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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1981 volume:

ND ' AN BROAD R E BRANCH 1550 BROAD RIPPLE Mt, J 1981 RIPARIAN Broad Ripple High School 1115 Brood Ripple Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 Volume 56 % « OM€ STGP PADDLE POWER . . . Working up o swear in on ROWDY RIPPLITES . . . Tense wirh apprehension Eagle Creek paddle boar, Ann Cox and Mary as rhe Rockers make a daring manuever, rhree James srrain ro carch up wirh rheir orher friends. fans cheer supporr for rheir ream r Contents Opening 2 Srudenr Life 6 Sporrs 28 Activities 56 Album 104 Ads 136 Closing 166 2 Opening m Srudenrs ascend As rhe hear and humidiry of summer faded inro early fall coolness, images of sun and fun faded inro pens and pencils for Ripplires. Suddenly, rhe world of ploy was rransformed inro rhe world of work, and many dreaded rhe rronsirion. Then someone said, Hey, ir ' s 1981! . Dig deal, said a lisrener. Dur ir was a big deal. 1981 ser rhe mood for rhe 80s. Thar meanr srarring off wirh energy and exciremenr, rhen conrinuing rhar momenrum rhroughour rhe year. Ir also meanr improving upon rhe pasr, raking a srep up wirh courage and pride, while living life ro irs fullesr. Srepping up for some Ripplires involved exrra effort and a lirrle luck. For orhers, ir was jusr anorher year. Dur no marrer how specracular or rrivial irs impacr, 1981 began rhis decade wirh pizzazz. The spirir of rhe 80s was one of advenrure and explorarion. In ' 81 we builr and improved upon rhose advenrures and we rook rhem one srep ar a rime. DRAMATIC DUO . . . Relaxing ourside on a worm fall afternoon, Susan Appel and Mark Dorsey spend a quier momenr psyching up for a performance. THANKS. I NEEDED THAT . . . Cooling off Sran Smirh ar rhe Golden Singer car wash, Avram Rabin demonsrrares rhe proper Technique for deaning cars Opening 3 Ripple routine rorrles students Monday morning: 7:00-Joe Ripplire awakens ro rhe lovely sound of his screaming alarm. He quickly purs ir our of irs misery by hurling ir across rhe room. 7:15-Dresses for school, carefully selecring rhe proper pair of jeans and a T-shirr. 7:45-Grabs rwo lef rover donurs and a glass of milk on rhe way our rhe door. 0:05-Arrives ar school in rime ro finish homework from last nighr. fl:15-Early bell rings. Joe Ripplire races ro his locker on rhird floor rripping only once bur dropping enrire srack of Erymology flash cards. 8-.22-Joe Ripplire zooms downsrairs, rerrieving flash cards along rhe way. 8:25-Arrives ar door of his firsr period Arr class jusr as rhe lore bell rings. Teacher commands him ro be seared ar once 8:26-Joe rakes a heavy sigh rhinking, Oh brorher, here goes anorher. The somerime monoronous drone of school life affecred all srudenrs ar one rime or anorher, bur regardless of how PILING ON . . . Ar rhe sound of rhe bell, hundreds of Ripple srudenrs race from classrooms ro rhe owoiring buses ourside SLING IT . . . Adminisrering firsr aid ro Melissa Dennerr, Mrs. Sylvia Coulon rewrops her sling. rourine, each day had irs own unique qualiry. Common occurrences such as rhe P. A. announcemenrs and boarding rhe bus were rhe rrue subsrance of Ripple. Dur no marrer how ordinary, rhe Ripple rourine kepr Ripplires going from day ro day. SANDMAN STRIKES ... Due ro a lack of sleep, Senior Terry Leggs carches a few winks during rhe lasr minures of class NIGHT MOVES . . . Alrhough nighr school srudenrs hod long since rerurned home, D R remained lighred bur silenr t 1 4 Opening UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS . . . Hurrying down rhe SHORT STUFF . . . Wirh rhe help of o few dry winding flighrs of Ripple ' s sroirs, srudenrs roce ro directories, Junior Paulo Hordy is able ro give rhe reach dass before rhe lore bell doily PA. onnouncemenrs. HANGIN ' AROUND . . . While woiring for rhe firsr morning bell, a group of girls congregore on rhe office sroirwoy. Opening 5 UP LMNG IT YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE . . . Making losr minure adjusrmenrs, Senior Scorr Updike ond Junior Scorr Steele finish fixing rhe lighrs for rhe Thespian Play ar rhe Connersville Drama Conference POST BOREDOM . . . Derween evenrs ar rhe Golden Singers iniriorion picnic, rhree new members, Kirk Drirron, Andre Kimball and Stanley Smirh enjoy a few moments of peace. SLIP SLIDING AWAY ... As rhe chain grows, Susan Drummer, Maya Rorh, Terri Johnson, Denise Adams and Missy Boyd hold on for dear life during an afternoon of fun ar Broad Ripple Park 6 Srudenr Life Srudenrs explore enchanred land Ir was on enrirely different world filled wirh rhrills, glory and excirmenr, and yer ir was doomed ro disappear in seconds. One had ro savor every ounce of rhis limired enchanrmenr for soon ir would be rime ro leave rhe land of afrerschool and rerurn ro rhe daily rourine of classes. This rransfigurarion occurred five days a week and each and every Ripplite was a vicrim. When rhe clock hir 3:10, srudenrs exploded from rheir classrooms, eagerly fleeing rheir scholasric environmenr. So some scurried off ro jobs or rehearsals while orhers simply enjoyed a relaxing afternoon of soop operas and reruns. As nighr rime approached, Ripplires underwenr srill anorher change. Along wirh darkness came homework, phone • « calls, and an occasional group srudy session. Dur no marrer how hard one rried ro concenrrare on srudy ing, dreams of rhe weekend invoded everyone ' s mind. Thoughrs of parries, concerts and dares replaced rhose of chemisrry, calculus and English. When Friday rolled around, Ripplires were bursring wirh energy and anriciparion for rhe weekend acriviries such as dollar movies (now $1.25) and picnics ar local parks. For many, rhe weekend meanr work. Parr-rime jobs were rhe major source of income for mosr Ripplires and ofren these interfered wirh social life. Dur regardless of rhe ocriviry, Ripplires made sure rhar every spare minure was pur ro good use. ANOTHER SIZE? . . . After o long day or work, Junior Sandy Miller tries ro fir her losr customer wirh rhe correct shoe size Student Life 7 REGISTERED TRADEMARK . . . Wirh o flourish or rhe bottom of rhe DR. insignio, on anonymous Rocker poinrs rhe rrodirionol Trademark while anorher gives insrrucrions from rhe side. STAGE STRUMMERS . . . Mellowing-our bad-srage ofrer o long school day, Jeff Maddox, Mark Waycorr, Scorr Updike and Gail Dreedlove lisren ro Chip Marrhews and John Panyard pracrice on rheir guirors. f, ' ' ' j l 5, 4, 3, 2; parry! Whar if she soys no? , Whar if he doesn ' r coll? , She doesn ' r like me. , Should I buy o new swearer for Friday nighr? These anxieries along wirh sweary palms, rehearsed conversarions and hours of wairing by rhe phone became realiries for many Ripplires before weekends. As srudenrs slammed lockers and collecred weekend homework, quesrions of evening acriviries reverberared rhrough rhe halls. Wirh rhe rise of inflarion, Pizza Hur and McDonalds equaled empry wallers. Regardless of cosr, however, from Airplane ro Brubaker , Pacers ro Racers ro purr-purr, parrying ro disco ro punk, Ripplires lived rheir 64 hours of freedom ro rh fullesr. When rhe lighrs finally clicked off on Sunday nighr, srudenrs fell inro bed reliving rhe fun in rheir dreams. Only five more days ' rill rhe weekend, rhey murmured. WE ARE B.RI . . . Exuberanr ofrer o kocker score, DA fans cheer and yell rheir supporr for rhe foorboll ream or a home game. SPACE WALK . . . Jommin ' rhe nighr owoy, rwo DR. srudenrs demonsrrare rhe loresr dance or o school sponsored evenr in rhe cafereria. POOL PARTY . . . Showing off his pool shark Tendencies, Scorr Updike aligns o shor and plans his srraregy in a pool gome againsr Derh Hill Nighrlife 9 10 Su mmer SAN FRAN CYCLIST . . . Derermined ro reach rhe rop of rhe hill, Morr Albean slowly bur sreadily peddles up o srreer in Son Francisco IT ' S THE REAL THING ... A resulr of Lirrle 500 specrarors, Coco-cola cups fill o gurrer downrown. t k ll ' Wr 1 Hi i |i- ■■MW . - IJMll i w 1 ■ w S«S I J LI £ - JH • B§ 4 — - l u. Ai Ih H9H Spring fever burns Ripplires 3200 eyes lazily gazed our windows and 1600 minds began ro wander ro ropics orher rhan school. Srashing away winrer dorhes and raking a break from class could mean only one rhing: Spring Fever. Ripplires irched ro ger our of rhe classroom and inro rhe sun as rhe days grew longer and warmer. Wirh rhe lasr assignmenr rurned in and rheir lockers finally clean, srudenrs exploded from rhe building and headed roward summer jobs, rhe pool, parries and vacarion fun. Wherher gerring rhe perfecr ran , warching soaps, raking in rhe bucks , or jusr relaxing ropped rhe lisr of summer acriviries for Ripplires, like FERRIS FUN . . . Alrhough rhe ferris wheel srood empry and srill during rhe early morning hours, ir rwirled hundreds of Srore Fair orrenders larer in rhe day. mosr of rheir friends, rhey rried ro use every momenr of rheir summer. Many arrended workshops or camps in prepararion for fall acriviries ar school, while some lived ir up in New York City and orher vacarion spors. Graduared seniors broke rhe summer rourine firsr by hoisring a load of books and becoming college srudenrs or raking on rhe ■ responsibilities of a full-rime job. However, all rhings come ro an end, and wirh rhe deparrure of summer came a new school year. Ripplires lived ir up unril rhe lasr minure and rhen srepped inro a new fall semesrer. Summer 11 Alligators arrack innocenr Ripple srudenrs Hundreds of Ripplires were plagued by a conragious condition for which no cure was known or even wonred. To rhe conrrary, Thousands of dollars were spenr ro promore ir. Many Droad Ripple srudenrs had serious cases of Prepiris Izod alligators roamed rhe halls, along wirh srudenrs wearing ropsiders and Cheenos. Oxford shirrs and penny loafers rurned B.fVs halls inro an Ivy League campus. Even accessories had rhar preppy look. Ribbons ried around rhe neck, and argyle socks made rhe look complete. Srudenrs who didn ' r like rhe prepped our clorhes wenr back ro basics wirh clorhes from rhe Wesr. Blue jeans (wirh designer labels) and plaid shirrs TWO EYES . . . Wherher rhey were prescriprion or nor, glosses were a popular fad rhis year. The Annie Hall sryle was a common preppie accessory. BIRDS OF A FEATHER . . . Comparing rheir srarus symbols, a group of Ripplires model some of rhis year ' s preppie fashions such as Izods, blazers, and oxfords. abounded. Cowboy boors srylishly kepr our rhe cold, while cowboy hars enhanced many ourfirs. Even glasses rook on a new look Annie Hall glasses, like rhe ones worn in rhe Army, could be seen on borh guys and gals. Many people pur aside rheir conracr lenses and donned rhese new shades. As rhe disco bear faded, Ripplires began ro punk. Punk glasses, burrons and haircurs became srylish as new wave flowed in. From prepped our ro punk rock ' Ripple srudenrs developed a sryle of rheir own. „ 4 A o •i . LADEL-MANIA . . . Alrhough many srudenrs insired rhar labels didn ' r make rhe look, on abundance of alligorors, Calvin Kleins, penny loafers, and Aigner insignas could be seen marching around school in a preppie parade HAIR FLAIR ... In a rime when long hair is popular, a voriery of sryles is a necessity Braids, borh regular and French, serve as an easy escape from blow dryers and curling irons. + + A. ■I H w • •i.-i ' .;; H OVERALL VIEW . . . Overalls have always been popular, bur rhis year rhey rook on a new dimension when rhe sryle rurned baggy. PUNK POWER . . . Anonymous punk rocker (Dania Morris) finds rime in her busy schedule ro sir back and relax while lisrening ro rhe D-52 ' s. Fods And Fashion 13 Skyscraper tops Indianapolis If one happened ro be walking downrown lasr spring around rhe corner of Ohio, Illinois and Indiana Avenue and suddenly noriced rhar rhere was a huge hole in rhe middle of our dry, never fear. Ir was nor rhe resulr of a massive rermire arrack on rhe merropolis, bur acrually rhe beginning of a furure landmark for Indianapolis. The new American Unired Life Insurance Company building will be rhe rallesr and largesr office building downrown. Dy replacing older buildings, rhe new A.U.L building will add ro rhe downrown renovarion plan The move ro beaurify rhe urban area affecred several major spors such as rhe dry Marker. Irs San Franciscan armosphere creared an mviring place for Ripplires ro ear Anorher renovarion occurred on rhe circle in rhe old Indiana Thearer when rhe Indiana Reperrory Thearre made rheir new home. Throughour rhe year, IPvT played an imporranr role among drama and speech srudenrs providing rhem wirh occasional workshops and special performances. However, rhearer was nor rhe only form of culrure rhar graced rhe Ripple srage The Indianapolis Symphony Orchesrra, conducred by John Nelson, rehearsed on Riple ' s sroge and larer presenred a shorr concerr Alrhough some srudenrs felr Indy lacked exciremenr, orhers made rhe besr our of whar ir offered. Indy may nor have been as Thrilling as New York Ciry bur Ripplires were proud ro say, I ' m a Hoosier. FIDDLING AROUND . . . Offering a rasre of rhe fine arrs, The Indianapolis Symphony Orchesrra performs on various dares ar Droad Ripple. [MdiaMa iR i rxh t NIGHT ' S LIGHTS ... The daynme busrle of Droad Ripple Avenue fades inro a porrrair of glimmering lighrs as evening approaches NEW BUT OLD . . . Locared in rhe old Indiana Thearre, IPJ rakes on a new dimension as ir opens irs season GOURMET DELIGHT ... A favorire locanon for a quick lunch, many boorhs ar rhe Ciry Marker offer a variery of exoric foods . 14 Communiry | w AMERICAN GRAFFITTI ... The pride of Ripple emerges on o local underpass proclaiming Ripple 1 fcortfl£ GOING UP? ... Surpassing IND, rhe new American Unired Life Insurance Company building will soon be rhe rallesr and largesr office building in rhe ary SCENIC VIEW . . . Surveying rhe Capirol Duildmg from atop rhe Soldiers and Sailors Monumenr, rhe downrown area busrles wirh mid-afrernoon activities ir rj r • ► - rW ' ► Communiry 15 SOFT TOUCH . . . Leaping high above his Connersville defender, Junior Cenrer Jeff Robinson deposirs rhe ball in rhe hoop FUTURE PICASSOS? ... As Ripple marched roword rhe Srare Championship, local merchanrs ler srudenrs pamr murals on rheir windows ro drum up supporr . 0i A BIRD, A PLANE? ... No, ir ' s King Duke flying high In rhe air over rhree Marion Gianrs for o shor Ripple won rhe horly-conresred gome 71-69 JOYOUS CELEBRATION . . . Afrer beonng New Albany and winning rhe Srore Chompionship, rhe baskerboll ream expresses rheir jubilonon 16 Srore Championship l._ Ripple goes oil the way ro MSA Sharp gasps, wide eyes and a second in rime rhar seemed ro lasr for cenruries were rerminared only by a 57-foor basker by Sracy Toran and rhe buzzer sounding rhe end of rhe 71-69 game berween rhe Marion Gianrs and rhe Rockers. Hysreria replaced silence as rhe vicrory hir home ro rhe ream and Ripple fans. Only one game wirh rhe New Albany Dulldogs srood berween B.R. and rhe Srare Championship. Endless pracrices, numerous games and hoarse fans finally paid off when rhe Rockers carried away rhe srare rirle, 73-66. NO, IT ' S MINE . . . Crashing rhe boards simulraneously, Jeff Adkisson and Jerry Snyder leap rogerher for a rebound while Jeff Robinson and Kevin Tracey warch. BENCH BREAK . . . Taking a brearher from rhe grueling acrion of rhe game, Kevin Tracey and King Duke ger some badly needed resr. Ripplires carried around a sense of pride: signs in The Village srore windows and abour rhe school remained up ro serve as a reminder of rhe vicrory. Alrhough rhe 1979-80 yearbook had already hir rhe presses and couldn ' r include rhe Srare Championship, a special newspaper was published by rhe journalism srudenrs. Wirh weekends free for orher acriviries and baskerball paraphenalia packed away unril nexr year, srudenrs rurned rheir arrenrion ro Spring Break. The cheer All The Way To M.S.A.! grew quier and was replaced by We ' re Number One! . TEAM SPIRIT . . . Exemplifying rhe uniry rhar broughr rhe ream ro rhe srare finals, Coach Smirh gives some advice during a rime our ro Kevin Tracey. J ZhT brordwpple fafir ROCKETS 1? :5Ch£j S3 L - Lu m ■ II ! 5ST Wfl|_flOi 59 w •.•Mi 5 1 ™ D ! -J H - 5 J — B lB Wp do it all for you |j wl L THE FINAL CUT ... Perched crop a ladder, Coach SCOREBOARD SHOWS IT ALL ... As shown by Smirh performs rhe final cur of rhe ner as a rhe scoreboard, Sracy Toran sank a 57-foor momenro of rhe Srare Championship, won 73-66. basker ar rhe lasr second ro win 71-69 in rhe semi-final. Srare Championship 17 Medio misses as Reagan romps Elecrion ' 80. Decision ' 80. The ' 80 vore Those were whor rhe rhree major Television nerworl-s colled rheir elecrion programming. As in every elecrion, rhe media rried ro predicr rhe resulrs of rhe elecrion or various rimes before vores were rallied This year, rhe unanimous consensus rhar rhe presidenrial race was roo close ro call couldn ' r have been more wrong. The race ro become Presidenr began in lore 1979, when rhe candidares began rheir primary campaigns. Through rhe early primaries, Republicans Ronald Reagan and George Dush ran neck-and- neck, and rhe Democroric race berween Jimmy Carrer and Edward Kennedy seemed even closer. In rhe end, Reagan decidedly ourran Dush, and Carrer bear Kennedy in a race rhar looked uncerroin unril rhe polling of rhe delegares ar rhe Democraric Narional Convenrion. Independenr candidare John Anderson ' s name became placed on rhe bailor by peririon in all 50 srares. Experrs predicred rhar rhe Republican Narional Convenrion in Derroir would be dull, as Mr. Reagan had a clench on rhe nominarion. In facr, rhe convenrion blazed wirh rumors and specularion abour who Mr. Reagan would choose as his vice presidenrial running mare. Many of Mr. Reagan ' s aides and mosr of rhe delegares wanred ro see a Ronald Reagan-Gerald Ford ricker, bur Reagan and Ford could nor agree on key issues, so Reagan chose George Dush as his running mare. Afrer some UNDECIDED, YOU SAY? . . . Undecided voters, like ir or nor, hove always been barraged wirh lirerarure ar rhe polls. This year was no excepnon, os represenrarives from four parries campaigned ar Ripple. very rough primaries, ' Jimmy Carrer evenrually won rhe democroric nominarion over Edward Kennedy on rhe firsr bailor ar rhe Democraric Narional Convenrion, wirh Vice Presidenr Walrer Mondale as his running mare. John Anderson chose Parrick Lucey, former governor of Wisconsin, as his vice presidenrial candidare. The fall campaign proved exhausring for all rhree major candidares. Personal arrack afrer personal arrack was launched by Carrer and Reagan. Special inreresr groups such as rhe Narional Conservarive Polirical Acrion Coalirion (NCPAC) conducred campaigns agoinsr many liberal senarors and represenrarives, as well as Presidenr Carrer. In Indiana, NCPAC was an insrrumenral elemenr in rhe defears of Senaror Dirch Dayh by Dan Quayle and Represenrarive John Drademas by John Hilliard. In polls released November 0, all rhree major Television nerworks and rhe counrry ' s rwo mosr respecred pollsrers, George Gallup and Louis Harris, released polls showing rhe presidenrial race roo close ro call. On November 4, rhe counrry ' s vorers gave Ronald Reagan and George Dush a landslide vicrory. The elecrronic media did nor predicr a winner. The American people showed rhar rhey have opinions of rheir own and did nor seem ro rake rhe pollsrers ' words as gospel. The increasing feeling rhar rhe media had roo much influence in rhe elecrion appeared ro be disproved. DECISIONS, DECISIONS . . . This year ' s Hoosier vorer had over 50 candidares represenring eighr separare polirical parries ro choose from. 18 Elecrion THE PARTY ' S OVER . . . Incumbers President Jimmy Carrer and Independent candidate John Anderson pur up a good fight, but in rhe end Republican Ronald Reagan won rhe election by a landslide. A CHALLENGING JOB ... Lee Richardson and Peggy Calkins are busy working at the challenge desk, checking the registration of possible vorers. Elecrion 19 COMING HOME . . . Rick Kupke of Francisville, Indiana, returned home ro cheering crowds ofrer fourreen months as a capnve of Iranian militants GIVE PEACE A CHANCE . . . John Lennon, former musician, was gunned down in December His group. The Dearies, was one of rhe mosr populor rock bands ever OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD . . . Two Los Angeles firemen were injured and another killed when rhe roof of rhe building rhey were on collapsed. NEW BLOOD . . . Ronald Reagan, newly elecred Presidenr, delivers his economic message ro rhe narion Reagan proposed large curs of spending and raxes 20 Currenr Events 1981 begins wirh release of captive Americans America reached a Turning poinr. The Iranians finally released rhe hosrages, while rhe Republicans gained conrrol of rhe senare for rhe firsr rime in 25 years. America was ready for a fresh srarr in rhe 1980 ' s. The mosr imporranr evenr of rhe year was clearly rhe rerurn of rhe 52 American hosrages held in rhe American embassy in Tehran. The hosrages lefr Tehran ar 12:45 easrem rime, January 20, less rhan one hour afrer Jimmy Carrer ' s rerm as Presidenr had expired. Even so, Mr. Carrer was recognized as responsible for rhe release of rhe hosrages. Hoosiers had a definire inreresr in rhe hosrage issue, for Rick Kupke of Francisville and Donald Sharer of Plainfield were among rhe Americans who had been held in Iran. John Lennon, a polirically acrive musician, hir rhe headlines on December 8, wirh rhe news of his dearh. Mark David Chapman, a narive of Hawaii, had shor Lennon wirh five bullers from an auromaric pisrol. Lennon ' s wife, Yoko Ono, elecred ro hold a silenr vigil in remembrance of her husband rarher rhan have a public funeral. Lennon, a member of rhe exrremely popular rock group The Bearles, was one of rhe mosr ourspoken leaders of rhe anri-war movemenr of lore 1960 ' s and early 1970 ' s. Anorher figure from rhe Vier 53rd HOSTAGE . . . Cynrhio Dwyer, on American journalisr,. was nor one of rhe 52 held in rhe American embassy, bur was jusr as excired when she was released. Nam war era made headlines in 1980- 81. Roberr Garwood, who was rerurned home afrer fourreen years as a prisoner of war of rhe Viernomese, was found guilry of collaboraring wirh rhe enemy. Garwood, o narive of Indiana, could have been senrenced ro life in prison, bur rhe Marine jury vored ro demore and dishonorably discharge him The decade of rhe 1980 ' s has presenred irself ro conrain many reminders of rhe pasr, bur also provides rhe opporruniry ro proceed wirh a clean slare. America and rhe world are ready for new ideas and innovarions. The 1980 ' s conrain rhe ingredienrs for much progress. HARD LABOR . . . Lech Walesa, leader of rhe Polish independenr rrode union Solidariry, discusses union business wirh rwo Solidariry members. TILL DEATH DO US PART . . . John Lennon shares a render momenr wirh his wife, Yoko Ono. Lennon was allegedly murdered December 8, 1980, by Mark David Chapman. All phoros courresy AP WHO SHOT J.R. ... The CDS Television series Dallas creared a cliff-hanger mysrery rhor became one of rhe mosr popular conversarion ropics of rhe summer Currenr Evenrs 21 Glittering entertainment mesmerizes Ripplires Differenr srrokes for differenr folks . . . This was o good description of whor Ripplires did in rheir spore rime. Despire rhe common inreresr of school, Ripplires monoged ro moinroin rheir individually by doing such ocriviries as orrending or ploying boskerboll, rhe circus or rock concerrs Excirmenr of srunrs and fears, beauriful cosrumes, performing animals, and of course rhe clowns mesmerized Ripplires who wenr ro rhe circus. These srudenrs found Themselves sruffing rheir faces wirh corron-candy and spending money on colorful balloons. The faculry members of B.fV joined in rhe fun when one of Indianapolis ' radio srarions, Q°5, challenged Ripple ro a friendly game of baskerball. Some of rhe players included Don Jumpshor Glenn, BTV principal, and Joyce Supersrar Seigers, rhe girls gym reacher. Droad Ripple vicroriously won 7977. Sranding in long lines for hours on end was a common scene for many Ripplires. Concerr-goers arrended performances such as Chuck Mangione, rhe Commodores, and rhe Doobie Drorhers. All in all, inspire of school, homework and work, Ripplires managed ro keep rhe Social Life alive. IS IT LIVE OR IS IT MEMOREX? . . . Ploying Give ir all ya gor , Chuck Mangione plays his flugle horn for an Indianapolis audience ar Clowes Hall. PLAYING IN STYLE . . . Sirring or a glass ropped grand piano. Lionel Richie of rhe Commodores, sings and ploys ar Marker Square Arena. ■r.--K-;vv. ■ .V + 3 : - | I v 22 Enrerrainmenr ' N J l , V A BARREL OF MONKEYS? ... No, ir ' s rhe performing chimponzee ' s of rhe Ringling Drorhers ond Dornum ond Dailey drcus. THAT ' S LIVE? . . . Gildo Radner performs o fovonre zany skerch of her mony chorocrers during o scene from her movie Gildo Live .Sfc . Enrerroinmenr 23 r 5R «_ a - n ' READY. AIM. FIRE . . . Wirh rhe arrival of snow, rhe rempronon of on afTerschool snowball fighr becomes irresisnble ro Paul Clark and Scorr Knorrs. QUACKING UP . . . When rhe canal freezes over, swimming space becomes limired for rhe ducl s Ofren large groups will congregare in one small oreo 24 Wmrer ' : : Students thrill ot winter chill As rhe sun rose, irs early morning lighi revealed a blanker of sparkling whire snow rransforming rhe everyday world inro somerhing a lirrle special Wirh rhe coming of winrer, shoveling our cars and freezing remperarures depended or fare, as did rhe bliss of waking up ar 7a.m. only ro hear school had been closed because of wearher Snow provided rhe opporruniry for winrer sporrs such as skiing, robagganing and ice skaring, while for rhe more WEATHER ' OR NOT . . . Despire rhe freezing wearher, Hunr Woycorr continues his doily jogging Throughout rhe winrer warm-blooded a visir ro Florida was in order. Winrer also meanr Chrisrmas break and New Years Eve, which srudenrs hearrily celebrared In wharever fashion, Ripplires rried ro ger rhe mosr our of rhe coldesr season of rhe year However, when spring rolled around, ir proved difficulr ro derermine wherher srudenrs looked forward ro spring for rhe greenery or rhe vacarion. RINGING IN THE NEW YEAR ... As rhe clock srrikes midnighr, Tiffany Loch and Tim Johnson celebrore 1981 wirh o kiss TWINKLING TREES . . . During rhe holidays, a spec- racular sighr involved driving along Fall Creek Pkwy ro view a house adorned wirh many lighrs. SHIVERING STUDENTS . . . Awainng a ride home from school, Donna Tompkins and Karen Franklin endure rhe birrer cold. d Winrer 25 The phrase, My Morher mode me join, has ofren plagued many srudenrs, as ir did Andrea Johnson. Ar firsr I didn ' r wonr ro do ir, bur rhe more I rhoughr abour ir, I decided I did So here I am! As Junior Reserve Officer of rhe Training Corps in ROTC rhis year, she kept counr of all medals and uniforms, along wirh performing 165 push-ups a day, being class commander, Training and inspecring. Hoping ro arrend Grambling Srare Universiry, Louisiana, she plans ro parricipare in ROTC rhere and rhen join rhe army for two years. Being involved in ROTC gives you a sense of responsibility. she srared. LADY IN GREEN . . . Keeping rhe books for rhe JROTC is jusr one of rhe many jobs rhar Andrea Johnson faces each week Wirh a quick srroke of rhe hand, some people can accomplish whar orhers spend hours rrying ro do Arr classes ar Ripple, porrrair drawing ar Herron, dancing and phorography occupy mosr of Senior Delisa Frierson ' s rime Planning ro conrinue in rhe field of arr afrer graduarion, Deliso would like ro become o commercial arrisr. I like drawing because ir ' s something I can do rhar nor a lor of people can, she explained ARTISTICALLY INCLINED . . . During her advanced arr class, DeLisa Frierson finishes o drawing Being or rhe rop is nor as glamorous as ir seems, which Carlorra Arrhur found our. Everyone ' s our ro ger you, she explained This year Carlorra is carrying a heavy load, including Wesrern Civ , Calculus, Physics and Advanced French. In spire of her rough load she is making above average grades in each class As her schedule indicares Carlorra is inreresred in marh and science She plans ro srudy mareriol engineering ar Purdue and has been offered many scholarships including a Minoriry Engineering Scholarship, Women ' s Engineering Scholarship, o Nanonal Achievemenr Scholarship, a Narional Achievemenr Scholarship and a Norional Merir Scholarship. Carlorra is also very acrive in exrra curricular acriviries. She is involved in Orange Aid, French Club and Narional Honor Sociery. She also arrended Girls ' Srare over rhe summer. Being or rhe rop isn ' r rhe easiesr rhing in rhe world, bur Carlorra seems ro handle ir well. Because of her academic achievemenrs, Carlorra is recognized as one of rhe rop srudenrs ar Ripple. STUDIOUS SENIOR . . . Srudying her lesson during o break, Carlorra Arrhur prepares for a Calculus resr V 26 Senior Sporlighr Af . I ■■ vfrer rhe hysrena died and rhe exciring momenrs hod been relived again and again, summer arrived and rhen faded inro a new school year. Winning rhe 1980 Srare Baskerball Championship faded also. For mosr, baskerball lived only during rhe winrer monrhs, rhough for King Duke, ' Thinking baskerball was an everyday experience Afrer rhe Championship, rhe goal ro win again became imporranr. The 5 ' 5 player, when nor on rhe courr, liked movies, baseball and working on cars. Srare Championship helped me ger along wirh people, said King, who plans ro orrend college, ond would like ro conrinue playing baskerball Senior Jeff Robinson, rhe srarring cenrer on rhe ream, felr rhar being an arhlere and a srudenr rook a lor of rime. Alrhough rhe majoriry of his free rime was spenr playing baskerball, he also enjoyed swimming and playing rennis and ping-pong Approached by college scours since a sophomore, sporrs have- played a large parr in his life FIRING UP . . . Ar rhe pep session before rhe firsr gome of rhe season, rhe 1981 Vorsiry Doskerboll ream generares splnr PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT . . . Urilizing every spore momenr she has, Rurh Roerrger dlligenrly pracrices for on organ lesson PIED PIPER . . . During rhe Spring Music Fesrival, Danio Morris performs o flure piece along wirh rhe Swing Choir Irom Dach ro Dearies, sharps ro flors, music is rhe universal language, especially for Seniors Rurh Roerrger and Dania Morris. Rurh, an accomplished pianisr and organisr, plans ro be a music major ar Depauw Universiry or Indiana Universiry. Spending approximarely eighr ro rwelve hours a week pracricing piano and four hours a week on rhe organ. Her prime goal is ro become a church choir direcror and organisr. Dania has been srudying rhe flure for eighr years and plans ro pursue o performance major ar Cincinnati ' s Conservarory of Music. Aside from performing ar local rhearres, Dania has roured Europe wirh rhe American Musical Ambassadors, compered in Srare Conresrs and performed in rhe Srare Orchesrra and Choir. As she srored, My main reason for connnuing is because I ' m comperirively orienred and I enjoy rhe challenge . v Senior Sporlighr 27 REACH FOR THE SKY ... Slamming a boll across rhe courr, Mark Landers srrerches ro connect his HEAD KNOCKER . . . Charging rowards each orher in a flag foorball game, rwo reams leap inro acrion by springing ro block rheir opponenrs. COMING HOME . . . Hanging rhe 1980 Daskerball Srare Championship banner, Coach Smirh and rhe 1980 reammares celebrare rheir vicrory before rhe firsr 1981 game. 1980 r f i ' ■  ■• Agile orhleres fascinate fans Wherher our in a cool fall evening wearing mirrens and scarves, in a sreamy gymnasium, by a dusry rrack or on wooden baseball benches, rhe fans srepped up ro rheir sears ro socialize, ear and scream supporr for parriciparing arhleres. While Ripple reams sweared, srrained muscles already sore from pracrice, and bruised Themselves for poinrs, exrra yardage and rhe rhrill of vicrory, supporring Rocker fans foughr barrles of rheir own. From freshmen heaving popcorn ro rhose who considered rhemselves rruly sporrs orienred , all srood behind rheir ream. Through high piercing screams, people who wouldn ' r sir down, and rhe socialires who never knew rhe score, Ripplires rallied and compered ro provide rhe mosr supporr possible on rheir parr. While rhe arhleres rried ro measure up ro srandards rhey had ser for rhemselves, fans helped rhem wirh rowdy cheers and clearly voiced appreciarion,- moving rhem one srep up in confidence. THE LONGEST YARD . . . Pulling ro cross rhe finish line and break his record, William Mays reaches rhe end of his rhree-mile cross counrry iSflH ?Wy $ NEW FROM PARIS? . . . Purring rhe finishing rouches on her ourfir for Mix ond Morch Day, Dersy Shockleford ries o rie rhor does nor morch her socks or her dress CRASHI DANGI ... The Tigers rockle rhe Rockers, bur rhe Rockers were srill vicrorious in rheir defeor of Arrucks, 44-8. l 30 Homecoming Spirited fans assist in victorious Homecoming Cowboys srrolling down rhe halls; pink shirrs, green panrs, gaudy beads, and silenr boys. Had Droad Ripple rurned over a new leaf? No, rhese were some of rhe acriviries planned for rhe 1980 Homecoming Week. Alrhough D.fA. didn ' r hosr o rodeo or have a down on rhe ranch barbecue, Monday srarred our rhe week in a Western mood wirh srudenrs in jeans, boors, cowboy hars and any orher accessories rhey could dig up. The following day produced unusual clorhing combinarions for Mix and March Day, wirh Wednesday fearuring a rwo-period pep assembly in rhe audirorium. Cheerleaders, King and Queen candidares and rhe jazz band added ro CONGRATULATIONS! . . . King candidate for Arr Club, Tim Payne, gives an affecrionare hug ro Vivian Cooke after she is named rhe 1980 Homecoming Queen. rhe Homecoming anriciparion. Thursday presenred a challenge ro Ripple males as Hush Day. Friday, Homecoming Day, ropped rhe Spirir Week wirh Black and Orange Day and rhe parade ar 3:45 p.m. in rhe Village. The foorball game againsr rhe Arrucks High School Tigers began ar dusk wirh rhe rheme Cage The Tigers in mind. A crushing vicrory of 44-8 made rhe slogan a realiry. The climax of rhe week came during half rime of rhe foorball game when Tony Cu shenberry and Vivian Cooke became rhe 1980 Homecoming King and Queen. Narional Honor Society received rhe firsr place award for rhe besr floar, wirh Arr Club placing firsr in rhe car caregory. To bring rhe week ro a close, Ripple srudenrs moved over ro rhe school cafereria for rhe dance or on ro celebrarion parries. ST ? , • ■•■• :: - •«-■■• ' •• w ' -- A -- ; 4 SOCKETS JUNGLE JEEP . . . Parading rhe Narional Honor Sociery ' s winning floor, Mrs. Julie Van Urr drives slowly down rhe Village srreers during rhe Homecoming Parade. THE ROYAL FAMILY . . . Supervisor of rhe Homecoming acriviries, Mrs. Cheryl McManama, and Mr. Donald Glenn pose for a quick shor wirh rhe 1980 King and Queen, Tony Cushenberry and Vivian Cooke. Homecoming 31 Vorsiry ream builds for future The crowd roared; rhe referee whisrled; Foorball! The Vorsiry ream experienced o rebuilding year rhis season, according ro Coach Par Koers. Though rhey compiled a record of 2- 8, Coach Koers felr rhar rhey gave 100 percenr. He also believed rhor rhe inexperience of rhe ream was ro blame for rhe ream ' s record. The Rockers began rhe season by winning rhe Jamboree ar Marshall, bur skidded ro a seven-game losing srreak. They broke rhe slump wirh a crushing 44-8 vicrory over Arrucks in rhe DESPERATE DIVE . . . Making a desperate arrempr ro rackle Tony Cushenberry, an Arrucl s player fails ro bring down rhe elusive Droad Ripple running back. 1J4J ? § 1 ,J « . VARSITY RESERVE FOOTDALL-DACK ROW Kevin Kennedy, Terrence Crumpron, Eric Fleming, David Lanmore, Alan Kimsey, Derick Toran, Tim Anderson, Chris Darnharr, William Daxrer, Tim Pappas, Gary Sreele, THIRD ROW: Head Coach Par Koers, Trainer Ellior Segal, Kenr Miller, Mark Dorsey, Mike Law, Danny Beaman, Ed Carrer, Dean Johnson, Michael Murff, Nick Law, Cedric Lindsay, George Dlock, Demernus Edwards, Assr. Cooch John Hesrer, Assr Coach Dick Orban SECOND ROW: Assr. Coach John Newron, Quinron Sharp, Terry Leggs, Terry Durris, Harryl Hale, Vicror Marrin, David Woods, Scorr Knorrs, Marc McQueen, Timorhy Jackson, Assr Coach John Tremain. FRONT ROW: Ann Cox, Pamela Warrs, Gary Pope, Tim Payne, Mike Gunnell, Tracy Smirh, Tony Cushenberry, Scorr Sreele, Chris Murphy, Cheryl Goldsrein, Sandy Miller, Denise Wynn. Homecoming gome, Ocrober 10. The ream played a roral of five home gomes and five away games, wirh pracrices every weekday and games usually held on Friday nighrs. Finishing off rhe year wirh an afrernoon game, Ripple buried Arlingron wirh a 22-0 vicrory. Cooch Koers predicred a srrong ream nexr year, which he arrribured ro rhe facr rhar rhere weren ' r many seniors rhis year and rhar experience will carry over nexr year. Wirh an oprimisric ream rhar is ready ro play nexr season, Coach Koers commenred, We ' ve gor a super bunch of kids, and rhey ' re very coachable. VARSITY FOOTDALL (Fall, 1980) 2 wins-8 losses DR OPP 12 Charard 21 6 Manual 27 8 Shorrndge 18 Marshall 33 Norrh Cenrral 42 10 Arsenal Tech 16 20 Washington 36 44 Arrucks 8 6 Norrhwesr 22 22 Arlingron WIRED UP . . . Assisranr Coach Dick Orban warches inrenrly as rhe Rockers defear rhe Arrucks Tigers 44-8 in rhe homecoming game 32 Varsiry Foorball • WHERE ' S IT HURT? . . . Temporarily our of rhe ocrion, running bock David Larimore relaxes parienrly while Trainer Ellior Segal check for injuries. GOTCHAI . . . During rhe game againsr Arrucks, running back Tim Pappas srruggles for yardage. Varsity Foorball 33 Reserve posses; frosh receives They hove worked very hard, srored Reserve Foorboll Coach John Tremoin. Quarrerback Cedric Lindsay led rhe passing arrack hirring receivers Michael Murff, William Daxrer and Derick Toran. According ro Coach Tremain, rhe passing game provided rhe punch for a powerful Rocker offense. Deprh was one of our weaknesses, said Coach Tremain. Because of rhe lack of deprh, many players had ro play posirions rhar rhey were nor suired for. Backs had ro play rhe defensive l ine, explained Tremain. If rhere had been a good line, we could have been 5-1 GOING DOWN . . . After a fierce charge for exrra yardage, a Rocker runner is brought down for a rackle from behind by rhe opposing ream afrer our firsr six games. To finish rhe season wirh no losses was rhe goal of rhe freshman foorball ream, said Freshman Coach John Newron. Alrhough rhey fell shorr of rheir goal rhis year, rhe ream showed a promising furure for Broad Ripple foorball as srared by Coach Newron. The whole ream has a promising furure. We ' re oursranding in every posirion on rhe field, he claimed. Coach Newron summed ir up, If ir weren ' t for some small problems we would have been dry champs. LONE RUNNER ... A runner srrerches ro moke a splir-second srop-and-rurn rwisr as he sees his chance in an open hole. 34 R eserve; Freshman Foorboll a — ■ r FRESHMAN FOOTBALL (Foil, 1980) 3 wins-4 losses-1 rie DR OPP 16 Manual 12 Shorrridge 6 Marshall 8 8 Arsenal Tech 20 Washington 20 14 Arrucl-tf 8 Norrhwesr 20 Arlingron 8 GATHER ' ROUND . . . Players crowd up for rhe huddle so a play and strategy can be planned during a brief time-out from rhe action. THE THIRST QUENCHER . . . Eagerly downing a borrle of Gatorade, player Chris Dornharr takes a quick break to refresh himself. S RESERVE FOOTBALL (Fall, 1980) 3 wins-6 losses DR OPP Manual 14 20 Shorrridge 6 Marshall 8 18 North Central 20 18 Arsenal Tech 16 13 Washingron 30 6 Rirrer 8 8 Norrhwesr 14 8 Arlingron 6 PASSING IT OFF . . . Quarterback Mark Dorsey prepares to launch a high bomb to a receiver, hoping for a touchdown against rhe opposing team. Reserve, Freshman Foorball 35 36 Tennis SIDELINE SUPPORT . . . Following rhe acrion in a reommore ' s rennis march, Lorry Monger ond Sran Miller resr or rhe dry rourney STRUCK HIM OUT . . . Alrhough Tennis Cooch Paul Sinclair fanned on his arrempr ro ploy pro, he did berrer in his coaching duries during rhe season. WATCH IT . . . Preparing ro slom rhe ball over rhe ner, Danio Morris rerurns o serve during o meer or Torkingron Pork while Teresa Rabin oo s on. Inexperience I grips rockers The boys ' rennis ream, due ro lack of experience, showed a 3-9 record for rheir fall season wirh only rwo lerrermen, Mark Landers and Mac Goode returning. Vicrories came over Arrucks, Arlington , and Shorrridge, bur mosr of rhe remaining marches were losr by sizable margins. Landers and Goode, both sophomores, played firsr and singles rhis year. The rest of rhe ream consisred of Juniors Larry Monger and Sron Miller, and Sophomores Barry LaRussa, Tony Morgan and J. A. Lacy. The girls ' ream fared berrer lasr spring, compiling a 4-7 record. Although rhe enrire ream was ralenred, Sophomore Wendy Rumpel srood our as she advanced ro rhe runner-up in rhe dry rourney. In addirion ro Rumpel, ream members included Seniors Scorrie Jones, Theresa Rabin, and Cindy Randa; Juniors Dania Morris and Sandy Pugh; and Sophomores Jenny Caress, Srephanie Grider and Jenny Love. Coach Paul Sinclair looks forward ro a by no means oursranding, bur respecrable, season in 1981. SHADY CHARACTER . . . Keeping o nghr hold on borh of his rennis rockers, Coach Paul Sinclair warches his ream members happily during one of rhe berrer momenrs of rhe season. GRIM DETERMINATION . . . Afrer rerurning a deep base line volley, Sophomore Tony Morgan follows Through wirh every muscle. Tennis 37 Tougher reams, berrer scores Alrhough rhe boys ' and girls ' golf reams did nor hove o winning season rhis year, rhey did have rhe opporruniry ro creare ream spirir and exciremenr. Team members also made rhe discovery rhor rhey produced berrer scores when rhey played rougher comperirion. In rhe march againsr rhe more experienced ond rougher Den Davis ream, Droad Ripple ' s boys ' golf ream shor one of irs lowesr composire scores of rhe season. For rhe girls ' golf ream, Sophomore Mimi Garens srared, I feel rhar when we play againsr rougher reams, we are challenged more and we are kept on our roes. Because of rhis rhe marches go quicker. BOYS ' GOLF (Spring 1980) wins-6 losses DP, OPP 225 Scecina 193 218 Lawrence Norrh 165 2nd Shorrridge Arrucks 191 Den Davis 156 2nd Drebeuf Arlingron 260 Manual 200 230 Pike 182 3rd Lawrence Den Davis 6rh Manual Invirarional 11rh dry 14rh Secrionals WOOD YOU DE-LEAF IT? . . . Shifting Through rhe leaves ro find his golf ball, Scorr Sreele imporienrly searches wirh his club during a practice . The girls ' golf ream was coached by Mrs. Sandra Fensrermaker, wirh Mr. William Sirka coaching rhe boys ' golf ream. Mrs. Fensrermaker said, Alrogerher rhe season wenr fairly well despire rhe losing scores. The ream was vasrly improved, and any ream rhar can knock 10 or more poinrs off each individual ' s score definirely has hopes for rhe furure. IT ' S IN THE DAG . . . Swinging through quickly on o short fairway shor, Courtney King trys for a winning score in rhe sectionals. Droad Ripple placed 11rh in rhe meet. BOY ' S GOLF- Gary Sreele, Nick Law, Mark Landers, Scott Sreele, Mike Law, Steve Dodger. 38 Golf ■ WHERE ' D IT GO? . . . Mark Landers scans rhe horizon for Mike Law ' s golf ball. Whar he doesn ' r realize is rhar Mike was jusr raking a pracrice swing RICOCHET SHOT . . . Trying ro hir rhe golf ball berween rwo rrees, Jenny Moffarr a member of rhe golf ream isn ' r our of rhe woods yer. •„■ ■... 4 — ? • ■7 V 2P ■ it VC ' .Wfi i - • A ' -• -. ' -5 2 . GIRLS ' GOLF (Fall 1980) 1 win-8 losses DP, OPP 312 Pike 302 258 Speedway 228 266 Drebeuf 345 279 Decarur Cenrral 229 265 Carmel 187 265 Perry Meridian 186 240 Warren Cenrral 206 242 Marshall 214 2nd Ciry 13rh Secrionals GIRLS GOLF-BACK ROW: Liz Grimes, Jenny Moffarr, Dawn Cooreman, Mimi Garens, Peggy Calkins FRONT ROW: Tiffany Lach, Mrs Sandra Fensrermaker, Courmey King, Susan Drummer. Golf 39 Vision blurs as finish approaches As knees began ro feel like Jello and breorh drew short, rhe finish line wavered as vision began ro blur. Whether rhe runners finished firsr or lasr, for rhe Cross-Counrry ream rhe season broughr individual accomplishments. B.R. had a record of 4-8 and one rie wirh Arlingron as a season record. William Mays, a junior, and rhe ream ' s srrongesr runner, broke his own school record rhree rimes on rhe rhree- mile course or D.fV Park. Ar rhe beginning of rhe season, Hunr Woycorr managed ro improve his rime in spire of a knee injury. However, surgery ended his running mid-way rhrough rhe season. For rhe pasr rhree years Mary Dlome has been rhe only girl on rhe cross- counrry ream. Mark Waycorr was rhe only rerurning senior member on rhe ream, wendal Ray became a new member ro rhe ream as a junior. Phillip Reehling and John Durkley starred their firsr year in Droad Ripple sporrs running C.C. along wirh Jeff Jackson. He proved PANCAKE HOUSE OR McDONALDS? . . . Mark Waycorr and Wendal Ray discuss where ro go ro ear afrer C.C. sectorials held early on a Sarurday morning. BREAKING AWAY . . . William Mays pulls our ahead wirh all his srrengrh when he sees rhe lasr yards of rhe rhree-mile run ar Brookside Park 40 Track, Cross Counrry ro be rhe ream ' s fastest freshman runner, placing fourrh in rhe dry our of 50 freshmen. In rhe spring of 1980, 20 track parricipanrs began practice for rhe season. Wirh rhe help of Coaches John Newron and Richard Harker rhe team g ave other schools comperirion in spire of irs small size. Tony Cushenberry ran rhe 100-yard dash, 200-yard dosh and rhe 440 relay. Tony advanced ro secrionals, then had rhe chance ro compere in regionals. The ream only lost two seniors lasr year and hopes rhe season will bring in some of rhe incoming freshmen as well as all old members. Through sweaty socks and pulled ligaments the teams endured ro obtain letters or jusr ro reach rhe finish lines. CROSS-COUNTRY . . . BACK ROW: Coach John Woody, Mark Woycorr, Wendal Ray, John Burkley, William Mays, FRONT ROW: Manager Mike Woody, Jeff Jackson, Mary Blome, Phillip Reehling, Hunr Waycorr SEE MARK RUN? . . . Wendol Roy breathes a sigh of relief as he neors rhe finish, nor knowing his fellow ream mare Mark Vaycorr is approaching. ALMOST THERE . . . John Tensmeyer sprinrs rhe lasr few sreps by garhering up all rhe energy he has lefr so he con berrer his rime. Vorsiry pitchers display ralenr A skilled pitching sraff excelled as one of rhe srrengrhs of rhe 1980 varsiry ream. We received strong pitching from More McQueen, Maurice Womack ond Sreve Jeffers, oil returning for rhe 1981 season, said Varsiry Cooch John Tremain. Alrhough rhe ream displayed an agile pirching sraff, a few minor difficulties kept them from doing berrer rhan an 8- 11 record. Lack of a home baseball diamond created one of rhe most prominent problems. This caused great difficulties for batting and fielding pracrice; however, rhe team has high hopes of a baseball facility at Droad Ripple Park in rime for their 1981 season. Alrhough rhe 1980 season seemed a disappointment for Coach Tremain, he is very optimistic about the 1981 season. BATTER UP . . . Delivering a blistering fastball, a Corhedrol opponenr faces Droad Ripple rhird baseman Mark Henderson in an exciring duel berween pircher and barren According to Tremain, his 1981 ream consisted of many outstanding seniors, including Mike Gunnell, Marc McQueen, Chris Murphy, Maurice Womack, Gary Pope and Sreve Jeffers. This is rhe strongest group of senior baseball players we have had since I have been at Droad Ripple, boasted Coach Tremain. The ability to come back dominated as the driving force of rhe reserve baseball ream. According to Coach Elliot Segal, the team displayed much talent. The players that we had showed a lor of potential, he explained. Coach Segal srared that he saw constant improvemenr in each game, and seemed very enrhusiasric abour next season. WINNING FORM . . . Exrending inro his follow Through, Reserve Pircher Greg Sheriff rhrows rhe rhird srrike during rhe Carhedral game. Droad Ripple losr ro Carhedral in a 12-13 hearrbreaker. 42 Vorsiry, Reserve Daseball VARSITY DASEDALL TEAM-DACK ROW Coach John Tremain, Dwone Drown, Marc McQueen, Gory Pope, Jerry Durris, Assr Cooch Rodney Clark. SECOND ROW: Maurice Womack, Alan Williams, Chris Murphy, Carlron Howard, Sreve Jeffers FRONT ROW: Ken Derry, Mike Gunnell, Greg Dehnke, David Chrisropher, Brian Smith, Jerry Snyder JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-DACK ROW: Cedrick Lindsay, Keirh Smiley, James Davis, Alan Kimsey, Greg Sheriff, Tim Payne, Larry Monger, Anrhony Digsbee, Clinron Jackson. FRONT ROW: Hal Shipley, Tim Pappos, Damon Drown, Mark Henderson, J. A. Lacy, Derick Dictaon, Aloric Carson, Todd Snyder, Cooch Elior Segal. WANT TO FIGHT ABOUT IT? . . . Geared up and ready ro go, Reserve Coach Ellior Segal prepares ro umpire in Droad Ripple ' s game againsr Ca rhedral. VARSITY DASEDALL (Spring 1980) 8 wins-11 losses DR OPP Rain Rirrer 12 Hamilron S.E 7 18 Arrucks 6 1 Scenino 14 16 Park Tudor 5 9 Howe 7 4 Norrh Central 5 4 Manual 6 1 Mooresville 15 6 Lawrence Central City 7 5 Cathedral 3 Chatard 3 8 Shorrridge 6 1 Northwest 6 5 Tech 7 1 Roncolli 5 13 Washington 6 Rain Arlington 9 Carhedral 7 3 Chatard Sectional 6 4 Ritter 5 RESERVE DASEDALL (spring 1980) 2 wins-14 losses DR OPP 4 Rirrer 5 1 Mooresville 13 Carmel 15 6 Arrucfe 5 4 Scenina 10 10 Park Tudor 4 5 Howe 12 Norrh Central 9 7 Manual 8 6 Lawrence Central 9 6 Shorrridge 10 9 Norrhwesr 13 2 Roncolli 6 8 Rain Washington Arlington 10 12 Cathedral 13 3 Chatard 7 Varsity .. Reserve Baseball 43 Vorsiry defends crown during year of change The STATE CHAMPION Rockers blasred off early in rhe season wirh an explosive rhree game winning srreak rhar evenrually led ro rwo losses ro Richmond and Howe The ream ' s losses rhroughour rhe season were nor major losses, m rhar rhe games were losr by no more, rhan one or rwo poinrs. The Rockers ended rhe season wirh a 12-7 season CAREFUL CONSULTATION . . . Coach Smirh confers wirh Jeff Robinson obour o lasr second srroregy change during a game early in rhe season The ream, headed by Coach William Smirh Sr., rerurned rhis season afrer claiming rhe Cry, Secrionals, Regionals, Semi-Srare and Srare rirles respecrively. Rerurning members of losr years sguad were Jeff Robinson, King Duke, Kevin Tracey, and Michael Gunnell. New players include Pere Jensen, Maurice Womack, and Clinron Davis. The dry rourney rhis year paired HOP, SKIP, DUNK . . . Going for rhe rwo poinrs, Cenrer Jeff Robinson leaps in rhe air as Clinron Davis and opposing players look on Ripple wirh Carhedral. Droad Ripple losr rhe conresr in a hearrbreaking 64-65 game The Rockers rhen played several more games before rhey enrered rhe secrionals. The arrendance ar rhe games was increased by rhe capruring of rhe srare crown The famed Rockermania was nor hampered ar all rhis year, wirh rhe sales of penanrs, burrons and orher irems. Nexr year is looking ro be anorher learning, working and winning year. — Varsiry Qaskerball (Winrer 12 wins 7 losses 198081) BR OPP 80 Charard 66 75 Lawrence Cenrral 43 84 Norrhwesr 49 55 Richmond 57 70 Howe 72 72 Louisville Cenrral 56 86 Drebeuf 92 78 Manual 72 72 Arlingron 73 66 Marshall 60 12rh Gry Tourney 81 Washingron 83 80 Muncie Durris 46 64 Arrucks 32 65 Tech 52 71 Shorrridge 54 1 62 Noblesville 58 1 92 Carhedral 72 1 65 Gary Roosevelr 72 VARSITY DASKETDALL-DACK ROW: Troy Firrs, Maurice Womack, Jeff Robinson, Pere Jensen, Edward Parker, Clinron Davis, Kevin Tracey, Coach William Smirh Sr FRONT ROW Housron Harper, Dill Smirh Jr , King Duke, Mike Gunnell 44 Daskerboll THE AGONY OF DEFEAT . . . Showing pom and disappoinrmenr afrer rwisring his knee, Senior Guard Mike Gunnell is helped off rhe courr. LITTLE KING . . . Guard King Duke vaults inro rhe air for a two poinr shor. Ripple won rhe game 66 60 JUMP BALL, GET IT. GET IT ... As rhe whisrle blows, Sophomore Clmron Dovis and a Carhedral opponenr leap for rhe ball Daskerball 45 Winning seasons highlight year Success ; rhor is how Coach Rodney Clark summed up rhe Junior Varsiry basketball season. According ro Clark rhe club displayed a well rounded combinarion of physical condirion and an iron door defense The only disappomrmenr during rhe season came wirh rheir loss ro Washingron in rhe final gome of rhe dry rournamenr Alrhough rhe ream ' s defense and psychological game excelled, rhey lacked consisrency. Michael Murff led rhe HALFCOURT HUDDLE . . . Discussing rheir game plan, Drood Ripple ' s reserve baskerball ream prepares for rhe challenging game ahead ream ro a 15-6 season. He, along wirh Dennis Jones and George Black always came Through in a righr s por. Nexr year Claris is looking ro Doug Jones and Dennis Dland ro lead rhe ream ro anorher winning season Combining heighr and speed rhe freshman ream had a satisfying season losing only ro Washingron, Carhedral and Howe. Freshman coach Tom Riensche said rhar rhe boys worked hard rogerher and showed a lor of husrle on rhe courr. When in a bind Reinsche looked ro ream caprain Donny Harris, Charles Cobb and William Woodson ro pull rhem Through. Reserve Baskerball (Winter 1980 81) 15 wins 6 losses BR OPP 70 Charard 34 39 Lawrence Cenrral 28 36 Norrhwesr 43 38 Richmond 46 48 Howe 43 54 Drebeuf 39 58 Manual 33 44 Arlingron 33 37 Marshall 47 2nd Ciry Tourney 52 Washingron 49 55 Muncie Durris 43 36 Arrucks 27 43 Tech 62 46 Shorrndge 42 42 Noblesville 47 53 Carhedral 48 43 Gary Roosevelr 65 4 ANTICIPATION . . . Doug Jones, Derrick Toran and Mike Himes anxiously owair rheir rurn ro play RESERVE BASKETBALL- DACK ROW Assisranr Coach Tom Riensche, Mike Himes, Dennis Dland, Michael Murff, Ed Parker, George Black, Greg Sherrif, Dennis Jones, Derrick Toran, Coach Rodney Clark FRONT ROW Charles Davis, Doug Jones. Burch Perry 46 Daskerboll WHOOOSH . . . Exrending mro his follow through, Reserve Forword Dennis Jones hirs o free rhrow during rhe Arlington game SKY HIGH . . . Inching above his defender, Reserve Forward Dennis Jones pumps in rwo points ro help rhe Rockers on ro vicrory. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL DACK ROW: Rodney FRONT ROW Fred Lumpkins, Charles Washingron, Smer, Kelvin Carrer, Marr Wolf, David Hudson, Alberr Jones, Donnie Harris, John Woods, Charles Den Reynolds, William Kidd, Dill Woodson, Kenny Cobb, Obbie Williams, Brian Dill. McKinney, David Roberrs, Coach Tom Riensche Freshmen Daskerball (Winrer 1980-81) 13 wins-3 losses DR OPP 47 Tech 40 32 Washingron 58 08 Arrucks 22 48 Charard 38 52 Shorrridge 38 49 Scecina 39 46 Norrhwesr 42 48 Arlington 44 37 Carhedral 54 57 Manual 22 50 Howe 49 64 Marshall 54 37 Rirrer 29 Baskerball 47 -  Girls build ream Who doesn ' r hove cheerleading supporr bur srill rries as hard os any orher boy ' s ream? The answer ro rhis quesnon is rhe 1981 girls volleyball ream The varsiry and reserve girls volleyball ream was v ' nor as good as I ' d like ir ro be srared Firsr Year Coach Ms. Shirley Lamberr The ream, which was in whar she rermed a building siruarion , had four seniors rhis year: Tammy Williams, Kim Lewis, Gail Lolla and Gina Woods. Gina received Mosr Valuable Player during rhe season and she won an honorable menrion on rhe All-Gry ream. The youngesr reserve baskerball ream consisred of all freshmen wirh rhe exceprion of four sophomores. Two freshmen, Veronica Taylor and Lorine Van Dyke, also made rhe varsiry ream. Kim Larimore and Tina Collins led rhe baskerball ream in rebounds, while Pvoxanne Barrier led as rhe key playmaker. Firsr Year Coach, Miss Joyce Seigers, srared, I rhink rhe girls work very hard and we wanr rhem ro commir rhemselves rorally ro rhe game, because unril rhen we cannor build our program. I ' m very proud of rhe junior varsiry and looking forward ro seeing rhem on varsiry nexr year. ALL EARS . . . Firsr year coach, Miss Joyce Seigers, lecrures rhe players berween periods VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 2 wms-13 losses BR OPP Carhedral 2 Chorard 2 Tech 2 Pike 2 2 Shorrndge 1 1 Arlingron 2 1 Norrhwesr 2 Manual 2 2 Deaf School 1 Woshmgron dry 2 Lawrence Norrh 2 Scecina 2 Drebeuf Secnonal 2 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL DACK ROW Coach Ellior Segal, Regina Sanders, Mary Loy, Sherry Maxey, Jena Lawson, Susan Richardson FRONT ROW Mary Taylor, Rira Pepper, Dierra Collins, Parrice Darnerr, Sherry Hinron 48 Girls Volleyball GREAT AIM . . . Warching ro see if rhe ball will make ir, girls ' baskerball players anxiously war rhe final resulr. RESERVE GIRLS BASKETBALL- BACK ROW Coach Joyce Siegers, Tina Collins, Michelle Brooks, Reedlyn Bryanr, Karen Coleman, Tammy Sanders, Susan Richardson SECOND ROW Kim Srewarr, Trocey Jones, Veronica Taylor, Lonne Van Dyke, Kim Lanmore FRONT ROW: Kim Young, Alonza Smirh, Roxanne Barrier VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL BR OPP 23 Arrucks 51 34 Arlingron 60 45 Shorrndge 50 38 Charard 61 42 Brebeuf 72 43 Carhedral dry 54 39 Howe 42 55 Marshall 62 55 Shorrndge 42 67 Washmgron 66 40 Norrhwesr 49 38 Tech 52 Girls Daskerball 49 IN A CLINCH . . . Desperarely arremprmg ro pin TIME OUT . . . Warchmg closely, Drood Ripple his opponenr, a Drood Ripple wresrler lool s ro wresrler Leon Lewis woirs ponenrly for o coll from end his march quickly rhe referee. SOLITARY SPECTATOR . . . Worching his reammares in ocrion, Kenny Morhews woirs for his rurn or rhe mor. 50 Wresrlmg Wrestlers pin down enthusiasm I ' ve seen some improvemenr in every wrestler, srored Wresrling Coach Richard Orban. Some of rhe wresrlers received experience from lasr season. This group includes varsiry wresrlers William Mays and Kenr Miller, who were ofren called rhe workhorses of rhe ream by rheir reammares. Excepr for a few vereran wresrlers, rhe ream was basically young and inexperienced. Coach Orban explained, Our biggesr problem was lack of experience, you jusr don ' r build winning STARE DOWN . . . Arrempring ro psych-our his opponenr, Terrance Crumpron warches inrenrly waiting for on opportunity ro moke his move ■■mH reams overnighr . According ro Orban, rhe problem of inexperience was due mainly ro rhe facr rhar rhere is no junior high wresrling program. Despire problems, rhe ream seemed oprimisric abour nexr season. Looking ahead, varsiry wresrler James Davis said, We ' re going ro have a lor of experience nexr year and ir should be a very rewarding season. The Mar Maid program, which was srarred for rhe firsr rime lasr year, conrinued ro provide enrhusiasm for Droad Ripple wresrlers. MAT MAIDS- Yverre Deberry, Melissa Arrhur, Diedra Smith, Andrea Shields. VARSITY WRESTLING (Wmrer 1980 81) wins 12 losses DR OPP 20 Washmgron 38 9 Marshall 69 4rh Rirrer 6 Howe 69 2 Carhedral Ciry Tourney 42 12 Lawrence Norrh 54 18 Norrhwesr 44 24 Arrucks 40 4 Roncolli Arlingron Drebeuf Shorrridge 60 WRESTLING- BACK ROW Michael Germany, Lesrer Drown, Eon Davis, Eric Sheppard, Sherwin Robinson, Terrance Crumpron, Kenr Miller, William Mays, James Davis, Eddie Franklin, Tim Grimes, FRONT ROW Keirh Savage, Gary Trabue, Kenny Marhews, Hal Shipley, Leslie Grady, Trevor Murray, Leon Lewis, William Lewis Wresrling 51 PRAYING FOR POINTS . . . Sandy Miller, varsity cheerleader, rakes rime our from cheering ro warch a rense momenr ar a game EMBARRASSED . . . Afrer messing up on a cheer, cheerleaders Shan Himes and Collie Daird laugh as rhey walk off rhe courr during a game VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - TOP ROW Cheryl Goldsrem, Collie Daird BOTTOM ROW Shan Himes, Sandy Miller, Ann Cox 52 Vorsiry Cheerleoding, Lerrermen Summer practice pays off for cheerleaders Practicing Monday through Thursday ar 6:00am for six long weeks paid off for rhe 1980-81 varsiry cheerleaders ar camp lasr summer. Receiving Oursranding, Excellent, and Superior ribbons plus a spirit stick highlighted their week. On a rainy day in July, eight cheerleaders left for Purdue University where they would attend a Universal Cheerleaders Associarion (U.CA.) camp. After getting settled in, over 300 girls and boys from across Indiana and Ohio srarted rhe session off by getting to know each other and their instructors. During rhe course of rhe week, the cheerleaders learned dance routines and exercise rourines, gymnasrics, partner stunts, new cheers as well as chants, plus rhe opportunity to show off cheers from home in evaluation at the end of each day. Although the girls worked very hard, they also had free time for practicing rhe story of The Three Dears for rolent nighr. Despite the rain on the first day, twisted ankles, sore muscles, and lost voices rhe cheerleaders enjoyed camp. Dy selling AA G AA ' s during rhe school year rhe cheerleaders raised money to buy new uniforms plus an exrra bonus: Pom-Pons. Once an exrracurricular acriviry, cheerleaders occupied an 8rh hour class last year called Gymnasrics and Dance, which Miss Joyce Seigers organized. Specracular stunts and pyramids became possible for rhe cheerleaders with the help of seven basemen. Working wirh each orher provided everyone rhe chance for a new experience. Practicing two days a week the cheerleaders and rheir basemen perfected all old cheers plus crearing new ones, while learning bigger and better mounts. EIGHT DWARFS? ... No, jusr rhe 1980-81 varsiry basemen Nick Law, Eric Williams, Vicror Marrin, Vicror McNeal, Gary Sreele, Chris Darnharr, Tim Payne, and Mike Law, wairing ro be introduced ar rhe firsr pep session of rhe baskerball season. PATIENTLY WAITING ... The 1980-81 varsiry cheerleaders sir along rhe side lines warching rhe fesriviries of a pep session. • : - . tf ' dL ' Ws -, V. A RESERVE CHEERLEADERS - Lono Rose, Lisa Burns, Sonya Wagner and Kelli Evans ATTENTION . . . The reserve cheerleaders srand salauring as rhe flag Is presenred during rhe opening ceremony of a game. 54 Reserve, Freshman Cheerleoding Spirit abounds Neirher rain nor snow nor sreaming gyms, could srop rhem from rheir appoinred dury-rhey were rhe reserve and freshman cheerleaders. No marrer whar rhe wearher, rhe pep of rhe cheerleaders remained sreadfasr. Alrhough some mighr hove rhoughr rhar all rhe pep may jusr have been a franric efforr ro keep warm, rhe cheerleaders supporred rhe baskerball and foorball reams wirh enrhusiasm. Tryours, held ar rhe beginning of rhe year, along wirh learning cheers and chanrs, provided a new experience for many of rhem. Ir rook rhe cheerleaders rime and efforr ro organize Themselves inro a sguad. YA WE CAN DIG IT . . . Echoing a chonr or a foorball gome cheerleaders Lana Rose, Terry Lindsey, and Elaine Chenaulr cheer on rhe ream. CLAP YOUR HANDS . . . Sromping ro rhe bear of o chanr freshmen cheerleaders, Tina Moore, Elaine Chenaulr, and Julia Adams cheer rheir ream on ro vicrory. Reserve, Freshman Cheerleading 55 WORKING HOME AWAY FROM HOME . . . Ofren becoming a second home, a srudcnr ' s loche 1 reflects the personality of its occupant JOIN THE CROWD . . . While marching in rhe Veteran ' s Day Parade, Terrance Crumpron, a BR ' tuba player surprises rhe Arlington band when he ' ■ pins them $ . Clubs, classes cause confusion . fci| As rhe final bell rang, many Ripplires were faced wirh a momenrous decision,- which club acriviry ro arrend roday? The dilemma of spreading oneself ro rhin faced many srudenrs daily as rhey found rhemselves having ro choose berween four or even five differenr meenngs In many cases, orher acriviries such as a parr rime job gor in rhe way of spending an afremoon ar a club garnering Wirh books ser aside, srudenrs learned in orher ways, by doing orher rhings. TESTING, TESTING ... An imporranr evenr in one ' s junior year is rhe PSAT. These resrs help ro prepare college bound srudenrs raking rhe SAT rheir senior year. Since full schedules became necessary, srudenrs found Themselves deciding berween elecrive courses such as JROTC, phorography, music, arr and drama. Droad Ripple proved rhar school offers much more rhan rhe 3 P s (reading, ' riring, ' rirhmeric). Ripplires were free ro pursue rheir own individual inreresrs while remaining a parr of rhe school. This helped ro generare spirir bur also enabled rhem ro experience rhe rrials of learning and srep up ro higher levels of achievemenr. SOLITARY STUDYING . . . Taking advanrage of a quier momenr and a deserred classroom, a srudy-conscious PJpplire finishes her homework before leaving school for rhe day. THE SPIRIT OF 76 . . . Three Droad Ripple srudenrs, Tony Dunn, Jill Crawford ond Scorr Knorrs, gaze or o replica of rhe Liberry Dell on rheir field rnp ro rhe Srore House OVER THE SHOULDER . . . Explaining his grading scale, U S Hisrory and Governmenr reocher Ellior Segal shows a perplexed Paula McNeal her grades ATTENTION PLEASE . , . Governor-elecr Roberr Orr pauses ro acknowledge a senore reporr on rhe opening day of rhe 102nd Indiana Srare Legislorure 58 Sociol Studies Election gives studenrs new responsibilities Clunk wenr rhe lever as rhe currain slid aside. A srudenr exired as anorher entered. Their vores did nor count, bur rhey hod a new understanding of rhe responsibiliries of voring. The mock elecrion was designed to give students a chance to vote while rhey learned how ro run a voring machine. The mock elecrion on November was a culminarion of a five-day unir on polirics rhar all social srudies classes wenr SO MANY CHOICES . . . Eyeing rhe candidares, Susan Showalrer rries ro decide which candidare ro vore for in rhe mock elecrion pur on by governmenr dosses rhe day before rhe real elecrion. through. Leading up ro rhe big day srudenrs studied the aspects of the ' 80 election. They did detailed backgrounds on rhe rhree major candidares, including where each stood on rhe issues. Governmenr srudenrs also wrore radio commercials, campaigning for different candidates. Governmenr and hisrory classes were assigned special projecrs, along wirh basic reading and oral exercises. In addirion ro a rrip made by governmenr students down to the stare capirol, social srudies classes such as U.S. Hisrory and Sociology were visired by rhe ciry-counry council majoriry leader, Roberr Clark. These excursions and guesr lecrures offered srudenrs an insighr inro whar dry governmenr, polirics and working wirh people is all abour. Governmenr srudenrs learned abour rhe way the governmenr runs and its effect on the country. U.S. Hisrory classes researched how our counrry grew, irs downfalls and irs upswings. Insrrucrion during sociology classes made rhem aware of rheir fellow man and how ro undersrand and help him. Alrogerher, social srudies srudenrs could nor yer vore or rake parr in rheir governmenr, yer rhey were insrrucred and prepared for a rime when rhey could. MAN WITH MANY TALENTS . . . When he ' s nor on rhe courr producing championship reams, Head Coach William Smirh doubles as a social srudies reacher. STUDENT SENATE-DACK ROW: Shari Himes, Karen Dory, Terry Scares, Patrick Wisdom, Paul Clark, Keirh Reed, Jerry Durris, Sherry Hinron, Chris Murray, Terronce Crumpron. SECOND ROW: Trocee Ranelin, Cheryl Holiman, James Deffendoll, Yverre Perry, Tina Marie Evans, Nives Dakic, Lon Williams, Mrs. Cheryl McManama. FRONT ROW Shelley Deyl, Pamela Warrs, Tracy Whiraker, Cherira Williams, Tracy M. Ross, Alberrino Taylor, Rodney Van Horn. Studying Up Social Srudies 59 F TO YOUR DOOR . . . Ir ' s nor o chouffered limo, bur rhis roxi did provide o woy ro school every day, courresy of I PS , for Harold Doiley and Paul Gradell TIME FOR A COFFEE BREAK? . . . Taking a minure ro relax during rheir work. Miss Sylvia Wolf and srudenr William Mays examine a copy of a Humaniries magazine. HEAD HONCHO ... The Farher of Humaniries, ' Mr Ralph Dedwell, shares a lirrle culrure wirh Humaniries srudenr Keirh Henderson. ■Coming Up- 60 Humaniries Mogner program attracts many Hove you ever wanted ro creare your own society, rravel back in rime or perform classic plays? The Humaniries program offered all rhis and more ro 175 freshman from all over rhe dry during rhis pasr year. The main goal of rhe Humaniries program, according ro borh Mr. Donald Glenn, principal, and Mr. Ralph Dedwell, rhe head of rhe Humaniries program, was ro expose srudenrs ro rhe concepr of rhe worrh of rhemselves and orhers. Mr. Dedwell summed up rhe goal of rhe program when he said, We reach srudenrs how ro live. One unique element of rhe magner program included ream reaching. Seven ANTICIPATION . . . Deciding whether or nor he wonrs ro rry ir, ftic Dorsey warily eyes on oncienr Greek drink in Man and His Art and Drama. our of rhe 10 Humaniries classes were ream raughr, which Mr. Dedwell felr was beneficial. All classes were inrerrelared, When a srudenr comes from English and cannor undersrand why he musr wrire a grammarically correcr rheme for social srudies, we have a problem, srared Mr. Dedwell Assisring Mr. Dedwell wirh an added class load were Miss Sylvia Wolf, Mr. Dedwell ' s secrerary, and rwo Humaniries specialist, Mrs. Derrye Price and Mrs. Alice Shoemaker. The general feeling of rhe sraff was rhar srudenrs who have experienced rhe Humaniries are berrer prepared for life rhan rhose who haven ' r raken rhe courses. CAGE THE TIGERS ... In rhe Homecoming parade, Humaniries srudenrs display rheir floor, which, afrer many hours of dedicared work, received on honorable menrion Art dosses offer much more rhon jusr drawing More rhon jusr drawing occupied srudenrs in rhe orr dosses or Broad Ripple rhis year. Many of rhe dosses offered ceramics, phorography and crafr design, wirh rhe Arr Deparrmenr also becoming involved wirh Humoniries and offering rhe new courses Man and His Arr and Drama and Crearive Man Four reochers raughr orr classes rhis year: Mr. Sheldon Konror, rhe deparrmenr head, Mr. Paul Sinclair, Mr. Dan Robin and a new arr reacher Mrs. Alyce Wilson. This year Mr. Kanror raughr ceramics, phorograph y and ream-raughr Man and His Arr and Drama wirh Mrs. Alice Shoemaker. Ceramic srudenrs learned how ro consrrucr objecrs using basic porrery Techniques, while in advanced ceromic classes Mr. Kanror suggesred ideas and allowed each srudenr his choice of projecrs. His phorography classes also visired a dirr mororcross rrack ro learn how ro rake acrion shors. Mr. Robin ' s advanced classes made linoleum prinrs. I feel rhar arr in rhe grade schools and high schools has improved drasrically over rhe lasr five years ro rhe exrenr rhar incoming freshmen know more abour rhe principles and elemenrs of orr, which in rurn has enhanced rheir arrisric ralenr, said Mr. Sinclair, who raughr Basic and Advanced Arr and Crafr Design. Mrs. Wilson raughr Basic Arr and rhe Humoniries course, Crearive Man. The Basic Arr classes worked wirh drawing srill lifes, figures, lerrering and designing. In rhe Crearive Man doss, srudenrs learned rhe arr elemenrs and design principles and applied rhem ro arr projecrs. The Arr Club and irs sponsor, Mrs. Wilson, designed and enrered a floor in rhe homecoming parade and won firsr. The Arr Club queen candidare, Vivian Cook, was also elecred ro reign for rhe 1980-81 school year. MASTER CRAFTSMAN ... The procedures of finishing clay pors is demonsrrored ro Valerie Bush by Arr Deparrmenr Head Mr Sheldon Kanror. 62 Arr WHERE ' S THE FEET? . . . During Mr Sinclair ' s Advanced Arr class, Lisa Osborne uses a pair of shoes as a model for a srill life drawing. ART CLUB-DACK ROW: Debbie Seawood, Tim Payne, Vivian Cooke, Kirk Drirron, Timorhy Drown, Warren Hollins, Jeffrey Wise SECOND ROW: DeLisa Frierson.Vincenr Mendez, Parrick Wisdom, Jeff Robinson, Stanley Smirh, Anna Dennerr, Mrs Alyce Wilson. FRONT ROW Jacque Hammonds, Carolyn Mahoney, Susan Shank, Kelli Mahunn, Amy Rees. TYING THE KNOT ... To make his project easier and less awkward, Kennerh Bacon uses a srool ro support his macrame lampshade Drawing Up- Arr 63 Math, Drain Gome rest cerebrums What percenrage of a penny is copper? Who was rhe firsr congressman convicted in rhe Abscom trials? Where was rhe Cri- mean War foughr? These werejusr a small sampling of rhe many rough quesrions asked of rhe 1980 Drain Game Team. The ream consisted of Caprain Darryl Hamm, senior, Tim Johnson, junior; Mike Johnson, freshman, Maya Roth, freshman; and al- rernares Rick Dorsey, Doug Miller, Mar- rhew Graham, and James Durrerr. For rhe second rime in rhree years, rhe ream won rheir firsr march. This season, Ripple defeat- ed Roncalli ' s rroops 64 ro 34. Three monrhs of everyday afrer school pracrice paid off wirh a season opening vicrory in 1980. Jusr as rhe Drain-Gamers worked in prepararion for rhe 1980 season, rhe marh deparrmenr had a lor of work ro do ro ger ready for rhe school year. Wirh rhe depar- rure of Mr. James Malin, marh deparrmenr vereran Mr. Dale Hamner raughr rhe corn- purer marh class. Marh deparrmenrs srarewide were mer wirh rhe challenge of adapring ro new rexrbooks rhis year, and deparrmenr head Mr. Clyde Hochsredler commenred, All of rhe new books were successes. I have received many encour- EINSTEIN? ... No, ir ' s Michael Jones working our one of his computer marh ossignmenrs on rhe TP6-80 compurer rerminol. RING A DING DING ... The Telephone lines ploy o big porr in Mr Dole Homner ' s sending a message ro rhe downrown Terminal aging commenrs abour rhe new General Marh rexr. Sixreen rop srudenrs attended rhe annual Rose-Hulman Marh Conresr, and orhers engaged in barrle at Marion Counry Marh Day. The lasr Rose-Hulman comperirion Ripplites arrended resulred in Tim Johnson bringing honors ro Ripple. To sum up rhe year, Mr. Hochsredler said, The marh deparrmenr has had a lor of adjusring ro do, bur I ' d say we came rhrough ir very well . The Drain Game Team advanced ro third round comperirion bur was defeated by Arlingron ' s ream 80-60. Sponsors Mrs. Doris Young and Mrs. Julie Van Urr look forward ro nexr season wirh rhree of rhe four members rerurning. DEATH ROW . . . Algebra 3 srudenrs in Mrs Hack ' s class become peaceful when rhey meer rhe realiry of a difficult rest that will make or break rheir grades. TAXING TEST . . . Deep in concenrrorion, a srudenr rushes ro finish a resr in his English class. ■Summing Up J 64 Math, Drain Gome STIFF COMPETITION ... The Drain Gome ream displayed anxiery in rheir march againsr Roncalli, bur rhey evenrually srrolled on ro a 64-04 vicrory TIME OUT ... A brief hair in rhe Drain Game faculry march provides a resr for reachers Mr. Ralph Dedwell, Mr. Edward Kassig and Mrs Sally Hack, however, rhe Dram Gamers bear rhe faculry, 54-28 HELP1 . . . Ir ' s Mr Gary Dippus ro rhe rescue, aiding one of his general marh srudenrs wirh a parricularly difficulr problem Marh, Drain Gome 65 Science leaps with elecrriciry Calcium, hydrogen, oxygen; rhe elemenrs of surprise were eminenr in rhe Science Deporrmenr, where srudenrs rook o voriery of courses, including chemisrry, physics and biology The dosses ranged from minor srudy of life and principles ro an indeprh science and physical srudy. Under insrrucrion by Mr. Marvin Smirh, rhe Advanced Biology class dissecred several life forms, including rabbirs and rars. Biological communiries and generic properries rook form during rhe regular biology classes, and rhen rhe class delved inro a deeper field of srudy. The Physics class srudied facers of rhe forces of narure and rhe logic behind ir. Challenging experimenrs formed as a resulr of rhe classes ' findings. Srudenrs experienced many acriviries, including lab experimenrs, viewing movies and slides and homework during rhe chemisrry courses. They also memorized rhe periodical charr of rhe elemenrs, learning whar rhe funcrion of each was and rhe numbers of neurrons and elecrrons presenr in each. The class also experimenred wirh elecrriciry and irs properries. Sophomore J. A. Lacy explained, Ir was a difficult class, bur I feel rhar ir was well worrh rhe effort. WHAT ' S UP DOC? . . .During one of several Advonced Biology lobs, Anyo Lawrence carefully dissecrs a rabbir Dlssecring recenrly killed animals helped srudenrs gain o berrer undersranding of organ sysrems LIGHT TOUCH . . . Working inrensely on cleaning a rabbir fur, Juniors Ed Correr and Tracy Swarrs prepare ir for mounring. Tracy used rhe fur for display in rhe 19rh Cenrury Crafr Fair 66 Science FUTURE EINSTEINS . . . Adopring rhe morro, There is power in numbers, srudenrs in Physics doss arrempr ro solve a problem rogerher SEEING EYE TO EYE ... Poinring ro on anaromical chorr, Junior Mirchoel Garmony explains rhe srrucrure of rhe eye ro classmores Larry Monger and Lisa Durris. MIND BOGGLING . . . Pensively srarring ar rhe chalkboard, Senior Carlorra Arrhur arremprs ro solve an equarion during Physics class. ■Bubbling up- Science 67 WE THE PEOPLE ... A group of declororion signers debore obour freedom in rheir 19rh cenrury doss producrion of 1776 LET YOUR IMAGINATION FLOW . . . Observing on ink blor, Beverly Williams orremprs ro wrire an essay on whar ir reminds him of i s 5R . fy BSmRffiK £ fll DMifelDg) ' .? 9(4.. ' ' «Wflf l MBA RHfi JfJ F ■ 1 j$M HEBf p m!?% ' -r jjZ : m ' •S? h n V f?ffs tf X ' J ' r ' r - ' yK r « ' ' $ t:V n M L j kk. I ' 7 r B ■ H H ■ ' A V I Psychedelic patterns set mood 1 Psychedelic patterns on rhe wall and mood music-does ir sound like a movie serring? Wirh a projector, colored water and a record player, Mrs. Doris Bradford, English Deparrmenr Chairman, set rhe mood for rhe senior review srudenrs ro wrire poetry, stories and rhoughrs. This is jusr one of rhe four different methods Mrs. Bradford employed in a two week wriring clinic. Many of rhe srudenrs experienced a rasre of college life when a new advanced placemenr class was inrroduced by Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Furniss Holloway. Alrhough srudenrs didn ' r have ro walk through rhree feer of snow ro ger ro class, rhey srill rook o college class for which rhey will receive credir. KALEIDOSCOPE MOOD . . . Projecring a kaleidoscope vision on rhe wall, Deparrmenr Head Mrs Doris Bradford sers rhe mood for her Senior Review classes The Advanced Placemenr Composirion and Lirerarure course furrher prepared srudenrs who had above average reading and wriring skills. Along wirh weekly rhemes, rhe class arrempred ro reach srudenrs ro wrire more clearly and concisely. Mosr srudenrs consider English less rhan exciring. However, rhis year English classes offered more ro rheir srudenrs rhan jusr grammar and rheme wriring. Many classes completed special projecrs such as rhe presenrarion of rhe play 1776 which was given by rhe 1°rh Cenrury America class. Orher English classes lisrened ro a French guest speaker, Miss Marie-Josee Jehl, rell abour 17rh and 18rh cenrury European lirerarure. GIVE ME LIBERTY ... In rhe 19rh and 20rh cenrury producrion of 1776 , Mary Oerh Dlome plays a parrior srriving for freedom. QUOTH THE RAVEN NEVERMORE . . . Sophomore J. A. Lacy poses as Edgar Allen Poe for his American Aurhors Diography reporr in his English class ■Wriring Up- English 69 Epidemic of stage insanity infects OBRC shows Vhar good is sirring alone in your room, wirh norhing for you ro do? ... when insreod you could worch rhe Off Droad Ripple Company perform The Traveling rroupe of sixreen members, fourreen of which were new ro rhe Company, worked ro accumulare new marerial while polishing old Techniques in order ro enrerrain or rheir besr Knees wobbled and nerves rwirched as rhe currain rose on rhe afrernoon of Ocrober 18, when OBPC debured or rhe opening of rhe newly renovared Indiana fXeperrory Thearre A responsive audience encouraged rhe Company ro ham ir up and dismiss before-show jirrers. Wirh all inhibirions pur aside, rhe beginning and Advanced Drama srudenrs explored rhe various mediums of rhearre, srarring wirh basic mime, and rhen ro performing for live audiences. Along wirh acring, pupils learned rhe origin and developmenr of drama by THE THINKER . . . Appearing in deep rhoughr, Avrom Robin performs his original mime, Durrerfly WHERE ' S THE LEAF RAKE? . . . During an ODRC show, Courrney Spudic, dressed as a garbage bag, rall s ro o child from rhe audience srudying Thespis, rhe firsr acror and modern performers such as rhe famous mime, Marcel Marceau and playwrighr Eugene O ' Neil A performance of A Chrisrmas Carol or IR.T also provided insighr inro rhearre. For rhose who wanred ro furrher explore drama, Masque b Mime provided rhe chance for anyone who was inreresred Inducrions, picnics, making a Homecoming Floor and meerings were some of rhe club ' s acriviries. 70 Drama ROLLER RIDE . . . Wirh overwhelming enrhusiasm, drama srudenrs, Jenny Moffarr, Denise Adams, and Tara Jaclsson, rehearse a mime ro presenr for class. BONFIRE BUDDIES . . . Garhered around rhe warmrh of rhe fire, Mark Dorsey, Nick Law, Ric Dorsey, Mike Law, and Lisa Cooreman enjoy Themselves or rhe fall OBRC ger-rogerher. MASQUE MIME-BACK ROW: Par Wisdom, Joe Gandolf, Courrney Spudic, Mary Lahman, Kenr Blake, Ronald Srone, Dave Engelking, Marr Albean, Ric Dorsey, Mike Law, Brian Bill, Nick Law, Mark Dorsey, Clars Danvold, Tim Johnson, Brerr Sommers, Cris Johnson, THIRD ROW: Tara Jackson, Sracey DeBruler, Jenny Love, Rurh Roerrger, Susan Appel, J. A. Lacy, Bersy Shackleford, Lisa Cooreman, Peggy Calkins, Jenny Moffarr, Phil Sharply, Michelle Brooks, Kem Colberr, Hearher Marrhews, Mimi Garens. SECOND ROW: Susie Talborr, Sranley Smirh, Denise Adams, Mary Blome, Dianne Link, Berh Hill, Dawn Cooreman, Lisa Lock wood, Anirra Hoyden, Sola Owens, Liz Whire, Angela Srorler, Avram Rabin, Maya Rorh FIRST ROW: Richard Hazel, Denise Wynn, Mary James, Liz Grimes, Marsha Maroney, Paula Hardy, Ann Cox, Sherone Briggs, Andrew Ausrin, Carol Beamer, Sandy Miller, Laurel Klapper, Lori Nelson, Courrney King, Kelli Mahunn OFF BROAD RIPPLE COMPANY- BACK ROW Berh Hill, Avram Rabin, Nick Law, Ric Dorsey, Mark Dorsey, Mike Law, Marsha Maroney, Marr Albean, Lisa Cooreman, David Engleking, Courrney Spudic, Liz Whire, Paula Hardy, Susan Appel, Ann Cox. zJhi k i Acting Up OLmC 71 Jirrers exir as curtain rises As a lone srudenr srood among rhe debris memorizing lines or rhe lasr minure, flors were pushed abour and before-performance jirrers orrocked. Ar rhe lasr minure, however, jirrers subsided, rhe shows pulled rogerher and rhe 1980 Ripples Acrs unfolded. Aw Nurs feuded, Poor Schlock Holmes invesrigored, Robin rhe Hood srole and Beachnurs baked in rhe sun. The Ripples Acrs were wrirren and direcred by rhe srudenrs, who invesred long hours pracricing songs, learning dance sreps and perfecring lines. Afrer rhe lasr song was sung and rhe lasr line reared, rhe final currain fell ending anorher year wirh Aw Nurs awarded besr overall acr and Deachnurs claiming rhe besr danceline award Alrhough diapers, murders and cooked snakes are nor usually associared wirh one anorher, Droad Ripple High School ' s 1980 One Acrs gave rhis group rheir debur. The Acrs, direcred and casr by srudenrs, were produced by Mrs. Dolly Davis. Performing in an inrimare rhearer armosphere, rhe acrors discovered how ir felr ro have rhe audience jusr a few feer away. This year ' s One Acrs included The Resrauranr , Infancy and Trifles . They provided jusr a few of rhe ways in which Droad Ripple srudenrs could srep on srage and experience being in rhe sporlighr. AND OVER THERE IS AMSTERDAM AVENUE . . . Moe (Gars Danvold) doesn ' r wanr ro learn baby sruff , so Miss Wilchik (Susan Appel) poinrs our dry srreers. . YOU NO LIKE? . . . Roosr cow ' s head served by rhe wairer (Marrhew Albean), definirely wasn ' r a fovorire of Alice (Sracey DeDruler) and Norman (Ric Dorsey) PRATTLING PAIR . . . Dorh Mrs Perers (Mayo Rorh) and Mrs Hale (Mlmi Garens) discuss rhe possible morives for rhe murder in Trifles « ■Acring Up- $r $£ ' $fc I 72 One Acrs, Ripples IT MUST DE LOVE . . . Head over heels ' in love, Harley Drown (Andrew Noble) foils for rhe lirrle nappy headed girl (Susan Appel) in Beach Nurs Realistic Diary ' receives attentive audiences As rhe currain rose an awe came over rhe audience. Sraring inrenrly ar rhe rwo-level ser which hod been creared, rhey applauded wildly. Afrer rhe room was srill, a door creaked open, revealing an old man who looked rired, weary and walked wirh a cane. Thar was how ir happened on February 29, rhe opening nighr of Droad Ripple High School ' s performance of The Diary of Anne Frank , a drama abour rhe lives of 10 Jews hiding our during World War II The producrion began many weeks before, however, audirions, call backs, and rhe final choosing of acrors and ocrresses had ro be done. Mrs. Dolly Davis and her srudenr direcror, Linda I ' M SORRY . . . Looking sorrowfully, Perer VonDon (Andrew Ausrin) durches his cap as he lisrens ro everyone rail-sing abour rhe problems They ' re having. THESPIANS: DACK ROW: Mary James, Ann Cox, Mrs Davis, Ric Dorsey, Oars Dan void, Courrney Spudic SECOND ROW Liz Grimes, Susan Appel, Liz Whire, Andy Ausrin, Marsha Maroney FRONT ROW Rurh Roerrger, Sandy Miller, Derh Hill, Lisa Cooreman Kohlmeyer, rediously worked ro narrow down rhe lisr ro rhe final 10. Dur while rhe acrors rried our, rhe crews also worked hard, designing, building painring and decoraring. Srage Crew began by working afrer school and on weekends, building rhe rwo-level arric ser. Painr crew creared rexrures and special effecrs, such as wallpaper, cracking plasrer, and giving rhe ser a generally old, musry look. As o resulr of everyones ' hard work and ralenr rhe producrion received rhe honor of Traveling ro rhe Indiana Srare Thespians Conference, and rehearsals, consrrucrion and long hours of work began again in order ro make rhe Conference a success. HELLO, NICE TO MEET YOU . . . Jusr arriving ro rheir Home-away-from-Home rhe VanDans and rhe Franks meer and greer each orher cheerfully. ammi mt m 74 Thespian Play K I s OH MOTHER! . . . Disagreeing wirh rheir morher (April Ausnn), Morgor (Ann Cox) and Anne Frank (Marsha Maroney) argue rheir poinr. WORKING TEDIOUSLY . . . Trying ro reconsrrucr rhe rwo-level ser in less than 8 hours, some of rhe crews rake rime our for .lunch. STAGE CREW: BACK ROW Scorr Sreele, Scorr Updike, David Radel, Brian Bill, Chip Marrhews, David Monarry, Gary Sreele, Mark Walker, J C Walker, FRONT ROW: John Panyord, PAINT CREW: Dania Morris and Sandy Miller, Mark James Acting Up Thespian Ploy 75 Language clubs differ with progression of year Whar did loud music ond unfamiliar words mean? To mony Spanish srudenrs ir meanr warching a popular group called Kanrares perform ar Murar Thearer. This year ' s Spanish Club, which consisred of 19 members and sponsor Mrs. Sue McDowell, parricipared in many projects rhroughour rhe year, including rhe concert For homecoming, rhe club nominared a king candidare, Chris Murray, and a queen candidare, Crickerr Dushong, and also enrered borh a floor and a car in homecoming conresrs. In October, all foreign language clubs sponsored a cookour and hayride ar Sroney Creek Farms. During rhe Chrisrmas season, rhe Spanish Club made pinaras and celebrated rhe holiday in a Spanish fashion. Students also entertained a visitor, Miss Maria Teresa Dlanco, from Madrid, Spain Mrs. McDowell stated, One of the nicest experiences for my classes was rhe visit of Miss Dlanco, rhe Spanish Cultural Ambassador from Madrid, because ir gave the students insights inro the culture of another people. The German Club had a busy year, beginning last fall when rhe 11 student members and sponsor Mrs. Chrisrie Moulron attended Cafe Heidelberg, a German gift shop and bakery. Ar homecoming, the club nominated a king candidate, James Deffendall, and a queen candidate, Tammy Lowe. They also entered a car in rhe homecoming parade During rhe Chrisrmas season the members participated in a Chrisrmas parry by observing German Chrisrmas customs, and in February rhe club participated in a state convention of the Indiana Association of Students of German. During rhe convention, a Faschingstanz, which compares ro a German Mardi Gras, was held. Members experienced German food, dancing, singing and costumes. The final activity of the club was a statewide picnic for German clubs. LOST IN THOUGHT . . . Pausing before she wrires, Mrs Chrisri Moulron, German reacher, gives an ossignmenr on rhe board. FELIZ NAVIDAD . . . The message is universal in any language This decoronve display of arrwork was drown by Jacque Hammonds in rhe Spanish room SPANISH CLUB-DACK ROW Dovid Hanson, Porrick Wisdom, Fenron McKeller, Timorhy Toles, Crickerr Dushong, Vicky Rose, SECOND ROW Keirh Henderson, Trevor Murray, Chris Murray, Tanya Pugh, Lynda Calberr, FRONT ROW Jacque Hammonds, Michael Lozar, Theordore Keenon, Denise Wynn, Crysral Miller [■■ « ' ■ ' I 1 76 Spanish mnct J GERMAN CLUD-DACK ROW Koryn Ovelron, Les Azore, Anna Dennerr SECOND ROW Regina Neville, Donna Rippy, Tommy Lowe, James Deffendoll, Vicky Rose. FRONT ROW Lynda Davis, Earleen Lowe, Kim Johnson A MESSY TASK . . . Members of rhe Sponish Club indulge in a cultural Spanish rradmon of pinara making. Speaking Up German 77 French folk-rock group proves big hir or Ripple Bonjour mon omie! Commenr allez- vous? For all levels of French dosses, rhis phrase become on everyday greering Along wirh grammar and hisrory, French srudenrs had rhe chance ro parricipare in rhe French Club which involved acriviries all school year. Arrending a French concerr featuring rhe Garoulus ar rhe Murar Temple creared one of rhe highlighrs for rhe classes. In addirion ro rhe French concerr, on ambassador, Marie-Josee Jehl, visired from Alsace, France. She srayed a week in Indianapolis wirh advanced French srudenr Hearher Marrhews, arrending dosses and lecruring abour French schools, governmenr, people and rhe differences berween American and French lifesryles. The French Club sponsored a hayride rhis year, which rook place in lore Ocrober ar Sroney Creek Farms. They also dined ar La Tour and experienced rhe delighrs of French cuisine. Alrhough referred ro as a dead language, Larin classes and Larin Club thrived ar Broad Ripple. The Larin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Karhryn Burks, explored irs language by arrending a seminar ar Burler Universiry. Alrhough rhe Larin and French clubs represenred differenr counrries wirh differenr backgrounds, borh ployed an acrive parr in Broad Ripple High School srudenrs ' lives by offering a chance for srudenrs ro explore culrures orher rhan rheir own. BAA BAA, SAID THE LITTLE SHEEP . . . This burron represenrs rhe French folk-rock group (Goroulus) rhor French dosses heard or rhe concerr rhis Ocrober or Murar Temple. LATIN CLUB- BACK ROW: Lori Williams, Pamela Srallworrh, William Mays, Sherry J Maxey, Tim Grimes, Crysral Myers, Larry Monger SECOND ROW Teresa Armsrrong, Aniro J Hindman, Derniece Elliorr, Jacqueline Elkins, James Defendall, Esrer Madden FRONT ROW; Donna Washmgron, Kim Lewis, Michael Garmany, Collie Daird, Tony Cushenberry ZUTI ZUTI IT WON ' T STAY . . .Helping French Club finish irs 1980 Homecoming car, Miss Silvija Dzelme rnes ro rie on o flower 78 Lorin WHICH WAY IS UP? ... A Ripple srudenr or Durler University for rhe Lorin seminar wallas around rhe unique srrucrure of rhe science building. FRENCH CLUD-DACK ROW: Melanie Hubbard, Yverre Perry, Darryl Hamm, Lisa Lockwood, Larry Monger, Hearher Marrhews, Michele Drools, Cheryl Dellinger. SECOND ROW: Julie Adams, Courrney King, Debbie Seawood, Denise Bowling, Susie Talborr, Anna Dennerr, Kim Paugh. FRONT ROW: Carlorra Arrhur, Porsy Briscoe, Yverre Sanders, Marra Redd Speaking Up French 79 Classes grow as business booms Hearing rhe clickiry click of rypewrirers as one walked in rhe room creared rhe mirage of a news office filled wirh people on deadline. In reality rhe room was a class filled wirh rows of rypewrirers and Ripplires hurriedly pushing keys in order ro finish before Time ' s up. Wirh a business srudenr boom lasr year, classes were filled ro overflowing Almosr 1,000 Ripplires enrolled in business courses for rhe firsr semesrer. Many graduaring seniors, realizing rhar skills in ryping, shorrhond and accounring mighr be needed for furure success, stocked up on rhese classes. Orhers enrolled in classes such as Record Keeping and DECA-DACK ROW Laura Compron, Shawn Dough, Evans Williams, Tanya McClendon, John Moore, Harvey Anderson, Vicror McNeal, Regina Sanders, Anna Marie Maxwell, Pom Williams, Porrice Darnerr. THIRD ROW Cheryl Holimon, Tonya Shorr, Luke Sreward, Anira Hindman, Sola Owens, Carmen Turienrine, Jackie Horron, April Davidson, Ronnie McRuddy, Torin Harris. SECOND ROW: Dawn Rasdall, Sherry Williams, Terri McGuire, John Moore, Lisa Lewis, Nancy Worron, Susan Richardson, Joyce Williams, Pier Pullins, Esrher Madden. FRONT ROW: Jonise Hilliord, Regino Nevile, Donna Smirh, Pamela Moore, Wendy Rumpel, Tami Cunningham, Vivian Smirh. CHECK IT OUT . . . Pracricing for a possible career as a soles execurive, Tonyo Shorr and Darlo Turley ring up irems on a computerized cosh regisrer. IOL-DACK ROW Janice Hall, Gina Woods, Sherry Campbell, Cnckerr Dushong THRID ROW Tina Cherry, Noralie Shaw, Robin Cox, Morjone Germany SECOND ROW Mengoil Winn, Sandra Pugh. Elizaberh Jacobs. FRONT ROW Shoron Jackson, Roshell Davis, Lisa Dawson Business Machines Seniors were nor rhe only srudenrs enrolled in business courses. Many freshmen, sophomores and juniors found Themselves behind adding machines or wirh a pencil and pad in hand, ready for speedy dicrarion. Teachers showed a grearer inreresr in rhe problems of rheir srudenrs lasr year by being available afrer school. According ro Business Educarion Deparrmenr Head Mr. James Hinshaw, We are fryin g ro increase rhe ease wirh which srudenrs can receive help. JUNIOR OEA-Joyce Williams, Marilyne Nolan, Jackie Horron, Marie Jessup, Margie Drown |l r 1 W f-M . • 7 1 J I A ll 1 A| , ' i K Ml J9 80 Busmess CAN IT . . . Learning rhe correcr procedure for stocking shelves, April Davidson and Torin Harris rake invenrory for Distributive Education class. COE-DACK ROW: Julie Alums, Sracey Ford, Stephanie Robinson, Veronica Maxwell, Alvin Pierce, Kim Hood, Sracye Davis. SECOND ROW Mrs. Detry Deene, Patrick Scott, Tina Leslie, Debbie Reed, Eugenia Shaw, FRONT ROW Paul Holloway, Patty Hill, Ttacy Ross, Andi Johnson, Vickie Jessup. IIMMIMI SUMMING IT UP ... Listening carefully to instructions given by Mr James Hinshaw, a business machines class prepares their assignment. •Typing Up Dusiness 81 Health srudenrs breathe easier Tragedy srruck in health class early Mon- day morning. As srudenrs were listening ro a lecrure on C.P.R. (Cordio Pulmonary Re- suscirarion) one of rhe dummies sropped breorhing. C.PTV! C.P.P.! rhe reacher yelled Acrion began ar once, and rhe dummy ' s life was saved. For rhe firsr rime rhis year rhe Physical Educarion funds made ir possible for rraining in C.P.R. Sru- denrs pracriced on new dummies rhar were provided by rhe program. Mr. Wayne Murray, a srudenr reacher from I.U.P.U.I., assisred in healrh classes during rhe year. Physical educarion consisred of nor only fun and games, bur also a lor of hard, challenging work. Srudenrs parricipared in KEEP AWAY . . . Playing rhe defensive, freshman girls play a vigorous game of basketball in rheir physical educarion classes. games such as volleyball, gymnasrics and basketball. Teachers and srudenrs hoped ro creare an armosphere for social, emo- rional and physical development. In addition to the required P.E. classes, cheerleaders and pom-pon girls parricipar- ed in a new dance class. New rourines such as gymnasrics and rumbling were learned. Miss Joyce Siegers, rhe reacher, hoped rhar In rhe furure, anyone may parricipare and that there will be safer and more modern equipment. For rhe firsr rime this year, rhe intramural program of- fered judo. Self defense as well as judo was raughr by Mrs. Julie Van Urr and her husband Jeff. KIAII . . . Performing rhe ippon seoinage, in rhe new judo class, Julie and Jeff Van Urr demonsrrare rhe one arm shoulder rhrow. WHOOSH . . . Shooring a basket, Jeff Robinson mokes o ploy and scores rwo poinrs in his physical education class. ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR ... ... Cheerleaders and pom-pon girls concenrrare on learning rhe new dance sreps being instructed by Miss Siegers Pushing Up- Healrh, Physical Educarion 83 IN-CLASS CUTTING . . . Working wirh o jigsaw, Timorhy Jacl son carefully curs a piece of wood. These and orher elecrrical rools were used in classes I V GALLOPING GORMETS . . . During class, William Lynour, Joshua Robin and Dobby Carrer carefully slice and peel ingredienrs for rheir assignmenr. CHARGE IT . . .Carefully assembling a projecr in elecrronics class, Sophomore Todd Snyder mokes finishing rouches before resring DENTED DONATION . . . Accepring rhe new bur slighrly damaged car, James Deffendall, Dud Wolf, James Buckley and Mr. Donald Glenn examine rhe Chevroler Monza. FHA-DACK ROW: Frances Howard, Sherida Smirh, Vivian Cook, Cynrhia Hill. FRONT ROW: Donna Johnson, Gale Lolla, Vickie Jessup, Sarah Rolle. Building Up 84 lndusrriol Arrs New cor starts Industrial Arts A dreom come rrue! To Ripplires, a shiny new cor meanr no longer driving rheir parents ' denred 72 srarion wagon or going on double dares. The only problem . . . ro shore this car wirh 40 orher srudenrs. This fall, rhe Power Mechanics classes received a 1980 Chevrolet Monza from rhe Dud Wolf dealership on Droad Ripple Avenue. The car was donated for educarional purposes because of some damage ir had suffered while being unloaded. Wirh modern fuel emission controls and electronic ignitions, the car provided an update for rhe classes. As the Industrial Art classes mode candle holders and footstools, the Home Economic classes busily created new styles. The Foods classes kept their traditional serving Christmas Tea to the teachers. The new car never raced rhe 500 Mile track and the Home Economic styles did not have a fashion debut in New York. However, students did have the chance to use their creariviry and learn new skills. JIGSAW PUZZLE . . . Testing his skills or making a foorsrool, William Mason curs wood for his projecr in an Industrial Arrs class. A PEELING WORK . . .Preparing apples which rhey picked ar Sruckey Forms, girls in rhe Home Economic class cur fruir for pies SEWING UP A STORM . . . Wirh odepr skill and concenrrarion Donna Porror begins wirh rhe firsr srep by threading her machine Home Ec 85 MERRY MINSTRELS ... In closs, Madrigals rehearse for an up-coming Chrisrmas show Besides rheir own shows, Madrigals arrended rwo Modngal dinners ar I U and Ball Srare SWING CHOIR- BACK ROW Tim Payne, Rurh Roerrger, Mark Dorsey, Courrney Spudic, David Radel, Lisa Cooreman, Paul Clark, Jenny Moffarr, John Panyard, Evelyn Sanders, Ric Dorsey FRONT ROW: Kirk Brirnon, Marsha Maroney, Mac Goode, Andrew Ausrm, Lisa Warson, Dania Morris, Hunr Waycorr, Jeff Maddox, Aniro Hmdman, Avram Rabin Tuning Up 86 Swing Choir, Madrigals Golden Singers rake new direction x From cookies ro rummage irems, rhe Golden Singers raised money and enrhusiasm wirh garage sales, car washes and bake sales Through rhe guidance of rhe new Music Deparrmenr Head, Mrs. Lucinda Paul. The Golden Singers starred off rhe year wirh rhe annual picnic by welcoming rhe new members inro rhe group ar Turkey Run Srare Park. The new members performed skirs and were rewarded wirh shampoos of peanur burrer and chocolare syrup from rhe old members. Aside from rhe facr rhar rhe Golden ALL STACKED UP . . . Building a rower of cons, John Ponyord sracks carefully or rhe Golden Singers picnic or Turkey Run Srore Park. Singers raised money and welcomed new members, rhey also prepared themselves for rhe production of rhe musical Anyrhing Goes . Golden Singers sang on rhe circle downrown and ar rhe Twelfrh Nighr Chrisrmas Tree Burning ar Droad Ripple Park, while Swing Choir and Madrigals spenr many long hours practicing for Chrisrmas programs ar various places including La Scala and rhe Indianapolis Public Schools Education Center. Through rhe many hours of hard work, rhe Golden Singers mainrained their enrhusiasm. Ourside acriviries helped students tune in on spirir and creared a family armosphere. GOLDEN SINGERS- BACK ROW: Lisa Cooremon, Jenny Mofforr, Mark Dorsey, Mary Lohman, Phil Shorpley, Paul Clark, Chip Marrhews, Andre Kimball, David Monorry, Ann Cox, Debra Harr, Ric Dorsey, Courrney Spudic THRID ROW John Calahan, Andy Ausrin, Tom Bailey, Dovid Radel, Mike Law, Jeff Maddox, Doug Miller, Nick Law, Lee Richardson, Rurh Roerrger, John Ponyard, Evelyn Sanders, Tim Payne SECOND ROW: Jill Crawford, Anna Bennerr, Hunr Waycorr, Angela Srorler, Sherry Kohlmeyer, Lynn Dishmon, Lisa Warson, Richard Curry, Hannah Lockwood, Avram Rabin, Sron Smirh, Anira Hoyden, Mary Blome FRONT ROW Jocque Hammonds, Mac Goode, Dania Morris, Lori Rosebrock, Kirk Bnrrain, Chris Murray, Mary James, Gary Sreele, Liz Whire, Marsha Maroney, Brerr Sommers MADRIGALS. BACK ROW: Tom Bailey, John Panyard, Andy Ausrin, Phil Sharpley, Paul Clark, David Radel, Gary Sreele, Mac Goode FRONT ROW: Lori Rosebrock, Liz Whire, Mary Lohman, Courrney Spudic, Rurh Roerreger, Marsha Maroney, Donia Morris Golden Singers 87 Almosr ' Anything Goes ' for cost Whar do o gongsrer, on evongelisr turned nighrclub singer, and a hopeless romonric hove in common? Why rhe Golden Singers musical producrion of Anything Goes! Long hours of rehearsal and several sore rhroars helped ro form an energeric musical exrravagonza. Mrs. Lucinda Paul (Music Deparrmenr Head) direcred rhe annual producrion wirh rhe help of Mrs Doris Young, Mrs. Donna Hoddox and Mrs. Elaine Fire. Casr members quickly learned rhar purring rogerher a musical demanded much rime and energy from everyone. Anything Goes rakes place on board a cruise ship colled rhe 5.5. American rhar is soiling from New York ro England. Billy Crocker (Jeff Moddox) is on rhe ship ro see his boss off and suddenly runs inro a friend he mer ar a parry, Hope Harcourr (Liz Whire). Upon seeing Hope, Billy realizes how fond he is of her bur learns rhar she is soiling wirh her fiancee, Sir Evelyn Oakleigh (Phillip Sharpley) ro be married in England. This infuriares Billy so much rhar he decides ro srow away and break up rhe marriage. Meanwhile, on board is anorher friend of Billy ' s, Reno Sweeney (Marsha Maroney) o famous nighrclub singer, ond her four angels. She agrees ro seduce Sir Evelyn so rhar Billy can be alone wirh Hope. While rhe romance blossoms, crime appears. Moonface Marrin (Andrew Ausrin) a nor-so- successful gangsrer and his gun moll Bonnie (Lisa Cooreman) are hiding our from rhe police aboard rhe ship. Bur as do mosr musicals, evil meers good, love ends in marriage and rhe show ends in a song. PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER THOIRTEEN . . . Hiding from rhe police, Moonfoce Morrin (Andrew Ausrin) and his gun moll Donnie (Lisa Cooreman) sneak on board FRIENDSHIP ... All sracked up ofrer a musical number, Moonface (Andrew Ausrin), P eno Sweeney (Marsha Maroney) and Billy Crocker (Jeff Maddox) end wirh a final pose SIMON SAYS ... As rhe casr learns a new srep for rhe dance rourine, Mrs. Lucinda Paul demonsrrares how ir should be done. MOONLIGHT MATES ... On deck in rhe moonlighr, Billy Crocker (Jeff Maddox) and Hope Harcourr (Liz Whire) express rheir feelings for each orher fe Tuning Up i . 1 I i ■ M ' 88 Musical WHO IS HE? . . . Relucronrly, Mrs. Horcourr (Courtney Spudic), Sir Evelyn (Phil Shorpley) and Hope (Liz Whire) converse wirh Moonface Morrln (Andrew Ausnn) COUPLE OF CONVERTS . . . Afrer boarding, rhe reporrer (Ann Cox) inrerviews rhe bishop (Doron Horr) and his Chinese friends (Doug Miller and Avrom Robin). Musical 89 VOICES RAISED IN SONG . . . Members of rhe ninrh hour Boys ' Ensemble harmonize under rhe insrrucrion of Mrs. Lucindo Paul. CRESCENDOS-FRONT ROW: Shannon Harvey, Caroline Mahoney, Judl Clemmons, Laura Lacy, Tara Jocfeon, Dianne Link. SECOND ROW Carol Deymer, Amber Riddle, Jenny Love, Dawn Cooreman, Regina Sanders, Denise Bowling BACK ROW: Melynda Horr, Srocey De Bruler, Heorher Marrhews, Reedlyn Bryanr, Peggy Calkins, Mimi Garens, Jena Lowson Tuning Up 90 Choirs Choirs find ' key ' to success Spir our your gum. Srand up srraighr and rake your hands our of your pockets. If you ever wanr ro sing well, you ' d berrer learn rhis now! 1 These commands became common ro rhe ears of Rippleaires, Girls ' Ensemble (Crescendos), and Boys ' Ensemble. These groups were choirs which consisred of rhose preparing for Golden Singers and Golden Singers wirh extra periods. Mrs. Elaine Fire insrrucred rhe Rippleaires and Girls ' Ensemble while rhe CONFIDENTIALLY . . . Pausing momentarily, Mrs. Lucinda Paul, Music Deparrmenr head, and Mrs. Elaine Fire confer before rhe school day begins. Boys ' Ensemble was raughr by Mrs. Lucinda Paul. Members of rhese choirs gained much experience rhis pasr year by making several visirs ro nursing homes in order ro prepare rhemselves for performances. The rradirion of singing on rhe Circle was withheld as all rhree choirs joined in seasonal songs. Orher performances included both a Christmas and Spring Festival. Mrs. Elaine Fire began her first year in Broad Ripple High School ' s Music department due ro Mr. Gene Posron ' s leave of absence. Born in Brooklyn, she formerly raughr ar Manual High School, Indianapolis. Mrs. Fire commenred, I hope to have helped maintain rhe gualiry and reputation of Brood Ripp le ' s Music Deparrmenr. BOYS ENSEMBLE-FRONT ROW: Kern Colberr, J A Lacy, Doug Jones, Kennerh Dixon, Mike Garrerr. BACK ROW: Nick Low, Brian Bill, Parrick Wisdom, Oars Don void, Scorr Srevens, Mike Law. TIRED TRIO . . . Singing rehearsals became common occurrences for srudenrs Missy Boyd, and Marcia Moon . RIPPLEAIRES-BACK ROW: Carolyn Fosrer, Lisa Lockwood, Lisa Cooreman, Anirra Hayden, Sally Roerrger, Sandy Miller. SECOND ROW Marcia Moon, Kim Pough, Kelly Wilson, Sarah Roll, Marsha Taylor. FRONT ROW Vicky Osborne, Shelly Beyl, Missy Boyd, Denise Adorns, Maya Rorh. Choirs 91 Brood Ripple ' s musicians march inro new decade Our of rhe cold, windy day marched rhe new orange and black uniforms of rhe Droad Ripple High School Marching Band. They marched rhe srreers of downrown Indianapolis in rhe Vereran ' s Day Parade November 11, and wirh rhe ralenr of Greg Jones, rhe drum major, and rhe combined efforrs of all rhe band, rhe parade was a succcess. During rhe 1980-81 year, rhe Insrrumenral Music Deparrmenr was very acrive. Members of rhe band, Denise Bowling, Sharon Jacl-son, Deborah Moore, Brad Handy, William Myers, Bryan Bourne, Kennerh Dixon, Darryl Hale, Anrhony Chapman, Fenron McKellor and Damon Harringron, played in rhe musical Anyrhing Goes rhis fall. In rhe spring, rhe Jazz Band performed wirh local singing groups afrer school in rhe cafereria where refreshmenrs were served. On December 17, rhe band and Jazz Band played for rhe Chrisrmas program. The Jazz Band also played for rhe firsr rime ar rhe baskerball games rhis year. The Insrrumenral Music Deparrmenr sold candles wirh Cheryl Bellinger breaking a school record of sales. The 1980-81 year proved eventful and prosperous for rhe band. Marching rhrough rhe year, rhe band srepped up in experience. LEFT . . RIGHT . . LEFT . . Members of rhe Droad Ripple High School Marching Band, led by Mr Rudolph Finnell, are preparing ro march in rhe Vereran ' s Day Parade in downrown Indianapolis. PW ' i ' m t U i 1 i ■■■■ ■ • ! 1 i- • 5 jol _  ' • I I 5 9 1 H w ■ Ji ! I £ ? 1.4 |8| i hJ fife JW hR% ' jv iip u lilt 1 5 jL 1 M i .J 1 j r  . - j 3 ) BL w, i • m f pf • ' BAND-BACK ROW: Greg Jones, Mr Rudolph Finnell, Travis Keed, Dovid Edmonds, Trevor Murray, Damon Harringron, Darryl Divens, Terrance Crumpron, Darryl Hale THIRD ROW LaWonna Anderson, Kennerh Dixon, Victor Garrerr, Dryan Bourne, Theodore Keenon, Timorhy Jell s, Sracey Radford, Roberr Medaris, Charles Felrner, William Myers SECOND ROW: Yalondo Allen, Deborah Moore, Mengail Winn, James Schuck, Kandro Jones, Crysral Myers, Leo Grubbs, Paul Ramsey, Michael Bowling, Bobby Kelly FIRST ROW Tanyo Pugh, Sharon Jackson, Denise Bowling, Sandra Sherord, Cheryl Bellinger, April Davidson, Derrick Wells. JAZZ BAND- BACK ROW: Tim Jaclsson, Fenron McKellor, Belinda Taylor, William Myers, Brad Handy. THIRD ROW: Michael Hollman, Darryl Hale, Mr. Rudolph Finnell, LaWanna Anderson, Kennerh Dixon, Darryl Bivens, Daron Harr, Bryan Borne. SECOND ROW: Sandy Pugh, Edword Blain, Michael Bowling, Greg Jones, Bobby Kelly. FIRST ROW: Ronald Messer, Anrhony Chapman, Domon Harringron ' ' ' ■■ • , -,. ' ■- - STEPPIN ' IN STYLE . . . Members of Broad Ripple ' s band march proudly ro rhe bear of rhe school song as rhey parode down rhe srreers of downrown. ORCHESTRA-Rudolph Finnell, John Smirh, Keewanna Brooks, Vivian Edwards, Susan Glunr, Shanny Brooks, Tuyer Vu. Ploying Up Orchesrro 90 Brood Ripple activities summon high spirits Five ... six ... seven . . . eighr, said Monica Dryanr os she led rhe Mqjorerres in rheir routine The Mojorerres rhis year creored all rheir rourines which rhey performed or gomes They also raised money by holding sharing parries. Sending girls ro Smirh-Woldridge summer Training camp in Syracuse, Indiana, and recruiring eighrh grade girls as Mojorerres for rheir freshmen year, were some of Mr Rudolph Finnell ' s, rhe mojorerres ' sponsor ' s, plans. The Pom-Pon girls, sponsored by Mrs. Ellen Dallinger and Mrs. Pernello Burns, performed or half rime during home gomes. Carolyn Mahoney explained, Pracrices ore really hard and riring, bur when you ger our rhere on rhe floor, ir ' s all worrh ir. Dy selling block and orange derbies for $2.00 each, rhey raised money ro finance rhe acriviries. In oddirion o rhe Mojorerres and Pom-Pon girls, rhe Pep Club added ro rhe gomes. Their orange swear shirrs and spirired cheers helped supporr Ripple ' s ream. WAVING IN THE WIND . . . Flogs fly in rhe breeze as members of Ripple ' s Flog Corps morch in rhe Veteran ' s Day Parade on November 11. KNEES UP! HEAD STRAIGHT! . . . Mqjorerre Parsy Dnscoe lool s proud os she marches ar rhe Vereran ' s Day Parade in downrown Indianapolis. PEP CLUD-DACK ROW: Angelo Jones, Tongela Sanders, Caron Whirfield, Trocee Ranelin, Deborah Horr, Rene Arnold, Jackie Horron, Tommy Johnson, Monica Dryanr, FOURTH ROW Louriro Shields, Sharon Dill, Teresa Armsrrong, Jon Morris, Yverre Deberry, Andrea Shields, Maria Wrighr, Paula Fosrer, Morgie Drown, Evelyn Sanders THIRD ROW Anirro Hoyden, Susan Richardson, Kelli Harper, Marilyn Nolan, Joyce Williams, Melanie Dibbs, Cherire Williams, Tanyo Pugh, Gina Hosrings, Ms Gonrner SECOND ROW Vivian Cook, Shelly Williams, Melmda Leoflore, Shenni Wrighr, Jackie Tandever, Marilyn Smirh, Tino Hill, Riro Doyd FRONT ROW Tony Cushenberry, John Woods. Vmcenr Dibbs, Dnone Reed, Adrian Cushenberry, Marc McQueen, Chris Murphy 94 Mojorerres, Pom-Pon, Pep Club MAJORETTES-Eloise Finnell, Porsy Driscoe, Evelyn Henry, Deborah McGrow, Susan Glunr, Monica Dryanr, Kim Paugh, Barbara Trammer POM-PON HUDDLE . . . Pom-pon girls plan a srraregy of spirir for rheir nexr rourine in rhe Vereran ' s Day Parade POM-PON-DACK ROW: Jan Morris, Carolyn Mahoney, Sherry Phillips, Anna Dennerr, Kormen Lolla. SECOND ROW: Marra Redd, Tonya Shorr, Dawn Rasdall, Crysral Miller, Deborah Young, Kim Johnson FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pernello Burns, Chormel Warren, Judi Clemmons, Carlo Lorrie, Marjory Germany, Andrea Aldndge, Lynda Davis. Stepping Up Majorerres, Pom-Pon, Pep Club 95 JROTC sreps higher, with pride Twirling guns in rhe air, presenring rhe colors before baskerball gomes ond performing during holfrime were only a few of rhe ocriviries Ripple ' s JROTC porncipored in rhis year. Coordination and creariviry were key words for rhe coders as rhey each received a rasre of Army life. Over 145 srudenrs were enrolled in JROTC squads such as rhe boys ' and girls ' drill reams. Choreographed rourines, creared by each ream were performed during comperirion againsr orher schools. The boys drill ream had an impressive vicrory when rhey earned a second RIFLE TEAM-DACK ROW Trocey Simmons, William Knapp. John Reed, John Lowry FRONT ROW Jessica Dowland, Janice Hayes, William Wallace GIRLS DRILL TEAM-DACK ROW Andea Williams FOURTH ROW Kris Ford, Eugina Shaw, Tara Oqumn THIRD ROW: Janer Wesr, Dessie Hawkins, Tammy Johnson, Renee Arnold SECOND ROW Jackqulme Garrerr, Parnce Osborner, Ronnerra Gonr. FRONT ROW: Lisa Dradley, Cynrhio Marshall place in rheir firsr meer. The rifle ream also compered in several shoonng marches during rhese meers. Sergeanr Major Ferguson srared rhor rhe JROTC was a rremendous success and had grown overwhelmingly. Alrhough JROTC appeared rou gh ar rimes, ir allowed srudenrs inreresred in pursuing a miliro career ro parricipare in Army ocriviries. Each srudenr experienced various rypes of milirary acrion which srresses self-discipline and funcrioning as a unir. PIN UPS . . .During class, Jackquline Garrerr and Shenda Smirh decorore rhe bullerine board DOYS DRILL TEAM-DACK ROW Sinclair Bullock, R David Plummer, Terence Plummer, Rollo Harris, Derrick Dradley, Keirh Savage, John Collahan, Alberr McFarland FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Williamson, Vicror McNeal mwmm Toughening Up 96 JROTC BATALLION STAFF-DACK ROW: Karen Ligon, Kennard Marhews, Linda Harvey SECOND ROW: Andi Johnson, Victor McNeal, Eugino Shaw FRONT ROW: Tammi Williams, Lisa Bradley COLOR GUARD:Sherida Smirh, Earnest Procror, Dee-Dee Saluppo, Arthur Whaley, David Tuggle, Leslie Loy. INFO CENTER . . . Keeping the board up to date, Rollo Harris and Dee-Dee Saluppo rack on a current Army leafier. HUT. TWO THREE, FOUR . . . Marching downtown in the Veteran ' s Day Parade, the JROTC squad displays Rippie with pride. I JROTC 97 r THE GANGS ALL HERE . . . Amid snacks and clurrer, Edirors Suson Appel, Marsha Maroney, Derh Hill, Donia Morns and Mrs Julie VanUrr finish checking spreads QUILL AND SCROLL-DACK ROW Tom Doiley, Darryl Hamm, Tim Johnson FRONT ROW: Susan Appel, Marsha Maroney, Derh Hill. WHAT AM I DOING HERE? ... A frusrrared and forigued Denise Adams displays rhe agirarion and desperation experienced by mony sraffers ar a deadline YEARBOOK STAFF-BACK ROW: Lisa Cooremon, Dawn Cooremon, Doug Miller, Tim Johnson, Joe Gondolf, Richard Hazel, Maurice Womack, Jeffery Perkins, Ric Dorsey, Elizabeth Grimes, Jenny Mofforr, Peggy Calkins, J. A. Locy, Drerr Sommers, Melanie Hubbard. SECOND ROW Mimi Garens, Chrisrina Asbery, Heidi Fledderjohn, Derh Hill, Rhondo Goldsberry, Michael Johnson, Solly Roerrger, Marsha Maroney, Susan Appel, Dania Morris, Sandy Miller, Maya Rorh. FRONT ROW: Suson Showalrer, Kelli Mahurin, Tara Jackson, Denise Adorns, Missy Doyd, Derh Dornsrein, Sreve Dodger, Laurel Klapper, Janice Hayes, Poula Hordy, Jenni Digham Printing Up Staffers strive for more contemporary yearbook John Doe frantically deparred from a rhrong of unappreciarive fellow srudenrs, discouraged bur luckily srill olive. For days rhis Ripplire had fearlessly arrempred ro sell his disrriburion of Far Freddies. And why? For yearbook, of course! Due ro a 12 percenr increase rhis yeor, sroffers experimenred wirh several money-raising projecrs. Cirrus sales were berrer received and more profirable rhan Far Freddies. Yearbook is a half-credir course recommended ro dedicared workers and or aspiring reporrers. There were 60 srudenrs involved in publicorions rhis year. This number included freshmen Through senior yearbook, phorography and newspaper sraff members. Lasr year, Droad Ripple ' s yearbook was one of few yearbook rhroughour rhe counrry ro receive rhe Narional Scholasric Press Associarion All-American Five Srar Award. This year ' s edirors mainrained rhe basic sryle of rhe 1980 Riparian, while rhey arrempred ro produce a more conremporary book. Lasr summer, seniors Marsha Maroney, head ediror, and Dania Morris, phorography ediror, arrended a rwo- week worl-shop ar Indiana Universiry, where rhey planned rhe 1981 Riparian. Copy Ediror Susan Appel, Deadline Ediror Derh Hill and Layour Ediror Tim Johnson arrended a one-week workshop wirh sraffers Lisa Cooreman and Doug Miller ar Call Srare Universiry, where each parricipared in classes in his own inreresr area. For rhe pasr four years, Mrs. Julie Van Urr has been faculry adviser ro rhe yearbook. This year Mrs. Van Urr sponsored all Ripple publicorions and arrempred ro combine newspaper and yearbook sroffers ' skills for borh rhe yearbook and newspaper. During rhe second six weeks grading period, Mrs. Van Urr ' s srudenr reacher, Miss Susan Clark, rook an acrive role in aiding borh yearbook and newspaper sraffs. According ro Mrs. V, rhe yearbook is mainly a srudenr projecr. I rry ro keep a low profile in decision-making. For rhe firsr rime rhis year, Mrs. Van Urr also sponsored Quill and Scroll. Rerurning members of rhis narionol honorary sociery were Susan Appel, Tom Dailey, Darryl Hamm, Derh Hill, Presidenr Tim Johnson and Marsha Maroney. Homecoming king and queen condidares were Tom Dailey and Michele Salyers. In order ro acquire membership in rhis club, one musr hove been on acrive conrriburor ro rhe publicorions and have rhe sponsor ' s and incumbenr members ' approval. Due ro many people ' s eligibility, rhe club held mid-year inducrion. Mrs. Von Urr said rhar rhis year was used as a building and hopefully beneficial year for irs members. 40 WINKS . . . Wirh pen srill in hand, Clars Donvold dozes during a lore deadline nighr. , New look gives paper new life Where is my T-square? Who rook my inrerview nores? How is rhis going ro ger done on rime? These quesrions were franrically shoured as deadline rimes for rhe Riparian newspaper drew near. This year rhe Riparian newspaper received a new adviser, Mrs. Julie Van Urr. Mrs. Van Urr acquired rhe job as adviser for rhe newspaper from Mrs. Olivia Jackson, who mainrained rhe job for rhree years. The Riparian newspaper, which rhe sraff published rri- weekly, made some drasric changes and rook on a new look rhis year. The paper covered a wide variery of subjecr marerial, wirh sraff ers reporring on rhe scenes of all of rhe curricular, enrerrainmenr and sporrs acriviries or Droad Ripple. In addirion ro currenr school acriviries, rhe sraffers covered local and ciry-wide evenrs of inreresr. This year ' s newspaper, alrhough hindered by lock of experience, esrablished a new image rhrough rhe help of a new adviser and dedicared sraff members and edirors. NAMES IN LIGHTS . . . Purring rogerher a newspaper pasre-up on rhe lighrboord are Co- Ediror Tom Doiley and Srudenr Teacher Miss Susan Clark After rhis srep, rhe paper wenr on ro rhe prinrer NEWSPAPER STAFF-BACK ROW: Cheryl Dellinger, Liz Grimes, Keirh Henderson, Paul Clark, Ric Dorsey, Doug Miller, Maya Rorh, Darryl Hamm, Kevin Srevens, Teresa Armsrrong FRONT ROW: Mike Johnson, Sreve Dodger, Allen Johnson. . ; Pasting Up t i 100 Newspaper PHOTO DUG . . . During rhar hecric rime colled deadline , Photography Ediror Danio Morris sreadily worte on printing pictures. SITTING DOWN ON THE JOB ... While trying rol make himself comforrable, Co-Ediror Darryl Homm f does rhe redious job of correcting an article for rhe paper. ' ' bl V wm  ft s n PHOTO STAFF-BACK ROW: Derh Hill, Maurice Wornack. SECOND ROW: Tom Dailey, Paul Clark, David Engelking, Lisa Cooremon, Drerr Sommers. FRONT ROW: Mike Johnson, Sandy Miller, Dania Morris. THE FINISHED PRODUCT ... A completed Riparian newspaper is examined by Fearure Ediror Karen LaRue for any posr-prinring errors which could be eliminated from furure copies. Sonro retires when cupid mokes debur or donee Red and green changed ro red and whire, poinserros ro roses, bells ro heorrs, os Cupid drew bock his arrow and aimed ir ar unsuspecring Ripplires. The annual Chrisrmas Donee hod been replaced wirh a Volenrine ' s Day Turnabour Donee. Trodirionolly, Key Club sponsored a Chrisrmas dance, bur rhis year rhey organized a sweerhearr dance instead Srudenrs dressed up in rheir brighr dorhing ro arrend rhis semi-formal occasion. Every year rhe members of rhe Key Club parricipare in a projecr ro help beaurify rhe school. In rhe spring, members gor rogerher and planred flowers ro improve rhe exrerior appearance of Drood Ripple High School. In oddirion ro brighrening up rhe ourside, Key Club parricipared in scrubbing graffiri off of walls and desks. ' This, hopefully, ser a good example for other students to keep our school in rip-top shape, said sponsor of Key Club Mr. Dan Gallagher. Freshman were especially thankful to Orange Aid members for providing a DANCING IN THE MOONLIGHT. . .Swaying ro rhe melody of rhe music, Dorrel Divens and Sharon Harcher boogie down or rhe Key Club Sweerhearr Dance ORANGE AID-BACK ROW: Merigail Winn, Yverre Perry, Ellzaberh Grimes, Parry Briscoe. FRONT ROW Corlorro Arrhur, Porsy Briscoe, Denise Wynn, Lisa Dawson. rea that helped orienr rhem and prepare rhem for rhe following four years. Members rook freshmen on school rours and ro rhe locarions of rheir classes. Orange Aid ' s service exrended ourside of rhe school also. Collecring canned goods during rhe Chrisrmas season and disrriburing rhem to needy families was o fulfilling project for Orange Aid. Narional Honor Sociery consisrs of sophomore, junior and senior srudenrs wirh a superior grade-poinr overage. For Thanksgiving, rhe club provided two needy families wirh a rurkey. Also rhe club had a canned food drive rhor was beneficial ro many needy families. Many of rhe students at Droad Ripple rhrived on social acriviries. Orange Aid, Narional Honor Sociery and Key Club provided a way for students to work wirh and meet other people. A I 102 Service Clubs I KEY CLUD-DACK ROW: Dersy Wiley, Dawn Wells, Jeffery Jackson, Tiffany Lach, Dianne Link, Alan Johnson, Denise Adams. SECOND ROW: Heidi Fledderjohn, Mary Derh Dlome, Peggy Calkins, Elizabeth Grimes, Tara Jaclsson, Jennifer Moffarr, Mimi Garens, Lea Grubbs, Susan Appel. FRONT ROW: Lisa Cooreman, Marsha Maroney, Tim Johnson, Brian Dill, Cris Barnharr. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-BACK ROW Wayne Mahurin, Keirh Reed, Ric Dorsey, Eiizaberh Grimes, Ann Cox, Marcellus Thompson, Jerry Burris, Sandy Sherord, Tim Grimes, Cris Murry, William Mays, Larry Monger THRID ROW: Tim Johnson, Perer Ramsey, Mary James, Rurh Roerrer, Berh Hill, James Schuck, Veronica Maxwell, Lynn Dishman, Kim Hood, Vicky Rose SECOND ROW: Dania Morris, Susan Appel, Marsha Maroney, Michael Lazer, Yverre Perry, Carlo Lorrie, Debbie Reed, Merigail Winn, Tammy Lowe, Kim Johnson. FRONT ROW: Carlorra Arrhur, Donno Smirh, Vanessa Cullens, Tracy Ross. Serving Up. Service Clubs 103 DRCSSIMG ' i Srudenrs shot by eager phorogs - . The phorographer slowly focused rhe lens Keeping a keen eye on his subjecr. His sweory, nervous fingers were seconds owoy from clicking rhe shurrer when o shrill scream filled rhe air. No, no! My hoir is on absolure mess! shoured o franric girl, desperately rrying ro avoid being caughr by rhe trigger happy shurrer bug Alrhough on rhe surface mosr people didn ' r seem ro wanr ro hove rheir picrures raken, deep down rhey couldn ' r resisr flashing a smile when a camera rurned rheir way A few people, thinking rhey were raking rheir firsr srep ro becoming a model, found Themselves looking for a camera insread of hiding from one Orhers rried ro appear nonchalanr while cracking a smile or rhe same rime. When a camera appeared in rhe vicinity, making funny faces and acting weird was a favorire of many guys, while females resorted ro evasive tactics Strangely enough, rhose same females reappeared five minures later, after brushing rheir hair counrless rimes, fixing rheir make-up and making sure rheir clorhes were perfecr, shouring, Please take my picture! Dy rhen rhe phorographer was long gone. No marrer how people reacted ro rhe camera, an alerr phorographer almost always caught them in an embarassing pose. Nevertheless, some still grappled for rhe opportunity ro have the mosr page numbers by rheir names in rhe index, therefore rhe most shots. CAMERA SHY . . . Two relucronr subjects, Mary MELODRAMATIC MODEL . . . During an James and Lon Rosebrock, shield themselves from ofrernoon of fun and photography or Holcomb an aspiring shurterbug Gardens, Sandy Miller demonsrrares a flamboyant pose b M| I fii 104 Album MILES OF SMILES . . . After o victorious foorboll game, three bond members, Robert Modons, Dorryl Divens and Dorryl Hole eagerly say cheese ' GRIMY GRINNING . . . Four new Golden Singers Mac Goode, Hunr Waycorr, Drerr Dommers and Mark Dorsey are caughr by surprise afrer a food fighr at rhe annual initiation picnic. IMP ' . V Frisbees fly into sports world Ir ' s q bird! Ir ' s a plane! N o, ir ' s a frisbee 1 Frisbees ore fcsr becoming one of Ameri co ' s fovorire posr rimes. Porr of rheir large success is due ro rhe facr rhar rhey ore o roy rhar all ages con enjoy and rhey are inexpensive There are many differen r games you con play wirh rhem from a basic one colled Keepaway ro a more difficulr ore called Gurs. Gurs is a game in which one ream rhrows a frisbee in excess of 40 m ph. ro anorher reom 14 merers away. Poinrs ore scored by wild rhrows or bad carches Frisbees have raken over orher sporrs roo; ir is nor unusual ro see someone play ing frisbee golf, frisbee foorball, or frisbee 500 rhese days For every frisbee game rhere is a differenr frisbee There ore fris bees for disronce such as rhe Masrer , frisbees for conrrol, such os rhe World class °7g , and rhere are frisbees every- where in berween. Frisbee mania has cerrainly hir rhe USA os rhere ore clubs jusr for frisbee rhrowers ond professional frisbee rhrowers who compere around rhe counrry. There are also Frisbee Norional Championships held yearly Wirh all rhe kinds of frisbees and games ro play, everyone from Junior ro Grandpa, and even rhe dog, can enjoy rhe sporr of frisbees. •JULIE ALUMS: OEA 3 4, French Club 3, Pep Club 3. Arr Solon KENNETH ARMSTRONG: Legion of Honor 1 4, RCA Mmonry Engineering 3, Yearbook 3. Intramural Daskerball 2, Arr Solon 2 4 •CARLOTTA ARTHUR: Valedicronan, Legion of Merit 1 4, Legion of Honor 2 4, French Club 1 4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Orange Aid 1 4, NHS 2 4, Renssalaer Medal 3, Alrrusa Award 3, Dausch 6 Lomb Award 4, Nar ' l Merit G Nar ' l Achievement Semi Finalist. Girls Srate 3 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Arr Salon 14 LAJOYCE AUSTIN. •KATHY AVANT TAMMY BACON THOMAS BAILEY: Legion of Merit 1-4, Newspaper 1-2, 4, Ediror 2, 4, Yearbook 2-3, French Club 1-2, Treasurer 2, JHS 1-2, President 2, Golden Singers 2-4, Madrigals 3-4, Clef Club 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Homecoming King Candidate 4, First Place Srate Solo Contest ANDRE BAIRD: Dasketboll 1, Intramural Daskerball 2-4, Arr Club 2, Wrestling 1, Track 1, Inrramural Foorball 4, Chess Club 4 •CALLIE BAIRD: Pom Pon 2 3, Cheerleading 4, Junior Cabinet Vice Presidenr, Senior Cabinet, Student Council 3, Latin Club 3 4, Homecoming Queen Finalist, Dond 1 2, Ripples 2 4, Masque and Mime 2, Legion of Merit 2 4, Legion of Honor 3-4 •NIVES BAKIC: Yugoslavia 13, AFS Student 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4 ' PATRICE BARNETT ' MELISSA BENNETT •ANTHONY BLEDSOE BRIAN BOURNE ' LISA BRADLEY GAIL BREEDLOVE: Cheerleader 1 2, Ripples 1 4. Rippleoires 2 3, Golden Singers 4, Musical 4, Masque and Mime 1, Make Up Crew 1 3, Legion of Merit 1 2 106 Seniors ♦LARRY DROWN JERRY DURRIS: NHS 2 4, Legion of Honor 1-4, Legion of Merir 1-4, Cenrer for Leodership 4, Senior Closs Pres., Junior Closs Treosurer, Sophomore Closs Treasurer, Freshman Closs Treasurer, Varsiry Daseball 0-4, Srudenr Council 2-4, Homecoming King Finalisr 4, Dand 1-0 ♦TERRY DURRIS CRICKETT DUSHONG: Legion of Honor 2, Spanish Club 2-4, Vice Presidenr 0, Homecoming Queen Candidare 4 ♦CHERYL DUSSELL SHERRY CAMPDELL ♦STEPHANIE CHAPMAN ERIC CHEATHAM ♦TINA CHERRY: Zionsivlle H.S 1-0, Track 10, Wresrlerres 1 2, Doosrer Block 12, IOL 4 ♦PAUL CLARK: Legion of Merir 0, Legion of Honor 1, Yearbook 1 4, Srudenr Council 0-4, Phoro Sraff 1-4, Golden Singers 0-4, Madrigals 4, Swing Choir 4, Thespians 4, Clef Club 2-4, One Acrs 4, Musical 4, Ripples 2, Rockeraires 1-2 ♦WADE COLEMAN ♦DEITRA COLLINS ♦LAURA COMPTON ♦VIVIAN COOK: Srudenr Council 1, Pep Club 1, 3 4, Presidenr 4, FHA 4, Drill Team 1-2, Homecoming Queen 4, Legion of Merir 0, Messenger ♦RODIN COX JILL CRAWFORD ♦VANESSA CULLENS: NHS 0-4, Secretary 4, Majorerre 2 0, Caprain 0, Legion of Merir 1-4, Legion of Honor 1-4, French Club 1, ICU Philosophy Srudenr, Ripples 1-4, Senior Class Treasurer, Marh Conresr 1, 4, Cenrer of Leadership Developmenr 4 ♦DRENDA CUNNINGHAM ♦TAMI CUNNINGHAM ♦ANTONIO CUSHENDERRY: Homecoming King 4, Legion of Merir 1-2, Legion of Honor 1-0, Foorball 2 4, Caprain 4, Iron Man Award, MVP Runnmgback, Larm Club, Senior Cabiner, Track 1-4, Lerrerman ' s Club KYM DANIELS: Pep Club 1-4, Debare Club 0, French Club 2 0, Spanish CluO 1 2, Larm Club 0, Flag Girl, Homecoming Queen Finalisr, Golden Singers, Concert Club, Swing Choir, Musical 0, Ripples 0, Block Awareness ♦JACQUELINE DAVIS ♦JAMES DAVIS LYNDA DAVIS: Pompon, German Club, Science Club Seniors 107 •STACYE DAVIS: Pep Club 1. Lorin Club 3, Dig Sister 1-2, COE 4. DEA 4, Who ' s who among America ' s high school srudenrs 4, Junior Achievement 14 STEVEN DAVIS ' LISA DORSCHELLE DAWSON: Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Cabinet, Student Council 1-3, Legion of Merit 1-3, Legion of Honor 1-3, Oronge Aid 1-4, Pom-Pom 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Pep Club 1-4, Service Learning 4, IOL 4 •KENNETH DICKERSON: ROTC Rifle Team 13, Drill Team 1-3, Honor Guard 1-3, Homecoming King Candidote 4, Wresrling 1, Track 1, Student Council 3 •MELVIN DISHMON RICHARD DORSEY: Legion of Honor 1-4, Legion of Merit 2-4, Notional Honor Society 3-4, Drain Gome 3-4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Thespian Play 2-4, One Acts 3 4, Director 3, Ripples 1-3, Director 3-4, , Masque b Mime 2-4, Thespians 2-4, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 4, Humanities 3-4, French Club 2-3, Art Club 1-2, ODRC 3-4, Golden Singers 4, Swing Choir 4, Service Learning 3, Marion Math Day 1-3 KING DUKE ' SYLVESTER DUNN •BRIAN EVANS: Spanish Club 1-2, Intramural Football 4 TINA EVANS: Student Council, Dond, Legion of Honor 12, Legion of Merit 1 CHRIS FOLEY STACY FORD: Not ' I Honor Society, Legion of Honor 1-4, COE, Ripple Roundup 1-2. •DELISA FRIERSON: Art Club 4, Legion of Merit 1 •JACQUELINE GARRETT LISA GERARD •MARJORIE GERMANY: Pom Pon 4, Flag Twirler 3, Pep Club 2 4, OEA 3-4, Orange Aid 3. i Srop sign stallers strike again Arrhur honked his cor horn furiously in order ro inform Joe Cool who was combing his hair in rhe cor in fronr of him rhor rhe lighr was green. Arrhur began ro rhink abour rhe many rimes he had missed or been delayed ar a rraffic lighr by rhe male or female species, looking in rhe mirror, rrying ro make rhemselves more arrracrive, which was rhe goal Joe Cool had been rrying ro achieve. Arrhur could srill envision Joe sirring ar rhe sroplighr, looking in rhe mirror, combing his hair back unril he nodded in approval Nexr he saw a woman driving by seeming ro be ralking ro herself, excepr she was moving her lips in rime ro rhe song on Arrhur ' s radio srarion. Afrer rhis encounrer, Arrhur decided rhar he was safer in rhe comforr of his own home, so he rurned his car around for rhe ride home. A few minures larer, sropped ar yer onorher sroplighr, Arrhur found a girl abour his age sraring and smiling ar him from rhe car nexr ro him. Before he gave ir anorher rhoughr, Arrhur honked his horn, screeched his rires and sped off down rhe srreer, sropping only once ar a srop sign ro look in rhe mirror, smile and comb his hair unril he nodded in approval. 108 Seniors •CHERYL GOLDSTEIN: Ripples 1 2, Cheerleoding 1 4, Coproin 4, Jamboree Queen 4, Spanish Club 3, Legion of Menr 14, rock, Cross Counrry 1 2 DAVID GRAVES TIMOTHY GRIMES: Nar I Honor Sociery 0-4, Legion of Merir 1-4, Lorin Club 1-4 Science Club 2, Chess Club 12, Doys Stare 4, Varsiry Wrestling 4 MICHAEL GUNNELL Daskerball 1-4, Srare Champions 3, Varsiry Baseball, Varsiry Foorboll, Cabinet 2-4, Legion of Honor 2-4, Legion of Merir 1-4, Daskerball Most Promising Player 1980. ♦DARRYL HALE: Jazz Dand 14, Dand 4, Orchestra 1-4, Legion of Merir, Legion of Honor, Ripples, Thespian Play, One Acts H ARRYL HALE: Letterman Club 2, Larin Club, King Candidare 3, Varsiry Foorboll 2-4, Freshman Foorball, Varsiry Track 2-4, Legion of Honor 1-4, Legion of Merir 2- 3, Srudenr Council, Dand 1-2 JANICE HALL: Track 1, Legion of Honor 1, Larin Club 2, French Club 3, IOL Club 4 ♦MARY HAMLETT ♦DARRYL HAMM: Legion of Merir 1-4, Legion of Honor 1-4, Newspaper 3-4, Ediror 4, Outstanding Male Student 2-3, Humanities 3-4, Lilly Leadership 3-4, Ripples 3-4, Quill 6 Scroll 3-4, French Club 2- 4, Homecoming Candidare 3-4, Marion Marh Conresr 2 DRAD HANDY MICHAEL HANSON: Monrerey H.S. 1-3, Speech Team 2-4, NFL Disrricr Comperiror, Degree of Disrincrion, 1sr place Indpls. Rotary Club Oratorical Conresr, Debare 2-4, One Acts 4, Masque Mime 4, Spanish Club 4, Art Club 4, Humaniries Road Show and Council 4 ♦DAMON HARRINGTON: A Dand 3 4, Jazz Dand 3-4, Inrramural Foorball 4, Daskerball 3-4, ♦CHRISTOPHER HART DARRON HART DEBORAH HART LINDA HARVEY: Legion of Honor 1, Legion of Merir 2, Girls Drill Team Comm., Drill Team 1-3, ROTC 1-4 ♦SHARON HATCHER ♦ANTHONY HAYES: Student Council 4, Rocketaires 1-2, Legion of Merir 3, Daseman 4 MARTIN HAZEL ANNA HENDERSON ♦CYNTHIA HILL PATTY HILL: Legion of Honor ♦SHARI HIMES: Legion of Merit 14, Legion of Honor 14, Srudenr Council 14, Cabiner member 1 4, Homecoming Queen Candidore, Cheerleader 1 4, Ripples 1 4 SHERRY HINTON Seniors 109 •JOHN HOADE CHERYL HOLIMAN: Srudenr Council 4, DEC A. Legion of Honor, Orange Aid 4 ' PAULA HOLLOW AY: Orange Aid 1, Nor ' l Honor Society 2 4, COE, Homecoming Queen Candidare, Legion of Honor 14 KIM HOOD: Volleyball 3, Nor ' l Honor Sooery 3 4, Pom Pon 3, COE 4, Flog Corps 2, Legion of Honor 3 ♦FRANCES HOWARD: Girls Daskerball 14, FHA Club ' LISA HUBBARD: Masque G Mime 3, DECA 3. Larin Club 3, Senior Cabiner 4 SHARON JACKSON: Legion of Menr 1, Legion of Honor 1, Bond 1-4, Nar ' l Honor Soaery 3-4, OEA 3 4, Roar Commirree, Srudenr Council Alrernare 3, hrramural Judo 4 ' ELIZABETH JACOBS •MARK JAMES STEVE JEFFERS ' VICTORIA JESSUP: FHA 1-4, Larin Club 2-3, COE, Upward Bound 3-4 ' ANDREA JOHNSON: COE 4, Legion of Honor 1-3, Legion Of Merir 1-3, Freshman Cobiner, Soph Cabiner, Junior Cabiner, Track 1-2, ROTC 14, Nar ' l Honor Sociery 4, Pep Club 12, Opp ro Learn Abour Bus 3 •DONNA JOHNSON: Senior Cabiner, FHA, Volleyball 4, Pep Club 3, Ripples 3, Junior Achievemenr 3, Srudenr Council 3 KIM JOHNSON: Legion of Merir 2-4, Legion of Honor 1 4, Pom Pon Club, FHA, Nar ' l Honor Sociery, Ripple Awareness KEITH KENDRICK DOUG KIMBALL: Tennis 3, Inrramural Foorball 4, Arr Club 1-3, Newspaper 3 4, Legion of Merir 1-3 •KIMBERLY KING: Legion of Merir, Pep Club, Rippleaires, Flag Corps SCOTT KNOTTS: Drebeuf 13, Foorball 4, Track 4 SHERRY KOHLEMEYER: Cabiners 1-4, Key Club 1-4, Orange Aid 1-4, Golden Singers 3-4, Legion of Merir 1-4, Track 2-4 Painr Crew 1-2, Ripple ' s 1-4 DAVID LAKE •KAREN LARUE: COEdiror of Newspaper 4, Srudenr Council 4, Roadshow 3, French Club 3, Trad 1. Legion of Menr 3 JENA LAWSON JOE LAWSON LESLIE LEATHERMAN: Brebeuf 1 2, Yearbook, Make-up 110 Seniors Super skiier slips up on slopes Being rhe advenrurous rype, I decided ro brave rhe slopes for rhe firsr rime rhis winrer. The ski brochure hod insisred rhar skiing was fun and eosy ro leorn. Armed wirh rhis and high hopes, I ser off for rhe slopes. Afrer oil, I would rry onyrhing once! The firsr obsrocle was gerring rhe skis on. I hod no rrouble gerring rhe firsr ski on bur rhe second one was harder. Ir is difficulr ro ger a ski on one foor when rhe orher ski has srarred skiing wirhour you. The firsr rhing I learned was how ro ski srraighr ahead down a hill, rhe down. I procriced rhese several rimes unril I had masrered rhem. More difficulr rhings such as sropping and rurning would hove ro wair. I learned quickly rhar gerring down o hill was easier rhan gerring back up ir. I had rwo choices, rrudge up rhe hill side srep or rake rhe lifr. I decided ro be daring and use rhe lifr. Everyrhing was fine unril I hod ro ger off. I had been rold ro jusr slide righr off ir , rhey ended up having ro srop rhe lifr ro ger me off. All in all, my firsr skiing rrip was v enjoyable. I learned how ro use skis, ski poles, and unforrunarely, crurches. fc £ „ , . 1 - Tl r y IV ' ♦CARLOS LEDESMAN TERRY LEGGS KIM LEWIS: Track, Volleyball, Senior Cabiner, Homecoming Queen Candidare, Lerrerman ' s Club 1-4, Junior Achievemenr KAREN LIGON: Drill Team 1-0, FHA 1-2, Srudenr Council 1-2, Pep Club 1-4, Arr Club 1-3, Legion of Honor 1-0. HANNAH LOCKWOOD: Spanish Club 10, French Club 1, Golden Singers 0-4, Musical 2-4, Sophomore Cabiner, Arr Club 2-0, Concerr Club 1- 2, Roadshow GALE LOLLA: Lerrerman ' s Club 0-4, Volleyball 0-4, Track 0-4, Pep Club 1-0, Debare 0, FHA 3-4, Messenger 1-4, Soph. Cabiner, Jr. Cabiner CARLA LOTTIE: Nar ' l Honor Sociery 4, Pompon Club 4, Daskerboll 1-2, Legion of Honor 1-4, Legion of Merir 2-4, Soph. Cabiner, Jr. Cabiner JACKIE LOVE. TAMYRA LOWE: Nar ' l Honor Sociery 2-4, German Club 2-4, Homecoming Queen i Candidare, Masque and Mime 0, Arr Salon 2, Legion of Merir 2-4, Legion of Honor 14 MARY LOY: Pep Club 1, Daskerboll 2-4, Drill Team 1-2 CHRIS MAHONEY ALLAN MAHURIN. KELLI MAHURIN: Masque and Mime 2-4, Ripple ' s 2-0, Legion of Merir MARSHA MARONEY: ODRC 0-4, Thespian Play 2-3, One Acrs 2 0, Musical 3-4, Ripples 2 4, Madrigals 4, Swing Choir 3 4, Golden Singers 3-4, Nor ' l Honor Sociery 3 4, Yearbook 2 4, Ediror 4, Thespians 2- 4, Legion of Honor 3-4, Lilly Leadership .3-4 ♦VICTOR MARTIN: Legion of Merir 1-4, Legion oi Honor 1-4, Foorball 1-4, Wresrling 1-3, Track 2, German Club 2-4, Lerrerman ' s Club 4, Mosque and Mime 2 4, Thespian Ploy 2, Ripple ' s 2-4, Orchesrra 12 JOE MATTHEWS. Seniors 111 •INDIA MAXEY ' VERONICA MAXWELL: Legion of Honor 1-4. Norl Honor Sociery 2 4, Senior Cobiner, Jr. Cobiner, COE 4, OEA 3-4, Arr Solon 23 DONJUAN MCGEE DANNY McCRAY. •TERRI MCGUIRE: DECA 4, Legion of Honor 12, Rippleoires 3 ViaOR MCNEAL MARC MCQUEEN: Legion of Merir 1-4, Freshman Foorboll, Foorboll 2 4, Doseboll 2-4, Key Club 3-4 VINCENT MENDEZ ♦MARK MOELLER JOHN MOORE PAUL MOORE: Wresrling 1, Foorboll 2 DANIA MORRIS: Tennis 1-4, Mosque and Mime 1-4, Poinr Crew 1-4, Golden Singers 3-4, Swing Choir 3-4, Madrigals 4, Ripples 1-4, Musical 3 4, Yearbook 1-4, Phoro Ediror 4, Orchesrra 1-2 Inanimate objects argue silently Everyone loves ro argue, especially when rhey know no marrer whar a vicrory is insured. How is rhis possible? If one wishes ro argue jusr for rhe sake of arguing, pick an inanimate objecr and fire away. Go ahead. Tell rhe mirror your life ' s srory; everyone else does. Mirror ralking is a greor American pasr rime. Talking ro a mirror is like ralking ro yourself only on a face-ro-face basis. Many ler rhe mirror decide hair sryles or solve personal problems rhar even answer, prerending rhe mirror rhoughr ir up, can be a grear help. Have you ever been asked ro keep o secrer? For some, rhere is no rrouble involved, bur for orhers, having ro keep some hor gossip locked up inside proves nerve-racking. This is rhe rime handy. You can even rell rhe dog or When frusrrared, people rake aggressions our on rhe inanimare objecrs abour rhe house,- kicking doors and walls, rhen cussing rhem our for burring your feer or looking pirifully ar rhe rain and saying Why roday? ; as if ir will do any good. If one rhinks abour ir rhough, ir is easier ro rake aggressions our on a chair or door rhan anorher person who mighr fighr back. Nor everyrhing rhar people ralk ro is inanimare, however. The Television is filled wirh people who ask guesrions, lisren, or give answers or on avid T.V. warcher jumps up and down and cheers on his favorire super hero. Foorboll fans play coach Thinking rhar rhe ream will hear everyrhing They ' re saying. Some ralk ro radios when They ' re on and off. The Droadcasr relays scores saying Can you believe rhar? , so auromarically one answers bads. Do nor be alarmed if you are someone who ralks ro rhings, rhere is norhing wrong wirh ir. The only problem one may have ro deal wirh is if rhey begin ro ralk back. 112 Seniors i [ y ♦JOHN MORRIS ' REGINA MOSS: Debore 3 4, ICT 4 CHRIS MURPHY: Legion of Honor 1 0, Legion of Mem 1 0, Lerrermon ' s Club 1 0, Foorboll 14, Boseboll 14 CHRISTOPHER MURRAY: Legion of Honor 10, Legion of Merir, Nor ' l Honor Society 3 4, Srudeni Council 3 4, Sponish Club 14, Golden Singers 3 4, Musical 3 4, Rockeraires 3 4 LORI NELSON: Track 1-4, Rippleaires 3, Concert Club 1, Masque and Mime 4, Speech 4 KIM NICHOLS: r ippleaires 3, French Club 1-2, Painr Crew 2 REVETTE OSDORNE YVETTE OWSLEY: Arr Salon 2-3, Legion of Merir 3, Masque and Mime 3-4, One Acrs 3, Band 2-4, Rippleaires 4, Track 3, Thespian Play 4. JOE PANYARD JOHN PANYARD: Legion of Merir 1 4, Foorboll 1 3, Inrramural Doskerball 2, Sage Crew 1 4, Golden Singers 2 4, Swing Choir 2 4, Madrigals 4, Musical 2 4, Key Club 1 IRENE PATTON: Nar ' l Honor Soaery 3 4, Legion Of Honor 1 4, Lonn Club 3 4, Messenger 2 4 PARTICIA PENTECOST: Arr Club 12, Messenger 23 MIRROR. MIRROR up before a show, finishinq rouches . . . Afrer applying his make Pvic Dorsey makes some LISTEN TO ME! ' Goode confides ir Seeking advice, Mac Seniors 110 •JEFFERY PERKINS: Latin Club 1 2, Newspaper 4, Messenger 2 ' DERRICK PERRY: Doskerball 2. Inrramural Basketball 3 4, Inrramural Foorball 4, Track 1 4, German Club, Debare Team, Srudenr Senare  ALVIN PIERCE: Nor ' l Honor Society 4, German Club 13, Debate 2 3, Senior Cabinet, Football 1, Dasketboll 1, Wresrlmg 2, Dand 1 3, Legion of Merit 1 4, Legion of Honor 1 4, COE 4 LENAIT POINDEXTER: ROTC 1. Legion of Merit 1 I «.- •GARY POPE: Foorball 1 4, Daseball 1 4, Letterman ' s Club, Legion of Merir 1 4 TAWANA POSLEY: Legion of Merit 1 2, Legion of Honor 1 2 ♦CAMILLE POWELL SANDRA PUGH: Dand 1 4, Tennis 2 4, Legion of Merir 3, Legion of Honor 3, Phoro Staff 4, OEA 4, IOL 4 DAVID RADEL: Stage Manager 34, Srage Crew 1 4, Musical 3 4, Thespians 4, Golden Singers 3 4, Swing Choir 3 4, Madrigals 4 PETER RAMSEY: Ripples 3, Dand 12, Roadshow 3 4, Legion of Honor 14, Nar ' l Honor Sociery 4, German Club 3 •TRUDY RANELIN: Drill ream 2 3, Legion of Melt 1-2, Srudent Council 2-3, Messenger 12. Color Guard 12 DEDRA REED: Nar ' l Honor Sociery 2 4, Legion of Honor 1-4, Dand 1 3, Senior Cabiner •KEITH REED: Srudenr Council 1-4, Soph. Cobmer, Nor ' l Honor Sociery, Legion of Honor 1 4, Legion of Merir 14, Foorball 1, Rockeroires SANDRA REED: Concert Club 1-2, Drill ream 2 3, Legion of Merit 2, Legion of Honor 1 CINDI REEVES •RONALD REID: Legion of Honor 1 •TRACEY RIDDICK JEFF ROBINSON •STEPHANIE ROBINSON: Legion of Merir 1 4, Legion of Honor 34, FHA 3, Homecoming Queen Condidore, Messenger 13, OEA, Pep Club 1-2, Ripple Awareness 2 3 RUTH ROETTGER: Golden Singers 3 4, Swing Choir 3 4, Modngols 3 4, ODRC 3, Thespian Play 3, Masque and Mime 2 4, Nor ' l Honor Sociery 3 4, French Club 1, Musical 3 4, Ripples 2 4, Clef Club 2 4, Legion of Honor 14, Legion of Merit 1-4, Freshman Cobmer, Sophomore Cobmer, Senior Cabiner •TRACY ROSS: Legion of Honor 1 4, Legion of Menr 4, Nor ' l Honor Sociery 4, Srudenr Council 4, COE 4, Messenger 3, Cheerleader 3. Majorette 2 •LISA ROSSELL: French Club 2. Messenger 1 2, Yeorbook 2 3 Moke up 2 3 ' LESTER RUSH: Foorball 1, Football Manager MARTHA SALLEE: Legion of Menr 1 4 Cabmers 1 4, Homecoming Queen Condidore, Newspaper 2, Orange Aid 3, French Club 1 3, Pep Club 1 3, Srudenr Council 4 ■•v J  i 114 Seniors Best bear wins In rhis corner, wearing an REO ree- shirr weighing in or 160 lbs., ir ' s Rock ' n ' Roll! And in rhis corner, wearing silver eye shadow wirh purple lipstick ond a clashing ree-shirr, ir ' s Punk! There ' s rhe bell and Rock lashes our early wirh some classic Led Zeppelin . . . bur wair, Punk returns wirh an equally crushing Rock Lobster. Ouch! Punk has just been struck again wirh rhe Rolling Stones, but is not easily phased ... he backs off and connects with a screaming Devo! Rock suddenly spins and hits with a Lynyrd Skynyrd, a Springsteen and a Molly Hatchet. What a combination! Punk is down for rhe count ... 6, 7, 8, but, he staggers ro his feet and swings a Shark ' s song. Bur wair, Ladies and gentlemen . . . rhe two contestants are down. Rock swung wirh a stinging Black Sabbath, while Punk, at the same time, lashed out with Gary Neuman. This conresr ended in a draw, bur who will win next time? A Punker or a Rocker? ♦MICHELE SALYERS: Yearbook 2 3, Ads Manager 3, ODRC 3, French Club, Legion of Merir 14, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Masque and Mime, Arr Club, Messenger 2 4 EVELYN SANDERS: Legion of Merir 3 4, Legion of Honor 1, Golden Singers 4, Swing Choir 4, Dand 1-4, Messenger 2 4, Orange Aid 2 3 YVETTE SANDERS: French Club 14, Messenger 3 4 DEBBIE SEA WOOD: French Club 14, Arr Club 1 4, Masque and Mime 4, Track 14, Messenger 2 ♦SUSAN SHANK: Legion of Honor 2 3, Senior Cobiner, French Club 1, Arr Club 4, Messenger 2 4 ♦DAVID SHARPLEY: Spanish Club 1-2, Srage Crew 2, Messenger 4, Legion of Merir 1 EUGINA SHAW: Legion of Merir 1-4, Legion of Honor 14, Drill Team 1-4, Messenger 1-4, COE 4, Homecoming Queen Candidare NATALIE SHAW: Legion of Merir 1-3, Ripple Awareness 1-4, Srudenr Senare 1-4, Orange Aid 1-4, Pep Club 1-3, Newspaper 1-2, IOL 4, Messenger 1-4 ♦SANDY SHERARD: Nar ' l Honor Sociery 34, French Club 1, Ripples 2, Dand 1-4, Majorerre 2-3, Legion of Merir 1-4, Legion of Honor 2-3 ♦ALESIA SLAUGHTER: Pep Club ♦TENA SMITH ♦TRACY SMITH: Foorboll 1-4, Track 1-4, Lerrerman ' s Club Seniors 115 Going our ro ear alternate ro cafeteria cooking Your mourh is dry and your sromach isn ' r jusr growling, ir ' s barking or you. Then rhe bell rings, you make a beeline srroighr ro rhe cofererio, dropping papers and pens on rhe way, bur you don ' r care you ' re so hungry You ' re nor more rhan a hundred feer away when rhe smell of greasy frenchfries, soyburgers, and liver covered wirh lots of onions hirs you smack in rhe face. Your sromach revolrs as your mind searches for an alrernarive, because you ' re nor quire ready ro die yer Then ir occurs ro you, Why nor go our ro lunch? Dur, whar if you ger caughr? You erase rhe rhoughr from your mind as your hunger pains overcome your fear. You rush ro your locker ro ger your coar, prerending you rhink rhe building is cold so rhar no one suspecrs whar you are doing. Who cares if everyone is looking ar you rarher srrangely because you have on your har, mirrens, and - coaP Srearhily riproeing across rhe srage ro rhe srage door you srep ourside inro a beauriful day You congrarulare yourself once more on your grear idea. Then you make a dash for your car, only ro freeze dead in your rracks when you hear a deep voice behind you say, Going somewhere? Your hearr sinks ro your knees as you rurn ro face none orher rhan ... Mr. Gallagher! Think quick, you say ro yourself, before you manage ro srurrer Oh, uh ... Hi Mr. Gallagher. I was jusr, uh well, acrually you see, I lefr rhis real imporranr paper in my car and if I don ' r have ir be nexr period, well, I ' ll flunk English. In rhar case , he replies Go ahead and ger ir. He rhen odds wirh slighr in case you happen ro lose your way. Afrer being escorred in rhe building and lefr or your locker ro search for rhe missing paper (which you of course didn ' r find in your car) You rush ro rhe nearesr door This rime you make ir. You ger in your car and rush ro your favorire Mexican resrauranr, El Morodor As you enrer, rhe delicious smell of Mexican food wafrs pasr your nose. Sirring down, you can ' r help bur order rhe biggesr meal on rhe menu. Finally afrer whar seems years, ir ' s served ro you Jusr as you ' re abour ready ro dig in you norice rhe rime, only rwo minures ro ger ro class! Sruffing os much food inro your mourh as you con, you pay rhe bill and rush bock ro school, only ro ger a conference for As you lean bock in your chair and rhink of all rhe rroubles you wenr Through jusr ro ger a few bires of Mexican food, you rhink ro yourself, Was ir worrh ir? There ' s no doubr in your mind rhor ir was, as you rhink of whar fine resrauranr your advenrures will begin wirh Tomorrow . DONITA SPRADLEY CHARMAINE SPRADLEY •LUKE STEWARD: ROTC 13, Spanish Club 1, Debare 2 4, Speech Club 3 WALTER TAYLOR ♦WILLIAM THOMAS ' RICHARD THOMPSON •TIMOTHY TOLES: Spanish Club 2 4, Inrramural Daskerball 2 4, GEORGE TOPLIS. •MONICA TORRENCE GARY TRADUE JANET TRAYLOR SCOTT UPDIKE: Legion of Menr 2 4, Legion of Honor 1, Sroge Crew 1 4. Rockeraires 1 2. Germon Club 1, Inrromurol Foorball 4, Ripples 1 116 Seniors MEALTIME . . . During her lunch period, rhe TWO ALL DEEF PATTIES . . . Alrhough srncrly cofereno provides Kym Daniels wirh on enjoyable ogoinsr school regulanons, srudenrs ofren leave meal and a place ro visir wirh friends school ro grob lunch ar local fasr food resrauranrs BYRON WATSON MARK WAYCOTT: Legion of Menr 1 4, Key Club 1, French Club 1-2, Track 1 4, Cross Counrry 24, Inrramural Foorball 4, Sound Crew 3 4 JIMMIE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS: Junior Achievemenr 2 4. ROBERT WILLIAMS: Band 14, P.OTC 14 TAMMIE WILLIAMS CARLA WILSON: Legion of Menr 1, Orange Aid 1 4, Junior Achievemenr 1 2 MERIGAIL WINN: Nor ' l Honor Sooery, Legion of Honor 1, IOL, Rippleoires 1 3, Orange Aid, Dand 1 ♦MAURICE WOMACK: Legion of Menr 14. Legion of Honor 1 2, Lerrerman ' s Club 2 4, Daskerball 1 4, Daseball 1 4, German Club 2 4, Srudenr Council 3, Yearbook 3 4, Arr Club 12, Messenger 14 KIM WOODRUFF: Messenger GINA WOODS: Chorord 1, Legion on Menr 2 4, Legion of Honor 4, Volleyball 2 4, Daskerball 2 3, Senior Cabmer, Clef Club 2 NANCY WORTON: DFCA 4. Legion of Menr 2, Messenger 1 3 Seniors 117 - - v x c Corole Adorns, Morrhew Albeon, Mark Alexander, Chris Anderson, George Anderson, Harvey Anderson, Lawano Anderson, Susan Appei Keirh Arrhur, Andrew Austin, Sara Avanr, Jackie Baker, Danny Deaman, Sharon Dell Anno Dennerr, Elko Denninc Anrhony Digsbee, George Clack. Edward Dtaine, Mary Derh Dlome. Sheila Dlyrhe, Parsy Briscoe, Parry Briscoe, Lynnerre Browr Rhonda Brown, Charles Bryanr, Michae Bullock, Deanna Burge, Lisa Burris, Valerie Bush, Millard Campbell, Ed Carrei Anxious viewers anticipate Dallas ' spellbinder Wirh rhe lighrs our, rhe Television on and o bowl of popcorn on his lop, Johnny sor worching rhe losr seasonal episode of Dallas. Whar more could happen? How could ir end? All rhese rhoughrs ran Through his mind as he warched. One nighr while IK was working lore in his office, he pondered for a momenr abour how everyone hared him, bur he really didn ' r care. Nor a rhing srirred excepr for rhe sound ' s of J.R. ' s foorsreps as he wolked unsuspeaingly ro ger a cup of coffee. Suddenly a noise sounded from onorher room. Somebody else had enrered his office. Then wirh one quick flick of his ossailanr ' s finger, a shor was fired, and ).R. fell ro rhe floor. Ir was rhar shor rhor lefr millions wondering, Who shor JR.? All summer long srores sold J.P . burrons, posrers, T-shirts and bumper srid ers Slogans such as Who shor JR.? and J P.. For Presidenr were displayed in shopping centers all over rhe country. People held cosrume parries and conresrs and many bers were made on who commitred rhe crime. Jimmy Carrer, at a ' Dallas fund-raiser, confessed wirh a grin, I came ro find our, confidentially, who shor J. FA. If any of you could ler me know rhar, I could finance rhe whole campaign rhis fall. At the Republican convention, Reaganires distributed burrons rhar read, A Democrat shor J.R. Johnny was only one our of millions of people who become transformed into a Dallas nur . He wondered who ir could have possibly been as he anxiously awaited for rhe fall season re rerurn once again. Anrhony Chapman, Mark Chearum, Paul Cheshire, Cheryl Colberr, Harry Coleman, Lurher Collier, Donna Collins, Parrcia Collins Will Collins, Jerry Cooper, Maria Cornner, Ann Cox, Derh Crabb, Richard Curry, Adrian Cushenberry, Oars Dan void April Davidson, Charles Davis, Herman Davis, Wanda Davis, James Deffendall, Kevin Dennis, Roserto Dishmon, James Dishmon Derrick Dixon, Mark Dorsey, John Doyle, fYH. Duncan, Demerrius Edwards, Donnie Elkins, David Engelking, Karen Evans Terry Evans, Anies Fayyad, Paul Firsr, Zenophia Firsgerald, Carolyn Fosrer, Eddie Franklin, Laranya Frierson, Joe Gandolf Michael Germany, John Gissara, Charles Goodlow, Dana Grarson, Kevin Gregory, Srephanie Grider, Linda Grimes, Liz Grimes Ron Grimm, Lea Grubbs, Chrisry Gurhrie, Jacque Hammonds, Carhy Hanna, Richard Harris, Donny Harris, Gina Hastings Keirh Henderson, Mark Hensel, Kim Highsaw, Derh Hill, Janice Hilliard, Anita Hindman, Jacqueline Horron, Jeff Hunrer Ted Irmiger, Clinron Jacl-son, Tim Jacteon, Mary James, Harold Jameson, Patrick Jansen, Paul Jansen, Tyrone Jarrert Oliver Jefferson, Timothy Jelks, Christine Jernigan, Marie Jessup, C. Tim Johnson, David Johnson, David Johnson, John Johnson Lisa Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Dennis Jones, Eloise Jones, Richard Jones, Andre Kimball, Mary Knighr, Roberr Knox :ey Lake, Mike Law, Nick Low, Anya wrence, Michael Lozar, Ausrin Lewis, Cedric Lindsay, Kenneth Little uniors H 5 Obtaining license sends srudenrs on derour Tuesday, July 15, 1980 12:43 P.M. How srrange. As I now ride ro my destination, I realize my acrions in rhe nexr hour will derermine rhe resr of my life. Will I survive and thrive in rhe world of rronsporrorion, or will I be a social ourcasr wirhour o driver ' s license? My fare lies in rhe hands of rhe Indiana License Bureau. 1:05 PM. I only have a small wair (rhree ro four hours) behind 50 people before I rake rhe wrirren exam. A small price ro pay for my freedom from Mom and Dad on Sarurday nighr. 4:00 P.M. Three hours and 25 candy bars lorer, I ponder on my upcoming experience. Granred, I reveled in spending rwo hours, five days a week for rwo monrhs learning such driving necessiries as P is for parking, nor passing and where rhe steering wheel is. I am grateful to my instructor for spending rwo weeks on how to turn rhe car on, and nor giving me a waiver ar rhe end of rhe course because I didn ' r know where rhe cigarerre lighrer was. Afrer all, wouldn ' t I rarher rake a driver ' s resr rhan ger a waiver and nor be sure of my driving skills? Well . . . 4:02 P.M. Here goes-everyrhing! 4:45 P.M. And now rhar I have freedom grasped in my sweary hands, I can reflect on the events of the day. Enduring rhe hundreds of people groveling and fighring their way through rhe lines, and execuring such difficult maneuvers as srop and go , I can now pay bills for car mainrenance and gas, sir our on a lonely road in rhe cold and have hirchhikers bear me up; all in the name of freedom. Perer Locker, Kormon Lolla, Jeff Maddox, Carolyn Mohoney, Cheryl Mahoney, Keirh Moxey, Kevin Maxey, Kir Maxev Sherry Maxey, William Mays, Tanya McClendon, John McMillin, Hans Me Carmen Mickens, Ernie Mick, Kenr A Sandy Miller, Sran Miller, Larry Mon Reginald Moore, David Moric Mike Morgan, Janice Morris, Carol Mos Mich ael Murff, Regina Neville, Lynn Nid Vicky Osborne, Karyn Ovelron, Pan Overron, Sola Owens, Louis Owlsey Ed Parker, Robert Parks, Tim Pa Yverre Pennidv Rita Pepper, Regii Perry, Dutch Perry, Jenny f ns, Avrom Rabin, 5racey Radford, David Rondoll, Dawn Rasdell, Wendell Roy, Marra Redd, Eric Reeves Victor Reid, Den Reynolds, 5uson Richardson, Amberr Riddle, Donna Rippy, Tommy Roberson, Lelon Robinson, Gerald Robir Shown Robinson. Teresa Robbing, Rosebrock, Vicky Rose, Wendy Rumpel. Morgarer Russel, Regma Sanders, Richard Sansbury THE FIRST STEP . . . Hunt Woycorr rakes rhe rest. SAY CHEESE ... A smile comes eosy ofrer passing THE PERFECT SPOT license. Hunr proudly inserrs his nes Schuck, Sherri Session, Dersy ' ford, Quinron Sharp, Sarah Sharpe, irpley, Gregory Sheriff, Laurira Shields ■nya Shorr, Tracey Simmons, Frank ogga, Dwayne Skates, Thomas Slaghter, ■irh Smiley, Donna Smirh, Donna R. Smirh Lorno Smirh, Rhonda Smirh, Sranley Smirh, Vivian Smirh, Drerr Sommers, Karhy Stahl, Pom Srallworrh, Gory Sreele Scorr Sreele, Robett Srevens, Marion Srevenson, Ronald Srone, Porricia Srorrs, Corlo Srrarron, Carmen Srrarron, Tracey Swarrs Albertina Taylor, June Terrel, William Terry, Ernest Thompson, Virginia Thomas, David ral ?ry, Terry Toles, Vincent Tud-ser Carmen Turienrine, John Wolker, Norris Walker, Donna Washington, Lisa Warson, Liz Whire, Doris Williams, Erid Williams Williams, Joyce Williams, Lori ' illiams, Sherry Williams, Corherine Wilson, arrick Wisdom, Alicia Woods, Jessica Woyno nise Wynn, Rhonda Young « h O ?P a F a Class cutters exercise excuses Hey Teach, honesr! I was on my way up rhe srairs and I sow rhis pink shimmering force. I walked inro ir, and well . . . ir musr have been a rime warp or somerhing because ir jumped me ren minures inro rhe furure, and rhen class had already srarred! Really, I mean ir! Ir wasn ' r my foulr I was lore ... Does rhis sound like an excuse you may have used rhis year? Ir may be a lirrle for-ferched, bur some people will rry anyrhing ro ovoid a forry minure conference. Of course rhere ' s olways rhis one . . . Really, I was walking down rhe hall jusr minding my own business, on my way ro rhis wonderful ' class when a famous Hollywood producer came up ro me on his hands and knees and begged me ro co-srar along wirh Dusrin Hoffman in a new movie he ' s producing. I rold him I couldn ' r because I had ro ger ro class on rime, bur you know how Hollywood producers are ... This excuse seems a lirrle more believable rhan rhe lasr, bur if you were a reacher whar would you rhink? The problem of being lore ro class has always been a problem for reachers and deans since school began,- and rhe excuses are gerring berrer every year. In Droad Ripple alone rhere are anywhere berween 1000 ro 1500 rardies in a nine period day, and considering rhere are only 1600 srudenrs ar Droad Ripple, rhar ' s a very large number. There is probably nor very much rhar reachers can do abour rardiness ro doss, bur rhere are rwo easy ways ro avoid gerring a conference for being lore; one is ro ger rhere on rime,- or, if you possible can ' r ger ro class on rime, use excuse. Ir mighr nor go over wirh your reocher roo well bur ir never hurrs ro rry. Jeffrey Able, Denise Adoms, Trocie Alexander, Rene Arnold, Jennifer Arrhur, Teresa Aurs, Rondo Axe, Sreven Dodger Melisso Boker. Kevin Barber, Jessica Darker. J. Chris Dornhorr, William Baxrer, Rouzbeh Dehroozi, Cheryl Dellinger, John Berkley Shelly Dehyl, Carol Deymer, Melanie D Jacquelyn Digsbee, Darrell Divens, Kenr Dlake. Dennis Dland, Audrey Bowling Rira Doyd, Todd Dragg. Maria Drondon Wilbur Braxron. Sherone Briggs, Kirk Brirron, Arrhur Broota, Michele Brooks non Brool iS, Damon Brown, _ Rickey Brown, Timorhy Brown, Reedlyn Bryanr, Sinclair Bullock, Lynda Colberr Berry Caldwell, Chrisropher Caldwell, Morgorer Calkins. John Callahan, Aloric Carson, Anrhony Coudle. Donald Clark,, Judirh Clemmons wn Looremon, l ello, Terronce Crumpron, Sreven Cunninghom, Sreven Daniels, Clinton Davis, ard Davis Henk Davis, James Davis, Jomes Doy, Srocey DeDruler, Yverre Deberry, Julius Dobbins, Kevin Donaldson, Karen Dory ivun Duncan, Desmond Dyson, Tina Edmonds, Yolando Eldridge, Jacqueline Elkins, Roderick Ellison, Carhy Ellis, Lisa Fears Jacqueline Ferguson, Lisa Fields, John Fmchum, Richard Fisher, Troy Firrs, Druce Firzgerald, Eric Fleming, Kimberly Floyd Paula Fosrer, Narhan Frieson, rr, Mimi Garens, Orion unr, David Goldsberry nald Goode, Karen Goodnighr, Jeff -on, Debra Grahom, Doyce Graham, iNuuis Grayson, Terrance Gray, Michael Gunning Ericka Gurhrie, Kelli Harper, George Harris, Shannon Harvey, Gary Harcher, Anirra Hayden, Adrian Henderson, Mark Henderson Sandra Henderson, Cora Highsaw, Alida Hill, Tina Hill, Michael Himes, Lisa Hoiifield, V. ., Melanie Hubbard Robert Hubbard, Tora Jackson, Frank ;a, Ivan Johnson, Koren Johnson, Krisri son, Robert Johnson, Sreven Johnson iy Johnson, Angela Jones, Anrhony Jones, Douglas Jones, Michael Jones, Devira p||pr Kpvin Kennedy, Allen Kimsey y King, William Knopp, Nikki Knox, irause, John Lacy, Laura Lacy, Mary ion, Mark Landers )ovid Larimore, Melindo LeFlore, Russell Lewis, Tern Lindsay, Dianne Link, Lisa Lodswood, Jennifer Love, Leslie Loy Samuel Manson, Cynrhio Marshall, Mon Morrm. Heorher Morrhews. Michc. Marrhews, Curtis Moxey, Denise Mayfield, Paulo McCammon Carhenne McCormack, Troy McFarlond Jerome McGee, Roxanne McKinney, Dorlene McKinnie, Anira Mick Douglas Miller, Elaine Mi Theodore Miller. Felecio Mills, Tracy Mirch Jennifer Moffarr, Cynrhio Monrgomery, Morceio Moon, Phillip Morgan, Tonya Moy Patrick Murray, La Shown Overran, Ton Owsley, Timorhy Pappas, Deanne Parrerson, Arnold Porron, April Payne, Sherry Phillip: Kennerh Pike, Annerre Polk, Vicrorio Pol Tonya Pugh, Jerald Purcell, Glenn Roche Paul Ramsey, Kimberly Romsr Tracie Ronelin, Loronia Ray, John Re« Angela Reid, Yvonne Reid, Cordio Richardson, Lee Richardsc Dominic Robins ' Sherwin Robinson, Porrice Rodqers, Lono Rose, Dyron Ross, DeeDee Salupp Tommy Senders, Terry Scar Karen Schud Lisa Shepherd, Andrea Shields, Anrhony Skares, Andrew Smirh, Diedre Smirh, James Smirh, Marilyn Smirh, Rodney Smirh Sherida Smirh, Todd Snyder, Dridger Sree Honnoh Srephens, Kevin Srevens, Veronico Srone, Angela Srorler, Anronio Srrong Susan Tolborr, Dennis Tare, Belinda Taylor, Mory Taylor, Rhondo Thurman, Maria Todd, Corolyn Travis, Rodney Von Horn Jocquelme Vondever, Paul Waycort, Mor Webster, Brian Welcher, Ronald Whirokei Coron Whitfield, Carl Williarr Chorira Williarr Cheriro Williams, Shelly Williams, Wenc Woodley. Shem Wright, Cheryl Youn Emily Your x A. Ss v 6 % o. lie Adorns, Julius Adeniyi, David Adkins, arvell Alexander, Vivian Allen, Yolanda lien, Mel vino Anderson, Lashawn Archie ?resa Armstrong, Christina Asbery, nrhony Avonr, Mark Docon, Harold 3iley, Valerie Bankhead, fXoxanne arrlerr, Michelle Dennerr ' incenr Bibbs, Jennifer Bighorn, Brian Bill, jward Blakemore, Michelle Bledsoe, Jeffrey Blomberg, Brenda Blunr, Kimberly Bonner erh Bornsrein, Lorenzo Boswell, Jessico tourlond, Michael Bowling, Bryan Bowman, Missy Boyd, Yolanda Boyd, Derrick Bradley Kevin Branharn, Keirh Brirrain, Aliso Brirron, Keewanna Brool«, Lesrer Brown, Lisa Brown, Maria Brown, William Brown Srudenrs arrempr ro delay reporr card calamity How many rimes have Ripplires had rhe rype of reporr cord rhor rhey wanr rheir porenrs ro ' see? Thar sick feeling in rhe pir of rheir sromochs and a fear of impending disasrer ailed many srudenrs as rhey viewed calamirous reporr cards. During years pasr, rhree ways ro fool parenrs have proven rhe easiesr ro use. The IBM Breakdown has been demonsrrared as a popular excuse; however, ar rimes rhis failed desperare srudenrs when a Ripplire ' s parenrs became perrurbed and phoned rhe school ro find our rhe compurer complicarions. The whole affair began by arrempring ro delay disasrer, yer rhe srudenr ended up wirh a much larger problem. Somerimes a srudenr ' s reporr card read, Algebra . . . F , which spelled our immimenr carasrrophe,- bur, an T proved on easy correction by slipping rhe reporr card inro rhe rypewrirer, lining up rhe F and pressing rhe B . PRESTO! The depressing T was changed inro a beauriful B . Joe FMpplire also avoided nasry parenr confronrarions wirh The Case of rhe Misraken Grade excuse. Bearing a slighrly guilry conscience, rhe srudenr simply bluffed his parenrs by explaining rhar his reacher had made a misrake. Unforrunarely for rhe srudenr, rhe grade never changed. Afrer reviewing excuses, rhe answer ro all srudenrs ' reporr card problems became evidenr. Ir would be much easier if rhey did nor exisr ar all. Suson Drummer, Monica Dryonr, Cynr Oubeazer. Darnerria Duckner, Shown Dun Aniro Dush. Michelle Colberr, Scorr Collohi. Kelvin Carter, Michael Carter, Cra Corrwrighr, Tyrone Corrwrighr, Elaii Chenaulr, Charles Cobb. Koren Coleman Shanna Colemor Shoron Collins. Shanny Cooper, Troy Croyron, Srocey Daniels, Don Davis, Geralc Davis, Parrick Davis, Thor Dovi; Kennerh Dixon, Geraldine Dobbins, Jame: Dorsey, Kelly Downron, Tonya Dullen, Tine Duncan, Down Dunning, James Durren Thomas Edmonds. Nila Edwards, Sharor Elkins, Kevin Elzy, Michell Essenberg, Dorrer Esserr, Lisa Esres, Kelly Evan: Willie Evans, Mory Forr, Charles Felrner, Anrhony Finnell, Heidi Fledderjohn, Krisro Ford, Helen Fosrer, Thomas Four Gory Fraction, Michael Ganr, Karherine Garey, Michael Garrerr, Ocrovia Garrerr, Victor Garrerr, Susonne Glunr, Rhonda Goldsberry Durrons adorn Ripplires wirh pinned on opinions Are rhose medals pinned across her shirr? No! Those are a collecrion of burrons. Along wirh collar pins, burrons became a popular accessory ro pin on a jacker or shirr rhis year. The common Make Love Nor War and smiley face burrons of rhe 60 ' s changed and branched our ro everyrhing from Punk Rock groups ro Miss Piggy burrons. Punk Rock groups such as Devo and rhe D-52 ' s adorned avid fans while orher srudenrs wore polirical burrons. Freshman Maya P,orh STUCK UP . . . Proclaiming freedom, fods ond fun, rhese burtons adorn rhe wall of Freshman Joenne Pope. Durrons hove become o more popular sight oround Ripple rhis year. explained, I wear polirical burrons So, as rhe Ripplire srrolls down rhe hall because I believe in rhe person I ' m proudly displaying all her burrons, she supposing. By wearing rhe burrons I am plors her nexr addirion. Vhar will ir be? acrually supposing rhe cause. Toni Golidoy, Richard Goodnighr, Gaylo Gowdy, Leslie Grady, Marrhew Graham, Nora Graham, Parricia Graham, Felicia Gray Jeffrey Green, Leona Green, Tammy Griffin, Angela Hamilron, Jacqueline Hamirer, Jody Harris, Verlinda Harris, Denise Harrison Melynda Harr, Sheila Harvey, Richard Hosier, Bessie Hawkins, Janice Hayes, Richard Hazel, Rhondo Heard, Eric Henderson Evelyn Henry, Tina Hill, Tracy Hill, Crysral Holland, Michael Holman, Jeffrey Hooren, I Horsewood, Lois Hudgens David Hudson, Emma Hudson, Sracy Hurt, D enise Huse, Sherry Irvin, Frankie Isom, Jeffrey Jacl son, Ryan Jackson a Jacobs, Lori Jacobs, Dennis Jefferson, . e Johnson, Eric Johnson, Guy Johnson, lael Johnson, Yverre Johnson Alberr Jones, Angela Jones, Carlo Jones, Jayme Jones, Jerry Jones, Jesse Jones, Kondra Jones, Lela Jones Rodney Jones, Ronald Jones, Stephen Jones, Terry Jones, Tracy Jones, Theodore Keenan, William Kidd, Laurel Klapper ■ii nnopp, Andrea Knox, George Kurrz, Tiffany Lach, Richord Lake, John Lone, Allen Lee, Andrea Lee, William Lenoir, Byniro Lewis, Leon Lewis, Sreve Little, Earleen Lowe, John Lowry eric Lumpkins, Kevin Madden, Reginald Majors, Carl Markey, Anthony Marshall, Donna Marrin, Kim McDrady, Janice McClury McCorkle, Saundria McCtack ' n, Debra McCrow, Benjamin McCurry, en McDowell, Kenneth McKinney, rr Medaris, Mark Mendel Lori Mendez. Evo AAiles, Rosemary Miles, Angeto Mirchell, Deborah Moore, Lenrina Moore, Lavonne Morrow, Kando Moy Bio Moye, Damon Murphy, Trevor Murray, G ysrol Myers, William Myers, Jonarhan Nicholson, Tony Odom, Dobby Osborne Karrina Osborne, Lisa Osborne, Tara O ' Quinn, Conrad Paicely, James Parker, Roberr Parrerson, Sandra Parrerson, Kimberly Paugh Alonda Peoples, Richard Perry, Shawn Pollard, Joenne Pope, Norhan Price, Pierre Pullins, Michelle Quorles, Joshua Rabin Mark Randall, Mark Rasdoll, Mary Rorliff, Milron Ray, Terry Ray, Sreven Reed, Tony Reed, Trovis Reed Phillip Reehling, Amy Rees, Noreirr Nichele Renren, David Roberrs Robinson, Shirley Rot Herman Rockir William Rockwell, Solly Roerrger, G Rogers, Sarah Rolle, Maya Rorh, Y Royle, Dwain Sansbury, Alesia Soi. Mary Saulsberry, Keirh Savage, Sdsney, Stanley Scorr, Sharon Sharp, Sharp, Eric Shepherd, Sharon She Michael Sherman, Ernesrine ! Johnerro Shornell, Susan Showolrer, Sides, Alfonzo Simpson, Karer Rodnes Mike Small, Alonza Smirh, Elicia Smith Smith, Larhonda Smirh, Margie Michele Smith, Sharon Sreve Sraren, Deonno Stevenson, Kin Stewart, Candice Storms, Chrisropher Taylor, Marsha Taylor, Martha T Sandra Veronica Taylor, Tonya Teeters, R Terrell, Dionne Terry, Karrino Terry, Thomas, Tegino Thurman, Roberr T 8 Freshr Frantic freshman folds on first fear lr was jusr another typical day in o rypicol high school. A small bundle of rags was being kicked around by various srudenrs hurrying on rheir way ro class. The bundle josrled and jolred for a lengrhy period of rime (at leasr from 1 V 1 1 m WSTB 2 i i rhe bundle ' s poinr of view) unril rhe bell rang and cleared rhe halls. Afrer a pause, a muffled sigh and a pair of bespeckled eyes peeping our, rhe bundle srood up, srepped rhrough rhe cloud of dusr ond a small figure emerged. On rhis parricular day, our hero (rhe bundle) Mr. Leonid Schnuuds, had accidentally rrodden on rhe feer of rhe Senior Cap ' ain of rhe Wrestling Team. The hapless Freshman, afrer being Thrown in rhe rrash, knew he had ro do somerhing. No one ever noriced him. He formed a plan The nexr evening our young friend was srrolling down rhe srreer roward a rival high school with a noriceable bulge in his coar. He felr calm and confident except for an occasional shudder of anxiety now and then. The shudders increased, he broke into a cold sweat, his vision blurred and his body became rocked wirh paranoid spasms. Wirh his head spinning and rhe world Turning upside down, he lurched up rhe srairs and spray-painred the door. Tumbling down rhe srairs in a quaking heap, he sped home on wobbly legs. The nexr day, back in school, Leonid was awairing rhe benefirs of his heroism ro be heaped upon him. Jusr then, he heard rhe Senior Coprain of rhe wresrling ream call ro a friend, Hey, did you see rhe door? Some jerk painred ' RD ' !!! Leonid Schnuuds drew a heavy sigh. Somerimes, he mused, ir was berrer ro remain an unknown. Mareo Toles. Donna Tompkins, Dorboro Trammer, David Tuggle, Christine Turner, il Turner, Maira Ursino, Lorine n Vaughn, Gwendolyn Veal, Linda , Sonya Wagner, Derrick Walker, Eric iker, Mark Walker, Mosi Wallace Chrisropher Walton, ftamona Warfield, Rageing Warr, Charles Washington, Kennerh Washington, Harry Warrs, Deborah Wehr, Down Wells Derrick Wells, Tracy Whitaker, Victoria irted, Detsy Wiley, Charles Williams, 3 Williams, Jomes Williams, John Juan Williams, Lawrence jms, Obbie Williams, Todd Williams. Neal Williamson, Beth Wilson, Kelly Wilson Wolfe, Tobbie Woodfox, John William Woodson, Maria Wright, ynn, Leung You. Richard Yelle ,. elonie Young, Timothy Young, Valerie Young LATE AGAIN? . . . Working rhe lore shift in rhe arrendonce office, Mr Don Gallagher fills our admit slips while rhe many rardy srudenrs sign in P.A. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR ... Gernng ready for rhe P A announcements second period, Mr Henry Easter chimes the opening signal COUNSELOR ON CRUTCHES . . . Limping out of her office on crutches, Mrs Shirley Loyd takes a lunch break She wore her casr for several weeks DONNY APPLESEED? . . . Accompanied by rhe food dosses to Stud-sey Forms in Sheridan, Indiana, Mr Donold Glenn picks apples ro bring bock ro school 130 Adminisrrarion SSI- ' lN!WA ¥i £FNJW s 4 Administration one year wiser Norhing worrhwhile is ever accomplished wirhour some difficulty, said Mrs. Marilyn Dearing, speaking of rhe 1979-80 school year. Wirh two our of rhree new adminisrrarors, rhe srudenrs didn ' r quire know whar ro expecr from rhe adminisrrorion, and rhe adminisrrorion didn ' r know whar ro expecr from rhe srudenrs. Ar rhe beginning of rhe 1980-81 school year, Mrs. Shirley Loyd, dean, srared rhar rhis year will definirely be berrer because borh sraff and srudenrs will be more in harmony wirh rhe philosophy of rhe adminisrrorion. She COLLEGIATE CONFUSION . . . One of rhe many rasks Mrs. Dearing finds herself doing is sorting rhe representatives ' signs for College Nighr. also said rhar rhe adminisrrorion found more rime ro ger inro rhe rourine of school and srill had rime lefr over ro plan some special acriviries and exrra programs. Mr. Dan Gallagher, dean, felr rhar ir rakes awhile ro evaluare improvemenr, bur everyone has inpur and shared responsibility. Dy learning from pasr mistakes, Mr. Donald Glenn and orher adminisrrarors foresow berrer conrrol in orrendance and discipline. The srudenrs adjusred ro new rules and policies, and rhe adminisrrorion gained a year of experience. DYNAMIC DUO ... In a brief consulrarion, Mr Donald Glenn and Mr. Tommie Curlin discuss rhe business rhey wanr ro bring up ar a principal ' s meering. ' $0-. Winston srors in dog day afternoon Although many inreresring people showed up or school ro vore on Election Day, Ripple hod on unexpecred visitor . He hod unkempr hair hanging over his eyes, barked our orders ro people and generally caus ed havoc in rhe halls. A new deparrmenr head? New securiry guard? Acrually a gianr sheep dog had invaded rhe confines of Ripple. Winsron, as he was known, was sported wandering around in fronr of rhe school by Mr. Glenn As ir turned our, Winsron was borh blind and deaf. Seeing rhis dog in trouble compelled Mr. Glenn ro provide him wirh a place of refuge in rhe Arrendance Office. Thar ' s where rhe fun starred. Mrs. Marcia Durnerr, arrendance office clerk, quickly became acquainted with Winston, and he responded offecrionarely by jumping on her lop and sending her reeling across rhe room on her swivel chair. He also became friends wirh orher Arrendance Office helpers. Fortunately for Winsron, his owner rook him away. Thus ended an exciting experience in rhe Attendance Office. V DOG-GONE FUNNY . . . While toll-sing on the telephone, Mrs. Marcia Durnerr laughs os Winsron, rhe sheep dog, playfully jumps onro her lop. REUNITED . . . Afrer a 2Vi hour sroy in rhe Arrendance Office, Winsron is warmly received by his owner, Mrs. Srurrz, who come ro pick him up J •MRS. MARY ADAMS: Dooksrore Clerk MRS. ELLEN BALLINGER: Foods, Family Living, Family Heolrh MR. LEMAR BARNETT: Morh 1-C, Pre-Employmenr, Vocononol Experience, Indusrrial Cooperative Training •MR. RALPH DEDWELL: Humaniries Cenrer Director, Western Civilizarion, Humaniries, Creative and Communicarive Arrs, Sodal Studies Deparrmenr Head •MRS. BETTY DEENE: Shorrhand, Typing, Advanced Shorrhand, COE •MR. GARY DIPPUS: Basic Math, General Morh MRS. DORIS BRADFORD: English Deparrmenr Head, Senior Review «MRS. MONICA BURGESS: Director of Srudenr Activities, Counselor, Orienrorion MRS. KATHRYN BURKS: Erymology, World Religions, Larin 1-3, Advanced and Exploratory Larin MRS. MARCIA BURNETT: Attendance Clerk •MRS. PURNELLA BURNS: Special Education, Tutoring, English 1 2C, Inrro, ro Morh 1-2C MISS JEANNE BURROUGHS: Inrensive Office Lab, Typing 3-4, Clerical Pracrice MRS. JACQUELYNE CAIN: Counselor, Orientation MR. FRANK CASEY: Metal Industry, Inrro ro Indusrry, Elecrnciry  MR. RODNEY CLARK: Physical Education, Heolrh 132 Faculry ♦MRS. JOHNNIE CUFF: Algebra, General Marh MRS. SYLVIA COULON: Nurse ♦MR. TOMMIE CURLIN: Vice Principal, Buildings and Grounds MRS. DRENDA CUSHENBERRY: Social Srudies 1 2C, Government, Economics 3-4C MRS. DOLORES DAVIS: Performing Thearre Arrs, Drama, Speech, Thespians, Masque and Mime Sponsor MR. GARY DAVIS: Graphic Arts, Inrro. ro Industry 1, Consrrucrion Indusrry MRS. MARILYN DEARING: Direcror of Guidance, Counseling, Service Learning MR. LEO DEMING: Planerarium Direcror, Physical Science, Astronomy ♦MRS. LUCY DOMBROW: Evening School Clerk MR. EARL DOSEY: Biology MR. RICHARD DOWELL Biology MISS SILVIJA DZELME: Foreign Language Depr. Head, French 1-2, 5-10 •MR. DILLY EVANS: Power Mechanics, Inrro ro Indusrry, Auro Mainrenance MRS. MELINDA FAIRDURN: Advanced Comp., Man and Society Team, Creative and Communicative Arrs SGT. WILLIAM FERGUSON: R.O.T.C. ♦MR. RUDOLPH FINNELL Music Theory, Orchestra, A and B Band, Jazz Band MRS. ELAINE FIRE: Key-Board, Rippleoires, Girls Concert Club, Voice, Girls Ensemble MR. DAN GALLAGHER: Dean of Students MR. JUAN GANT: Ombudsperson MR. DONALD GLENN: Prindpal ♦MRS. ELIZABETH GOERTEMILLER: Careers, Intro to D.E. ♦MRS. SARAH HACK: Algebra 3, Advanced Marh ♦MRS. DONNA HADDOX: Music Department Assisrant, Accompanist ♦MR. EDDIE HALL: Direcror of Career Center MRS. HEATHER HALL: English as a Second Language •MR. DALE HAMNER: General Morh, Compurer Marh ♦MR. MICHAEL HENDREN: Creative Man, Exposition, Direcror of Productions ♦MR. JAMES HINSHAW: Business Education Deparrmenr Head, Business Machines, Business Law MR. CLYDE HOCHSTEDLER: Mathematics Department Head, Geometry, Basic Marh, General Marh •MRS. FURNISS HOLLOWAY: English 3, Advanced Comp. •MRS. MARY HOGG: Social Worker MRS. BARBARA HOOD: Careers, Consumer Business, Daro Processing, Record Keeping MR. MAURICE HUCKELBERRY: Psychology, Government, World Civilizarion •MR. WARREN JACKSON: Direcror of Evening Division, Inrro. to Indusrty ♦MISS LINDA JIMISON: English 1,3. Faculry 133 Cooks concocr quality cuisine Too many cool ' s in rhe kirchen didn ' r presenr o problem or Broad Ripple rhis year. Wirh over 1200 srudenrs and reachers ro feed o hor breakfast and lunch ro every day, rhe coota spenr many hours each week planning and preparing square meals rhar included somerhing from each of rhe four food groups. Ever wonder how much food you hove ro prepare ro feed a crowd like rhe one or BfA? Making 600-800 servings of mashed poraroes a day, 576 rolls a week, 45 loaves of garlic bread every rwo weeta and chili in 69 gallon pors meanr rhe coota had rheir job cur our for rhem. Behind every meal srands a weary cook. So, as you sir hearrily cramming nine rolls down your face some school day, consider rhe efforr rhar wenr inro rhose rolls and rheir 567 brorhers. ON A ROLL . . . Making o final check before serring our rhe rolls for srudenrs, Alfredia Wilson and Lucille Drozzle perform one of rheir many cooking rasl s •MRS. PAT JOHNSON: Adulr Assisranr MRS. TONI JOHNSON: fteceprionisr, Clerk MR. SHELDON KANTOR: Arr Deporrmenr Head, Crafr Design, Phorography, Man and His Arr and Drama, Ceramics MR. EDWARD KASSIG: Science Deporrmenr Heod, Diology, Chemisrry •MRS. WINNIE KEATON: English 1-6C •MRS. MARY JO KERSEY: Librarian, Library Experiences •MR. PATRICK KOERS: Healrh, Physical Educarion, Head Foorball Coach MRS. MARIAN KURTZ: Special Educarion Deporrmenr Head, Diology MISS SHIRLEY LAMBERT: Counselor, Orienrarion MRS. GERALDINE LEE: Adulr Library Assisranr •MRS. VIRGINIA LINK: Secrerary ro rhe Vice Principal •MRS. SHIRLEY LOYD: Dean of Srudenrs MISS PHILLIS MARTIN: Clorhing, Orienrarion MRS. SUSAN MCDOWELL: Spanish 1 10, Spanish Club Sponsor MRS. CHERYL MCMANAMA: Sociology, Economics, Srudenr Council Sponsor, Governmenr 134 Foculry •MRS. CHRISTIE MOULTON: German 1-10 French 1 2, German Club Sponsor MR. EDWARD O ' NAN: Geomerry, General Marh MRS. LINDA ORDAN: Bookkeeper MR. RICHARD ORDAN: World Civilizarion, U.S. Hisrory, Erhnic Man, Wrestling Coach MRS. BARBARA OVELTON: Dudger Clerk MRS. LILLIAN OWENS: Learning Marerials Cenrer Direcror MRS. LUCINDA PAUL: Madrigals, Boys Concerr Club, Golden Singers, Swing Choir MRS. ELIZABETH PRICE: Crearive Man, Humaniries, Erhnic Man MR. DANIEL RABIN: Advanced Art, Crafr Design MR. EUGENE RING: Arhleric Direcror, Advanced Physical Education ♦MRS. HILDA ROLLE: Home E conomics Deparrmenr Head, Child Developmenr, Needlearr, Clothing 3-5, Home Management MRS. BARBARA ROMEISER: Guidance Receptionist ' OFFICER JANICE RUSSELL: Security MRS. GLORIA SAM: Exposinon, Debate, Debate Club Sponsor MR. ELLIOT SEGAL: Government U.S. Hisrory, Head Girls Daskerboll Coach MR. NICHOLAS SELDON: Chemistry, Physics MRS. ALICE SHOEMAKER: Western Civilizarion, English Skill Building, Man and His Art and Drama, Humanities, Crearive Man MISS JOYCE SIEGERS: Physical Educarion, Gymnastics and Dance MR. PAUL SINCLAIR: Basic Arr, Advanced Arr 3-7, Crafr Design MR. WILLIAM SIRKA: Physical Educarion Department Head, Health, Drug Education, P.E Leader MR. MARVIN SMITH: General Science, Advanced Biology, Biology ♦MR. WILLIAM SMITH: U.S. Hisrory, Head Basketball Coach MR. ROBERT SUMMERS: Head Custodian ' OFFICER LARRY TAYLOR: Securiry MR. JOHN TREMAIN: Typing, Record Keeping, Business Law ♦MRS. JULIE VAN UTT: Journalism, Exposition, Newspaper, Yearbook, Acting Direcror of Publicarions, Quill and Scroll, NHS Sponsor, Brain Game Sponsor ' MISS BARBARA VARGO: Counselor, Orienrarion, NHS Sponsor ♦MRS. ARLENE VAUGHN: Foods ♦MRS. JANICE VERPLANK: Special Educarion ♦MRS. MARTHANA WALTERS: Advanced Reading, English 3 ►MRS. EVELYN WHITE: Biology MRS. ALYCE WILSON: Creative Man, Basic Art ♦MRS. JO WOLF: Office Manager, Principal ' s Secretary MR. JOHN WOODY: English 1, 19th Cenrury America, 20rh Cenrury America, Man and Science ♦MRS. DORIS YOUNG: Western Civilizarion, 19th Cenrury America, 20rh Century America, Brain Game Sponsor, English 3 Faculry 135 UP ADDING r. Inflation deflates reen dreams Amidsr a sea of flashing neon signs, pulsing music mixed wirh waves of humaniry rhere srood rhe Lone Shopper Fasrer rhan a speeding grocery carr, more powerful rhan a sercuriry guard, able ro leap high prices wirh a single charge card, rhe Lone Shopper descended upon rhe nearest shopping moll. As he enrered exir 3, he immediarely sporred several likely vicrims. The firsr was a woman loaded down wirh bags and packages. As she approached nearer, rhe Lone Shopper noriced rhar her pupils were fixed and dialared ref leering riny dollar signs. Ir was obvious rhar she had been hir by rhe fiendish Freddy Inflation . As prices rose, so did rhe pulses of ENGINE NO. 9 ... Ar o new fasr food resrouronr in rhe Gollerio, J A Locy and Srocey DeDruler work or o sreody pace ro serve rhe cusromers I Ripplire shoppers. Shopping malls such as Glendale and Lofayerre Square became second homes for many srudenrs wherher due ro jobs or jusr hanging our. Parr-rime jobs occupied many srudenrs ' free rime rhus rhe malls ofren became a high school garhering place where one could visir working friends and shop ar rhe same rime. Alrhough inflarion frequenrly hindered one ' s social life, fAipplires found ways ro overcome our narion ' s economic plighr. Parr-rime employmenr and severe curring down on frills were only a few of rhe merhods used ro fighr Freddy Inflarion. Nowadays one can safely say rhar reenagers are rapidly learning rhe value of rhe shrinking dollar, almosr as fasr as ir is shrinking. REGISTERING IT . . . While busily earning money for Chrisrmos gifts, Jessica Woyno rings up a sale. 136 Ads Division GLENDALE SANTA LAND . . . Christmas on rhe mall ar Glendale rook on rhe rheme of rhe Nurcracker Suire. Each yeor on oreo is ser up for Sonra ond his helpers. SIGNING UP . . . Ourside rhe Glendale Shopping Cenrer, rhe rail sign serves as nor only a movie marquis bur a billboard as well. CINEMA 9 310 520 730 @P0PEYE 1245 3 515 715 B STIR CRAZY 115 320 525 730 MIDMWTSFM SJK d f ®8amm Ads Division 137 TILT JUST A LITTLE PLEASE . . .Roor Photographer Lee Wendr adjusts rhe angle of Sherry Campbell ' s head in prepararion for her senior sirring poses. ROOT PHOTOGRAPHERS 1131 Sheridon Rood Chicago, Illinois 60606 (012) 761-5500 138 Ads Congrorulorions To The Proud As A Peacock Class Of ' 81 From The Pittsburgh Peacock PlTTSBURGH ' PAINTS 6301 Guilford Ave 255-3174 Wayne Moss Perer Moss Cusrom Made Doll House Doll House Kirs Reasonable Priced Children ' s Furnirure Unusual Collecror ' s Furnirure HOUSE OF MINIATURES 714 E 65th St. 259-4499 Top Brand Power Equipmenr for your Every need Sales and Service Year-Around Landscape Equipment Co. 823 E. 64rh Srreer Indianapolis In. 46220 (317) 251-3959 ANNIE-LAURIE INTERIORS 6516 N. Ferguson Ave Indpls., In. 46220 253-1073 fabrics rods walkovers bedspreads shades carpeting blinds Ads 139 REEL PIPE VALVE COMPANY, INC. 914 NORTH SENATE AVENUE P. O. BOX 517 TELEPHONE 317 634-8421 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46206 PIPE WROUGHT STEEL SEAMLESS ELECTRIC WELD PRESSURE TUBING COPPER - BRASS VALVES FITTINGS PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES PLASTICS PIPE - VALVES - FITTINGS ALL TYPES - SIZES - PRESSURES USES 140 Ads HAIR APPARENT . . . Ar rhe Broad Ripple Dorber Shop, Scorr Knorrs receives a rrim. The shop specializes in many fine sryles. Broad Ripple Dorber Shop 809 E Brood Ripple Ave 2550038 WHILE YOU ' RE SATISFYING YOUR THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE, WE ' RE SATISFYING YOUR THIRST FOR REFRESHMENT. Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Indianapolis Inc. Phone 243-3771 j | m Ju k ROk L SLftTHENoH GREEK AND MIDDLE EASTERN.. IMPORTED FOODS «7M CWCTf ouvet CLIVL VIL mm AM EYEING THE MERCHANDISE . . . Many fine choices of qualiry glasses frames can be found ar Per Roy Senior Paul Clark finds jusr rhe righr fir and sryle. Per Roy Inc. Dispensing Opticians 5954 N College Ave 253 3477 IT ' S ALL GREEK TO US ... The Parrhenon, celebraring irs firsr few years in Droad Ripple, displays a wide voriery of delicious middle easrern foods. Parrhenon Imported Foods and Restaurant 6319 Guilford Ave 251-3138 Ads 141 ON THE LINE . . . Broad Ripple High School has placed firsr for numerous rhlngs. However, being firsr on rhe lisr for Task Force visirarions ro close one or more high schools for rhe 1981-82 school year felr differenr. Through rhe efforts of Mrs. Marilyn Dearing, coordinaror for rhe visir, Mr. Donald Glenn, adminisrrarors, faculry, sraff, srudenrs, APT members and orher devored friends, Ripple will remain open As shown here, Task Force members lisrened inrenrly for reasons ro keep Ripple open, and afrer weeks of rours, rap sessions , commumry meerings and pleas from an apprehensive audience, Ripple was saved Complimenrs of Andre Lacy 142 Ads Multi Media oArt Material 720 East 65th Street • Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 ART SUPPLIES b EQUIPMENT Painting Drawing Calligraphy ' Framing Drafring Graphics Sculprure Ceramics Books and Fine Arr Papers Liquirex and London Oils Acrylics Warercolors Mecanorma Transfer Lerrering Custom Framing and Marring Broad Ripple Village one block east of College STORE HOURS Weekdays 10-6 Saturday 10-4 ALL ABOARD . . . ftipplires ore frequenrly seen select- ing rhe fine cheeses or rhe Whistle Srop Here, employ- ee Shannon Harvey suggests a cheese to Jenny Mof- Whisrle Srop 901 E. 61sr Street 251-1932 Century 21 M.A. Terer, Realtors 3901 W. OOrh Srreer Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 Business (317) 293-5847 Residence (317) 293-0770 Member Million Dollar Club ZELMA D KINDER REALTOR Each Office is Independenrly Owned and Operated Complimenrs of House of Silver, Inc. 810 Broad Ripple Avenue 317-253-9017 Ads 143 DESIGNERS AND CREATORS OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY 844 Broad Ripple Ave Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 Broad Ripple Village TELEPHONE 2S9-721B CENTRAL INDIANA OIL CO. union Disrriburors Of Gasoline Diesel Fuel And Lubricanrs 1-457-4383 land rigan, inc. cRealtoi 9333 NORTH MERIDIAN STREET 848 8888 144 Ads WG S AND THINGS . . - 57 Hock reviews wirh srudenrs the .final prep ordenng senior supplies for graduonon Josren ' s 1210 N. Poyron 359-2550 Ads 145 SERVICE WITH A SMILE ... Mr Richard Maurer, Josren ' s Americon Yearbook Company Representative checl-s rhe deadline progress of rhe 1981 Riparian Josren ' s American Yearbook Co. Richard 5. Maurer 844-0549 140 Napanee Dr Carmel, IN 46002 146 Ads BROAdRippLE We buy sell fine used books. Out-of- print, old, rare, libraries and collections. 6407 Ferguson St. Indianapolis, In. 46220 Phone: 317-259-1980 11-6 Tuesday through Saturday BOOKSDOp June Sublett PRODUCTION TOOLS OF INDIANA Max D. Miller Vice-Presidenr And Former Chairman Of Droad Ripple Father ' s Assoc. 3201 N. Meridian Sr. 1 Indpls. IN 46208 926-0428 REPAIR SERVICE FOR MOST IMPORTED AUTOS BY APPOINTMENT Specializing in . . . Japanese and British Autos IMPORT STATION sm college A NEW PARTS SHOP . . with Tune-up Parts, Filters, Belts, Hoses, etc. Repair Service on Jaguar - MG - Datsun - Toyota - Honda - Triumph Experienced Mechanic 0 17 A ACQ Prompt Service AJ HUJO 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. to 12 - Sat. Ads 147 mmmwmmgm 1 79 nr CvOt I? . 40 TAB IB . K mu ' FRESCA MUX 46 SAIKA 30 COfTCE 30 H0TCH0COUTE454 u- • • fRESCA Jlr— COfEEE 30t SANKA 30t OUT TO LUNCH . . . Come buy California Hor Dogs from Dianne, Clars, Rodney, James, Tiffany and Dawn ar Dan-Dee ' s Srorion No 9. Dan-Dee ' s Station No. 9 Glendale Mall JERT OEERINfi RINI , DAGGED . . . Senior Jill Crawford finds herself wrapped for delivery afrer visirmg Karhy Ducher ar Deering Cleaners Deering Cleaners 6080 N. College 2512517 REFLECTIONS . . . Checking her selecrion for irs fir, freshman Heidi Fledderjohn chooses a leorard and marching skirt from Kinney Dancewear Kinney Dancewear 2434 E. 62nd St. 255-8111 148 Ads RELICS FROM THE PAST . . . Looking or rhe many onriques or rhe Royle Arric, J. A. Lacy discusses rhe hisrory of on irem. Royle Arric 6267 Carrollron 255-9066 HAMMING IT UP ... Missy Doyd and Mayo Rorh view rhe numerous rosry selections or Arias Supermarket Arias Supermarket 720 E. 54th St. 255-6800 PICK AND CHOOSE . . . Drowsing Through rhe mony beouriful swearers or Forringron ' s, Brett Sommers decides berween rwo. Farringron ' s Swearer Nook 6101 N. Keystone 253-6051 Complimenrs Of A.W. HAMILTON REAL ESTATE CO. Realtors 4147 Boulevard PI 283-1505 Ads 149 BROTHERS FLOOR COVERINGS INDIANA ' S FINEST HARDWOOD SHOWROOM FEATURING WOOD FLOORS FROM: BRUCE-HARTCO-SYKES HARRIS-MONTICELLO KENTUCKY WOOD FLOORS BROTHERS ARE SPECIALISTS IN WOOD FLOORS. WE CAN INSTALL THE FLOOR OF YOUR CHOICE OR SAND AND FINISH YOUR EXISTING FLOORS Drop in and see our showroom or : 6229 CARROLLTON 253-0777 251-0350 EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT Specialists We are Not. We Make Your TV See Better Your Stereo Sound Superb Your Throat Sing Our Praises Our Prices Smell Right Professional TV Stereo Service All Makes PLAY IT AGAIN SAM . . . Asronished by o stroke of luck Clors Donvold, Morsho Moroney, Suson Appel ond Mark Dorsey ploy o gome of Cosmic Vimp-our or rhe Gome Preserve The Game Preserve 911 Broad Ripple Ave. 257-7116 150 Ads the BIKE LIVE BICYCLE SALES AND SERVICE 6406 CORNELL AVE. INDPLS., IN 46220 In Broad Ripple Village TOM AND NANCY REVARD (317)253-2611 %F pizza AT PflSTfl O NAPOOIsiNa Delicious Sondwichs, Pizzo And Spogherri Peggy Taylor ' s HfllR CflRE CENTCR CUSTOM HAIR STYLING FOR GUYS, GALS KIDS .... Perms, Hair Coloring, Facials, Manicuring, Ear Piercing, Make- up Skin Care, Lecture Service. REDKEN R 255-3177 6372 N. GUILFORD-BROAD RIPPLE VILLAGE (2 BLOCKS EAST OF COLLEGE ON 64THI FEATURING PRODUCTS SCHWINN BICYCLES B.M.X. LE TOUR BICYCLES TRAVELER BICYCLES Sales and Service MAC ' S BICYCLE SHOP 815 E. WESTFIELD BOULEVARD BROAD RIPPLE ALONG THE CANAL 257-3349 INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA 46220 Ads 151 Patrons Sncere Fuiure Desi Wishes To The Class of 81 Mr and Mrs John Woody Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Van Uri Good luck Seniors 1 From T L Curlin Mr ond Mrs William P Srrauss Huntley Who! would I do wirhour ya? Sandy Hey lirrle one heard ony great Lyrics lorely? DIG noses forever right Carchuna ' WISK I II olways care despite EVERYTHING-SKM MOM the reomwork is over but the friendship lives on No morrer what or WHO-luv Miller Mrs Wildo Louclss Congrotutarions G Dest Wishes to the Class of 81 Hey Sherra 1 Remember the wave 1 I ' ll miss ya, Mara Mr and Mrs John Sims David, you mode rhis year special for me Parricia H Rhonda 1 from Chris Frogs Forever ' Eggplanr is alive and SPREADING ' Jenny G Tara rhanx for being rhere LYLAS Dawn SALLY 6 Michelle You ' re rhe DESH Thanxl QTPi Luv Liz Maya Thanks for being rherel Liz QTPi 45 YEARS G STILL GOING STRONG ' T00T8 YEARS THE NEW GENERATION ' ! ! Chip I ' m deeply inforuared, could ir be love ' TJ Everybody in 3rd P Arrd Off Have a nice summer MD Don ' t forger ro srop and smell rhe roses ' From Maroa Durnerr Congrarularions Class of ' 81 Mr Huckleberry Goodbye class of 82, I ' ll miss you Keep in rouch EW Remember Clique, rhe Eqisode, Love on rhe Rocl«. Racing Jusr Married Cars, ond rhar ' ll be your DEST bet! Next year, THE TREATMENT LEA 82 rs the year ' To Clique ond oil rhe big V ' s, ir ' s been greot I ' m lookng forward ro nexr year ond THE TREATMENT Yverre To Clique members Trust ond understanding make for great friendships ond a greor group Ler ' s srarr our senior year fresh wirh more fun rimes Friends, Tracy Marsho. Jenny, Susan rhe besr big TooTs ever ' Hey Drert. Clous boy. Guzzler and the Dorse DRED will olwoys be rhe besr Jack forever Tim Congrorulorions ro rhe Ctoss of ' 81 from Mr Glenn Class of 81 moy your furure be bnghr ond successful Sylvia Wolf Sue. us SPRING, bubbling, guzzling. G lors of FUN Love Mork Tim Dob. Clous. Guzzler. Drerr. DRED will olways be besr Dorse In years ro come ler ' s hove alot of hw ond pr K SOLD OUT ... As a final farewell, 1980 gradu- ares posted various for sale signs on rheir alma marer, leovmg behind rheir own privare rouch for o day Tiff The besr III ' T00T ever Luv M D , D A Hey Grunt, Let ' s keep in touch LYLAS Down TOOT TOOT Kathy, it ' s been a good year ThanlssSron Pere Jensen is the world ' s tallest midget Heidi You ' ve been a great Lil ' TooT ' Tore 6 Peggy Dell ond Tony Hill ond Jones You flokey bum, it ' s not Deescur rhe pooh is in Jenny Eggplant and Chip and Dale Whot o combo ' ' Head G Ed, Ler ' s go see rhe ducta ' Fred Ginny, Durps, Wedge o Wood, Dlock Hole, WOWEA, Daby Sit Dersi, Mrs Firellydranr, Azizo Eyeshadow, Dlood Sisters Catawba Punk Our, Grey Cords, Westside Story, Dad Dog Heidi, Dig D, La Tourber, Muncie man, newspaper clorhes, remember NO PORK Hi Ralph The Rocket Dedwell. D Langell, Meyers, Jenm, Michelle. Susan, Rick G Kenny CF Hey, Steve Cunnmghom, you homely TWIT J F W Liz rhante for a greor yeori Chelle G Sally Shannon my bestesr friend always! Luv Sracey Love ya, Mrs V LONG LIVE THE RIPARIAN ' Look our TooT for rhe 82-83 Freshmen! Izod, Topsiders, and rhe preppie look 1981 Moy rhe good work continue Missy A greor lil ' TooT G friend! Love Suson Mark From bluudins ro ducl-ss rhis year has been fanrasric and Spring is here! Love, Susan Good luck to all in ' 82 Mr ond Mrs Appel To Suson, o greor III ' TooT love Ann Trans Mobil Lire Note Russell G Isaac Warson Music G Lighr Show Maria T Crazy nomes ond El Morodor 4 ever Michele D Kim P Hove a fun summer DEVO fon Michele D The Duel ' s will miss you ond so will I, Love Wiz Hey Heidi, Mis, Liz, Ders, Sherry G Joenne Hi ' MER Hey Drerr, Smack ' Dam ' Luv Ya ' Down Hey Cox, How abour a car chase? Sirens, Screech ' Hondcuffs, DUSTED Well, maybe nor! Tim Sue, you hove been rhe grearesr Love Liz Mis, Sorry abour rhe candle, remember swimming in rhe lake. Par, Pizza on rhe floor, ploying Dorrs, puse, Arias Mania 1 Luv ya Denyse Virg. I can see a pook beyond rhe fog ' Roger Hey Rick. Have you eoren $40 s worrh lately? Hey Dove, the Lords of Engledole live ' DRO 3 SUPER Dig TooTs Lisa, Courtney ond Deth, love Joenne There is only one rood to success, srudy Mary Joenne, Thanx for being the grearesr Lil ' Toori Ler ' s punk out ogam sometime ond go bock ro Godfothers ' Luv, Derh, Courr ond Coore Lips. Rymo, Munch you ' ve been rhe best friends Toe Denise, right now things oren ' t great bur you ' re still my besr friend ' TooT pledges ' 81 we made it ' To my big TooTs Happy Fridays forever Mis Ralph I saw a lor of big huge tribes w o bunch of natives and rhings in rhe African jungles ' S G S Wotch our Ripple Here comes Fred ' Douglas and Sylvia Hill Corhy ond Eric Forever ILIGITAMATE NUNA CARDIRUNDUM Viel Gluck, Seniors! WOWEA ' Friends Forever ' JMD You ' re my favorite brorher Much love, CDD Shonnon, sromp rhor cockroach ' Yo amor ru ' Denyse Jack Old No 7 is rhe only way DRED Nurs The phonrom of 82 strikes ogoini Mary D my own personal Driving insrrucror! I don ' r know why I ' m raking lessons from you! Your dormg student (15 mph down Central ' ) Chip, Thanks for being a greor brorher, love Heorher To The Dill Family From Dnan The Michoel Honnon Family Congrorulorions Seniors, SSG G Hyde U S Army To rhe 2nd generanon Keep ir up ' Love Yverre To two good friends ADD and MAE ' QTPi Luv JKD K Whot do you want ro do on rhe lost day of school this year Mr Rogers ' Love always, J Class of ' 82 Rowdies ' 1 MORE YEAR ' 152 Porrons Missy Ooyd. Desr of friends olwoys Luv Chris Asbery ond Rhonda Goldsberry Paul, I hope you finally find your charm girl Dave Pamcio, meenng you has made rhis yeor somerhing special for me Love Dave K K Cenrral Srare. Howdy Doody bus ride downrown and friends forever. LUV YA IXONI Mrs Peters I loved One Acs ' Mrs Hole I will always love you Peggy Jenny Let ' s moke public ed rhe besr rhere is! 1 D P. Greor srudenrs, reachers, odminisrrorors! 3 more years rill I ' m ar DP ! Love forever for T J Dlow Ir Off IHADFWMDOTA ML Dawn I ' m berrer rhon Harold by 5 Happy days ro. Donna S , Mrs Y G V , lunch buddies, rhe fellas, Carlorra, Parrick. Cheryl, Freshie Friends, and T C and J D Karen LaPue ' 81 Move over ' 81, here comes ' 82 James Deffendal I ' m so sure You ' re rhe one, Pokagon 2 well almosr, Sr Hi, geer G bones, snll looking G finally found, older guys, Frogs, Teddys, Lions, Pigs G Unicorns, Luv eggplanr Madarajepe Chelle DHTE lives, bur who are rhe Tigers ' Kim Drooder. Richer, Human. Service Mrs Dearmg Ir ' s Howdy Doody rime, so buy more mushrooms ' Mocko soys Hey m Luonda Paul Hendrome Syndrome Tiffany Pizza Hur, Durler, sproy pomring,,. rhe reol you You ' re a greor lil ' roor Dense Dawnie. rhe very besr lirrle TooT 1 luv ya, Moro Mr ond Mrs William Nason Down, you ' re rhe besr lirrle TooT. Love TooT brures Donio. I owe ya 3 25 ... Denise Susie Through all rhe T ' s G J ' s ir sure has been fun. Love yo sweerie, FF Denise Drerr, Shur rhe ... up 1 Dania Good luck grods of 81 Barbara Vorgo Jock, Jock, Jock, Jack, Jock. Hie! Daniels 1 ! 1 Mr Jeff ... I con never rhonk you for your endless love ond supporr in everyrhing I do All my love, your wife Ger up or 714, do some Old No 7, cruise down I-69 ond srop or mile 151 HOT DANG ' ! ' DRED Marr, remember 5 30 I ' m cold, Dors Dead birds Luv yo DL Rhonda, Anno, Toro, Keirh, ond everybody else (oh, yeoh, and Korhy roo) Thanks for some good rimes. Have a good summer and I ' ll see you nexr year I hope sooner K.S.S.M. The Fellas Michoel D Gormany Keirh L Henderson Williom R Mays Lawrence E Monger Wendell K Ray . . . creored for rhe preservorion and upkeep of rhe young members of a srrong proud race QPi5 Chris G Karen You ' re rhe besr ' -Luv Roni Chip CONGRATS 1 DMF lives ' You ' re super Luv Susi LEE rainbow ' Spencers ' ELEPHANT ' DMP! fun ' Suson Karen, You ' re o greor friend Chris Hi Rid Derh Hi Mimi ond Srocey . . . Derh MSO guys ' @ ' rwms ' sis ' DMF ' pere G colin-YSS 1, DMF, Crozy, Spoceyl You ' re ring ' Fun rimes 2 R G Hope my birrhday is as exoring as yours ' DC, DM., DL You ' re greor big TooTs luv SUSan Suson. you are rhe besr lirrle TOOT luv 3D ' s Missy. Thanx for being o greor lirrle TooT, G rhanx for Friday ' s you made ir special JEN, MARSH, SUE Drerr where ' s my Darman DolP LYLAD Sis ro, do, pe, je rhe besr friends anyone could ever hove I ' m going ro hong in rhere cause EP losrs forever Love Mo PEEPING TOM . . . Heighr proved once ogoin ro be on odvonroge, os Jeff Robinson peers over o display board during rhe 1980 May Day Circle Celebrarion downrown David you ' re a greor brother ond friend, Luv Rhonda Steve Tennis anyone ' s s Ric Good Luck with future experiences s s Doug, 80 81 hos been fun Sir S Good luck Seniors Kim Johnson We love you. Riparian sroff Dig Doddy, Moma, and rhe two little J ' s You ' re rhe greoresr K J Desr Wishes ro Droad Ripple Horin ' s Children ' s Shoes YEARDOOKERS ... I love you one ond oil ond I ' m so proud of rhis book If rhis is indeed our last Riparian (ond I proy ir ' s nor) or leasr we know we wenr our in sryle Wherever we find ourselves nexr yeor keep our spirit, pride and love olive in your hearrs for I ' ll never forger you All my love Mrs V DR. Shorts G Tarzan Woman, Ir ' s been full of knorred neckloces, lore Ripples nights, Rainblo G Diet 7up, paranoid parenrs or 1 30 afrer musical ( Dut Mom. we were just outside her house 1 ) Mighry Pie, rhe mfomous MOVIES , pizzo wirh our fovorire Fiji, chosmg LeAnn G Cindy, rhe doc ar Wabash, rake fighrs, rhen freaking our Mrs P rhe Pororo Chipsrer and keeping our secrer 3 x 3 ' s (barely! Par Denaror old violins she DLENDS rhe Mucus Mob, rhe boy book, and Cheero cokes My, my it has been wild Although our tetrific rno will soon become rhe dynamic duo, rbe Pnmo Dallerme G Cooreheod will forever be my besr buddies, pals, chums, friends and sisrers Love always, Croyola Donia Ir ' s like you con just reoch up . ore ' Mountains G Minnesota Forever and rhere rhey Well staffers we mode ir rhrough anorher year ' From Sondy ond her Swing Choir pix ro Dania and her llford, our picrures were rop norch, Too bad we had an over abundance of cheerleading picrures Wirh a sroff of 65, it was more rhon odequore, along wirh rhe help of Hunt ond Mark our fairhful escapades (ending up in rhe foorboll field) ond rornng condy, we managed ro give our bodies enough fuel ro make it rhrough chaoric deadlines flow lines, nor enough ods roo many ads, o first for Junior Edirors, words of wisdom on never going to college in o BMW, fearful freshman or inrimidaring edirors ' . Leonid Shcnudd, who is Jeffry Dobbins ' , Fearure Srudenrs. alias Senior Sporlighr. alias Pain in rhe Neck, never having copy sheets or greose pencils ond index firnng or 2 30 in rhe morning Thonltt go our to every one who made our books possible! Love, your Edirors P S WHERE ' S OUR FRUIT? ' ?!!!! Sue How can we ever forger Doll Srare Don ' r moke me wer my ponrs!! Lore nighr homework Why ' d we do ir anyway ' Our Dullerin Doord Whar a masterpiece 1 Colonel Savage, orange meor loof. Kemo that hunk of man, Tim ' s pin ball adventures, heavenly Domino ' s piozo, long disronce phone calls ro Indy Mom, send FOOD ' Dur who needs food when you ' ve gor o rube of Cleansil!! Would rhe week ever end And ro rhink we even come bock excired ' Whor surprises will rhis summer ' s insnrure bring ' (Or do we wanr ro know ?) Love your DSU room-more ond fellow Editor, Derh Liz, 7 yeors hos been fonrasne ' You ' re a greor friendand memories like duck calls, lunches, bowling, ODRC. 1°80 summer ond tennis, never fode Love Sue POTD, POTD, POTD, POTD, POTD, POTD, POTD, POTD, POTD, POTF Morsha, Tim, Derh ond Danio Where ' s our Dig E Ir ' s March first whete ' s your license ' Porrons 153 7 ? ) J ryZs A_xjLA i9ii ?. ?77 1978 - JUDl u TIT I-- ■) (jjihJuC Ji-cL c snd CAjUxhuL uxjuuU ujI -tkuuxixjOs ost Ga ox L i JcfOlQjtjL , JflO . tX jyruurttoyru thji tmdJjLM, hjcujuhj y UAAf£s xxyr (X ndL lAst y Jul- 0J AX)L x LsnAi ScJ ' U oLuJLaa . t. io jUXJLU ljo ZUJU LoSllj tf - - yuLf cLe cL to Lsl kaK, uA oisrxd yrL v-(_ oJz xmd ouo cUajl Lo 0$ QjuyxjoJL QaLumJjjla cut QcuUL SA Jbu U iJuXA jty yJULOJxJ) . ?Jhjbuj Scuu OuuL + njuu-CK. JvuoJLfijL Su oo mxUlA. ft rrvco lOuXk, UjbiK. j JJhjt Wawuc CU L- gasify 1979 Index qAq Able, Jeffrey ... 122 Adams, Carole ... 118 Adams, Denise ... 6, 71, 91, 98, 122 Adams, Julie ... 55, 79, 125 Adams, Mrs Mary . . . 132 Adeniyi, Julius . . . 125 Adkins, David ... 125 Adkisson, Jeff ... 17 Albeon, Marrhew ... 11, 71, 72, 118 Aldndge, Andrea ... 95 Alexander, Mark ... 118 Alexander, Marvella . . . 125 Alexander, ro Traae . . . 122 Alums, Julie ... 81, 106 Allen, Vivian ... 122 Allen, Yolanda ... 90, 125 American United Life Insurance ... 15 Anderson, Chris ... 118 Anderson, George . . . 118 Anderson, Harvey . . . 80, 118 Anderson, John ... 18, 19 Anderson, La wanna . . . 93, 118 Anderson, Melvma . . . 125 Anderson, Timorhy . . . 32 Appel. Susan ... 71, 72. 73, 74, 98, 99, 103, 156 Archie, Lashawn . . . 125 Armsrrong, Teresa . . . 78, 100, 125 Arnold, Rene ... 94, 96, 122 Arr ... 62 Arrhur, Carlorro ... 26, 67, 79, 102, 103, 106 Arrhur, Jennifer . . . 122 Arrhur, Keirh ... 118 Arrhur, Meliso ... 51 Asbery, Chrisnna ... 18, 125 Aurs, Teresa . . . 122 Ausrin, Andrew ... 71, 73, 74, 86, 87, 88, 89, 118 Ausrin, April ... 75 Ausrin, LaJoyce . . . 106 Avanr, Anrhony . . . 125 Avanr, Karhleen . . . 106 Avanr, Sara ... 118 Axe, Rondo ... 122 Azure, Leslie ... 77 bDb Bacon, Kennerh ... 63 Docon, Mark ... 125 Dacon, Tammy . . . 106 Cadger, Sreven ... 38, 98, 101, 122 Dailey, Harold ... 60, 125 Dailey, Thomas ... 83, 87, 98, 99, 100, 106 Daird, Andre ... 106 Daird, Collie ... 52. 78, 106 Daker, Jacqueline ... 118 Daker, Melissa ... 122 Dakic, Nives ... 59, 106 Dallmger, Mrs Ellen . . . 94. 132 Dand ... 92, 93 Dankhead, Valerie . . . 125 Barber, Kevin ... 122 Barker, Jessica ... 122 Barnerr, Mr Lemar . . . 132 Barnerr, Parrice ... 80, 106 Barnharr, J Chris ... 32, 34, 53, 103, 122 Barrlerr, Roxanne ... 48, 49, 125 Bough, Shawn ... 81 Baxrer, William ... 32, 34, 122 Bayh, Dirch ... 18 Beaman, Danny ... 32, 118 Beamer, Carol ... 71 Bed well, Mr Ralph . . . 60, 61, 65, 132 Deene, Mrs Berry ... 81, 132 Behroozi, Rouzbeh . . . 122 Bell, Sharon ... 118 Bellinger, Cheryl ... 79, 92, 93, 100, 122 Bennerr, Anna . . . 63, 77. 79, 87, 95, 118 Bennerr, Melissa ... 4, 106 Bennerr, Michelle . . . 125 Bennmg, Elka ... 118 Berkley, John ... 122 Berry, Ken ... 43 Beyl, Sherlly ... 59, 91, 122 Beymer, Carol ... 90, 122 Bibbs, Melonie . . . 94, 122 Bibbs, Vincenr ... 94, 125 Bigham, Jennifer . . . 100, 125 Bigsbee, Anrhony ... 43 118 Bigsbee, Jacquelyn , . . 122 Bill, Brian ... 91, 103, 125 Bill, Sharon ... 94 Bippus, Mr Gary ... 65, 132 Bivens, Darrell . . . 93, 102, 105, 122 Black, George ... 32, 118 Blaine, Edward . . . 93, 118 Blake, Kenr ... 71, 122 Blakemore, Edward . . . 125 Bland, Dennis ... 122 Bledsoe, Anrhony . . . 106 Bledsoe, Michelle ... 125 Blomberg, Jeffrey . . . 125 Blome, Mary ... 40, 52, 69, 71, 87, 103, 118 Blunr, Brenda ... 125 Blyrhe, Sheila ... 118 Bonner, Kimberly . . . 125 Bornsrein, Berh . . . 98, 125 Boswell, Lorenzo . . . 125 Bourlond, Jessica . . . 125 Bourne, Bryan . . . 92, 93, 106 Bowling, Audrey D ... 79, 90, 92, 93, 122 Bowling, Michael . . . 93, 125 Bowman, Byron . . . 125 Boyd, Melissa ... 6, 91, 98, 125 Boyd, Rira ... 94, 122 Brademas, John ... 18 Bradford, Doris ... 69, 132 Bradley, Derrick ... 96, 125 Bradley. Lisa N ... 96, 106 Bragg, Todd ... 122 Brain Gome ... 64 Brandon, Maria . . . 122 Branham. Kevin . . . 125 Brarron, Harold ... 30 Droxron, Wilbur ... 122 Brazzle, Lucille ... 134 Breedlove, Gail ... 10, 106 Bnggs, Sherone ... 71, 122 Briscoe, Parsy ... 79, 94, 95, 102 Briscoe, Parry . . . 102. 118 Bnrram, Keirh ... 125 Bnrron, Alisa . . . 125 Brirrain, Kirk ... 6, 63, 86, 87, 122 Brooks, Arrhur ... 122 Broote, Keewanna . . . 93, 125 Broota, Michele ... 49, 71, 79, 122 Broote, Shannon ... 93, 122 Brown, Damon . . . 43, 122 Brown, David ... 122 Brown, Dwayne ... 43 Brown, Larry ... 141 Brown, Lesrer ... 51, 125 Brown, Lisa . . . 125 Brown, Lynerre ... 118 Brown, Margie . . . 80, 94 Brown, Maria . . . 125 Brown, Rhonda ... 118 Brown, Rickey ... 122 Brown, Timorhy ... 63, 122 Brown, William ... 125 Brown, William 125 Brummer, Susan ... 6, 39, 126, 127 Bryanr, Charles ... 118 Bryanr, Monica . . . 94, 95, 126, 127 Bryanr, Reedlyn ... 49, 90, 122 Bubenzer, Cynrhia . . . 126, 127 Buckley, James ... 84 Buckner, Barnerria . . . 126 Bullock, Michael ... 118 Bullock, Sinclair ... 96, 122 Burge, Deanna ... 118 Burgess, Mrs Monica . . . 132 Burks, Mrs Karhryn . . . 78, 132 Burkely, John ... 40, 41 Burnerr, Mrs Marcia . . . 132 Burns, Mrs Prenella . . . 94, 95, 132 Burns, Shawn . . . 126 Burns, Lisa ... 53, 67, 118 Burns, Jerry ... 43, 59, 103 Burns, Terry ... 32, 52 Burroughs, Miss Jeane . . . 132 Bush, Amra ... 126 Bush, George ... 18, 19 Bush, Valerie ... 62, 118 Bushong, Cnckerr ... 76, 80 Business ... 80, 81 cCc RIDING HIGH . . . One of rhe younger fans, Brianne Cook, is foscinored by rhe gome while propped upon Vivian Cook ' s shoulders. Calberr, Lynda ... 76, 122 Colberr, Michelle ... 126 Baldwell, Berry ... 122 Caldwell, Chrisropher . . . 122 Calkins, Peggy ... 19, 39, 71, 98, 103, 122 Callahan, John ... 87, 96, 122 Callahan, Scorr . . . 126 Campbell, Sherry . . . 80, 138 Cain, Mrs Jacquelyne . . . 132 Caress, Jennifer ... 37 Carson, Alone ... 43, 122 Correr, Bobby ... 84 Correr, Edward ... 32, 52, 66, 118 Correr, Jomes ... 18, 19 Carrer, Kelvin . . . 126 Carrer, Michael . . . 126 Carrwrighr, Craig . . . 126 Carrwnghr, Tyr one . . . 126 Casey, Mr Frank ... 132 Caudle, Anrhony . . . 64, 122 Chapman, Anrhony . . . 92, 93, 119 Chearum, Mark ... 119 Chenaulr, Elaine ... 55, 126 Cherry, Tina ... 80 Cheshire, Paul ... 119 BUD WOLF CHEVROLET ... 85 Chrisrmas Program . . . 92 Clark, Donald . . . 122, 133 Clark, Paul ... 24, 59, 86, 87, 100, 141 Clark, Roberr ... 69 Clark, Mr Rodney . . . 43, 132 Clark, Miss Susan ... 99, 100 Clemmons, Judirh . . . 90, 95, 122 Cliff, Mrs Johnnie ... 133 Cobb, Charles ... 126 Colberr, Cheryl ... 119 Colberr, Kim ... 71 Colberr, Roberr ... 121 Coleman, Karen ... 49, 126 Colemon, Harry ... 119 Coleman, Marilyn . . . 123 Coleman, Shanna . . . 126 Collier, Lurher ... 119 Collins, Deirra ... 48 Collins, Donno ... 119 Collins, Porncia ... 119 Collins, Sharon . . . 126 Collins, Tina ... 48, 49 Collins, William ... 119 Communiry ... 14 15 Compron, Loura ... 80 Cook, Connie . . . 124 Cook, Vivian ... 31, 62, 63, 84, 94, 95, 155 Cooper, Jerald ... 119 Cooper, Shanny . . . 126 Cooremon, Dawn . . . 39, 71, 80, 90, 98, 123 Cooremon, Lisa ... 71, 74, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91. 98, 99. 100, 103 Cornner, Maria ... 119 Cosrello, Diane ... 78, 123, 133 Coulon, Mrs Sylvia ... 4, 133 Cox, Ann ... 32, 52, 71, 74, 75. 87, 89, 103, 119, 156 Cox, Robin ... 80 Crabb, Berh . . . 119, 121 Crawford, Jill ... 58, 87 Crayron, Troy . . . 126 Cross Counrry ... 40, 41 Crumpron, Terronce . . . 32, 51, 59, 93, 123 Cullens, Vanessa . . . 103 Cunningham, Brendo . . . 107 Cunningham, Sreven . . . 123 Cunningham, Tami . . . 80, 107 Curlin, Mr Tommie . . . 131, 133 Curry, Richard ... 87, 119 Cushenberry, Adrain . . . 94, 119 Cushenberry, Anronio . . . 31, 32, 41, 52, 78, 94, 107 Cushenberry, Mrs Brenda ... 133 dDd Daniels, Kim ... 30, 107 Daniels, Sracey . . . 126 Daniels, Sreven . . . 123 Danvold, Clors ... 71, 72, 74, 91, 99, 119 Davidson, April . . . 80, 81, 93, 119 Davidson, Dona ... 121 Davis, Charles ... 119 Davis, Clmron ... 123 Davis, Mrs Delores . . . 72, 74, 133 Davis, Don ... 51, 126 Davis, Mr Gary ... 133 Davis. Gerald ... 126 Davis, Gerard ... 123 Davis, Henk ... 123 Davis, Linda ... 95 Davis, Porrick ... 126 Davis, Roshell ... 80 Dovis, Sracye ... 81, 108. 141 Dovis, Sreven . . . 108 Dovis, Thor ... 126 Davis, Wonda ... 119 Dawson, Lisa ... 80, 102, 108 Day, James . . . 123 Deoring, Mrs Marilyn . . . 131, 133, 142 Index 155 Deberry, Yverte ... 51. 94. 123 DeOulef, Srocey ... 71. 72. 90. 123. 136 Deffendall. Jomes ... 59. 76. 77. 78. 84. 119 Deming. Mr Leo ... 133 Dermis. Kevin ... 119 Dickerson. Kennerh . . . 108 Dickson. Derek ... 43 Dishmon. Jomes ... 119 Dishmon, Lynn . . . 87. 103 Dishmon. Melvin . . . 108 Dishmon, Roserra ... 119 Dixon. Denck ... 119 Dixon, Kennerh ... 91, 92. 93. 126 Dobbins. Geroldine . . . 126 Dombrow. Mrs Lucy . . . 133 Donaldson, Kevin . . . 123 Dorsey. Jomes . . . 126 Dorsey. Mark ... 3, 32. 71. 86, 87, 103. 105, 108, 119, 159 Dorsey. Richard ... 64, 71. 72, 74, 98, 100, 113 Dosey. Mr Eorl ... 133 Dory. Karen ... 59, 123 Dowell, Mr Richard . . . 133 Downron, Kelly . . . 126 Doyle. John ... 119 Duke. King ... 16, 17, 27, 108 Dullen, Tonya . . . 126 Duncon, Ivan . . . 123 Duncan. R H ... 119 Duncan, Tina . . . 126 Dunn, Sylvesrer . . . 100 Dunn. Togy ... 88 Dunning, Down . . . 126 Durrerr, James . . . 126 Dyson, Desmond ... 123 Dzelme, Miss Silvya . . . 133, 78 fFf eEe Edmonds, Thomas . . . 93, 126 Edmonds, Tina . . . 123 Edwards, Demernus . . . 119 Edwards, Nila ... 126 Edwards, Vivian ... 93 Eldndge. Yolanda ... 123 Elecnon 80 . . . 18, 19 Elkins, Donnie ... 119 Elkins, Jacqueline ... 78. 123 Elkins. Shoron ... 126 Elliorr. Dernice ... 78 Ellis. Corhy ... 123 Ellison, Roderick ... 123 Elzy, Kevin ... 126 Engelking. Dovid ... 71. 100. 119 English ... 68. 69 Essenberg, Michelle . . . 126 Esserr. Darren ... 126 Esres, Lisa ... 126 Evons. Mr Dilly ... 133 Evons. Dnon . . . 109 Evans, Koren ... 119 Evons. Kelly ... 53. 126 Evons, Terry ... 119 Evons. Tina ... 59, 108, 109 Evons. Willie ... 126 Faculty ... 132 Fads and Fashion ... 12, 13 Foirburn, Mrs Melinda ... 133 Foyyod. Anies ... 119 Fears. Lisa ... 123 Felrner. Charles ... 93, 126 Fensrer maker, Mrs Sandra ... 38, 39 Ferguson, Anrhony . . . 96 Ferguson, Jacqueline . . . 123 Ferguson. Sgr William . . . 133 Fields, Lisa ... 123 Finchum, John . . . 123 Finnell, Anrhony . . . 126 Finnell. Eloise ... 95 Finnell, Mr Rudolph . . , 92, 93, 94, 133 Fire, Elaine ... 91, 133 Firsr, Paul ... 119 Fisher, Richard ... 123 Firrs, Troy ... 123 Firzgerald, Druce . . . 123 Firzgerald, Zenophio . . . 119 Fledderjohn, Heidi ... 98, 103, 126 Fleming, Eric ... 32. 123 Floyd, Kimberly ... 123 Foley, Chris . . . 108, 109 Ford, Condess ... 123 Ford, Gerald ... 18 Ford, Krisra ... 96, 126 Ford, Sracey ... 81, 108, 109 Fosrer, Carolyn ... 91, 119 Fosrer, Helen ... 126 Fosrer, Paula ... 94, 123 Four, Thomas . . . 126 Fracrion, Gary . . . 126 Franklin, Eddie ... 51, 119 Franklin, Karen ... 25 French ... 79 Freshman Foorball . . . 34, 35 Frierson. Deliso ... 26, 108, 109 Frierson, Loranya ... 119 Frieson, Narhan . . . 124 gGg Gallagher, Mr Dan . . . 130, 131, 133, 104. 117 Gallup. George ... 18 Gondolf, Joseph ... 71, 98, 119 Ganr, Mr Juon . . . 133 Ganr. Michael . . . 126 Ganr, Ronnerra ... 96 Ganrer, Ms ... 94, 129 Garey, Karherme . . . 126 Gormonr, Micheal ... 67, 78, 119 Garrerr, Frederick . . . 123 Garrerr, Jackqueline . . . 96, 108, 109 Garrerr, Micheal ... 91, 126 Garrerr, Ocrovia . . . 126 Garrerr, Vicror ... 93, 126 Garens, Mimi ... 37, 39, 71, 72, 90, 98. 103, 123 George, Brian . . . 123 Gerard, Lisa ... 108, 109 German Club ... 77 Germany, Marjone . . . 80, 95, 108, 109 Gissara, John ... 119 Glendale Shopping Cenrer . . . 137, 130 Glenn, Donald ... 31, 61, 130, 131, 84, 132 Glunr, Srephen ... 123 Glunr, Susanne ... 95, 93, 126 Goerremiller, Mrs Elizaberh ... 133 Golden Singers ... 87 Goldsberry, David ... 123 Goldsberry, Rhonda . . . 98, 100, 126 Goldsrem, Cheryl ... 32, 52 Golf, Doys Girls ... 38, 39 Goliday, Toni ... 127 Goode, McDonald . . . 36, 86, 87, 105, 113, 123 Goodlow, Charles ... 119 Goodnighr, Karen . . . 123 Goodnight, Richard . . . 127 Gordon, Jeffrey ... 123 Gowdy, Gay la ... 127 Gradall, Paul ... 60 Grady, Leslie ... 127 Graham. Debra ... 123 Graham. Matthew . . . 64, 127 Graham, Nora ... 127 Graham, Porriaa ... 127 Grarson, Dona ... 119 Graves, Dovid . . . 109 Gray, Felicia ... 127 Gray, Terrance . . . 123 Groyson, Norris . . . 123 Green, Jeffery . . . 127 Green, Leono ... 127 Gregory, Kevin ... 119 Grider, Stephanie ... 37, 119 Griffen, Tammy ... 127 Grimes, Elizaberh ... 39, 74, 98, 100, 102, 103, 119 Gtimes, Linda ... 119 Grimes, Timorhy ... 51, 78, 103, 109 Grimm, Ronald ... 119 Grubbs, Leo ... 93, 103, 119 Gunnell, Michael ... 32, 42, 43, 52, 109 Gunning, Michael . . . 123 Guthrie, Cnsry ... 119 Gurhne, Encka ... 123 hHh 64, Hack, Mrs Sarah 65, 133 Haddox, Mrs Donna . . . 133 Hale, Darryl ... 92, 93, 105, 109 Hole, Harryl ... 32, 41, 109 Hall, Mr Eddie ... 133 Hall, Miss Hearher ... 133 Hall, Janice ... 80, 109 Homilron, Angela . . . 127 Hamirer, Jacqueline . . . 127 Hamlerr, Mory . . . 109 Hamm, Darryl ... 64, 79, 98, 99, 100, 109 Hammonds, Jacqueline ... 63, 76, 87, 119 Hamner, Mr Dale . . . 64, 133 Handy, Drad ... 92, 93, 109 Hanson, David ... 76 Hanna, Cathy ... 119 Hanson, Michael . . . 109 Hatdy, Paula ... 5, 71 Harker. Mr Richard . . . 41 Horper, Kelli ... 95. 123 Harrmgron, Damon . . . 92, 93 Horns, George ... 123 Horns. Jody ... 127 Harris, Kimberly ... 119 Harris, Louis ... 18 Harris, Richard ... 119 Harris, Rollo ... 96, 97 Harris, Tonn ... 80, 81 Harris, Verlinoa ... 127 Harrison, Denise . . . 109, 127 Hart, Christopher . . . 109 Hart, Doron ... 89, 93, 109 Hart, Deborah ... 94, 97, 109 Harr, Melynda ... 90, 127 Harvey, Linda ... 97, 109 Harvey, Shannon ... 73, 90, 123, 143 Harvey, Sheila ... 127 Hosier, Richard ... 127 Hasrmgs, Gino ... 94, 119 .Harcher, Shoron . . . 102 Harcher, Sharon . . . 109 Horcher, Gary ... 123 Hawkins, Bessie ... 96, 127 Hoyden, Anirra ... 71, 87, 91, 95, 123 Hayes, Anrhony . . . 109 Hayes, Janice ... 96, 127 Hazel, Marrin ... 109 Hazel, Richard ... 71, 98, 127 Heolrh ... 82, 83 Heard, Rhonda ... 127 Henderson, Adrian . . . 133 Henderson, Anna . . . 109 Henderson, Eric ... 127 Henderson, Keith ... 60, 100, 119, 76 Henderson, Mark ... 42, 43, 123 Henderson, Sandra . . . 123 Hendren, Mr Michael . . . 133 Henry, Evelyn . . . 95, 127 Hensel, Chris ... 119 Hendnck, Keith ... 110 Hestet, John ... 32 Highsaw, Cota . . . 123 Highsaw. Kimberly . . . 119 Hill, Alicio ... 123 Hill, Cynrhio ... 109 Hill, Elizaberh ... 9, 71, 74, 98, 99, 100, 103, 119, 156 Hill, Patty ... 81, 109 Hill, Tino C . . . 123, 127 Hill, Tina L . . . 94, 127 Hill, Trocy ... 127 Hilliord, Janice ... 80, 119 Hilliard, John ... 18 Himes, Michael ... 123 Himes, Shan ... 52, 59, 109 Hindman, Anita ... 78, 80, 86, 119 Hmshow, James ... 81. 133 Hinton. Sherry . . . 48, 52, 59, 109 Hoade, John . . . 109, 110 Hochsredler, Mr Clyde ... 64, 133 Hogg, Mrs Mory ... 133 Holifield. Lisa ... 123 Holiman, Cheryl ... 59, 80, 109, 110 Holland, Crystal ... 127 Hollins, Warren ... 123 Holloway, Paula ... 81, 109, 110 Holman, Michael ... 93, 127 Hood, Kimberly ... 81, 103, 109, 110 Holloway, Mrs Fumiss . . . 69, 133 Homecoming ... 30, 31 Home Ec ... 85 Hood, Mrs Barbara . . . 133 Hooren, Jeffrey ... 127 Horsewood, David . . . 127 Horron, Jacqueline . . . 94, 80, 119 Howard, Frances ... 43, 52, 84, 110 Hubbard, Liso ... 110 Hubbard, Melanie ... 79, 98, 123 Hubbard, Robert ... 123 Huckleberry, Mr. Maurice ... 133 Hudgens, Lois ... 127 Hudson, David ... 127 Hudson, Emmo . . . 127 Humamhes ... 60, 61 Hunter, Jeffrey ... 119 Huse, Denise ... 127 Indianapolis Symphony Orchesrro ... 14 Industrial Arrs ... 84 Irmiger, Grerchen ... 119 Irmiger, Ted ... 119 I R T ... 14 Irvin, Sherry ... 127 Isom, Frankie . . . 127 jjj BOTTOMS UP . . . During a spring picnic, Mary James, Ann Cox, Susan Appel, Marshal Maroney and Bern Hill turn the other cheel s Jactoon, Clinton . . 43 119 Jaclsson, Jefftey . . 40 156 lndex 41, 103, 127 Jocteon, Mrs Olivia . . . 100 Jackson, Ryan ... 127 Joel-son, Sharon ... 80, 92, 93, 110 Jackson, Tara ... 71, 90, 98, 103. 123 Jackson, Timothy ... 32, 93, 119 Jacteon, Mr Warren . . . 133 Jacobs, Debro ... 127 Jacobs, Elizoberh ... 80, 110 Jacobs, Lon ... 127 James, Mornn ... 75, 110 James, Mary ... 2, 71, 74, 87, 103, 104, 119, 156 Jameson, Harold ... 119 Jansen, Parrick ... 119 Jansen, Paul ... 119 Jorrerr, Tyrone ... 119 Jazz Bond ... 92 Jeffers, Sreve ... 42, 43, 110 Jefferson, Dennis ... 127 Jefferson, Oliver ... 119 Jelks, Timorhy ... 93, 119 Jerasa, Frank . . . 123 Jernigan, Chrisnne ... 119 Jessup, Mane ... 80, 119 Jessup, Victoria ... 81, 84, 110 Jimison, Miss Linda . . . 133 Johnson, Andrea ... 81, 110 Johnson, Arlene . . . 127 Johnson, Cns ... 71 Johnson, C Timorhy . . . 25, 64, 71, 98, 99, 103, 119 Johnson, David ... 119 Johnson, Dean ... 32 Johnson, Donna ... 84, 110 Johnson, Eric ... 127 Johnson, Gloria ... 119 Johnson, Guy . . . 100, 103, 127 Johnson, Ivan . . . 123 Johnson, John ... 119 Johnson, Kim ... 77, 95, 103, 110 Johnson, Knsri . . . 123 Johnson, Lisa ... 119 Johnson, Michael ... 64, 98, 99, 100, 127 Johnson, Mrs Par ... 134 Johnson, Roberr . . . 123 Johnson, Sreven . . . 123 Johnson, Tammy . . . 94, 96, 123 Johnson, Tern ... 6 Johnson, Mrs Tom . . . 134 Johnson, Yverre ... 127 Jones, Alberr ... 127 Jones, Angela ... 127 Jones, Angela . . . 94, 123, 127 Jones, Anrhony . . . 123 Jones, Carlo ... 127 Jones, Dennis ... 119 Jones. Douglas ... 91, 123 Jones, Eloise ... 119 Jones, Gregory ... 92, 93 Jones, Jayme ... 127 Jones, Jesse ... 127 Jones, Judge ... 127 Jones. Kandra ... 93. 127 THE NOSE KNOWS . . . Ar rhe Indianapolis Zoo, Jim Smerhers offers a friendly bur hungry elephanr a handful of peanurs Jones, Lela ... 127 Jones, Michael . . . 64, 124 Jones, Rodney ... 127 Jones, Ronald ... 127 Jones, Scorrie ... 36 Jones, Srephen ... 127 Jones, Terry ... 127 Jones, Tracy ... 127 Juniors ... 118, 119 kKh 62, Kanror, Sheldon 134 Kassig, Mr Edward . . . 68, 134 Kearon, Mrs Winnie . . . 134 Keed, Travis ... 93 Keenan, Theodore . . . 76, 93, 127 Keller, Devira ... 123 Kelley, John ... 93 Kenedy, Edward ... 18 Kennedy, Kevin ... 32, 123 Kersey, Mrs Mary Jo . . . 134 Kimball, Andre ... 6, 87, 119 Kimball, Douglas ... 110 Kimsey, Allen ... 32, 43, 123 King, Courrney ... 39, 71, 79, 123 King, Kimberly ... 110 Klapper, Laurel ... 71, 98, 103, 127 Knapp, Dorrell ... 127 Knapp, William . . . 96, 123 Knighr, Mary ... 119 Knorrs, Scorr ... 24, 32, 58, 110, 141 Knox, Andrea ... 127 Knox, Nikki ... 124 Knox, Roberr ... 119 Koers, Par ... 32, 134 Kohlmeyer, Linda ... 74 Kohlmeyer, Sherry . . . 87, 110 Krause, Karl ... 123 Kurrz, George ... 127 Kurrz, Marian . . . 132 ILI Loch, Tiffany ... 25, 39, 103, 127 Lacy, John . . . 34, 43, 67, 68, 71, 91, 98, 123, 136 Lacy, Laura ... 90, 123 Lafayerre Square . . . 130 Lahman, Mary ... 71, 87, 123 Lake, David ... 110 Lake, Richard ... 127 Lake, Tracy ... 119 Lamberr, Miss Shirley . . . 134 Landers, Mark ... 28, 36, 38, 39, 123 Lane, John ... 127 Larue, Karen . . . 100, 110 Larussa, Darry ... 36 Larimore, David ... 32, 33, 52, 123 Larimore, Kimberly . . . 49, 127 Laughlm, Elizoberh . . . 127 Law, Michael ... 32, 38, 39, 52, 53, 71, 72, 87, 91, 119 Law, Nicholas ... 32, 38, 52, 53. 71, 87, 91, 119 Lawrence, Anyo . . . 66, 119 Lawson, Jeno . . . 48, 52, 90, 110 Lawson, Joseph ... 110 Lazar, Michael ... 76, 103, 119 Leorherman, Leslie . . . 110 Ledesma, Carlos ... 111 Lee, Allen ... 127 Lee, Andrea . . . 127 Lee, Gerald ... 134 Leflore, Melinda ... 94, 123 Leggs, Terry ... 4, 32, 52, 111 Lenoir, William ... 127 Leslie, Tina ... 81 Lewis, Ausrin ... 119 Lewis, Dynira . . . 127 Lewis, Kim ... 48, 52, 78, 111 Lewis, Leon ... 50, 123, 127 Lewis, Lisa ... 80 Lewis, Russell ... 123 Ligon, Karen ... 97, 111 Lindway, Cedric ... 32, 34, 43, 119 Lindsay, Tern ... 55, 123 Link, Dianne ... 71, 90, 91, 123 Link, Mrs. Virginia . . . 134 Lirrle, Kennerh ... 119 Lirrle, Sreve ... 127 Lockwood, Hannah . . . 87, 111 Lockwood, Lisa ... 71, 79, 91. 123 Lolla, Gale ... 48, 52, 84, 111 Lolla, Kormen ... 88 Lorrie, Carlo ... 95, 103, 111 Love, Jacqueline ... 111 Love, Jennifer ... 37, 71, 90, 123 Lowe, Earleen ... 77, 127 Lowe, Tommy ... 76, 77, 103 Lowry, John ... 96, 127 Loy, Leslie ... 123 Loy, Mary ... 48, 111 Loyd, Mrs Shirley . . . 130, 131, 134 Lucey, Perrick ... 18 Lumpkins, Frederick ... ' 127 Lynor, William ... 84 mMm Madaris, Roberr . . . 105 Madden, Esrher ... 78, 80 Madden, Kevin ... 127 Maddox, Jeffrey ... 10, 73, 86, 87, 88 Madrigals ... 86 Mahoney, Carolyn . . . 63, 88, 90, 94 Mahoney, Christopher ... 111 Mahurin, Allan ... 103, 111 Mahurin, Kelli ... 30, 71, 98, 111 Majors, Reginald ... 127 Manson, Samuel . . . 124 Manson, William ... 84 Markey, Carl ... 127 Moroney, Marsha ... 71, 73, 74, 75, 86, 87, 88, 89, 98, 103, 111, 156 Marshall, Anrhony . . . 127 Marshall, Cynrhia . . . 96, 124 Martin, Donna ... 127 Martin, Monica . . . 124 Marrm, Miss Phylis . . . 134 Martin, Victor ... 53, 111 Mason, Paul ... 85 Masque and Mime ... 31 Marh ... 65 Marrhews, Hearher . . . 71, 78, 79, 90, 124 Marrhews, Joseph ... 10, 75, 87, 111 Marrhews, Kennord . . . 50, 97, 123 Marrhews, Michael . . . 124 Maxey, Curris . . . 124 Moxey, India ... 112 Maxey, Sherry . . . 48, 78 Maxwell, Anna ... 80 Maxwell, Veronica . . . 81, 103, 112 Moyfield, Denise . . . 124 Mays, William ... 29, 40, 51. 78, 103, 152 McDrody, Kim ... 127 McCammon, Poula . . . 124 McClendon, Tonya . . . 80 McClury, Jannice ... 127 McCorkle, Deborah . . . 127 McCormack, Carhenne ... 124 McCrackm, Saundno . . . 127 McCraw, Debra ... 127 McCray, Danny ... 112 McCurry, Denjamm . . . 127 McDowell, Stephen . . . 127 McDowell, Mrs Suson . . . 134, 76 McFarlond, Alberr ... 96 McFarland, Troy . . . 124 McGee, Don Juan . . 112 McGee, Jerome . . . 124 McGraw, Deborah . . . 95 McGuire, Tern ... 80, 112 McKeller, Fenron ... 76, 92, 93 McKinney, Kennerh . . . 127 McKmnie, Darlene . . . 124 McManama, Cheryl . . . 31, 59, 134 McNeal, Paula ... 58 McNeal, Vicror ... 53, 80, 96, 97, 112 McQueen, Marc ... 32, 42, 43, 52, 94, 112 McDuddy, Ronnie ... 80 Medons, Roberr ... 93, 127 Mendel, Mark ... 127 Mendez, Lori ... 128 Mendez, Vincent ... 63, 112 Messer, Ronald ... 93 Micken, Anira . . . 124 Miles, Evo ... 128 Miles, Rosemary . . . 128 Miller, Crystal ... 76, 95 Miller, Douglas ... 63, 87, 89, 98, 99, 124 Miller, Elaine ... 124 Miller, Kent ... 32, 52 Miller, Sandra ... 7, 10, 32, 52, 71, 74, 75, 91, 98, 100, 104 Miller, Stanley ... 36, 99, 101 Miller, Theodore . . . 124 Mills, Feleaa ... 124 Mirchell, Angelo ... 128 Mirchell, Tracy ... 124 Moeller, Mark ... 112 Moffarr, Jennifer ... 38, 39, 71, 86, 98, 103, 124, 143 Monger, Lawrence . . . 36, 43, 67, 78, 79 Monrgomery, Cynrhia . . . 124 Moon, Marceia ... 91, 124 Moore, Deborah ... 92, 93, 128 Moore, John ... 80, 112 Moore, Lenrma . . . 128 Moore, Pamela ... 80 Moore, Paul ... 112 Moore, Tina ... 55 Morgan, Phillip ... 124 Index 157 Morgan. Tony ... 36. 37 Monorry. David ... 75. 87 Morris. Donio ... 13. 27. 36. 37. 75. 86, 87. 98. 99 100 103 Morrc. Janice ... 52. 88. 94 Morris. John ... 110 Morrow. Lovonne . . . 128 Moss, Regino ... 110 Moulron, Mrs Chnsrie . . . 76 135 Moy. Kondo ... 128 Moy. Tomya ... 124 Moye. Ella ... 128 Murff. Michoel ... 32. 34 Murphy. Chris ... 32. 42. 43, 52. 110 Murphy. Dorrion . . . 128 Murray. Chrisropher . . . 59. 76. 87. 94. 103 Murroy. Pornck . . . 124 Murray, Trevor ... 51. 76. 93, 128 Murray, Wayne ... 82 Musical ... 92 Myers, Crysral ... 78, 93, 128 Myers. William 93. 128 92. nNn Nanonal Honor Sociery ... 31 Nelson, Lon ... 71, 110 Neville, Regino ... 77, 80 Newspaper . . . 100 Newron, Mr John . . . 32. 34. 41 Nichols. Kim ... 113 Nicholson, Jonarhan . . . 128 Nolan. Marilyn ... 80, 94 oOo Odom, Tony ... 128 One Acrs ... 72 73 O ' Nan, Mr Edward . . . 135 O ' Qumn, Tara ... 128 Orban, Mr Richord . . . 32, 51, 135 Orban, Mrs Linda . . . 135 Orchesrra ... 92, 93 Orr. Mr Roberr ... 88 Osborn, Reverre ... 113 Osborne, Dobby ... 128 Osborne, Karrma ... 128 Osborne, Lisa ... 63, 128 Osborne, Parnce ... 96 Osborne, Vikki ... 91 Ovelron, Mrs Barbara ... 135 Ovelron, Karyn ... 77 Overron. LaShawn . . . 124 Owens, Mrs Lillian . . . 135 Owens. Sola ... 71, 80 Owsley, Tony . . . 124 Owsley, Yverre ... 113 pPp Poicely, Conrad . . . 128 Panyard, John ... 10, 75, 86, 87, 113 Panyard, Joseph ... 113 Pappas, Timorhy ... 32, 33, 43, 124 Parker, James ... 128 Parrorr, Donna ... 85 Parrerson, Deanna . . . 124 Parrerson, Roberr ... 128 Parrerson, Sandra . . . 128 Parron, Arnold . . . 124 Parron, Irene ... 113 Paugh, Kimberley ... 79, 91, 95, 128 Paul, Mrs Lucinda ... 87, 88, 90, 91, 135 Payne, April . . . 124 Payne, Timorhy ... 31, 32, 53, 86, 87 Penrlcosr, Parrlcia ... 113 Peoples, Alonda ... 128 Pepper, Rira ... 48 Perkins, Theresa ... 98, 114 Perry, Derrick ... 114 Perry, Yverre ... 59, 79, 102 Perry, Richard ... 128 Phillips, Sherry ... 88, 124 Physical Educanon . . . 82, 83 Pierce, Alvin ... 81, 114 Pike, Kennerh ... 124 Plummer, Terence ... 96 Pomdexrer, Lenira ... 114 Polk, Annerre . . . 124 Polk, Vicrona ... 124 Pollard, Shown ... 128 Pope, Gory ... 32, 42, 43, 114 Pope, Joenne . . . 126, 128 Posley, Tawana ... 114 Posron, Mr Gene ... 91 Powell, Camille ... 114 Price, Mrs Derrye ... 61, 135 Price, Norhan ... 128 Procror, Earnesr ... 97 Pugh, Sandra ... 37, 80, 93, 114 Pugh, Tanya ... 76, 93, 94, 124 Pullins, Pierre ... 80, 128 Purcell, Jerald ... 124 qQq Queries, Michelle ... 128 Quayle, Don ... 18 Qumn, Tara ... 96, 128 rRr Rabin, Avram ... 71, 86, 87, 89 Rabin, Mr Dan ... 62, 135 Rabin, Joshua ... 84, 128 Robin, Thereso ... 36, 37 Rachell, Glenn ... 124 Radel, David ... 86, 87, 114 Radford , Sracey ... 93 Ramsey, Paul ... 93, 124 Ramsey, Perer . . . 103, 114 Rando, Cindy ... 37 Randall, David ... 75 Randall, Mark ... 128 Ranelm, Tracie ... 59, 94, 124 Ranelm, Trudy ... 114 Rasdall. Dawn ... 80, 95 Rasdall, Mark ... 128 Rarliff, Donald ... 68 Rarliff, Mary ... 128 Ray, Laronia . . . 124 Ray, Milron ... 128 Ray, Terry ... 128 Ray, Wendell ... 40, 41 Reagan, Mr Ronald . . . 18-19 Redd, Marrha ... 79. 95 Reed, Dnane ... 94 Reed, Debra ... 81, 103, 114 Reed, John ... 96, 124 Reed, Keirh . . . 103, 114 Reed, Sandra ... 114 Reed, Sreven ... 128 Reed, Tony ... 128 Reed, Travis ... 128 Reehling, Phillip ... 40, 128 Rees, Amy ... 63. 128 Reeves, Gndi ... 114 Reid, Angela ... 124 Reid, Noreira ... 128 Reid, Ronald ... 114 Renren, Michele ... 128 Reserve Baseball ... 42 Reserve Foorball ... 34- 35 Richardson, Cordio . . . 124 Richardson, Lee ... 19, 87, 124 Richardson, Susan ... 48, 49, 80, 94 Riddick, Tracy ... 114 Riddle, Amber ... 90 Ring, Mr Eugene . . . 135 Ripples . . . 72-73 Rippy, Donna ... 77 Roberrs, David ... 128 Robinson, Jeff ... 16, 17, 27, 63, 83, 114, 153 Robinson, John . . . 128 Robinson, Sherwin . . . 74. 86, 87, 103, 114 Roerrger, Sally ... 91, 98, 128 Rogers, Gregory . . . 128 Rolle, Mrs Hilda ... 135 Rolle, Sarah ... 84, 91, 128 Romeiser, Mrs Barbara ... 135 Rose, Lana ... 53, 55, 124 Rose, Vicky ... 76, 77, 103 Rosebrock, Lon ... 87, 104 Ross, Byron ... 124 Ross, Tracy ... 59, 81, 103, 114 Rossell, Lisa ... 114 Rorh, Mayo ... 63, 71, 91, 98, 100, 128 Royle, Keenan . . . 128 Rumpel. Wendy ... 36, 80 Rush, Lesrer ... 114 Russell, Officer Janice . . . 135 sSs WEDDED WONDER ... The infamous and anonymous Spiderman rongles with a rree on his visir ro rhe Indianapolis Zoo Sollee, Marrha ... 114 Saluppo, DeeDee ... 97, 124 Salyers, Michele ... 99, 115 Sam, Mrs Gloria . . . 135 Sanders, Evelyn ... 86, 87, 94, 115 Sanders, Regina ... 48, 80, 90 Sanders, Tammy ... 49, 124 Sanders, Tange.a ... 94, 95 Sanders, Yverre ... 79, 115 Sansbury, Swain . . . 128 Saulsberry, Alesio . . . 128 Soulsberry, Mary . . . 128 Savage, Keirh ... 51, 96, 128 Scares, Terry ... 58, 124 Schuck, James ... 93, 103 Science . . . 66-67 Scisney, Dana . . . 128 Scorr, Parnck ... 81 Scorr, Sranley ... 128 Seowood, Debbie ... 79, 115 Segol, Ellior ... 28, 32, 33, 42, 43, 48, 135 Seldon, Mr Nicholas . . . 135 Service Clubs . . . 103 Shackelford, Bersy . . . 30, 71 Shank, Susan ... 63, 115 Sharp, Quinron ... 32 Sharp, Sharon ... 128 Sharp, Sheila ... 128 Shorpley, Dovid ... 115 Sharpley, Philip ... 71, 87, 88, 89 Shaw, Eugino ... 81, 96, 97, 115 Shaw, Naralie ... 80, 115 Shepherd, Eric ... 128 Sherman, Michoel . . . 128 Sheriff, Gregory ... 42 43 Shields, Andrea ... 51, 94, 124 Shields, Laurira ... 94 Shipley, Harold ... 43 123 Shoemaker, Mrs Alice ... 61, 62, 135 Sholor, Ernesrine . . . 128 Shorr, Tonya ... 80, 95 Shornell, Johnerra ... 128 Showalrer, Susan ... 59 98, 128 Sides, Tracy ... 128 Siegers, Miss Joyce . . . 49. 53, 82, 83, 135 Simmons, Trocey ... 96 Simpson, Alfonzo . . . 128 Sims, Karen ... 128 Sinclair, Mr. Paul ... 36, 37, 62, 63, 135 Siner, Rodney . . . 128 Sirko, Mr William ... 38, 135 Skares, Anrhony . . . 124 Skares, Terry ... 58 Slaughrer, Alesia ... 115 Small, Mike ... 128 Smerhers, Jim ... 157 Smiley, Keirh ... 43 Smirh, Alonzo ... 49, 128 Smirh, Andrew . . . 124 Smirh, Bryan ... 43 Smirh, Diedro ... 51, 124 Smirh, Donna R . . . 80, 103 Smirh, Elioa ... 128 Smirh, James . . . 124 Smirh, John ... 93, 128 Smirh, Larhonda ... 128 Smirh, Margie . . . 128 Smirh, Marilyn . . . 94, 124 Smirh, Mr Marvin ... 67, 135 Smirh, Michele ... 128 Smirh, Rodney . . . 124 Smirh, Sharon ... 128 Smirh, Sherido ... 84. 96, 97, 124 Smirh, Sranley ... 3, 6, 63, 71, 87 Smirh, Trocy ... 32, 52, 115 Smirh, Vivian ... 80 Smirh, Mr William ... 17, 28, 59, 135 Snyder, Jerry ... 17, 43 Snyder, Todd ... 43, 84, 124 Sprodley, Bomra ... 116 Sprodley, Charmoine . . . 116 Social Srudies ... 58. 59 Sommers, Brerr ... 71, 86, 87, 98, 105 Spudic, Courrney ... 71, 74, 86. 87. 89 Srallworrh, Pomelo ... 78 Srare Championship . . . 16, 17 Sraren, Sreve ... 128 Sreele, Gary ... 32, 38, 53, 75, 87 Sreele, Scorr ... 6, 32, 38, 75 Sreen, Bndger . . . 124 Srephens, Hannah . . . 124 156 lndex DEAD TO THE WORLD . . . Mark Dorsey carches a few winks, bur by a very ominous sign 124 Robinson, Shirley ... 128 Robinson, Stephanie . . . 81, 114 Rockingham, Herman . . . 128 Rockwell, William ... 128 Rodgers, Parrice . . . 124 Roerrger, Rurh ... 27, 71 Shepherd, Lisa . . . 124 Shepherd. Sharon ... 128 Sherard, Sandra ... 80 93, 100, 115 Srevens, Kevin ... 100 Srevens, Roberr ... 91 Srevenson, Deanna . . . 128 Sreword, Luke ... 80, 116 Srewarr, Kimberly . . . 49, 128 Srone. Ronald ... 71 Srone, Veronica . . . 124 Srorms, Condice ... 128 Srorler, Angela ... 71, 87 124 Srrong, Anronio . . . 124 Srudenr Life ... 6, 7 Summer ... 10, 11 Summers, Mr Roberr . . . 105 Swarrs, Tracy ... 67 Swing Choir ... 27, 86 rTr Talborr, Susan ... 71, 79, 124 Tandever, Jackie ... 94 Tare, Dennis . . . 124 Taylor, Alberrmo ... 59 Taylor, Delmda ... 90, 124 Taylor, Chnsropher . . . 128 Taylor, Officer Larry . . . 105 Taylor, Marsha ... 91, 128 Taylor, Marrha . . . 128 Taylor, Mary ... 48, 124 Taylor, Sandra . . . 128 Taylor, Veronica . . . 49, 128 Taylor, Wolrer ... 116 Teerers, Tonio ... 128 Tennis . . . 06-07 Tensmeyer. John ... 41 Terrell, Ronald ... 128 Terry, Dionne ... 128 Terry, Karrma . . . 128 Thomas, Amy . . . 128 Thomas, William ... 116 Thompson, Marcellus . . . 100 Thompson, Richard . . . 116 Tunenrme, Carmen . . . 80 Thurman, Regma . . . 128 Thurman, Rhonda . . . 124 Todd, Maria ... 124 Tolberr, Roberr ... 128 Toles, Morea ... 129 Toles, Timorhy ... 76, 116 Tompkins, Donna ... 25, 129 Toplis, George ... 116 Toran, Derrick ... 02, 04 Toran, Sracy ... 17 Torrence, Monica ... 116 Trabue, Gary ... 116 Track ... 40, 41 Tracy, Kevin ... 17 Trammer, Darbara . . . 95, 129 Travis, Carolyn . . . 124 Troy lor, Janer ... 116 Tremom, John ... 02, 04, 42, 40, 105 Tuggle, David ... 97, 129 Turley, Dorla ... 80 Turner, Chrisnne . . . 129 Turner, Mikell ... 129 uUu Updike, Scorr 10, 75, 116 Ursmo, Marra 6, 9, 129 vVv Vandyke, Lonne . . . 48, 49, 129 VanHorn, Rodney . . . 59, 4 Vandever, Jacqueline . . . 124 Van Urr, Mr Jeffrey . . . 82 Van Urr, Mrs Julie ... 01, 64, 82, 99, 100, 105 Vargo, Miss Darbara . . . 105 Varsiry Daseball ... 42 Varsiry Cheerleading . . . 50 Varsiry Foorball ... 02, 30 Vaughn, Mrs Arlene . . . 105 Vaughn, Karen . . . 129 Veal, Gwendolyn . . . 129 Verplank, Mrs. Janice . . . 105 Viar, Linda ... 129 Volleyball ... 07 Vu, Tuyer Anh ... 90 wWw Wagner, Sonya ... 50, 129 Walker, Derrick ... 129 Walker, Eric ... 129 Walker, John C ... 75 Walker, Mark ... 75, 129 Wallace, Mosi ... 129 Wallace, William ... 96 Walrers, Mrs Marrhana ... 105 Walron, Chnsropher . . . 129 Warfield, Ramona . . . 129 Worr, Ragemg ... 129 Warren, Charmel ... 95 Woshingron, Charles . . . 129 Woshingron, Donno . . . 78 Woshingron, Kennerh . . . 129 Warson, Dyron ... 117 Worson, Lisa ... 86, 87 Warrs, Harry ... 129 Warrs, Pamela ... 02, 59 Waycorr, Hunr ... 21, 25, 40, 85, 86, 105, 121, 124 Woycorr, Mark ... 10, 40, 41, 117 Webster, Mark ... 124 Wehr, Deborah ... 129 Welcher, Dnan ... 124 Wells, Down ... 129 Wells, Derrick ... 90. 129 Wendr, Lee ... 108 Wesr, Janer ... 96 Whaley, Arrhur ... 97 Whiraker, Ronald ... 124 Whiraker, Tracy ... 129 Whire, Elizaberh ... 74, 87, 88, 89 Whire, Mrs Evelyn . . . 105 Whirfield, Caron ... 94, 124 Whirred, Vicrono ... 129 Wiley, Dersy ... 129 Williams, Alon ... 40 Williams, Carl ... 124 Williams, Chanra ... 59, 124 Williams, Charles ... 129 Williams, Eric ... 50 Williams, Evans ... 80 Williams, India ... 129 Williams, James ... 129 Williams, Jimmie ... 117 Williams, John . . . 117, 129 Williams, John . . . 117, 129 Williams, Joyce . . . 80, 94 Williams, Juan ... 129 Williams, Lawrence . . . 129 Williams, Lon ... 59 Williams, Obbie ... 129 Williams, Pomelo ... 80 Williams, Roberr ... 117 Williams, Shelly ... 94, 124 Williams, Sherry ... 80 Williams, Tammi ... 48, 97, 117 Williams, Todd ... 9 Williamson, Jeffrey . . . 96 Williamson, Neal ... 129 Wilson, Alfredia ... 104 Wilson, Mrs Alyce . . . 60, 60, 105 Wilson, Derh ... 129 Wilson, Carlo ... 117 Wilson, Kelly ... 129 Winn, Merigail . . . 80, 90, 102, 100, 117 Winrer ... 24 Wisdom, Parrick ... X, 71, 76, 91 Wise, Jeffrey ... 60 Wolfe, Marrhew ... 129 Wolf, Dud ... 84 Wolf, Mrs Jo . . . 105 Wolf, Miss Sylvia ... 60, 61 Womock, Maurice . . . 42, 40, 52, 98, 100. 117 Wood, John ... 94 Woodfox, Tobbie ... 129 Woodley, Wendy . . . 124 Woodruff, Kimberly . . . 117 Woods, David ... 02 Woods, Gma ... 48, 52, 80, 117 Woods, John ... 129 Woodson, William . . . 129 Woody, Mr John ... 41, 105 Woody, Mike ... 40 Worron, Nancy . . . 80, 117 Woyna, Jessica . . . 106 Wrestling ... 51 Wright, Maria ... 94, 129 Wright, Sherri ... 94. 124 Wynn, Darrell ... 129 Wynn, Denise ... 02, 71, 76, 102 yYy You, Leung ... 129 Yearbook ... 98, 99 Yelle, Richard ... 129 Young, Cheryl . . . 124 Young, Deborah ... 94 Young, Mrs Doris ... 64, 105 Young, Emily . . . 124 Young, Kimberly ... 49, 129 Young, Melonie . . . 129 Young, Timorhy . . . 129 Young, Valerie ... 129 Index 159 r 1981 RIPARIAN STAFF COLOPHON Volume 56 of rhe Riparian was prinred by Josren ' s American Yearbook Company of Clarksville, Tennessee. The 164-page book was prinred on 80-pound, Brushed Enamel paper in black ink wirh cosrs over $9200.00, 800 books were produced wirh 4 pages of full color and 15 pages of second color. This year ' s cover was designed by Derh Hill, Susan Appel and Tim Johnson. The base marerial, Chambray, was lirhographed wirh one applied color-burnr orange. The endsheers were made of 65- pound rinred paper. Artwork was done by Ric Dorsey. Serif Gorhic was selecred rhis year for rype ; 11 point for body copy and page folios, 9 point for captions, patrons, liners and index, 9 point bold for caprion lead-ins. Two varieries of headline type were used; Serif Gorhic Bold for rhe sports section, Serif Gorhic for all orher secrions. Busorama was used for ONE STEP UP, LIVING IT UP, MEASURING UP, WORKING UP, DRESSING UP, ADDING UP and FINISHING UP. All tool lines were set by Josren ' s American Yearbook Company All score boxes were set and submitted by Riparian staffers. V. Editor-in-chief . Phoro Ediror . . Copy Ediror . . Layout Ediror . Deadline Ediror Srudenr Life . . . Sporrs Acriviries Album . .Marsha Moroney Donia Morris Suson Appel Tim Johnson Derh Hill Mike Johnson Sondy Miller . . . .Denise Adams Sreve Badger Missy Doyd Peggy Calkins Mimi Garens Melanie Hubbard J A Lacy Doug Miller Sandy Miller Sran Miller . . . Jenny Digham Missy Doyd Dawn Cooreman Lisa Cooreman Heidi Fledderjohn Mimi Garens Rhonda Goldsberry Liz Grimes Janice Hayes Richard Hazel Tracy Hill Mike Johnson Laurel Klapper J A. Lacy Diane Link Kelli Mahurin Doug Miller Jenny Moffarr Sally Roerrger Lori Rosebrock Maya Rorh . . . Chrisrina Asberry Jenni Digham Peggy Calkins Clars Davnold Mimi Garens Paula Hardy Tara Jaclsson Laurel Klapper J A Lacy Doug Miller Faculry . . . Phoro Sraff General Sraff Special Phorographers . Dusiness Ads .. Arrwork .... Cover Design Roor Phorographer Adviser Sandy Miller Jenny Moffarr Sally Roerrger Suson Showalrer Yverre Perry Tom Dailey Paul Clark Lisa Cooreman David Engleking Derh Hill Mike Johnson Sandy Miller Sran Miller Dania Morris Sandra Pugh Drerr Sommers Maurice Womack Yolanda Allen Nina Dakic Derh Dornsrein Jim Durrerr Michelle Essenberg Susan Glunr Paul Gradell Janice Hayes Allen Johnson Kim Johnson Carlo Jones Scorr Srevens Porricia Ursino Mr. Roberr Ausrin Mike Goldsworrhy Mr. Paul Sinclair Mr. Roberr Shoemaker Mr. Jeff VanUrr Mrs. Julie VanUrr Mr. Lee Wendr Sreve Dodger Doug Miller Sreve Dodger Doug Miller Mrs. Julie VanUrr Ric Dorsey Susan Appel Derh Hill Tim Johnson Lee Wendr .... Mrs. Julie VanUrr HAPPENIN ' ELLIOT . . . Several Mfecrew members express rheir appreciariorTTor Mr. Segal by displaying a sign from rhe srage roof. 160 Sraff b Colophon High expectations reach peak of Dig E Award Tuesday, Sepr. 2, -Five edirors charged inro Rm. 225, bubbling wirh vim and vigor, only ro be confronred by double digir inflarion, inexperience and an obscene pen pal. The mysrery man ar Hernando ' s Hide-away was revealed and rhe Damien Ediror came ro life. Through McDonald ' s socles, crumpled layour sheers, and Derh ' s supply of food from 1975, rhe sraff haphazardly learned rhe ropes of rhe rrade while srriving roward rhe Dig E award. (Whar is rhe Dig E award?) On rhose long deadline nighrs and early morning checking sessions special rhanks go ro rhe moms FREAKY FIVE . . . During rhe final deadline, Edirors Tim Johnson, Dania Morris, Marsha Maroney, Susan Appel and Derh Hill handle rhe heavy pressure. for supplying food ro rhe ravenous sraffers, and rhe VanUrr family, especially Urry during his rruamaric beak clipping sessions. Whar would we have done wirhour Sue Clark and Rurh Roerrger, our rerrific rypisrs, and Ma rk Savage who helped us our wirh currenr evenrs? Thanks also ro our morivaring Rep., Dick Maurer, who refused ro ler us swindle him our of an ad. Maybe we should have called Karen. Alrhough our infamous copy and layour workshops never quire marerialized, our rookie sraffers became insranr pros on rheir own. Our hearrs go our ro Dania whose long hours in rhe dark room and insistence on llford pulled us our of numerous jams and righr spors. And last bur definirely nor leasr, a big rhanks ro our parienr leader, Mrs. Julie VanUrr, for becoming Ads Ediror and whose consranr supporr was indescribably appreciared. Despire all rhe fruir, far freddies and flow lines, on February 23, 12:00 P.M., rhe 1981 Riparian yearbook was complered. And ro rhink we owe ir all ro Mundelein Indusrries. ftOJxxJnX A: o - v N I A PHOTO CREDITS Mr. Roberr Ausrin: 72, 73, 74, 75, 87, 88, 89 Lisa Cooreman: 9, 30, 50, 51, 70, 71, 130, 131 Brer Fenron 11 Mike Goldsworrhy: 88, 89 Derh Hill; 3, 4, 6, 13, 27, 28, 48, 56, 63, 78, 84, 85, 91, 157 Mike Johnson: 64, 65, 83 Marsha Maroney: 4, 25, 103 Sandy Miller: 14, 15, 29, 40, 41, 66, 72, 73, 90, 98, 99, 101, 121, 130, 131, 146 5ran Miller: 16, 17, 23, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 41, 42, 44, 45, 52, 53, 54, 55, 68, 69, 80, 81, 130, 152 Dania Morris: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42, 44, 45, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 65, 68, 69, 75, 76, 77, 82, 83, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 104, 105, 108, 126, 130, 136, 137, 138, 141, 143, 148, 149, 150, 153, 155, 156, 158, 160, 162, 163, 164 Roor 9, 30, 31, 32, 57, 61, 62, 67, 78, 79, 80, 81, 84, 86, 91, 96, 97, 134 Mr. Paul Sinclair: 14 Mr Roberr Shoemaker: 17 Drerr Sommers: 38, 39, 70, 159 Mr Jeff VanUrr: 98 Mrs. Julie VanUrr: 22, 65, 84, 98, 100, 104, 161 Acknowledgemenrs 161 UP r Pride emerges as year develops Pride. Thar ' s what ir was. The number of victims was asrounding yer unavoidable. Srudenrs were bursting wirh enthusiasm, ambirion and exciremenr, fascinared by a Thrilling new decade. As rhe year progressed gradual rransformarions occured among srudenrs, friends and faculry ref leering 1981. The icy rhrear of being closed ripped Through rhe halls bur unired rhe srudenr body, faculry, friends and communiry as each arrempred ro presenr Ripple ar irs besr. The concern and supporr of Village business, parenrs and alumni generated hope and anticipation at rhe task force presentation. Although ' 81 seemed fairly calm compared ro the hysteria of 1980, rhe year initiated the decade with flair. Wirh rhe approach of spring and summer, thoughts drifted away from studies and towards social life. The daydreamy artitude plagued borh students and teachers as each awaited the freedom of vacation. As seniors nostalgically reflected upon rhe past, freshmen anticipated the future. Students parted for rhe summer only to be reunired again in rhe fall, one srep higher. PRE-GAME AFTERTHOUGHT . . . Daseman Gory Sreele and cheerleader Sandy Miller discuss cheering plans. LEAVING OUR MARK . . . Displaying rhe pride of Ripple, graffirri on a local underpass declares BR 1. V 162 Closing -— • « L l POM-PON POWER . . . During rhe Vererons Day Parade downtown, anxious Pom-Pon members awair rhe beginning of rhe parade. WISE QUACKERS . . . Wirh rhe arrival of spring, Melanie Hubbard enjoys o peaceful afrernoon feeding rhe canal ducks. Closing 160 } ■ = b! iim B t | H jbBBBBBBHBHI L jf ft 1 fB| WjW||B Bk wm Indianapolis Marion County Public Library Renew by Phone 269-5222 Renew on the Web www.imcpl.org For General Library Information please call 269-1700 ■aasSS 1 RIPPLE , ,ND, N 46220 AVE. REFERENCE DO NOT CIRCULATE