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

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Q.,-f- , +,'v,g:s- 5 hr ' 64- ' KNEELING IN SlLENCE,L'l' the varsity football team prays after a game. The Spartans ended their season 6-3. iPhoto by: Root photographyj LETTING THE SUN SHINE,l1 juniors Addie Mulliriex, Beth O'Dare, and Debbie Causey decorate halls for Spirit Week. CPhoto by:B. Schoppmanl L SG385? 1 PLAYING WITH THE BAND,T 1 is senior James Mansfield. The Marching Band came 1.05 points away from competing in state. iPhoto by: L. Skillicornj REFLECTING THE OUTCOlVlE'l of the match, seniors Steve Frtiz and Tim Grove discuss their loss to North Central, 4-1. CPhoto by: L. Skillicomj What event during the school year did you enjoy the most? i When I found out that I made All-Conference. Senior Paul Hiatt Opening

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Allen: Loullly ruum uIUlQf, H. Wayne, Indiana H NIUC LUNGERV Good times. They're fondly remembered, and eagerly awaited. They're the types of things that you can't wait for. You ask How Much Longer? and hope the answer is SOON. Everyone thought that way at least once during the year. The football players anticipated the chance to redeem themselves in the playoffs. Unfortunately, they were left wondering How Much Longer? when Culver Military Academy defeated them in the opening round of sectionals- 34-17. During the halftime of the NEIAC championship game, the basketball team was left wondering How Much Longer? it would be until they would win, making them the first team to win four NEIAC titles. The scoreboard read 36-25, Opening in favor of the undefeated, twentieth-ranked Bellmont Braves. The Spartan's question was answered as they rallied to win, 59-53. Students and faculty crammed the hallways and classrooms, wondering How Much Longer? they would have to wait before Focus 2000 would take effect. The school board was supposed to answer on Dec. 16, but it was delayed until February 17. After placing in districts, the Marching Band members went on to regionals, confident that they would advance to state competition. But, when the final judging was announced, 1.05 points seperated the Band from a trip to the CSee AIong on page SJ .1 ' Q - ,., '-I' lin,

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ED GFIIMLEY-LIKE AND MALE, sophomore Jason Rosenbury competes for a job with junior Katie Gallagher during thc Variety show. QPhoto by:B. Schopprnanj ANGUISH IS EXPRESSEDZT' by Thoreau, played by junior Matt Butzow during the fall play, The Night Thoreau Spent in .Iail . iPhoto by:B. Schoppmanj What event did you look forward to most during the school year? t season. Unfortu- nately, my attitude changed and I ended up lookin forward to getting my cast off my ankle. Scm'nr Chris Bradburn I I Opening I eu If'- X A DAMSEL IN DIS-I-RESS,'l i senior Cam Watts, gets help from fellow senior Scott Spaulding during the back -to- school picnic. QPhoto by:L. Skillicornj MAKING ROOM FOR MORE, juniors Brian Herbstreit and Chad Inman try to eat their banana-splits the fastest in the eating contest . iPhoto by: D. Douglasj -ff hx!!!