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

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Time and space do not limit the boundaries of our WORLD ... we are constantly exploring a vast universe . . . Apollo 11 ... the first man on the moon ... we represent our na- tion in summers of travel ... we work for our COMMUNITY in Get With It and Headstart ... in our CITY we see the holiday spirit: a unifying factor among people . . . and yet, there is poverty and hunger . . . our generation feels compelled to erase these discrepancies . . . black armbands and American flags silently express opposing views on Moratorium Day . . . through in- volvement our responsibilities grow . . . our experiences grow . . . our horizons expand . . . 4 — Expanding Horizons

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Surroundings change ... old struc- tures now mingle with the dust of time ... the Date Stone Ceremony marks the completion of the new BUILDING and the expansion of our opportunities and horizons . . . Cere- monial mortar, sealing in the re- minders of Ripple today, preserves the present for posterity ... we move from old classrooms to improved facilities and replace old beliefs with new ideas ... we sit in rocking chair seats and watch the stars in the planetarium, realizing how life changes . . . yet, we value that which is constant; for our world must be built on strong foundations . . . with anticipation we await the new dawn on the horizon . . . 6 — Expanding Horizons