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

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Don't drink the what? The publicity was everywhere. It was above the drinking fountains, over the Spartan head and yes. even in the bath- rooms. What was all of the publicity for? It was for the fall play Don't Drink The Water. With a cast of 19 people and a total of over 40 people working behind the scenes, the play proved to be a big success. Many hours of hard work went into this play, commented Mrs. Kathy deCalonne. I feel with a group of kids like these the next play will be just as good if not better. The audience received the play well both nights but junior Brad Schenkel was heard saying, It's going to be a big one tonight. This was before Friday evening's performance. After Saturday night's show senior Debbie Wolff said, 1 feel the audience was more respon- Awaiting her cue, senior Ann Fritzche sits in the ' choir room concentrating on her lines. Coming to harass sophomore Kip Grosenick, sen- , . iors Grant Schreiber and Debbie Wolff give him , . the evil glare. 26- DON'T DRINK THE WATER sive on Friday night so the show went better. The play, written by Woody Allen, was about a family who got trap- ped in an American Embassy in Russia because Walter Hollander, the father, took a picture of a Russian missile when he wasn't suppose to. The plot of the play was Mr. Hollander and his family trying to escape from the coun- try. Senior Laura Arthur received roses on Saturday night and accepted them with a big smile. Also the cast had a big smile afterwards at the cast party. Mrs. deCa1onne's last comment: All in all 'Don't Drink the Water' was a quality performance given for the Homestead students and with the determined Drama Club that I have I'm sure they will put on more of the same in the future. A 9. -vi annum:-ii tes-A...-.. 'i 11 3 X if qw' :ef ' ' wi.- ggi f jffffs i ...--...1

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Crowded but still 'precious' On .-Xpril Z8 they walked into a room with stars hanging from the ceiling and an are of flowers set up in the middle. Over 400 students came to enjoy the '79 prom sponsored by the junior Class. Enjoying a well attended prom, a good hand and a beautifully decorated ballroom can all be attributed to the junior Class who spent over 32,000 of funds that they had earned to make the prom a good one. However, the high- light of the evening was the crowning of the queen. Prom Queen. junior Debbie Burke. stated. I was surprised! It didn't hit me until about an hour later that I really got it. I was excited whan I heard that I had received the honor. The prom ended at 12:00 and after- wards everyone went their own way. Some headed home. some went for breakfast and some went to the after- prom to enjoy getting down to some disco played by End Game. junior Tammy johnson said, It was a very memorable evening and the jun- iors proved they could do something when they got together. 1979 PROM COURT: Brad Dinius, jill Witmer, joe Endres, Beth Wiant, Mick Baker, Sydney Coffey, Debbie Burke, Mike O'Hara. Bob Burnett. Kim Wall, joey Christoff, Kathy Keller, Dan Peterson. Kris Lindsay. 9 1: 'fr S -sl Tl. , , '51,