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

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ESERVED SEATS GA1 X a GATE BW Ms M Ripple Boosters! Tom Clay, Joan Geyer, Pete Van Huy- sen, Liz Pogue, Donna Towers, and Linda Overman are Elvis Presley, Bill Brandt, sings rock and rol Key Club sponsored Key Klub Klomp. at the in the basketball spirit as they arrive at Butler Fieldhouse for the Sectionals with shakers and loud voices! Ripples ' Royalty! Crowned Mr. and Miss Biparian at the Streamlined Swing are Jim Sims and Jeri Woehler. 1!

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Social Life . . . Whirl of Activities Crowds Calendar by Liz Pocjue Collecting autographs are Inga Watson, Harry Dawson, Judy Gilliom, John Raeburn, Julie Beaman, Web Wright. Ripplites swept into a continual whirl of activi- ties as dances, parties, and sports revolved in full swing. Curriculum shared the students ' time with the activities presented by the co-curricular clubs. Many dances were highlighted with the crown- ing of a king and queen, such as Miss and Mr. Riparian who reigned at the Riparian Dance, and Joe and Jane at the Fathers ' Association annual dance. Excitement filled the air as Ripple students adorned themselves and their cars with the tra- ditional black and orange and bought shakers and beanies in preparation for the Sectionals. When the end of the year came and seniors bid their last farewells, the Autograph Party created much enthusiasm among the classes as the yearbooks circulated to receive everyone ' s John Hancock — memorable autographs. Puritan celebrities! Congratulating each other are Pris- cilla, Penny Fox, and John Alden, Mike Roark. Snowflake Fling! Phil Kaiser and Rochelle Todd bop at the Junior Dance in the Girls ' Gym. 10

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The Big Moment! Nancy Ferree congratulates Suzi Lesh, Homecoming Queen, as Marilyn Weil, Judy Leslie, Carolyn Burkle, and Molly Carrier excitedly view the festivities. Homecoming . . . Gala Parade, Dance The parade must go on! Despite rainy weather and dark clouds on October 18, 1957, the annual Homecoming parade proceeded as scheduled. Spirit reigned as the slightly weather-beaten floats, the Band, and ROTC paraded down Broad Ripple Avenue. The best floats judged by the alumni were first place to Foreigneers, second place to Understudies, and third place to Orange Aid. Because of an Asiatic flu epidemic, the Home- coming Game, Ripple vs. Manual, was postponed; but Homecoming festivities continued at full pace. The five Homecoming Queen finalists, Mollv Carner, Suzi Lesh, Judy Leslie, Marilyn Weil, and Jeri Woehler, chosen by the vote of the entire student body, were interviewed during that after- noon by a committee of alumni. They were judged The winning Homecoming float is that of Foreigneers. Steve Chill; Joan Bosenbury; Karen Kime, Foreigneers ' Queen candidate; and Jean Bosenbury help to carry out the theme of the float, Can Those Bedskins! (photo— North Side Topics) =r- mvvwA rt i4f m y rrnrMid;