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

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M' ,I J' ,,.s.. HQYYUU' Student Vtfho me? Yeah' VVhat? ljust wanted to know Llfe if you could tell me about this Homestead l've been bearing so very much about. What is it, some one's farm or something? NO! lt's a school. Yeah, so why are so many kids talking about it? Well, I'll tell you why. Believe it or not, we had the chance to . . . Lose our voices while attending 12 pep sessions throughout the year . . . Catch five extra hours of sleep because of weather delays . . . Participate in numerous activities during 14 different activity periods. . .Boogie down inthe school cafeteria after home games, 11 different nights . . . Plow through the halls along with 1095 other students . . . WOW, that's a lot. ls that why Homestead is so popular? No. these were just a few of the behind-the-scene FRINGE BENEFITS that occurred in STUDENTS LIVES. Watching with anticipation, senior Mark Hoff- man, and sophomores Pepper Bromelmeier and Mike Kearney keep their eyes on an unusual play during a home football game. STUDENT LIFE-17

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othing beats comin back home Let's fight for Homestead High School was a familiar saying during Homecoming week. There were many activities throughout the week that helped arouse the morale of the students. 'Hat Day brought out cowboy hats, fishing caps, beer caps and even sombreros. Tuesday was How the West Was Won Day. Besides people getting dressed up in spurs and leather vests there were gun fights in the halls, scalpings in the bathrooms and Indian raids on the teachers. Wednesday was a play on the fad of the 70's, Disco Day. It not only included 9005 of the students participating by coming to.school dressed up but it also included a cor- onation ceremony for the crowning of the queen during activities period. Senior Chris McGhee was crowned after seniors Ieff McDermott and julie Relue presented the All-Sports banner to principal Leon Youngpeter and an appreciation plaque to Head Football Coach Mr. Bob Wiant. Thursday brought out the wild senior guys. A first at HHS was Toga Day , a take off of the movie 'Animal House'. The toga's were not taken off after school but were dis- played in the parade Thursday eve- ning and again at the soggy bonfire after the first annual Homecoming parade. 'Cheerleaders from Elmhurst', seniors Andy Vogel, jeff Cunningham, Iohn Grimmer and Reinhard Florin, display their message, Lick the Trojans, to the players in the locker room. A first at Homestead, a homecoming parade through Haverhill before the Thursday eve- ning festivities, will hopefully become a tradi- tion. 18-HOMECOMINC