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distrations Despite displaced offices, an in- creased enrollment, and crowded lunch periods, life at Broad Ripple managed to function efficiently. Although construction interfered with many normal school proce- dures, Ripplites overcame the in- conveniences. Starting the day at 9 a.m. meant extra sleep for some, while leaving school at 12:15 en- abled many students to secure jobs. Major changes this year included the removal of the 1913 section. Students missed its creaking study halls, hidden classrooms, and wooden steps, replaced by blank brick walls and a gaping hole. School spirit and morale, how- ever, remained unaffected. Ripplites cheerfully braved the change and in- convenience, proud of the progress in their school and in themselves. Darkness and the prospect of a 7:30 a.m. French quiz evoke a sleepy yawn from Linda Verselle as she pauses to collect herself before entering school. As new director of Broad Ripple ' s Evening Division, Mr. Warren Jackson prepares a schedule of the night school curriculum. Opening — 11
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Ripplites accept challenge of X-hours, Ignoring the down sign, an unidentified student (above) attempts to take a short- cut to his next class by fighting his way up the down staircase. Dust and confusion challenge English office assistants Cathy Peck and Anita Townsend in their efforts to restore order to the new workroom. Crowded conditions in the main hallway slow student progress to a snail ' s pace. The loss of Old Hallway put an added strain on the stairways. 10 — Opening
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Shared experiences create friendships Football requires concentration from Michelene Nicolet, a student from Switzerland, while John Boyd tries to explain the funda- mentals of the game. The seriousness with which Americans take football amuses Michelene as John fumes over an intercepted Ripple pass. Finding the right words with which to explain play proves to be a bigger challenge than John had anticipated. Amid the tranquil beauty of the Lilly Orchard trees, Pam Retterer and Dori Pat- terson share a good joke along with their freshly-picked apples. 12 — Opening
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