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

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Hair today, gone tomorrow? Eoch year brings new hoirsryles. This was the year of rhe French braids — Dione Alexonder The hand is quicker than the eyel For some it does tol e magic to solve the cube — Dione Alexonder

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Friends Juonito Romsey ond dote. Dev Moloney, ond Kevin Merrlmon relax during o breok in the music — Woner ' s Studio The Royal Couple. The Prom king ond queen, Mike Brown ond Dione Mc- Comb, pose for o royol photogroph — Wotter ' s Studio Vr ■ ' We ' ve Get Tonifiht: Fairy-Tale Nisfht Prom nighr — rhe magical evening when fairy-rale gowns and tuxedos turn young women into princesses and their escorts into princes. After being held at the Block Rose for the post two yeors, rhe locorion was moved ro rhe Romodo Inn. The rheme of rhis year ' s prom, We ' ve Gor Tonight, ond rhe prom colors of blue and silver, coupled wirh rhe condlelighr on rhe robles ser rhe romonric mood. Before rhe Prom, many couples found themselves din- ing or some of Forr Wayne ' s finesr resrouronrs: The Wharf, Moonroker, Smugglers, even Cafe Johnell ' s. Afrer dinner, the Senior Rex Hoke ond sophomore Tom- my r ouch enjoy o slow donee during rhe Junior-Senior Prom — Wotter ' s Srudio couples begon arriving at rhe prom and srorred dancing ro rhe music of rhe Steel Bond. The long-owoired crowning of rhe 1982 Prom King and Queen finally arrived. The courr consisred of Dione Alexander, Greg Frey, Lori Reece, Mike Brown, Angi Drerup, Brad Gumberr, Diane McComb, and Brian Pelkingron. The P,oyQl Couple was then announced. They were Dio ne McComb, queen, and Mike Brown, king. When rhe final donee hod ended, rhe couples slowly drifred our, leaving behind mony foiry-role memories. — Debbie Fenron

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Seniors gone crazy? No, they ' ve just gone punk os they donee the worm ' during the homecoming pep ses- sion — Gil Denbtook There is life in lockersi Vickie Roe disploys het idols ttom the populot soop ' Genetoi Hospitol — Gil Benbfook Izcds tc deve: What next? Trends ore defined in Webster ' s Dicrionary os being current styles or preferences Trends abounded ot CH5; new and different clothiing and hairstyles, dances and fiobbies hit Carroll with a bang. Riding in fronn the prairies of the West were jeans and cowboy boors, and flown in on private Lear jets from the Ivy League schools were wool skirts, deck shoes, monogrommed sweaters, and IZOD5. Then there ' s the ideal hairstyle, French braids, that go with anything and everything An unusual and painful trend seemed to be crutches. There was barely a week thot went by when there wasn ' t at least one person on crutches. Some people will do anything to get out of class five minutes early. What has six colorful sides and is so difficult to solve, it could give a person o nervous breakdown? Why, it ' s the Rubik ' s cube, of course! The on- ly thing more difficult thon solv- ing the cube is trying to unders- tand the book on how to solve it. Despite the complexity of the situation this seemingly sim- ple squore object won the hearts of many, Noah and Bobbie broke up. Heather ' s out of jail, Luke and Louro got married ond now she ' s missing, Sound confusing ' It is. but it ' s also the biggest trend in TV. After all, who could miss o single episode with all the goings on in General HospiroP As in the song GENERAL HOSPITALE ' where it ends up, nobody knows , so are the trends. Who knows where the trends of tomorrow will take us? It could be thot the people of the future will detest IZODS!? But then old IZODS never die. they just migrate to Harvard, or worse — turn punk! — Lori LoDundy