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

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And Watch Those Raiders Marching By . . . With flashing smiles and new uniforms, the Marching Raiders entertained fans during the T973 football season. Members included: First row, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Moran, K. Barnes, D, Wylde, B. Hoff, L. Baker. Second row, M. Brown, C. Coonce, K. Simpson, D. Croghan, T. Treadwell, D. Carrier, Band Director Mr. Gemmell. Third row, S. Lee, S. Conway, C. Rak, B. Studer, T. Buechlein, T. Marple, P. Barbarich, C. Lingeman. Fourth row, P. Kern, R. Imel, B. Millan, B. Miller, M. Gardner, T. Pottenger, I. Lampert, S. Hollo- well, B. Smith. BELOW are: First row, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Harper, K. Grable, Second row, C. Birkla, I. Paradise, D. McAllister. Third row, l. Milharcic, A. DeFabis, M. Zore, I. Rosner. Fourth row, D. Burke, T. Baskerville, S, Strange, V. Korba, 1. Begeman. Not pictured are bandsmen G. Roebuck, B. Plummer and Raiderettes D. Trittipo and Feature Twirler K. Horner. LVN fekwbfuvfi'

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The vocal department at Ritter High School partici- Jates in many activities during the year. The chorus per- formed for Ritter's 1973 Christmas concert and the chil- :lren's concert. For the first time the chorus did a :horeographed song during the basketball homecoming activities. Of the many solos and ensembles which performed in the city solo ensemble contest, almost all received first place ratings. A girls' group consisting of Lisa Baker, Helen Cross, Becky Hoff, Susie Patterson, jackie Richey, Meg Sperry, and the vocal solo of Sheryl loyner were iudged excellent enough to perform at the state contest vvhere they received first place medals. The chorus performs at basketball home: oming. 123 J' This aerial view ot the chorus during the Christmas concert shows thc mini hardworking students xx ho make up this group, A plat depicting The Night Before Christmas was presented during the Christmas concert. 1 I Mx' 4 -',: Q17 lwilw RIGHT: Marx Kubala directs the Ritter Singers.

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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