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

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oy-I just didn't know what to do about my money situation! I was a Back Room addicted patronizer. I tell you I had never consumed so many candy sticks or peanut butter cups. The days that the Distributive Education classes pro- ject, the Back Room was closed, were the only days that I could afford to eat a decent lunch. Yes people, I had this very tooth decaying problem just as many others did. You see, the Back Room was the D.E. classes project. It was run just as a store with managers, cash registers and taxes. Thatis right, the whole bit. Anyway, I cured myself. It happened one day during the lunch hours. The line to the candy counter was very long. I, like many others, tried to push my way into it. I got stuck by a counter filled with pens, pencils, notebooks, compasses, rulers and the like. I student behind the counter and he wrote up a little slip for me. I then tried to fight my way to the cash register. I paid my money and was off. I was sad yet happy. I was transformed from a candy addict to a pencil addict. Oh well, at least my dentist was happy. I then decided to check out the other as- pects ofthe Business Department. The various courses offered appealed to me. I decided, though, to take Shorthand I and Personal Typing. I had to use my eraser and graphite sometime!! Soon I found that I was weak willed, not only was I addicted to pencils but I was also hooked on Business Law, Bookkeeping, General Business and Distributive Marketing. Well, at least I had high hopes for myself. I figured that maybe one day I would graduate to pens, or maybe even typewriters! IN GENERAL BUSINESS class, freshmen Les- SHW 3 Price fag-84 apiece Of 2 for 154- I 1 lie Krinn, Tim Loomis and Phil Yoquelet go jumped at the opportunity. I asked the D.E. Over the homework, ta V .. 'kv--N ,xi QL 3' w-li Y. ,-J U- 4 Y MISS PEGGY TELLMAN informs the Back- room Personnel' about some new business tactics. AS A PART of the business experience, juniors Julie McGee and Linda Holley work in the office during the morning. Business-25

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i I f Bu in ss Boom in Backroom Xa. 1 ,Ii IN THIRD PERIOD Business Law class, a panel of students review the first semester for the fi- A nal exam under Miss Peggy Te1lman's direction, LEARNING THE METHOD of a ten-key calcu- , Iator, junior Carla Hoover works out some com- putations. SENIOR PEGGY KRICK works out the angles with the aid of a T-square. V A' WM . le . A , all 9. Q 'tr-3 ' .N A A Lia

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Cheerleaders: Mirrors of the spirit C ,xbL ' 'WI rg '-, '09, , r s . JY- x if? O kk A .aw 9 -S an , ,V yoj- VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cleft to rightjz 4 Rachel Senseny, Susan Wiant, Cathy Popp, Jane Dahlquist, Janet Berning, Nancy Ball, Kim Harris. , FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Ctop to bot- tomhz Jill Dahlquist, Jackie Hoover, Beth Wiant, ! Sidney Coffey, Kathy Keller. I 14 Q it r L..... A - u ---X .51l.