Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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TRUJAN SHIELD keeps Chdtdrd informed Did you ever stop to Wonder how much work goes into putting out a newspaper? Not many people have. The Trojan shield, which is published monthly, has been given the rating of All-Catholic. Working after school and often on weekends, the loyal staff has consistently turned out excellent papers. A good newspaper staffer has to have a sense of curiosity, a nose for news, and the ability to change a com- monplace story into an interesting one. formed of upcoming events of interest, such as banquets, dances, and contests. It also editorializes, often criticizing constructively, and reports on Cha- tardls current sports seasons. In the religious depart- ment, Father Gettelfinger writes a monthly letter to the student body, giving timely suggestions on the right way to live a good Christian life. From sponsor Sister jonathan to the typists, the Trojan Shield tries harder. The Trojan Shield keeps the student body in- I S-,W - A T .. ., f. s , ,,. , . 74. , ,gif -f 1- -uv-R L k RIGHT: Loyal members of the Trojan Shield stafi Barb Sutton, jane Roulon, Janet Kranzfelder, and Becky Richardson, busy themselves in preparation ofthe next issue. ABOVE: Page editors lead the way when it comes to turning out the good editions. FAR RIC-HT: Faculty adviser, Sister jonathan gives advice to editor-to-be Debbie Miller. 72

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FAR LEFT: No, it wasn't a tornado, just the remains of a hard day's work. LEFT: Advertising editor Diane Krieg collected money like magic for the Citadel. BELOW LEFT: Yearbook staff members gather around to get a glimpse ofa new batch of pictures. YEARBOOK: FRONT ROW: M. Bowman, S. Ranft, C. Conway, A. Ely, J. Wiggenhorn, P. Crowley, T. L ons, T. French, R. Christ , L Bowman. SECOND ROW: J. Fleming, A. Alerding, D. DeTamble, C. Bunny, S. Otto, P. Schindler, J. Elson, R. Litwicki, L. Knolli D Breiner, S. Epaves. THIRD ROW: R. Turner, D. Kirby, M. Barbour, K. O'Brien, T. Young, J. Williams, B. Casey, M. Newell, C. Barr, D Thompson, C. Rehs. FOURTH ROW: S. Dessauer, A. Moran, R. Cullinane, J. Giles, M. Preuss, B. Hennessy, D. Chandler, M. Luebke, F Grannan, M. Ball, N. Turner, D. Connolly. FIFTH ROW: R. Tumbush, P. Garrison, C, Queisser, D. Dietrick, N. Ray, D. Petit, P. Kennedy L. Chapman, A. Collins, L. Aierstuck, B. Buehler, B. Frederick, M. Foreman. SIXTH ROW: K. Hughes, A. Ahlers, S. Bechtel, C. Wood, K Nohr, J. Canny, 1. Lynch, K. Wedge, I. McQuillan, I. Cangany, J. Flynn, C. Diehl. SEVENTH ROW: B. Hoeing, P. Daly, A. Deitchmun D. Krieg, I. Hostetter, R. Vingris, M. Flynn, K. Cornet, A. Hohmann, C. Fox, A. Temple, M. Carriger, 1. Schwartz. 71

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NEWSPAPER: FRONT ROW: J. Mannix, D. Miller, J. Kranzfelder, I. Stonecipher, K. Stahl, C. Conway, J. Pratt, S. Miner, M. Creenawalt. SECOND ROW: M. Casper, M. Williams, M. Walsh, M. Miller, 1. Early, T. Stonebraker, I Czibouskis, A. Melbardis. THIRD ROW: I. Scott, C. Diehl, T. Turkuliolis, A. Hohmann, B. Sutton, B. Richardson, I. Roulon, D. Petit, J. Boyle. FOURTH ROW: M. Deitchman, M. Demut , D. Albert, M. Winship, M. Flynn, R. Vingris, J. Jackson, I. Kasberg, K. Cornet, M. Halper. f fi ,-,,f ,W -W. S ,r ww A