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vvwl, WAYNE HIGH, . ,lggfv K9 Q! UNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Q l x FRONT ROW-Donovan Kurtz, guard, Gerald Smith, forwardg Earl Winegardner, for- ward, Allen Earl, guard. BACK ROW-L. E. Doty, coachg Albert Thompson, forward, Donald Blank, centerg George Shaner, centerg Lyle Lhamon, guard, Charlton Howell, guard. Clyde and Raymond Laycock, regular forwards on the team, are not in the pic- ture, having moved from Waynesfield immediately after the close of the season. This team is made up of boys from the Gth, 'Ith and Sth grades, and made a won- derful record for the season, winning 14 games and losing none. Among these games: were two games with Central Junior High of Lima, the Junior High teams of Wapak- oneta, two games with Bryan, and two with Gomer. The high school will fare well when these boys complete their eighth grade work. Five of them are entering high school next year. ll fl Page Twenty-Eight
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:Doggy WAYNE HIGH 149,61 GRCHESTRA The school orchestra was organized in the spring of 1927. This was the first time in the history of the school that instrumental music was taught within the regular schedule. The pupils have received their instruction under the excellent direction of Joseph N. Du Pere of Lima, during all the winter and summer periods since organi- zation. The present officers of the organization are Wayne Blank, presidentg Carl Miller, managerg Joe Horn, secretaryg and Morris Andrews, assistant secretary. Although the instrumentation up to the present has been inadequate for giving a concert, one has been given with the assistance of players from Lima Central. The orchestra has also furnished music for basketball games, a play given for the Christian Endeavor, the Junior class play, and the Junior-Senior banquet. The instrumentation has been steadily increasing, and it is to be hoped that within another year it will be possible to have a school band, properly uniformed. Prepara- tions are being made to give a big concert or musical play during the coming summer, wh'ch event will help in the realization of the above stated aims. al' -I J .- LJ Page Twenty Seven
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