Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Ewa? LEFT: On the sophomore float, Patriots, Your Time is Running Ontn, Sue Veza and julie Wade demonstrate the power ofthe Trojans. ABOVE: The mounting tension ofthe game is reflected in reserve cheerleader, Helen Langenbacher. Martha Upton Sue Veza Rud0lfVing1'is Julianne Wade 5 W ' Sue Venezia .f X 1.4 e i it r .ttf ti - 'W 12 f- . , y , T Jimetwalker - , if it Robert Welberry P I Tom Welch V 'A' V ' A -' ' 'P' f A Marsha Whitney l at W ' is X 1 'Qi -U it V in T . Nancy Wawrzyniak 1 '53, 'i IJ. s K . ff ? .Au jane Wiggenhorn Eddie Williams Cathy Wilson Charles Wilson Claudia Wood Rhonda Wothke Steve York Debbie Zenor Lisa Zimonyi Renate Zire 145

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1-9-7-1 thatis the To a year of success, Caution! Handle with care! The next twelve pages will deliver to you the progress report of a year of success. Observe carefully, for this is no ordinary class. We are the juniors! Who else but the class of '71 could take top honors in everything from the Homecoming to the Variety Show, and still end the year with a mind- bending prom. Throughout the year direction was willingly provided by our class president, Bill Connor, vice- president, Clare Fox, treasurer, Steve Stocker, secre- tary, Camille Bunny, along with our sponsor Miss O'Donnell. Our float The Tro'an Key to Victoryi' unlocked the door to the onset oll a prosperous year. Fortune smiled again as the mid-year dance served as a real uplift for everyone involved. The coming of a new class on the run season also brought honor in the entertainment catego- ry, for the proud juniors placed first in the annual Va- riety Show. The success of our class is also reflected in various achievements by outstanding individuals. Scholastically, 'uniors were inducted as members in to the National donor Society. Several juniors also vied for opportunities to visit foreign countries representing their respective language courses. All these memories and many more are locked in one mold taking the shape of the class ring. Hopes, fears, excitement-all are a part of our uniqueness as well as our oneness. P.S. A note to the underclassmen: We hope you will also collect on deliveryi' the joy of unity which has made our year such a special one. VXXNL sincefelybgx ru . ag Anne Ahlers Louise Aierstuck :ai V A n Alerdin 113, Mlar Kay Aien Sandy Awbrey Marcia Barbour Mary Ann Baldwin Dennis Brogan Stella Bechtel Jeff Belford 4- . is I Stanley Bell Linda Bowers Debbie Brackett Kathy Brezette Camille Bunny 147