Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Spirit Of CHS Prevails ls there some gold crepe paper? No! Come over here and help me stuff this man with crepe paper. Hurry up! We only have until tonight to finish our floats. These were common phrases as float building came to a close for Homecoming 7S. Many long hours of hard work and patience went into the floats. Seniors received first place with the theme, Raid the Millers. Second place went to the juniors, and third place to the sophomores. Band members, students, floats, and foot- ball members invaded the streets of Craw- fordsvillc for the annual Homecoming parade, kicking off Homecoming festivities for Friday night's clash with the Noblesville Millers The parade led the procession to the courthouse for the traditional pep rally downtown. Phil Paligraf, eapmin of the football team, crowned Ckthy Coyle as Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies. Queen Cathy and her court, Cheryl Cunningham and Marla Hughes, senior attendantsg Briana Robinson, junior attendamg and Judy Arthur, sopho- more attendant, reigned throughout the fes- tivities. Our only touchdown was made by Nino Norvell, and the 5 points were made by Den- nis Staton. Despite the Athenian gridders' loss to the Noblesville Millers by 35-9, 2 Athenian spirits remained high as Homeeom- ing 75 came to a dose with a Student Coun- cil sponsored sock hop in the gymnasium. Miiliiri Z 5 1-Football eapuin, Phil Pnlignf, addresses studerrt body during Homecoming pep session at the courthouse. 1-Come on you guys, let's fully yell! 3-Homecoming escorts were: David Meadows, john Archer, jack VanMatre, Gary Harri lndj' Do . 5' lm 'YY 4-'Sack the Millers earned a second plue for the juniors. 5-The sophomore theme was Crown the Nobles and eamed third plue. 6-1975 Homecoming Qllffn C Coyle happily poses with senior attendants C Cun- niruham and M. Hughes, junior attendant B. Robinson, and sophomore attendant J. Arthur. 7-A can of Raid and a huge moth eamed first place for the senior float 'Raid the blillersf' l l t.ewv.,,Q +' YQ, i g 5 iz 'xr 3 - '- nmv't f -

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.. 1 l I l Cooking And Cleaning Are Beneficial Three cooks were responsible for prepar- ing and sewing lunches each day and cleaning up afterwards. They served hor and cold sand- wiches, salads, potato chips, milk, ice cream, and baked goods. The neverending job of maintaining a I clean school was that of che custodians. There were wastebaskets to be emptied, floors to be swept, lightbulbs to be replaced, windows to be cleaned, and a myriad of other iobs which needed to be redone almost as soon as they were completed. The continuous jobs of cooking lunches and keeping t.hc school clean were executed by a group of devoted individuals. 1-Peanur Baldwin, head cusrodian and bus driver, begins rhe day with a linle iokc. 2-Mrs. Martin, Mrs Solarino, and Mrs. Dolph helped to conrrol growling stomachs. 5-CHS custodians axe: T, Kalinowski, L Wnghr, R. Wrighr, M. Clevengcr, R. Clevenger. 3 ,s....q ,t . Q 'E , 5 -14- 1