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

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Senior Eric Watkins repre- sents one of many talented Spartans in the Homestead Marching Band. l A Iuniors Kevin O'Grady Trent Hackett, and Senior Matt Griffin debut as 'Pips' at the variety show. W,-rw gzgwmgazffwwmosyw X 'S . - v.4:-:':i:-:-:-::':- - -: :-:-:-:-:-9:4-:-1-:f-:rg-1-:-z :-:-:-:4:-:-:-:-'-: 1-zap:-1-:5:3:::-:-:-:-.::-:-:-:::',,:-:::1:4:,1:-, .V 5'-.1:3.4:-151:-:-nf:-1-:5:f:5:':::1:5:1:42:41-13:1111':f:1:1:-:I1-1':iz711:111:51f:Z5:i:V.5:i:kZf:'. - ' 55? ,I Wm., .I A M: .:'E1jy,:-'5:f:25'-19'-5.5 U 1'-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-:-.-:-:r:V:-,-:-1-:-.-,-.,:c-:-:-:-:::,:::::::::g.::3.g.::I.5g.,.,.:.7.:.:.:.f.:.:.,.7.7,I.1.3.,,:.,.3.:.3.:.:.:.3,1.3.:.:.:.:.:.,.-.5.g.g.:.5.g.:.:.5,1.-.:.-5.---mf -4.5.3. ,.,.- ::.,4.,.4 zz:-,,, ' I''f'EIE23fEff1f:i:1:ft1!3525251723725222E515525515112511:1zi:1:?:5:1:1'7:5:4:5:E54'v,1:34'Z5:7:1:Y55515:Z:5:f:5:2:1:f:f:f:':f:f:7:f:T:f:-:f:f:25j:2:':fzf:ffffifzfff-F:f:f:3?Zf:?5?2I:Q221:F11:T'c5:5:5:fg5!57'?fS:Q?.g-:':- .cb T:':':f:y.., '-:gs-'-:Ez5:,Q:-:2:1:5:1:5:5:-:-:::::::::,:::5.:::,:::5:::,:,:::5:5:3:1:1:5:5:g::zgcggc-:::,:g:iq:5:::.:3:g:::53:::3:5:::::5:::5::g:5:,:g:3:g:5:,.5:g:g::1,:1:g:1:1:3:3:::5:.5,..57:53:,g:5:,5.::::g.5.55:51:11:51:1:1:,:g:ga::5::::.,:g:5:,:g..4:., I.,.531.,.5:,.5.,,g:g:,.:.5:g:g.gcg.4 . t was 1983 . . . the year Homestead High School was Made to Order. With an increase in student enrollment, totaling over 1000 stu- dents, Homestead met its need for more space by expanding the walls and reconstructing the class- rooms. New rooms were added as well as new opportunities for the students and faculty mem- bers. Yet, the building itself was not the only fac- tor that contributed to the appearance of Home- stead. More importantly it was the students who filled these newly constructed halls and class- rooms. It was the way they dressed, the way they expressed themselves, and their overall personal- ities that reflected the overall appearance of Homestead. Whether it was dressing in Bermuda shorts and a Hawaiian shirt for spirit week, or donating gifts and time for the less fortunate dur- ing the Christmas season, each student contribut- ed to the composite personality of Homestead High School. Without the individualism of the student body and staff, Homestead would have been just another building . . . but instead, H.H.S. was Made to Order. In order of appearances Appearance 3

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