Carmel High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Carmel, IN)

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vll 'h A, mf 'Univ K0 Aug. 1 School starts with flying colors It was a day a lot of people didn't look forward to. On Aug. 21, almost 2,000 students piled into cars or loaded onto buses and headed toward 520 East Main. Three things brightened up the first week of school: the freshly painted lockers, the blue and yellow gymnasium and senior Bracken DeWitt's yellow pants. At Carmel, nothing was ever usual or colorless on the first day of school.E1 Sept. 2 Happy birthday, Carmel High When Carmel gave a party, it really gave a party. On Sept. 23, the student body, faculty and administra- tion celebrated the school's 100th birthday with a special convocation, a huge party complete with cake and fun and games outdoors.l3 COVBl'ed with mud, junior Rob Secrist steps out of the tug-offwar pit during Centennial activities. Plenty of sunshine dried Secrist off in no time. Uim Kidvvell Photoj ,Quai ,gm Sept. 30 Hammer in hand, sophomore Julie Lubs helps class president Doug Scholer build the float. Oct. 9 Perched atop the goal post, junior Sharon Serrano A waits for the Hounds to burst through the goalposts. Qs'-'fi .:.Z.:.:.:.:.g.:.g.g.:.-.:,:.- -. 54. -,-, . V- ,- ,. . r-I-:-:-2-:5-:-ig'- g' N155 '-F'-'-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-Z-:-:-:-:3:1:513:1:I:Z:I:Z:Z:Z:Ig2:ZgI5l:1:5gI:1:5:C:3:5:i:i:C:3155:5:1:!:i:A:,:-1-3a+:-:-:-1-:-1,1-:-:AzV: :-:-:- -:-:::-1-:-::-I- :-:-1:-'41-'-: '-:':--'-:-:-,-:-.-:1:'. 1'3:3 :I f -2' -l I' f. ., - - .,,,.,,, .... - -. -. -..' -, :-.2 -: . 'z . .: -- -, , '- Q 1:3 Q:--.. 53:3:g:3:5:1:::::::::g:::::g::'-:-.-M. A number of things 13

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Sept. 23 Trying to pull their opponents into the mud, seniors Wendy Castor and ID. Herald dig in during the Centennial tug-of-war. Meanwhile, junior Jason Sax heaves a football to a friend. .M .QM .-i The year in review A NUMBER CDF THINGS Aug. 9 Indianapolis hosts Pan Am games Early in August, millions of sports-minded people around the world turned their atten- tion to Indianapolis. And the Indy SOO had been over for more than two months. This time people were inter- ested in the tenth annual Pan American games. The games were held at sites across Indiana, including Carmel. The Carmel Ice Skadium and the Carmel Racquet Club both hosted Pan American competi- tions. The Racquet Club was site of table tennis, while the Skadium Thousands of people filled the Indianapolis Motor Speedway early in August to see the opening ceremonies of the 10th annual Pan American Games. CPhil Page Photol was the site for skating and roller hockey. Thousands of Indianapolis- area residents served as volun- teers for the Pan Am games, including Carmel students and faculty. Among the volunteers from Carmel High School were Mrs. Sherri Pankratz, Mrs. Lidian Schuchman, Mr. Roger Wachtel and Mrs. Janis Cvroth from the English Department. They served on an awards committee. It was a tremendous exper- ience, said Mrs. Schuchman. I especially enjoyed the track and field competitions at the new IUPUI stadium. After the competition had concluded, the United States had easily gathered the most medals, followed by the athletes from Cuba. The Pan American Games served as one of the biggest athletic competitions before the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, Korea.El . .... . . .. , . ,... ........,,. .... ..... , . . .Q I. -.---.:.-.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.,,H ' ' -2' if ' 1-': 3 'f ' 1' '33 'I2i1f2Q. . E1 'f1E2 '-E'i-E5-51:12-:.15E515'I52'ffEI.'5-515ff1:'5-F:111:2323:227151112552'21235:32IFSEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIE2E?2IE2EIEIEIEIE12122EIE122E221E151E1E12IECEI21322I525152225251E151iifiilililiiilifililiiiiiil . . , , , -, ' 3 -- I 'f '- 7 'I-?:I:'-i1f'f'-.E-I, -:1:'. -:-:'f'5-E2.2.-E'Q122:iQ'.fE,if2f1f2:3f'.'f f-Ei'-,-13,f-ff'1fifI:':1:?:'fIif:3:I-F:.':-z':i:2:1:l:I:311:12321212:EzE:E22:Z:EIE22122Etfiiiici:7:7:3SS:2:5:5:3:1:3:3:7:1:3:3:2:71215:5:5Z7:3:5:5t5:fl7251f!513Z7I3':Zi'7' W' '- 12 Student life 'Sin-I3.5E5Z:E5E5E5E5E5E55?

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