Chatard High School - Citadel Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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BELOW: Freshmen girls scramble for the ball during intramurals Tuesday night. RIGHT: Slim's Pretty Straight players Gail Zapapas and Regina Philbin hust- le down the court towards another victory. BELOW RIGHT: Senior letterman Dennis Foley shows enthusi- asm during a CHS basketball game. GIBAz FRONT ROW: R. Philbin, P. Hennessey, K. Akin, D. Krieg, C. Roberts, D. Newett, M Sullivan. SECOND ROW: C. Conrad, C. Dunlevy, K. Sheehan, M. Noll, S. Ohleyer, S. Venezia, M Fleming. THIRD ROW: I. Fleming, L. Chapman, M. Allen, M. Gasper, J. Pratt. 86

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capture championship HS-U-C-C-E-S-S! That's the way you spell suc- cessli' This cheer applies not only to Chatard's athletic teams but also to its cheerleaders. For the second year in a row our championship cheerleaders came home from the Indiana University competition with the state title. Many hours of practice resulted in their precision actions and winning style. During the summer they also attended a camp at Vincennes and a clinic at the University of Cincinnati. This aided them in planning new cheers and also gave them experience in the area of crowd control. Besides backing the teams at athletic events our cheerleaders also give help and encouragement to girls trying out for the freshman cheerleading squad. Their enthusiasm keeps the fire of school spirit eternally buming in every Trojan. Trojan cheerleaders really throw themselves into their work Senior cheerleaders watch the team bulldoze ahead. B5

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LETTERMEN: FRONT ROW: M. Tobin, 1. Williams, T. Sage, P. Vogelsang, S. Davis, J. Rochford, R. Russell, S. Stocker, J. Tobin. SEC- OND ROW: B. Robertson, E. Bloemker, J. Dowd, S. Seal, L. Smith, T. O,Brian, M. Martin, T. Freeh. THIRD ROW: D. Ends, I. Faulkner, J. Jackson, G. Poehlein, K. Hughes, J. Tinder, D. Smith, B. Lynch. FOURTH ROW: J. Persinger, M. McDonough, D. Foley, I. Dunlevy, E. Lacey, K. Homola, B. Rodecker, P. Mitchell, D. Sheehan. Judge Duck's Court wins championship Giving the women a chance to show the men how it really ought to be done was the Girl's Intramu- ral Basketball Association. Dazzling the crowd with their spectacular shooting and ballhandling skill, the girls played on Tuesday nights from December to April. Occasionally the refs fvarsity basketball players in disguisej called a disputed foul and found them- A selves with an enemy the next day. Injuries were few- , just a couple of black eyes and broken ribs. Most teams had routines they followed religiously. Some had special plays, some had group prayers before the game, and others took Gator-Ade breaks at half-time. The season was topped oi? when judge Duck and the Supreme Court, a senior team, won the GIBA cham- pionship. Trojan Lettermen did more for Chatard than just bring home athletic victories. Men in letter sweaters also took tickets at basketball games, held ropes and swept the playing floor. In addition, the Lettermen's Club held a dance in April, with the Soul Society providing the music. All proceeds from the dance went to the Athletic fund. ' -s ?Eti'ZYi . -'