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

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:ry 86 3 to- cV - ' . THl SWITCH Wayne High School 9100 Winchester l Fort Wayne, Indiana Volume XV

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i ia kThe table of contentS 6- The switch of it all In the student life section, the main highlights include homecoming, prom, fall play and band. 66- 42- Overload In the academic section m orl highlights include awards and the new astrology class. Inside the circuit In the clubs section m or highlights include sensation singers, speech, COE, Sentry and Dispatch staffs and boost- 124- cuit breakers In the people section m or highlights include sen- iors portraits, under- classmen, staff and ad- ministration. 92- Power Cir- In the sports section mayor highlights include boys cross- country, gymnastics, volley- ball and boys track. 170- Instant visibility In the index section ma- jor highlights include team photos, senior ads from mom and dad, and advertisements. ©

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ARen County Public Ubf«V ft. Wayne, Wis A celebration going on riglit Iiere Time to hit the Books It is time for school once againi Well, summer was nice, but now it is over, no more time spent at Markle, or the Avalon Fool. It ' s time to attend all of those football games and parties, and of course those informative school lectures, now is the time to hit those books. The first week of school is always fun — new classes, new faces and new attitudes. The big switch in the office let some new light shine upon Wayne High School. Many new faces were seen in the halls during the first few days of school. The first week of school was hectic with senior and underclassmen class changes and drops. And of course there were those still confused — freshmen who didn ' t know where to go or what to do. Life in high school is a big switch in itself, so many new things to get used to and so many things to take in. But the school was celebrating. As Kool and the Gang put it, There ' s a celebra- tion going on right here. A celebration to last throughout the year. That ' s ex- actly what 1985-86 school year meant to several seniors. Their final year in high school. Enjoy . . . Helping to support the class of ' 86, Jeff Crabill sells T-shirts to earn money. Jeff is the president of the senior class. OPErilNQ