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

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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (top) Peter Zvvettler feels at home on the slopes, (left) Usher at the Avon theater, (right) Any day away is a good day.

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TRIPS TRIPS AND TOURS . . . and explorations, all are part of our edu- cations. CHS students certainly took advantage of this aspect of their schooling this year as their ven- tures ranged from Cancun, Mexico to Wash- ington, D.C. There were the celebrated tradi- tional such as the freshman-sophomore trip to Stratford, Canada, the ski trip, and the notorious junior college tours as well as a couple new jaunts to Chicago by the juniors and seniors to visit the University of Chicago and see various museums and plays. The adventures began on October 11 with the Stratford trip. The underclassmen spent two days and one luxurious night staying at the Noretta motel on the outskirts of the crty. Upon their arrival, the students saw Hainlet, the first of two plays that filled their itinerary. The second play, A Man For All Seasons, was seen on the next day. Then it was back onto the Motorcoach and home. On October 19, the seniors travelled to the University of ' Chicago Court Theater to see The Oresteia. What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than lunch at the Chili Bowl in Valparaiso, shopping at the Watertower and then a good play? As February rolled by (and as the snow melted) CHS ski enthusiasts hit the slopes at Timberidge and Bittersweet in the winterwonderland of Kalamazoo, Michigan. The resorts were not crowded and the grass spots were few so it made for a good trip. Also in February, the juniors and seniors ven- tured back to Chicago to tour the university and see two art exhibits dealing vwth Russian and Asian artists respectively. The junior college tour began on April 11 and lasted through the 16th. They visited several schools including Bucknell, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown and American universities. Their es- capades did not quite match those of their predecessors, but then again, everyone has his own style. The tour de force, so to speak, happened after school was out. The senior trip took the graduates all the way to Cancun, Mexico. Their stay lasted from June 13-17 and was, as it is rumoured, un- forgettable. i (top) All the directions you need, (left) Nick Paflas prepares for the college trip, (rignt) Yes Bridget, we ' re finally here! 108

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STUDENT LIFE HELPING HANDS CHS students participated in several different philanthropic endeavors this year. As a requirement, the juniors had to complete a community service project, such as helping in the Canterbury pre-school or tutoring children from the West Central Neighborhood. As a school, the students actively took part in the Very Special Arts Festival at IPFW and staged a successful Christmas Bureau food and clothing drive, filling an entire truck vwth donations. (far right) A very special time . . . (top) Fill er up. (middle) Bear sport.s hi.s masculinity, (bottom right) All lor one . . . (bottom left) With very special people. 110