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

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Our leaders took different roads to reach their goals which touched our daily lives in one way or another. The new Southwest elementary school, Indian Meadows, wentunder construction south of our football stadium. It was to utilize the open concept classrooms. Fort Wayne Mayor Ivan Lebamoff was sworn into office for his first term. With interest in the youth, he set up a series of rock concerts at Sweeny Park to keep the park goers content. President Richard Nixon broke the barrier between Red China and the United States by visiting the communist nation after it became a United Nations member. He returned with I ' W? if-1.1 With forceful gestures, senior class president Greg Nachazel attempts to motivate senior response to questions ataclass Admiring underclassmen look upon the Christmas Banner, which the Class of '72 won for the second consecutive year for their gifts, smiles and understanding rather than anger for an enemy country. The Presidents wage and price freeze attempted to bring our country out of its low economic state. Mr. Nixon proposed to reduce the number of our soldiers in Viet Nam to 50,000 by the end of 1972. More than 100 eligible 18-year-olds from HHS registered to vote for the elections. Students believed that when old enough to fight, they should also be of legal age to drink alcohol, to sign contracts and to be free to lead the life of a citizen. Governor Whitcomb vetoed the bill and the legislature failed to over ride his veto before the session ended. SI 4 .. Pl '. Q, f f l in W- .P l wg .GLW l .+A meeting. donations. P

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'fvifdihr As excitement rises to its peak. seriior rflarlf Berber been f, X QA21','1ll2f7E his tricycle for a seriior virstbry ffitri Oper. eyes arid friolff . -Y Tired and thirsty Cheerleaders relax arid talk 0 fer the tirst l'ialfOftl'1e Holiday basketball Tourney. 1 sv: '7 ---1:1 Q' ws. H ui 1 l 4 5 : s l l 4 Spirit of Sadie Hawkins Week draws attention more toward the activities than classes for Jctiwe band members 'W-F as 9i 4 'w vvm-Q...