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

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RITTER BAN Dfmw f X Ritt0r's Pink Panthers entertain the fans and keep up thc spirit for the second half of the game. X' 12, , .ff -I .EH The Ritter Stage Band members are building to the top. FROM BOTTOM AND LEFT TO RIGHT: First row, Mr. james Gemmell, BAND DIRECTOR. Second rowg C. Roebuck, M. Gardner, I. Lam- pert, L. Baker, S. Hollowell, C. Rak, B. Smith. Third rowg T. Potte- nger, K. Simpson, C. Coonce, D. Croghan, B. Miller. Fourth rowg B. Millan, P. Kern. Flying fire ignites the gym as feature twirler, Kim Horner, performs one of her many halt- time shows.

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ARCHI L R I D E RS The majoret1es perform proudly at half time. Preceded by a proudly carried ban- ner, the marching Raiders are seen in the midst of a halftime performance. Led by their new director, Mr. Gem- mell, they completed a very success- ful season. jk Q' ..-5 fu Q a :Hyt.,.L .Q -4 Seniors were honored after having completed their final year in Ritter's band. They were: First row, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Birkla, I. Milharcic. Second row, K. Barnes, S. Conway. Third row, B. Hoff, L. Baker. Fourth row, D. Croghan. Not pitured are C. The officers who contrib- uted to make the 1973-74 season a success were: First row, LEFT TO RIGHT: banner carriers R. Des- Roches, K. Hering. Second row, I. Rosner, C. Birkla, M. Zore. Third row, I. Mil- harcic, D. McAllister, V. Korba, C. Harper. Fourth row, C. Rak, B. Miller, D. Croghan, President L. Baker. Not pictured are: Drum Major C. Coonce and Feature Twirler K. Horner. 95

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-nnn!l'W ' 2 LJ, Oh say can you see . . . Sunshine and bare feet bring around another sum- mer session for the band members and majorettes. Hours of marching on the hot pavement are put in by all members to prepare them for the upcoming school year. Many attend four day band camp sessions. Practice and performance, in that order, contribute to successful half-time shows. Selling cokes at Ra- ceway Park and fruitcakes during Christmas holidays are the money-making projects throughout the year. Individuals and groups prepare themselves for com- petition. The following performers received divisional ratings at Indiana Central, making them eligible for the state instrumental and choral contest: Phil Kern, re- ceived three medals forthe drums and marimba. Greg Roebuck, piano, and Debbie Wylde, flute. Sheryl loy- ner, Terry Doyle, Kathy Barnes, Susie Patterson, Dan Carrier, and Becky Hoff received awards for their solos. Ritter's talented Girls' Sextet also received awards. The state competition brought many more winners. Debbie Wylde, Greg Roebuck, Phil Kern, Lisa Baker, Susie Patterson, Sheryl Joyner, Becky Hoff, Helen Cross, and jackie Richey all took ratings. Are the tin soldiers real? . .. The band, majorettes, and chorus work together to pro- duce entertaining con- certs throughout the year. The marching Raiders step in time. Q Panther, Melinda Zore, is on the loose. 97