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

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Safety prize. Mr. Russell Hirschman, contest chair- man, Mr. Harold Harding, vice-principal, and Mr. Theodore Bosler, Fathers' Association president, examine the essays and posters in the dads' annual safety contest. We drive and R i p pl e prepares us for a fast-moving military and mo- torized life. When dad hands over the keys to the family car, he feels safer because our drivers' education classes have helped erase the black mark on teen-age motorists. And when we are in the driv- er's seat of the nation, ROTC training Will aid in the de- fense of our country. Big wheel. Tom Welch displays his driving skill which won the city Auto Road-E-O for Broad Ripple. This contest was sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. ,ff 'f X5 MD QEPPLE 18 HXBH ECHO r M

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S few 1. ,f Y 'J' as am with our communit . . . 'VQIK' B r o a d Ripple is also the name of our community. Par- ents and friends b a c k our t e a m s and activities with loyal vigor. At homecoming time merchants decorate their store windows with orange and black victory displays. Last spring we joined Indian- apolis schools to celebrate the advancement of our c i t y ' s school system throughout its 100-year history. BRHS. Our motto, Broader, Richer, Human Service, is exemplified in our float for the Indianapolis Public Schools' centennial parade. Those taking part in this tableau are Tom Welton, Jim Bond, Barbara Tenney, Delva Carder, Bettina Gilchrist, Barbara Johnson, Kent Ferguson, Eddie Shearer, and Marilyn Woerner. 17

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drill for a safe nation . . . Pass the ammunition. Sgt. Sherman Mossbarger shows the use of a mortar to Color Guard members, Ralph Young, Jerry Peterson, Tom Welch, and Andris Zalmanis. Hot shots. ROTC Rifle Team members, Richard Doll, Karl Kornafel, Bill Bertermann, Jim Hurt, and Al Combs, demonstrate the positions they use in matches. ,