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

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1 ' V i (Above) Spirit week included a contest for the most dressed down person and finalists were presented to the student body. (Left) The Campus Life group, Under New Management entertained the Wayne Generals at an assembly early in the fall. Assemblies — 23

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School convocations assist in producing student body spirit Assemblies at Wayne were an attempt to promote school spirit, draw the Generals closer together, and make school life more exciting. Many of the pep assemblies consisted of skits put on in competition between classes to show their spirit and honor the sportsmen. Other assemblies featured a music group ( Under New Management ) and a Christmas program at which the Wayne Generals presented gifts to Mrs. Marjorie Lloyd from the Christmas Bureau. At this Christmas assembly the OEA group presented Dean Robert Leiman a wreath made of IBM cards. Mr. Nicholas finished the program by leading the students in Christmas carols. (Right) After winning the state track meet, Wayne Generals and friends met in the school gymnasium for a pep rally. (Below) Senior Lettermens Club president Bob Kimmel leads the invocation at the sports ban- quet held in the spring. misroRTSBflt ICOHEI

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Red and Blue (Above) Depicting a cheerful dream in Santa ' s toyshop, juniors Terry Hoffman and Cathy Jennings try to arouse senior Mike Caley, Santa Claus, while Shiela Murphy watches on as Mrs. Claus. (Below) Cool man Superfly, junior Ron Hall, talks to his women, juniors Pam Wat- kins and Vicki Church and senior JoAnn Moreno, and tells them of his super body, super soul and superior mind.