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

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SPIRIT BUILDERS Spirit and Pride is a musr or most schools and Wayne High School is no ex- ception. Spirit couldn ' t be erected from nothing. It had to be there waiting to be found. Cheerleaders had the responsibility of finding that spirit. It ' s not all glamour in o cheerleader ' s life. The only portion people seem to see is young men and women doing cheers in front of the entire student body. All the hours put into creating their vivid posters and boisterous cheers were primarily ig- nored. Yet, these hours resulted in raising the spirits of Wayne Generals. If cheering wasn ' t enough, the cheerleaders bustled about selling scarfs, mittens and key chains occupying the rest of their time. Ask any cheerleader and she ' ll probobly tell you that all the hard work is worth it; the fun, laughter and good times always outweigh the bod. The three squads, varsity, reserve, and freshman worked hard to create an at- mosphere of spirit and enthusiasm for the 1983-84 season. Freshmen Jackie Colderbonk, Jonell DeTurk, Melanie Gollmeyer, ond Tereso Horrls wotch the ocrion on the floor. Freshmon Jackie Colderbonk and Freshmon Tereso Horris disploy words to o cheer. Junior Dole Armstrong leads the crowd with o cheer. Senior Tony Shelton, Junior Dole Armstrong, Senior Kenny Hughes, Junior Dob Stone, ond Junior Jeremy Hensler spell out WAYNE. 12 CHEERLEADING

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Into our dull routine slipped Spirir Week, bringing with ir a brighr array of smiles and conrrosring clothing. Monday began with hot ond shades day. Every style of glasses were worn from 3-d to the ultra modern bug. Tuesday, students pulled from their closets their snazziest, cleanest suit while on Wednesday the sweat hogs returned for sweat day. That evening the Juniors met the Seniors in the annual Powderpuff game. The Seniors raised their winning record to 12-1 defeating the Juniors 34-7. For halftime entertainment, a Big Wheel race was held on the track. The cheerleaders reigned first with the Generaletres and Latin Club in 2nd and 3rd respectively. Following the gome, spirits flamed by burning the Hawks at the bonfire. Thursday brought out the I ' m a wild and crazy guy in everyone. Friday, the lost eventful day, was red and blue. The outdoor Pep Session brought together the foorboll team and Homecoming court for a spectacular afternoon in the greor outdoors or the stadium. The Blue Guord performed and helped to uplift our spirits still further for the Harding gome in the evening. Juniors 77 Ann Reninger, 9fi Dione Andorfer. and 41 Chetyl Phillips chose down Seniors 54 Decky Hoi- dy ond 28 Michele Cromer in the onnuol Powderpuff foorboll gonne. SPIF IT WEEK 11

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AWf :1 M - ' ' ■ i Mm i - JEsL i Vorsify squod Michelle Simermon, Michelle Doyd. Cindy Jackson, Kenny Hughes. Jeremy Hensler, Kris Grant, Steve Coccomo, Heidi Thiele, Dobby Stone, Rhondo Cook, Jeni Russell, Tony Shelton, Down Dett- mer, ond Dole Armsftong. Reserve squod: Tiffany DIoke, Tino Equio, Kristen Dyers, Charita Singleton, Sharon Knuckles, ' and Doris Lewis. Freshmon feom: Tereso Horris, Jonell DeTurk, Melonie Gallmeyer, and Jackie Colderbonk. CHEERLEADING 13