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

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GR DUATIO Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind . . Anticipation runs high as Becky Davidson and Sharon Mikels adjust Sandy Farrell's cap and gown. 4 53 2 3 Reverand Gerald Gettelfinger, M.S., Archdiocesan Superintendent of Education, extends his congratulations as Patty Threlkeld receives her diploma. On May 31 one hundred and forty-four young men and women accepted diplomas, proof of four price- less years of hard work. In the preceding week a Bacculaureate was held for the seniors and their parents, followed by a social hour. At that time many paused to recall the numer- ous accomplishments of the class of '74. The class of '74 won more scholarships than any previous class to graduate from Ritter High School. The scholars, leaders, and athletes of this graduating class had a wide diversity of personalities, which made the class unique. loyce Owens and Berna- dette Williams quietly re- flect on their high school days as they await the arri- val of their fellow classmates. H ,

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l tr. Frank Velikan, principal of Ritter, speaks with pride and admiration as he tells ofthe iany distinguished accomplishments of the class of '74. Tim Mooney talks of the ideal student-teacher relationship and a better tomorrow, of the way we were