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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

G N llin ' i ' iifr ' m ' tSV.My.f ' .yBI.IC LIBRARY 3 1833 01757 6007 GC 977.202 IN3CL, 1971 GENERATION Cardinal Ritter High School Indianapolis, Indiana High schools have a unique vantage point from which to view the progress of a city. As gene- rations of youth pass through classes and on to responsibility in the community, they participate in building our city ' s leaders. Ritter is proud to be a part of our All America City and its 150th Birthday Celebration. Contents Administration 7 Academics 13 Activities 45 Athletics 75 Students 93 Services 123 istration ean organization. Ritter Staff, Parents Share Youthful Spirit Even high school principals must take a rest at times from their duties as general overseers of school life. Father Cleary certainly deserves a little time to relax! United we stand . . . (or sit, as the cose may be) seems to be the motto of Rifter ' s administrative trio, as they lay plans for the 1970-71 school year. This was the first of frequent conferences for Fother Cleary and his two assistants. Sister Annette and Mr. Frank Velikan. Sister Annette, new to Ritter and modular scheduling this year, handled he working out the scheduling difficulties of many of the students. job as assistant principal and moderator of NHS, plus Mr. Velikan still manages to project a friendly he must handle disciplinary problems also. -principal, despite the fact that Left: Upperclassmen in particular found Mr. Queisser, guidance counselor, a handy aid in making decisions for college and vocations. Mr. Owens, new to Ritter this year, already has quite a collection of Even when going over student report cards, smiling Mrs. Dionne greets student files. students entering the guidance office. Oh, please, could you write me a check? is a plea often heard by Mrs. McKenna, as financial bookkeeper. Just think. If it weren ' t for Mrs. Hennessy, a lot of the tests couldn ' t be run off. How about that, students! Ask her anything having to do with Ritter — even to the spelling of a student ' s name— and Miss B., secretary (and the school ' s right arm), can tell you. Mrs. Doyle provides a friendly behind the scenes helper for busy teachers. Mr. James Polak, president of the Ritter Parents Club for ' 71 - ' 72, assure; the group that he will try to carry on the good work of outgoing presi dent, Mr. Tom Reese. Mr. Reese, Mrs. Beverly Masten, secretary of the organization for ' 70- ' 71, and Father Cleary listen to the platform speeches of the candidates for office. Other officers are Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, vice-president; and Mr. John Metallic, treasurer. - g-:: 9 ■ ■ ' ;■■■;■■ ■- 1 ■■ L II I 1 1! i ' mm w m 4i Mr. Joe Pickett, guest speaker for the Parents Club Appreciation Dinner, brings smiles to Mr. and Mrs. Reese. Academics Knowledge The foundation of school life Learning by doing By listening By watching others Learning also to think for ourselves immmmmmttgtiBiiCil The senior family living course involved a lot of frank discussion about marriage ide Sister Marie was able to draw out student opinions by creating a comfortable atmosphe Religion Probes Dimensions of Inner Worlds Junior religion classes enjoyed a change of pace when Father Joseph Ricke a Maryknoll missionary priest, visited to tell of his experiences abroad. •V 1 ' ( ' . Sister Patricia has little trouble getting juniors to speak out. Her favorite method is using small groups for discussing. o, this freshman religion class isn ' t so un emi This is just team teaching (Father Hillman uly that it takes two teachers to handle jnd Father Hubbs) in action. Father Pappano and his trusty tape recordi happenstance in junior religion classes. Bill Le the reading for the day ' s class. familiar helps select Above: What words of wisdom is Father Hilln low; Isn ' t marriage study supposed to be a and his family living class don ' t seem to think so! 1 sharing with the class! Se- rious proposition? Mr. Black What do religion and walking on a log have to do with each other? Ask Father Hillman and freshmen Tina Trotter, Therese Beeler, Barb Crockett, Duane Besso, and Jim Cesnik. Language Arts: Medium for Expression Mrs. Hagist gives sophomores Helen Hubbard and Adrian Graves final instructions before their performance for English 111 students. Mving their version of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid J their English I class are freshmen Joe Lackner, Theresa Vurphy, and David Demjen. faking quite some time to find the answer to the problem posed by Miss Athman }n, kids, think! students in her second-year English class. Come Left: It looks as though Sr. M. Anselm enjoys reading to her business English class! Could it be the students enjoy the listening? Above.- They may not be dressed for the parts, but Tanya Domi and Bob Dean are still convincing as Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII in this scene from Anne of a Thousand Days. Cavalcade magazine seems to have caught the interest not only of the English II students, but of Sister Rose Lima as well. Ready for an encore is this appreciative audience of English lll ' ers. Pray tell, what was the entertainment! Well, why shouldn ' t they be proud? Dan Gillespie, Mike Fay, Joe Stevens, and Lavenio Haynes worked hard on these Greek theater projects for English class. Dave Legge and Bob Trauner found there are some things one hos to give up (like fashion) while re-enacting a Greek play! Above: Please note how the Greeks kept their robes on! Jeff Bradford demonstrates strategic hand placement for Rhonda Price and Kris Ringwood. 6e ow: Patty Porshall, as Antigone, pleads her case against the relentless Dan Gil- lespie, Steve Rooch, and Kathy Schuler. Above: What would be a good word to describe this group of English III students: meditative? enthralled? bewildered? left: Jim Roebuck is working up to the climactic line, Mighty Casey struck out, In his recitation of Casey at the Bat. Above: Mrs. Hagist ' s speech classes had a chance to prove their thespian ability in performing parts of popular plays. Rick Semmler and Lavenia Haynes do a scene from Visit to a Small Planet. Righi: Only once in a while — before the first day of school, and after the final day — the publications room looks this neat and tidy. r:if. ' ' -7 . ffC f f Sister Rose Lima is pleasantly surprised by the farewell party given by her journalism students: Karole Armon, Maria Cirillo, Allen Ewing, Marcia Randell, Linda Potopczok, Lori Babbitt, Ann Bagosy, Tanya Domi, Mike Ratcliff, Paul Kern, and Arbenz Berthoud. They believe that all work and no play makes a dull class. Left: On o busy day, the journalism class works to meet o deadline for the Ritter Reporter. Features, editorials, columns, cartoons — The presses won ' t wait! Above; Typing facility is an asset to journalism students Linda Potapczak and Maria Cirillo. Mr. Wyeth explains to his advanced French students the theory of existentialism to be found in one of the novels they are about to read. Language Study Adds ' Old World ' Flavor Mrs. Bieberich prepares to lead her class through their daily vocabulary and pronunciation drills. Mrs. Staddon gets ready to play a record narrating the French story her class has been reading. (Below): Mr. Wyeth throws his French students a pop quiz over the material they learned the day before. Social Studies Links Then, Now Above; Seniors investigate the somber chambers of the State Legislature on the annual field trip to view, first- hand, the workings of government. Right: Mr. Hagist makes use of Resource Center materials to give his government-econ students on extended view. Above; For Mr. Laker ' s World History exam, Jeff Bradford needs to have the world at his fingertips. Right; Mr. Jenks emphasizes an important point to his American History large group. M dPE ' i H.i Th ' N a Bi - 15 3 ' ■ r-Jj As an economics project, Tom Riley scans the stock market columns to see if he has made his first million yet. ))£ ( - SEE f 5EB Juniors Terri Martella, Ann Metallic, Shannon Crockett, and Dan Malad share with other history students their observations gained from attending sessions of the International Conference on Cities. Mr. Jenks gets ready to project some historical insights. I — 1 ir irTH Nothing like one of Mr. Staddon ' s pop biology quizzes to brighten your day, eh, girls? Science ' Searches ' The mysteries of chemistry unfold to Mary Ann Crugnole, Gisela Alvarez, and Barb Polak. ' Looks like the evil Physics Gang is plotting to black out Indianapolis.! In reality, Dave Legge and Jim Spychalski (at right), are demonstrating a direct current voltage experiment to classmates Steve Roach, Chris Metallic, Karen Tophorn; and instructor, Mr. John Mulhern. Following the smiling example of moderator, Mr. Steve Rott (second from right), are Science Club officers: Marsha Tread- well, secretary; Marianne Nyikos, treasurer; John Osborne, president; and Bernie Piotrowski, vice-president. Left fop; The freshman health program included guest speakers on social problems, such as alcoholism and drug addiction. Other instructors on health- safety, in addition to Mr. Art Laker (bottom), were Mr. Mike Henderson, and Mr. John Wirtz. 8e ow: Senior Marianne Short finds that studying and ratsitting don ' t always mix. Advanced Biology instructor, Mr. David Staddon, shows Chris Metallic ho easy it is to diagram photosynthesis on a twelve-foot blackboard. World of ' Signs ' Challenges Students In Algebra II class, Mr. Mulhern reigns as lord of the logarithms. Young minds whir behind questioning eyes, as Sister Julann poses a theory to her Algebra I class. Left: Appropriately framed in rectangle of sunlight. Sister Diane presides geometry test. Below : Jim Foisy (second from left), checks the progress of fellow students in Mr. Mulhern ' s business math class. As Mrs. Janet Black hands back Algebra I assignments, Tim Masten (center), seems indecisive. Around him Joe Oliver, Jeff Noel, and Joe Metallic register hopeful looks. As part of a practical salesmanship project, Louie Simon demonstrates his expertise. Has he sold Mr. Hinkle the hi-fi equipment? Business Program Geared to Practical This is not a class in Chinese script; it ' s just Lavenia Haynes, Brenda Harpenau, and Rita Huls keeping pace with Mrs. Radcliffe ' s shorthand dictation. Above: Dan Brickler and Dave Eddleman find that independent study is a good time to catch up on their bookkeeping assign- ments. Mrs. Dionne also appreciates the quiet atmosphere. 6e ow: Bob Allison wrestles with the calculator. Jackie Stonlch and friend moke use of the Resource Center ' s shorthand records to improve their skill. Mr. Velikon assists Richard Reeves in solving perplexing bookkeeping problem. Left, above: Are these typing pointers Mrs. Scott is giving Xavier Dunn and Dick Hester? Left, be ow: The Typing I class knows that careful erasures, as well as speed and correct posture are important to typing efficiency. Under Mrs. Rodcliffe ' s direction. Barb Heinrich and Teresa Schaffer develop a new kind of keyboard technique. Home Economic Arts: Decorative, Fun Above: Nimble-fingered seniors Cindy Bell, Agnes Fox, Anna LaCivita, and Peggy Gootee revive the ancient art of crocheting. Sister Jane Frances is pleased with Anna ' s progress. Below: Sister Jane Frances feels that her team of junior gourmets can efficiently prepare o meal that would delight even a connoisseur. Above Do you know how fo set a table the Emily Post way? Well, the girls in Home Ec. have learned. For further instructions, just ask Jackie Gillespie, Patty Brown, or Kit Persinger. Below: Did Michaelangelo start this way? Probably not. Sister Jane Frances encourages future artists Janice Cooper and Carlo Allen, in face of the amusement of Kathy Hurt and the studiousness of Rhonda Price. Left: Detlef Bischoff knows that the potter ' s wheel calls for steady hands and a cooperative foot. Right: The Freshmen in Mr. Hinkle ' s Cultural Values class learn, among other things, how to evaluate a piece of art. Creative Ideas Flow into Colors, Lines, Designs Dan Kelly admires the brush work of Chris Kubiak, but Kevin Biondford seems more interested in his piece of pottery As he pours the tallow into the mold, does Greg Craddock realize he has something in con Ben Franklin? Mike Rhea and Mrs. Pope hope that Gregg knows when to stop pouring. Left: For these students, art class means sharing ideas, lending a helping hand, and enjoying the satisfaction of discovery. Right: Christy VeZolles looks for the approval of Mrs. Hamm. Mechanical Arts Aims At Technical ' Know-how ' when Chris Easterday runs up against a proble in design, Mr. Lucas is prepared to advise. Mr. Lucas aids Bob Bratton in his careful planning, while Steve Minkner and Greg Craddock closely observe. f J. Mr. Lucas shows his approval for the work John Kelly, Bob Stewart and Gary Flanagan have so far done on their various projects. Leff: Hoping they have absorbed sufficient knowledge on the subject, the mechanical arts class concentrates on their exams. R ' lghf: Dan Gillespie puts a final varnishing on the hand-made lampbase he has just completed. I T i Phys Ed: Fitness Indoor, Outdoor Ritter boys, directed by Mr. Henderson and Mr. Laker; and girls, supervised by Mrs. Scott, run, jump, tumble, participate in vigorous intramural competition. Ask some exhausted Phys ed student to describe one of the famous Henderson games. r- i,C1 p .. rl  . Study Areas Span Varied Student Needs Two phases of independent study intro- duced this year were the Learning Center, a place for individual tutoring; and the honor pass system which allowed students to leave Ritter during free modules to visit local public libraries. The Learning Center, the Resource Center, the library, and the cafeteria are areas for varied activities, whether independent study periods are spent researching projects, talking assign- ments over with classmates, adding dimen- sions to learning with audio-visual equip- ment, or merely relaxing. Having to smooth out the first year wrinkles in the Learning Center didn ' t prevent Mrs. Jeanette Fricke, moderator, from giving individual attention to students such as Joyce Owens. Art work done by Ritfer students and those of Manual High added color to the walls of the Learning Center. Juniors Barb Polak and Larry Rak utilize R esource Center recordings. Righi: Viewing filmstrips are John Redman, Tony Dinkle, Elizabeth Clemente, and Shirley Thompson. Mrs. Hazel Nowling, one of the hard working mothers who staff the Resource Center, can always look for help from her daughter Carolyn. Above: Smiling cafeteria study moderator. Sister Mary Anselm! Below: Unique photo of Russ Engels caught red-handed — studying! Above: The cafeteria seems the perfect spot for rapping on any subject. Below: As the weather grew warmer, studying moved out- doors, via the miracle of honor passes. Left: Ann Schmutte browses at the popular paperback book stand. Righf: Is Mike Ratcliffe so helpful when there ' s no camera around, Mrs. Stoddon? Activities Different people Different ideas Different results Together they prove that Variety is the spice of life Toget her they make high school life what it is Thanks to officers Chuck Heyob, treasurer; Anna LaCivita, secretary; Dan Gillespie, presi- dent; and Joe Stevens, vice-president, seniors were granted their privileges early in the year. Perhaps the busiest class officers this year were juniors Clara Caito, treasurer; Anne Fitzgerald, secretary; Dick Hester, presi- dent; and Bob Dean, vice-president. Moderators Mrs. Scott and Father Pappano were frequently called on to help with the candy sole and prom plans. Decorating homerooms at Christmas was just one of the activities enthusiastically supported by the sophomores, led by pn dent Nancy Taphorn, secretary Jeanne Milharcic, treasurer Vickie Hennessy, and vice-president Mary Jane Jordan. Freshman officers Jeff Noel, president; Mary Ann Quinn, treasurer; Joan Milharcic, secretary; and Doug Jugg, vice-president helped turn upperclassmen ' s attention to the incoming frosh. SEB: Raider Power For Raider Action Mr. David Staddon, faculty moderator, discusses coming Executive Board elections with old officers, and candidates for ' 71, ' 72. Planning homecoming, a revised dress code and homeroom decorations for Christmas and basketball tourney time were some of the duties of the Student Executive Board officers this year. From left to right: Rosie Royce, secretary; Karen Taphorn, treasurer; Cheryl Motkovic, vice-president; and Bob Trauner, president; seek advice from Mr. Leo Quisser, guidance counselor, and Executive Board mode f - Homecoming queen, Karen Taphorn, beams at the crowd of well-wishers. King Joe and Queen Karen cross o ' magic ' red carpet to the dance floor. Senior homecoming candidates on field during half time: from left to right: Joe Stevens, Karen Taphorn, Mike Fay, Kris Ringwood, Ron Gibson and Janet Hall. Jeanne Milharcic and Marianne Downey want a seven- foot elf for Xmas! ' Tis the season to be jolly for Marsha Berthoud and Jackie Kashman. S.E.B. sponsored Spirit Dance ' holds court. ' Botfom row, from left to right: Jeff Noel and Ann Mat- tingly. Center; Queen Cheryl Matkovic and King Terry Hennessy. Siond ' tn : Joe Defabis, Mary Ann Crugnale, Barb Lucas, Joe Stevens, Patty Parshall, Dave Legge, Cathy Caldwell, Doug Legge and Susie Caldwell. The royal couple makes the most of the music. At the pre-election assembly, Tanya Domi (top iefi) and Mike Ratcliff ( ' botfom eftj successfully present their campaigns for S.E.B. president and vice- president, respectively. Both were elected the follow- ing day. Bob Trauner Ccenter;, S.E.B. president for 1970-71, asked co- operation for the new officers. National Honor Society Signifies Excellence Happily reflecting on how fast the honor roll board fills with names are Sister Annette and National Honor Society Officers: Chris Metallic, presi- dent; Ann Fitzgerald, treasurer; Kathy Schuler, vice-president; and Mary Hutchinson, secretary. Above: President Chris Metallic welcomes parents, students and teachers to the National Honor Society induction ceremony. Righf: Mrs. Doris Kubiak Is the very proud mother of daughter, Marianne, newly inducted member of the Honor Society. Father Gerald Gettlefinger, Superintendent of Archdiocesan Schools, was guest speaker at the induction. Kathy Schuler, left one of the NHS members involved in the student tutoring program, helps Patty Skufca with a difficult assignment. 1 1 riLg ikii ' 1 lp Jm J BJk |!Pi ■ S L j 1 Ri i s tt_ _M J ■ ro HHH ByH sSS i Above: Rifter participants in the Indianapolis ' Hunger March ' are advised how to survive all twenty-seven miles. Right; Students For Action officers: Marianne Downey, Joan Milharcic and Tanya Donni. ' Concern ' Is More Than a Word to Students for Action Members of SFA and moderator, Sr. Diane, plot stotegy for a dance benefitting the Tom Dooley Inter- national Relief Fund. Other club projects were advertising the city ' s Hunger March, and summer volunteer v ork. Musicians Merit Awards, Applause, Approval! Music is a real focal point in today ' s world — especially with its innovations in sound and style. Ritter ' s music de- partment, in striving for that perfect note managed to entertain throughout the school year, while winning numerous awards in state-wide competition. The annual Christmas show had the largest audience ever this year, and the band ' s cooperation with ' Take It From The Top ' contributed to the fun and over-all success. Still somewhat incredulous over the concert band ' s first place division showing is Mr. Ted Hinkle, band director. Could it have been hi; flashy outfits that gave the little extra something to their per formances this year?! ' Candylond Revisited ' , a Christmos production involving the entire music department, offered a variety of singing, ballet, routines — even candy! The concert band is Ritter ' s most serious musical group. But liling when they were informed of 3n competition! you con bet they we their first place in state di ' Somehow Ritter ' s marching band came up with five smashing half time shows — even during those hectic times when there were only two days to put it all together! This cooperative spirit enabled the group to represent Ritter well during appearances at gomes and competitions. The stage band looks so natural in their be naturals at their music, for they won competition. outdoor setting! They must also a first in their division in state The Ritter Singers have had an active year: performing in two major school pro- ductions, touring hospitals, caroling, etc. Perhaps this explains the group ' s particular closeness. Ritter ' s corps members have shown themselves to be not only an asset to the band, but also a form of entertainment all the own. Patty Parshall, as head majorette, and Mrs. Connie Hagist designed their always-interesting routines. Performing both on stage and behind the scenes were corps officers: Anne Fisher, uniform manager; Mary Jo Gude, property manager; Patty Parshall, head majorette; Rhonda Price, assistant choreographer; and Sherry Barrett, business manager. The marching band reaped in more awards this additions to Ritter ' s trophy cose are Karen Cra major awards; Mr. Hinkle and Kathy Schuier runner-up trophy; and Steve Roach and Debbit summer competition. year than in any other! Holding the vford and Linda Charleton with dru ith her drum major grand champic Lambert with awards merited durin Obviously proud of the marching band ' s summer accomplishments are officei Mike Medjeski, librarian; Joanna Kelley, secretary; Carol Plummer, uniform assi property manager. ' s Clare Trauner, librarian; stant; and Kevin Blondford, Bob Dean (leff) as King Arthur, Bob Trauner as Lancelot, and Diane Kurzawa as Guenevere execute a moving presentation that helped goii Best Scene award for Camelot from the faculty judges. Congratulations, Mr. H! ' Take It from the Top ' Wins Standing Ovations Mrs. Connie Hagist (center) worked tirelessly as faculty director of ' Take It From the Top. Behind Mrs. Hagist, Dove Richey reflects the organized manner of the last few rehearsals. From its high kicking opening scenes to the flag- waving grand finale, Take It From the Top, Ritter ' s first musical, was acclaimed as an exciting evening of entertainment by audience, cast, and crew. Mrs. Connie Hagist, who first conceived the idea of combining scenes from thirteen different Broadway musicals, was assisted by Mrs. Sherri Scott, Miss Tina Peck, Mr. Duffy Hagist, and Mr. Ted Hinkle in directing over 150 Ritter students, who took port in the musical. Despite grumblings over late rehearsal hours, rushed meals, and missing costumes, the general comment after the final performance was Let ' s do it again! Master of ceremonies, Mike Rafcliff portrayed an old actor whose memories of the theater were brought to life, on stage, as the dif- ferent scenes. The darkened wings create a murky backdrop for the mystifyini workings of lighting crew members Jeff Roach and Tom Riley. Othe lighting crew members were Mike Gathman and Joe DeFabis. Student director, Tanya Domi, calms opening night jitters moments before Cabaret and Oklahoma go on V ;, . . Junior Barb Polak received the Best Actress Award for her performance OS Cockney flower peddler, Eliza Doolittle, from My Fair Lady. The Camelot singers stand resolutely, as directed by their coach. Miss Tina Peck. In this scene from Bye, Bye, Birdie, Susie Caldwell, Mary Jo Gude and Cathy Caldwell tie up the telephone lines while Dick Hester trie to get through. Despite male protests, the makeup crew worked deftly to apply just that right touch of rouge or mascara. Below, Marianne Nyikos readies Bob Dean for Oklahoma. The concert band, directed by Mr. Ted Hinkle, provided intermission enjoyment by playing on overture of songs from the different musicals in Take It From the Top. As the valiant but mis- guided Don Quixote, Mike Ratcliff attempts to explain his quest to a doubting Aldonza, Linda Potapczak. Dave Legge leads the wom- enfolk in the song If I Were a Rich Man from Fiddler on the Roof, while wild Cossacks: Greg Roe- buck, Jeff Bradford, and Jim Roebuck, dance in the back- ground. ' Camelof Relives Romance and Excitement Mike Roberts ond Anna LaCivifa, King and Queen of the ' 71 junior-senior prom Came lot ore crowned by last year ' s royalty, Mike Hall and Patty Quinn. Below: Mike and Anna reign over their court: Don Masten, Patty Beck, Terry Hennessy, Mary Jo Gude, Dan Gillespie, Cindy Bell, Cathy Caldwell, David Legge, Agnes Fox, John Adams, and Peggy Gootee. Sherry Barrett, Chuck Heyob and Mike Noel are not pictured. International Dinner: Friendly Get-Together For the foreign language department, the biggest bash of the year is always the International Dinner, where one is served special dishes native to each country rep- resented. It is ever-popular with both the students and their parents. The planning for the dinner takes several weeks, and almost three days for the actual cooking and decorating. However, volunteers are not hard to find. Everyone likes to pitch in and help because the gay chatter and spirit puts them in a light-hearted mood. But the majority of credit for our successful dinners must go, of course, to Mr. Wyeth and Mrs. Staddon, heads of the French Department; and to Mrs. Bieberich, head of the Spanish Department, for their expert guidance and hearty efforts. Thanks must also be given to Mr. Staddon who worked hard all day, and did a superb job of pouring the wine. Adding music to the Bischoff, Ray ' s brothel Bob Cole and Joe Cochran dig into the scrumptious Spanish meal Paula Kinley has just served them. short breather after singing Sponish folk songs were lleon Maria Granda, Lucy Pineras, Marianne Nyikos and Eileen Land. Dick Hester, Jim Roebuck and Mrs. Bieberich set up displays and decorate tables for the dinner. Vicki Gootee, Alice Miller, Mrs. Staddon, and Margaret White dish out servings of the Boeuf Bourgogne they have prepared. Who ' s this we catch working in the kitchen? Might it be Bill Lewis? French Liturgy Shared For a new school activity this year, Mr. Wyeth of the French Department put on a special mass spoken entirely in French. Anyone who wished to attend was welcome and, of course, Ritter ' s French stu- dents made up most of the congregation. Father Stephen Happel led the Mass, and Rick Brodnick and Randy Flajs were the servers. Sharing the responsibility for putting out a complete and accurate newspaper were Steve Roach, co editor-in-chief; Karole Armon, news editor; Mike Ratcliff, feature editor; Cheryl Matkovic, co-editor-in-chief; and Tanya Domi, sports editor. ' Reporter ' Keeps Students Informed and Interested Supervision and a professional final touch were added to the paper by moderator Sister Rose Lima. Helping each other to find that perfect word before the deadline are Allen Ewing, Tanya Domi, Mario Cirillo, Sherree Luzar, Mike Ratcliff, Clarence Griffen, Karole Armon, and Linda Potopczak. Left: Confident of his staff ' s ability, co-editor-in-chief Steve Roach takes time out for a break. Right: Work- ing to keep up with the latest school happenings are Sherree Luzar, Mike Ratcliff, and Ann Fisher. Who says girls know nothing about sports? Tanya Domi, sports editor, is one example to the contrary! Editors-in-chief: Cheryl Matkovic Steve Roach News: Karole Armon Maria Cirillo Donna Borbrick Chris Huber Feature: Mike Ratcliff Pat Beck Ann Fisher Sherree Luzar Paul Kern Lori Babbitt Ann Bagosy Barb Polak Sports: Tanya Do mi Allen Ewing Mike Allison Clarence Griffin Art: Arbenz Berthoud Business: Marcio Randall Ann Fisher Typing: Linda Potapczak Photography: Jim Spychalski ... laL. c ■•I- VO-Vl Girls ' Basketball Members of Ritter ' s first Girls ' Basketball team were: First row left to right: Captain Patty Roberts, Evelyn Collins, Vicki Hen nessy. Second row: Karen Watkins, Clara Caito, Shelia Nahas Lori Predan, Diane Sekula. Third row: Coach Marilyn Athmann Tanya Domi, Thecia Griffin, Mary Ann Wildman and Karen Tap horn. Carlo Allen is not pictured. 33 PIKE 34 42 ATTUCKS 11 R 30 BEECH GROVE 34 1 48 FRANKLIN 13 T 42 SPEEDWAY 48 T 34 SCECINA 23 E 52 MARSHALL 25 R 33 MANUAL 31 29 GREENWOOD 27 36 SOUTHPORT 31 32 BEN DAVIS W7 L4 40 Squad Records 7-4; Runners-up in Tough Invi «BL_ The Raider Girls sponsored on invitational tourney this year which was estimated at being the first girls ' tournament held in Indiana since 1920. Marked by their high degree of skill and enthusiasm, our girls came in second place. Above: They battle Ben Davis for the championship. Cheerleaders Spark Spirit The Freshman cheerleaders, ready, willing and able to give their all for the Raider teams are Terry Jordan, Mary Ann Quinn, Leslie Unboncic, Denise Najem, JoAnn Jones and Judy Roberts. Ritter ' s fantastic cheerleaders rank in the top twelve of the state. This year at the Indiana University Cheerleading Competition they took second place in their division. Pictured above are varsity cheerleaders Mary Ann Crugnale, Peggy Gootee, Agnes Fox, reserve captain Cindy Blazic, varsity captain Cheryl Matkovic, Rosie Royce and Cathy Caldwell. tower Left: Mrs. Scott, moderator, deserves much of the credit for teaching the girls clever routines and rousing cheers, tower Right: It takes a lot to be a good cheerleader, and these reserves have what it takes. Sherl Hill, Patty A. Farrell, Mary Pineres, Lisa Ritter, Barb Trittipo and Cindy Blazic. njiurrij Above; Keeping Ritter ' s athletic program moving forward is the responsibility of Mr. Mike Henderson, Athletic Director, as well as Head Basketball coach. Mr. Henderson is credited with organizing the first annual City Baseball Tourney. Below: Officers— ' 70- ' 71— of the Athletic Club, moderated by Mr. Duffy Hagist, ore Mike Roberts, president; Bob Dean, vice-president; Mike Noel, secretary; and Richard Hall, treasurer. Sergeants-at-Arms are Charles Billlngsley and Bill Doyle. Athletics From the gladiators of high school rivalry To the gladiators of the Motor Speedway The same spirit of competition Changes the awkward boy into the confident man Rocky Varsity Gridiron Season Closes at 5-4 ' 70 VARSITY RITTER 12 BREBEUF 21 12 RONCALLI 7 8 BLOOMINGTON 61 18 SHORTRIDGE 6 22 MARSHALL 14 14 PIKE 7 6 SCECINA 21 8 CHATARD 31 26 MANUAL 8 W 5 L 4 Varsity football captain Mike Roberts passes the , ball to co-captains for the ' 71 season. Bob I Dean and Xavier Dunn. Varsity team roster includes: First row: T. Payne, B. Allison, J. Roebuck, T. Morey, M. Roberts, L. Simon, J. Pryor, S. Kelter, J. Metallic, A. Enslin. Second row: L. Rak, G. Rak, B. Doyle, X. Dunn, T. Reese, R. Boswell, C. Griffin, C. Biliingsly, J. Adams. Third row: Coach J. Wirtz, K. Payne, B. Dean, G. Fricke, D, Bullock, R. Hall, B. Osburn, D. Hubbard, B. Trauner, Coach A. Laker, J. Minton. Fourth row: Manager D. Hester, Head Cooch D. Hagist, M. Noel, D. Kiernan, D. Moloy, G. Craddock, G. Faires, M. Kestler, M. Ray, D. Eddleman. ■■m ' A.-- v Freshman football squad: First row: J. Jones, M. Greenna, M. Figg, J. Noel, R. Hagan, T. Dinkel, M. Barbarich, J. Banich. Second row: S. Kashman, R. York, J. Sells, D. Horner, K. Clouser, V. Rak, C. Schwanekamp, D. Brier, Coach J.Jenks. Title-holders following their performance in the ' 70 seoson are Bob Dean, Most Dedicated Player; Richard Hall, Most Valuable Lineman; Louie Simon, Most Valuable Back; and Mike Roberts, Most Valuable Player. Bob Dean was also named to the All-City Team. I ■ Wff% Pn te s Raiders Scalp Redskins in 26-8 Battle Raiders: Proud in Triumph; Strong in Defeat Recognized as outstanding gridders for the ' 70 season are Dave Bullock, All City Honorable Mention; Richard Hall, All Conference; Mike Roberts, All City Honorable Mention and All Conference; Bob Dean, All City and All Conference; Mike Noel, All Conference; Tom Reese, All City Honorable Mention. Also receiving All City Honorable Mention is John Adams. fL , Members of the 1970-71 varsity basketball team were: M. Reedus, D. Crowe, B. Bills, R. Gibson, S. Paetz, R. Hall, B, Lewis, D. Masten, T. Hennessy, and M. Roberts. Kneeling are coach Mr. Mike Henderson and assistant coach Mr. Jim Jenks. Name of the Game: Teamwork + R.H.D. Always a bear on the ball, Richard Hall maneuvers inside for a hard- earned bucket. VARSITY RITTER 37 MARSHALL 55 64 CHATARD 65 82 BLOOMINGTON 80 59 WOOD 57 59 NORTHWEST 90 68 RONCALLI 66 54 CHATARD 57 64 PIKE 76 60 LATIN SCHOOL 44 63 MUNCIE NORTH 77 57 CATHEDRAL 81 58 WOOD 61 83 PITTSBORO 69 77 MARION BEN. 61 77 RONCALLI 68 53 BREBEUF 75 75 SCECINA 59 69 BROWNSBURG 67 40 BROAD RIPPLE 60 46 SECTIONALS 69 Has Ritter decided we only need Duane Crowe and Don Masten to beat Scecina? Or did the team agree it ' s not necessary to hustle down court? Well, whatever the tactics, we won the game! Pistol Pete Paetz prepares to pop a pair of points. Left: Leaping Ron Gibson fights to odd another rebound to his leading total for the team. 8e ow: Flying Richard Hall tries tendon-stretching to get the ball. Reserve basketball players were, Kneeling: C. Davis, S. Stewart, T. Bills, D. Legge, M. Rost, and D. Richey. Standing: Monager J. Osbor L. Myrvold, M. Stegar, M. Wilson, J. Cochran, and coach Mr. Jim Jenks. Mr. Henderson goes through pregame formalities with referees and opposing coach. Ritter ' s hot on the ball men were: Terry Hennessy, co-captain, Best Attitude; Don Masten, Most Improved; and Ron Gibson, co-captain. Most Valuable Player. Coach Mike Henderson, second from left, presented the awards. f .1m K H) vM.s ' -v I,,,,,.,, b. r , iit: «.. ii,,, i. ' , ' ' r(„i ' ' ' ' ' ' $ C 1 Members of the 1970-71 freshman basketball team. Kneeling: J. Banich, B. Nahas, D. Jugg, J. Noel, E. Blair, B. Nester, and T. Fisher. Standing: R. Crowe, T. Masten, J. Metallic, D. Demjen, M. Dolan, C. Schwanekamp, D. Jugg, V. Rak, and S. Schaffer. Coach John Wirtz, in his first year, proved himself able to work his men into a tough team. Terry Hennessy, smallest m neath to the taller front-lini Hall. jn on the squad, lends support under- rs Steve Paetz, Ron Gibson, and Richard Terry hiennessy grabs a quick two on a break-oway lay-up. NvJN itV;  -  .lf1 iHjJHl Varsity grapplers, in order of weight class, are: Pete Noel, Jerry Bradford, Mark Matkovic, Kevin Poschke, Tim Gilbert, Mike Kelter, Chuck Heyob, Jim Roebuck, Tom Reese, Bob Dean, Gary Fricke, and Mike Noel. Wrestlers ' On Top ' in More Ways Than One! Wrestlers chosen for their extra oomph on the mot were: Mike Noel, Most Improved; Mark Matkovic, Most Valuable; and captain Jerry Bradford, Best Attitude. Coach Duffy Hagist helped bring the team to three school records and an 8-4 season record. Members of the reserve wrestling team. Kneeling: Mike Fay, Bob Allison, Tony Dinkle, John Minton, Steve Kelter, and Joe DeFabis. Standing: Rick Hogan, Don DeFabis, Tom Carrier, Steve Strong, Charles Billingsly, Bob Cole, Coach Mr. Art Laker, and Mark Figg. Junior Mark Matkovic grappled for a 22-2 record, placed second in city and regional tourneys, and first in the Capital District meet and the sectionals. He ' s one 1 10+ pounder not to be tangled v ith! WRESTLING RECORD ' 70-71 WE THEY 28 WESTFIELD 25 28 PARK 25 26 NEW PALESTINE 22 15 BREBEUF 40 23 WOOD 27 8 CHATARD 38 27 BROWNSBURG 19 41 DEAF SCHOOL 15 26 DANVILLE 24 19 SCECINA 27 30 ATTUCKS 25 , 5 PLAINFIELD Dual Meet Record 8-4 (School Record) City Tourney 8th 26 pts. (School Record) Capital District Conf. 3rd 34 pts Sectionals 6th 42 pts. (School Record) Varsity Clinches Conference Championship TERRY HENNESSY ALL CITY SHORTSTOP ALL CONFERENCE Capital District champs: First row; S. Quinn, M. Matkovic, J. Roebuck, J. Dakin, T. Hennessy, G. Flanagan, manager. Second row: Coach Hagist, J. O ' Connor, J. Cochran, T. Reese, G. Fricke, M. Stergar, D. Bullock, S. Paetz, Head Coach Wirtz. VARSITY BASEBALL RITTER 2 MANUAL 1 4 BEECH GROVE 1 2 PIKE 8 1 WOOD 5 12 AHUCKS 2 10 SCECINA 8 2 RONCALLI 3 2 HOWE 3 4 SHORTRIDGE 5 8 HOWE 8 B. RIPPLE 1 3 PALESTINE 0 CHATARD 5 PARK 8 2 LATIN SCHOOL 1 NORTHWEST 2 5 CHATARD 10 1 WASHINGTON 7 PARK 11 3 FRANKLIN BREBEUF W 10 L 11 City Tourney 4 s - - ' - .. ' mil. 4 ' Reserve squad: First row: R. Hagan, J. Noel, M. Greenno, B. Nester, D. Jugg, B. Piotrowski. Second row: S. Kelter, D. Legge, G. Dolan, V. Rak, M. Wilson, M. Rost, Coach Art Laker. Raiders ' Walk On By ' Crusaders 10-8 Track Team Breaks Own Record Joe Pryor, dubbed Squeekie by those left behind, runs a blazing 100-and 220-yards. For the third consecutive year he has received the award for accumulating the most points for the track team. «« ■ A «® ' -t- Reserve coach Mr. Dove Staddon, left, and varsity coach Mr. John Mulhern, right, had a team small in numbers, but this led to greater participation and more experience from those individuals who persisted throughout the ! Above: Joe Lampert and Don Johnson practice passing t he baton for the one-half and one-mile relays. Below: Bob Trauner finds good form im- portant to his performance in high hurdle events. wJ.— X JJ Plf U ' U Roberts Captures Third In City Tourney Above; Dan W Malad shows his action shot that may merit him first man next year, replacing seniors Mike Roberts and Mike Morley. Below: Ritter returnees Dan Malad, Joe Metallic, Butch Simon, and Tony Dinkel hope to better this year ' s impressive 12-5 record that placed the team fifth in the city. H Above; Tony Dinkei demonstrates the old adage, Keep your eye on the ball! Below: Deep concentration has alvirays been Butch Simon ' s secret formula for low scoring. Students .-ef r ' i.i. ■ . , .,v. ' ?fe Frosh Come Through As ' Students for Action ' iillgglga- - E. Blair C. Boykin J. Bradley R. Bratton D. Brier R. Brodnik K. Brown B. Bullock M. Butler T. Corrier L Caulk J. Cecil J. Cesnik P. Ciodyk M. CimmeriT K. Clouser L. Cobb J. Cochran R. Cole C. Cox L. Cox B. Crockett D. Croghan H. Cross R. Crowe K. Crowley M. Dawson 0. Defabis D. Demjen M. Dennin In R. Dieren S. Farley A aA -• IZ i T. Dinkel M. Dolan S. Duffy A. Fay M. Fenton M. Figg V. aV! M. Duh C. Easterday G. Everett T. E S. Finnerty R. Flajs G. Flanagan C. Fo D. Goebel T. Goodman M. Gn R. Hagan A. Hale J. Heinrich G. Hellman D. Hennessy K. Hering R. Hernandez R. Hoff W. Horner V. House C. Huber V. Israel S. Johnson J. Jones L. Jordan S. Joyner A.M. Jozwiak D. Jugg D. Jugg B. KasHman ' VT ' t iiLii G. Kashman S. Kashman J. Kelly V. Kennedy S. Koontz J. Lackner E. Land T. Landers T. Laster T. Lester K. Lucas B. Luzar D. McAllister D. Malik M. Margiotti E. Martinez T. Masten A. Mattingly B. Mattingly J. Metallic M. Michael R. Moran R. Morgan D. Morrison J. Mulryan T. Murphy L. Myrvold D. Najem B. Wester J. Noel J. O ' Conner J. Oliver K. Osborne M. Pesel P. Phillips B. Plummer C. Pratt M. Quinn V. Rak R. Rancourt P. Rodcliff J. Redmond D. Reedus T. Reynolds c. Robbins J. Roberts R. Robinso G. Roebuck D Romer f T. Semmler J HS lS G. Simon L J. M. Smith Sperry D. Spuzich C. Stanton P. Stefanko B. Stewart S. Stewart G. Stoebick S. Summers T. Taylor J. Thiesing G. Thompson L. Timmons N. Trouner R. Wynn R. York Sophs Score ' Good Year ' V S- - ' W g D. Baar M. Baker B. Bell K. Berry T. Bills D. Bischoff C. Denton G. Dolan M. Downey M. Duga C. Dunn D. Ensiin T. Fischer J. Foisy K. Blandford C. Blozic M. Boswell H. Bradley T. Bullock S. Caldwelh B. Caulk L. Charlton M. Ciodyk D. Clark E. Clement E. Collins D. Crowe C. Davis V. Defabis . Gonzalez V, Gootee D. Grabl A. Granda A. G L. Gude S. Habel B. Hall C. Harrington V. Hennessy P. House H. Hubbard G. Hutchinson K. Hutchinson H p. McAtee K. Mahoney M. Medjeski R. Mejiar J. Milharcic K. Miller P. Minkner J. Minton M. Moloy T. Morey K. Murphy W. Nahas L. Najem S. Newton M. Nyikos p. Osburn K. Payne T. Payne L. Pineres B. Piotrowski T. Pippens D. Plummei L. Predan K. Ratcliff E. Reeves D. Richey L. Ritter J. Roach J. Kobarge J. Roebuck M. Rosf M. Saver J. Schonegg G. Semmler T. Siler M. Treadwell T. Trotter M. Urbanci S. Wagner K. Weaver M. White M. Wildman M. Wilson W. Woods Juniors: Raiders ' On the Move ' M. Allison G. Alvarez C. Armon L. Bobbin A. Bogosy R. Barbarich A. Berthoud M. Berthoud C. Billingsley R. Bills R. Boswell P. Broun V. Brennan L. Brinker C. Caito C. Chose C. Easterday X. Dunn C. Dugar M. Driver B. Doyle T. Domi C. Dillon T. Delano J. OeFabis B. Dean K. Crowe S. Crockett K. Crittenden S. Cox R. Cox M. Cirillo G. Faires P.A. Forrell A. Fitzgerald ' M: J. Gillespie R. Hall D. Harrington J. Harvey P. Loviscek K. Luzar B. McAtee J. Hauck B. Heinrich D. Hester S. Hill B. McNeil D. Malad T. Martella B. Horner G. Ivancic J. Jones J. Kashman M. Matkovic A. Michael A. Miller N Kawsky D. Kelly M. Kelter P. Kern J. Miller S. Nahas P. Noel D. Kurzawa S. Oliver D. Lambert D. Osbor J. Lampert K. Lauhoff D. Lekse S. Paetz K. Persint B. Lewis D. Lewis R. Long B. Pesel C. Plumm B. Polak L. Potapczak J. Pratt B. Radez L. Rak J. Rancourt M. Randall M. Ratcliff T. Ray M. Reedus T. Reese D. Repse J. Richeson R. Royse M. Ryan B. Sales T. Schaffer A. Schmutte S. Schroder B. Sperry K. Stanton P. Stephanidis E. Watson J. Stonlch S. Welter E. Studer E. Young C. Tharp J. Coope C. Trauner M. Crugnc B. Trittipo A. Metall C. VeZolles P. Wagner Seniors: An End, Yet a Beginning DANIEL J. GILLESPIE SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT JOSEPH F. STEVENS SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT J. ANNA LaCIVITA SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY CHARLES R. HEYOB SENIOR CLASS TREASURER JOHN S.ADAMS MYRAJ.ALBRECHT CARLA R. ALLEN ROBERT H.ALLISON, II MARK E. ARMSTRONG THERESE BABBITT SHIRENE A. BARRETT PATRICIA J. BECK CYNTHIA M. BELL KEVIN P. BLANDFORD JEFFREY A. BRADFORD JEROME A. BRADFORD SANDRA M. BRAUN DANIEL T. BRICKLER DAVID BULLOCK DEBRA L. BURTON CATHLEEN M. CALDWELL CECILIA A. CLOUSER i ilA MARY L. COLLINS JOHN R. CONDON JANICE L.COOPER GREGORY L. CRADDOCK MARY E. CROSS LINDSEYL. CROWE, JR. JEFFS. DAKIN KATHLEEN C. DENNIN CAROL DESROCHES ERIC E. DOMINGUEZ JEROME M.DUH DAVID J. EDDLEMAN RUSSELL C. ENGELS DEBORAH J. EWING ROSE A. FARRELL MICHAEL J. FAY ANN R. FISHER THOMAS C. FOISY RODGER A. FORD AGNES O. FOX F. MICHAEL GATHMAN CAROLA. GIBLIN RONNIE GIBSON CLARENCE E. GRIFFIN VICKI L. GRIFFIN JANET R.HALL PAMELA J. HALLY TERRY L. HENNESSY DAVID HUBBARD MARGARET A. GOOTEE COLEMAN GRIFFIN HARRY M. GRIMES MARYJ.GUDE BRENDA L. HARPENAU LAVENIAM. HAYNES RITA L. HULS KATHRYN S. HURT MARY A. HUTCHINSON BRENDA C. JACKSON JOHN L. KASHMAN JOANNA R. KELLEY MARK A. KESTLER ANNE F. KIEFER CRISTINAM. KUBIAK DAVID N. LEGGE BARBARA A. LUCAS SHERREE A. LUZAR MARK f. MC CLELLAN BETTY J. MARIER CUIRE A. MARTINEZ DON AAASTEN CHERYL L. MATKOVIC JOHN W. MENCHHOFER MARILYN R. MERKLEY CHRISTINE M. METALLIC MICHAEL J. MORLEY MARILYN T.MINKNER SUZANNE NEWTON STEPHEN MINKNER MICHAEL R. NOEL J. DANIEL MOLOY JUDITH E. NOWLING JOHNC.O ' CONNER PAMELA E. OUTLAW PATRICIA E. PARSHALL KEVIN G. PASCHKE MYRON J. PRYOR MARIA C. PINERES RHONDA A. PRICE STEVEN H. PRICE STEPHEN P. QUINN GREGORY J. RAK MICHAEL J. RAY RICHARD E. REEVES ELLEN L. RITTENHOUSE EILEEN M. RICHEY STEPHEN R. ROACH THOMAS J. RILEY MICHAEL J. ROBERTS KRISJ.RINGWOOD PATRICIA A. ROBERTS KAREN M.SCHICKER JAN E. SCHONEGG KATHYA. SCHULER RICHARD T.SEMMLER ROBERT W. SHALLENBERGER MARIANNE E. SHORT CATHY E. SHUCK LOUIS T.SIMON JANINEE. SNIVELY JAMES A. SPYCHALSKI MARTHA G. STUDER ROBERT L. STRANGE BARBARA A. SZAKEL KAREN A. TAPHORN ROBERT B.TRAUNER SHERRYL L. URBANCIC PAUL R. VONDERSAAR DIANNEM. WATT RALPH W. WELTER TIMOTHY F.WHITSETT CHERYL S. WOODS iiJMi Anticipation, Nostalgia Mark Graduation Above: At Ritter ' s Fourth Annual Commencement, Father Cleary reviews the accomplishments of the 127 graduates of the Class of ' 71. Below: The Most Reverend George J. Biskup, Archbishop of Indianapolis, gives a congratulatory handshake to Mike Grimes. ' 5! r |f.?; u ■ J ' ill . In addition to the dignity of Pomp and Circumstance, the musical setting for the ' 71 commencement included the Hallelujah Chorus from The Messiah, performed by the Ritter Choir. Dave Legge, Cheryl Matkovic, and Bob Trauner were chosen by the class to deliver its message. Ritter mothers chose to say their congratulations with flowers: roses for the girls, carnations for the boys. ,M « • • y • ;xy, Assistant yearbook editor Karen Taphorn, editor Chris Metallic, and staffer Mary Ellen Cross are glad yearbook pages aren ' t really this large. All those 500 word captions and 20 inch headlines would be too much! Competent Staff Powers ' Generation ' 71 ' Left: Junior photo experts: Shannon Crockett, Terry Martella, Ann Schmutte and Nancy Kawsky. Right: Marilyn Merkley and Betty Marler, devoted typists. Services Supporting each other Helping ourselves Lending a hand to others And receiving a hand in return II nil II Keeping the ' 71 yearbook ' s finances out of the red was due to the expertise of Sister Julonn, assistant yearbook moderator, and her business manager Phyllis Loviscek. A successful advertising campaign and subscription drive, and the preparation of an attractive advertising section for the yearbook don ' t just happen. Compliments of F. A. WILHELM CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. PARTI -PAK LIQUORS N. E. 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BENJAMIN SCHUFF Optometrist Speedway Shopping Center 241-9315 B CAITO CORSARO — our specialty — Wholesale Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Office: 637-1968 Phil: 925-8471 Joe: 786-2720 John: 787-7502 Congratulations From The Sisters of St. Francis Congratulafions SLOVENIAN NATIONAL HOME Slovenian National Home Assn., Inc. 271 7 West 10th Street Indianapolis, Indiana Compliments of TED WHITAKER TRUCKING Driveway Stone, Sand, Gravel Top Soil, Fill Dirt and Fuel Oil 291-4614 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 71 DOROTHY ' S BEAUTY SHOP 313 South Grant Street Brownsburg, Indiana 852-4126 Congratulations to the Seniors RITTER FACULTY GENERATION ' 71 Believe it or not, in a few short years you ' ll be making your own way . . . participating in civic and business affairs . . . falling in love . . . and before you know it, you ' ll be looking forward to buying a new home for your family. When the time comes, see Indiana ' s largest home builder . . . Davis Homes. We ' ll be happy to serve you, just as we have generations before you. J. ROEBUCK ENGINEERING SERVICES 3133 West 31st Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 Telephone: 923-8050 It ' s the real thing. Coke. F Trademark® Congratulafions Class of ' 71 BERNARD J. TRAUNER FAMILY 2802 LAFAYETTE ROAD JET FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 1502 Main Street Speedway, Indiana Stephen J.Timme THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 4000 Meadows Drive, Suite No. 301 Indianapolis, Indiana 46205 Phone; 546-4721 or 898-0798 Best of Luck to my Classmates in the Future (Always a Ritter Booster) JOSEPH F. STEVENS, JR. SAVf MONIY ♦ SMOOTH PKOClOmtS IMPROVBDtmHS ' amNAU MISTAKES EXKINGED PERSOINEl CUST 5M MILL WORK GRADE-STAMPED LUMBER BUItDtNG MATERIALS CONSTftUCTiON COMPONENTS ARCHITECTURAL COORDINATION BURNET-BINFORD THE BU IDER ' S tUMSER COMPANy LEWIS STANDARD SERVICE Holt Road and Highway No. 67 Indianapolis, Indiana Phone: 244-0006 24 hr. 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Builders Phone:244-8216 S O P H S B A C K R A I D E R S P L U M M E R R C R E BUG K M R E Y K E S T L E R R I R E S U OH M I L L E R L U C K E T T F U S K U F C A G B K L A A A H ROB G I L B E R T R L T T C R A L F U L T Z N T E I K R B A s I E G R A B N U I F I S H E R E M E J I A S S M T C M L L N B G C S U E P C D Y W A G N E R K E I W I L D M A N B I B R S T J OH N S N R W E U D E N F S I A I C R A W F R D C H A B E L D J N T F KEN LEY S P M I R H U T C H I N S N G L E L E G G E S I S C A D L A N D C I A D R L S N C H y L S E U A N H R E E V E S A E K I M P H J ONE S K N L S A U E R P E T R E E V T N Y I K S A A R G F E Y N E W T N D B I I I S B U R N I S N T H I E R N F S E M M L E R W N B N P W GOD S S E R E N D A N E S H N E A E G P H C R OW E J W N E A A R B G I A T L K R I T T E R I M I N T N T A E N N L B G N Z A L E Z L E D R N I T N M T J R Y G S H A E A L U S E C N A S B C E W U E E T P L S F B H A N L U A G H B E R R Y M A I E M I L H A R C I C S T E W A R T N H R E A P L T L D N L S C I D Y K R E BRAD L E Y V H S E E H ILL D U G A N M I N K N E E E V E Y D W N E Y E R J A C K S N C H A R L T N K E L T ERG R I F F I N L S A Ritter Tradition tHE PIZZA INN 2441 Lafayette Road 925-3593 Serving Spaghetti Steak Pizza (of course) Karole Armon Cindy Blazic Helen Bradley Vickie Brennan Cathy Caldwell Susie Caldwell Cindy Chase Debbie Clark Evey Collins Janice Cooper JoEllen Cooper Marilyn Dugan Pat. A. Farrell Peggy Gootee Vickey Gootee Vickie Hennessy Pam Holly Terry Jordan Paula Kenley ANNA LA CIVITA PRESIDENT KIT DENNIN VICE-PRESIDENT BRENDA CAULK SECRETARY GISELA ALVAREZ TREASURER Anne Kiefer Carol Koontz Kathy Lauhoff Peggy Luckett Karen Luzar Sherree Luzar Anita Martinez Sherry Newton Susie Newton Susan Oliver Barb Polak Ellen Rittenhouse Patty Roberts Beotriz Sales Sandy Schroder Jackie Stonich Sheryl Urbancic Karen Tophorn Chris VeZolles Kathy Weaver American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company 101 Monument Circle Indianapolis, Indiana MARY ' S BEAUTY SHOP TIE LATEST 5320 W. 16th Street Speedway, Indiana 244-9809 Mary Jolliff, owner Appointments only M. J. Timme AAA Hoosier Motor Club IRIUISICI©! Carrico Home Improvement Co 2508 W. Michigan Street Storm Windows Doors Awnings Aluminum Siding Roofing Phone 639-6559 INDIANA MUSIC COMPANY 115 East Ohio Street 636-2447 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Dave Richey Family REDI-PRINT Eagledale Plaza 2802 Lafayette Road Phone 638-9442 Congratulaiions and Good Luck to ttie Seniors of 1971 FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 305 A FRIEND OF RITTER Compliments of HOLLETT AND HARMON DRUGSTORE Brownsburg, Indiana Best Wishes to Students and Friends of Ritter GEORGE HUTCHINSON Builder Contractor WE ' VE COME A LONG WAY FROM THE LITTLE DOG AND HIS HORN. A long way since 1906 when the Victrola® phonograph was introduced. And Nipper heard His Master ' s Voice. Now it ' s the 70 ' s and we haven ' t even stopped for breath. Our latest milestone is Dimensia III stereo. A com- plete audio center for the home. Stereo phonograph, AM FM Stereo radio, and tape cassette recorder. All in one. Sealed Cushionaire speal ers give such power and depth to the bass, they can actually blow out a match. The Computer Crafted radio tuner is designed to pull in hard-to-get signals and separate crammed-together stations. We bacl all this up with an amplifier of 200 watts peal power. Dimensia III. You ' ve never seen anything lil e it before. As for Nipper, he ' d never have thought of it in his wildest dreams. But Dimensia III stereo isn ' t all we have in sound. You ' ll find many other phonographs, tape instruments and radios in the RCA line. In all sizes and shapes. And all in the RCA tradition of quality that stretches back 64 years. We got our start in sound. And we haven ' t lost our voice. Not by a long shot. New vibrations from an old master. Debra Spuzich, Ritter freshman and S. P. Hunter, President of First Bank and Trust Company CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK! Whether you go to college or decide to tackle the business world now you will have many responsibilities. We would be very happy to help you with all of your financial needs. Feel like a customer again BANK J NP TRUST C OMPANY INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA mcmicr fdic BECKER ROOFING COMPANY 627 Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Phone: 636-0666 Roofing — Siding — Guttering Jim Giblin, Owner CARDINAL RITTER HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Catering Service Weddings, Dinner Parties, Christmas Parties For information call: Mr. Joe Trier 924-4333 DON ADAMS Shell Service Station Complete car service — Engine Tune-up Minor Repairs — Wheel Balancing — Mufflers — Brakes . Six Full Time Mechanics to Serve You Road Service — Wrecker Service — Radio Dispatched Don Adams Shell, 30th and Lafayette Road MAX GALLOWAY Portrait— Photographer — Commercial 20 East Fourteenth Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 255-7303 635-2200 Broaa Ripple Wayne Howald HOME OFFICE 1 MEIroso 6-9169 AE IroM 9-2837 1 . nd S Uool L u-tter Lffindtn J ervice QUALITY GR ND;NG 738 North King India napolis. Indiana PRESCRIPTION ' CENTER „_, , CHARLES T. HIDER, R. PH. • VICTOR K. TODD. R. PH. 2970 KESSLER BLVD. • PHONE 924-1574 • INDIANAPOLIS, IND. JOHN J. CAREY INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverage Industry— Cos ua I fy— Bonds F.re-Life— Hospilol-Personol f jBizautu CoLLEqi ENROLL NOW Become a Licensed Beouticion- -Stylist Day and N ght Classes- Budget Terms Free Placen lent Service Northside 251-9269 Eastside 359 5339 Westside 241 9368 Southside 786 2208 Northeast 898 8456 Eagledale 923 6351 Whiteland 535 7191 Always a Ritter Booster Joseph F. Stevens Mortuary Chapel of the Flowers 3136W. 16th Street 636-01 25 EDITH ' S BEAUTY SHOP 2915 West 16th Street Phone: bZl-rm NORA WHOLESALE SUPPLY INC. Plumbing, Heating and Elec. Supplies 4025 East 82 nd Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46250 Phone: 849-0861 Walt ' s 500 Super Markets NORTH SOUTH EAST WEST — Zionsville, Indiana —2824 Shelby Street 1 053 S. West Street —8702 E. Washington Street 501 3 E. 1 6th Street 4425 E. 21st Street —2440 Lafayette Road 6450 W. 1 0th Street Lebanon, Indiana y mm QJfou e Complete Home Furnishings Free Decorator Service Evenings by Appointment 1450 Main Street— Speedway, Indiana CHapel 1-7282 R. E. ROACH Licensed Real Estate Broker 3132 Bonham Drive Indianapolis, Indiana 925-8375 Resi of Luck to MARCHING RAIDERS AND TEAM DILL ' S PICKLE FACTORY Compliments of JIM MALAD MOTORS WESTERN HARDWARD V S INC. 3409 W. Michigan Street Indianapolis, Indiano 46222 636-2341 Congratulations to the Class of ' 71 Schonegg Family Large or small-we do them all JO-MAR TAX OFFICE 2940 N. Kessler Blvd. J.V. Matkovic— Tax Analyst COOK GLASS MIRROR COMPANY 5703 West Morris Street Mirrors and Windows of All Kinds LUCKY G STABLES Professional Care for Your Horses 7160 Zionsville Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46268 Tele. (317) 293-9136 Training — Forward Seat Lessons Gar Giampapa Erin Giampapo pick color, pick flavor, pick Stokely- m Gamp. Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. General Offices, 941 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 Eagledale Market 2001 LAFAYETTE ROAD IVe fiave Fres i Produce daily! J and H Barber Shop 3610 West 30th Street Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Hair Back Phone 923-2720 Appointment if desired Good Luck, Seniors 500 Gift Shop Employees Whenever you see a Junior you see someone who ' s smart. He ' lt answer you with confidence from the bottom of his heart. Whenever you see a Junior you see someone who ' s proud. With a good head on his shoulders not hung up in a cloud. When you see the Juniors you see a class UNITED. All for one and one for all no one con divide us!! Whenever you see a Junior you see someone with spirit. He shouts his loyalty to his school so everyone will hear it. V- -vdi ' Good Luck Seniors from Bob Fox Fox Metal Products 4305 Lafayette Road 293-1448 Your Heating Cooling Will Buy More from Discon. Dial Dison 634-4550 You ' ve got a lot to live; rGpSI S got to give. a lot Test drive the world ' s great small car Speedway Volkswagen, Inc. 1930W. 16th Street Indianapolis Compliments Cha-Lee Drapery 3208 E. Michigan Street 639-5319 JOAN MARIE BEAUTY SALON 3048 Lafayette Road 926-2448 Up to 8 Operators Complete Beauty Care High Styling Wig Sales and Service Air Conditioned 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Ample Parking Joan Marie Saligoe (( EK 2401 WEST WASHINGTON GRANDE FLORAL CO. Distinctive Artistry in FLOWERS for all occasions 637-3525 THE JOHN M. 648 S Indionc GLASS CO, . East Street polis, Indiono INC. Ritter ' s Parents Club Keeps Things Moving!! TOP BACKERS OF THE YEAR— Mr. Tom Reese — president (middle) Mrs. Rita Kelter — vice president (left) Mrs. Bev Masten — secretary (right) Mr. John Metallic — treasurer (missing) Congrafulafions to the Class of ' 71 ROGERS TIRE SHOP 31 17 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 Phone: 638-2022 Buy— Used- Kelly- Sell— Repair -Recaps — New Tires —Springfield Dunlop J. A. Urbancic, President Kay DeHart, Vice-President Dave Wilson, Manager Best Wishes to the Students at Ritter Especially to the Class of ' 70 BAKER ENGINEERING COMPANY Compliments of SILER SALES COMPANY 5955 Cooper Road Phone: 255-7016 Candy— Hot and Cold Drinks Pastry— Cigarettes — Vending Machines GENTLEMEN ' S QUARTERS of EAGLEDALE Compliments of CRYSTAL FLASH PETRO WESTSIDE SOCIAL AND OUTING CLUB 710 N. Warman Street Good Luck to the Seniors of ' 71 HOMEROOM 309 JOHN ZORE ' S BODY SHOP AND WRECKER SERVICE 1300 N. Mickley Road Indianapolis, Indiana Phone: 247-8484 MACK ' S BARBER SHOP 815 West 30th Street 4 Barbers to Serve You Specializing in Afro Haircuts and Blowouts Compliments of Conkle Funeral Home, Inc. 4925 W. 16th. Street 1201 S. Lynhurst Street 241-6333 BUSINESS PATRONS BIG DON DYSON NO. 1 H AND W STEEL ERECTORS Burger Chef 2325 West Michigan Street 3807 Lafayette Road Phone: 636-7233 BRAUN SCHOTT MARKET HESS DUPLICATOR COMPANY, INC. 11 64 West 30th Street 3030 Lafayette Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 Phone: 926-4567 ROBERT CALLIS, D.D.S. HOMEROOM 310 B 2952 N. Kessler Blvd. 924-6221 J. P. ROOFING ROOM ADDITIONS REMODELING 5788 East 33rd Street CARPET TOWN Phone: 546-2083 3220 West 16th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 LA GEM BEAUTY SALON 1433 North Winfield Avenue CARSON, CANNAVAN, GRANDE INSURANCE Phone: 638-01 19 (By Appointment Only) AGENCY 891 3 West Washington Street LANIGAN ' S PHARMACY Phone: 241 -6465 2628 West 16th Street Phone: 636-941 1 Compliments of CONDON ' S CORNER Best Wishes to the Raiders MINATEL PHARAAACY in the Years to Come 2724 West 10th Street Phone:631-4732 Compliments of PLAINFIELD VILLAGE THEATRE DIANA AND JOE 1 19 West Main Street, Plainfield, Indiana Phone: 839-2221 Compliments SEARS OIL COMPANY, INC. POOLE ' S CLIFTON PHARAAACY Phone: 241 -8323 3342 Clifton Street Phone: 926-7727 CULLIGAN WATER SOFTENING South Green Street Brownsburg, Indiana SANDY ' S HOSIERY SHOP 3423 West Michigan Street Phone: 631 -8003 DUGAN ' S AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 521 North Alton Avenue Phone: 638-6668 SIEGELS MARKET 3333 Clifton Street Indianapolis, Indiana EAGLEHILL POODLE GROOMING JOSEPH F. STEVENS MORTUARY 5803 West 10th Street 3136 West 16th Street Phone:244-1015 Phone:636-0125 CHARLIE GANT UNION 76 SERVICE USHER FUNERAL HOME 5445 West 34th Street 2313 West Washington Street Repairs and Road Service Phone: 632-9352 PERSONAL PATRONS The Donald Abbitt Family Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Caito Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams and Family Cathy Caldwell M. and Mrs. William Adams Esther Canalas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carmozzi Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Tom Carrier Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Carrier Gisela Alvarez Linda Caulk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Anderson Anth ony Cesnik Sister M. Annette, OSF Jim and Dorothy Chapman Sister Mary Ansel m Joseph C. Childers Mr. and Mrs. Henry Armbruster John Cimmermon Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Armon Mary Cimmermon Marilyn Athman Mrs. Mary Cimmermon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Bagosy and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Cimmermon Mr. and Mrs. John Bagosy and Family Peggy Ciodyk Steve and Lorraine Bagosy The Ciodyk Family Mary Bajt Maria Cirillo Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cirillo Marty Barbarich Mrs. Erlindo Clemente Rosalie Barbarich Joe Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barbarich Mary Lou Collins Mr. and Mrs. R. Barbrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Collins and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrett Mr. and Mrs. James Cox Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baumgartner Karen Crawford Barb Beck Mr. and Mrs. D. Crittenden and Family Pat Beck Barb Crockett Steve Beck Mrs. James M. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beck Dave Cross Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Beeler Helen Cross Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett Mary Ellen Cross Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berg Mike Cross Bill, WN9DPL Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Cross Connie Birkia Ethel Cummings Jenny Blazic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Curry Mr. and Mrs. John J. Blazic Minnie Lee Davis Kevin P. Blandford Mike Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Blandford Bob Dean Reverend Ray Boehm Kathy Dean Anita Bordenkecher Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Dean Jeffrey Bradford Mary Deckord Kim and Kyle Bradford Danny DeFabis Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. George DeFabis Jamie Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Donald DeHart and Family Mr. and Mrs. George R. Broun Mr. Glenn Denton Betty Broun (Mrs. William M. Middleton) Joseph Des Roches Dan Brickler Mr. and Mrs. Emile Des Roches Joe Brickler John Dezelon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brickler Sister Diane L. Brinker Barb Dillon George L. Brinker Mrs. Vasil Dimitroft Edna Brachin David L. Dionne Debbie Brocker Tonya Domi Carolyn Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Domi Carol Bullock Mr. ond Mrs. Vilis Donis Vicki Bullock Mary Downey Mr. and Mrs. C. Joseph Bullock and Family Marianne Downey Mr. and Mrs. S. Henry Bundles, Jr. Mr. R. Downey Debra Burton Ron Doyle E. and W. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Bill Doyle Clara A. Coito Miss Blanche Duffin Joseph Caito Mrs. Harry J. Dugon PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap Rosemary Hauck Rev. Fred Easton Mrs. Flora Hauser Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Eddlemon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heinlein Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ernst Katherine Heinlein Terry Esamann U. Leo Hellmann Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Esamann Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Evans Joe Heyob Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Farley Sgt. Randy Heyob, U.S.A. F. Dody Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Heyob Jim Farrell Sheri Hill P.J. Farrell Father Jim Hillman Pat A. Farrell Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrell Homeroom 310 A Jane A. Fischer Ross D. Hubbard III John A. Fischer Father Hubbs Tom Fischer Myrtle Huber Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fischer Mr. Richard Hunter Ann Fisher Mary Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Fisher Wacky Jacki Anne Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson Tom Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fitzgerald The John Jordan Family Judy Ford Sister Julann Karen Ford Mr. and Mrs. George June Roger Ford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keers and Family Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ford Georgia H. Kelley Mark Foster Joanna Kelley Sister Francis Ellen John Kelley Gary M. Fricke Chris Kelter Duane D. Fricke-I Mike Kelter Nancy Fricke Steve Kelter Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Fricke Mrs. W. E. Kelter Mike Gathman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelter Peggy Gauvoda Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kestler Gertrude Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Kiefer Carol Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kloeker L Cpl Craig Giblin, U.S.M.C. Mr. and Mrs. Kneiper Judy Gillespie Janet Koontz Mr. and Mrs. James T. Gillespie Margie Koontz Milton E. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Roy Koontz Mr. and Mrs. James T. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Korba Vickey Gootee Cris Kubiak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gootee Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kubiak Louann Grady James Kulaga Mr. and Mrs. A. Granda Diane Kurzawa Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Kurzawa Thecia Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lackner Mr. and Mrs. B. Clark Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Laker and Anne Mr. and Mrs. Michael Griffin Mr. and Mrs. George Lambert Mary Jo Gude Joe Lampert Patty Gude Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lampert Shelley, Diana, Mike and Steve Harless Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lancaster | Brenda Harpenau Edyth and John Landers Denise Harpenau Kathy Lauhoff Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harpenau Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lauhoff Chris Harrington Miss Leffler Howard Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Leeper Martha Harrington Dave Legge Charles and Larry Hart Doug Legge Mrs. Rose HartI Mike Legge Helen F. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Legge PERSONAL PATRONS Diane Lekse Roxanna Morgan Jimmy, David and Lori Lekse Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Mike and Shirley Lekse Marc Much Mr. and Mrs. David Lekse Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mulhern Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lekse David Mulvey Mr. and Mrs. James Lekse Kathy Murphy Bill Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Murphy Debbie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Wm Myrvold Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Lewis Bill Nahas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis Jeri Nahas Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nahas Mr. and Mrs. James Loftus Mr. and Mrs. Henri Najem Joseph Long Susie Newton Theresa Long Jeff Noel Mr. and Mrs. John F. Long Mr. and Mrs. Randy Noel Dr. Glenn C. Lord, M.D. Mrs. R. F. O ' Brien Madeline M. Loviscek Paul M. Oler Phyllis Loviscek Mr. and Mrs. William Oler Mrs. Pauline Loviscek and Family Mr. Walter Lee Oliver Barb Lucas John R. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. F. Lucas Stephen R. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lucas Robert Owen Peggy Luckett Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Owens Sidney J. Luckett Father William Pappano Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luichinger Mr. and Mrs. Norman Parshall Karen Luzar Sister Patricia Sherree Luzar Anna Pavlova Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luzar Florence W. Payne Karen Mahoney John C. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mahoney Kerry Payne Sister Marie Werdmann Terry Payne D.J.N., Grand Marais Mr. Robert O. Pearsey Betty Joan Marier The Peevler Family Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Martella Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pella Don Masten, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Persinger Mr. and Mrs. Don Masten, Sr. Marycarol Pesel Mr. and Mrs. John Mattingly Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Pesel Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAtee Jacque Petree Phyllis Mclntyre Mrs. Harold Petree Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee McNei Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips Mike Medjeski Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Piotrowski M. Medsker Poipulque, Sam, Tom Lil ' bit, Who You, Me Too Ray Mejia Barbara Polak Mr. and Mrs. John Menchhoffer Mr. and Mrs. James C. Polak Men Don Racing Team Mr. John Poole Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merkley Linda and Mike Potapczak Mary Milharcic Rhonda Price Mr. and Mrs. R. Milharcic Steve Price Keith Miller Mr. and Mrs. William T. Price Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Miller Anna Marie Provenzano David J. Minkner Becky Purichia Phillip M.Minkner Mike Purichia Mr. and Mrs. H. Minkner Nula Purichia - Thomas Mizeur Teresa, Doris, Mike, Vince Purichia Dan Moloy Leo Queisser Marcy Moloy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radcliffe Joseph F. Mondragon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reese Mary Mooney Richard A. Reeves, Jr., C.P.A. Patty Morey Irena Reid Mrs. Morey, Sr. Mary Reid Mr. Morey, Sr. Mr. John Richeson PERSONAL PATRONS Eileen Richey Catherine Stanton Mr. and Mrs. M. Richey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Stapleton Liz Ripley Patty Stefan ko Eileen Rittenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stefanko Ellen Rittenhouse Jim Stephanidis Ruth Rittenhouse Kathy Stephanidis Teresa Rittenhouse Patty Stephanidis Lisa Ritter Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Stephanidis Joe Stevens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ritter M r. and Mrs. Carl Robison Mr. E. J. Robison Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Robison Veronica Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stevens, Sr. Joe Rosner Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart Therese Rosner Mrs. Gertrude M. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosner Mrs. Robert J. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rott Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stonich Rosie Royse Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stonich Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Royse, Jr. L Cpl Dan L. Strong, USMC Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Royse, Sr. Richard D. Strong Mr. Timothy Ruse Mr. and Mrs. Estell J. Strong Margie Ryan A Ritter Supporter Martha Ryan Mrs. Philip Sweeny Mr. and Mrs. John Sabo Nancy Tophorn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sabo Gary Nicholas John Tentler Miss Margaret Sabo The Tolson Family Stephen J. Sabo Mrs. Hattie Toney Beatriz Sales Bob Trouner Mary Louise Scheidler Clara Trauner Mrs. Mary C. Schenk Marilyn Trauner Karen Schicker Meg Trauner Sue Schicker Patty Treadwell Thomas Schicker Renee Treadwell John Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Robert Treadwell Ann Schmutte Nancy L. True Denise L. Schmutte Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turk Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Schmutte Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tuttle Jan Schonegg John and Shirley Verhonik Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schonegg Windy Vogel Sandy Schroder Anne AAarie Vondersaar Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schroder Paul R. Vondersaar II Kothy Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vondersaar Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Schuler Mr. and Mrs. H. Marsden Waddell Mr. and Mrs. John Sclipcea Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Scott Richard W. Worrum Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Scott and Baba Dianne Watt Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Sehmink William Watts Diane Sekula Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wesseler Mary Sekula Julie West Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Sekula Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White Mark Semmler Debbie Wise Mary C. Siler Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wittmon Mr. and Mrs. Ira Simpson Charles E. Wyeth Louis SparenbIek Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Wynn Mrs. William L. Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Yong Cindy Lou Collins Spears Mr. and Mrs. Russell York 1 Meg Sperry Alex Yovanovich and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sperry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Zerr Debbie Spuzich Mr. and Mrs. Emil M. Zurschmied DIRECTORY: CLASS OF 1971 John Adams 1818Kochne Myra Albrecht 732 S. Gerrard Dr. 241-9528 Carlo Allen 1526W. 27thSt. 923-8971 Robert Allison 7926 Charlecot Dr. 293-1439 Mark Armstrong R.R. 3 No. 48 Rolling Acres 852-4272 Therese Babbitt 3901 W. Henry St. 244-3541 Sherry Barrett 1662 N. Berwick 636-5000 Pat Beck 2649 W. 22nd St. 636-4600 Cindy Bell 221 Rockshire Rd. 244-5435 Kevin Blanford 2602 Falcon Dr. 293-2712 Jeffrey A. Bradford 4806 Manning Road 293-0720 Jerry Bradford 4806 Manning Road 293-0720 Sandy Braun 4438 W. 34th St. 291-6079 Dan Brickler Rt. 2Box 176M 852-3256 Dave Bullock 609 Maple Lane 852-2182 Debra Burton 1424 E.Lynn Dr. 634-3782 Cathy Caldwell 3450 N. Lynhurst Dr. 291-9683 Cecilia Clouser 4950 Le Grande 247-9284 Mary Lou Collins 3450 Sandy Spring Lane 926-1123 Janice Cooper 20 50 Allison 241-2218 John Condon 3020 W. Michigan 638-0629 Greg Craddock 2008 Mayfair 251-5002 Mary Ellen Cross R.R. Box 177M 852-2868 Jeff Dakin R.R. 3 Box 28 Rolling Acres 852-5850 Kit Dennin 31 18 Sharon Ave. 925-0841 Carol DesRoches 3027 N. Kessler Blvd. 920-61 1 1 Eric Eugene Dominguez 5571 Fenmore Rd. 293-8475 Jerry M. Duh 3140 W. 30th St. 925-0933 D. J. Eddleman 1939 W.Auburn 241-5366 Russ Engles 145 N. Vine St. 244-3137 Debbie Ewing 4624 N.Capitol 255-9130 Dody Farrell 4041 Arcadia 293-3072 Michael Fay 2465 N. Sharon Ave. 924-0805 Ann Fisher 1438MedfordAve. 636-2677 Tom Foisy 3550N.Whitcomb 293-4883 Roger Ford 2831 N.TibbsAve. 925-1636 Agnes Fox 721 W. 13th St. 635-7860 Mike Gathman 2669 Cold Springs Rd. 925-3405 Carol Giblin 2909 W. 33rd St. 924-1104 Ronnie Gibson 1434W. 31st. St. 926-7468 Don Gillespie 451 N. Bauman 241-1442 Peggy Gootee R.R. No. 2 Box 440G Plainfield 839-6465 Coleman Griffen 1309 Roach St. 925-7630 Clarence Griffin 3527 N. Parker 542-071 3 Vicki Griffin 1017 S. Reisner 636-7810 Mike Grimes 6318 W. 35th St. 297-0688 Mary Jo Gude R.R. No. 2Box 129 PINFD. 839-4564 Janet Hall 1234 Brooks St. 631-9132 Brenda Harpenau 31 3 N.Jefferson St. Brownsburg 852-4285 Lavenia Haynes 2436 Highland PI. 926-291 1 Terry Hennessy 4102 Thrush Dr. 291-5627 Chuck Heyob 3907 Kalman Dr. Pam Holly 4929 Thrush Dr. 291-4086 David Hubbard 1034W. 33rdSt. 925-9467 Rita Huls 2838 Halifax Dr. 926-0606 Kathy Hurt 2833 Questend Dr. 925-0437 Mary Hutchinson 31 17 N. Centennial 924-2361 Brenda C. Jackson 1151 Fall Creek Pkwy. E. Dr. 635-3029 Don Johnson 4308 Manning Rd. 291-7899 John Jordan 2125WeslynnDr. 293-1222 John Kashman 2719 Falcon Dr. 291-7465 Joanna Kelley 745 N. Belleview PI. 637-8503 Jim Kelly 2610 W. 22nd St. 636-3836 Mark A. Kestler 4025 Thrush Dr. 293-1506 Anne Kiefer 3241 N. Alton Apt. A 925-0413 Dave Kiernan 2671 Coldsprings 926-7528 Cris Kubiak 3005 Winfield Ave. 923-2958 Anna La Civita 4001 Corwyn Rd. 291-1535 Dave Legge 3172 N. Centennial 925-1263 Barb Lucas 2707 Crystal Dr. 925-0426 Sheree Luzar 1872N. Winfield Ave. 637-2960 Mark McClellan 3412Minger Rd. 293-0561 Betty Marier 2820 N. Moreland Ave. 926-5520 Anita Martinez 2674 Shirley Dr. 291-1117 Don Masten 2830 W. 33rd St. 923-8130 Cheryl Matkovic 2940 N. Kessler Blvd. 923-2243 John Menchhofer 1201 N.Alton 631-3242 Marilyn Merkley 1 706 Beechwood Dr. 839-6695 Chris Metallic 3303 N. Kessler Blvd. 924-2782 Marilyn Minkner 2500 Cold Springs Rd. 923-2936 Stephen Minkner 2500 Cold Springs Rd. 923-2936 Dan Moloy 5324 W. 36th St. 291-5654 Mike Morley 4349 Manning Rd. 291-7566 Susie Newton 4009 Beauport Rd. 291-5817 Mike Noel 3145 Shady Grove Ct. 923-5019 Judy Nowling 3 Wales Ct. 291-1573 John O ' Connor Rt. 1 , Box 252, Pittsburo 892-4549 Pamela Outlay 501 W. 30th St. 926-5613 Patty Porshall 3450 Highv oods Dr. 926-8552 Kevin Paschke 5209 Woodside Dr. 251-9840 Maria Pineres 62 N. Warman 637-2083 Rhonda Price 4031 Thrush Dr. 291-2030 Steve Price 4031 Thrush Dr. 291-2030 Joe Pryor 723 Fayette St. 637-6977 Steve Quinn 273 N. Warman 637-6889 Gregg Rak 3551 Lincoln Rd. 923-4816 Michael Ray 2525 Fredonia Rd. 291-2231 Richard E. Reeves Jr. 2142Carrolton 926-4040 Greg Reynolds 3325 N. Lincoln Rd. 926-5176 Eileen Richey 2130 W. 30th St. 926-6792 Tom Riley 2839 W. 29th St. 924-0116 Kris Ringwood 6785 W. 14th St. 241-5341 Ellen Rittenhouse 8054 Lieber Rd. 251-8624 Stephen Roach 3132 Bonham Dr. 925-8375 Mike Roberts 2640 Kessler Blvd. 926-5254 Patty Roberts 2640 Kessler Blvd. 926-5254 Karen Schicker 8910 Ellington Dr. 241-3407 Jan Schonegg R.R. 4Box6106 852-4308 Kathy Schuler 4510 Cherry Lane 291-8036 Rick Semmler 3017 Bluebell Lane 293-2561 Robert Shallenberger 5135McCray Dr. 244-9369 Marianne Short 313 S. Grant, Brownsburg 852-4126 Cathy Shuck 3150EagledaleDr. 291-8511 Louie Simon 2945 N. Warman 926-6905 Janine Snively 1418 N.Concord 636-2626 James A. Spychalski 3139 Bonham Dr. 926-7145 Joe Stevens Jr. 3140 N. Kessler 923-9509 Robert L. Strange R.R. 4 Box 243 Brownsburg 852-5556 Martha Studer 3617 Faculty Dr. 293-3603 Barbara Szakel 3806 Rossv ill Dr. 852-3222 Karen Taphorn 2820 W. 33rd St. 925-7057 Bob Trauner 928 N. Holmes Ave. 636-9970 Sheryl Urbancic 8856 Ellington Dr. 241-5261 Paul Vondersaar R.R. IS Box 302 852-2079 Dianne Marie Watt 1329S.WhitcombAve. 241-5384 Ralph Welter 5532 W. 35th St. 291-6664 Tim Whitsett 325 N. Addison 637-8902 Cheryl Woods 2184 N. Dexter