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

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Canterbury Sports

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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.

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As Canterbury continues along the journey of academic excellence, it strives to establish a balance be- tween academia and athletics. This balance is created by strengthening existing teams and developing bur- geoning ones. Soccer, tennis, and basketball, for both boys and girls, hold great hope for the future. How- ever, the interesting aspect of athlet- ics at Canterbury is the ease in which new teams are started. High school cross country, wrestling, and golf are either new this year or only two years old. Athletics influence begins in the lower and middle schools. These teams are characteristically small, but strong willed. The athletes de- velop their skills as they learn the basic fundamentals of team work and individual excellence. In high school, these skills are further re- fined as each Cavalier develops his or her own style. All in all, athletics at Canterbury are strong and getting stronger. Please accept our apology that we could not include every aspect of Canterbury sports within the follow- ing pages. Congratulations on a su- perb season.