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

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Many chilled and loyal fans pocked the Corroll srodium for rhe Homecoming gome ogoinsr Woodlon. — Worrer ' s Srudio Homecoming Court fVflf— Kelly Warren, Lori Reece. Mike Brown, Dione McComb. Drion Pelkington, Dione Alexonder, Pork Ginder, Jone Boir, Todd Dousermon, Borb Dobill, Jeff Gurfiier, Jon Griffirfi, Brion Lonergon.— Wotrer ' s Studio 14 Homecoming

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Who soys good guys olwoys weor white? Sheriff Brion Beverly coptures ourlow Bob Coffee on Western Day. — Gil Benbrook To the songs of Excaliber, Kevin John- son leods o troin of junior girls or the Homecoming donee. — Wotter ' s Studio Getting comfortable in Sponish III doss, senior Teri Von Deylen cuddles with her purple teddy bear on Pojomo Doy — Gil Benbrook Anticpatins was most €f the fun Decked out Devo Style. Brion Pelking- ' on chots with Dione McComb and Corel Millemon os he punks out to show nis spirit. — Gil Benbtook That ' s what you call on eoger eoter! Gory Porter chows down in o pudding eoting contest ogoinst Rex Hoke; Goty come out the victor. — Gil Benbrook Spirit mounted. Junior-senior rivalries exploded. Trodition faced chonge ond caused controversy. Before doss Wednesdoy morning, energy ran fiigh os junior and senior girls eocfi tried to prove their supremocy. Signs odorned the halls proclaiming one powder puff team or the other as superior. Chants of eighty-tv o, eighty-two ... and J-J-JUN-I-I-IOR filled the halls. The powder puff gome was to hove undergone some chonges this year. Traditionally, each ream sported o squad of five guy cheerleaders while two other seniors served os referees. However, these features were dropped. Even so, players and spec- tators eagerly onticipoted the annual grudge match. Unfor- tunately, everyone arrived on- ly to find out the game hod been concelled due to incle- ment weather. The week culminated in o dance featuring the band Ex- calibur. Under the direction of Carroll grod Greg Rank, the bond dedicated the first dance to homecoming Queen Lori Reece and her court. — Amy Sanders Spirit Week 13

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Dressed as a Charger, ion Zucco pre- pores to scolp worrior Dob Boxell, Susan Lowery and Bobbi Molorr woir their turn for Q hoircur. Wotter ' s The band led by Drum Mojors Poulo Wine ond Tracy Shively. begins the parade of festivities before the gome, — Wotter ' s Studio ■icmecciniiifi Climax t€ an Excitins Week. An exciting week of spirit and cosrumes climaxed into homeconning nighr. Many loyal fons braved rhe chilly October temperature to see the Chargers lose 17-7 to state- runner-up Woodlan. The morching Chargers, led by Drum Majors Paula Wine and Tracy Shively, started off the festivities with the tradi- tional trek around the track. Following was the parade of floors and the Homecoming court and queen contestants. Holftime, however was when rhe show really began with performances by the bond, drill team, ond the rifles and flogs. The floats took a final The Charger offensive squod orronges Itself on the line of scrimmage ogolnst o tough Woodlon defense. — Wottet ' s Studio futn before it was announced that the junior ' s Scalp those worriors entry was the winner. Finally the moment of crowning arrived. Last year ' s queen Kelly Warren was on hand to present the crown to 1981 winner, Lori Reece. A special feature of the night was a trip the girls ' golf team made on a Huntertown fire truck. Accompanied by sirens, whirling lights, and blaring horns, the state runner-ups were greeted by standing ova- tions from staunch Charger fans OS well OS from the Woodlon fans. — Lisa Lowery Homecoming 15