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

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Three-legged race runners stumble their way to the finish line while seniors cheer them on. The senior ensemble practiced their song We May Never Pass this Way Again for the graduation ceremonies. If Seniors Play the Field It felt great to sleep inl Senior Olympics day didn't start until 9:00. And imagine wearing shorts to school! This should be a great day! The bone-crushing football game that started the day wasn't for me. I was content with the volleyball game. The co-ed three-legged race proved to be an interesting event with Lori Gumbert and Shawn Fingerle hobbling in to win first place. The tug of war gave many people sore muscles and rope burns, but lots of excitement and fun. The girls teams were a little overpowered by the guys but they showed great effort. Team one with Greg Raak, Ron Haun, Rick Cool, Bill Brady and Tim Berdelman came out first. A quarter of a lap around the track shouldn't have been too hard and wasn't until our wheelbarrow fell over. Richard Hoo- pengardner, Brad Beck, Lance Gayle, Rick Cool and Ron Hauns team did much better though and wheeled in a great fin- ish. The egg toss was a scrambled mess but hard-boiled fun with Richard Hoopengardner and jeff Forney tying with Durke Ban- lster and Mike Mader for a first place. Everyone ate their sack lunch or went to McDonalds and then came back for rehearsal at 1:00. We were in really good spirits at rehearsal, clapping and yell- ing, throwing frisbees, and talking. This was a free day. We were out of school. We weren't thinking at rehearsal of the future, that would come later. Today was meant for fun and we had lots of it!!! 26 Olympics Day and Rehearsal , 1 'fgji ' Wg' ?f.4.7,S'Z ,Qf '?5Q',. . .- 3-er if as Michelle Greener sets up to wheel Shelia Irvin to the next leg in the wheelbarrow race. The team of Haun, Cool, Hoopengardner, Gayle and Beck wheeled under the wire with first place.

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Starting Out Ri ht When I woke up that sunny May morning I felt no different, maybe a slight sense of loss- school was out for me. Oh no! I had to get ready for that senior breakfast! Many other seniors and their parents were there. I felt a kinship with them, we were all in this together. Chris Colcord and Scott Sor- delet read their humorous class prophecy while we ate our catered breakfast. Mr. Cox was presented with a beer mug with the inscription, The class of '79 drove me to drinkf, After the breakfast we all talked kind of quietly, it felt kind of like someone had died. We got dressed in our caps and gowns and waited in line for the music to begin. Boy was I nervous! The whole student body was gath- ered for the awards ceremony, they were there to honor us. The traditional Pomp and Circumstance began and we marched in with smiles just like rehearsal the day before, only then we had been rowdy because of the Olym- pics Day events. This time it was serious. This time seemed almost real. We all sat down and listened to the speeches: then one by one the awards were announced. What? Was that my name? Oh no! I hope I don't trip going up the aisle. Whew! Back again! It sure is a nice sports cer- tificate. It's over. We marched out slowly. No goof- ups. I hope we do as well tomorrow night. It's the real thing! The john Philips Sousa Band Award was presented by Band Director Luke Matthew to musician Steve Hoke on awards day. The whole student body stood as the 1979 Seniors filed out of the ggfm after the awards day ceremonies while the band played Pomp and ir- cumstance. -ill li I' 'S i - as t- as F' .7 SCHOLARSHIPS CEDAR CREEK WOMEN'S CLUB-Todd Meeks and Pam Gorsuch TRI-KAPPA--Yvonne Rich RICKS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP-Maureen Robinson HUNTERTOWN P.T.O.-Pam Gorsuch D.A.R. SCHOLARSHIP-Beth Bechler MARS-HILL COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP-Rick Cool NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST AND ITT SCHOLARSHIP-Steve Hoke IUNIOR ENGINEERING TECHNICAL SOCIETY CERTIFICATE-Andrea Barnfield NDIANA UNIVERSITY MERIT SCHOLARSHIP-Yvonne Rich DRAMA- The APPLE TREE : Best Actress-Cathy Meyers, Best Actor-Ejim Blicken- dorf: Best Supporting Actress-Maureen Robinson: Best Supporting Actor- ric Brugh. ART AWARDS: Peggy Keefe, Michelle Greener, Randy Brown, Kevin Raysin, Lori Gum- hert, and Tammy Bur eson. MATH AWARD: Most Outstanding Math Student-Steve Hoke jOURNALISM: Yearbook MVP-Chris Brunson: Yearbook Co-Editors of the Year-Shel- ey Miller and Tim Bojarbg Newspa er MVP-jeff Fomeyg Newspaper Co-Editors of the Year-Charla Lockwood and Lori INfcNabb. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: QSPANISHJ Fourth-The entire class: Third-Maureen Robin- son and Mike Tooheyg Second-Terri Morrison: QFRENCHJ Second-Andrea Bamfield. jOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD-Steve Hoke N.F.L.: Maureen Robinson CHOIR: Cathy Lonsbury, jim Blickendorf, Cathy Meyers, and Leif Nygard. ACCOUNTING II: Dennis Fonner BUSINESS LAW: Dennis Fonner and Yvonne Rich DRILL TEAM: julie Halberg, Terri Morrison, Lynda Murphy, and Charla Lockwood. FOUR YEAR SPORTS AWARD: Terry Bussen, Rick Cool, Todd Meeks, Lucy Schortgen, jill Zehner, Susie Bookout, Lori Gumbert, and Andera Bamfield. MOST OUTSTANDING PEOPLE IN SPORTS: Lori Gumbert and Rick Cool. Presentation ofthe Flag by Ana Maria Garza QMexicol VALEDICTORIAN -Terri Morrison SALUTATORIAN -Yvonne Rich