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

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THE Fort Wayne Children 's Zoo provided an unusual escape, a chance for picnics and animal watching. THE brass section added their own form of class and style to the pep sessions. 4-OPENING! Onward, Upward, Outward Onward, Upward, Outward Locally a new Fort Wayne administration took over. Mayor Winfield Moses assumed office January 1, 1980. The change from Republican to Democratic promises a move- ment and the mayor promises expansion. Our school reflected every- thing that was happening around us. Anti-Iranian feeling was rampant. Anyone could parti- cipate in a gambling pool on the American Hockey team. Music maintained its traditional high priority standing with high school students. Maybe the music best parel- led our lifestyle. The established artists remained near the top while new ones never ceased to challenge their statuses. A new breed of music came to be known as New Wave rock. It was a compilation of everything presently existing, but it moved to expand and explore. It al- lowed growth of aritsts much like an academic institution teaches a student how to use his talents and learn the concepts necessary for survival. People want to grow. They need to change. And in order to grow, they must expandg ex- plore their potential, their horizons and their goals. Political happenings were in abundance when President Car- ter asked the American athletes and people to boycott the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow in protest to the Soviet invasion of Afganistan. Following Car- ter's announcement the U.S. Hockey team shocked the world by winning the Hockey title at the Winter Games in Lake Placid, New York. Twenty-one JUNIOR Kristi Parker gathers a bunch of Valentine carnations, not knowing what to do with them. THLITX . 5 v 4 '11 THE Varsity Cheerleaders like t think they lead the way to the to of the spirit ladder. SENIOR girls add to the spirit b contributing their Homecomin dummy.

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,qt , ?'tE'Wiw a t ,PE ,-u DOWNTOWN Fort Wayne sees its fair share of changes as new stores emerge among the old. PRINCIPAL Mike Fitsko shares f' -- -- thoughts over lunch with a group of - ff.:-f - Pam- seniors. Y 1-1-5 'Dee ... ,afiw v . .ylIIWt-yv,JI l. 'fin lfil In -Ll., SKIING proved to be a favorite winter sport even considering :he travelling dibtance necesary for participation. SPIRIT starts early and grows wit: 3 person as this youngster demostrates. Il r Onward, Upward, Outwa1'd f'OPENIlN G-5

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