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

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While at Canterbury, I ' ve always tried to be a little diiferent, outspoken, and a leader. It hasn ' t always worked or been accepted, but those times it did, I ' m thankful for. Good friendships, which won ' t stop after graduation, and the good times I ' ve had have meant everything to me. So, to the younger generation, who will follow after us — hopefully doing it a little better, or at least being more unusual — I leave these words of wisdom by William Wordsworth: Insist on yourself, never imitate. Nothing is at last sacred, but the in- tegrity of your own mind. Life only avails, but the having lived. And to two special guys I leave; To Brad Keoun: my ability to get away with murder, something you ' ll learn, eventually. To Brad McCollum: a date with Pam Reynolds, with you driving. I ' ll miss you all! Yes Jay, even you. V.L. Valerie Hope Lamos Skidmore College Chris Moses University of California at Santa Barbara Molly Ginty Boston College SENIORS The Mayor grabbed a tom-tom. He started to smack it. And, all over Who-ville, they whooped up a racket. They rattled tin kettles! They beat on brass pans, on garbage pail tops and old cranberry cans! They blew on bazookas and blasted great toots on clarinets, oom-pahs and boom-pahs and flutes! ' — Dr. Seuss, Horton Hears a Who M.G.

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1987 My name is Jay Manno or Moses as most call me. Where does the name come from? Well, first of all, God blessed me with both brains and brawn, hence the biblical reference. Secondly, I was voted most valu- able player on the basketball team my Junior and Senior years because of my training with Moses Malone. Like Malone, I have been dr;ifted to play professional basketball for the Houston Rockets, to be their third tower. All four years of high school I was on the Headmaster ' s List. I am looking forward to my visit to Monaco this summer as an exchange student. I have an appointment with Princess Stephanie, who asked to have an interview with me. I just want to thank everyone who helped me achieve all of the above. Someday, somehow I will repay all of you. I have enjoyed my years of high school and look forward to college, so that I may further my education. J.M. Jay Manno Wabash College David Caseldine Grinell College

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1987 Lisa McCollum Boston College Andy Rieger Swarthmore College M i ifi. f M 1 m B 1 During my 10 years at Canterbury School I have had a great time. Because of the Cape Cod trip, Stratford trip, Smokey Mountains trip, the new high school and many other events, I have become very close to many people at Canterbury. I ' m looking forward to the Senior trip to Cancun, Mexico and hope that my classmates have successful futures at their colleges. — L.M. Andy Rieger came to Canterbury as a friendly, if somewhat quiet, transfer student in 1984. Over the years, however, he has loosened up pand gotten to know his class. At Canterbury he was a newspaper edi- tor, class treasurer, student council rep., and general party animal. After graduating he went on to Swarthmore College, and after that to become dictator of a small central American country. He held this posi- tion until 2027, when he was abducted by liberal Zimbobwean Amazons and never heard from again. — A.R. jAV ' V |9 H 41 -9 ilk ' H fli s ■ h 2l 99