Cardinal Ritter High School - Generation Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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' Generation ' 68 ' Three o ' clock to five in Room 201, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, hours in the darkroom, ten minutes to deadline, scribbled notes on pink paper, a well- used thesaurus, triumph over a perfect headline, tracking down elusive info, white elephant sales, bake sales, auc- tions, pleas over the P.A. — from this blood, sweat, and tears; from the fun of sharing, too; from a deep desire to tell it like it was was born Generation ' 68. I ' ve got it — ' ignites ' shouts Kevin Killigrew, co-editor of Generation ' 68, as he finds, in the thesaurus, a goldmine of synonyms to complete another headline, one of his specialities. Selecting pictures is only one job of a busy editor, Elaine Wethington discovers. Writing, editing, and typing copy, pre- paring layouts, cropping pictures — you name it — Elaine did it, as Hitter ' s first yearbook editor. Generation ' 68 was made possible by the services, large and small, of Elaine Wething- ton, Kevin Killigrew, Judy Ford, Harry Cangany, Patty Treadwell, Terry Townsend, Ken Kanaby. Ann Poole, Debbie Thrash, Mary Beth Reynolds, Mary Ann Argyelan, Cindy Collins. Pom Paschke, Margo Mello, Mike Knowlton, Karen Lambert, Cathy Bris- key, Linda Fulkerson. Joe Des Roches, Lynette Koff- skey, Betsy Smith, Jim Nordmeyer, Mary Ann Ros- ner, Dana La Civita. Jenny Blazic, Martha Zupan- cic, Peggy Mivec, Mike Legge, Jean Hawkins. Denny Doyle, Sam Holly, Connie Atelski, Cathy Dean, Jim Spychalski, Lynne Barnes, Kathy Morley, Gary Tentler, Claudia Prevo, Mike Heinrich, Bill Young.

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Jeff Bradford gave boy-soprano and bass renditions of If I Loved You and Some vhere My Love, respectively. Purple Cheese ' 68 Freshman Susan Johnston displays her shading tech- nique on the organ by playing selections from the ori- ginal score of The Sound of Music. Senior Steve Morey and his brother Bob perform Strangers in the Night. f mSc

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Versatile describes literary editor Judy Ford, and Harry Congany who composed countless cutlines and copy blocks, completed layouts, edited pictures, and even deco- rated mailing cartons. Patty Treadwell and Terry Town- send ably assisted. Miss Suzanne Black, yearbook busi- ness advisor, shares with Sister Fran- cis Ellen and Pom Paschke the good news that the yearbook bank account is growing. Ken Kanaby shot, snapped, burned, and cut his way through stacks of Kodak film to complete an exhausting pic-taking schedule. President of the Photography Club, as well as year- book photographer. Ken handled all facets of photo production. Acknowledgements Father Cleary and Faculty Sister Mary Sarah Miss Suzanne Black Mr. Frank Velikan Mr. Max Galloway Galloway Studio Mr. William Butherus Inter-Collegiate Press Mary Beth Reynolds, Debbie Thrash, and the other yearbook typists became masters at deciphering varied scrawls, and coming across with three copies of each.