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

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Phys Ed Builds Bodies 12 Ways Up, 1, 2, 3! Up, 1, 2, 3! Up, 1, 2, 3! Sit- ups are a pain to some Ritter freshmen in phys ed. But in the end, it all works out and every- one is satisfied. Happily, exercizes aren ' t the only form of activity the freshmen participate in. There is basketball, baseball, and badmin- ton. There is track, tennis, and tumbling. For the girls there is ballet, while in boys ' gym, more masculine sports are encouraged. The score is tied! Jo Ellen Cooper tries to make the winning free throw for her team, while Clara Caito and Miss Scott, girls ' phys ed teacher, wait to call the shot. As the old Romar s said, A sound mind in a sound body. ' Following this theory, Mr. Henderson t akes charge of body building and gives the guys a real work- out.

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Mechanical Arts Designs Future The two courses in Ritter ' s Mechanical Arts Department, mechanical drawing and shop, are projected into the future. Mechani- cal drawing is essential toward an engineer- ing career, and students in shop learn some of the fundamentals of working with wood. There is a distinct advantage in being able to design one ' s house and to be able to build some of its furnishings. Mr. Lucas coaches Kris Ringwood, the one and only girl taking the course, on a design of modern mechanical drawing skills. Tim Strange, Steve Sabo, Tom Weaver, Rick Strong, and Chuck Heyob look for flaws in the craftmanship of a bookcase, one of the many projects turned out by the shop class.

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Go! Go! Raiders We ' ve Got Spirit A number of weirdos showed up at the Halloween Dance sponsored by the Explorer ' s Club. While Sam Hally would rath- er live his life as a blond, Kirk Cesnik thinks brunettes have more fun.