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

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The Indiana State University Traveling Theatre Group presented Henry IV in a program sponsored by the National Honor Society. This group travels around the state and presents plays as port of their study in drama. Included in the cast were Ritter students Rose Plummer, Dona LaCivita, Margo Mello, and Cecilia Lowe. Karen Charlton, one of the 20 members inducted at the National Honor Society Assembly, accepts her certificate from Father Cleary. Page Barbara Graves pretends not to hear while Worcester (Gary Berg) speaks his mind to King Henry (Cliff Lambert) in a scene from Henry IV.

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Harry Cangany, National Honor Society President, confers with Marty Lambert, Treasurer; Ken Kanaby, Vice-President; and Elaine Wethington, Secretary, in planning the organization ' s ac- tivities. CR Society Seeks Goal of Service Completing its first full-year of service, the Cardinal Ritter High School chapter of the National Honor Society was highly re- sponsible for an exciting school year. They presented the Indiana State University players in William Shakespeare ' s historical tragedy Henry IV, sponsored the most successful mixer of the year, initiated twenty more students, and invited Mayor Richard Lugar as program speaker. On the physical and more humorous side, the members were known to be cleaners of the school. On three occasions they swept and scrubbed the halls and floors so that the best image of Ritter could be shown. They worked always for scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. Mayor Richard G. Lugar, guest speaker at the National Honor Society Induction Cere- mony, is accompanied to his car by Harry Cangany, President of the NHS.

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As a final step before printing, staff members Marilyn Trouner, Terri Watson, Kevin Killigrew, Mary Milharcic, Dan Kiernan, Claudia Prevo, Renee Treadwell and Patty Crawford paste-up articles and pictures. Lively Reporter Staff Covers Activities The Ritter Reporter, the school news- paper, is published by a staff of Journal- Ism students and other literary-minded Raiders. Published five times yearly, the sixteen-page Ritter Reporter features news of school activities, student achievements, sports, editorials, humor, and a literary section for outstanding student work. As a special project this year, the staff compiled a student directory. English and Journalism instructor. Sister Francis Assisi is the paper moderator. Senior Claudia Knight purchases a Student Directory from Dave Schanz and Gary Guth- ery, members of the business staff. The booklets were sold to defray paper produc- tion costs.