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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