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

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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

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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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Catch the spirit L hristmas without snow is like a day without sunshine, but Carroll stu- dents made the best of it. During December days temperatures in the forties prevailed, mud covered the ground, and the world was spattered with rain drops. This was a sharp contrast from the usual brisk temper- atures, the snow drifted landscape, and the blustery snow-filled air. Students did a lot of clever and inventive things to her- ald the coming of the holiday season. Santa ' s Secret Serv- ice added a new dimension to Christmas card giving. Student Council members came out of their closet and showed their true identity as Santa ' s special helpers, and many people were pleasantly sruprised to arrive at school and find their lockers fes- tivly decorated with wrap- ping paper, ribbons, and bows. With the visions of no school, big parties, and lots of presents, students anx- iously awaited the vacation. Although it was a time to get out of school, a feeling of happiness and pleasure filled everyone ' s heart. Santa ' s special helper, .senior Knren Ttiompson. dressed tot. ' illy in red and green was a member of Santa ' s Secret Service and delivered cards In everyone. Hey batter, swin ! CelehratinH Cliristmas with a Spanisti flair is lunior Mike Martin, vvtio strikes blindly at the dangling pinata. Saint Nick, portrayed by Mike Too- hey, and his wife, by Cheryl Alexan- der, tumbled out of Iheir makeshift sleigh. Only candy, gum, and money could bring an entire class to their knees; Lori Reece and John Kuehn lead the scavengers. Christmas 21