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HONEY, I LOVE you, says Billy Myers, junior, in a popular game played at BR park. BIG CROWDS attend a BR TUNING IN to the air home football game; waves, junior Darryl Knapp Ripplites often spend pauses to hear one last song, weekend nights at games. 6 Student Life
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SHARING TIME and talents, J.A. Lacy, senior, helps to teach elementary pupils at School 70. C1RCLEFEST CELEBRATIONS tire BR seniors Lisa Lockwood and Carol Beymer. SPIRIT DAY prompted Bev Roche, junior, to don symbols of her former school and BR. DELICATELY INSPECTING the hand-carved displays, Stephanie Skinner, junior, visits a BR shop. Opening 5
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[ - • El H ' - StudenT LIFE While obligated to spend 30 hours a week at school, for 36 of 52 weeks in the year, for a total of 1080 hours, Ripplites still managed to squeeze in their fair share of freedom and fun . . . Splashin ' around Biding their time ' till the week-ends, students channeled their efforts towards school work, activities and employment five days a week. And then those long awaited Friday nights rolled around, students partied hardy with unprecedented waves of enthusiasm. Throughout the Circle City, some of Ripplites favorite hang-outs continued to be local restaurants. Pizza Hut, the Ground Round and McDonald ' s pooled in droves of business after home football and basketball games, while romantic couples wandered through Holcomb Gardens near Butler. One of Ripplites ' most popular pastimes was dancing. A flood of new dances hit the scene led by the Tidal Wave and the Electronic Funk . When not dancing at roller and ice skating rinks, or at private homes, Ripplites cranked their radios up and let it all hang out. Whether partying at home, eating with friends or dancing in groups, Ripplites treasured their days spent just splashin ' around and having fun. IT ' S PERFORMANCE time for Oliver Morris, freshman, and Tim Wilkins, sophomore. WERE MAKING A BIG Student Life 7
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