Broad Ripple High School - Riparian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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All the world ' s a Stage. Mrs. Ruth B. Herin shows a model of the Globe Theatre of Shakespeare ' s time to senior English students, Martha Kirklin, Karl Seliaefer, Marie Smith. Dianne Pattison, and Gene Curtis. classes fill the hours ♦ ♦ .

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Future teachers. Helping pupils at Pub- lic School 80, Sally Risk and Marilyn Woer- ner study teaching techniques. Twenty-eight Ripplites were enrolled in the cadet teaching program this year. 1 Classwork is most important in our life at Ripple. We choose from 132 varied subjects to prepare ourselves for college or the business world. Office Practice, Discussion and Debate, Mythology, and Etymology are among the newest courses. Book worm. All junior English students learn about reference books, notecards, and outlines, as does Jim Hubbard who struggles here with his source theme. Such college preparatory experience helps Ripple grads who enter universities from coast to coast. Exams and

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j 1 J wPm r ff: a i M • J 1 ■ ' » 1 I JLIUGL Glamor gals. In the spotlight at the Washington-Ripple Homecoming Game are Queen Carolyn Hawthorne and her court, (left to right) Judy Schortemeier (last year ' s queen), Charlotte Forsyth, Sondra Bisesi, Queen Carolyn, Susie Geer, and Jacque Schortemeier. We Ripplites have our share of fun. We can join our friends in the new recreation room which the Student Council has furnished in the Cottage. We have a calendar full of dances from the Riparian Dance in October to the Grad Dance in June. Then, too, there are co-curricular club parties and get-togethers to add to our social life. . mw Jm Date time. Enjoying cokes and the latest gossip in the recreation room are Tim Talbott, Ruth Ann Cree, Jo Ann Riddell, and Dave Gradison. Dates and