Wayne High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Good Hope, OH)

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mr-'Tl 'J f Z: X ,SN ' x Senior Class Play 1 The Senior 4-lass presented the three not eomedy entitled Bm'khone on May 11, 1928, at llfayne Hall. --C'AST- I MR.. HENRY EASTON-Whose print-ipal aeeomplislnnent is the nmliing' ofmoney ...... MRS. LUCILLE EASTON-An adept in dishursing the fruits Henry's eonnnereial sagacity .............. .... ELIZABETH EASTON-The attractive daughter .. MR. BARTON-Owner of a depal-tment store . .. FRED BAR-TON-Son of his indulgent father ................. . . . . Donald Rife of Pauline Hut-hison . Lueille Sesslar . . . Roy Geesling . Donald Par-rett WlLLIE SCOTT-Who lets well enough alone, and plods along in the belief that he amounts to nothing--until ........ . llugh Zimmerman WILBUR-Office boy nt store ..... ................. . . Willard Penwell COLLECTOR-For installment house . . . . . KATE-Maid at the Easton home .......... ................ . MISS VVOODXVAR-D-lVho believes in the message of the stars . . ELIZABETIPS FRIENDS- TOM ............. , , , JACK . . , , BOB ...... DOROTHY . . . MARIOX . . . 24 .. VVilliam Clark Lucille Garringer Franees Williams Willard Bonham . . . Waco Patton .. Kenneth Junk .. Dona Gordon . . . Beth Bliznrd l 4 All

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I. ,, -J X-t-'L ff -Q' 1-11 Sophomore Class History Yes, here we are on the second phase of our journey. When we entered W. H. S. we did not have any realization of fgjoQnd sorrows, defeats and victories which lay before us. From our glorified pdsitioniin the eighth grade we embarked in the Freshman class. How we did hate to be thought of as green Neverthe- less we withstood the taunts and jeers of the upper classmen and are continuing our journey. ' .W H If - As we entered W. H. S. for the first time we we? filled with a burning fire of ambition mingled with curiosity. It did not take us long toy become accustomed to the rules and regulations. Notwithstanding the work wed accomplished, we had much enjoyment and pleasure. We have continued to sustain our afufbition and enthusiasm, a.nd we are proud of each member of our class. This 'year we are under the able leadership of our president, Norbnrn Rife, and we have as our see- retary-treasurer, Jane Braden. We Sophomores have taken part in many worthy enterprises, and feel sure that we have contributed to the honors of Wayne High. We have been so fortunate as to have a number of members on both the boys' and girls' basketball teams. Adding to this honor the Sophomore class was represented by Juanita Hayes on the debat- ing team. Some of us were members of the Orchestra and Glee Club, and several of our class belong to the Omega Lambda Sigma Literary Society. A part of the masculine contingent was also greatly honored by participating jnwthe minstrel which was a great success. So you can easily see why we arefso proudiofour squad and why we are the least bit egotistical. We have rejoiced in victory atfd have wept in defeat, and when we enter our Junior year we are going to set our goal even higher and fight for more victories. We wish to extend our utmost gratitude to our kind faculty to whom we owe our success and knowledge. We are striving to become Seniors and when we shall gaze, as students, on the structure of our school for the last time, we shall hope to have left deep footprints on the pages of history of dear old Wayne High. -Evangeline Hamman. 23 r - v ei... J

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