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

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Who cares if we lost, I ' m hungry. says junior Holly Churchward as she munches on pizza in the commons after the game. — Cathy Titus Freshmen Lisa LaBundy and Chad Thurston let loose and enjoy themselves at the homecoming dance. — Joe Rife Senior Ellen Zelt gets tough as the pom pon squad performs to Michael Jackson ' s Beat It in support of the football team — Julie Kohrman While Bruce Pace and Brad Bad- ders concentrate on the technical aspects of the game, the rest of the senior team doesn ' t seem to be quite as intent. — Cathy Titus 12 Homecoming Events

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Chargers Ignite The week where spirit was ignited — Homecom- ing week. Students an- ticipated dressing up, but were disappointed with on- ly three days to show their spirit. They should spon- sor more days where everyone can participate more, like Mash Day, that was a lot of fun! com- ments Tammy Ford. Mash Day, being the climax to the week, brought students out of their shells. Army green was seen everywhere, and teachers were disguis- ed as characters from the T.V. series M A S H. With all this activity going on, students actually felt that they were in a training camp for the homecoming game against the Homestead Spartans. Aloha Victory Day had students blossoming with totally wild, bright Hawaian shirts. Despite having the air conditioning turned on, students and their grass skirts seemed to survive the deep freeze. Blue and White Day celebrated the annual rivalry game of the year between the senior and junior girls. Signs were hung in hallways that said, Seniors will KILL , and Stomp the seniors , but were eventually torn down by contrasting groups of powderpuffers. Despite a few negative thoughts. Student Council and Cheerleaders manag- ed to work together as a team instead of individual groups to form a colorful week. — Sue Gnderwood Is he cool or what? Junior Chris Zum- baugh distinctly portrays a draftee. — Cathy Titus For an early mor ning breakfast, Senu football players munch away or donuts- — Julie Kohrman |[|r:s : - LTyi ' W ! l-tr ' ' ! I ' ° Sander ' s artistic ability was .- = -== = . displayed to show the specific days of • -r-i ' ' r ' ' !l ,, , ' 7 ) ' i L (I fli spirit week. — Joe Rite r W XoA V .00 1 P i r i t W e e k Spirit Week

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Spirit Explodes Cheers of support and encouragement rang from every corner of the gym at the homecoming pep session. Donned in outfits por- traying every MASH character from Hot Lips to Hawkeye, the teachers entertained with a skit. Stretcher races to see which class could rescue a mashed Homestead Spar- tan first added to the ex- citement with the juniors coming out on top. Despite the loss of the game, the commons was full of noisy people socializing and enjoying themselves at the dance sponsored by the Student Council. Due to heavy rains, the powderpuff game was postponed until the week following homecoming. But the spirit lingered. Over 500 people watched the seniors defeat the juniors 200 in a game full of penalties and fumbles. Two touchdowns were scored by Tammy Music and one by Leslie McCoy. — Tammy Ginder Queen for the night, Ginger Florea shares a dance with Mr. Wood. — Joe Rife HASH 4077 has arrived! Radar. Trapper John, and Klinger (Mr. Keefer. Mr. McKinney. and Mr. Potter) boost the morale of the students. — Julie Kohrman Homecoming Events o m e c o m i n g E V e n t s