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

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Unless The Middle School Newspaper For the first time, Canterbury ' s middle school had its own newsaper. After a workshop given by members of The Untitled Paper ' s staff, the students set out to establish a new tradition. Co-editors — Susan Hayhurst and Penny Rieke; Layout editor — Devik Matthews; Sports and Photography — Allyson Paflas; Staff — Mindi Albright, Becky Berlin Aishu Bhat, Suzy Bobeck, Joey Commorato, Una Gallagher, Lincoln Gray, Shannon Jones, Joel Johnston, Alison Rhinehart, Jim Silver, David Simmons, Rob Swint, Matt Voors; Advisor — Ms. Lyng. The Unless Staff (above) The finished Product (right) Following in the highschool ' s OS example (far right) Middle school president, Randy Waterfield (extreme right)

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Is that really Clint? (far left) Oh, to be home in my own bed. (left) Clowning around, (above) Mr. Mauch sponges off in the wet sponge toss, (left)

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Bighth graders work on the yearbook As usual, members of the staff enter suspended animation. Yearbook This year highschool students organized the middle school section of the yearbook. Middle school students visited the highschool several times to help with some of the actual lay-outs. Mrs. Kraemer acted as a coordinator between the two schools. Student Government Determined to be a powerful influence this year, student gov ' t spearheaded many events. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lindsay ' s assistance was greatly appreciated and made this year ' s gov ' t a definite factor in decisions affecting the student body. The purchase of six picnic tables was one of the many achievements.