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

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Foreign exchange students wait outside of Homestead for their tour of Fort Wayne. Placing fresh rolls on display, junior Laura Stearns and senior Sandra Miller keep the breakfast line moving. A lat 3. 1.81.

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is X.-,. im Q Defending an anonymous client in psychology, senior Goerk presents his case to juniors Nancy Rust and Judy Weinhold. The Social Studies Department broadened its curriculum by offering students more options for required classes. Psychology presented seniors with an Projects. reports and juries evolved with history classes as teachers attempted to make events relevant to students by applying yesterday to today. f ,F- 1 . , Q alternative to sociology and economics while juniors could choose either regular U.S. History covering from the founding of America to the space age or the new Concentrated U.S. History with eight choices of subjects ranging from the westward, movement to the depression to Afro- American history. Hypothesis were developed by Western Civilization classes to do in depth reports. Interesting projects filled eighth grade history rooms as students turned in their yearly projects. Current events and Watergate follow up filled conversations in both set aside and spare time. Giving reports, seventh grade history students talk on subjects currently in the news during Mrs. Connie LaBrash's third hour class. Made out of clay, eighth grader Tina Taviano's Alamo replica completed her U.S. History project.

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f American Field Service, sponsored by Miss Jacqueline Gruesbeck, filled their schedule with various fund raising projects to send junior Barb Bosk to Japan for the summer and also to sponsor a Swedish girl to HHS in the fall. Students crowded around tables of earrings the AFS sold just prior to Christmas in hopes of finding a feast on the club's breakfast of pair just right for a gift. Members hit avid letter writers pastries, jungle juice and milk. in hopes of selling a packet of stationery while three paper drives dOtied the Winter mOrttl'lS. Staying in the Midwest area Came In Spring, clean cars filled the to HHS for the weekend, staying area as the AFS held a car wash with members and taking a tour at the Conoco station on U.S. 24 of Fort Wayne, A domestic During the AFS weekend, many foreign exchange students West. Sleepy eyed students and exchange week allowed members faculty gathered in the cafeteria to travel to Elizabethtown, early on a spring morning to Kentucky to observe their schools AFS kills club PATI1 Rumon AFS Front Row: Jenni Adams, Vickie Lilja, Jerry McDermott. Second Bow: Cheryl Bangert, Sandy Miller, Barbara Conrad. Back Flow: Martha Wyall, Kay Chapman, Renate Boroff, Barbara LaBrash, Barbara Bosk, Jaye Stearns. Kitty Stewart, Laura Stearns. Counting change, junior Barb Bosk works as cashier at the AFS breakfast.