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

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The secret of sharing is thi ' Ihi-mc luniors Michelli ' Youny and Signd Raue used in their pantomime, where they portrayed the characters Bucky and [oey. Speak of the dead! Here lies lh(! body of Junior Mike Nrlahungo who not only starred in. bul wrote the original skil ncalh of a Lo cd One, Whitened lips, dramatic make-up. and shimmering outfits set the mood for the routine by [unior Chris Bal- ser and Sophomores Jenny Kaiser and Bobbi Bechler. The jazzy beat of Heaven Must Have Sent You was the back- ground of a modern dance routine done by Freshman Naiinette Rau- pher. Where is love? an excerpt from the musical Oliver was the song choice of Freshman Jon Zucco for this year ' s follies.

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K?caS cameras take a lickin ' and 3T on clickin ' according to junior bco ' t Bauserman, but when the oroauct explodes, it usually hurts Our campaign. Total impromptu , was the answer MC ' s Todd Bocik and Kim Sylvester came up with as a means to intro- duce some of the seventeen acts in this year ' s follies. K-K-K-Katie was the title of the melody sung by the barbershop quartet, mcludmg senior members Don Ternet and Margie Ransbottom. In the limelight Y our palms are sweaty, your knees shake, and butterflies are in your stomach. Suddenly, the cur- tain is thrown open, and your turn has arrived. The spotlight hits you with a blaze of light and it becomes impossible for you to see your audience; it is just you and the light. As quickly as it had begun, it ends. The audi- ence shows its approval through uproarious applause. You did it. You showed off your talent and were rewarded with the approval of your peers. However, it is not all glam- our and glory; it takes a lot of hard work, causes a lot of headaches, and is quite time consuming. Practice was held five days a week for approximately five weeks before the actual perform- ance date. Attendance at these practices was very important as stressed almost every other morning over the announcements. The night before the show goes on, however, the entire cast stays until ten o ' clock to practice. You then realize for the first time that you do not have that routine down as well as you did, that the MC ' s still have not come up with an introduction for your act, and you have never had a full dress rehearsal. Other than that, everything is just great! Even with the problems faced by this year ' s cast, when the production appeared it possessed an entertaining and yet profes- sional quality. It was evident that many of those who had attended Follies Falls In Love had in actuality fallen in love with the follies.

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TisH Statue of Liberty? No, it is Mr. MeiTiman lending a helping hand in Older to save the crepe paper and other decorations from total destruction. It is gift giving time, and Mr. Potter ' s Earth Science class made the best of it. Giving him a toupee was their subtle way of saying Merry Christ- mas. Deck the halls with boughs of holly. Beth Berdelman, Lisa Pelkington, and Nancy Salmons put the finish- ing touches on the senior hallway. Sampling the delectable delicacies made by the 106 ' ers, to show their appreciation for the teachers, we find Mrs. Schipley and Mrs. Doles. 20 Christmas