Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Trojans salute vaudeville in annual variety tribute On March 22, 1970 the curtain rose on the Annu- al Trojan Tribute to Variety. This year's show was an extravaganza to remember. Under the direction of Mr. Powell and his student and faculty assistants, the show was polished perfection. The participants worked overtime along with the stage crews and make-up girls to make this the biggest and best show ever. The acts were very entertaining and widely diversified. They ranged from a uknife dancen as taken from West Side Story performed by several ugracefull' Senior ballerinas to an original piano solo by Ed Bloemker. The audience held its breath as gymnists, Terry Morrow and Robyn Roesch performed gracefiil and daring acrobatic feats and once again walked off with top prize. LEFT: A prime example of Trojan talent. Pictures include band director, Mr. Kern, Head Director Mr. Powell, the peurlettes, Miss America contestants, karate experts, and concert pianists. BELOW: The participants line up for a curtain call.

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Juniors experience prom enchantment Each year the month of April brings green grass, bright flowers, and for the class of 71',, April brought the annual junior Prom. Weeks of anxious preparation were climaxed on April 24 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The court, Mary K. Pruess, Rita Litwicki, jan Williams, Debbie Connolly, Susan Dowd, Dave Thompson, Richard Winship, Mark Williams, Ioe Cahill and Steve Stocker, along with each and every prom-goer was ready. A flowery array completed the spring-time decor. The walls were decked in pastel- colored flowers and trellises formed a romantic background for the ballroom dancing. As the night slipped by, the couples danced gracefully to the music of the K'Headliners . Finally the long awaited moment of coronation arrived. Tim O'Brian, master of ceremo- nies, stepped up to the microphone and introduced the court. Tension ran high as Marcia Barbour, the prom chairman handed Tim the envelope. Queen Susan Dowd and King joe Cahill made the prom complete as they glided through their royal dance. During the final moments of' the prom, the juniors, KNOW More Than Everv, realized how much their prom meant. . Xi ,.w.