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

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Varied hopes forming the Ripplite ' s KALEIDOSCOPIC AGE create mobile patterns. Constantly shifting, these endless goals become practical then idealistic, then stupendous, then ordinary. They range from passing a test to winning a football game, from owning a car to joining the Peace Corps from helping others to just having fun. Goals form brilliant pictures made of dreams and reasons. This is what we have to do! claims speech pupil Roberta Starmer, trying to interest her classmates in her viewpoint . . . Monkeying around a Broad Ripple Park slide, Jill Gallmeier, Dori Patterson, and Dave Carr temporarily forget home- work problems. 14 — Opening

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The Ripple youth, hoping to set himself apart, to be noticed, to be extraordinary, experiments with forms of Expression — The new, the loud, the bright — the mini hemlines, the love beads, the fast dances. In his KALEIDOSCOPIC AGE, his period of restlessness, of activity, of mobility, he discovers identity and his personal design for life. With her own folk music, Sandy Kimble finds an outlet for the frustrations typical of young people . . . Nehru-jacketed George Benn conveys a little bit o ' soul in the Indiana Soul Train performance at the Homecoming Dance. Opening — 13

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' ' • ; ' ; S M - mM Bp f M f ' ■■ ' ■ ' ' I ' ■■ ' i 1 ' ■ V. , ft ' -■ S» Sr- ■ • ' j 1 Months of fund-raising over, Golden Sing- ers Mary Jo van het Erve, Ed House, and Sandy Hood wear their new robes during a Christmas program . . . Dreams o f crowd-rousing touchdowns run through reserveman Mark Stephen ' s mind as he surveys the varsity kick-off. Named outstanding Non-Commissioned Officer by American Legion Post 312, Sam Earp receives his award during the 1968 Federal Inspection ... To increase his muscle power, John Chivington works out with a 110 pound weight in the school gvm. Opening — 15