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

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Dashing to their lockers to deposit unneeded books and running to classes with new ones, Ripplites learned to Jump, dump, grab, and run On your mark, get set ... RING! The period ended with a loud clang, and the great halls of BR — once quiet — suddenly filled with masses of students trying desperately to reach their next classes on time and to avoid conferences. Running down the halls, students halted when their built-in radar systems zeroed in on the tell-tale white bag of the candy bar salesman. Many a student had to walk home because he had spent his bus money on a candy bar. Sliding into their seats, Ripplites heaved sighs of, only to discover they had forgotten to bring necessary school supplies to class. No wonder that the most frequently asked questions at Broad Ripple was Do you have an extra pencil? After a long morning of classes, some student found SCHOOL ' S OVER, but some students remain at BR for meetings, then wait for rides from home. lunch periods in the cafeteria a welcomed sight. Whether they ate hot lunches, brown-bagged it, or used the time to finish homework, Ripplites enjoyed being able to visit with friends. Soon, however, they would be on their ways to afternoon classes. HEAVING A LOAD of books down the Grand Central steps proves to be a difficult task for Mark Murphy, freshman. DOWNTOWN-BOUND students board a Metro after school. Many Ripplites find themselves catching buses to and from school. School Days 15

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DODGING THE CROWDS challenges many Ripplites who try to go from one class to another in the allotted five minutes. HER MOUTH FULL, Lisa Blow, senior, eats her lunch in the school cafeteria. 14 School Days

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ADDING UP THE COST, Valerie Bankhead, junior, works during her spare time at Lindners across from BR. JAMMIN ' INTO THE NIGHT, Oliver Morris and Paul Manfredi, freshman members of the IV Corners band, get ready for their next performance. 16 On The Job