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

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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.

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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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SENIORS Peter Zwettler University of Vienna Marv Catherine Roth Rice University In Philosofie war ich ein Atheist. In Spanisch war ich . zieinHch guy (Ich hab aber vor diesem Jahr noch nie was von Spanisch gehort und hah roch vor Weihnachten zu Spanisch 3 uberge yechselt). In Riologie war ich the Austrian. In Pascal war ich das Computergenie. In Geschichte war ich ein Kommu- nist oder wenigstens ein boser Soziahst. In English hab ich im ersten Jahresviertel die beste Note in der ganzen Klasse bekommen (Streber?). Zwischendurch war ich einfach der Pezi. P.Z. . . . but I can ' t change time. How true this is! Freshman year I thought I ' d never get through four years of high school. It seems like the last few years have flown by me; especially this year. We are all subject to the changes of time. We must live while we can and drink our cap of laughter. No matter how I change, I think I will always remember Canterbury; spring time on the golf course, Purple Rain blasting in the commons, the girl ' s bathroom without stalls, the first (and last?) Coffee House, taking the roof, and beating the Homestead indoor soccer team at the Coliseum. MR.