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

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E CLIH vn 0.7, Eiiiubivi ' fi - s .O ,A A The major goal in creative writinx Class is to broaden creativity ani then to express that creativity ii writing, Young minds begin ti work as Sister Rita gives her stu dents a few pointers, ABOVE: Rita Lillpop keeps her audienCe's attention as sh dresses speech class. LEFT: ln freshman English class Mrs. E keeps the students busy learning the fundamentals of the Ei language.

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SHUP In Father Pappano keeps a watchful eye on two of his busy workers in Aechanical drawing is no longer just for boysg girls are also vorking hard at getting everything together. 1 'Fliii l l if ...-v-- Making sure all angles, lines, and measurements are accurate, Phil Stith gives much thought to his work. MECHAN CA DR wi cz Whatever Adolph Buckner is working at, from the stern look on his face, you know it will be something special.

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LEFT: Poetry plays an important role in ju- nior English. leff Rogers, lim Douglas, and Meg Polak listen to Sister Madonna's inter- pretation of select poems. BELOW LEFT: Acting out stories of various books is one of the highlights of sophomore English. Lawyer for the defense, Debbie Szentes, pleads her case during a trial based on the novel Of Mice and Men. BELOW: Beth Sperry and lim Siler try their acting skill in their version of Connie and Blyde . ,4-