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

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Glenbrook cinema, a spot known for their midnight movies IS seen In daylight. — Bryan Hoffman PICK OF THE FLICKS During 1984, going to the movies was a main source of entertainment. That year Ghostbusters was the top-grossing movie. Although Ghostbusters was the biggest money maker, the move was overlooked in the nomination of the Academy Awards. Ghostbusters probably earned double combined grosses of the five movies nominated as best picture of 1984; Amadeus, A Soldier ' s Story, Places in the Heart, Passage to In- dia, and The Killing Fields. Some other entertaining movies enjoyed by students were Bachelor Party, Beverly Hills Cop, In- diana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Purple Rain, Revenge of the Nerds. Rocky Horror, and Romancing the Stone. As we look back in time, four other movies hit the top, ones our parents might remember. —Molly Banister Great Movies of Yesteryear 1954— Marty 1964— The Sound of Music 1974— One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nest Best picture— Amadeus. Best actor— F. Murray Abraham, Amadeus. Best actress— Sally Fields, Places in the Heart. Supporting actor— Dr. Haing S. Ngor, The Killing Fields. Supporting actress— Peggy Ashcroft, A Passage to India. Best director— Milos Forman, Amadeus. Original song— I Just Called to Say I Love You by Stevie Wonder from A Woman in Red. Original score— Maurice Jarre, A Passage to India. Original song score— Prince, Purple Rain. Original screenplay— Robert Benton, Places in the Heart. Art direction— Patrizia Von Brandentein, Karl Cerny, Amadeus. Cinematography— Chris Menges, The Killing Fields. Costume— Theodor Pistek, Amadeus. Makeup— Paul LeBlanc and Dick Smith, Amadeus Film editing— Jim Clark, The Killing Fields Visual effects— Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Achievement in sound— Amadeus Ghostbusters creeps to number one.— Jeff Ashton

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The ideal teenage sound systenn.— Jeff Ashton GRRMMY WINNERS Album of the Year Can ' t Slow Down —Lionel Richie Rock Male Vocalist —Bruce Springsteen Pop Male Vocalist —Phil Collins Best New Artist — Cyndi Lauper Connedy Recording Eat It — Weird AIYanl ovic TOP OF THE CHARTS We connect favorite songs with a special occurrence in our life. To help us remember 1984 and to help our parents recall songs from their childhood, here are a few popular numbers from 1954, 64, 74, and 84. —Kelly Dellinger 1954 ' Hey There (Rosemary Clooney) Secret Love (Doris Day) Wanted (Perry Como) 1964 Downtown (Petula Clark) Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong) Fun, Fun, Fun (Beach Boys) I Want To Hold Your Hand (Beatles) 1974 The Way We Were (Barbra Streisand) Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John) Let Me Be There (Olivia Newton-John) You ' re Sixteen (Ringo Starr) 1984 When Doves Cry (Prince) Footloose (Kenny Loggins) Missing You (John Waits) What ' s Love Got to Do With I (Tina Turner) Against All Odds (Phil Collins) Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper) lAZINE

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Drummer Scott Bremer ' s hands are too quick to be seen. — Dennis Meehan SOUTH PRCIFIC W- |:.,. f i i -7£ r 7i f After 3,700 hours of singing, dancing, memorizing, and rehears- ing, the curtains opened to the audience for an enjoyable evening of Roger ' s and Hammers- tein ' s South Pacific. It was a production of superlatives: Most exten- sive set, one of the largest casts ever, put together in the shortest amount of time, (four v eel s) , largest opening night crowd, most expos- Mike Tilbury A onders about tlie sanity of it all as his makeup Is applied backstage. — Dennis Meehan ed flesh, most exotic location, most freshman in a show and least amount of mishaps dur- ing the performances; for not only the cast, but the pit band and behind the scene people as well. Under the acting direc- tion of Mrs. Cindy Shipley, vocal direction of Mrs. Caria Doles and Mr. Luke Matthew acting as music director and producer this three hour performance was a smash. Thanks to the tireless efforts of these people the curtains clos- ed on another Carroll musical. — April Combs Cast and orchestra of South Pacific . Pit, (left to right) Dawn Cross, Sonia Stewart, Julie Brincefield, Laura Bracht, Jeff Koenig, Krista King, Beth Ennrich, Brent Harris, Scott Bremer, Joe Royal, Brian Clark, (Not shown: Missy Makovicka, Betsy Mayhall, Erek Sherwood) . (Stage, front row) Troy Mounsey, Molly Knotts, Pam Fadden, Kristie Kuhn, Chad Thurston, Alicia Hissong, Erica Robinson, Mindy Stevenson, Amy Smoots. (2nd row) Arian Grimm, Ron Sanders, Dennis Meehan, Maria Schlatter, Jarrod Lawson. (3rd row) Mike Tilbury, Melanie Dooley, Michelle Fletcher, Sharyn Oliver, Christy Geller, Lisa Linnemeier, Linda Lee, Ed Kwak, Tamie Ashworth, Rod Goelz, Karen Asp, Monica Logue, Tammy Wolf, Melana Tobolski. (Back row) Chad Gray, Troy Fry, Kevin Kohart, Todd Smoots, April Combs. Louis Bojrab, Junior Liggett, Eddy Semler, Kip Kuhn.— Wattes Studio ZINE