Homestead High School - Crest Yearbook (Mequon, WI)

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WE EXPLORED FUT RE C REER Members of the Home Bc. Club were active in learning the social graces and responsibilities of the modern homemaker. The Christmas season found them preparing for the Faculty Tea and stuffing animals, which they donated to an orphanage. In the spring they spon- sorcd the Father-Daughter Banquet. HOME EC. CLUB: On Floor, ROW 1: J. Krumhus, Treas., P. Treichel, Pres., D. Thogerson, Vice-Pres., N. Hafner. ROW 2: C. Fregapane, D. Schoessow, K. Kupier, B. Ziegelbauer. ROW 3: K. Stroede, C. Dentinger, C. Mueller, F. Coffaro, C. Dannenfelser. KNEELING: K. Yenter, C. Ranallo, K. Deutsch, M. Pemberton,SEATED: J. Schmitz, B. Borgman, B. Kasten, L. Lawrenz, C. Egre, N. Look, P. Robel, K. Schmitz, E. Stults, C. Ehlers, L. Roots, C. Manke, K. Schoessow, J. Gohlke, W. Woods, C. Clement, M. Koby, C. Kullander, K. Waedekin, S. Hilty, K. Moberg, Miss Mertes, Advisor. STANDING: P. Tousey, J. Suelflow, B. Chmielewski, I.. Christopherson, C. Steward, J. Suelflow, S. Sullivan. Future Teachers Associa tion was a new club this year. lt was formed for the te aching profession, explor- ing the fields of teaching, cultivating the qualities essential in a. good teacher, and learning how and where teachers receive their preparation. F.T.A.: SEATED. G. Riemer, J. Berrall, Mr. Houston, L. Kaemmer. STANDING: L. Cristopherson, L. Freidenfeld, C. Ekkebus, G. Jorgensen, K. Sommer, G. Behrens, J. Petersen, J. Ranallo, B. Fischer, P. Korten. Not pictured K. Howard, Pres. B5

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WE RE ITALIZED OUR CLUBS . 35 ' 4' . T358 'iid' nf? ' w x .1-mn SCIIJJCE: SFATED. K. Loeber, Pres., T. Greening, Reporter, L. Dudkiewicz, Advisor, C. Egre, Sec., K. Griffith, Vice-Pres. STANDING. G. Taylor, J. Ehlers, M. Moriarty, G. Heinrich, C. Williams, B. Ward, S. Wepfer, M. Felley, T. Mantz, K. Kluhsman, J. Heiden, J. Rades, B. Sauter, R. Stern, M. Rogers, V. Nicolai, R. Heintskill, Y. Farias, D. Brunner. The Science Club, one of the orig- inal clubs at Homestead, got a revamp- ing this year. As a stimulus to activate the members and further their scientific interests, the club offered the opportu- nity for project work, guest spe akers, films, demonstrations, and field trips, which included trips to the Museum of Science and lndustry, the Southeastern Wisconsin Science Fair, and the Mar- quette Medical School. This year the Photo Club, formerly the Camera Club, has more members, more equipment, and more knowledge than ever before. In addition to working for their own pleasure, the members are also working in conjunction with the Hi-Lites staff and Crest. PHOTO CLUB: SEATED. B. Becker, N. Lang. Standing. ROW 1. J. McGee, P. Korten, D. Brunner. ROW 2. N. Gengler, B. Baldwin, C Dugan, K. Griffiths. 84

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THE TEST BAN WAS DEB TED my ' Q' .x6f:!.L :'5.: The Debate and Forensics teams are Ol-ll two extra- curricular speech activities and both are competitive at the conference, regional, and state levels. Both activities bring out skill in analyzing the subject matter, skill in reasoning, and the ability to express yourself verbally. DEBATE: ROW 1. M. Krautkramer, K. Boesch, D. Schoessow, K. Stueck, D. Moore, K. Yenter, K. Reuter. ROW 2. C. Ekkebus, B. Waedekin, L. DeArmond, J. Runft, C. Gotthardt, M. Schmit, M. Fromm, L. Mc- Eneany, M. Bortin. ROW 3. J. Schultz, Advisor, N. Lang, S. Ricketts, P. Korten, S. Klapperich, L. Unkefer. FORENSICS: ROW 1. G. Sutherland, C. Cotthart, D. Buschman, R. Collins, J. Schmitz, L. Deutsch. ROW Z: M. Sandborn, K. Yenter, K. Deutsch, I.. Unkefer, D. Moore, Z. Filter. ROW 3: K. Waedekin, R. Stern, V. Angell, V. Curry, S. Aueuson, M. Schmit, P. Shanahan, D. Schoessow. ROW 4: L. Siettmann, M. Fromm, K. Sommer, D. Ulrich, G. Reimer, J. Krumhus, C. Knueppel, H. Moen. ROW 5: M. Hoover, L. Christopherson, J. Tiew, K. Howard, B. Larus, K. Boesch, J. Berrall, C. Ekkebus. ROW 6: Advisors Mr. Parkinson, Mr. Scott, Miss Smith, Miss Schill, Miss Morovits, Mr. Houston.