Carroll High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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TUffi , TOP LEFT: Uura Shively really gets wrapped up in her weaving. MIDDLE LEFT: Lisa Brauner showing off her writing ability. LEFT: Sue Shively painting one of her many masterpieces. ABOVE: A wood sculpture carved by Mark Johnston. CREATING MASTERPIECES [21

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If you walk into a room here at Carroll and plaster comes flying at you, don ' t run for the nearest exit — you have just walked into the Art Room. Students worked on individual projects throughout the year. Painting, sculpture, macrame, hooked rugs and clay were all explored by our future artists. Reactions to this class range from a sigh of reUef after fin- ishing a two week assigiunent, to sheer disgust after his clay project has fallen for the third time. But this does not discourage the talented Carroll artists, as they remember Picasso didn ' t become famous over night. ABOVE: Curt Skidel doing a texture design. TOP RIGHT: Kevin Raysin drawing. MID- DLE RIGHT: Mike Boxell working on his papier mache project. RIGHT: Arlene Shill- ing working with ink. [20] CREATING MASTERPIECES

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TTie clatter of instruments, the murmers of students singing the scales, the awaking of a horn, the aggravation of learning steps, routines, and drills. Then, at last, the thrill and enthusi- asm felt when all these elements combined payoff. And every- one is Gettin ' Down to the music of CHS! It may look easy to you as you see the band playing in uni- son while in step with the music. Or the choirs singing har- moniously as they perform a dance step. But it ' s not! For alot of skill combined with effort, and patience, is needed to put it all together. And nobody knows this more than the students here at CHS involved in these spirit building activities. ABOVE: Jim Blickendorf plays a solo for the audience. RIGHT: The band lums it on after another CHS touchdown [22] GETTIN DOWN