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

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Parlez-vous francais? HablaEspanol? Sprechen sie deutsche? or what ever you want to call it. It ' s an escape from the reality of English. During one period a day for one, two, three, or possibly four years those students yearning for a little more culture, escape to their class rooms that soon translate into France, Spain, Germany, or The Roman Empire. In these dream worlds, one loses their mother tongue for a sister tongue or a brother tongue. Whatever you call it, it ' s an experience. Sometimes the experience gets rough, and sometimes it gets easy; but it ' s different, educational, and always interesting. Most stu- dents still wonder why most countries have a different word for dog, cat, boy, girl . . .

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Anyone desiring an Our Girl Friday position can get a very good start right here at Wayne. Many skills required by a boss tor a good secretary are taught by Wayne ' s Busi- ness Department. Condensa- tion ot words and sentences and the quick playing of the 50 or so black and white keys are only two of many. Also in the business world at Wayne are the classes in which data is processed, clerical is prac- ticed, and accounts are accounted for. How to succeed in busi- ness, the D.E. or C.O.E. way should not be forgotten either. Valuable on-th-job-training is available for students. Who knows, perhaps the next pres- ident of Lincoln National Bank is here at Wayne. Thorn Howell Murray Mendenhall