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

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, i 9 if 3? I 'ms . ,Xa Q 'l!hu..g, X A Different Kind Cf Spirit Ho! Ho! Ho! Did you wear green today? Boo! Will you be my valentine? Happy New Year! We've all heard and said these sayings and they sure brought spirit into the school, but it wasn't the usual kind of school spirit. lt was holiday spirit. Every month brought with it some sort of holiday, and with holiday came spirit. One month that raised everyone's spirits was December, the Christmas month! And along with Christmas came every- one's New Year's resolutions. The Christmas Can Drive and Adopt-A-Child program brought out the season's true meaning, and all students be- gan to show their feelings about what Christmas really meant. Sweethearts, this was your month! February! Valentine's lt'sforagood cause.HeIpingto wrap Fighting Irish! Sophomore Nell Per- Adopt-A-Child gifts, Mr. Jay Hammel rey gets in the spirit by wearing her pitches in, shamrock shirt on St. Patrick's Day. Day! Spirits popped out during this holiday. Giving a valen- tine, a heart shaped box of candy or flowers to your sweety, best friend or family member to show how much Counting chemistry cans. Junior Pete Lennington puts all his cans in order. Chemistry classes even had a contest among themselves you really cared wasn't unusu- al. And speaking of flowers, the carnation sale sponsored by the Student Government, sold over 1000 carnations. Even the seemingly unim- portant holidays brought out student's spirit. On Saint Pa- trick's Day, for example, you saw lots of green in the hall- ways. Hopefully you didn't get pinched! And every year the famous Shamrock stickers ap- peared mysteriously all over lockers, doors and walls. Who did this? Irish senior Molly Sin- gleton was often figured to be one of the culprits. Who could forget Thanks- giving? The time to chow down! Plus we got two school days off! The Home Econom- ics classes even prepared a special turkey feast to cele- brate the occasion. Without holiday spirit to lift us when there really wasn't enough school spirit around, there wouldn't have been any- thing. So we can feel lucky we were in school for some of them.- N