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

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Religion, Revelation Relate to Student Life Posters and the bulletin board supply food-for-thought and create the atmosphere of Father Etienne ' s Current Problems and Family Living course. But these are no substitute for Father himself. As you can see, everyone pays close attention when he speaks. In the second semester the seniors prepared projects related to marriage and the family.

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ITS April-spring! The energy of spring fever takes over! Hit that ball! Get that date! Live! Action! Term papers must be finished; track scores must be recorded; caps and gowns must be delivered. The Band ' s Spring Swing sets the pace for Ritter happenings.

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Comparative Religion class, another step in the ecumenical movement, gives students an objective and complete view of many of the world ' s other faiths. Joan Hasenjager, after researching the religion she chose, gives a class presentation of its basic doc- trines and practices. The main theme of the sophomore and junior Christian Formation classes was revelation. Father Waldon tried to impress upon his students that revelation is not just in the Bible, but it is present in everyday life. Father, George Cox, Dick Evans, Dennis Marter, Kirk Cesnik and Clarence Griffin listen to another person who has found a new way to gain insight.