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

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she ' s goi- (9«ra.iKs, ciDr ver4-ible . VsiVvx-t To W MftucH£Tre Top: Coach, Mr. Mauch, Lisa McCollum, Jenny Dawes, Bridget Ginty, Molly Ginty, Assistant coaches. Jay Manno and Tom Casaburo; Bottom: Robin Merrick, Katie Posther, Allison Gray, Debbie Parrott, Heather Fleck, Suzanne Summers, Laura Cross; Not pictured: Valerie Lamos, Teri Kavalierous Decked out in their blinding Hawaiian shorts, pink shirts, and shin guards, a select group of daring girls from Canterbury High School walked onto Tah-Cum-Wah ' s indoor soccer court for the first time on Feb. 6, not knowing the rules and totally inexperienced in the game itself. To top it off, the team started one player short. Right then Tah- Cum-Wah changed for it had met . . . the MAUCHETTES! Canterbury ' s girls ' indoor soccer team got off to a shaky start, but with practices and skillful coaching by Mr. Mauch, T Casaburo, and Jay Manno, the group made great progress. Winter 1986 was the first year for a girls ' indoor team and according to Mr. Mauch, he had a terrific time and intends to coach next year. He was especially proud of the team ' s progress. The Mauchettes succeeded in winning one game with the final score 3-0. The teammates agree that they had a great time this past season and they hope to win more games next year. The season ended with a game scheduled during the last week of spring vacation which made it difficult for the whole team to attend. So history repeated itself and the Mauchettes found themselves in the final game playing one player short! Watch for the pink, Hawaiian Mauchettes in the winter of 1987 . . . GO! GO! GO! GO! GOOO MAUCHETTES!

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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Bump, set, spike. Perfect. Yes, the girls high school volleyball team improved quite a lot through their fall season. Maybe they didn ' t reach perfection, but through hard work, practice, and determination by the students and their coach, Jill Burnett, they built up commendable talent. Their season wasn ' t a winning one, but they learned a great deal from their losses. Isn ' t experience the best teacher? And what do the players have to show for their effort? A trophy! Our volleyball team participated in a tournament with other schools and came away with second place, earning an impressive award. This trophy is especially significant since it ' s the first one the high school has received. Now that the players have tasted success, next fall they ' ll give their all to have an even bigger bite. They just may set themselves up for victory.

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BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM Shawn Brooks Sean Eviston Tom Casaburo Austin Birch Marcos Torres Ted Lamm Chris Casaburo Aaron Sanders John Paflas Peter Hershberger Orfej Nadjeski I 1