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

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With the help of the movie Saturday Night Fever , disco-danc- in 1 has become a favorite astime of many. As evidence of this, The Disco Band played flie music for the Homecoming dance. Sophomorcs Cammie McNary and Kent jordan perform a per- feet dip. The unior class is off to sail the Seven Seas in their winning S S l ' 0 Sink 'limn F oat!! b olutely E static!! NVhat do you get when you mix a winning football season, a powerfully energetic team, a crowd of wild and enthusiastic fans, and an important ACAC match against 2nd ranked Leo?!? . . . A very sensational and spirited Homecoming!! All the familiar signs were there: the festively deco- rated floats lined up waiting for the parade to begin, the groups of returning graduates scattered here and there along the track, and the lingering smell of freshly-popped popcorn mixed with the vivid colors of hundreds of first-touchdowni' balloons. Homecoming spirits were climbing as the traditional parade heralded the official beginning of the Homecoming game. The showdown against Leo began with a twinge of anxiety as the Lions scored a field goal on their first S 'Hs Y Line-dancing, a common dance in the 50's, has come back and teens from all over are doing the Hustle, The Freak, and The Night Fever Dance. Nancy Annstrong and Michelle Hoban join in t ie fun. - ' In obvious delight, cheerleaders Risa Churchward, Melanie llcss, and mascot Tony Delylarco jump for joy as we score another touchdown against the 2nd ranked team! 10 Homecoming possession! But our team came back and tallied up two before the Lions scored again. Two more Charger touchdowns, however, and a final score of 27-11 brought Leo to the realization that we were definitely a difficult team to beat!!! u

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Excitement at the pep session reaches a peak when WMEE's deejay Steve Christian presents co-captains Dean Timmemian and Mike The Senior Team-Rivalry between the two teams was obvious even McComb of the varsit football team with the WMEE Team-of-the- before the game took place. Shouts of We're gonna kill the Juniors! Week Award for their fill!-0 win over state-ranked Churubuseo. were heard up and down the stairwells and throughout the halls. UYAI1' ? I af . f A 4--1' I g ,I ali' 0 Y. . N f K , - I x fl Li rl I v w 'Q ,,. ., F H ' S ti- 1 2- , . 'fi' , . ' ' I Z . A I l C we n t 4' g v 4 K if ' a i ' A While clutehinlg his bon uet , Homecoming King! Mark Horstmeyer W. - ME, K' stands u to ac nowledige are applause. His court w ich consists of jun- 'P' ' 'f iors lim liiremple, Tod hClark, pn Roth, and fniors Lance Gayle and . - - ' Curt Niennan sit atop t eir roya pic up tmc . 1 lk? 'Q X Q t. s . ' 'Ihe of mismatch-abilitg' becomes evident on SOCK 'EM, STOMP ' ' , 'EM AY as these unidenti ied feet gather to show themselves off. 'S' ' ., MQVI' x ' . 64,92 ,-.hte Homecoming 9

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The Queen and her court consisted of l-r: so homore Deanna Stewart, senior Eileen Crimmer, QUEEN Yvonne Ricli, senior Iulie Coffee, jim- ior Karen Thompson, freshman An fie Drcmp, and their escorts Barry Dice, Tim Berdelman, Bret Partridge, Mike Mader, Kurt Mann, and Creg Frcy. After another Charger touchdown, Greg Rank 1735 happily hoists Runnin' Back Rick Cool C405 into the air while Mike Mcionili U01 and Ray Skidgcl Q30 look on. Rick scored two TD's that evening leading us to our 27-l l victory over archrival l,co. Overcome with delight, scnior Yvonne Rich accepts the crown from last ycar's reigning quccn Carrie NVhite. As they huddle together in the chilly weather, mcmhers of the foothall team try to warm their hands on what remains of thc burning The Charger C ' was lit on fire as a part of thc Homecoming events. Homecoming l I