Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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.I FAR LEFT ABOVE: Juniors Nanc Turner and Dave Thompson are in a world of their own as the racefully move to the music of an old favorite. FAR LEFT: Members ogtie court Debbie Connolly, Rich Winship, Jan Williams, Mark Williams, King Joe Cahill, Queen Susan Dowd, Dave Thompson, Mary K. Pruess, Rita Litwicki, and Steve Stocker smile proud- ly after the coronation. ABOVE LEFT: Prom goers, Mary Mahern and her escort are caught up momentarily b that special rom magic. ABOVE: The Queen and King lead the otlliers through Sie Coronation dance. LEFT: Debbie Kelly and Greg Mark take time out to exchange thoughts on the evening, 61

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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.

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Y 4 dr' .J 9 ABOVE: Court members Carole Hennessey, Tom Alerding, Paula Dellwo, Tom Leahy, Denise Hadden, jim Jackson, Debbie Breiner, Mike Winship, Barb Buehler, and Ed Lacey pause before the coronation. BELOW: Queen Debbie and King Mike ring up '70. 62 .wir xl, .j, , Gay spirits, hard work make ball a great way to go The seniors climaxed four years of hard work at the annual Senior Ball. This year, the ball was held at the Columbia Club from 9:00 to midnight. Spirits ran Uhighv and could not be dampened by soggy weather. The plush ballroom carried out the original theme of uWhat a Way to Co with Tiffany glass flowers in varying shades of blue and floating candles adoming each table. A large clock on the wall set at ufive till seventyv denoted the Seniorls four years of attendance at Chatard. Male prom-goers received amber colored mugs while the girls were given wooden paddles. Each favor was inscribed with the theme of the prom and the date. The court lined up for the long-awaited moment of coronation. After the crowning, Queen Debbie Breiner and King Mike Winship moved the hands of the clock to 1970 and the evening was complete. With misty eyes, Seniors ushered out the year and bid goodbye to a beautiful evening.