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

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Split riehl, wing lefl-GO! This is typical huddle talk excluding Ihc unprintable S c !!! C-H-A-R-G-E-R-S! Displaying their talent, Varsity and Reserve Cher- leaders mount to the school song. Varsity coaches Dave Bordner and Ed Pox watch intently as the foot- ball t( ' am charges into the first place position in the ACAC. Forming a Charging C , the Band, Flags, Rifles, and Drill Team per- form a routine to the school song. .• cross the Field . Powerful Chargers outrushed and outran the weakening Warriors and remained unbeaten in conference play, 4-0. and 7-1 overall, John Din- coff rushes to the outside for another score. Indianapolis rock group. Abacus , plays for the Carroll rockers at the Student Council sponsored dance. Homecoming 15

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Finale to a spirited week Uespite the chilly weather, nearly 2000 fans watched the Chargers humil- iate the Woodlan Warriors at the Homecoming game by a score of 26-0. The game, finale to a fes- tive week, included a brand- new feature which brought a sense of nostalgia to the crowd. The 1969 football captains, Kerry Ambrose and Tom Fabian were present at the coin toss which opened the game. The action began as the alert Chargers capitalized on a Woodlan fumble that led to an early touchdown. When the Warriors controlled the ball, Carroll ' s mighty defense continued to apply pressure and caused another fumble. The Chargers dominated both offensively and defen- sively giving the Warriors lit- tle opportunity to move the ball. This restricted them to few possessions. Though the majority of the plays were on the ground, 37 carries for 129 yards, the short but effective passing game won it for the Char- gers. Readjusting Melanie Hess ' s crown, Todd Clark helps to correctly posi- tion ttie 1979 Homecoming Queen ' s The Queen and her court consists of Shane Rodocker, Bev Maloney. Linda Farrell. Dan Holler, Kelly Warren, Denny Grimmer, Queen Melanie Hess, Todd Clark, Tammy Recht, Cary Ruble, Lisa Prude, Shep Moyle, Kristine Shaffer, and Doug Arney. The Sophomores parade around the track prior to the game. The fresh- man float won, depicting a Charger executioner beheading a Warrior. 14 Homecoming

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Ti ' isi woman counselor Mrs. Cindy Shipley not only counsels and supervises iSS. she also teaches a Business English class. Finally, fresh air in the restrooms, since all smokers moved outside to the smoking area located on the south side of the school. The Slammer, otherwise known as in-school-Kuspension or ISS. pro- vides a new disciplinary system. A nark squad member frisks an uni- dentified troublemaker. Yah! Hoo! Mountain Dew! Roger Knner decides to quench his thirst with a Coke product. Student Coun- cil raised the cost to 350 to try to stop the misuse. 16 Changes