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

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Canterbury School Baccalaureate and Graduation June 5, 1987 7:00 P.M. Class Of 1987 Shawn D. Brooks Thomas A. Casaburo David J. Caseldine Patrick W. Crump Sean M. E vision Heather L. Fleck Molly Maureen Ginty Peter G. Hershberger Ravi Kanagala Valerie Hope Lamos James J Manno Lisa Kae McCollum W. Christopher Moses Orfej P. Najdeski John Daniel Paflas Deborah C. Parrott Andrew J Rieger Mary Cathryn Roth David R. Sessions Kara Lynne Snyder Michael Benton Summers Peter Zwettler Canterbury has finally graduated its first class of seniors. This is a happy occasion, but it is impossible to be without remorse. These seniors have brightened our halls for four years, winning acclaim from many sources. Without them, there would be no Canterbury school. These 22 seniors have shown great courage and leadership in coming to this small school. The ceremony was beautiful. It stated with the baccalaureate, a short religious ceremony, in the auditorium. The crowd then moved outside for the Graduation. Music was provided by a small group, and served as a perfect background. The commencement was highlighted by three speeches. There was Senior Debbie Parrott reflecting on her memories, foreign student Peter Zwetler thanking the Canterbury community, and parent Dan Paflas advising the seniors on the future. Overall, it was very well done, suitable for Canterbury ' s first graduating class. Good luck graduates, you will be missed. 86

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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

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As Canterbury ' s first graduates, you will leave no finer legacy to this school than to say that it was here you learned honesty, respect, and perseverance. Our best hopes and wishes go to the class of 1987. Jonathan Hancock