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

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l I l l 1 , if l I l ,l l .,i 1 A .Aw , li Growing up, trying to cope with the problems of society, the student at Homestead Junior-Senior QYOUPS, fOr instance - High School has continuous questions to ask of himself and of others. Overnight it seems we change from children to young adults striving for answers to our many questions. ln whom and what do we believe, what do we expect from life and what do we want from oursleves in that life? All too often our solutions are the wrong ones, only complicating ourselves to Enjoyed by many students at the famous surrounonrg lakes, hockey is a popular winter pastime for sophomores Jim Lawrence and Kevin Ol-tara. 'vw- iq, wlllr. 'I' . ' i ,f. P 1 B f 'Q if Lyfi' t ' '- ull W' B v straights and freaks.' dilemmas and identities or are we always to be that never will be. Too often people were classified into Religion, premarital relations and a combination of separate views only proved to be confusing in our never ending search for the solution to our Can we be the generation that can get our heads together a greater extent. Throughout the year controversial subjects afflicted us in some way each day. The use of alcohol and illegal narcotics by students tended to be the cause of broken friendships and friendships lln the spot

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kr 4 'W' Attempting two points, junior Scott Earnest jumps against his Whitco opponents in a Reserve game. T ig it iffy' 3 4' , Ai. J , ' - w -me w , . iw gi Arsenic and Old Lace presented by Homestead students in the earlier part of the year was performed before a sell-out crowd. in this scene senior Scott Simms shares a good-night kiss with senior Lisa Lahrman, As the sun sets, tranquility takes over Homestead Jr,-Sr. High School at the end of a tiring day. I ii E i

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1 X 1 4 Lnstenlng to the music students gather on stage to get a closer vlew