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

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IOURNALISM Kim Slagle and Phyllis Goebel are working hard to meet the deadline for the literary page of The Ritter Reporter. ii, ' - . F T - . ,.,.. We 'tw s 35 Duane Besso, Randy Flajs, Benny Luzar, and Roxanna Morgan check over their pages searching for misspelled words, and incorrect punctuation. .. he X ts N, Q ...nd xxx The journalism class, whose duties are publishing the school newspaper, The Ritter Reporter, and the Student Directory, is a hard-working group of students. Members of the class are: First row, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Miller, 1. Hallal, B. Staton, I. Cesnik. Second row, P. Threlkeld, R. Morgan, D. Besso, R. Flajs, B. Luzar. Third row, D. Giroff, 1. Hemelgarn, R. Redmond, P. Goebel, P. Melton, and R. Robison.

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FISH FLI G FESTIVAL It's a ringer! Sister Annette proves that it's all in the wrist action, as Mr. and Mrs, Kubala cheer her on. 5-' -1 2 Mila 45-:H Shelley Strange, Cecilia Rak, Don Moran, Katie Conklin, and Beth Daw- son agree lt tastes as good as it looks, as they gather around the Stu- dents for Action lollipop tree. Chuck Coonce's expression says he has hit his target. Kids of all ages try to capture a bit of gold as they test their luck at the sophomore gold fisl Popcorn, bal- loons, cake, candy, and flowing crepe paper were fea- tured at the '74 Fish Fling Festival. The event caught the eye of young and old alike, bug- eyed gold fish for the kiddies and Black lack and a hearty fish dinner for Dad. Students en- joyed putting their favorite teachers in jail and dunking them in the chilly water of the out- door dunking booth. Greg Roe- buck, in charge of promotion and or- ganization, was greatly responsible for the success of the festival. Ritter classes and clubs added to their treasuries and to their memories of good times at Ritter. s S 1 , .L l The younger set enjoys the Bowling Club balloon booth The frosh make Ritter gamblers an offer they can't refuse in 3 fast-moving game of Texas Poker.

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Exercise Society 5 in Knowledge, National Honor 90 JQ . ' T sr, KX 4 Cioinpeting against Northwest High Scliool on T.X s Exercise in Knoxxlecligew on filmnnel I5 tire' LEFT TU RICZHT' l Rnncotirt l' S tetttnlto, H. Briant, and ID. Cope, Not pitttirecl are Ci. Ralt, Cf Cioonce, l.ASl1tttlt, .Incl Xt. Rantotirt. if f ' f I . iii l 5-, T tit I A f m I 1 - 1,, A 1 .a i',i'i ll . I H I I I I One ot the more elite groups at Ritter is Tl1eN.ItiontIl Honor Som ietx Pictured lett to right Ire 'sister Nt Annette moderator l R IlTtULlI'l Jresi- , , t . t . , t , , 1 , I dent, P. Steltinlso, SLB. representatixe, Cl, Roelvticlx, treasurer, IJ. Selxula, vice-presirlent, .Incl Z. lv.Inolt, secretary. 'l ? N M-AT i I,