Canterbury High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1983 volume:

JAlNJiEiRBiyRflflCsRlOlS The Canterbury Cross The Cross of Canterbury rests upon the upper left field. Symbolic of our name and ancient origin, the cross is traced to 500 A.D., uncovered in the great Cathedral at Canterbury England. Crux Canterburiensis Crux Canterburiensis in loco superiore et sinistro restat. Signum nominis nostri antiquaeque originis, crux reperta in ecclesia .maxima Canterburiensi in Britannia, ad annum DL domini nostri relata est. La Croix de Canterbury La Croix de Canterbury se place a gauche. Symbole de notre nom et de notre origine ancienne, la croix remonte jusqu ' a T origine d e 500A .D. ou elle etait deconverte dans la grande cathedral e en Angleterre a Canterbury W$t Canterbury ikijool SP BOARD OF TRUSTEES Holly Bierman William Cast Wayne Dawes Druscilla Doehrman Joyce Grotrian Craig Keoun Frank Kimbrough Michael McCollum Janet Paflas Michael Parrott Sue Posther C. Corydon Randall Paul Smith Thomas Summers Michael Weaver TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty l Past Graduates 2 Homecoming 4 Chri stmas 6 Writers ' Conference 8 Science Fair 10 Play 12 Math Contest 14 Ki ndergart en 1 6 First Grade 18 Second Grade 20 Third Grade 22 Fourth Grade 24 Lower School Explorations 26 Yearbook Staff. 30 Student Government 31 Fifth Grade 32 Sixth Grade 34 Seventh Grade 36 Eighth Grade 38 Upper School Trips 46 Soccer Teams 50 Basketball Teams 56 Gymnastics 62 Classes and Specials 64 a KM? Jonathan Hancock - Headmaster, Latin Sylvia Hanselmann - Lower School Director Joyce Jackscn - Bookkeeper Judy Zelt - School Secretary Janet Spindler - Business Manager Kathy King - Kindergarten Judy Anderson - Kindergarten Roberta Beaman - Grade one Connie McGowin - Grade one Sally Strauss - Grade two Nancy Hamlin - Grade two Ruth Karau - Grade three Marian Randall - Grade three Lee Stehlik - Grade four Margaret Lyng - Grade four Verne! 1 Fettig - English 5, 8 Marcia Ashton - English 6, 7 Judy Hayhurst - Math Janet Paflas - Math Ann Kreamer - Math, Computer Dee Smith - Math, Social Studies 5, 6 Tonya Pence - Social Studies 6, 7, 8 Linda Hamrick - Science 5, 6, 7, 8 Carol Dinger - Science 5, 6 Sue Smith - Religion Meg Finnin - French K - 4 Rick St. Laurent - French 5 - £ Lindy Demyan-Lehr - Art Dale Berry - Physical Educatior Greg Mauch - Athletic Director Marqaret Braeking - Brass Erv ' in Orban - Strings Marilee Porter - Choral Director Jana Reinking - Woodwinds Joan Stanger - Drama Alice Hancock - Librarian Suzie Weaver - Reading Wayne Gerard - School Psychologist Patti Bash - Health Beverly Payne - School Nurse Pat Innis - Speech Consultant Andy Shepelak - Bus Driver Willie Nelson - Bus Driver Tom Roberts - School Custodian $ast ratiuattng Cla es Class of Class of ' 81 Class of ' 82 THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE On the second day of spring, the winds whistled, March icicles tinkled, and the thermometer took a nosedive. Nevertheless, undaunted board members and 8th graders from the class of ' 83 broke ground (or rather snow, depending on how technical one wants to be) for Canterbury High School... and yet another dream rises in our continuing tradition of scholarly excellence. We build upon the past and rejoice in the present, but most of all we will watch our High School rise with the promise of tomorrow: a complete Canterbury community of K-12. October homecoming brought alumni, friends, students and pa rents together into one huge gala in celebration of all that Canterbury means to all of us. As the first nip of winter cooled the air and crimson leaves drifted about us, we fought the good fight one more time in soccer, stuffed ourselves with pizza, scared ourselves in the haunted house, and tried again and again in the cakewalk, and ended the evening as the Rubber Band and the Beach Boys serenaded us into the night. | V Hili . ... mmm mas  M Awards David Ashton Susan Hayhurst Randy Wat erf i eld Brian Lott Susan Maki Greg Lyng Amelia Fettig Elizabeth Simmons Leah Voors Erin Felger Peter Bobeck Melissa Dyer Megan Musgrave Alison Jones Shannon St i 1 lman Emily Kimbrough Brad McCollum Jennifer Mackel Michelle Roberts Elisa Spindler Julie Williams Chris Sessions Anne Hayhurst Brad Keoun Aaron Swihart Matt Elliott Suzanne Summers David Andrew Amy Sugarman Jonathan Ashton Mike Woodruff Mary Roth Stan Clark Michael Summers John Paflas Renata Bauman Independent Entry Traci Rittenberg Elizabeth Simmons Michael Summers Anne Hayhurst Special Design Award: Karin Rittenberg coordinated by Marcia Ashton o lJreWslory Shnmmms J jOgi coordinated by Linda Hamrick RY| gar Lessons from mousetraps, paper planes ByBILLZLATOS OfTheNtw-Stntin ! At Canterbury School, 5601 Cov- ington Road, students may never learn how to build a better mouse- trap, but they ' re learning how to build better mousetrap-powered cars and paper airplanes. Canterbury ' s first mousetrap car race and paper airplane contest — and perhaps the only one in the city — were part of the school ' 9 science fair Tuesday. The fair featured 187 exhibits. First-place winners are to take part in the regional science fair April 16 at IU-Purdue Fort Wayne. Jill ffliinnfti,,, once upon mattRess Music by MARY RODGERS Lyrics by MARSHALL BARER Directed by Joan Stanger Sets by Lindy Demyan-Lehr Music played by Marilee Porter Once upon a time there was a kingdom without a princess. The King (Jamie Rea) was a mute, whose every word was translated by his Jester (Heather Hamrick). The Jester and the Minstrel (Jonathan Ashton) entertained the Court, ruled over by the Queen (Renata Bauman) and her son Prince Dauntless the Drab (David Andrew). Sir Harry (Sean Eviston) leaves behind his bride-to-be, Lady Larkin (Julie Lentz) to find a true Princess of royal blood, Winifred (Valerie Keoun). Winifred swims the moat, proclaims herself shy, and passes the queen ' s test. At last the prince can marry, the kingdom re- joices, the king asserts himself and they all live (as in any fairy t le) happily ever after!! W! 4 K iefi Hili ! Photographs by Jim Bauman FRm §wm$t Coordinated Teams r-« tf aa mma The Lower School: The Fires of Knowledge The smallest enter the lower school, to be touched and held by the dancing wonder, the lifelong magnificent power of the burning fire of knowledge. Ludus Inferior - Ignes Scientiae Minimi in ludum inferiorem introiunt ut re mira saltante tangantur et habeantur, vi mirabili et diuturna fl ammae scientiae L ' Ecole Basse: Les Feux de la Connaissance Les plus petits entrent 1 ' ecole basse puisqu ' ils soient touches et tenus par le merveille dansant, l ' attrait magnifique et perpetuel de l ' allumage du feu de la connaissance THE AMAZING allnew Kindergarten Mrs. King Jonathon Albright Anil Atluri Jamie Anderson Jennifer Beck James Cowan Jeremy Fleck Damion Genetos Ryan Harris Sujani Kanagala Robert Kischuk John Pasalich Steven Presser Debra Ruedebusch Jimmie Stanford Sean Vegel er MOREEXCTTING Jell Water field Alicia Wissman 16 Le jandin d ' enfants Mrs. Anderson Vicky Andrew Ama r Ba j pa i Jonathan Baltes Lesa Barnes Jeffrey Cooper Angie Fesler Leah Kaplan James Kel 1 ey Dylan Kite Jonathan Mann Michael Nguajah Richard Presser Jessica Sims Susan Stanford Kisha Steininger Less Is More Laura Weaver Jonathan Wooding 17 First Grade Mrs. 3eaman Aashish Amin Elizabeth Armbuster Carrie Carto Lori Cooper Andy Cul p Janel Dawes Nelwyn Fettig Colm Gallagher Gretchen Grotrian Chri stop her Gruber Aren Hansen Wendi Hauck Matthew Musgrave Abigail Post her Jeffrey Roma in premier niveau Mrs. Connie McGowin Drake Bennett Joshua Dalton Natal ya Edl unc Karen El 1 er Katharine Evi ston Beth Gantz Sarita James Keerthi Kanubaddi Ashley Paflas Lesleigh Parrott BE ? H ■ 1 ' ■ ___- HE: Eric Roberts Bryan Stone Curtis Swihart Michael Tapp Stephen Wi ssman 8 Second Grade Miss Strauss EXPLO Hoi 1 i Anderson Becky Berl in Joel Johnston Shannon Jones Andrew Kaplan Jennifer McCollum Allyson Paflas Robert Rausch Jeffrey Sand! er David Simmons Jamie Stewart Bryan Williams Samantha Ahuji Bharat Gummadi deuxieme niveau Mx Mr s . Ham! i n %l Clinton Bierman Jason Errington Michell e Hawks Ki erst in Hansen Adrienne Jones Estee King Christopher Kol b Alison Rhinehart Wilson Rothman Ginger Stoner Daniel Stafford Matthew Voors 21 Third Grade Mrs. Randall Mindi Albright David Ashton Una Gallagher Lincoln Gray Heather Green AS Jeremy Hamilton Mindy Harris Susan Hayhurst - Jon Larmore Neil Leary Susan Lentz Erin Mackel Caroline PxOthman Randy Water field troisieme niveau Mrs. Karau David Bash Suzy Bobeck Beth Clevenger David deMontmoll in Robyn Ell er El izabeth Horton Brian Lott Greg Lyng Susan Maki Hevik Matthews Jason Pasalich Rebekah Randall Jul ie Weaver Fourth Grade Mrs. Lyng KIDS Amelia Fettig Rajesh James Rob King Heidi Kachmann Karen Maki Jason McMillen Kri stin Rausch Traci Rittenberg Ronnie Sandl er Grant Shurtz EH izabeth Simmons Leah Voors David Weaver Jennifer Wissman quatrieme niveau Ml s. steMik SHORT, BRIGHT Rebecca Arm buster Denise Beaman Peter Bobeck Brent Centlivre Melissa Dyer Jenny Enrietto Erin Felger Treg Freeman Jason Hicks Andy King Kristy King Kirk Lou bier Jul ie Ruedebusch Shelly Shatter w Z-X- JL sn PU j m ' ' . tfl ' Trips tour S explorations. . . rfj T ' VH Hi urce wmi mm The Upper School: The Diversity of the Disciplines The upper school encounters the incredible weight of all that there is to be known - the marvelous diversity of .the universe and the- subjects which impart their wisdom to us. Ludus Superior - Disciplinarum Diversitas Ludo superiori obvenit opus incredibile omnium cognoscendarun-diversitas mira rei universae et disciplinarum quae sua consilia ipsa nobis tradunt. La Haute Ecole: La Diversite des Disciplines La haute ecole se rend compte du poids incroyable de tout ce qu ' il a a savoir la diversite merveilleuse de l ' univers et les matieres qui nous communique leur connaissance. Facing Ourselves: Yearbook Staff Faculty Moderator: Mrs. Hamrick John Paflas: Editor-in-Chief Lisa McCollum, Heather Hamrick: Layout editors Renata Bauman: Photographer Valerie Keoun: 8th grade layouts Aron Del linger: Artist Michael Summers, Sean Eviston: Athletic layouts Jonathon Ashton David Andrew: 7th Grade Editors Judy Zelt - Typist 30 There is a part of man which refuses to surrender. This spirit is man ' s godliness on earth. It is called self-conviction Student Government Faculty Moderator: Mr. Mauch 31 President: Renata Bauman Vice-President: David Andrew Fifth Grade Cynde Bierman Ashley Couch Julie Dawes Philip deMontmolV Sarah Grotrian Jul ia Gutreuter Andrew Hobbs Kerry Hultquist Alison Jones Avaninder Kanubaddi Emily Kimbrough Cynthia Larmore Jennifer Lee Jennifer Mackel Alex Mann Brad McCollum 32 Megan Musgrave David Slyby Jodee Smith Bill Spindler Shannon St i lima n — Brad Sugarman Peter Torres • Dick Waterfield MS ■■■■■iii Ail VJ Melissa Weaver  - _7 William Weaver V J Brad Wilson 33 V Sixth Grade Suzie Bash Meghan Cast Erin Cowan Jennifer Dawes Eric Eviston John Flickinger Chris Gantz Laura Gi His Amy Godschalk Allison Gray Selena Hariharan Anne Hayhurst Tracy Jensen Brad Keoun Jon Levy Steven Lyng Kelly McGowin Suzanne Menne Jenny Mul lennix Stephanie Pence ... andYOU THINK GETTING 34 ONE CAVITY A YEAR IS B ad Katie Post her Michelle Roberts Chris Sessions Elisa Spindler Marcos Torres Julie Williams Nimish Amin Seventh Grade FQR THE WEEKEND David Andrew Cabel Ant i bus Jonathan Ashton Debbie Bash Laura Cross Scott Dyer Matt Elliott Kurt Gutman Christopher Hami Iton Krista Hamlin Sarah Hicks Pam Howel 1 Kelly King Edward Lamm Shannon Leary Julie Lentz Erin Loubier Julie McMi lien Michael Musgrave Nick Paflas Dry Chopped •VEGETABLES! H Tan ' ni Ramaprakash Jamie Rea Karin Rittenberg Amanda Schroeder Amy Sugarman Suzanne Summers Aaron Swihart Elizabeth Weaver Todd Weaver Lee Wi lliams an da 11 Zimmerman Tiffany Stevens CAMERA AT WORK Renata Bauraan Bnpr ess ... hobby: collecting uni- corns and PegasL . .Goals: Lead a Christian life, become President of the United States and Mother of the Year .. .activities: yearbook 8, chess 7, choir 7 -and student government 7-8 ... I will ithe flock of boys falling at my feet to any who can tame them ...favorite quote: Now I will be- lieve that ther = are Unicorns The Tempest and Some things have to be believed to be seen Richard Hopin...High school: Western Reserve ...Memories: The stories Mr. King told in Math and the Canterbury trips wmta (Mm KKr 3ouch ofCLas± Matt Cassady Hobbies: skiing, swimming, soccer., goal: have a successful life... sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7-8 ...activity: yearbook 8. ..High school: Homestead. . .memories of Canterbury: some of the trips and sports. Stan Clark Hobby: reading, drawing .. .Goal: To marry a rich widow .. .sports : soccer ,.. .activities : yearbook, chess... I will my height to Ted Lamm .. .Quote: I am me, And you are you, As you can see; But when you do The things that you can do, You will find the Way, And the Way will follow you. by Viinnie-the-Pooh . . .High school: Homestead . . .Memories : Getting lost on almost every single school- trip since the sixth grade. op I ' .. ■ ■ John Cowan Hobbies: sports and reading .. .one small goal: to be Master of Time, Space, and Dimension. . .sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7-8 .. .activities: yearbook 8, chess 7, student govern- ment,... ! will my superior excel- lence to Jim Cowan .. .memories: I will remember the St. Louis trip. Every night at 12:00 John Quilhot and Walter Benecki had wrestling matches and other wild things. I also remember the Canadian trip, of which I cannot tell. Favorite quote: When a problem comes along, you must Whip it. Scott Crooks Scap .. .hobby: collecting stamps .. .goal : to be a doctor ...sports: soccer 8 .. .act- ivities: chess 7-8, choir 7, yearbook 8, student govern- ment 8... I will my quiet- ness and decent language to Dickie Waterfield . . .favorite saying: O.k., whatever you say. .. .favorite quote: Greatness does not show it- self in pushing to any one extreme, but in straddling opposites and feeling ground by Pascal .. .High school: un- decided. . .memories: I will mostly remember Mr. King. Aron Del linger Hobby: tennis, skiing. . .goal : businessman associate with John DeLorean. . .sports: soccer 7-8 ...activities: yearbook 8.. . I will my talent for clay throwing to Crispy Hamilton. . .favorite quote: Life is a big party from Eddie Van Halen...High school: Carroll... memories of Canterbury: When I do something bad I get told on by Sean Eviston. 39 I Elyse Errington Hobbies: skiing .. .goal : to become a full-time ski bum and part-time architect. ..sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7-8. . .activities: year- book... ! will my skis to Mandy Schroeder . . .favorite quote: Trust me from Mrs. Lehr...High school: Carrol 1 .. .memories: Montreal, 8th grade retreat, ski trip, and the food at Bair Lake. Sean Eviston Hobby: Motorcycle riding, skiing, writing .. .goal : jour- nal ist .. .sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 8. . .activities: yearbook 8, chess 8. .. I Will by bronzed airplane to Chris Hamilton ... favorite saying: Eric, you jerk! . ..High school Homestead. . .memories: Retreat, Science Academy, Michael Sum- mers party- Heather Hamrick Heather Feather ... hobby: gym- nastics and homework (not by choice). ..goal: Surgeon. .. sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7-8, gym- nastics 7-8... activities: year- book 8, choir 7... I will my brains to Aaron Swi hart . . .fav- orite saying : Wei 1 ... •■ • favorite quote: You ' re not hurt- get up and do it again! from my gymnastic coach, Bill Close. .. high- school : Wayne. ..memories: ski trips. 8th grade retreat, and great rowdy parties at R.B. ' s. 40 Ravi Kanagala Hobby: model airplanes. . .goal : doctor. . .sports: basketball 7-8 ...activities: yearbook 8... I will my manners to Cabel Antibus ...favorite quote: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you ...from an old proverb .. .High school: Canterbury or Homestead. . .memories: I liked Canterbury for its high academics and teachers. I also liked the friendly coach who taught me how to play basketball . Valerie Keoun Val .. .hobbies: reading, art, music .. .goal: to Christianly su ceed in all .. .sports : soccer 7- basketball 8 .. .activities : year book 8, chess 7, choir 7-8, or- chestra 8, student government 8 ... I will my originality, my enthusiasm and my weirdness to Erin Cowan ... favorite saying: Whatever , .. .favorite quote: Life is not fair by Mrs. Fettig ...High School: undecided... memories: I will remember all the plays and trips (i.e. Wisconsin and Cape Cod). I will never for- get Canterbury. Kari lynn Mann Twinkletoes .. .hobby: my horse Wilson. . .goal : to become wealthy off horses .. .soccer 7-8, equestrian team. . .activities: yearbook 8... I will my horse to Kelly King ... favorite saying: I ' m sure! ... favorite quote: tomorrow is the product of today from myself... High school: Carrol 1 .. .memories: The St . Louis trip. 41 Scott Menne Hobbies: sailing, D and D and biking ...goal: dermatologist .. .sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7. .. activities: yearbook 8, chess 7-8, student govern- ment 8... favorite saying: I ' m workin ' on it. . ..High school: Culver... memories of Canterbury: winning 1st place 7th grade science project, and winning the meterological award at the Regional Science Fair. Lisa McCollum Hobby: horseback riding .. .goal : wealthy doctor or 1 awyer. . .sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7-8-.. activities: chess 7, yearbook 8... I will my work crew to William Weaver . . .favorite saying: sure ...favorite quote: Be it so, or be it so ' nt, you must be a common scholar afore you can be a un- common one. from Great Expectations by Charle: n ickens . . .High school: Homestead of Canterbury. . .memories: the Cape Cod trip, canoe trip, Wisconsin trip, Smoky Mountains trip, ski trip. Chris Moses Smiley . . .hobbies: Karate, computer programming .. .goal : to become a Siberian monk and spend the rest of my life meditating in a cave.. . I will my long hair to Jonathan Ashton . . .favorite quote: by the mute man. . . High school: maybe .. .memories sometimes. I 1 I Debbie Parrott Parrott ... Hobbies: tennis, skiing ...goal: to be an architect and travel around the worl d. . .sports: gymnastics 7-8, soccer 7-8, basket- ball 8. . .activities: yearbook, chess 7... I will my great height and superb tennis ability to Elizabeth Weaver ... Do not try, ...do! Do, or do not, there is no try. from Yoda of the Empi re Stri kes Back and Look beyond the Earth, my children. Look beyond the moon: Spread the silk wings of your mind and you can be there soon. from: Chi ldren of the Universe. ...memories: Cape Cod, school plays, ski trips, cramming for exams, canoe trip, Smoky trip. Mary Roth Mar-0 contraire-overthare . . .hobby: crosstitch, reading .. .goal : to do the best I can in everything. . .sports: swimming. . .activities: chess 7, year- book 8, orchestra 7, choir 7... I will my bodv to Erin Cowan (inside joke) ... favorite sayings: green and OTM . . .favorite quote: If men were angels no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal control on government would be necessary . .High school: Homestead (rah! rah!) or Bishop Dwenger... memories: The Cape Cod trip, New York subway, Mack the Knife This is true , Mrs. Hamrick ' s science class donn u. Kat las Phi atte . . .hobbies: soccer, having to do my yearbook paragraph 5 times, Rubber Band... goal: to be an Indoor soccer player and a doctor ... sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7-8. . .activities: yearbook 7-8, chess 7, student govern- ment 7... I will my scrungy wardrobe to Todd Weaver .. .favorite saying: Tu Robitun! .. .favorite quote: Coush that dove with a ton of love from Devo...High school: going to work. . .memori es: I remember many restless nights on the St. Louis trip thanks to Matt, Jeff, Scott D., and Uncle Remus. I remember my first goal that was scored against Stanley Clark, and our Rubber Band Concert. Lizard . . .goal : to be a neuro- surgeon. .. sports: basketball 7-8 ...activities: yearbook. .. I will my good-condition shoes to Chris Hami lton . . .favorite saying: Wanna play some hoop? . . .favorite quote: zzzzzzzz from fellow Terre Hautains. . .High school: Canterbury ...memories: our jokes during classes about terre Haute, the armpit of the world. Michael Summers Uncle Remus . . .hobby: reading, music and writing .. .goal : to conquer the universe or become a writer. .. sports: soccer 7-8, basket- ball 7-8. .. activities: yearbook 8, chess 7... I will my big knee to Nick Paflas . . .favorite quote: Scaramouche, Scoramouche, will you do the parrdango . . .sung by Freddie Mercury of Queen... High school: joining the army or Canterbury... memories: the 6 different French teachers, 6 different art teachers, the Smoky Mountains trip, St. Louis trip, Montreal trip, being part of the Music Man , winning ? writing awards, skating parties ski trips. 44 Jeff Terri 1 1 Hobbies: tennis, basketball, driving people crazy. . .goal : to become powerful and rule the world. . .sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 7-8... I will all my money to the people I owe ...favorite saying: Face and Goodman . . .favorite quote: For those who love to rock - we salute you! from Angus Young of AC DC... High school: Homestead. . .memories: graduation. ZLmm Lanita Wade Lyn . . .hobby: collecting stamps coins .. .goal: be a true person throughout life and to do the best in anything done. . .sports: soccer 7-8, basketball 8, gymnastics 7... activities: yearbook 8, choir 7-8, orchestra 7 . . . I will my cleverness percept iveness to Suzy Menne . . . favorite quote: All that seems gold does not glitter, all those who wander are not lost by J.R.R. Tolkein The Fellowship of the Ring .. High School: Culver Girls ' Academy ...favorite memory: When it was a misty morning I saw a young doe on the golf course behind the school. Michael Woodruff Hobbies: driving, D and D, and music. . .goal: to be rich and famous, cute, adorable ...sports: basketball 8... I will my excellent driving skills to Jon Levy . . .favorite quote: And the Meek shall in- herit the Earth from Neil Peart of Rush... High school: I ' m lost on that one (Northside, I hope) ...memories: forgot all I could remember. 45 Transamenca aduates and new upper-tops roame the country, from Montreal, Canada to the rapids of Wisconsin, from the wonders of the past ty El Grec to the wonders of the 8th Grade Retreat by ourselves and Father Smith. We roamed, we learned, an we returned again to Canterbury, where it all begins. V o s O V A ' ' 1 c« OH WHAT A STEAL! Cr 49 Boys ' Soccer 5-6 Back Row: Brad Wilson, Dickie Water-field, Brad McCollum, Eric Eviston, Steve Lyng, Marcos Torres, David Slyby, Bill Spindler, William Weaver, Peter Torres, Coach Han- cock. Front Row: Phillip deMontmollin, Chris Gantz, John Flickinger, Alex Mann, Brad Keoun, Avani Kanubaddi, Chris Sessions, Andy Hobbs, Kerry Hultquist. 50 in z: a UJ 5 o u_ uj ADAPTABILITY: • 7i IT 7f j DETERMINATION: 51 Boys ' Soccer 7-8 Cut of chaos, Mr. Mauch brought (if not law), | some order, at least Back Row: Coach Mauch, Matt Elliott, Jonathan Ashton, Michael Summers, Chris Hamilton, Scott Dyer, Ted Lamm, John Cowan, Matt Cassady, Aron Dellinger, David Andrew, Stan Clark, Front Row: Kurt Gutman, Sean Eviston, Jeffrey Terrill, Cabel Antibus, Scott Menne, Nick Paflas, Michael Musgrave, Todd Weaver, Jamie Rea, John Phlatte Paflas. 52 - a j- T unbeaten territory 53 % l Girls ' Soccer x • Un ,th r HamHrk Debbie Bash, Mandy Schroeder, Kelly King, ? ' ? ntz T He 1- 3 McH en Elyse Errington, Coach Berrv. . MiidleTcl: ' Krttt H-l : Valerie Keoun Anne Hayhurst, Debbie Parrott, Enn F c l S.Wrs r.r S„% M. el. «, Ocnes, A m y SS5? U 1« ffi.W-™ . • Bash-Not present: Shannon eary How bravely we weathered the elements : . i J wbz t -3Bt ; . Don ' t Ask Me if It ' s Cold Don ' t Ask Me if I Want to Get Out DON ' T ASK ME IF IT HURTS If i SiJTMUi (Top Row) Sean Eviston, John Cowan, Michael Summers, Mike Woodruff, Jeff Terrill, Coach Mauch. (Bottom Row) Ravi Kanagala, Andrew Smith, Matt Cassady, John Paflas. a ■ rh. (Top Row) Jonathan Ashton, Kurt Gutman, Ted Lamm, Coach Grotrian, Scott Dyer, Jamie Rea. (Front Row) Lee Williams, Nick Paflas, Michael Musgrave, Matt Elliott. 3-Qrh. (Back Row) Marcos Torres, William Weaver, Coach Nelson, Billy Spindler, Coach Weaver, Eric Eviston. (Front Row) Peter Torres, Brad Sugarman, Andy Hobbs, Brad Wilson. 58 !Top Row) Heather Hamrick, Erin Loubier, Lisa McCollum, Elizabeth Weaver, Coach Slick Shepelak, Pam Howell, Suzanne Summers, Elyse Errington, (Bottom Row) Valerie Keoun, Debbie Parrott, Laura Cross, Sarah Hicks, Lanita Wade. i 1 A; W B C 3 V 32 j TOBBk j, 13. 11 J 15 t f It A ► 1 9d - mm. =S ■HHp • I y 1 Ft tlTA -Sil fcrwsrt | J - Q th. (3rd Row) Coach Berry, Julie Dawes, Anne Hayhurst, Jenny Mullenmx, Meghan Cast, Julie Dawes, Kelly McGowin. (2nd Row) Cynde Bierman, Jennifer Mackel, Suzie Menne, Allison Gray, Laurie Gillis, Sarah Grotrian, Jennifer Lee. _ i Q „ CQn (Front Row) Erin Cowan, Suzie Bash, Amy Godschalk, Stephanie Pence, Tracy Jensen. F9 60 aaBjaasraga i -f is j ' fMW m .itHMjiMJll B-lJ 1 . 3fcJ 8Bfe Jk U l m f 1 j y Coach Berry Kneeling: Kelly McGowin, Cynthia Larmore, Melissa Weaver, Alison Jones, Ashley Counch, Julia Gutreuter, Amy Sugarman. Seated: Allison Gray, Amy Godschalk, Jenny Mullennix, Shannon Stillman, Katie Posther. Front: Heather Hamrick, Captain: Debbie Parrott, Selena Hariharan, Tarini Ramaprakash. Not pictured: Laurie Gi 11 is Thus, though we cannot make our sun Stand still, yet we will make him run. Andrew Marvel I M l ' m Htv l «§ l« jH InJ wl iHv ' WA In ¥ ■ 1 I « ■T iT 91 1 ... « ADO All OTA DC AIL STARS ALL STARS THIS ISTHE ARMY EDUCATION SPSOMft mMM coordinated by Vernell Fettig Winners First - Matt Elliott Second - Valerie Keoun Third - Brad Keoun Music Department c- s 67 Meet some tne Q[our show jfC Tra Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette 7 at Canterbury win science awards Seven ' Canterbury School students received awards at the recent Indi- ana Junior Academy of Science conference at the University of Notre Dame. Heather Hamrick placed first; Stan Clark, second; and Debbie Parrott, third, for the best posters of their science projects. Sean Evis- ton won first place in the airplane competition. Aron Dellinger placed second for hia mousetrap car, Renata Bauman, second for best science- fiction story; and Stan Clark, third, for his story. In addition, Chris loses presented a paper on holography, and Debbie Parrott presented one on the interaction of metals and nonmetals. JAPANESE HISTORY DAY 69 With the help of Mrs. Pence and Mrs. Smith, we wandered the Earth, visited new lands, and even brought some here, right into Canterbury classrooms. We tasted exotic foods, assumed the clothing and manner of other cultures, and gained an understanding much deeper than the printed page, as we learned tc walk in the footsteps of others who share this planet with us. fvv-y. m i ¥ j la friendship No matter where we go or what we pretend, a part of our past remains with us. 70 SILVERY IMAGES OF THE WORLD 1 see! — -UirajT e today 1 Matures of , e P asus f fo ivas r) ' % Men fi. f?r e. , and p C I e n a free, the  orl d A Tradition: The Winged Dragon The winged dragon, powerful, terrible, representative of the land, the past, will carry us into our future. Armed with knowledge, which is power, protected by it also, we advance upon our tomorrows. Res tradita-Draco Alatus Draco alatus, potens terribilisque atque exemplum terrae et rerum gestarum, nos in futura nostra portabit. Nos quidem scientia quae potentia est armati atque defensi, in dies crastinas nostras ingredimur. Une Tradition: Le Dragon Aile Le dragon aile, puissant et atroce, representant la terre - le passe, nous menera dans le futur. Arme de la connaissance qui est le pouvoir, et protege par lui aussi, nous avancons sur nos demains. Advertisements JOHN R. FINCHUM.SR. Regional Manager Inter Stale it Studio INTERSTATE STUDIO OP IND. Inc. 2717 Ridfewiy Dr. Fort Waynr. Ind. 46816 Phonr 219 447 1098 IT PAYS TO DATE WITH INTERSTATE QUALITY, SERVICE. VALUE • •■• ank you to Dilgard Foods °- a friend of Canterbury for their support of our Yearbook. WWWWTFW H.P. Chemical Products Corporation 4%%$® Vm? l |ohnson max DISTRIBUTORS FOR. i Wo. Products Clarke Ftoor Moch.rw Vacuums Advance Floor Machines Vacuums 3M Producti - Rubbermoid Products Mopping Equipment Economic Labt - Eco - Dtibwajhrng laundry Plastic Liners Ice Mating Products Fort Howard Paper Product! Scott Paper Product, • Towels, Tissue, Wipers Authorned SSS Distributor COMPUTO FT. 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