Homestead High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Courses utilize acting, reading Several English teachers employed new methods of student participa- tion, everything from tackling pro- nouns to classroom plays. Nflr, Par Bosi purchased paperback books and rearranged the furniture to create a new atmosphere in trying independent study for his junior class. Miss Bev Cecil's seventh grade class put on the play A Christmas Carol . Also adding to the year's classes was a field trip to a musical produc- tion of i776 at the Scottish Rite Auditorium attended by Mr. Bosi's and Miss Carolyn Petrucelle's stu- dents on October 1. Although hay- ing a delayed start because of the late arrival of equipment, Mrs. Jane Clements opened the reading lab to help those students improxe abil- ities in speed and comprehension. For a slut in Mrs Elinor Harman s freshman English class Lynn Baker Sarah Ferguson and Diane Meyers present The

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, :I , J ' :a f W ' f 1 15 12' 4' H: A part of Cymbeline, iunior Debbie Nelson dramatizes in Miss Carolyn Petru- ln the auditorium,junior lean Craig presented her speech of persua celle's English class. sion to Mr. Tom Goldsberry's third period class 1 x -x 'N , N'-wit 'P' 1. ' W' ' Z .A .4071 as l N , f be X ,. ,v . w?- it llil' . 4.---all ru 1 :oy-Q.-vu nm 0 .uvpyfmun 'IZUIUUP i .nay-Arun II! :puns 1- l l'l' ' 4019:-mi 'P '54 , During book distribution, seventh grader Laura Griner looks over literature books. 26 -m S ' an time '1 M., , .,. Nfl' -A ,., ,J -M r ki 1 .. 5 1 M Q V 'S'5.1vf't'! ,.' . 4 Q . 'v Au .- staffs- 3 i'-ff: :Sn .W sv'

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Mrs. MaryBeth Goodpastor finds it beneficial for the second period Spanish 1 students to be drilled separately on Common Spanish phrases. 1 'L f. ,. 1 'I .li ' vu ,Ll an xi ,. 's. za ,XX 5 ' W S? l 11,1 A SW N5 t , t 3151 -NES' , ifiessp, 5 iw? Sophomores Eugene johnson and Barb Cass, first year German students, ponder the problem of word order in Mr. Sam Bertel's fourth hour German class 28