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

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S ,J II ir 1 w 1 rtm, Aim. goodr ' Junior Christy Listenberger munches on a doughnut sold by the Home Ec Club. — Madame M Being creative takes the form of graffiti when Mr. McAlexander ' s sophomore English class takes a break from studies. — Madame M Punk Rockers sophomore Chad Musbaum and junior Dan Keller flip out with pancakes during spirit week. — Madame M Sophomore Susan Butterbaugh, finding CHS bor- ing, gives up her search for the undiscovered an- swers. — Madame M OPENING 5

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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

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swnm s. 4 4 ummer vacation, — that ' .when we party the best! But ' tracking down Carroll stu- dents this summer became more than checking out parties as students traveled, practiced cheers, rode BMX ' s to victory after victory, and ended up at the State Fair — for a very special reason. Indiana State University welcomed our Boys ' and Girls ' State representatives, sen- iors Dennis Meehan, Steve Sink, Paul Da- vis, Sara Byerley, and Julie Guyer; and Meehan claims it was a week to build a lifetime. August was a star-lit month for senior Julie Guyer as she began her reign as Indiana State Fair Queen making this summer, for her, like no other. Found in the winning circle in national com- petition, senior Julie Trevathon and sopho- more Howard Davis rode their way through the summer on BMX ' s. Shake those poms! Move those hips! Yell louder! Thirteen cheerleaders and ten pom pom members sneaked off to summer train- ing camps where the hard work paid off, according to senior Gina Rodriguez. Senior Julie Myers was finally located across an ocean and over mountains as she scurried about spain and Europe. Senior Jenny Koenig went directly to the United Nations in New York for her international experience. However, it was not uncommon to discover Carroll students going to their favorite lake, working hard at a seasonal job, or catching up on All My Children. Hey, toss me a Pepsi. Throw the Doritos over here! Whoops, I spilled it! — The sum- mer of 85 was a party at home and away to remember. — Bond. James Bond. Jumping into success. Sophomore Howard Davis conquers another BA X course at Grand Nationals. Representatives to pom-pon camp. Top: Gina Ro- driguez, Shelly Gensel, Wendy Kurtz, Andrea Kauff- man, Diane Zelt. Bottom: Sherry Blickendorf, Cindy Smith, Carrie Bobilya. Jill Harris, Debbie Smith. 6 SUMMER OF: 985 I