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

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Free lance pholoarapher BfriiKc Findley lakes her hobby serlinisly. developing in her own diirkroiim. She presented slides which con- cerned the International Year of thi ' Child. Bit of everything VValkiny into school Norman. Students could ah into school that morning one would have had a big sur[)ris( ' : No regular classes! Tuesday. March 11, students partici- pated in Mini-Course Da ' , spending their time seeing mo ' ies, hearing lectures, and watching demonstrations. The Student Council spon- sored events provided many opportunities. One could munch a chocolate covered pretzel made by the Country Kitchen ' s representative or receive a haircut by a Ra -en- scroft styHst. It was possible to pet a snake compliments of Fort Wayne Children ' s Zoo or get a professionally made-up face from Merle Norman. Students could also laugh at the antics of The Three Stoogt s or shiver while watching the main fea- ture ' , a spine-chilling horror film entitled Burnt Offer- ings. Although there was not a large turnout, attending stu- dents who were interviewed said they enjoyed them- selves. The Student Council did an excellent job organiz- ing and sponsoring mini- course day this year. It really was a lot of fun attending, commented Mari Gross. Most importantly, mini- course day provided a much needed break from the humdrum of school! Just in time for her part in the musi- cal Once Upon A Mattress. Beth Blanton receives a cut from a Ravenscroft stylist designed to bring out the fullness of her hair. The new you. Through revolu- tionary make-up techniques by Merle Norman. Amy Sanders has her face transformed, while stylists ecture on proper foundations, blushers, and lipsticks. .Mmi-Course 29

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Swing your partner, do-si-do! Stu denis use the gym as a calling hal !(ir square dancing, which was offered due to the cancellation nf a Beginner ' s Luck. Although Mr. lohnston was )ust learning back- gammon, he managed to beat his instructor, Mr. Bordner. Board games were offered fourth period of Mini-Course Day Anticipation [ulie Diable nervously awaits a make o er Ravenscroft students also corn rowed several volunteer s hair in the 10 st le Hey, that ' s dishwashing liquid ou re soaking in ' Annette Myers receives a professional manicure free of charge from ,i Ra ensrroft representative 28 Mini-Course

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eginnings and endings! After the anxiety of waiting to see if that special someone is going to pop the question, or agree to attend that all important event with you, the preparations for that most magical eve- ning then begin. Dresses must be purchased, tuxes chosen, and May flowers ordered. Of course, every- thing must be color coordi- nated and absolutely per- fect! This year the juniors took the extravaganza out of the school and held the formal dance at the Black Rose ballroom. Girls, guys, and parents came early Satur- day morning and converted the spacious area into a maroon and silver paradise. A major decision when planning the night ' s activi- ties is where to eat dinner. Expense, time, and location are factors that must be considered. Mountain Jacks, Takoaka, Chancers, Moonraker, and the Fac- tory were on the top of most lists. At the stroke of midnight formality was replaced with the casual atmosphere of the After-Prom. By early morning, with little or no sleep, everyone was ready to go again on Sunday. When the anxiety is gone and exhaustion is present, then the weekend is over! It was a special one, full of romancing, dancing, and beginnings and endings! Smile and say cheese! Prom go- ers Lisa Prude and Barry Sordelet allow their camera happy parents to gel just one more quick click after taking four other rolls! WANTED l. il. -, r ' -Mf mu Desperation for a date . . . John Graves ' friends devised a dating service especially for him, however, their scheme did not work as Miss Piggy was unavailable! Did someone call me? Sunday was spent relaxing at various places in Indiana. Dave Dunten was among a group of kids who met at a gas sta- tion and traveled to Pokagon. A rose by any other name . . . Bart Churchward ' s attempt at explaining what flowers he had ordered for his date, Tina Chen, was rewarded with a bill and a smile (?) from Tina. 30 Before-After Prom