Carroll High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Dressed as a Charger, ion Zucco pre- pores to scolp worrior Dob Boxell, Susan Lowery and Bobbi Molorr woir their turn for Q hoircur. Wotter ' s The band led by Drum Mojors Poulo Wine ond Tracy Shively. begins the parade of festivities before the gome, — Wotter ' s Studio ■icmecciniiifi Climax t€ an Excitins Week. An exciting week of spirit and cosrumes climaxed into homeconning nighr. Many loyal fons braved rhe chilly October temperature to see the Chargers lose 17-7 to state- runner-up Woodlan. The morching Chargers, led by Drum Majors Paula Wine and Tracy Shively, started off the festivities with the tradi- tional trek around the track. Following was the parade of floors and the Homecoming court and queen contestants. Holftime, however was when rhe show really began with performances by the bond, drill team, ond the rifles and flogs. The floats took a final The Charger offensive squod orronges Itself on the line of scrimmage ogolnst o tough Woodlon defense. — Wottet ' s Studio futn before it was announced that the junior ' s Scalp those worriors entry was the winner. Finally the moment of crowning arrived. Last year ' s queen Kelly Warren was on hand to present the crown to 1981 winner, Lori Reece. A special feature of the night was a trip the girls ' golf team made on a Huntertown fire truck. Accompanied by sirens, whirling lights, and blaring horns, the state runner-ups were greeted by standing ova- tions from staunch Charger fans OS well OS from the Woodlon fans. — Lisa Lowery Homecoming 15

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Beast tamer Kyle Shields recounts his Qdvenrures ro the brove Miss Evarts before reveoling the monsters identity to the world — Wotter ' s Studio M.C. Oob Coffee ond cord girl Wendy Shipley delighted the audience with their humorous ontics — Wotter ' s Studio Fellies 81: ecins cut with a bana What combines melodic sing- ing, energetic dancing, folenred acting, comedy and applause? You guessed ir — The Follies! And this year was no exception as the Follies went Vaudeville. The theme was impressively illustrated throughout the show. Plush moroon curtains draped the entrance where cigarette girls in glittering mini-skirts ond vests handed out picture pro- grams to the eoger oudience. A top-doncing cord girl, be- ing chased by o persistent M.C , announced the acts and added some humor to the show. The scenery, emblazoned with a collage of Voudevillian characters, provided a scenic background for the wide varie- ty of performances that presented something for every taste Singing serenely. Beauty Julie Dabill doesn ' t know thot the lovesrruck Beost (Eric Dellinger) is about to sweep her off her feet — Wotter ' s Studio Minstrel Magic performed the finale, while other soloists ond duos supplied lively enter- toinment throughout the show. A punk rock routine by the Senior Drill team was a hit with the audience, as dancers poured energy into snappy routines. The mysterious identity of the Deost was finolly reveoled, ond students demonstrated their octing obility in a typicol Voudevillion Mellowdromo. OS numerous comedy skits brought laughs from the crowd As the curtains closed on the last strains of the finole, the au- dience opplouded, demonstrating their opproval and proving to the cost thot though this was the lost Follies, it definitely was not the least. — Susan Lower