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

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ll My mother likes to tease her plantsg she waters them with ice cubes. This was one of the jokes senior Scott Kessel delivered in his comedy routine. In addition to the comedy of Steven Wright, Kessel performed his own jokes. Cphoto by B. Schoppmanl ll Well, Isn't that special? Church Lady Csenior Christian Cashmanl asks Robin Leech Csophomore Mike Heitl during the opening of the show. Again this year, Cashman and senior Matt Butzow emceed the show. fphoto by B. Schoppmanl Variety Show KY J....- lf' in .--9 X, .1 6'4- -fit x In W 'fha 3 is

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.315 rp. 'wi if 1 W - .i59 'ef .qt the outdoor pep assembly on Friday, senior Thom Payne chants with the rest of his class to cheer on the students in the Class of '88. Many of the students painted their faces blue and gold as Payne did to show spirit. Cphoto by: M. Musgravel ueen Robynn I-Iohert with escort senior David Wendell during halftime of the Homecoming game. Hohert , , , was crowned by last year's 1 ,gli I N V 3 - ' queen, graduate Betsy Neufer. J Kphoto by: Watters Studio! ,X V .qt the outdoor pep session jiemecoming Court- seniors senior football players Mike A. Mullennix, I. Lentz, Queen Denice, Mark Habeggar, and R. Hohert, S. Hattop, and B. Mike Gibson help raise spirit Dagger with escorts B. Tupper, for the game. Cphoto by: M. A. Raudenbusch, D. Wendell, Musgraveh T. Davis, and B. Baker. Y KI Homecoming

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VARIETY SH O W olyester Pant Suits, impersonation of Elvis Highlight Variety '88 comedy main course 0 evening Leave your troubles outside. So life is disappointing? Forget it. In here, life is beautiful! Welcome to Cabaret! Iunior Eric I-Iinsch's act from Cabaret opened the show inviting the audience to a night of entertainment. Variety '88 included song and dance acts, skits, rock bands, and humor hosted by the Church Lady and Iulio Glacier tseniors Christian Cashman and Matt Butzowl. Glacier graced the audience with his famous song, To All the Maids I've Loved Before, and the Church Lady demonstated her favorite dance to the song Wipeout. Senior Laura Iames did an Elvis inpersonation that shocked some of the audience. I hear people talking about it in class .... They don't even know it was me. They thought I was a guy. Friday night's show included a special presentation as seniors Ben Kern, Thom Payne, and David Wendell dressed in polyester and performed a 'il' IRDL medely of Bee Gees'songs. Ben and I had a resurgance of love for the Bee Gees music, and we thought we should share this with fellow students, said Wendell. Freshman Jason Fick enjoyed being in his own acts, and supported his fellow actors just as much. Variety Show was great. It takes a lot of courage to get up in front of people and do what you want to do. I think in Variety '88 all the acts were great, said Fick. lfracy Jensen ' variety sngw ' ' MQiQ.f?.Lf- U Itgkesgmtej .QQurG.Q.eIQQQ'. ' LLQLQQESM- ' .ll.6LQ,ClQgLQ' iflwngfg' wgnf mil ' , --freshman , . Jason Fick ll Dau can do anything, but lay off my Blue Suede Shoes, sings senior Laura james during the show. james performed an Elvis impersonation with backup from the band Eison. Cphoto by B. Schoppmanl I a Wondering just how long will you be mine, senior julie Long performs I Heard lt Through the Grapevine with other senior girls, dressed as California Raisins. Cphoto by B. Schoppmanh Variety Show