Wayne High School - Sentry Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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NX Q-'39 xii Y jx xr 'Z Eh .T E I f R tr ISI Row, L. to R: Margaret Mote, Patty Blizzard, Shelba Conklin, Janice Schultz, Phyllis Williamson, Sharon Brewer, Joyce Ingle, Shirley Brewer, Peggy Welsh. 2nd Row: Paulette Long, Bessie Baker, Judy Harshman, Judy Bowman, Betty Schultz, Joan Powers, Karen Bowman, Virginia Bruss, 3rd Row: Rose Mary Bolingner, Rhoda Folkerth, Carlene Torres, Jane Coppock, Maxine Wantz, Juanita Roberts, Erna Spille, Peggy Frazier, Helen Moore. XMAKJA, 331' If 6,60 fj1Qe 4,0 Orb' TQ, 3 1 13 s xY2 E L. . V Ur i? Q 7 -i S Us , ,Amy x NEW 'fx ov The Wayne Future Home -Makers of America is a newly organized Chapter at Wayne including Twenty-seven Charter Members. Three Meetings have been held, the date set being the third Monday of each month. Officers are: President Phyllis Williamson Vice President Janice Schultz Secretary Margaret Mote Treasurer Peggy Welsh Historian Shelba Conklin Parliamentarian Sharon Brewer Song Leader Chapter Mother - Mrs. Omer More Chapter Adviser - Doris K. Wright Joyce Ingle and Shirley Brewer

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155 .Q ISI Row, L, to R: Peggy Frazier, Joyce Ingle, Phyllis Williamson, Sally Eley, Wanda Moore, Judy Bowman, Shelba Conklin, Juanita Roberts. 2nd Row: Erna Spille, Patty Blizzard, Margaret Mote, Janice Schultz, Shirley Brewer, Joyce Moore, Helen Moore, Sharon Brewer. 3rd Row: Arnold Norton, Virginia Mangas, Joan Powers, Ardella Grindle, Shirley Hart, Lois Furgason, Peggy Welsh, Maxine Wantz, 4th Row: Leland Mote, Jerald Hueber, Kent Peacock, Donald Peacock, Ted Folkerth. MIXED CHORUS s, yin We wish to thank our fine music director, Mrs. Barker, for the fine music program she presented to us through the school year. We enjoyed presenting a Christmas program, titled, Why the Chimes Rang,' We were able to rent an organ from Shierling's Music Store, giving the program more effect. The F.F. A. worked very hard fixing the scenery, leaving a very beautiful effect. We participated in a musical program given by the Cecilian Club in the East Side Gym, Union City, Ohio. Four schools participated in the program, namely, Union City fEast and West Sideli Iackson, Indiana, Wayne. The program proved to be very entertaining and beautiful. We also enjoyed the County Music Festival. All the county's schools participated in this, making a large choir and orchestra, The students enjoyed this program more than any other program they had the privilege to attend. JUX N3

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I 1 'fx ' c- 'f'95v , QA0 T' 1 - . F 'f H cf on 'L' 0 J 5 'Q f o 'QQ g'6L'f,-Y 5 1 The Wayne F.F.A. was organized in 1950 with eleven Charter members and advisor, Dallas Oswalt. A tractor and sprayer have been purchased and we have carried many productive and community projects. During the past five years we have had four members awarded the Hoosier Farmer Degree. Out- standing recognition was acquired by our club during the 1954 State F. F. A. Convention at Purdue University. The Wayne Chapter was honored to have the Star Farmer Award of Indiana conferred on Eldon Oswalt. This is the highest achievement award attained in the state. It is based on establishment toward farming, leadership, supervised farming and co-operative activities, participation in F. F. A. work, and scholarship. This year we have twenty-eight members. The Officers are as follows: Chapter Advisor. . . . .Carlton Clevenger President .... . . David Carpenter Vice-Pres.. . . . Bob McKnight Secretary. . . . . Donald Peacock Treasurer. . . . . Ted Folkerth Reporter. . . . Jim Peacock Sentinel. . . . . Harold Conklin