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I K Electing freshman Bonnie jones as part of their poster entry enabled science teacher Mr. Herb Meyer's Homeroom 204 to capture first place. Poster Contest creates spirit Events of this year were count- less in number. The first pep ses- sion set into motion a chain of events - football games, dances, and special activities. Spirit Week followed which was a step in estab- lishing school pride. A poster con- test gave students a chance to ex- press their spirited support for the teams. At the slave sale, teachers and students could buy a cheer- leader for a week. Over two hun- dred dollars was raised in this en- deavor for the Pep Club and cheer- leaders. Early morning activities such as the Sunrise Dance and the Tug-of-War between classes helped Homestead and its students estab- lishauniquetradition. im, f-g - xii .J . P X J N Lf asv lt X ti' no ...usp t N t xl , YM A t , .X 'X XY ' X Although not placing in the poster contest Room 101's entry is given a well done. Concluding the Homestead-Elmhurst game the Atlantis performs tor the enioxment ofthe dancers.
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Trying to keep dry, junior Marsha Raisor and sophomore Denise Derloshon try ringing their skirts during the West Noble game. During the first pep session, students show mixed emotions while struggling to learn and remember the words to the school song.
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Standing before the Homestead Cares . . . Christmas Bureau banner awarded to the junior Class for contributing the greatest number of gifts to Homestead's Christmas Bureau project, Mrs. Richard Russell accepts the donations from juniors Scott Bradley and Valerie Sterling, sophomore Fletcher Moppert, and junior lohn Maxson, members of the sponsoring clubs Hi-Y and Y-Teens. Dennis Crooks, an eighth grader, filled with the Christmas spirit, delights students in his Homeroom 209 by masquerading as a jolly Santa. ,, nw' f' WW
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