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

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Standing Silently Checking the figures for a conservation pro- ject to make sure they are right, sophomore Dan Libey spends a quiet moment in the En- vironmental Area. The area was also used for other activities, including Campus Life's Burger Bash during Homecoming Week. .-1...-f ,,,1--- Bursting Friendship Senior Betsy Blume congratulates Kathy Mat- thews on the bundle of balloons she has 'ust received. Balloons were one way to polish and brighten someone's day for just S8 a dozen from Bloomin' Balloons. Looking On Hoping for a bit of luck, junior Ieff Wine wat- ches varsity tennis team action. The 1981 team brought home the runner-u trophy from state competition in Indianapofis for the second consecutive year. Later 'Gator

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S ometimes we'd do it with a smile. Sometimes we'd do it with a frown. But always we'd do it with a style of our own. It showed when third period classes provid- ed Christmas cheer for 56 adopted families. And it showed when 140 students patiently waited in line to give blood to the Red Cross down in the auditorium. Later 'Gator gf l .1-is Smiling Brightly With a hug and a smile, senior Mary Io Koch accepts a hug from fellow classmate Lana Martin. Iana and Mary Io were oth nominated to the Homecoming Court. Staying Warm Watching the Spartans take it to NEIAC rival DeKalb, freshman cheerleader Kim Keehfus helps fire up the cold crowd. Mid 20 degree temperatures prompted fans and cheerleaders to bundle up in an effort to keep warm. Later 'Gator l big-gf T57 5