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

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Aashish Amin Elizabeth Armbuster Drake Bennett Lesley Bloom Lori Cooper John Culp Janel Dawes Karen EUer Katherine Eviston Nelwyn Fettig Colm Gallagher Tracy Graf Gretchen Grotrian Bharat Gummadi Wendi Hauck Kip Havel Sarita James Keerthi Kanubaddi Anand Mantravadi

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James Kelly Robert Kischuck Jonathan Mann Jeremy Nelson Myanne Park John Pasalich Piper Paulish Richard Presser Stephen Presser Debra Ruedebusch Jessica Sims Susan Stanford Kisha Steininger Lucinda Tidmarsh Sean Vegler Katherine Wallman Jill Waterfield Erik Weiss Jonathon Wooding Fifth Grade America ' s Super Heroes America ' s hero — Superman He saves the people in our land Disguises himself with the name of Clark Lois Lane thinks he ' s very smart. Incredible Hulk — the big green guy Not like Superman — he doesn ' t fly. He steps on cars and smashes through walls He ' s big and strong and very tall. Batman and Robin in their Batmobile Cruise the town with flyin ' wheels. They catch the bad guys and put them in jail They catch them right at their tail. All these super heroes are very brave They save victims both night and day Americans they are, and that ' s the truth Even as famous as the real Babe Ruth. by Vicky Andrew John Pasalich and Jim Cowan in the cafeteria, (left)

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Natalie Markoff Christopher Mauch Matthew Musgrave Rajeev Nattam Ahsley Paflas Lesleigh Parrott Jeff Perkins Charles Phillips Abigail Posther Christian Pruitt Erie Roberts James Stanford Ann Stephens Bryan Stone Michael Swint Michael Tapp Emily Todoran Renee Urrutia Caroline Wilz Sixth Grade Stars My Only Comfort People whisper and sigh at me. Wonder what in the world is wrong with me. Things they murmur behind secret hands, Make me want to visit distant lands. But when I ' m alone at night, The shimmering stars in my sight. The time when angels sing in glory. The moon their glittering ballroom floor. I wish, I wish with all my might. Hoping I could be there just . . . one night! People whisper and sigh at me, Wondering what is wrong with me. Things they say cut into my heart. Making my eyes began to smart. If people ever stopped to think How it feels to be the missing link. Maybe if they stopped to see How it would feel to talk to me . . . Maybe if they didn ' t walk away . . . Maybe Then, I would want to stay, by Elizabeth Armbuster Ashley Paflas and Abby Posther