Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Xvl' l N FAR LEFT: Have some punch? How about a little Judy? Anne Courtney asks thirsty seniors Katie Akin, Joan Loughery, Ioan Schwartz, and Sally Ohleyer. LEFT: Every new freshman should have good friends in high places, so Denise Hadden in- troduces her little sister, Jody Cranny to Father Gettlefinger. ABOVE: The illustrious cast of FliQke1-bell lines up for a quick curtain call. BELOW: Oooh, unchlv says Carole Hennessey as Sherri Otto serves Carole andpher little sister, Christine Lillis graciously. 45

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Q- Vs J I 4 K I it 5 . le-' 1 t's truly a Troon World of Triumph for 1969! Each year our homecomings grow in size and im- portance. This year, the floats were better, the queen prettier and the crowd livelier. On that special October night the crowd was ex- cited and full of spirit. Tension mounted as our Trojans clashed heads as well as wits with the Marshall Patri- ots. Halftime brought the homecoming ceremonies, beginning with the parade of floats. The floats were imaginative, creative, and brimming over with Trojan spirit. The loss of the game couldn't begin to dampen the enthusiasm. This spirit carried over to the follow- ing evening when the students celebrated a successful homecoming at the annual dance. Those attending the dance, shared in the fun by dancing, chatting informal- ly, and testing their art abilities on white paper table- cloths. It,s a Trojan World of Truimphu surely was the peak of all Chatard homecomings. Until next year . . . i Junior court members were Camille Bunny and Rita Litwicki. 47