Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Paula Marie Dellwo Theresa Anne Dellwo Sharon Lee Dessauer Learning to follow, Learning to lead T Diane Marie De Tamble Jeffrey Alan Dolle Rita Anne Dollens Ernestine Alexis Dotson With words of advice the Senior Class Officers Ann Courtney, Vice-President, Francie Grannan, Secretary, John Persinger, President, and Dana Petit, Treasurer encourage the Senior Class sponsor Mrs. Mary Ann Rupp on her next skiiing adventure. Barbara Jeanne Elder Carol Louise Elliott 161

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Seniors' Togetherness Leads hatard What is it that makes a class real? What trans- forms a mob of scared freshmen into a group of seniors who are the closest class ever? The togetherness came slowly, with happiness and sadness, and above all, sharing. There was the first assembly and class call when the Class of 70 sat uietly while classes '69, '68, and ,67 laughed. And fliere was more laughter when the freshman float emerged-a lumpy bowling ball to knock down the Crusaders. Then not-so-silly sophomore year came. A tum- about dance was sponsored, and much to the surprise of the skeptics who had said that this class would never turn out, the dance was a success. During junior year, the class 0f'70 came into its own. UP, UP AND AWAYJ' was the theme of the class float, and when the blue and white Uballoonv won the Homecoming contest, class spirit soared too. junior confidence faltered slightly with the confusing newness of the modular system, but soon Chataflex Constance Kathlyn Clark Mary Colleen Colbert Anne Frances Courtney Mary Lynne Craney 160 sounded less like a new cereal and more like a way of life. The true test of togetherness came with the prom. Success or disaster? The question loomed in everyone's mind. But the boys came through, donating money and arranging dates. The prom had made it, and the class had made it too. In his last speech, Student Council President of ,69 Ken Otto handed the leadership to the new Senior Class, saying You're the greatest class Chatard has ever seenf' And the class stood silent a moment, awed by the legacy, then burst into applause. Senior year can onl be described in one word- SWELL!! From the mudfilghts to the pile-on football games to Pizza Inn, the class of '70 has known happi- ness. And from the loss ofa classmate to the injury ofa favorite player, they have known sadness. But in what- ever they have done, they've shared a very special togetherness. Douglas Anthony Cortellini C21r0lyn L0uiSe Courtney Patricia Ann Daly Stephen Bryan Davis

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f if! 'Km 6 F 'll' Alice Ely David Lee Ends Mary Ann Errard Judith Anne Fleming Spirit and loyalt are spontaneous Margaret jane Flynn Michael Dennis Flynn Dennis Michael Foley Gerard Hubert Fortner Enthuszasm conquers ALL!! 3' Thomas Edward Freeman Bernard Michael French Michael Reilly Gatens 162 RN