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

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On March 22 and 23, seven plays were presented in the auditorium. Uniquely, these plays were written and performed by students who controlled such details as the script, lighting and props. The plays, ranging from a soap opera complete with trials and tribulations to a serious play questioning realism, were under the direction of lVlr. Pat Bosi and Miss Nancy Baird. Despite several days of no school during the collection, two truckloads of useable goods departed their previous owners after the Y-teens Christmas Bureau drive. Plans for adopting two grandparents and visiting State School as big sisters were suggested but discontinued because of lack of interest. SE ions penfon oRiqiNAl plixysg -TEENS come pl TE biq sisren Roles

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T' uf. .ff . was wt... '1 I Becoming acquainted with new customs. Juan Carlos helps celebrate his sisters Anne Clarke, birthday with cake and ice cream. Meanings of unknown words are absorbed by Juan as he increases his understanding of English. AFS Activities, fonieqni visirons i volve UAN Armed with little knowledge of any language but his Spanish tongue, Juan Carlos de Collado arrived as a foreign exchange student through the American Field Service. The challenging language barrier remained to be eliminated between he and his new friends. Juan accomplished this by involving himself in AFS activities and studies at the college extension and Homestead. AFS expanded its program, presenting senior Pam Parker with a summer in Columbia. Activities in its second year included an AFS weekend with foreign students, parties and tours. A fund-raising breakfast, International Day and a contest of who's who among teachers' baby pictures were sponsored to increase students' interest. 30 I 'iv ,if 1