANDING. M. Matthes, R. Collins, F. Coffaro, J. Runft, J. Seguin, L. Unkefer, V. Orrry, K. Deutsch, M. Bortin, C. Dricssen, M. Pemberton. The students maintain the language clubs in order to gain a greater insight into the customs and lives of the people whose languages they are studying. In addition to functioning as separate units, the clubs often combine their efforts for such activities as the language clubs Christmas part and the trip to the Folk C MQ M5 ei ,ejfw 24? Q Qvgss Ri SX? QUQ H 'W K M V Qi Q, it QQ? LFS! fa?- Q. V - ' ,O - 27 me fgoew. X ,ea cf se ,Q ge Nw fog' 'DQ' jg C A .Z Q 'AO 'Cf FRENCH CLUB: SEATED. M. Delonge, Pres., V. Angell, Treas., D. Schocssow, Sec., C. Steinwand, Advisor. ROW 1. K. Stroecle, L. Perelewitz, D. Lnok, J. Ranallo, C. Gotthart. ROW 2. S. Hartt, L. Blume, A. Conrad, l.. Forbes, M. Pokorncy. ROW 3. G. Jorgensen, S. Hilty, J. Bussone, D. Dreshek. Not pictured: K. Schalk, Vice-Pres. 83