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

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Wayne ' s Concert Choir appeared on TV and at various banquets, and were chosen to sing at the opening of the new Fine Arts Center. Spirit continued to mount as the General Brigade was established. Homecoming was a double win as it was the gridiron men ' s very first home victory. Coming as no surprise, Manak ' s Maulers became wrestling co-city champs, as well as sectional and regional champions. The elective English program was so successful plans are made for the math and social studies departments to switch to a modified elective system also. (Above) Performing on television was just one of the many recognitions received by the Wayne Concert Choir. (Left) Spirit Week proved to be a huge success as the gridiron men won their homecoming game against the Heritage Patriots. Positive direction — 9

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School exhibits positive motion Despite problems which occurred at Wayne, there were many positive happenings and trends. The catapult, Ms. Mack ' s Latin class project, proved the most consistent project throughout the year. The building of the catapult took much of the students ' free time as they readied themselves and their machine for the nationwide contest held in May. (Right) Wearing blindfolds, Mr. Fishel ' s English class, tries to distinguish objects by using their other four senses. (Below) The catapult project earned area-wide attention as WKJG-TV newsman John Moss and cameraman record the action. 4ik 8 — Positive direction

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(Right) Following the bas- ketball game against South Side, the Wayne Student Council sponsored a dance with the Rock Hill band, featuring junior Bob Scott. (Below) Spending time at McDonald ' s on weekends is not unusual for sophomore Debbie Lanier and senior Rick Myer or for most other Wayne students. EVOLUTION took place as students found many changes occurring In their own lives. Aware- ness and concern grew as students participated more actively in politics and volunteer work. De- spite studies and school pressure, relaxation was found in outside events and interests. When the going got rough, some looked to God for help, while others turned to drugs to escape. Evolu- tion — a change in a cer- tain direction. ' wiSp ' i 10— EVOLUTION