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

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Speech, English Simulate Sweet Sounds Senior Mike Legge adjusts the volume level for junior John Timme as seniors Terri Watson, Cecilia Lov e, and Ken Kanaby await their turn to record messages to be sent to nearby grade schools encour- aging students to attend Ritter. At our bookstore, junior Jim Farrell shows senior John Venezio one of the paperbacks carried for the English classes.

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Sister Francis Assisi gives an approving smile to seniors Paulo Koehl, Karen Johnson, and ju- nior Charlie Reidy as sections of the code of journalism are posted on the board. Journalism Builds Career Interest As a service to the students, the journalism class compiled the names, ad- dresses, and parish codes of everyone, including the faculty. Here, seniors Karen Martin, Gary Guthery, and Pam Paschke staple pages together. At the historic Lilly mansion of Oldfields, journalism class members Barbara Cesnik, Paula Koehl, Kenna Himebaugh, Phil Peterson, Barb Wall, and Mary Mil- harcic surround student teacher Miss Otten. V ' .;j7S

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Sister Lenore ' s freshman English class studies literature in paper- back form. Here, Pam Hally, Jeff Dakin, Dave Bullock, Kathy Froelich, Roger Ford, and Dave Hubbard are reading an autobio- In team-teaching experiments are the English classes of Sis- ter Sarah and Miss Walker, studying American literature with respect to the life of Abraham Lincoln. graphical work by the late Doctor Tom Dooley. In the freshman year, students receive a wide sample of material ranging from sentence structure to analysis of short stories. In Sister Eileen ' s Speech Class, junior Addison Simpson uses a portable sound system to introduce an author ' s work in poetry.