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

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thrilling, out- rageous, cra- zy, predict- able, wonderful, romantic, frantic, time- consuming are several words that describe Wayne student life. Students try to make the most out of every min- ute spent in the high school years. From the assemblies to pep sessions, and dances to club meetings — from putting time in on the Job to spending time working out. Students make the most of everything Wayne had to offer. From skateboa rding to BMXing and dance lessons to aerobics, Wayne students showed many of their talents out of the classroom. There were so many other things to do besides school work. Attending parties, ski trips and the annual Stratford trip preoccu- pied much of the spare time that Wayne students had to offer. OUT or YOLR SEATS

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HOMECOMIHG Irish Harrington names queen, Concor- dia beats Wayne, and the end of the tra- ditional firewori s 14 SWEETHEART BALL Roger Al er and Regina Adams named King and Queen of dance, new voting procedures took place 12 liAWAIIAPi LUAU Students prepare meal that proves to be one of the best in years, local media covers event 28 DAHCE MARATMOn The first Wayne Dance Marathon was ini- tiated by the Key Club and the money will go to charity 25 FROM The 1988 Prom was the first to have a Disc Jockey and broke Wayne ' s tradition for a live band 40 GRADUATIOn Seniors graduated June 6, 1988 and the ceremony was held at the Memorial Coliseum 42 A OUT or YOUR SEATS

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Romance, intrigue and total chaos Fifteen minutes after the bell rings signaling that class has started, Mr. Stud walks in with lipstick smeared across his mouth. It ' s not too hard to imagine just what Stud was doing in the halls to make him late. But that is just one of the many things that go on in the halls of Wayne High School. The act of flirting is amaz- ingly increased and well taught in the hallways dur- ing the passing periods. When a guy borrows the hall pass to go to the rest rooftu why is it that he somehow ends up walking by the class that the girl who has a crush on him is in? Surely it ' s by pure coincidence. Or how about the girl who tries to be sly. She waits around D hall comers so she can ac- cidently bump into that guy she likes when he ' s on his way to English. But enough about hall romances. Gossip, yeah . . . That ' s what mainly goes on in the halls. 1 see a lot of good friends talking about cute guys, said sophomore Ann Savieo. Cute guys, the Looking at the latest issue of the Dispatch, sophomore Keli Mertz readies to enter her locker for the fourth time today. Some students try to cut down on the number of trips to the locker. biology test, the weekend parties, what happened to so-and-so in fifth period are all mingled about in the halls. There is no escaping the chatter that exists there. What about before school? There are those kids that are working franti- see a lot of good friends talking about cute guys. — Ann Savieo cally at finishing their first period homework. There are those students that are eating Burger Dairy dough- nuts, those that are writing on their best friends lock- ers, and those couples that are making up for lost time (seeing how they haven ' t seen each other since last night). Oops, there are those dang romances again. There are some students, however, that spend their five minutes of free hall passing time to talk to their teachers. Yes, it is possible to communicate with a teacher out of class. Taking a stroll down senior hall en- ables people to see what creativity halls have to of- fer. You can always tell when a school sport is do- ing well because the hallways vAU be dec- orated with signs. It was great dur- ing football season. I ' ve never seen the school so decorated. There were posters on every wall, said senior Ann Stouder. Mrs. Morgan adds, One day 1 saw some kid pull one of Mr. Sawyers red streamers down off the ceil- ing. Sawyer saw him too. Boy, 1 thought that kid was going to see his everlast- ing! Sophomore Dave Morris summed up very well with two words what he saw in the halls, Massive chaos. A n TflE h.ALLS