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

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5ai.,5-«»;i%W ' Leisure acfivifies soften rough edges of daily school life The spirit of Wayne High School grew and extended itself to let the public know that we existed and that we had met our initial challenge. Our spirit withstood all kinds of farm jokes. But we could not be held guilt- less of spreading some of those ourselves. We heard all kinds of riot jokes and football jokes and occasionally a joke or two to the effect that our principal, Mr. William Davis, was working under an assumed name. Wayne took the ribbing during it ' s first year. But there was never a bunch of more invulner- able supermen in history. Wayne ' s spirit grew in experience and learning. But Wayne ' s spirit also grew vyith just plain fun. .4 J 4 J - .V v 1K ' ;-. v% '

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Wayne H. 9. Success Story premiers; opening night smash This wasn ' t going to be the success story of Wayne High School. But why not? Wayne spent the entire year working on and worl ing out the initial challenge. Success means different things to different people. Some would still not consider Wayne a success. But, to the Generals, the success came when the pride came in saying, I go there. Success came when spirit developed in a brand new school. Success came when Wayne finally became recognized as an admirable adversary in basketball. Success came when the old school license plates were removed from cars and were replaced with Wayne plates. Success came when the first class of seniors graduated from Wayne. Is Wayne High School really a success story? Ask a General.