Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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SPANISH CLUB: FRONT RONV: B. Azula, C. Loesch, R. Christy, K. Brezette, L. Lux, K. Riley, T. French, D. Thomson, S. Schmalz, P. Hannon, I. Wiggenhorn. SECOND ROW: C. Conway, M. Carr, C. Barr, P. Kirkhofl, L. Bordenkecker, K. Kinghorn, P. Robare, M. Newell, D. Wey, M. Feeser. THIRD ROW: A. Mascari, A. Elder, A. Kenney, D. Connolly, N. Warga, B. Buehler, K. Nohr, N. Ray, S. McAllister, N. Carr, A. Loureire. FOURTH ROW: H. Langenbacher, L. Aierstuck, D. Dietrick, P. McDowell M. Fox, K. Foley, J. Cangany, A. Ahlers, A. Collins, S. Veza, C. Wood. FIFTH ROW: T. Turkupolis, C. Brei- tenbeck, C. Clark, S. Gillespie, M. Curriger, M. Demuth, B. Breitenbeck, M. Ralf, R. Philbin, I. Lynch, A. Bell, S. Garrett. FRENCH CLUB: FRONT ROW: D. Miller, S. Ranft, A. Alerding, M. Luebke, M. Mahern, C. Bunny, S. Epaves, T. Lyons, M. Bowman, L. Bowman, A. Ely. SECOND ROW: S. Miner, C. Campbell, J. Stonecipher, P. Sufana, D. Schaefer, M. Moore, J. Meyers, S. Venezia, P. Chrisholm, M. Fleming, B. Henneberry. THIRD ROW: I. Fleming, R. Zire, M. Lindop, N. Lamping, L. Bordenkecker, K. Kenny, D. Estle, C. Hand, D. Kirby. FOURTH ROW: Early, D. Petit, S. Conolty, R. Wothke, B. Richardson, C. Diehl, V. Lane, J. Keller, R. Knoth, G. Canny, J. Boyle. FIFTH ROW: B. C-apan, C. Donohoo, A. Funk, M. Whitney, M. Berry, C. Prenatt, A. Temple, P. Daly, J. Schwartz, K. Hicks, I. Doyle, J. Irwin. 76 :

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RED CROSS: FRONT ROW: D. Hensel, K. Flick, K. Nohr, M. Walsh. SECOND ROW: M. Odenwalder, S. Gillespie, C. Clark, T. Errard. FAR LEFT: Team Captain jane Stonecipher answers during a televised match. BELOW: Red Cross members Theresa Errard, Mary Craney, and Connie Clark make boxes to be given to the poor. Clubs represent Chatard in community cb QUIZ TEAM: FRONT ROW: R. Sarmiento, C. Wilson, j. Stonecipher. SECOND ROW: P. Sanders, J. Brogan, T. Toole. The Quiz Team, under the direction of Father Hulsman, develops the intellectual capacities of its participants. Rigorous practices after school accus- tomed the Quiz Team whizzes to the fierce competi- tion to come. Each member of the team specialized in one department of learning, such as American govern- ment, chemistry, or world literature. After months of intense work, the Quiz Team met its first challenger on the television program, Exercise in Knowledge. The team was successful and ultimately advanced all the way to the semi-finals. Chatard welcomed the chance to be represented intellectually as well as athletically. The Red Cross and C.S.M.C. are two clubs that go beyond the walls of Chatard to be of service to the whole community. Members of these organizations collect stamps for the missions and make toys and ar- ticles forthe more unfortunate people of the city. 75 'ff

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A..,A: Language clubs explore native culture RIGHT: Sophomore members of the French Club display their talent in a Can Can routine for the Variety Show. BELOW: Spanish Club officers Kathy Nohr, Chris Conway, and Jeanne Lynch discuss plans for future activities. ABOVE: Active members of the French Club show an avid interest in the Paris night life in viewing a mural of the famous Moulin Rouge. The Chatard language clubs give students a chance to put their knowledge to work. Meetings are held in the language being studied. For this reason, members must at least be at second-year level. Guest speakers from France and Spain illuminate the cultur- al aspect oflanguage study. The Spanish club, sponsored by Mr. Richard Powell, started a tutoring program during the year to help students at exam time. The club saw Man of La Manchav at Clowes Hall, and also gave a Christmas party. The French club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. jean Minneman, had a party at Christmas time and performed skits in French. The club entered a can-can routine in the Annual Trojan Tribute to Variety, and later on in the year members sold doughnuts to pay for a French dinner at Chez jean's. 77