Wayne Memorial High School - Spectator Yearbook (Wayne, MI)

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THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE For the past four years we have been as socxated w1th the faculty of our Wayne Hmgh School, and we feel It has been a wonderful cooperative experlence In our later years as we turn the pages of our annual to re hve our high school days, we fam111es frxends and mstructors that helped us to develop our personalmes To them we gxve our s1ncere thanks Howard Green Presxdent shall then realize that it was the guidance of our

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e new' Catngggews Give the world the best you have and the best wi come back to you en rd Gfe owtgresment Wxth plgtalls, short skirts, a scared and awed feelmg, the class of 48 romped into Wayne High School as Freshles ln 1944 Ted Ndf was elected president but as Freshies we were quite restricted ln our actxviues As we passed mto the Sophomore class, we began to feel smoother and surer of ourselves We were on the bunk of belng upperclassmen. of the year was ordenng our class nngs which thrilled us through and through In 47 we were upper classmen at last, Juniors and we had class rings to prove it New sponsors were elected that year Mrs Clyne and Mr Luccock Stanley Kerbyson was chosen president Our first formal dance, the annual I Hop, at McKenny Hall on February 12th, was considered most successful Ou- sandwich sales, concessions at games, and the sale of Christmas cards helped to boost our treasury Black and white became the class colors W bade farewell to the class of '47 with a sigh and H ' a MOTTO Our president was john Abner. Olr 'Big Moment' u D , f . 3