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

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. J h H r Bm 1 $ m tL hx t . i t Hs m IV 1 i kM mwJt ti ' 1 1 ▼ ' 1 , Tl ■ , l A X 1 ' v ■K 1 K ' K Grant, Sandy Tsigulofi tKchael Springper, Jerry Myers, Michelle O Oanaway, Charita Singleton, John Simmerman, Darrell Armstead, Jen- Senoff, Greg Eshelman, Katie Har- ngton. FIREWORKS INTRODUCE NEW QUEEN As each girl was seated after being introduced, the announcer relayed to the crowd that the 1984 - 85 homecoming queen was Lisa Lebamoff. The stadium lights glowed, a light fog rose, and as the cool air set in. Everyone knew it was going to be a night to remember. Home- coming is always memorable, but it was especially so this year, as Wayne trampled the Elmhurst Trojans 28 - 6. The game was exciting, but everyone seemed to be eyeing the clock waiting for the excitement of halftime. When the show began the Blue Guard played better than ever. The court and their escorts were in place — the stage was set for the big moment. Her name was read . . . Lisa Lebamoff, the 1984 Homecoming queen. The new queen, her court, and an excited crowd watched as the beautiful sparks of the fireworks faded and the stadium lights began to glow once again, and it was on with the football game. Following the triumphant game the fans headed to Wayne ' s commons to dance the night away. As junior Julie Jacques said, It was a night to remember. Senior Lisa Lebamoff accepts the title of homecoming queen. 14 HOMECOMINQ

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WHEELS TURNING Can I have the car tonight? A question not asked by those who have their mode of transportation. •b ' Senior Craig Rider ' s The Beast lurks in the lot. He ' ll be lucky if it runs another year. The Beast made itl THE BEAST A.K.A. senior Craig Rider ' s red 1973, rusted out station wagon has made it through another year of high school antics. Students arrive at Wayne between 7:30-8:00 a.m., in cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, and some even use their own physical mode of transporation; walking. Many students form carpools and take turns driving in order to save gas. We have to be economical, said Senior Darren Sullivan, I have two to three passengers every morning. After taking a glance out in the parking lot, one can see the many different personalities of Wayne High School students. If variety is the spice of life, we have a melting pot of personalities (and vehicles). Junior Juva Frash owns an ' 84 fire-engine red Camaro. Its sporty, sleek design attracts all eyes as it passes by the school. Last, but not least, Wayne does have its share of hot-rods. Cars with big chrome pipes sticking out of the hood, mag wheels, dual exhaust, and bumpers raised in the rear. No matter what type of car you have, you are still one of the more fortunate people. You ' ve got WHEELS! Junior Juva Frash ' s Firebird is a hot Item. The mean machine look Is the modern car to get. 16 CARS