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

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Service to the Community . . . School Serves by Working and Teaching by Jay Wright Service is the key word at Ripple, and Broad Ripple, the community, is well-served. Through the night school, the Riparian newspaper and yearbook advertising, the employment placement service, and the cadet teaching program, the school and the community work together. Back to school came parents and students to- gether for night courses which provided an oppor- tunity to learn varied skills. Business courses were the most popular with the 700 participants. Other subjects ranging from painting, photography, and millinery to academic courses such as Conversa- tional French and English Grammar Review were taught in the evenings. Sign here please! Kay Henderson, Riparian ad staffer, sells an ad to Roger Robey at Jules Medias. Employment-seeking Ripplites, each year numbering about 100, were placed in positions throughout the community by the school place- ment bureau. Kindergarteners and high school pupils alike benefited from the teen-age teaching provided by the school ' s cadet teaching program. The pro- gram enabled seniors to get a taste of effective classroom teaching methods before entering college training. Through the Riparian publications, merchants reach community members in effective advertis- ing, another of Ripple ' s services. Machines galore give Ripplites and citizens of the sur- rounding community a glimpse into the intricacies of the modern business world at the business machines exhibit held last year in the school library.

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Student Council members are, Back Row: J. Raeburn, J. Kingdon, D. Baird, J. Woody, T. Stone, J. Lee, D. Foster, B. Krause. Middle Row: Mr. John Morris, sponsor; R. Bow- man, H. Dawson, R. Tucker, B. Sutton, C. Burkle, C. Closterhouse, Dr. Lowell Hicks, sponsor. Front Row: M. McKown, L. Bender, C. Corson, J. Heavenridge, M. Weil, J. Sims, P. Walker, S. Frame. Not pictured are Dave Parish, Steve Zimmerman. As honorary member of the Student Council, Rachel Tucker outlines the progress of the Clean-Up Campaign. Yea Ripple shouts Rachel Tucker in the Booster Section as she gets in the swing of Ripple ' s activities. 19

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A blob of burnt umber finishes Mr. Lou Griffice ' s land- scape as Mrs. Sarah McKinley, Mrs. Grace Payne, and Mrs. Jean Miner sketch and touch up their paintings in a Night School art class held at the high school. Perfect fit! beams a young customer who is being waited on by Ripplite salesman Dave Walker at the Broad Ripple branch of L. Strauss Co. Teaching the A B C ' s is Jean Bosenbury, Ripple student. Jean teaches first graders at School No. 80 as part of Broad Ripple ' s cadet teaching program available for seniors who are interested in teaching as a career. 2]