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

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As the guidance door opens,Junlors Marcy Splller and Ginny Gunkle watch anxiously to see who IS next for schedule changes I i I ...Q 51 Y' 2 ' 1 ,pr ...- i' 4? Struggling to open his locker, Ronald McK1nzle,seventh grade, determinedly mes the combmataon once more -W ii 4-1: in N - i F I i 'PAW-QU 9 f , 913 'I - is Si 49-145 L- k 0 I- 'Tu li -I- E .'.: -l- Q x,s . al l, Q V. n 5 QE is M 52 Q Q l?xgs2 a is gg 3 i A K ' 4 un-urn: an-...on

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-ff 11' r qf Q is w .x 'F 'i-1-s mY L ' A' .. , Q59 .Q . .1 11' Battling it out in a chicken fight, students attending one of freshman Bob 1'VIutt0n's summer parties try to find a new set of champions Spending their last few days before school starts at Faster Park, Jo A nne Brooks,1un1or,andJohn Maxson, senror. remmisce past summer days together wa. Zi'fg?'4'3f'-iii' Summer opened the doors of freedom for school-weary students. Different roads were followed-vacations. jobs. summer school. picnics, parties, reading, swimming, and just plain goofing around. Soon-to-be seniors traveled to colleges of their choice. Time went by rapidly, and Labor Day was approaching. Leaves were falling in groups of red and gold and it was time to decide which direction each individual would follow-back to school for an education or drop out. Most decided to come back to HHS to learn and experience new things. Newcomers arrived to be swept up in the excitement of a new school. Previous students found it refreshing to be back in the familiar atmosphere. Guidance was swamped with schedule changes, students without books, and even students without classrooms! But after the first few weeks the mass confusion settled down, and school life became routine,

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'I Q Enthusiasm reigned over the game as Homesleaders prove their spirit and cheer the team on to a vrctory for the Fa!! Festival, Fall Feshval brings vrcfory flrsf queen L,- is ge . 'if X I 1 A I . . a 1 W. in it W ,Q r ' kwa! W v ' I ' ,t Mb. fix. n fm 5 if ,f L, ' Elk-W 3 Q ' rf, ' ' X ff WW ,, fa 'X I Anticipation grows with each cheer as the 5 Y Q bonfire blazes on the night before the first fl annual Fall Festival. Vee 33,