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

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Balancing your books is a very delicate procedure, and accuracy is vital. As Bill Engels, Mary Siler, Mindy Randall, John Timme, Jerry Jozwiak, and Steve Sabo will tell you, Mr. Velikan is always busy helping them find the lost penny. Kathleen Miller, Patty Boyle, and Karen Lambert s eem to already have half of what it takes to make a good secretary: neat appearance and a pleasant person- ality. Now, working with Mrs. Wonder, they try to attain the ability and skill that are also essential to a secretary. A WELL BALANCED SECRETARY

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With several dry cell batteries. Sister Mercita and Greg Metallic or getting a charge out of physics. According to his Math IV students, Mr. Mul- hern has discovered a whole new use for the desks. Randy Hass, Chris Collet, Jeff Neese, Jeanie Hagelskamp, Marilyn Trauner and Patty Treadwell watch as he cools his heels. Mary Siler seems slightly uninterested as Mr. Staddon ex- pounds some of the great secrets of life to his advanced bi- ology class.