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

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Have it your way at Burger King. The only place where you can have a whopper with anything. When you ' re hot and sweaty, Coke Is the one that will satisfy your thirst. Remember Coke Is Itl ■« H Kentucky Fried Chicken has eleven herbs and spices on each piece of chicken. KFC added a new Item on their menu this year, Kentucky Fried Nuggets. JUNK FOOD S9 ■ iiraiiiL ' II I I

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URGE TO SPLURGE The urge to splurge comes to all of us, whether it be a large Peanut Buster Parfait, a greasy hamburger, or a jaw breaker filled with raspberry bubble gum. But with rising costs, who can afford to buy that junk food? Certainly not our sweet tooth. The parent generation most likely can, if reminiscing about the good ole days, recalling when a McDonald ' s hamburger, known to the present genera- tion as Waxs, was a mere George Washington (quarter); however, that price has doubled in the last 16 years. If our sweet tooth can ' t afford such high prices then why bother with junk food? Some crazed individuals have been brought up on sugar. Sugar in the morning on their cereal, sugar on their grape- fruit for lunch, and sugar on their dessert for dinner. The majority have become used to sugar in their diet and have therefore become the dreaded sugar addict. Others seem to only want to support the sugar industry. Whatever the reason, the companies that provide sugar in all forms are focusing in on those specified people in hopes to obtain a profit with their junk food. Thousands of dollars are poured into advertising to create a gimmick for their junk food; however, they tend to ignore the obvious. If these individuals have a desire for junk food, they don ' t care where they go as long as the junk food passes the qualification for being named that honorary distinction, junk food. It must not be healthy, but just fattening. Most students go to Mc Donalds and Taco Bell, when they get the urge to splurge. Although Wendy ' s Old Fashioned Hamburgers is where everyone goes to find the beef. 28 JUNK FOOD

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u 5 The Latin Club slave sale was one of the favorite events during the Christmas holiday. The event raised over $600. Contributing to a worthy cause Crossroads Each and every Christmas Wayne high school gets involved in the holiday spirit by contributing to a very worthy cause. In previous year ' s Wayne has taken a much active part in seeing that area organizations that help the city are able to continue doing so. In order to keep in the Christmas spirit all year long the Generals help to raise money to help special organizations. This year Wayne chose Cross- roads, the Fort Wayne Children ' s Home. The student council under the leadership of president Mike Arnold worked to achieve a giant goal of $3,000. Which was reached the last day before Christmas break. Crossroads, who once was dedicated solely to orphaned chil- dren, has evolved into a residential treatment center for abused and emotionally disturbed adolescents. New beginnings are a possibili- ty for many young lives because of Crossroads. It is a sincere concern of their staff to restore these children to wholesome life-style in their community. Wayne High School had an interest in seeing that these people have the happiest of holidays, and are able to live the lives of everyday children. Some of the biggest contribu- tions came from the Latin Club Rent-A-Roman project and the Wayne High School band. Sophomores Julie Lichtsinn, Laury Robertson, and Tammy Sheckler pose in front on the Christmas tree in the commons. 30 CHRISTMAS CROSSROADS