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

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Soaps end ' s school begins The envelope arrives in the mail, thick vAth registra- tion papers. A word that hasn ' t entered your mind since June suddenly ap- pears in big, bold letters. SCHOOL. Your first reac- tion is Yuck!! But the more you think about it, registration doesn ' t seem so bad. Let ' s face it, where else can you catch up on all of the best summer gossip? Juicy dirt on who had what parties makes registration dowmright fun. Better yet, you can catch up on old news with old friends that you lost touch with over the summer and check out all of the new guys (or girls) at school this year. Registration went much faster this year than last year, said senior Kyle Roe. Senior Steve Read com- mented, We don ' t have to put up with all of the stuff underclassmen do. When you ' re a senior you get away with more! Well, it ' s time to go back to school. Registration al- ways makes that official. We ' ll just have to wonder if Victor and niki get a divorce and if she ' s really in remis- sion. Will Ashley go back to Victor or is she falling in love with her psychiatrist? Is nina pregnant with Phil- lip ' s child? riot only are we worried about all this, but what about Erica — w she have Travis ' baby, and will Jesse and Angle finally realize that they are made for each other regardless of the fact that Angle is magna cum laude and Jesse is a street hood. Love always prevails. When you ' re a senior you get away with a lot more. Steve Read Will rioell and Jeremy ever get together; or after he finds out that she is truly Silver Kane, Erica ' s sister, will he still love her? Hard to believe this garbage kept us occupied the whole sum- mer. Boy, now that 1 look back at my sad, empty life; filled with soap opera tur- moil, I ' m already to sign up for classes, pick up my ID and order my yearbook and newspaper. Try to hold me back. After all, why else would they invent VCR ' s?? by niki forbing At the final stage of registration junior Duane Waterman reaches in his poci et for his wallet to pay all his upcoming dues for the 87-88 school year. Mrs. Nurrill along with Diane Reese are glad to take his money. REQISTRATIOri A

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riling through the line, with their returning experience sophomores Shelly Cane, Deana Embry, Linda Robinson, Angie Baumgartner, and Cathy Jones anxiously await to order another Sentry yearbooK. Getting back into the swing of things includes gathering in the commons. Smiling pretty for the camera is sophomore Michelle Monnin gets her picture taken for the upcoming school year during registration. Senior Tara Griffith is signing her life away as she enters into her fourth and final year of school. You dare not sign anything without reading it first. A J0 REQISTRATIOn

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Spending time witii someone special The colorful pink, gray, red and white decorations set the mood for the enjoy- able evening of dance, re- freshments, entertainment and fun. Also, helium bal- loons were arranged nicely around the dance floor and at the entrance area. On Saturday, February 13, the third annual Sweet- heart Ball, sponsored by the French Club, took place in the commons area from 8:30 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. Many couples danced the night away with music pro- vided by Doctor Feelgood. There was some good and bad music played, but you ' ll find that at any dance you go to, said senior Tara Fox. In addition to the DJ, a quartet made up of seniors Dave Orr and Doug Bilby, junior Matt Elder, and sophomore Bill Byers, per- formed a variety of song to make the evening more spectacular. This year the coronation was held a little differently. When couples entered the dance, they were asked to sign their names on their The highlight of the evening came when the coronation of Sweetheart Ball King Roger Aker and Queen Regina Adams were crowned. A ticket so that they would be eligible to be on the court. Later that night names were drawn for the court. This year each class had their own classification. The winners were as follows Lord and Lady, freshmen Bill Lawrence and Amy Huff- man; Duke and Dutchess, Coronation was different and pretty much surpris- ing. Rekaya Gibson sophomores John Wolfe and Kay Springer; Prince and Princess, juniors Matt Crow and riiki Forbing; and for the senior class, the King and Queen were Roger Akex and Regina Adams. Coronation was different and pretty much surprising, but at least everyone had the opportunity to win, said senior Rekaya Gibson. This year ' s Sweetheart Ball was bigger and better than last year ' s, thanks to the many French club par- ticipants. Three years ago the Publications Depart- ment decided that Wayne had no traditions, so they gave it one and had the first annual Sweetheart Ball ever. But the mold was set and having started the ball rolling. Pub backed out and the second annual Ball was by the French and Latin clubs. It went off a little better than the first, because more people at- tended. This year ' s Ball was a great success, giving Wayne the tradition that Pub decided Wayne was lacking, by Rekaya Gibson SUEETMEARTS BALL