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

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ACTIVITIES Dances, contests, and club pro- jects make what students call high school life. Student organi- zations have sponsored a variety of formal and informal activities, ranging from a senior tricycle race to a speech by Mayor Rich- ard Lugar.

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Music Pows; Marchers Wow! Music! Ritter High resounds with melo- dies of popular songs and marches done by the chorus, dance band, concert band, and marching band. Our Music department, headed by Mr. Hinkle and Mr. Wyeth, adds a remark- able flavor to Raider Spirit. No one can forget the humble beginning four years ago of a six-member band, now seen in the over-powering zest of the forty- member Marching Raiders. The Ritter Singers also began as a small ensemble and yet currently have t venty-t vo ac- tive musicians. Frequently present at home football and basketball games, the Baton Corps shines v ith precision movement and co- ordinated skill. We have created a rich heritage of talent that will be carried on as long as there is . . . Music! Our Marching Baton Corps members: Chris Kelter, Veronica Stevens, Jeanne Dugan, Kris Ringwood, Claudia Prevo, Karen Johnson, Nancy Heinlein, Elaine Martinez, Jacquie Mitchell, Rita Cubel, Nancy Kelly, Becky Purichia, Eileen Rit- tenhouse, Debbie Luckett, Debbie Brocker, Ruth Rittenhouse, Liz Ripley, Susie McAtee, Tracy Duffin, Martha Zupancic, Pam Berry, and Peggy Mivec. Mr. Hinkle, Band Director, uses an imagi- nary diagram to explain an intricate routine to Veronica Stevens, Nancy Hein- lein, Martha Zupancic, Pam Berry, and Nancy Kelly, five senior members of the Ritter Majorette Corps.