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

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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.

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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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V v « -% lr S 44 Ritter ' s 29 piece concert band, directed by Mr. Hinkle -First row: Cathy Dillon, Debbie Lambert, Clara Trauner, Carol Wethington, Ann Marie Trauner. Second row: Debbie Delano, Diana Farmiga, Libby Miller, Elaine Watson, Kathy Moore, Theresa Rancourt, Bob Miller, Barb Dillon, Kathy Schuler. Third row: Connie Tharp, Steve Roach, Joe Caito, Mark Armstrong, Angie Michael, Sandy Braun, Joe Plummer, Karen Charlton, George Green, Ken Sperling, Mark McClellan. Standing: Marianne Short, Mike Unterreiner, Dana LaCivita, Tim Delano. The group produced the annual Mother ' s Day Concert, and presented a musical assembly in late April. Raiders Make Music! Music! Music! Busy! Busy! Busy! Raider musicians are a very spirited group at Ritter. The Spring Swing, featuring the Swing Choir and the dance band, the Downbeats, was first of the concerts given in spring. The Senior Day Concert, in late April, starring the senior band members in solos, and the Mother ' s Day concert were also suc- cesses. The Marching Band and the Baton Corps marched for the Indians in rainy April and nearly got drenched. In early summer, the Downbeats were seen on WTTV in the cancer telethon. Admiring a trophy won at the Shelby County Fair Marching Contest, Mr. Hinkle, Band Director; Ann Marie Trauner, President and Student Directress of the Band; Debbie De- lano, Drum Majorette; and Ken Sperling, Drum Major; are proud of the victories made by marching Raiders.