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

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Closely inspecting all construction materials, a carpenter works on the outer section of the new second floor. This area will contain additional study space, business classrooms, and even a computer instruction laboratory. A planetarium, a lecture hall, and a reme- dial reading room are also planned for the north wing. Countless bricks reconstruct the outside of the School — inside exist myriads of human activities and emotions — confusion over construction-blocked hallways, novelty of new rooms, added corridors — this cyclorama of Ripplife introduces infinite designs into the KALEIDOSCOPIC AGE

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Relieved of the hustle-bustle of a demanding school morning, Susie Peck and Monica Mosby enjoy extra cafeteria space, the result of the teachers ' dining section being mov- ed to the new center building . . . Brick by brick, a mason diligently works on the south- ern addition which was completed this year. 8 — Opening

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Trying to keep his balance in a mass turnover of conditions, the Ripplite is caught up in his KALEIDOSCOPIC AGE; he ponders over the jumbled assortment of thoughts tumbling within him — Vietnam, heart transplants, Black Power, elections — formidable decisions must be made, responsibilities undertaken — the young person must get Involved — but in what? ' and how? somehow a tangible pattern of life must evolve gai ; M .cof After the confusion of election night, Stan Howard reads about Richard Nixon ' s victory over Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace . . . Actor Paul Newman jumps on the band- wagon for Eugene McCarthy during the presidential primary by speaking to students in Broad Ripple Village about youth involvement in politics. 10 — Opening