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

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JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS; David Andrew Sara Allen Jonathan Beams Austin Birch Pfenne Cantrell Cathy Carder Benjamin Cole Jon Crispin Laura Cross Andrea Dodd Shaun Graham Jennifer Hafner Daniel Mulhern Jason Mullen Kelly Jenkins ' ' r ' ' W ' i Edward Lamm f ' ' Mary Lindsay Erin Loubier IITH GRADE

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I hated my hair. My hair hated me. It was a constant and ongoing battle, and the hair was winning. The whole hairy deal started in seventh grade, I think. I woke up one morn- ing and found that the previous night had brought drastic changes to my head. Every single strand of my hair had mysteriously attached itself to my forehead . . . scary. The year passed slowly, too slowly and every morning brought a new and more frightening style. Day after day I would stand in front of the mirror, clutching a brush and a comb with a look of determination and hatred on my face, but to no avail. My hair was torturing me, carefully draining me of my sanity. Finally summer came and I began plotting my revenge. HA, HA, HA! I thought, This is it . . . WAR! I was at a turning point, for the hair styling industry had made a breakthrough. They had invented MOUSSE!!! I locked myself in a small room armed with a can of mousse and a mirror. It was me and the mousse against my hair (which had once again plastered itself to my forehead). Two hours passed, then three and suddenly . . . VICTORY! It was amazing, it was beautiful, it was sticking straight on end, reaching for the sky. A drastic yet satisfactory change! Bridget and Brad dance the night away. Brandon Miller Henry Najdeski Katherine Posther Tyler Reimschisel Aaron Sanders Marcos Torres Greg Trammel Wesley Weber Van Williams lOTH GRADE

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UNIORS JUNIORS Nicholas Paflas Annette Pfister Tarini Ramaprakash Karen Robinson Paulina Salvador Shannon Smith Allison Snyder TifFanv Stevens Suzanne Summers Peter Waanders Paige Wright Randy Zimmerman Remember our childhood days? Boyfriends and girl- friends, Polish jokes, putting worms in girls ' sandwiches, you know, the stupid, childish things that we used to do and think about? But now look at yourself and compare what you see to the person you were. You ' ve grown, physically and mentally; boys are starting to get a 5 o ' clock shadow at 7:30, and girls. . .well. . . you understand. This didn ' t just occur overnight. She wasn ' t transformed from a giggling little imp into a picture of perfection in twenty-four hours. It ' s time that changes us, be it good or bad. Its time that enables us to become men and women who are capable of making decisions. It ' s time and its limitations that creates all of us. (left) Peter Waanders imitates an elk. (right) Nick Paflas and Austin Birch pitch in for the Christmas Bureau Drive.