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

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Language Arts Offers Varied Program In preparation for a class presen- tation of Hamlet , seniors Char- lie Reidy and Joe Lentz use spare time to practice their lines in the gravediggers ' scene. Sister Francis Ellen shows Phil Fox the advantages there are to the Resource Center. Records, tape re- cordings, and film strips are avail- able to give additional material relative to regular classes. The speech class, who were beginning a section on explanatory speeches, learned from their su-

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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.

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Mrs. Adra Wheeler from the Indiana Bell Telephone Company was a guest speaker for the speech class. Discussing the impressions given by the voice over the telephone, she asked senior Joe Agan to vol- unteer to illustrate the ideas she had presented. Tony U mpkin and his mother Mrs. Hardcastle Ived n a heated argument. Mrs. Hard- relieve s Tony would be very happy After thei r performance of Oliv er Golds mith ' s play, She St Conquer, the Sycamore Players relax in the cafeteria with rr of the spe ch class. N