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

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So that the cheerleaders can have new uniforms and go to camp, Cheryl Matkovic, Tanya Don Mary Perry, and Ruth Fenoglio wash cars. Brett Terrell and Dana LaCivita, who pooled their talents three years ago with Renee Treadwell, were star performers of the Spring Swing. Happenings jjV The ballet troupe from the Jordan School of Dance interpreted modern assical musical themes.

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Board Revises Student Court Booster Week and the Computer Dance made-up the activities side of the picture for the Executive Board, while the remaining time was focused on remodeling the Student Court. Officers meet throughout the summer to work out the problems and then launched the new system at the beginning of the ' 68- ' 69 year. Later, after extended discussion, planning, and changes, a Student Conduct Council was formed, complete with com- plaint forms and Pig Pen. Although a large part of the work on the Court and student communications was done behind-the-scenes, the effects were noticed and the Executive Board deserves to be con- gratulated for their efforts. Numerous planning sessions helped the Executive Board officers organize successful activities for Ritter students. Consulting their moderator, Father Etienne, are officers: Connie Atelski, vice-president; Terry Taphorn, treasurer; Renee Treadwell, secretary; and Steve Parshall, president. One of Steve Parshall ' s last duties as Executive Board president was to direct proceedings for election of the ' 69- ' 70 officers. Here he introduces vice-presidential candi- date Mary Perry to give her campaign speech.

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Prosecuting attorney Duane Fricke questions witness Glenn Goo tee in a performance of the famous courtroom scene from The Caine Mutiny. It was staged for the entire student body by the speech class. Traffic conditions in Paris and the timetable of the Metro become of acute Concern to Mr. Wyeth who will spend the summer in France. Au revoir, monsieur, et bon voyage. The main floor saw little activity during the summer months. Only a few office workers and teachers haunted the echoing halls of Cardinal Ritter.