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

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109216 W X ' Improving his coordination and ball handling skills, senior Steve Sink takes time out from tennis practice to have some fun. — Marsha Mellow ■7 ' spose we could use this, Junior Karen Asp works on the set of the school play staged in Our Miss Brooks — Marsha Mellow Spreading Christmas cheer. Minstrel Magic sings the traditional Fruitcake song during a Christmas brunch performance. — Mr. Ron Kuhn 7 OPENING 3

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ABen County PuMcUbron 7i denco4A€n From the beginning, the stu- dents of Carroll High school all sensed it. Perhaps they didn ' t exactly know quite what it was. But it was there. Something was different, and they searched within the school and within themselves to find it. The 1985-86 school year was a year of rebuilding. Many new questions arose causing the students and the community to dig beneath the sur- face to find answers: When will con- struction of the new middle school begin? After it is completed, how might it affect us? What changes will our new principal make? What will his policies be? With the graduation of the class of 1985, several departments, especial- ly those of athletics and fine arts, suf- fered drastic talent losses and re- quired many new replacements. The incoming freshmen possibly won- dered, Will 1 be able to live up to such high expectations? What will my contributions to Carroll be? Yet they were not the only students full of unanswered questions. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors alike were look- ing for something in which to excel; something for which they would be remembered. Gradually, students got back into the swing of school, extra-curriculars, and athletics. They began unlocking new doors overflowing with new dis- coveries and finding new solutions to new problems. They set out on a quest to uncover the new aura of Car- roll High School. — Madeline Hayes ■ i vir The volleyball team proudly displays its sectional| championship trophy. The Chargers eliminated Home stead in the final round of play to capture Carroll second title. — Mr. Buzz Shady Hail Mary full of grace. Sister Martha Roel changes habits for a day. The senior class sported many unusual costumes for Halloween. — Madame Ml 2 OPENING

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Junior Louis Bojrab enjoys the annual American Studies Tlianl sgiving dinner. — Marsha Mellow Explaining their rise to rock stardom becomes more difficult as sophomores Mailene Soyster and Sarah Meehan do it en francais. — Sherlock Holmes Not very undercover junior Doug Shaw downs a Coke for fuel to study. — Madame M Building spirit varsity cheerleaders help the Char- gers rise to the top against the Garrett Railroaders. — Staci Goebel Joining in the Christmas spirit junior Jenni Slabach contemplates singing carols with the Student Coun- cil. — Marsha Mellow 4 OPENING