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

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r .til .ki ,i l if ,,. 1 ' -Q0 ' 'lui V f .,- 6 i 1,,', al. 1 JUNIOR Pepper Bromelmier nervous- ly anticipates the outcome ofa cheer- leaders' skit. ENTHUSIASM and confetti were abundant at the pep session to send the Boys' Basketball team on to reg- ional competition. A Weill in continued Fresh from the field Completion work on Home- stead began in 1969 and in the fall of 1970 Homestead I-ligh School was opened with a facul- ty of 63, a principal named Goldsbury and a superintendent called Glancy. The original 16 rooms had been enlarged to en- compass administrative offices, cafeteria, auditorium and gym- nasium in addition to more classrooms. Since 1973 fthe year of the infamous property tax freezej enrollment has grown 282. The money supplies came from two sources: State and Local. Since the local taxes, property, that is, have been frozen, the state al- lowed an extra 72, funding to account for a 152 inflation. fNow I understand.j Over the years, this lack of funding has caused many problemsg the most recently risen is the availability of substitute teachers. Currently Southwest is the lowest payin corporation. Money is one o the few aspects that haven' changed in 10 years. There are 21 of the origins faculty members left. Thi change in staff and administra: tion is one of the most noticablg characteristics of SWAC. Som! criticize the lack of stabilit-l while others encourage thil theory of new blood. Thrl seemed to be the philosophy cl 4 eh., .. Q i, .o- -1' .fp .flier , 1 a i . , ' - ' - 4-V1 t' slii,iqil ' , ...ir-,itiii 3 8-FEATURES! Fresh from the field ll

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L w lSuperintendent Charles Brad- - berry as the high school initiated - 12 new teachers. y One of the original faculty nmembers holds to the theory 5that stability encourages ad- l vancement. She commented lthat the stableness of depart- ments allowed them to analyze ltheir situation and best under- Q stand what works for them. 34 A second opener fcertainly l:couldn't be called a beginner! 1 , CHEERLEADERS consistently brought new ideas and activities since their beginning with the school. iiii We r an g 2' A 1 l -3 , hs., Q 7' Ht' I x fi? up w't ' r ti J? X SCHOOL registar Phyllis Nejggn helps Senior Phil Yoqueler mal-ze his schedule changes. COLORFUL horizons added to our day with their ever-changing appear- ances. Fresh from the field 'FEATURES-9