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

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Left: Defender Kerry Hultquist puts a powerful kick in to win the ball. Left: On and off the field, Cavs stuck together. Here, Jon Markoff and Dick (imagine that) joke dur- ing the Winter Cup weekend. Below: Junior Chris Casaburo dis- plays his infamous trademark moves as he fakes a defender. Above: Backline player Jon Mar- koff follows through on a torpedo- like kick. Left: Jon Crispin, Senior, races to cover a Snider forward.

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Boys ' Indoor Soccer For the Indoor Soccer tournament Canterbury, the defending champion, returned with a new, young team which was anxious to prove itself. And they did just that. Canterbury ' s first match was against New Haven, whom they shut-out, 9-0. A well-rested Canter- bury was ready for Snider on Sunday. Goals came easily for Canterbury and the buzzer sounded, ending the game in Canterbury ' s favor, 7-1. Then came the game to see: Canterbury vs. Home- Above: Dick Waterfield, sopho- more, maneuvers the ball up the field. Left: Trying to out run a Snider Opposer, Dick takes control (AGAIN). stead in the semifinals. Both teams played hard, fighting for positions and suffering through ques- tionable calls. It seemed as though the game would re- main scoreless and per- haps might resort to over- time, until Homestead scored in the beginning of the third quarter. Canter- bury allowed Homestead no more goals but were un- able to make a goal them- selves. The game ended in Homestead ' s favor 1-0, meaning that they ad- vanced to the finals. Cavs. vs. Spartans: The High point of Win- ter Cup Weekend. Tah-cum-wah was packed with support- ers of Canterbury and Homestead plus peo- ple who just wanted to see a good game.

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Indoor Soccer With A Sense Of Humor Mauchettes Canterbury takes soccer seri- ously. Most of the time, that is. And the brief period in which it cares nothing for the rules and regulations of the game is spent watching the Mauchettes. Only at their games can you hear cheers of The ref s too short! and encouragements to maim opposing players. For the third year in a row the Mauchettes turned out in droves, sporting their trade- mark pink tee-shirts and tennis, basketball, aerobic or running shoes (every kind except shoes actually made for soccer). They played not for victory (good thing) but for fun, friendship, and a look at Warren Lipka ' s legs. Although their season ended with a 2-7 record, it was r garded as a success since tht managed two more victorii than last year. Such an increc ble accomplishment might ev« be attributed to the four pra tices held. True, the Mauchettes bres the traditional Canterbui mold, but let ' s hear it for kee ing soccer in the Pink! Above: Quick, Elisa, look BEHIND you!!! Right: Emily Kimbrough struggles to gain possession of the ball.