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

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Juniors Back the ' Red and Black What ' s a Junior made of? Snips and snails and puppy dog tails— or is it sug- ar and spice and everything nice? Ac- tually, they ' re a combination of these ingredients flavored with enthusiasm, spirit and lots of ambition. Every one of our 127 Junior Raiders possesses these qualities which has been shown by their successful sponsor- ing of the candy drive, the Junior-Se- nior Prom and a thoroughly enjoyable talent show. d Allender David Debro Baker Linda Billingsly When it comes to talking of class officers, the J have some of the best. With a woman president, McAfee; a woman secretary, Kathy Brooks; and a v rly Boswell Armstrong Mary Bray Joseph Brickler orah ocker Tim Brciun Kathy Brooks Beverly Buckhorn Carol Bullock treasurer, Patty Quinn (not pictured), how can yo sibly go wrong? Poor Ron Doyle, vice-president, rounded by women! On second thought, maybe h so poor after all.

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WinT©r sparkles. The snow on the ground blinds us and the time slips through our fin- gers without our even realizing it. Christmas vacation begins, then suddenly we are study- ing for exams. We go to our first basketball game, then all at once we are decorating homerooms for Booster Week. For active Raid- ers, it ' s a happening world and Raiders on the move make it happen.

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Mary Concilia David Carr KirkCesnik Tony Cesnik Linda Clark William Coddmgt. Karen Colgrove Linda Cowden George Cox Russell Cunninghc Stephen Dailey Mary Deckard Barbara Dillon Patricia Dolan Patricia Doyle Ronald Doyle Jeanne Dugan Harry Dunn Patricia Ellis Richard Evans Diane Farmiga Irene Farrell Ruth Fenoglio Duane Fricke «tf£ Happiness is being a winner and Cindy Dugar and Tony Chesnik know what it ' s all about. They are seen here with Mr. Irwin discussing their win- nings as top salesmen of the annual Candy Sale.