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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1988 volume:

Barely able to contain their enthusiasm, seniors Karen Applegate, Stephen Buescher, Peter Horvath, and Lori Mackey, juniors Paige Davis and Mike Mott, sophomore Dax Peterson and freshmen Herschel Finger, Bart Kelly and Donna Sims demonstrate that black tie and blue jeans are more than just wearing apparel — it ' s a way of life. Opening 1 Activities 12 Academics 44 Sports 64 Album 88 Community 136 Index 150 Closing 156 jeans RIPARIAN 1988 Volume 63 Broad Ripple High School 1115 Broad Ripple Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Hey man, like the chucks! Have you gotten your ballet shoes for dance class? Are you going to the G2 concert? I saw the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra last night! I had to work all weekend! Let ' s party! There isn ' t a swim team. We don ' t have a swimming pool, unless you count the park- ing lot when it rains! Hey, we are, we are the Rockets — Whoosh! So right on! Look! There ' s a freshman! Nuggie time! Excuse me. Could you tell me where 1 can buy an elevator pass? The ceiling fell in my second period class. The workmen have begun the construction for the walls of the new gymnasium. What do you think of the new James Bond, Timothy Hutton? Christ Church Cathedral is showing the play ' Murder in the Cathedral ' . My nose itches from the smell of the saw dust in shop. Who broke their bottle of ' Ralph Lauren, Polo ' cologne in the hallway? A bright collage of colors and personalities, Rockets bask in the September sun at the homecoming pep rally. 2 Opening Relaxing against his cherry-red sports car, Brad Kas- senbrock, senior, prepares to pop a sky-blue balloon. Oblivious to the sounds of traffic on Broad Ripple Avenue, Kelshana White, freshman, practices her flute. Opening 3 .«.• •, - Nattily attired in crimson blazers, Heather Sullivan, Jonna Marron, Re- nee Lacey, sophomores, Kristin Lively, junior, and Don Crittendon, senior, as- sist Mayor Hudnut at the Pan Am scull- ing event. I coulda been a contendah, ex- claimed Charles DeBerry, senior, while volunteering for the Pan Am games last summer. A Bretonne woman, wearing a coiffe, the traditional headdress worn by lace- makers, poses with David Blackwell. senior, who summered in France. Tom Degan and Craig Blanchet, soph omores, perfect their hackey sack skills on one of the last weekends of summer. 4 Summer Weekends Summer Weekends 5 Their angelic smiles betraying their devilish thoughts, seniors James Fox, Don Crittendon and Erin Shipley dare the photographer to make their day. I got an A on my physics test! I flunked gym! Who ordered the pepperoni pizza in govern- ment today? Why is the gravy on the mashed potatoes blue? Being yourself. That is all it takes to be a part of Broad Ripple. The halls are crowded with personalities, each one different from the other. Broad Ripple is a mixture of ideas, a melting pot of individuals. Students ' per- sonalities range across the spectrum, rarely existing in absolutes but instead a combina- tion of traits. There are those who are ath- letes and those who are geniuses; those who perform and those who watch; those who help and those in need; and those who wear black ties and those who wear blue jeans. A striking profile in the brick lecture room, Amy Benningfield, senior, is caught in a pensive mood. Seniors Melody McClendon and Catherine Starkey sign in to win on the banner outside the attendance office. 6 Opening The expression of Peter Handley. sophomore, seems to hint that his luncheon fare is not haute cuisine. The human pretzel, Russ Johnson, senior, gets all tied up in government. Micheal Roldman. senior, and Brian Wilson, junior, toot their trumpets at the pep session. In perfect formation, varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders display their spirit for homecoming fans. O Homecoming German Club members Caitlin O ' Hara. Paul Mullin and Deron Overpeck, sen- iors, gather around the winning float. Bryan Madden and Debbie Wynn, sen- iors and 1987 Homecoming King and Queen, pose royally. Homecoming Spirit Takes Off As the team danced and the band jammed, BRHS fans got ready for the Homecoming game at the afternoon pep ral- ly. An entire week of fun pre- ceded the game. The Student Council select- ed certain events for the week, with each day set aside for a different theme. Monday students kicked off the week with toga day. Stu- dents could be Greeks for a day wearing a sheet with clothing and underneath. Tuesday was ' 50s and ' 60s day, a chance for everyone to dig through their parents ' clos- ets. Some students didn ' t need to search for an outfit — they dress like hippies everyday. Wednesday was clashing col- ors day, when throughout the halls one could see fun combi- nations of yellow, fuchsia and khaki. Thursday was turnabout day, when boys dressed as girls and vice versa. It was amazing to see how many closet trans- vestites we have at BRHS. Friday students finished the week with a full display of spir- it by dressing in black and orange. Classes competed in decorat- ing the hallways Thursday eve- ning. The freshmen decorated the hall by the cafeteria; sopho- mores, grand central; juniors, the art hall; and seniors, the hall in front of the attendance office. The senior hall won the contest. The pep session was during seventh period Friday. The band played El Tigre and danced to Herb ' s Funktion. Coach Haynes gave encourag- ing words, and the cheerleaders showed their stuff. The team had even prepared a shuffle- dance for the fans. Following the pep session clubs lined up for the annual Homecoming parade. The floats were decorated with the motto of Rust the Knights, referring to the Arlington Knights, our opponents for the game. The floats ranged from the limosine rented by the Spanish Club to the barren black coffin on a boat carrier made by the German Club, which won in the float competition. The ROTC marched in full uniform, and the band played Stand By Me, Shake Down and Respect Yourself. At 7:30 p.m. the game be- gan. The bleachers were full of eager students, parents and alumni. As half time ap- proached, king and queen can- didates gathered to be present- ed and the band got positioned in marching formation. The show began and as king and queen candidates were named cheers exploded from the stands. Debbie Wynn, of Spanish Club, was crowned 1987 Homecoming Queen, and Bryan Madden, King. The game continued, and in the last two minutes Arlington scored, taking a close 21-20 win. The Homecoming Spirit was not lost with the game. Stu- dents danced the night away at the annual Homecoming Dance, held in the cafeteria af- ter the game. Caroline Rees Seniors sport black and orange before the pep rally for the big game. Homecoming 9 Village Vibes Broad Ripple High School is diverse in several ways — in its students, its faculty, and, espe daily, in its surroundings — Broad Ripple Village. BRHS is one of the few high schools in Indianapolis located in such a thriving business community. And this commu- nity has a variety to offer. The Village is like a city con- densed into a small area. It ' s a city within a city. It has every thing from restaurants to gift- shops to its own grocery store. It also has a fire station, a park, and a library. But the Village also offers the more out-of-the-ordinary places, such as a restaurant which specializes in Indian cui- sine, a used record store, and a shop specializing in customized clothing. Jeff Berman, owner of Baz- beaux Pizza, said that the Vil- lage has a slower pace com- pared to other areas of Indianapolis. He also said, There ' s a constant flow of youth, which keeps it alive. The Village is a hang-out for many BR students. According M. Nicolini to Kali Johnson, senior, one of her favorite places to hang out at is Cafe Espresso, a restau rant that caters to the serious coffee drinker. But the Village also serves as an ideal place of employment for many BR stu- dents. According to Wallace Mac- Arthur, sales person at The Vil- lage Peddlars, the Village is friendlier than other areas. We get a lot of repeat business. In summing up the Village, Judy Cassell, senior, said, You ' ve got everything in Rip- V« pie. All kinds of people. Note V  just the yups or the dinks or thex J preps or the punks; but all of ; ' em! David Black well Fire engine 32 rolls out of the Village fire station to fight flames once again. Broad Ripple Vil- lage has an intimate atmosphere, very ar- tistic. It ' s the melt- ing pot of Indiana- polis. — Debra Berman Store owner Verve Heather O ' Sullivan, senior, and Mer- edith Emmons, junior, show their spirit during the annual Homecoming Parade, which passes through the Village. Face to face, ducks are a common sight in Broad Ripple Village. y y y • y y y y . y y yy y s y XT R. Johnson Becky Barnhart. sophomore, quips What ' s this? Thar he blows! Conjuring up visions of Moby Dick, before a photo club meeting. William Oliver, sophomore, blasts a low bass note. 12 Activities v fo „ b ..Q? :£ : . .J? . ;J? .J .J? ,i . £ ,C .rfr . . .f . . . . f i? . . . . . .$? . .f J? J J J =£ . ? J . ? ■ j? j ? N -a x IMHB i k % m ■ V- ir J1 7 ' - events v C £ Borne aloft by the demons of Black on White, ' ' the pure and innocent Virginia, played by Shelly Barnard, senior, is spirited away. Living proof that nine heads are better than one, OBRC gets together to brainstorm. As the fairy godperson, Tim Wojciehowski, senior, asks Cinderella, Karla Williams, junior, Why are you crying? Activities 13 Ripples ' 87 Celebrates 50th Year Spearmint Patty, played by Laura Schloss. freshman, is reviled by the new Charlie Brown. Steve Flora, junior. Ellen Ruby, senior, sings gaily to the audience during her performance in Charlie You Devil. Doug Johnson, Kevin Clark, Brad Cooreman. Jerome Clark, seniors, and Andy Childers, junior, present their winning performance of (Jp Town Boys Running off to find adventure. Betsy Noel, freshmen, waves while the cast of Forest Grove carries her off. 14 Ripples Last May, Ripples ' 87 cele- brated their 50th anniversary. The cast of Charlie You Devil brought in the Best Act award. Steve Flora won best actor for his role as Charlie Down and best male singer for his perfor- mance of Billy Joel ' s She ' s Got a Way About Her. That devil, Russ Johnson, won best cameo appearance. Forest Grove enjoyed great success with Shannon Stone as best ac- tress and Sue Phelps as best supporting actress; it also won for best danceline. Black on White held awards for best chorus, best fe- male vocalist and best support- ing actor. With Abe Benrubi as master of ceremonies, Ripples ' 87 paved the way for another half century of superb student-writ- ten entertainment. Tracy Pfingston Catlin OHara and Elizabeth San Mi- guel, juniors, work diligently to ready for the performance. The chorus of Black On White capti vites the attention of the audience. Ripples 15 Students Take Charge Performances Excite As the 1987-88 school year opened many hopeful actors found themselves au- ditioning for the 1987 One Acts, presented October 6-7 in three exhilerating performances. The Acts, Present Tense , directed by Deron Overpeck, senior, and Emil Klein, junior; Advice to the Players . Heather O ' Sulli- van and Caitlin O ' Hara, sen- iors; Cinderella Wore Com- bat Boots , John Bennett and Elizabeth San Miguel, seniors, were fondly appreci- ated by B.R. audiences. Meanwhile, The Off Broad Ripple Company (OBRC) was coming on strong as they performed mime, fa- bles, and other entertaining and amusing skits. OBRC performed in nurs- ing homes, schools, and more. On the B.R. stage Fri- day, May 13 1988, (JBRC gave their annual show, An Evening With The Off Broad Ripple Company. Marianne Laughlin Russ Johnson, senior, explains life to the mentally stressed John Freeman, freshman, in Present Tense. Hh Clowning around in OBRC were Mike Mott, junior; Mike McDermott and Tim Wojciehowski, seniors. 16 One Acts OBRC ■ Receiving advice from the King, Mike McDermott. senior, the Prince, Ste- phen Beuscher, senior, sought a bride in Cinderella Wore Combat Boots. Hanging in there from OBRC are: Els Vangoidsenhoven, senior; Kelly Dick- ens, sophomore; Kirsten Chrust. jun- ior; with: Marianne Laughlin and Heather O ' Sullivan, seniors; and Na- lani Alexander, sophomore. Rapped up in an intense moment. Heather O ' Sullivan, senior, and Kenny Cox, sophomore, appeared in Advice to the Players. I One Acts OBRC 17 Matt (Kyle Priest, junior) and Luisa (Amy Benningfield, senior) are stunned by the discovery of their parents ' deceit. Luisa ' s father, Bell, (Jay Becker, senior) gloats. Starry-eyed, Matt (Kyle Priest, junior) and Luisa (Amy Benningfield, senior) promise undying devotion — at least until the second act. 18 Fantasticks Matt (Kyle Priest, junior) and Luisa (Amy Benningfield, senior) embrace under September mists. Fantasticks 19 N oises Off! British Farce Is Play In A Play THESPIANS Top: Tim Wojciehowski. Second Row: Marianne Laughlin, Mike Mott. Third Row: Sheila Brown. Steve Flora. Mike McDermott. John Bennett. Dolly Davis. Fourth Row: Paul Mullin, Kirsten Chrust. Deron Overpeck, Kenny Cox, Els Vangoidsenhoven. Rhonda Moran. Fifth Row: Jay Becker. Caitlin O ' Hara, Amy Dell, Sarah Pizzini, Elizabeth SanMiguel, Aimee Beck. Reclining: Fritz Bennett. a 20 Thespians STAGE CREW Emil Klein. Derek Payne, Sarah Pizzini, Mike Robinson. Back Row: Eric Jackson, Fritz Bennett, Paul Mullin, Caroine Rees. Is that finger loaded? Frederick (Mike McDermott. senior) points a menacing index at Tim Allgood (Emil Klein, junior) Stage Crew 21 4 e r 5 s . , c ' x o . : o K A . 0 X « vv 6 SN 8 Vl ©V tf Av e r : f . V A e c o • d rf 6 =, ?■ .6 N o oV ? , d i « ? Jjrf ftt r cp J5f c c ? ■ UP K .v c - « A v ' eN ' « nO r P. 22 Clubs s. - ' : m V v V v V y V . a 4 m : ( I .° C , ' vp CV Vf d i i j ? y 2° j P JBP ' V p v X Clubs 23 The Write RIPARARIAN — ECHO STAFF Mer- ryn Wilson, Mick Van Loon. Second Row: Pam Person, Nalani Alexander, Deron Overpeck, Jen Dalton, Russ Johnson, Betsy Lee. Back Row: Ann Klein. Lydia Amerson, Linda Van Hoy, Alan Pruitt. Not pictured: Alec Cicak, Eric Otto. Riparian — Echo editor-in-chief, Ann Klein, junior, flashes a smile while proofing copy. RIPARIAN STAFF Emily Essenberg, Kate Bedwell, Sarah VanDeusen, David Blackwell, Patrick Sipes, Caroline Rees, Eric Jackson, Marquita Freeman. Second Row: Matt Dumas, Betsy Noyse, Oleric Montgomery, Marianne Laughlin, Tracy Pfingston, Jennifer Buddenbaum, Jennifer Marcum. Third Row: Mary Nicolini, Mary Lee Pappas. Jennifer Dalton, Alec Cicak, Maureen Lindsey. Back Row: Emil Klein, Russ Johnson, Derek Payne. 24 Publications 25 . . . And The Band Played I ' m the pied piper! Collins, junior. thinks Margaret Sophomore trumpeters Kris Nelson and Danny Moore practice intently. BAND Sabaea Pipkin, Nitra Foreman, Candace Cotton, Andrea Ford, Ruthann Candler, Erin Shipley, Demetria Heard, Dionne Bishop, Detra Collins, Marquetta Lewis, Anita Cain, Annette Murdock. Second Row: Garrett Atkinson, Angela McKinney, Nichole Gant, Tammi Buford, Ryan Gindhart, Rudolph Finnell, Sr., Phillip Greenwood, Denyce Malone, Frances Hon, Amy Kelton, Ramona Spells. Third Row: Danny Moore, Frederick Bennett, Michael Gerth, Margaret Collins, Clifford Barlow, Noah Gustafson, David Durham, Mike Wells, James Williams, Rudolph Finnell, Jr., Lonnie Roundtree, Dori Sircy. Fourth Row: Charley Orrison, Keishana White, Merdith Hammer, David Buddenbaum, Shin Morgan, Addie Cox, Marcus Barrett, Kris Webster, Glenn James, Carmen Budd, Eloise Finnell, Cynthia Pittman. Fifth Row: Domonic Morone, Donald Bogan, Rella Griffin, James Fox, Don Crittendon, Reginald Bishop, Sean Henry, Jeff King, Chris Pullins, Michael Rodman, Rayna Coe, Angela Buescher. Sixth Row: Scott Bridges, Michele Roney, Michael Spaulding, Roderick Grays, Ericka Pavlides, Howard Miller, John Noel, Kelly Miller, Lisa Choate, Sally Grimes, Brian Wilson, Cynthia Beuoy, Roger Naylor. 26 Band AUXILLARY CORPS Camellia McKinstry, Robin Jones, Detra Collins, Annette Murdock. Second Row: Kandie Cotton, Julaun Hubbard, Shelly Courtney, Carole Whitfield, Ruth Ann Candler, Katrina Richardson, Trade Puckett. Top: Lenina Buchanan. JAZZ BAND Erin Shipley, Don Crittendon, Fritz Bennett, Michael Wells, Charlie Orrison. Second Row: Chris Webster, Brian Wilson, Nicole Gant, James Williams, Rudolph Finnell, Jr., Michael Rodman, Marcus Barrett. Back Row: Tony Bush, Erika Pavilides, Sally Grimes, Reggie Bishop, Robert Jones, Rudolph Finnell, Sr., David Durham, John Noel, Michael Spaulding. A member of both the marching and jazz bands, Sally Grimes, freshman, plays the baritone horn. STRING ORCHESTRA Kelley Packwood, Shonvella Wallace, Amy Burns, Brandy Foist, Andrea Mclntyre, Felicia Bacon, Marquette Lewis, Kristen Beckley. Back Row: Paula Wilson, Sheresa Wills, Melissa Hamilton, Angela Moore, Rudolph Finnel, Sr., Kirsten Chrust, Ronetta Slaughter, Sarai Sanders, Lisa Shillman. Band 27 Dressed in their holiday finery, members of the Madrigals pose in front of the mosaic by the auditorium. ii Without Music Life Would Be A 9 9 Mistake. — Nietzche MADRIGALS Renee Turner, Katie Keuthan, Lydia Amerson, Amy Benningfield, Amy Ketner, Gina Grundy Second Row: Elizabeth San Miguel, Quita Knazze, Debbie Richardson. Susan Roettger, Aimee Beck, Sheila Brown. Back Row: Bobbie Gannon. Josh Morehead, Stephen Flora, Will Torke, Andy Childers, Matt Maybury, Dan Record, Dax Petterson. Jay Becker, Kyle Priest. RIPPLEAIRES Angela Adams, Joi McDiarmid, Nicole Reid, Gina Woodard, Sec- ond Row: Tammy Armstrong, Rhea Farmer, Martha Riley, Denise Richardson, Denitra Foreman, Dana Wilson. Third Row: Erika Wilson, Kali Johnson, Nicole Wright, Leia Sherrell, Thelma Markey, Michelle Lewis, Sherri Huffman. Fourth Row: Nina Cains, Alesha Puckett, Jeanine Wright, Merrie Sloan, Lisa Ireland, Leslie Southern, riot Pictured: Tammy Berry, Taquita Short, Darice Shorten, Keela Covington. 28 Vocal Music Clef club homecoming candidate Aimee Beck attaches a balloon to a pick up truck while Katie Keuthan, Sheila Brown and Sandy Baetzhold tape stream ers. All are seniors except Baetzhold, who is the adult accompanist. GOLDEN SINGERS Eric Jackson, John Ruby, James Williams, Peter Lacy, Larry Goens, Fritz Bennett. Back Row: Karla Williams, Amy Ketner, Pam Person, Susan Roetther, Katie Keuthan, Lydia Amerson, Amy Sloan, Aimee Beck, Deborah Richardson, Renee Lacey, Anya Oaks, Jona Beczkiewicz, Sarah Warriner. Not Pictured: Kandace Cotton, Richard Fields, Bobbie Gammon, Marie Howard, Josh Lingenfelter. Joseph Mansfield, Matt Maybarry, Josh Morehead, Sarah Pizzini, Pam Powell, Kyle Priest, Kate Shoup, Kelli Webster, Norman Wright, Jennifer Baker, Robert Dycus. CLEF CLUB Sandy Baetzhold. Anya Oaks. Kate Shoup. Aimee Beck. John Ruby. Julie O ' Brien. Sharon Mustaklem. Josh Lingenfelter. Merrie Sloan, Thelma Markey, Leslie South- ern. Denitra Foreman. Second Row: Gina Grundy. Lydia Amerson. Katie Keuthan. Jennie Baker, Kyle Priest. Eric Jackson. Kelli Webster. Keela Covington. Alesha Pucket. Diana Wilson. Teia Sherrell. Third Row: Amy Ketner. Sarah Warriner. Pam Powell. Susan Roettger, Pam Person. Dan Record. Dax Peterson. Norman Wright. Tammy Armstrong. Rhea Farmer. Joi McDiarmid. James Williams. Fourth Row: Karla Williams. Amy Sloan, Jona Beczkievicz. Larry Goens. Peter Lacy. Matt Maybury, Sheila Brown, Denise Richardson, Martha Riley. Renee Turner. Nina Cains. Bobbie Gammons, Marie Howard. Back Row: Sarah Pizzini, Fritz Bennett. Richard Fields. Erika Wilson. Josh Morehead. Robert Dycus. Nicole Reid, Kandie Cotton. Joe Mansfield. Vocal Music 29 AFS o r e 1 g n L a n 9 u a g e s Els Vangoidsenhoven, exchange stu- dent from Belgium, reaches for it all. Exchange student Sagi Shifer from Is- rael adds spunk to BRHS. AFS Mick Van Loon, Elin Caughey, Betsy Noel, Mariska Lutz, Alec Cicak, Elfi Cicak. Second Row: Sagi Shifer, Peter Lacy, Jen Dalton, Laura Schloss, Becky Barnhart, Lydia Amerson, Luisa Colindres. Back Row: Mary Lee Pappas, Russ Johnson, Deron Overpeck. Els Vangoidsenhoven, Miguel Urbelz, Jennifer Wil- liams. 30 Foreign Languages FRENCH CLUB Marisa Stattmann, Kristin Lively, Matthew Owen, Ingrid Rock- Strom, Micole Mahern, Becky Barnhart, Jennifer Williams, Amy Burns. Second Row: Kathy Hazelett, Jennie Baker, Marquita Freeman, David Blackwell, Sheila Brown, Jen Dalton, Matt Davis, Rache Montgomery, Stacy Smith, Angie Garvin. Third Row: John Farrar, Stacy Huffman, Amy Kelton, Caroline Rees, Kristin Johnson, Christopher Joey McFletcher, Pierre Couvillion, Gary Matalucci, Tom Degan, Isabelle Jaffres, Laura Schloss. Back Row: Crystal Kjaer, Michelle Price, Tracey Spaulding, Jenny Skehan, Mark Foster, Craig Blanchet, Heather Klein, Eric Jackson, Ryan Smith. LATIN CLUB Patrick Sipes, Michelle Thruston, Charles V. Deberry, Michele Loney. Second Row: Kiesha Ransom, Jauwanda White, Jeff Robinson, Tammi Smith, Line Bradley, Jason Bowling, Maureen Lindsay. Third Row: Wanda Porter, Carlotta Campbell, Shannon Haynes, Wendy Greenburg, Jenny Marcum, Mick Van Loon, Betsy Lee, Elin Caughey Back Row: Denitra Freeman, Dave Wilson, Charles Yates, Angela Spearman, Charlie Schlegel, Jim Dawson, Jane Crawford, Jeffrie Anderson. SPANISH CLUB Annette Murdock, Michael Poole, Debbie Wynn, Joshua Steven Morehead I, Alicia Fincken. Second Row: Darrell J. Brown, Michelle Gaines, Carmen Budd, Sagi Shifer, Tammy Bibbs, Marisa Stattman, Shawne Brinkman. Back Row: Marcel Samuel, Kimberly Ying, Teri Hunt, Kenya Garrett, Russ John- son, David Buck, Liem Sado. GERMAN CLUB Jenny Wigley, Amy Dell, Thomas Major Jr., Clarisa Tubbs, Caitlin O ' Hara. Second Row: Will Torke, Colin Karn, Elin Caughey, Alec Cicak, Michael Rodman, Mark Brown, Donald C. Anderson. Back Row: Lisa Choate, Jason Bowling, Sagi Shifer, Charles Yates, Deron Overpeck, Russ Johnson, Eric Overpeck, Matt Hatcher. For the foreign language clubs and AFS, 1987-88 was a busy year. And BRHS hosted several foreign exchange stu- dents form around the world. American Field Service (AFS) is an organization that sponsors several foreign ex- change students each year at BRHS. The club hosted several activities this past year, includ- ing a short-term exchange, a bus stop program, which al- lowed students to travel to dif- ferent cities, a food sale, and a chili supper. French club had an extreme- ly active year. Members partici- pated in several activities such as the traditional Fondue Party, going to Z Bistro for the fine French cuisine, and a Christ- mas party, which included car- oling in local neighborhoods, Members also celebrated Mardi Gras and went to Quebec dur- ing spring break. German club also took part in several activities. Members baked goodies in preparation for their celebration of the St. Nicholas party. And they also raised funds for the annual King ' s Island trip, which was taken towards the end of the year. Activities were planned throughout the year for Latin club. These activities included a November hayride, a ski trip, and a trip to Chicago. Members also participated in Sautrnailia, which is a holiday party, and the Junior Classical League, which is a state convention of Latin students. Spanish club traveled to Spain, a two and a half week trip which included a visit to Madrid and San Fermin, where the running of the bulls takes place. Members also celebrated St. Valentine ' s Day and had an ice skating party. Several exchange students were hosted at BRHS this past year. Students came from such far away places as Europe, the Middle East, and South Ameri- ca. Exchange students were Luisa Colindres, Honduras; Mi- guel CIrbelz Spain; Isabelle Jaffres, France; Sagi Shifer, Is- rael, Els Vangoidsenhoven, Belgium; and Mick Van Loon, Belgium. David Blackwell Foreign Languages 31 Students Take On Authority Looking rough and mean are these stu- dent council powder puff football play- ers at the homecoming pep session. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jon Phillips, Quita Knazze. Amy Kelton. Stacy Huff- man. Aimee Beck. Matthew Owen. Vanessa Harris, Marquita Freeman. Second Row: Susan Roettger. Andy Swallender, Heather Lankford. Susan Moffatt, Eric Jackson, David Blackwell, Michelle Price, Jennifer Buddenbaum, Anne Crawford, Amy Dell. Third Row Sheila Brown. Charles Deberry, Margaret Weichert, Tammy Bibbs. Kristin Johnson. Jenny Skehan, Tracey Spaulding, Katie Keuthan, Pam Person. Back Row: James Fox. Ann Klein, Kristin Lively. Lydia Amerson. Rudolph Finnell. Bryant Walk- er, Charlie Schlegal. Rich Orban. STUDENT COUNCIL Gail Mallory, David Spells, Alesha Puckett, Tanya Quick, Shin Morgan, Lawawna Jobe, Audrea Oliver, Kim Dodson. Second Row: Michele Roney, Marquita Freeman, Robin Jones. Lisa Pierce, Maureen Lindsey, Sonya Conway. Third Row: Tammie Buford, Jacquelyne Cain, Kim Stokely, Michelle Rust. Delise Green, Tonya Rose, Nicoli Robertson. Back Row: Rhea Farmer, Tammy Armstrong, Malisha Maynard, Marie Howard, Lynna White, Jackee Parham. 32 Honoraries Who are these masked people? They ' re BRHS students having a splendid time at the student council Halloween dance. National Honor Society member, Pam Person, senior, was a valuable staff member for the Riparian Echo. JUNIOR CABINET Shawna Brown (vice president), Robin Jones (president), Stepfan Hiser, Robyn Akers (secretary), Daisy Sanders (treasurer). Second Row: Monique Smith, Nikki Purdue, Phiandra Griffin, Sonya Esters. Back Row: Jennifer Satterfield, Twanya Pryer, Denette Tompkins, Marquetta Lewis. SENIOR CABINET Delise Green. Kim Dodson, Kandie Cotton (treas Freeman (secretary). Michelle Rust (vice president). Lawanda Jobe (president), Audrea Oliver. Julaun Hubbard. Second Row: Stephen Buescher, Tajuana Mason, Kimberly Anderson, Vanessa. Harris, Davy O ' Guinn. Natalie Harris, Charla Hooks. Back Row: James Fox, Gail Mallory, Lisa Pierce, Kim Stokely, Nicole Robertson, Marie Howard. Lynna White. Honoraries 33 Working! Working has become Broad Ripple ' s answer to cash flow and future success. Many stu- dents here at Ripple participat- ed in classes and clubs which helped them learn job skills and find jobs. Junior and Senior DECA, PVE, COE, and IOL stu- dents had a shorter day in school so they could work. Dur- ing the year many contests and special events took place. Davy O ' Guinn, senior, was elected DECA ' s district vice- president. He was responsible for promotional projects. Bev- erly Jones, senior, was elected to be the district secretary for DECA. Teresa Phillips, senior, was president of COE, and Au- drea Oliver was secretary. COE Betty Beene. Yolande Hall, Lori Mackey, Teresa Phillips, Audrea Oliver, Lisa Lowe. Second Row: Angela Howard, Kandie Cotton, Tonya Sherels, Jeannie Tim- berlake, Erica Puckett, Casandra Johnson. Back Row: Candace Webster, Darlene Martin. Jacqueline King, Jill Hilliard, Pamela Bibbs. JUNIOR DECA DeAnna Hester, Shannon Doom, Yolanda Montgom- ery, Shawndolyn Sanders, Phiandra Griffin, Michelle Brooks, Marchelle Davis, Tracy Young, Kim Ritchie, Paul Woodling. Second Row: Moni- que Smith, Jawana White, Debra Peoples, Kim Thompson, Mary Marbley, Jason Davis, Chris Faille. Third Row: Dianna Spears, Annette Murdock, Gina Grundy, Charles Miles, Jeffie Anderson, Vincent Thomas. Jeff Robinson, Anna Tate. Fourth Row: Emory Massie, Angela Williams, Jennifer Satterfield, Shel- lie Courtney, Miesha Thompson, Daria Vaughn, Rhonda White, Alicia Vandever. Shay Byrd, Shane John- son. Back Row: Frank Crow, DeAn- gelo Baker, Melvin Jermison, Clif- ton Lyles, Bruce Keeylen, Veronica McAtee. Ruth Ann Candler, Mike Mott, Tisnol Williams, William Har- ris. 34 Business _m PVEIAs. Keaton, Shawne Brinkman, Gerald Phillips. Back Row: Lyrane Kiser, Norman Wills, Glenn Banner, James Miles. art, his award winner in the area of Andre Parnell, senior, uses design skills for DECA. IOL Tasha Taylor, Everett Sanders, Robyn Akers, Mrs. Vance. Back Row: Raina Howard, Darlene Webster, Lisa Arnold, Monique Smith. SENIOR DECA Elizabeth Goer temiller, Cynthia Robertson Lawanda Jobe, Andre Parnell Vanessa Harris, Natalie Harris Nieshia Johnson, Leslie McKen zie, Wynette Lane. Second Row Davy O ' Guinn, Carmen Jones Yvette Satterfield, Regina Rich ardson, Dawn Walker, Dollie Rutledge, Javana Perdue, Kim- berly Compton. Third Row: Eric Milby, Mario Dale, Peggy Carey, Chris Riffel, Bryant Walker, Te- resa Holland, Felicia Messer, Kay Kelly, Nichole Nance. Back Row: Marcel Samuel, Thomas Cole, Felisha Bluitt, Shan An- derson, Bryan Madden, Beverly Jones, Gail Mallory, Kevin Chaney. Business 35 In Pursuit BRAIN GAME Alan Pruitt, Miranda Perry, Cyrus Buckley. Back Row: Deron Overpeck, Lydia Amerson, Russell Johnson, Matt Maybury. PHYSICS CLUB Peter Lacy, Marquita Freeman, Charles Deberry, Jesse Metzger, Eric Jackson, Charley Orrison. Second Row: Duane INickell, Sagi Shifer, Jim Dawson, Judy Cassell, Josh Morehead, Tim Feltner. Third Row: Miguel (Jrbelz, Paul Mullin, Matthew Owen, vice president, Susan Seubert, treasurer, Margaret Weichert, president, Pamela Person, Aimee Beck, Lydia Amerson, Dan Record. Back Row: Stacy Huffman, Alan Pruitt, Reggie Bishop, Charlie Schlegel, Brad Kassenbroch, Kyle Priest, Sheila Brown, Tracey Spaulding. 36 Academic Clubs Of Excellence n Speech team member Stephen Buescher, senior, spends an afternoon hanging aroun d. SPEECH TEAM Amy Dell, Stephanie Hyatt. Back Row: Joi McDiarmid, Lydia Amerson, Lisa Boyles. Not Pictured: Carlissa Carter, Nicole Reid, Tonya Grant, Jenny Dubeansky, Marcel Samuel, Steve Buescher. Senior Leonard Lee, aca- demic decathalon team member, graduated in January. He plans to go to Japan as a foreign ex- change student. ACADEMIC DECA THALON Nashia Bledsoe, Amy Dell. Back Row: Caroline Rees, Stacy Huffman, Jenny Skehan, Deron Overpeck, Michelle Gaines. Not pictured: Leonard Lee. Academic Clubs 37 About face! The JROTC is prepared for inspection. CADET OFFICERS Kevin Chaney, Gerald Robinson, Clifford Barlow, Commander Randy Richter, Niesha Johnson, Brian Jennings, Larry Morrison. Melode Bowers, freshman, Nieshia Johnson and Nicole Hollingsworth, seniors, ask the question Just exactly what time is twenty-one hundred hours? COLOR GUARD Tracy Williams, Deborah McCray. Back Row: Maida Romero, Deagria Level, Mark Brown, Ronnita Thompson, Michael Spaulding, Jason Davis, Harold James, Diane Wilson, Tiffany Fields, Tammy Coe. CADET OFFICERS Randy Richter. Back Row: Gerald Robinson, Jason Strong, Diane Wilson, Donnita Mathis, Michael McDermott, Shawn Patterson, Harold James, Brian Jennings, Clifford Barlow. 38 ROTC FEMALE EXHIBITION DRILL TEAM Tiffany Fields. Second Row: Second Row: Victoria Gieselman, Juanita Toliver. Third Row: Maida Romero, Deagria Level, Tammy Coe. Back Row: Deborah McCray, Brandy Brinkman, Tara Jones, Terria Smith, Melbra Sharpe, Martha Deaton, Martha Macklin, Terineka Stoner, Elvonna Atkins, Nyree Alexander, Lashawn Golden, Tiffany Jackson, Kristen Haynes, Veronica McAtee, Tiffany King. ROTC Pride ,j t 7 $ Wv .ft ft Broad Ripple ' s largest organi zation, ROTC, brings together 230 students for a program of discipline, loyalty and pride. The group performs annual- ly in the Veterans ' Day parade and in the BRHS Homecoming parade. They also assist at all home football and basketball games. During the School Open House and Parents In Touch (PIT) day, ROTC mem- bers helped lost parents find their way to classrooms. Students involved in ROTC are provided with scholarship opportunities and chances to join the armed force at a higher entry level. ROTC members may achieve a great deal of self-sat- isfaction as they gain rank and medals. They are given the oc- casion to show off their ribbons and medals every Thursday as they wear their uniforms for weekly inspection. One of the highlights of each year is the ROTC ball, held at the convention center in the spring. A queen and court are selected. Caroline Rees DETAIL TEAM Gregory Easter, Mark Brown. Second Row: Harold James, Jason Strong, Darrell Brown. Back Row: Kristen Haynes, Maida Romero, Ernie Winston, Andrea Alvies, Ronnita Thompson, Roy Allen, Justin Henderson, Michael Kenne- dy, Anthony Jones, Robert Childs, Hansen Arnold, Steven Wright, Tony Hender- son, Victoria Gieselman, Veronica McAtee. MALE EXHIBITION DRILL TEAM Gerald Robinson. Back Row: Kevin Chaney, Glen Baker, Christopher Peavy, Christopher Nelson, Dennis Richardson, Tony Henderson, Cameron Haywood, Eric Davidson, Gregory Easter, Clifford Barlow. ROTC 39 Communicate, Organize, Lead! Aimee Beck, senior, and Will Oliver, sophomore, practice the tricky skill of passing a lifesaver on a toothpick. Ac- tivities such as this emphasized cooper- ation and teamwork. 40 Leadership VI LEADERSHIP VI Ingrid Rockstrom, Charles DeBerry, Kate Bedwell, Kyle Priest, Peter Lacy, Mariska Lutz, Susan Moffatt, Jim Dawson, Evan Ard, Davy O ' Quinn, Mark Foster, Quita Knazze, Katie Keuthan. Second Row: Robin Jones, Michelle Thurston, Patrick Sipes, Aimee Beck, Stacy Howard, Jen Dalton, Brad Kassen- brock, Margaret Weichert, Krista Royle, Becky Barnhart, Pam Person, Anne Crawford. Third Row: Erin Piccolo, Denyce Malone, Betsy Lee, Elin Caughey, Christopher Sullivan, Michele Roney, Charles Yates, Alec Cicak, Tracey Spaulding, Isabelle Jaffres, Anya Oates. Fourth Row: Jenny Hennig, Kathy Hazelett, Lisa Lee, Sarah Neal, Carmen Budd, Ryan Smith, Matt Maybury, Eric Jackson, Michelle Lewis, Charlie Schlegal, Will Oliver. Fifth Row: Erica Palmer, Sally Grimes, Marji Boyles, Mandy Beck, Aimee Farmer, Mary Calloway, Garrett Dalton, Amber Larsen, Angela Spearman, Heather Sullivan, Delicia Whitney, Pierre Couvillion. Sixth Row: Nicole Mahern, Becky Mullin, Jennifer Williams, Betsy Noel, Heather Klein, Sonya Lutgring, Scott McNew, Geoff Hennig, Josh Kupke, B. Jones, Andrienne Rife, Rella Griffin, John Ruby. Back Row: Josh Ligenfelter, David Brooks, Kate Shoup, Angela Buescher, Jane Crawford, Andy Swallender, Jenny Perrill, Herman Kothe, Matt Davis, Cara Foster, Craig Blanchet, Rayna Coe. The fate of Charles Deberry, senior, lies in the hands of Mandy Beck, fresh- man. Trust games built character and confidence. Jennifer Williams, Will Oliver, John Ruby, and Becky Barnhart, all sopho- mores, share a sense of camaraderie at Bradford Woods. Given markers, posterboard and half an hour, groups created posters depicting What makes a leader? Shrugging his shoulders, Craig Blan- chet, sophomore, says, What? Me worry? Blanchet was one of 258 who participated in Leadership VI. Leadership VI 41 BRHS Fashion Becomes An Art Fashion practically became an art at BR in 1987-88. BR students sported just about anything and were not afraid to show it. Styles ranged from neighborhood thrift shops to the more ex- pensive fashion shops. During the summer of 1987, Jams, brilliantly col- ored, oversized shorts, be- came a very popular item. Along with Jams came chucks (a.k.a. Converse high-tops.) Chucks came in every color from red to blue, and from purple to green. A BR teacher was occasionally seen wearing a pair of her own yellow chucks. And leather jackets were seen everywhere. Anything from the sporty bomber jack- et to the black punker jack- et, leather was a way for BR students to stay warm and very stylish. Almost every style was rep- resented at BR in 87-88. From the conservative preppy, to the infamous punk, and even to the new version of the hip- pie, tie-died and all, fashion was an art. David Black well 42 Mary Lee Pappas, senior, sports tie- died in a different light. Chucks were all over BR in 1987 88, and in every color. M.L. Pappas M. Freeman Antonio Wilson, sophomore, Brad Lor- etz, senior, Herman Cheers, freshman, and Leslie Watts, sophomore, learn the hard way about engines. What do you want? Paul Traynor, junior, demands. Listening intently to his teacher, Eddie Kriner, junior, speculates whether or not he should go out for lunch. 44 Academics ■ Academics 45 The More Things Change HO PARKING TODAY reads the sign posted on a tree in the front courtyard. Parking was at a premium not only under the elm, but everywhere. Students wind their way around stacks Yellow buses lined up on Compton of plywood during a fire drill. Street daily to transport students. 46 Changes From the changing of the guard in vice- principals to the actual physical renova- tion of the building, Broad Ripple has seen it ' s share of changes this past year. Ste- phen Talley, our newest addition, joined the Broad Ripple administration as new vice-principal replacing Jackie Green- wood; Greenwood became IPS ' first female high school principal and is only the sec- ond female public school principal in the county. Casper, Computer Attendance Scheduling Program, returned once again to haunt unsuspecting cutters. Transportation to and from the high school by the river also changed. Instead of Metro providing buses, Ripplites rode yel- low buses to school. According to Rachel Walsh, junior, the yellow buses are quite an improvement over the chaos found on her bus last year. Parking was at a premi- um for students as the new parking lot was for teachers only. On rainy days teachers sometimes felt they should row in. The seniors, rebelling against lack of parking the first day of school parked their cars in a circle on the practice football field, not unlike a wagon train. Construction workers provided Broad Ripple with a new roof and became a familiar sight outside some classroom windows. But no matter how much Broad Ripple changes it will always be the same old BR in our hearts. Kate Bed well Workmen became a familiar sight over the past year while giving Broad Ripple a face lift. The More They Stay The Same Changes 47 The Best Part Of High School Studying, Tests, And Homework A typical Broad Ripple student ' s week: TESTS, TESTS, and more TESTS Carmen Jones and Oleric Montgom- ery, seniors, get into their English class assignment, while seniors Mike Baker and Peter Horvath try to figure out their chemistry. 48 Studying Tests Homework We gotta take a break! say seniors Davy O ' Guinn and Becky Kriner. Showing on their faces how fun taking tests really is, sophomores complete a Critical Thinking test. Bryant Walker, senior, presents his home- work assignment to the class. And The End Result Fun as it may be, all this work isn ' t for nothing. At the end of four years of hard work students receive a diploma, ac- knowledging their accomplish- ments; for some it goes even further. In the Spring of 1988 a new honors diploma will be award- ed. Some seniors currently ' have all the requirements to  graduate with this diploma. To earn the diploma a stu- dent must receive a C or better in all classes. The highest level Biology students listen intently to the teacher, with the exception of those trying to catch some ZZZZZ ' s. course must be taken, such as a G class, unless it will not fit a student ' s schedule. Credit requirements are high- er for the honors diploma. They include eight credits of both En- glish and math, six each of so- cial studies, science and one foreign language, four in fine art, health and physical educa- tion and seven to nine of electives. Meeting these new require- ments should give BR gradu- ates an edge when applying to colleges. Betsy Noyes Studying Tests Homework 49 Weird Sciences Of Ripple ■ m I J B-- ■ , v r - - 7 1 f+ - P T « — A required class for all Rockets, health is often endured rather than enjoyed. With gentle yet firm pressure, a ceram- ic student ' s hands shape a bowl on the wheel. 50 Classes Classes 51 Obviously thrilled by their discoveries of an engine, Frank Tardy, freshmen, Leslie Watts, Glenn Baker, sopho mores, Leslie Southern, junior, and William Cleveland, freshman, smile from ear to ear. Terence French, sophomore, takes spe- cial care as he cuts his cloth to size. 52 Classes Circuit Boards And Sewing Machines Frank Casey, industrial arts teacher, shows Annetra McGregor, freshman, and Cameron Haywood, sophomore, how it ' s done. How do they look? ' ' asks Raejean Hall, sophomore, as she removes her muffins from the oven. Classes 53 Humanities he Center for Humanities offers an academic program dealing with literature, history, and the arts. These classes stress development in reading, writing, public speaking, and human relations. Classes are usually taught by a team of two teachers. The students ' learning is expanded through hands on training, field trips, guest speakers, and volunteer work in the community. As quoted by Mortimer Adler, chairman of the board and editor of Encyclopedia Britannica, schooling must be general, liberal, and humantistic; not specialized, vocational and techni- cal. 54 Humanities Performing Arts he Center for Performing Arts (CPA) provides an opportunity for students to study and develop artis- tic talents and to learn theory and history in their art. Dance, music, telecommunications, theatre, and visual arts are the instructed areas offered. Emphasis is placed on self-discipline, self-motivation, and artis- tic integrity. To be accepted, performing students must audition in their concentrated area. The instructors in the various area serve as the evaluation team. Visual arts students must submit a portfolio. Tracy Pfingston Performing Arts 55 Center For Humanities Matt Mayberry, junior, pretends to be a frog during 19th 20th Century. Getting ready for attack Paul Traynor, junior, ambushes Mick Van Loon, sen- ior. 56 Humanities HUMANITIES ADVISORY COUNCIL Mike Babcock, Becky Barnhart, Kate Bedwell, Jim Dawson, Katie Eynon, Erica Fled- derjohn, Bevie Fager, Cara Foster, Stephanie Hyatt, Eric Jack- son, Brad Kassenbrock, Katie Keuthan, Heather Langford, Lisa Lee, Josh Lingenfelter, Mariska Lutz, Angela Meloy, Susan Mof- fat, Eric Moran, Betsy Noel, Erica Palmer, Michelle Rust, Charlie Schlegel, Chaoch Seidensticker, Kathy Stone, Teddy VanRiper, Jennifer Williams and Margaret Whichert. Humanities 57 Center For Performing Arts 58 cpa Dancing gracefully all of the C.P.A. class practice their plies. Laura Hedges, C.P.A. dance instructor, does her best to help her students dur- ing the study of dance. cpa 59 Projects And Stuff With their handmade telescopes point- ed toward the heavens, Tracy Floyd. senior. Lee White, junior, Felisha Bluitt. Roddy Seay. seniors, and James Alcaside, junior, gaze at stars and planets. BR ROTC alumnus Dan Sims demon- strates lifesaving techniques. Sims is a paramedic at Methodist Hospital. Mirror, mirror ... Colin Mulvany, sophomore, studies his reflection for a self-portrait, while Gene Bias, sopho- more, appears exasperated with his subject. 60 Projects Twice a month, Fridays find Donald McCauley roling the Riparian-Echo off the presses. Projects 61 Scandals, Success Make News In ' 87 From the construction of a new gymnasium at BRHS to arms reduction talks, 1987 was a busy year in the news. Locally, at BRHS, renova- tion of the school was finally started. Asbestos was re- moved, workmen completed the reconstruction of the roof in late fall, and teachers were given a brand-new lighted parking lot. As for students, the search for parking spaces along side streets continued. Ground was also broken for the construction of the new BR gymnasium. Included in the gymnasium will be a tree- lined lobby, weight training room, and dressing rooms. Further out into the world of success and snafus, celeb- rities and politicians alike filled the year with news of their accomplishments and failures. Scandals arose in both the political and religious scenes. For the PTL, the television ministry, it was the uncover- ing of Jim Bakkers ' affair with Jessica Hahn, the vixen mod- el. Gary Hart ' s side order of Rice, as in Donna, changed the scope of the Democratic Presidential nominees. It was also a year of har- monic convergence, as the nine planets of the solar sys- tem aligned themselves for the first time in 23,412 years. Thousands joined hands and hummed to celebrate the spectacular event. The Constitution of the United States turned 200 years old in 1987 as Pope John Paul II toured major cit- ies of America. Crashes of all sorts were also prevalent in 1987. The Ramada Inn at the Indianapo- lis International Airport suf- fered considerable damage af- ter a fighter plane struck the building. The stock market also crashed October 19 as the Dow Jones plummeted 508 points. Reagan and Gorbachev met to discuss the possibilities of arms reduction, while Ameri- ca grew to- admire the educat- ed and well-rounded Raisa. Entertaiment-wise, 1987 in- troduced a number of talented artists and movie-makers. G2 became the band of 1987 while the top movies were Fa- tal Attraction and the unfor- gettable Broadcast News, starring Holly Hunter and Wil- liam Hurt. Who can forget Spuds? David Black well Bono of G2 serenades fans at a concert at the Hoosier Dome. After having been hit by a fighter plane, the Ramada Inn shows remnants of the destruction. Mary Lee Pappas, senior ponders m total economic destruction yi ■ L J| 4B BhI H HflHEr ■ i K £L ii- - . .. t i= | ... rfl HflttH i pi tar ■ — mm- ■Arifll t a r a S J? c c cS° play ? c fi £ %V p f . jy j£ ,o° ,o° oS c£ c£ «J Easing the ball across the net, Charlie Schlegel, senior, returns his opponents serve. Hoping for a hole in one, Anne Craw- ford, senior, watches her ball fly through the air. Kate Shoup. sophomore, Kristin Or- wig, junior, Laura Schloss, Gerri Ro- bey. and Lisa Boyles, sophomores, pose for a pretty picture before a cross country meet. 64 Sports R. Johnson V T s ' J? o o° N cif cff 4 M. Pappas Injured Andrew Allison, senior, and Charles Miles, junior, are intrigued by the action on the football field. On the mound, Carmen Budd, sopho- more, releases the ball for the first strike of the game. Sports 65 Seven Rockets Make All-City Team Jeff Anderson, junior, moves in for the block as Clifton Lyles. junior, breaks through the throng of Arlington defenders. Overall, Broad Ripple ' s foot ball teams faired average for the 1987 season. Underclass teams, the junior varsity and the freshmen squad, suffered the usual in- experienced trauma all begin- ning teams seem to suffer. The varsity team, however, had a much better season this year than in a long time. Peter Lacy, senior, said We made many careless errors that cost us a winning season. The team next year needs to avoid mental errors. He also commented on two of the teams most outstanding players, Rich Orban, senior, and Charles Miles, junior, both chosen for the all-city team. Overall, Orban had a good season, said Lacy, but the end was plagued by his knee injury. Miles, Lacy said, was in- credible! Miles holds the school rushing mark with 1,31 1 yards on 196 carries with a sea- son to go. He has 15 TDs and three 2-point runs for a total of Lacy also said that because of Andy Allison, William Pate, seniors, and Kevin Lee, junior, We finally had a passing game. Bryan Madden, senior, made the all-city team as well. Mad- ist jld den says he is grateful for be- coming one of the top recruits out of Indiana, but he ' d be no- where without his parents, who were both very supportive If I had to dedicate this la: season to someone it wouli have to be my parents who haven ' t missed a game since I first started in 1979; THANKS MOM AND DAD! Other seniors making the all- city team were William Pate, Sam Hudson, Keith Cork, and Clifton Lyles. On his way to an 87-yard run, Charles Miles, junior, looks for daylight Richie Orban, senior, sports the elite shiek look during halftime. 66 Football The absolutely dominating Bryan Madden, senior, heads for the locker room after the shattering one point loss to Arlington. VARSITY Frank Johnson. Robert Norton, Alex Bridges, Greg Miller, Gerald Phil- lips, Jamie Thomas. Second Row: Shay Byrd, Keith Cork, Dexter Butts, Harvey Brooks, Carolos Banks, Larry Milton, Shawn Miles. David Martin, Louis Brown. Third Row: Stepfan Hiser, Charles Yates, Manager Eric Otto, Line Coach Tony Gonzcarow. Head Coach John Haynes, QB Coach John T remain, Defensive Coor- dinator Cliff Sedam, Dax Peterson, Sam Napier, Fourth Row: Cyrus Buckley, Clifford Barlow, Andrew Allison, Jeff Anderson, James Williams, Thomas Towns- ley. Clifton Lyles. Jeff Anderson. Fifth Row: Ben Sayles, Richard Orban, Charles Miles, Keven Hayes, Glen Bonner, Donnell Thurman, Deven Willis, Dwayne Gib- son, Tony Williams. Back Row: Richard Bollen, Kevin Lee, William Gramer, Bryan Madden, Marcus Washington, Peter Lacy, Sam Hudson, Phillips Prewitt. JUrilOR VARSITY David Smith, Alex Bridges, Robert Norton, Sean Miles. Second Row: Greg Miller, Dax Peterson, Dexter Butts, Carlos Banks, Mike Evans, Harvey Brooks, Stephan Hizer, Jamie Thomas. Back Row: James Williams, Ben Sayles, Dwayne Gibson, Aaron Churchill, David Riggins, Kevin Hayes, Antonio Williams, Jeff Anderson, Cyrus Buckley. , - BR 6 14 14 20 34 14 20 14 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL North Central 20 Speedway Manual 6 Arlington 21 Brebeuf 10 Howe 21 Roncalli 23 Tech 12 Ben Davis 42 FRESHMAN Shawn Henry, Ernest Cosby, Shawn Gardener, Nick Laken, Brian Morrison. Second Row: Steven Crosby, Marc Carpenter, Damon Smith, Shawn Hollingsworth, James Merit. Third Row: Arnold Mickens, Donald Bogan, Andre Moore, Bart Kelly. Back Row: Coach Smith, Randall Calvert, Charles Palmer, Frank Tardy, Tony Brents, Coach Bill Moore. Football 67 Just For Kicks The ' 87 season was a year of transition for the soccer team. Losinq seven starters f rom the le team with the job of rebuilding a win- ning roster. The soccer team gained Maury James as new head var- sity coach. James led the team to big wins over Pike and ties with Chatard and Lawrence Central. Exceptional players and de- fense were two factors needed to succeed. We had a lot of good players but I think that the defense was the most out- standing, said Evan Ard, sen- ior. The defense averaged less than two goals given up per game. Exceptional play wasn ' t unusual as many members of the team turned out equally outstanding performances. Ru- dolph Finn ell and Josh More head were among the seniors who received awards at the end of the season. Junior varsity had a strong program but achieved little scoreboard success finishing 5 the season with zero wins. De- 3 spite this record, the junior var- = sity proved to be highly com- petitive in close games with w Evansville, Zionsville, Brebeuf, and Chatard. There were some strong junior varsity play- ers who will come up well- coached next year, said Ryan Smith, sophomore. The team is only losing four starters promising a more experienced line-up and, most of all, some wins for next season. Oleric Montgomery ression of intense deter- mination on his face, Evan Ard, senior, kicks the ball. SOCCER Eric Huffman, Craig Balanchet, Brett Hammond, Evan Ard, Coach Couvillion, Josh Morehead, Mark Foster, Bret Mills, Tim Feltner, Rudolph Finne! Mike Robinson, Brad Kassenbrock, Kyle Priest, Ryan Burkhalter. James Scott Ireland, Ryan Smith, Pierre I. Front Row: Doug Bracken, Mike Duran, SOCCER BR 1 Chatard .... . . 1 1 Zionsville .... . . 2 1 Brownsburg . .. 3 North Central . . . 8 2 2 Avon 3 Park Tudor . . . 2 2 Pike Brebeuf . . 1 2 1 Lutheran 3 Noblesville . . . 1 1 Lawrence Central . . . 1 Heritage Christian 1 68 Soccer Soccer 69 Bump, Set, Spike! Passing time before the game, Jenny Marcum, junior, relaxes. VARSITY BR 2 Scecina Brebeuf 2 2 Washington 2 Lutheran 1 Cathedral Chatard 2 Tech 2 Pike 2 Park Tudor 2 Arlington 2 Northwest 2 Manual Ritter (City) 2 2 Howe 1 1 Lawrence North 2 North Central 2 JUNIOR VARSITY BR Scecina 2 1 Brebeuf 2 2 Washington 1 2 Lutheran Cathedral 2 Chatard 2 Pike 2 2 Park Tudor 0 1 Arlington 2 2 Northwest 1 Manual 2 Ritter (city) 2 2 Howe Lawrence North 2 GIRL ' S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Jenny Marcum, Monique Smith, Lisa Ireland, Wendy Greenburg, Shan Anderson. Back Row: Micky Nguyen, Mary Calloway, Michelle Price, Pam Person. Not Shown: Coach Janice Verplank, manager Tammi Smith. 70 Volleyball On the edge of their seats. Shannon Tyler, freshman, Dana Peacock, fresh- man, Pa Thao, sophomore, Mailee Thao, freshman, Mandy Beck, fresh- man, and Micky Nguyen, freshman, watch their teammates compete. Shan Anderson, senior, spikes the ball with authority past her teammate Mi- chelle Price, senior. Attempting a dink, Lisa Ireland, junior, stretches to connect with the ball. Wendy Greenburg, junior, bumps the ball for a sure set. GIRLS J.V. VOLLEYBALL Mandy Beck, Angela Buescher, Mary Calloway. Micky Nguyen, Second Row: Nalani Anderson, Dana Peacock, Shin Morgan, Shannon Tyler. Back Row: Asst. Coach Evelyn Gearies, Dee Dee Whitney. Mailee Thao, Pa Thao, Coach Debbie Renee. Volleyball 71 Ripple Express Explodes: Excitement, Energy, Effort Excitement sparked the 1987-88 basketball season with many contests being decided only in the last minutes. Don- yell Meredith ' s three free throws in the final seconds of the Gary West game clinched a 66-65 victory. Unfortunately, last-minute luck was lacking when the Rockets battled Cha- tard in the city tourney. After an impressive fourth quarter comeback, Broad Ripple missed what would have been a game-winning three-point shot with only moments left on the clock. This heartbreaking loss shat- tered Rocket hopes of winning the city tourney, a goal which seemed possible after defeating tenth-ranked Cathedral, 82-73, in the tourney ' s second match. Averaging close to 84 points per game, the Rockets received votes for the (JPI boys coaches poll. Co-captains Mark Chap- pell and Walter Shelman, both seniors, often led the team with high scores of 15 and up, and junior William Taylor racked up the points as well. In a December Indianapolis Star article, coach Roger Schroder praised the Rockets ' team effort, commending the players for assists and shoot- ing. Football lettermen Charles Miles and Kevin Lee, juniors, demonstrated their skill on the boards, and Jeff Robinson, jun- ior, and Ray Jackson, senior, saw key action as well. JUNIOR VARSITY Hume Nelson, Kevin Hayes, Troy Williams, Jason Davis, Doug Harvey, Eddie Outlaw. Back Row: Dwayne Gibson, Tim Roberts, Juan Alexander, Jamie Thomas, Charles Cork, Jeff Anderson, Vincent Thomas, Greg Miller, coach Tom Riensche. Poised and confident. Walter Shelman, senior, sinks an easy free throw. VARSITY Orlando Jordan, Jeff Robinson, Robert Hayes, William Taylor, Mark Chappell, Ray Jackson. Back Row: Assistant coach Tom Riensche, Rod Armstrong, Michael Rogers, Kevin Lee, Sam Hudson, Charles Miles, Walter Shelman, head coach Roger Schroder. 72 Basketball Preparing to meet the Northview Brazil Knights, Kevin Lee, Jeff Robinson, Troy Williams, juniors, and Mark Chappel, senior, ready themselves for the challenge ahead. BR 97 Manual 94 82 Tech 84 71 Chatard 59 90 Evansville Memorial 67 98 Northwest 70 94 Roncalli 86 78 Howe 59 85 Northview 71 67 Tipton 92 91 Ritter 75 80 Arlington 66 CITY TOURNEY 76 Northwest 74 82 Cathedral 73 71 Chatard 74 92 Washington 73 72 Brebeuf 68 89 Cathedral 109 66 Gary West 65 Jeff Anderson, sophomore, puts yet another one through the hoop for the junior varsity team. Basketball 73 Record Breakers! 1988 was a year of success for the Lady Rockets as they set and tied several records. This year the three point shot was back in play, and Wendy Greenburg, junior, set the record for most shots made. Lisa Ireland, junior, broke and set the record for amount of rebounds with 26 in one game. The Rockets also tied the num- ber of winning games, and end- ed their season with a 11-7 fi- nal. Commenting on the team ' s winning Greenburg said, We played really well while we won or lost together as a team. Ire- land also commented that the teams lost to were mostly state- ranked teams. High hopes are in regard for next year as Greenburg, Ire- land and Jenny Marcum, jun- iors, will return. This season her last year, Michelle Price, senior, said, I felt we improved each of the four years I played, and I only hope that we will do well in the next years to come. The Lady Rockets and Coach Tom Verplank would like to see continued success. They also wished to express their thanks to the faculty, staff, parents, and fellow stu- dents for their support and game attendance. Jenny Marcum Adding another two points, Wendy Greenburg, junior, puts the ball in the hoop. Beverly Jones, senior, drives and scores for the Lady Rockets. Dribbling down the court, Wendy Greenburg leads her team. Lisa Ireland, junior, skies to give the Rockets possession. 74 Girls Basketball GIRLS VARSITY Kathy Hazelett, Jennifer Saterfield, Shannon Dume, INichole Nance, Judy Cassell, Wendy Greenburg. Back Row: Coach Tom Verplank, Beverly Jones, Michelle Price, Jenny Marcum, Lisa Ireland, Cindy Chappell, Moniqua Jones, Susie Moffatt, Monique Johnson, asst. coach Jerry Spencer. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY Shannon Cole, Misty, Shin Morgan, Telair Cooley, Shannon Dume, Rena Cole. Back Row: Pa Thao, Kathy Hazelett, Moniqua John- son, Cindy Chappell, Mario Gibson, Dana Peacock, Melbra Sharpe, coach Debbie Renie. Girls Basketball 75 Rockets On The Mats Varsity wrestlers compiled a 7-6 season record, with big vie tories over teams from Bre beuf, Northwest and Park Tu- dor. Outstanding seasons belonged to heavyweight Don- nell Thurman, Bryant Walker and Wyman Bey. Thurman (29- 4) was champion at the Tech 8- way tourney; he was also third in the city tourney, sectional champ, third in the regional and a semi-state contestant. Walker (23-3), who wrestled in the 145 pound weight class, was also champion at Tech, and was third in both the city tourney and sectional. Bey (26-5), a 140-pound grap- pier, was a runner up at Tech and in the sectionals, and ranked third in the city tour- ney. In addition. Bey was a re- gional contestant. Freshmen wrestlers had an undefeated 1987-88 season. Freshmen and sophomores wrestled in the Tech under- classmen tourney, finishing with an impressive first. The freshmen team also fin- ished as city champions, with the following team members earning firsts: Brian Moore. Steven Crosby, Arnold Mick- ens and Frank Tardy. Co-captain Wyman Bey, senior, c sticks his opponent from Manual. v WRESTLERS Darwin Burkes, Mike Green, Jacques Couvillion, Corey Scruggs, Dennis Lewis. Second Row: Louis Brown, Wyman Bey, Bryant Walker, Marc Carpenter, Brian Moore, Herman Kothe. Back Row: Dax Peterson, Rich Orban, Devin Willis, Cliff Lyles, Jamont Wilson, Mike Massie, Tony Williams, Steven Crosby, Glenn Bonner, Arnold Mickens. Mot Pictured: Donnell Thurman, Brian McGill, Bret Mills, Andre Moore, Tarence French, Frank Tardy. Coaches: Head coach Greg Allen, assistant coach es Tony Gonzarow, Sam Elmore, Tim Pace. And In The Water This year marked the second season for the Rocket swim- mers. On his goals for the team, coach Bob Lanam said, I just want everyone to im- prove on their best times and have fun. The team more than achieved these goals as they tripled their record from last season with impressive wins at Tech, Roncalli, and Westfield. They also showed vast im- provement at the Tech Invita- tional. Sophomores Chris Stem, David Brooks, C.J. Har- low, and John Farrar took first place in the 200 relay medley. Evan Karri and Randy Richter catch a breath- er in the breast stroke. jfo . - Farrar took first in the 200 and 500 freestyle at Tech. I think he is one of our best swimmers and could go on to state in the coming seasons, said Lanam of Farrar. Hard work from swimmers like Evan Karn and Randy Richter also helped contribute to the teams success. I think this year more people found out about swimming and how fun it could be. I think since we won some meets this year there will be more of an interest next year, said Farrar of his teammates. The team doubled in size from 4 to 12 members and only senior Richter won ' t be returning. Next year the Rockets will have more mem- bers and more wins as they de- velop into a championship team. 2 Oleric Montgomery David Brooks works on his free style stroke. ' 1 SWIMMERS Evan Karn, Chris Stern, Jason Strong, Stephen Hiser. Nick Lakin. Back Row: J. Henderson, C.J. Harlow, John Farrar, David Brooks, Chris Ayers, Randy Richter, Gerald Williams, Coach Lanam. Ripple Sluggers Can ' t Hit Home For Ripple sluggers, 1987 was not the best of times. All three teams suffered poor scores and inexperienced players. The softball team finished with a 2 and 17 season last spring. Youth and inexperience were stated by several players as the reason for the unsuccessful season. Wendy Greenburg, junior, said We had a lot of fun, and hope to have a more experi- enced team next year. While the other lady sluggers were not as enthusiastic, Judy Cassel. senior, gave this opti- mistic viewpoint, saying We had a very good season last year and we hope to better our record in 1988. She went on to say. Virtually the entire team will return and with their expe- rience and drive, plus good coaching, we will be very competitive. The varsity baseball team suffered as well. After complet- ing a 6-18 season, Coach Tom Riensche blamed inexperience for the teams losses. However, Riensche, also op- timistic, said Next year ' s team will return some good players, so the Rockets look foward to an improved season. Manager Charles Yates, sophomore, pointed out several improvements made last sea- son. We had a lot of trouble getting off the ground, he said, But with the placement of Charlie Schlegal, senior, as a pitcher, our offense improved. Yates also said that batting improved with the season Thanks to such motivated players like Jimmy Dawson and Davy O ' Guin, both seniors. The junior varsity Baseball team was perhaps the most successful as well as positive when discussing last season. Danny Moore, sophomore, said By the end of the year we were one of the better JV squads. He also said Pierre Couvil- lion was an excellent batter and shortstop and helped improve the team greatly. Craig Blanchet, sophomore, stated that Zach Buhner, soph- omore, who was cited by sever- al players as being an excellent catcher, made the team good contenders. Student manager Ryan Smith, sophomore, said We had a very talented team last season, probably the best group of freshmen to come through Broad Ripple in a long time. ' J M Smith also noted that the team came close to winning season, and that if many of these players move up to varsi- ty this year it could mean a sucessful season for the varsity as well. Other JV members are: Tom Degan, Greg Miller, Louis Brown, Duane Gibson, Johnny Short, Carlos Banks, Alan Chandler, Chris Brown, Her- schel Leveringston, Andie Shuttle, Wilson Sherels, Donnel Sanders, Dennis Richardson, and Mark Foster. Alec Cicak SOFTBALL BR 2 Arlington 20 14 Park Tudor 7 5 Pike 12 7 Washington 20 4 North Central 19 8 Brebeuf 9 12 Lawrence North 7 3 Cathedral 11 11 Chatard 14 8 Roncalli 20 5 Scecina 17 1 Tech 16 2 Howe 18 11 City 18 Judy Cassell, senior, anxiously awaits the pitch that could bring her another home run. 78 Baseball Softball Carmen Budd, sophomore, brings another one home for Ripple. Judy Cassell, senior, reaches out to catch the next ball coming her way. VARSITY BASEBALL Brown County 13 Arlington 12 Brebeuf 17 Tech 13 Hamilton Southeast 16 Lawrence North 11 Scecina J Howe 11 North Central 3 Park Tudor 5 Manual 8 Lawrence Central 15 Washington l Scecina (City) 14 Roncalli 13 Northwest 4 Tech 7 Washington 1 Arlington 13 Cathedral 14 Chatard 6 JV BASEBALL Arlington 20 14 Tech 13 5 Scecina 15 Howe 11 North Central 25 Noblesville 3 Brebeuf 6 1 5 Northwest 5 3 Tech 4 Washington 4 15 Arlington 1 2 Chatard 3 GIRLS SOFTBALL Carmen Budd, Missy Hall, Rhea Farmer, Tammy Armstrong, Rache Montgomery. Second Row: Kelly Miller, Erin Piccolo, Michelle Price, Wendy Greenburg, Judy Cassell, Nicole Nance. Not Pictured: Janice Verplank, Coach. Judy Cassell, senior, throws to second base during her warm up. VARSITY BASEBALL Jeff Jones, Davy O ' Guinn, Matt Buck, Jimmy Dawson, Paul Apellman, Bryant Walker. Back Row: Mike Baker, Sam Hudson, Alan Chan- dler, Steve Beuscher, Mgr. Charles Yates, Glen Johnston, Head Coach Tom Riensche. Not Pictured: Elliot Segal, Asst. Coach. Susan Moffatt, senior, practices one of her many other talents: juggling. Baseball Softball 79 o n The Fast Track The boys track team turned in strong performances while continuing to develop into state contenders. The team placed 2nd and 5th at Chatard and Washington Relays. They also advanced individually in sec- tional and regional competitions. Our team was young and I think they worked a lot harder than statistics show, said Bry- an Madden. Madden won the shot put in the regionals and became the runner-up discus thrower in state. Bobby Raby tied the BR high jump record in sectional play. I think that since well have more experi- ence and run indoors will help next year, ' ' said Clifton Lyles, sophomore. The girls ' track tream contin- ued to shine from both individ- ual standouts and overall team efforts. Rhonda Hawkins and Moni- ca Jones were both honored as outstanding senior girl athletes from the Marion County area. Ruth Ann Candler, sophomore, became the first BR girl region- al winner ever with a blue rib- bon finish with the second fast- est time in the state finals. The girls scored more points the regionals this year than any other BR girls ' track team. They placed impressive stand- ings in Pike and Chatard Re- lays, ending the season 5-5. Coach Brandstetter won the Coaches ' Award of Excellence. The boys ' cross country team proved experience over size was the key to success dur- ing the ' 87 season. The small seven member team left sever- al big impressions on the courses. Exceptional performances by Oleric Montgomery, senior, and Doug Harvey, sophomore, led to a 6th place city finish. The team finished 8th in the Tech Invitational. David Brooks, sophomore, anchored the team, finishing first in five meets. Brooks also finished 3rd at the Washington Invitational and 5th in the City. Herman Kothe became runner-up city champ. Most of the team will be back next year. We really BOYS TRACK Ulysses Ervin, Larry Milton, Darryl Mclntyre. Darrell Grant. Dane Mahren, Kurt Smith. Second Row: Chris Stern, Devon Willis. Third Row: Stephen Goodlow, Clifton Lyles Clifford Barlow, Gerald Spaulding, Bry an Madden. Fourth Row: Melvin Jer mison. David Brooks, Emong Massie Marcus Washington, Stephan Hiser Back Row: Coach Pat Koers LaShawana Stansberry, Kevin Roney Coach Richard Harker, Coach Tom GIRLS TRACK Trade Puckett, Rhonda Jones. Mia Kiser, Angela Brown, Yo- landa Washington, Sonia Mills. Second Row: Quitta Knazze, Danice Snorton, heesha Allen, Juanita Jones, Sonya Es- ters. Third Row: Tiffany Carson, Laurie Cox, Kim Wilkins. Shellie Courtney, Stephanie Cunningham Fourth Row: Tamika Cleveland, Melody McClendon, Lisa Ireland. Beverly Jones, Coach Brandstetter. Fifth Row: Laura Schloss, Angie Buescher, Kim Hill, Ruth Cundler, Dionne Bishop, Kate Shoup, Kristen Lively. Sixth Row: Elise Green, Shawnna Paschall, Rhonda Hawkins, Coach Fenstermaker, Frances Hollings- worth, Valencia Jameson, Catherine Starkey. Back Row: Kandie Cotton. Dione Wilson. BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY BR 29 Manual 27 38 North Central 21 28 Scecina 29 31 Washington 24 24 Westfield 24 20 Howe 63 Pike 20 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY BR 50 Pike 15 24 Westfield 15 Scecina 15 Howe know the courses and should have a great team, said Chris Ayers, sophomore. The girls ' cross country team benefitted from strong leaders and midseason enthusi- asm to finish with a promising outlook. Laura Schloss and Ka- tie Shoup, sophomores, were the team ' s only runners until the third week of the season. I think I ran harder just knowing my time would help the entire team, said Schloss, who fin- ished 9th in the city and 2nd at the Washington Invitational. The team finished 4th in the city. Oleric Montgomery BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY Chris Ayers, David Brooks, Oleric Montgomery, Dane Mahern, Herman Kothe, Danny Moore, Coach Tom Riensche. 80 Track Cross Country Leading the pack, David Brooks, soph- omore, runs through the park with Her- man Kothe, freshman, and Chris Ayers, sophomore, at his side. Neck and neck with an Arlington run- ner, Katie Shoup, sophomore, keeps her pace. GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY Kate Shoup, Kristin Orwig, Jeri Robey, Laura c Schloss, Lisa Boyles, Coach Pat Koers. BOYS ' GOLF Howe Cathedral Scecina Tech Ritter Arlington Manual Arlington Decatur Central Northweast Howe BOYS ' TENNIS 82 Golf Tennis Northwest Howe Scecina Chatard Cathedral Manua Tech Washington Pike Ritter Chatard Kristin Johnson, senior, mediates her next move. BOYS 1 TENUIS Steve Eiland, Charlie Schlegel, James Fox. Back Row: Jeff Hennig, Gary Matalucci, Zach Buehner, John Ruby, Andy Swallender. GIRLS ' TEHMIS Miranda Perry, Sarah VanDeusen, Betsy Lee. Back Row: Mar- iska Lutz, Jenny Dalton, Jody Pope, Meredith Hammer. GIRLS ' AHD BOYS ' GOLF John Far rar, Eric Jackson, Mike Mott, Jane Crawford, Rob Skehan, Heather Klein, Betsy Noel, Andy Swallender. Back Row: Bridget Burns, Patrick Sipes, Kar 1 Wojciehowski. Sally Grimes, Erin Ship ley, Stephanie Hyatt, Dan Record Becky Barnhart, Ann Crawford. Practice makes perfect for Gary Mata- lucci, sophomore. Eagerly awaiting, John Ruby, sopho- more, prepares to return the ball. £ GIRLS ' GOLF Ann Crawford, Stacy £ Howard, Amy Godfrey, Susan Moffatt. Second Row: Bridget Burns, Betsy Noel, Heather Klein, Kristin Johnson, Stephanie Hyatt, Jane Crawford. Back Row: Sally Grimes, Becky Barnhart, Coach Sandy Fenstermaker. With that awesome backhand, Andy Swallender, senior, returns the serve. Golf Tennis 83 Cheerleaders Spark Spirit a - - 84 Spirit Charla Hooks, senior, shows a more restful pose than her usual cheerleader exuberance. Joi McDairmid, sophomore, exhibits her fine cheerleader stance before a game. VARSITY Ayeesha Blow, Charla Hooks, Lawanda Jobe, Joi McDiarmid, Nichole Mahern. On top: Shawna Brown. JUNIOR VARSITY Malisha Maynard, Deana Hester, Lydia Amerson, Cathy Kirk, Erica Wilson. On top: Hope Gray. To avoid injury during the game, Lydia Amerson, junior, is careful to stretch beforehand. Perpetually peppy, Rocket cheerlead- ers pose perfectly. M. Dumas Spirit 85 FREE PARKING — except between 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Nurse leaves at 10:30. Oh well. Die. You become sick. Go to school nurse. What ' s that swelling? Oh, no — you (and the 1986 foot- ball team) have the mumps! Go to the cafeteria and try to find out what a Chuckwa- gon really is. You found out — go to nurse. (Jh oh — you couldn ' t. Try to find a restroom that ' s unlocked. Oops! The GLC is now the dark room. You accidentally open door and expose every- one ' s film. Return to start. Go to GLC — if you can find it. O G. L C Counselors are out of of- fice. They are (choose one): a) giving out report cards; b) counseling in the jun- ior highs; c) on cafeteria duty. 86 Immunization records are lost. Leave class and go to mumps. 7 Never-Ending Game Try to drop Essentials of Underwater Basket Weav- ing from your schedule. Mow, try to find your coun- selor . . . Congratulations! You made it! Start over again! You ' re late to first peri- od. Go to daily detention court. START HERE Don ' t even think about col- lecting $200. It ' s new! It ' s fun! It ' s the thing everybody is doing! It ' s the Never-Ending Game, a game of Life that takes place each and every day at Broad Ripple High School. You don ' t need a spinner or die — just move one space at a time. You may feel it ' s just a Trivial Pursuit and an involved Operation, but the outcome is worth any Aggravation. When you get to the end, start all over again! It ' s purely a game of Risk, with no Clues at all. It ' s for everyone and any- body and there ' s a winner ev- ery time. Repeat four times for the yearly version and two times for the semester version. So, leave your Scruples at home, Bridge the gap and Play the Game! You won ' t be Sorry! Number of players: Around 1800 Objective: ? Prize: Education and or diplo- ma Time required to play: Four years David Black well Pictured: Center: Russ Johnson, senior Clockwise from left: Sean Henry, freshman Stacy Howard, junior; Mayor Bill Hudnut, Rudolph Finnell and auxiliary corps at Mapleton-Fall Creek parade; fluorescent fuchsia peace sign on M.L. Pappas ' backpack. if J 0 ? 0 . ? X v personalities See, ya gotta, you know, like, do this before you do that, explains senior Andy Swallender to fellow senior Anne Crawford. While waiting for his counselor, Pres- ton Ford, junior, ponders his future. Paige Davis, junior, daydreams, while Karen Applegate. senior, engages in se- rious REMs. 88 Album • • f r r . . . r .rr F S Shirley Lambert ' s fingers fly across the keyboard. Is that really Sheldon Kantor and Eliza- beth Merchant behind those Foster Grants? r £ $ v UJ Teachers And Administration Principal Donald Glenn surveys the stack of paperwork piled on his desk. 90 Faculty « m Fuzzy dice hanging from the rearview mirrow of his ' 65 Malibu Classic con- vertible, Henry Easter cruises with Donald Glenn, Corrie Wilson. Jackie Cain, and Nancy Showalter. Her enthusiasm for her subject show- ing in her smile, Lucinda Paul cheeses for the camera. Faculty 91 Faculty And Staff Mary Adams: Attendance Alice Akins: CPA Music Sandra Baetzhold: Music Doug Bateman: Math Ralph Bedwell: Chair. Humanities and CPA Joyann Bevington: Chair, Special Ed. Diane Brandstetter: Physical Education Richard Brown: Science Larry Burdick: Social Studies Kathryn Burks: Chair. Foreign Language Marcia Burnett: Bookstore Pernella Burns: Special Education Susan Burton: English Jacqueline Cain: Counselor Lana Cardwell: Chair, Math Frank Casey: Chair. Industrial Arts Elfi Cicak: Foreign Language Johnnie Cliff: Math Robert Collins: Social Worker Brenda Cushenberry: Special Education Dolores Davis: English Marilyn Dearing: Guidance Director Rebecca Ditus: Special Education John DiVincenzo: Industrial Arts Richard Dowell: Science Gloria Dozier: Counselor Henry Easter: Vice Principal Melinda Fairburn: Humanities Alicia Finken: Foreign Language Rudolph Finnell: Music Dan Gallagher: Dean Juan Gant:GLC Evelyn Gearries: Science Pearla Gholston: Humanities Donald Glenn: Principal Elizabeth Goertemiller: Distributive Ed. Patricia Gullick: English Sarah Hack: Math Georgette Harris: Math Gloria Hasler: Humanities John Haynes: Art Laura Hedges: CPA Micheal Hendren: English James Hinshaw: Chair, Business Education Furniss Holloway: English Maurice Huckleberry: Social Studies Leigh Johnson: Humanities Patricia Johnson: Attendance Sheldon Kantor: Chair, Art .Edward Kassig: Chair, Science Winnie Keaton: PVE Coordinator Constance Kirby: English Patrick Koers: Science Shirley Lambert: Counselor Robert Lanam: ROTC 92 Carol Latimer: Special Education Virginia Link: Pupil Personnal Shirley Loyd: Dean Phyllis Martin: Home Economics Don McCauley: Print Shop Betty McKenzie: English Jacqueline Morgan: Special Education Christie Moulton: Foreign Language Sharon Mustaklem: Music Mary Nicolini: English Edward O ' Nan: Math Linda Orban: Financial Officer David Otto: Science Lucinda Paul: Chair, Music Thomas Payne: Chair, Social Studies Becky Pence: Math Kevin Quillin: Math Roger Raddatz: Science Jim Ray: Chair, English Tom Riensche: Physical Education Gene Ring: Athletic Director Shirley Robey: Humanities Hilda Rolle: Chair, Home Economics Barbara Romeiser: Evening School Roger Schroder: Math Darlene Sipes: Media Center William Sirka: Chair, Physical Education Margaret Skok: English Aratha Smith: ROTC Leona Smith: Media Center Mary Smith-Vance: Business Education Norman Stewart: ROTC Diana Strauss: English Mary Strayhorn: Business Education Stephen Talley: Vice Principal Phyllis Todd: Physical Education John Tremain: Business Education Judith Vandenbark: Special Education Linda Van Hoy: English Barbara Vargo: Counselor Janice Verplank: Special Education Ann Williamson: Math Alyce Wilson: Humanities Corrie Wilson: Director, Student Activities Sylvia Wolf: Humanities John Woody: Social Studies Quintella Wright: English Doris Young: Humanities Cafeteria Staff Lilly Fields, Mary Clark, Helen Biggs, Claudette Beck, Winnie Bright. Second Row: Helen Edward, Mary Pirtle, Vera Crim, Hannah Poindexter. Back Row: Craig Martin, Loretta Buck, Lucille Bazzel. 93 Taking advantage of a quiet spot at the Leadership Conference. Steven Talley, vice principal, catches up on his read- ing. Keeping control in the hallway are Rob- ert Buckner. adult assistant, and Bryan Madden, senior. Keep your feet off my clean floor! Jerry Brown, custodian, says jokingly. Robert Summers, head custodian, re- plies Another light burnt out? We ' ll be right on it! 94 Faculty Staff Conscientious Caring David Blackwell, senior, and Mary Ni- colini, yearbook advisor, share a coke and a smile. ?D Mmm . . . Blueberries! Hannah Poin- dexter prepares lunch for the students g while Claudette Beck looks on. to o Pat Johnson, attendance clerk, shows that she ' s Over the Hill with a youth- ful smile. Faculty Staff 95 The Class Of 1988 Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossi- ble to enslave. Henry Peter Brougham The Present State of the Law Seniors made the grade and changed the ways of Broad Rip- ple High School in 1988. College-bound students made the mad rush to turn in applications by the December deadline. Many issues were discussed by seniors, such as tardiness and cutting. Students wanted an open campus during lunch periods for honor roll students; this was not to be. The most controversial topic of the senior class was the pos- sibility of girls graduating in or- ange robes. Tradition had the girls in white robes, boys in black. After a school-wide peti- tion, and much deliberation, the Senior Cabinet held a senior vote on the robes. Tradition reigned and the girls graduated in white. Seniors followed trends throughout the year. Rap mu- sic, Eddie Murphy, stonewashed and tie-died clothes, Converse tennis shoes, the Beatles, peace, and individ- ualism all stood tall as symbols of the changing times. Seniors participated in, and won awards for, outside school contests (such as in writing, speech, and art), building a pos- itive image for the black and orange. Spirited in all aspects was the one true way to describe the Class of 1988! Marianne Laughlin Michelle Ackee Charlotte Adams Andrew Allison Football 1-4; golf, 4. Shan Anderson DECA 3-4; varsity vol leyball 1-4; varsity Softball 1-4; letter men 1-4. Karen Applegate Evan Ard Varsity soccer 3-4; Walk- about 3; leadership 4. Mike Baker Lettermen 1-4; varsity baseball 1-4; Legion of Honor 1-3; foot- ball 1. Clifford Barlow JMHS 12; football 4; basketball 1-2; track 4; ROTC drill team 4. Aimee Beck Photo club 2-4; Madrigals 3-4; Ripples 2 4; One Acts 2-4; NHS 3-4; physics club 4. James Becker Madrigal 3-4; Thespians 3 4; musical 3-4; CPA 1-4; Ripples 2-4; tennis 1-3. John Bennett Band 1-2; Latin Club 4; One Acts 4; OBRC 3-4; Thespians 4; Thespian play. Pamela Bibbs ROTC 1 2; COE 4; Legion of Honor 1-3. Tammy Bibbs NHS 3 4; Spanish club 4; printed article in the Indianapolis fSews. Reginald Bishop NHS 3 4; jazz band 1 -4; marching band 1-4; Ripples 2-4; physics club 4. 96 Seniors Shan Anderson and Beverly Jones, seniors showed off their lettermen pride. Beyond the wig lies Charlie Schlegal, Nicole Black Booster 1-2; French club 3; DECA 3-4. David Blackwell NHS 2-4; Quill Scroll 3, pres. 4; newspaper 2, editor 3; year- book 4. Felisha Bluitt DECA 3-4; photo club 3; softball 1; band 1; gentle club 1-3. Julie Brooks CPA 1-2; NHS 3-4; AFS 2- 4; Masque Mime 2; Ripples 2. Jerry Brown Sheila Brown Ripples 1-4; Madrigals 4; NHS 3-4; musical 4; swing choir 3. Matthew Buck Jennifer Buddenbaum Yearbook 1-4; Ripples 1-4; NHS 3-4; Quill Scroll 2-4; Leadership 3. Stephen Buescher Senior class cabinet; baseball 3-4; speech team 4; Pippin 3. Peggy Carey DECA 1-4, treasurer; Mer it job honor. Judith Casse Softball 1-4; varsity 1-3; band 1-2. Andy Childers Madrigals 3-4; Premiers 4; Thespians 1-4. president 3; NHS 3-4. Jocelyne Clothier Thespians 4; CPA 3- 4; stage manager CPA play. Tammy Coe Seniors 97 Listening intently to Government in- structions was Roderick Seay, senior. English Class was taxing for Caroline Rees, Erin Shipley, Deron Overpeck, and Jocelyne Clothier, seniors. Christina Colindres Tonya Collins Chatard mention 3-4. Keith Clark Football 3-4; wrestling 3-4. Candace Cotton honorable Laurie Cox Cheerleader 2; track 3-4; Jr. DECA 3. Anne Crawford Qo f 1-4; photo club 2-4; NHS 3 4; Ripples 2-4; Art Salon 14; concert band 1-4; orchestra 1-4. Don Crittendon Jazz Band 1-4; band 1 4; concert band 14; orchestra 1-4. Mario Dale DECA 3-4; student council 1 ; booster club 1 ; French club 1-2; trav- el club 4. Jim Dawson baseball 1-4; varsity soc- cer 1-3; Leadership 2-4. facilitator 3-4. Gary Deffendall German club 1; foot- ball 1: baseball manager 1-2. Amy Dell Brain game 4; thespians 3-4; Masque Mime 1-4; NHS 3-4; German club 2 4. Kim Dodson Student council 3; senior cabinet 4; travel club 4. Donald Duvall Robert Dycus 98 Seniors If if Stressed Seniors The mundane ritual of home- work was taxing to senior Rip- plites. To lighten the tension, stu- dents used creative excuses to dodge assignments. Deron Overpeck boldy told teachers, the assignment was stupid. I accidentally flushed it down the toilet! stated Julie Brooks of her incomplete pa- per. Taking the athletic approach to homework was Andy Swal- lender, who said I was playing ping-pong for all hours of the night. One student recalled his ex- cuse, I had to go to Japan to rescue my brother. Spirits soared in 1988 as Ka- ren Applegate said, I was meditating, when asked for work. Many students used the old standard excuse for lost or in- complete papers. These includ- ed leaving it at home and the dog at it. The most creative excuse was from Heather O ' Sullivan: I just met this new person, right? Well, over the weekend I was at his house working on homework, when all of the sud- den, the security police knocked on the door. He was deported back to Finland and he had my homework. You know, I thought he talked kind of funny. Marianne Laughlin Quinten Eakle Baseball 3. Tim Feltner Varsity soccer 1-4; jazz band 3-4; Ripples 2-4; Thespians 3-4 Physics club 4. Rudolph Finnell, Jr. Marching band 1-4 jazz band 1-4; soccer 1-4; NHS 3-4. Erica Fledderjohn NHS 3-4; Musical 3 musical 3; Ripples 1-4; Premiers 3. Stephen Flora Ripples 1-4; musical 2-4; One Acts 2-3; Madrigals 2-4; jazz band 1-4. Stephanie Flynn Magnet program 1-3. Carloss Fox James Fox NHS 4; Senior cabinet 1; Who ' s Who Among HS Students 4; band 1-4; tenns 2-4. Marquita Freeman NHS 3-4; yearbook 3-4; senior cabinet, secretary; student council 4. Paula Frizzle Nichole Cant Band 1-4; Spanish club 3; jazz band 3; pep band 2. Tonya Gaunt Delise Green Student council 4; senior cabinet 4; Legion of Merit 1-4; basket- ball 2. Sharon Gunn PMHS 9; COE 3. Seniors 99 The Best Of The Rest Movies, Songs, Artists Favorite Song Favorite Movie Favorite Artists Stairway to heaven The Color Purple Beatles I ' ve had the time of my life Beverly Hills Cop II Eric B. My Addidas Fatal Attraction Whitney Houston Shakedown Top Gun Anita Baker Dirty Dancing Prince Fata! Beauty L.L. Cool J Back to the Future Run DMC Ferris Buel. ' er ' s Day Off Whodini The Untouchables New Edition John Cougar Mella . ncamp Missy Guthrie Rippleaires 3; COE 4. Yolande Hall Junior cabinet 3; Magnet program 1-4; COE 4; Orange Aid 1. Shana Haliburton Natalie Harris Junior-senior cabinet; DECA, treasurer; student council 3-4. Vanessa Harris NHS 3-4; senior cabinet 3-4; DECA, president 4. Shannon Haynes Band 1-2; Latin club 2- 4; Key club 2; junior cabinet. Jill Hilliard Homecoming parade 4. Teresa Holland CP A 1-2; DECA 3-4. Charla Hooks Homecoming queen can- didate; junior-senior cabinet; Ripples 2- 4; cheerleader 3-4. Marie Howard Student council 3-4; Rip- pleaires 3; Golden Singers 4; Clef club 4. Julaun Hubbard Pom pom 2; senior cabinet. Stacy Huffman NHS 3-4; French club 1- 4; Academic Decathalon 4; Key club 1- 4. Tonya Hums Ruthann Hurst 100 Seniors Caroline Rees. senior, worked intently to make her senior year a positive expe- rience. Ripplites made banners supporting Broader Richer Human Service dur- ing homecoming week. Carol Hurt Eric Jackson Ripples 1-4; golf 1-4; NHS 3-4 yearbook 2-4; French club 1-4; OBRC 2-3. Keith Jackson Isabelle Jaffres Brian Jennings ROTC 1-4; Rifle Team 1- 3; Rangers 2-4; Battalion Staff 4. Lawanda Jobe Senior class president; cheerleader 1, 4; student council 2-4. Kristin Johnson Ripples 1-4; French club 2-4, president 3; golf 1-4; NHS 4; photo club 4. Russ Johnson Newspaper 3-4; year- book 4; Ripples 3; One Acts 4; Spanish club 3-4. Beverly Jones Basketball 1-4; track 1-4; volleyball manager 2-3; ACIL honor role 2-3. Carmen Jones DECA 3-4; Magnet pro- gram (Chinese) 1; Legion of Honor 1-4. Brad Kassenbrock Leadership 1-4; soc- cer 1-2, 4; cross country 1-3; golf 4; AFC 4. Amy Kelton NHS 2-4; French club 1-4; band 1-4, secretary 3, president 4; or- chestra 1-4. Katie Keuthan Madrigals 4; Golden Singers 3-4; leadership 1-4; Ripples 1-4; NHS 24. Jacqueline King IOL-OEA 3-4, treasurer 4; booster club 1; track manager 3. Seniors 101 Crystal Kjaer Ripples 1-4; French club 3-4; homecoming queen candi- date; Masque Mime 2-3. Peter Lacy Football 1-4; leadership 1-4; junior class president; senior cabinet. Wynette Lane Heather Lankford Marianne Laughlin Yearbook 1-4; Thespians 3-4; OBRC 3-4; Masque Mime 2-4; One Acts 1-4. Gena Leftridge Orange Aid 2-4; booster club 2-4; drama club 2-3; One Acts makeup crew. Tamara Loundenback Josephine Lowry Homecoming can- didate 4; fashion show 3. Lori Mackey Junto club 3; COE 4; Orange Aid 3; Legion of Merit 1, 3. Bryan Madden Football 1-4. captain 4; track 14. Gail Mallory DECA 34; student council 4; Legion of Merit 1-4; Hon- or Roll Awards 1-4. Tajuana Mason Senior cabinet; travel club 3-4; Orange Aid 3-4; pep club. Jeanette May Michael McDermott ROTC 4; OBRC 4; Thespians 102 Seniors School Days Remembered Times Good And Bad Both good times and bad filled the lives of BR seniors. Aspiring actor Stephen Buescher said one of the best parts of high school was being in the plays. Humor echoed through the 2 halls. Freshman year, when 2 cheering at an away game, g Lawanda Jobe and I left the I; floor in the middle of a cheer while the other cheerleaders kept cheering, remembers Laurie Cox, laughing. Chaoch Seidensticker stated Deep in thought were William Pate. Leonard Lee, Stephanie Flynn and An- thony Spells. another humorous experience: During the Madrigal Dinner, Andy Swallender yelled out a song — The Twelve Days of Christmas — when everyone else was quiet! Opposite day, when boys dressed like girls, was a funny memory for Lori Mackey. More sobering occasions were those concerning pressing issues such as teenage preg- nancy and teen suicide. Stu- dents became aware of the con- sequences of their actions. Yet in good times and in bad, seniors enjoyed their times at BR. Marianne Laughlin Leslie McKenzie DECA 3-4 Jeffrey Medaris Felicia Messer CAHS 1-2; DECA 3-4; Humanities 3-4; class president 1-2. Jesse Metzger Eric Milby DECA 3-4. Debarge Minor Student council 2; Rip- ples 1-4; varsity singers 2-3; Premieres 2. Susan Moffatt Golf 1-4; basketball 1-4; softball 1-4; leadership 1-4; NHS 3-4. Oleric Montgomery Cross country 4; track 3-4; football 1-2; yearbook 4; wrestling 1, 3. Rhonda Moran Ripples 1-2. 4; One Acts 1, 3 director 3; Thespians 3-4; Masque Mime 1-3. Josh Morehead Soccer 1-4; Madrigals 4; Spanish club 3-4, president 4; Golden Singers 4. Larry Morrison Fort Bragg, NC 1-3; ROTC 2-4; Drill Team 3-4; Honor Guard 4. Paul Mullin NHS 2-4; stage crew 14; stage manager 4; German club 1-4; Rip- ples 3. Nichole Nance Basketball 1-4; softball 1-4; Orange Aid 1-4; DECA 3-4; French club 1-2. Clechia Nixon Seniors 103 Jobs Well Done Hobbies Fun Extracurricular time gave seniors the opportunity to work and express themselves through hobbies. Seniors worked everywhere from the Jazz Cooker to Mc- Donald ' s and from Kaybee Toys to veterinary clinics. Stu- dents worked in such places as the Children ' s Museum, Kroger. Kids Ink and Atlas. Basketball, volleyball, writ- ing poetry, acting, dancing, see- ing movies, attending concerts, playing music, riding horses and skating were only a few of Ripplites ' multitudinous hob- bies. All that was lacking was the time to indulge in them! After school activities — I o. clubs and sports — completed a a senior s free-time agenda. . Marianne Laughlin z Attending the High School Journalism Institute the summer of 87 was Jenni- fer Buddenbaum, senior. Davy O ' Guinn Senior cabinet; Thespi- ans 4; OBRC 3; AFC 4. Latin Club 2-4; Boys ' State 3. Caitlin O ' Hara One Acts, director 4; Quill Scroll 4; Thespians, president 4. Rosie O ' Hara Masque Mime 1-2; Rip- ples 1-3; Spanish club 1-2; leadership 4. Donna Oliver Spanish Club 2. Rich Orban Football 1-4, captain 3-4; wrestling 1-4; captain 4; NHS 3-4. Heather O ' Sullivan One Acts 3-4; direc- tor 4; Thespians 4; Ripples 3-4; Masque Mime 4. William Eric Otto Football and basket- ball manager 1-4; Spanish club T2; leadership 3. Deron Overpeck Newspaper 3-4, editor 4; One Acts 4; Brain Game 4; Ripples 3- 4. Matthew Owen NHS 2 4; French club 2- 4; Latin club 2-4; physics club, vice president 4. Alary Lee Pappas Yearbook 3-4, photo editor 4; Ripple 2-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; photo club 2-4. Jerri Parham Andre Parnell DECA 4; French Club 3- 4; advanced visual arts; independent study in art. William Pare CHS 1-3; Football 4. Javana Perdue 1 04 Seniors Pamela Person NHS 3-4; newspaper 4; volleyball 2-4, captain 4; leadership 3-4. Jill Peterson Tracy Pfingston Yearbook 3-4; Ripples 3-4; leadership 1-3; Masque Mime 2. Lisa Pierce Student council 4; travel club 3-4; Legion of Honor 1-3; Softball 1- 2. Michael Poole Pamela Powell Clef club 2-4; Golden Singers 3-4. Michelle Price Volleyball 1-4; basketball 1-4; softball 3-4; NHS 3-4; French club 1-4. Erica Puckett DECA 3, COE 4; travel club 3-4; Legion of Honor 2. Trade Puckett Auxiliary corps 3-4; track 2-4; wrestlette 4. Teresa Ray Daniel Record Golf 1-4; clef club 4; Rip- ples 2-4; Thespians 2-4; OBRC 3. Caroline Rees Yearbook 4; Academ ic Decathalon 4; French club 1-4; leader- ship 3; Ripples 2. Deborah Richardson Musical 1-4; Thes- pians 3-4; OBRC 3; NHS 3-4; Ripples 1- 4; Madrigals 4. Regina Richardson Seniors 105 Randy Richter Swim team 4; ROTC R fie Team 1-3; ROTC Ranger Brigade 2 4. Chris Riff el DEC A 3-4. Cynthia Robertson Nicole Roberston CAHS 1-2; tennis 1-4: senior cabinet; student council 1-2. Michael Rodman Jazz band 2-4; march- ing band 1-4; orchestra 2-4; German club 3-4. Susan Roettger Madrigals 4; Golden Singers 3-4; Ripples 2-4; NHS 4; Legion of Honor. Shannon Ross NHS 3-4; Prelude Acade- my 3-4; Guio poetry contest, 2nd place 3. Orville Rowley Krista Royle Ripples 1-4; yearbook 1-3; leadership 2-4; Key club 1-4; French club 13. Michelle Rust Senior cabinet, vice pres- ident; Ripples 3-4; musical 3. Yvette Satterfield DECA 3 4; basketball 1; marching band 1; track 1-2. Charles Schlegel Tennis 1-4; NHS 2-4; baseball 1-4; newspaper 2-3; Quill Scroll 34. Jennifer Schweigel Terri Scott ROTC 1-4; Orange Aid 1. 106 Seniors Lies Add To Life Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies, sang Fleetwood Mac in their hit song, Little Lies. No matter how innocent the person, one little lie always lurked. It might ' ve been to a parent; it always brought pride to the heart. The top of all lies in the sen- ior class was: but, I ' m nor ly- ing, closely followed by the old standby: I ' m going to a friend ' s house. After staying out till 5:00 a.m., Sharon Spells avoided troubled this way: 1 told my mother the car stopped and I got a flat tire. What stories could Charlie Schlegal, Jennifer Shea, Heather Lankford, and Susan Moffat, seniors, tell about this scene? When asked her best lie, Rhonda Moran answered, From which week? Honestly, I only had one beer, was the best lie Joe Thomas ever told his parents. The more innovative the lie, the better. Laurie Cox showed her creativity in her lie. I was forced in a car at gunpoint, but escaped ' (1 was three hours late getting home)! Lies are easy and maybe even sometimes fun to tell; when lies aren ' t harmful, they can be exciting; besides, who could a little white lie hurt? Marianne Laughlin Roderick Seay Chaoch Seidensticker Junto Club 4; Ripples 1, 3; Humanities council 4. Jennifer Shea Ripples 1-4; leadership 2- 3; Masque Mime 1-3; musical 1-3; Premiers 4. Holly Shillman Erin Shipley Jazz band 1-4; band 1-4, drum major 3-4; Madrigals 4; golf 1-3; NHS 4. Jenny Skehan French club 1-4, treasur- er 4; Key Club 1-4; secretary 4; NHS 4. Abraham Smith Anthony Spells Sharon Spells CAHS 1-2; DECA 3. Stacey Spencer Latin club 1-4; NHS 3- 4; Ripples 3-4; Physics club 3-4; letter- men 2-4. Kirsten Sperlik Eddie Stewart ROTC 2-4; student coun- cil 3; NHS 3-4. Kimberly Stokely Junior and senior cabinet; Orange Aid 3-4; DECA 3; stu- dent council 4. Andy Swallender NHS 3-4; tennis 2-4; golf 3-4; leadership 3-4; Art Salon 1. Seniors 107 o c O c tf Many seniors chose colleges and majors in 1988. With this came an interesting question: what are our dreams, goals and future plans? Everything from law enforce- ment officers to psychologists, and from fashion designers to pediatricians were answers to the question. Throughout the decision- making process, one idea per- vaded: to be rich or marry rich. This was closely followed by getting married and having children. Having discovered their tal- ents in high school, BR seniors moved on, planning to take the career world by storm. Marianne La ugh tin Donnell Thurmon Football 1; wrestling 1. Jeannie TimberlakeCOE 4; Orange Aid 4; Legion of Merit 1, 3. Enegue Trice Key Club, president 4; junior cabinet; Orange Aid 2; computer club 3. Clarisa Tubbs Ripples 1-4; band 1-2; German club 3-4; senior cabinet; tennis 4. Miguel Urbelz Foreign Exchange Student. Els Vangoidsenhoven Foreign Ex- change Student; One Acts 4; OBRC 4; Masque Mime 4. Mick Van Loon Foreign Exchange Student. Bryant Walker Wrestling 1-4; football 1 3; baseball 14; NHS 3-4; DECA 3-4. Dawn Walker DECA 3-4. Tim Watson Football 3; weightlifting 1- 2. Kelli Webster Rippleaires 3; Golden Singers 4; Madrigals 4. Margaret Weichert Carole Whitfield Auxiliary Corps 4; Spanish club 3; booster club 1. Merryn Wilson Newspaper 3-4. editor 4; Quill Scroll 3-4; leadership 3. 108 Seniors Jeanine Wright Deborah Wynn Homecoming queen 4; Spanish club 1-4; Ripples 1-2; Legion of Merit 3-4. Lynna White Tracey Spaulding French club 1-4; leadership 3-4; NHS 2-4; Physics club 4. Kali Johnson The Riparian apologizes to Jill Peter- son, whose portrait does not appear as identified. Is this Casper? Seniors 109 ' f - J? ■ r s ° J + + + sy s ? J ? :J f J jf ▼ ▼ T % . ? • ? J . 110 The delicious cafeteria food creates a monster in Mark Foster, junior. Latifa Abdulhkeim Robyn Akers James Alcasid Christopher Allen John Allen Lydia Amerson Jeffrie Anderson Deangelo Baker Maressa Baker Carlos Banks William Barlow Melissa Battle Adam Bauer Regina Baugh Lisa Beck Katherine Bedwell Frederick Bennett Gary Bentley Tammy Berry Dionne Bisho Nashia Bledsoe Jon Blomberg Richard Bollen Glenn Bonner Jason Bowling George Bowman Douglas Bracken Joseph Brasher Paul Brewer William Brewer Shawne Brinkman Felisha Britton Michelle Brooks Darrell Brown Dametra Brown J JUL + ? X 4 4BI ' . A A fWfff Shawna Brown Lenina Buchanan Nicole Burt Dexter Butts Shay Byrd Ruth Candler Tiffinea Carson Lisa Chambers Nikita Chandler Barbara Chatman Gwendolyn Chavis Lagina Childs Lisa Choate Kendrick Chrust Kirsten Chrust Detra Collins Margaret Collins Sonya Cosby Robin Courtney Shellise Courtney Frank Crowe Duane Curry Jonathan Curry Kristina Cwikla Jennifer Dalton Shawn Dalton Juanita Danforth Jason Davis Marchelle Davis Paige Davis John Dean Frederick Demming Frederick Dixson Shannon Doom Monica Dunn R Dunn Robert Dunn Brian Easter Juanita Edwards Leslie Einhorn Yolanda Ellington Marcus Elliot Kim Elmore Meredith Emmons Emily Essenberg Sonya Ester Maurice Everett Mautrice Everett Christopher Faille Richard Fields Tiffany Fields Preston Ford Mark Foster Randy Fritz Gerald Frye Kimberly Fulce Michelle Gaines Adam Gallagher Henry Gallagher Bobbie Gammon Aaron Garrett Felicia Gibson Vickie Gieselman 111 112 Amy Godfroy Tiffany Goens Tamara Goode William Gramer Darrel Grant Carmellita Graves Annette Gray Mike Green Wendy Greenburg Phillip Greenwood Phiandra Griffin Rella Griffin Gina Grundy Tina Gilbeau Charles Guernsey Lorraine Haley Raejean Ha Dorothy Hamilton Sean Hamilton Meredith Hammer Bret Hammond Frankie Hardy Toni Harrell Sherri Harris William Harris Richard Hart Christopher Hartig Mark Haslem Corey Hawkins Marie Haynes Nicole Haywood Paul Helling Deanna Hester Kalvin Hicks Stepfan Hiser Liem Hoang Sherri Hoffman Rita Holiday Ladonna Holland Matt Hollibaugh Raina Howard Stacy Howard $ k • fi Charley Orrison Kristin Orwig Derek Payne Kasu Payne Robert Peacher Debra Peoples Nikki Perdue Kenya Perkins Terrell Perki ns Jon Phillips Cynthia Pittman Sarah Pizzini Yulonda Portericker Phillip Prewitt Kyle Priest Alan Pruitt Twanya Pryuer James Quick Sanford Ragland Lamont Raine Hattie Reed Walter Reed Adrian Riggs Kimberly Ritchie James Rivers Tim Roberts April Robinson Jeffrey Robinson Mike Robinson B Rogers Michael Rogers Phillip Rowley Daisy Sanders Everett Sanders LaQuinda Sanders Shawndolyn Sanders Jennifer Satterfield Carla Satterfield Carletta Satterfield David Saunders Paula Scott Corey Scruggs Who ' s helping who? Michael Rogers, junior, leans on an injured Walter Shel- man, senior, for support. o zr 115 DeeDee Sechest Denneda Sechrest Caoch Seidensticker Sagi Shifer Taquita Short Richard Simmons Amy Sloan Eric Smith Eugene Smith Kurt Smith LaDonna Smith Ronique Smith Darice Snorton Janice Southall Leslie Southern Fayone Spaulding Dianna Spears Kenny Spells Otis Steeb Deatra Stevenson Jason Strong Andre Suttice Michelle Talison Anna Tate Stacey Taylor Tasha Taylor William Taylor Windy Teague A Thao James Thomas Katrina Thomas Rhonda Thomas Vincent Thomas Daens Thompson Darrell Thompson Kimberly Thompson Thomas Thompson Michael Thornton Kurt Torke Thomas Townsley Wendy Traylor Paul Traynor William Tucker Shatonya Vaden Alicia Vandever Sarah VanDeusen Dariaa Vaughn Brian Walker Clifford Walker Christina Wallihan Rachel Walsh Shannon Waterman Lori Watford Karen Watson Kimberly Webb Darlen Webster Jeffrey Weidenbener Terri Westbrook Elizabeth White Juawanna White Lee White Molly White Natalie White H t f CC VHtNTKt GOING Hk 116 Jm§ f f f § i % n -V« 9 f O § Q © Patricia Brack Link Bradley Chris Brenton Alex Bridges David Brooks Harvey Brooks Deaneka Brown Jasmine Brown Lisa Brown Louis Brown Mark Brown Roman Brown Tonya Brown Reginald Brownlee Forest Brummett David Buck Cyrus Buckley Patricia Buckner Carmen Budd Angela Buescher Sherry Buford Tammie Buford Zach Buhner Sedia Burhannon Ryan Burkhalter Darlene Burks Darwin Burks Shane Bury Carlotta Campbell Greg Carlson Gregory Carney Terence Carroll Elin Caughey Valerie Chambliss Tamala Chandler Cindy Chappell Robert Childs Aaron Churchill Alec Cicak Anthony Clark Tamika Cleveland Rayna Coe Tamara Coe Latina Cole Tawanda Coleman K Collins Rose Colvin Vanessa Cooper Charles Cork Pierre Couvillion Kyle Covert Keela Covington Kenneth Cox Suzie Craney Jane Crawford Tina Crombaugh Katrina Croom Garrett Dalton Prince Davidson Clarence Davis Stephanie Deete Tom Degan John Devine 119 Kelly Dickens Arthur Dillard Michael Dixon Allyn Doyle Brian Duff Latesha Duncan Rebecca Duncan David Durham George Durham Mark Durrah Johanna Elliott Mike Evans Tomika Evans Rhea Farmer John Farrar Kenya Fields Eloise Finnell Mark Fisher Andreii Ford Denitra Foreman Aaron France Tarence French Kenya Garrett Patrick Gerth Dwayne Gison Mama Gill Carol Gilliam Larry Goens Lashawn Golden Kevin Gomillia Roberto Goodman Christopher Gordon Beth Grammer Towanna Graves Hope Gray Thomas Gray Robyn Grigsby Willie Grigsby Shirley Grisby Merri Gunyon Melissa Hall Tony Hall Johnetta Hamilton Melissa Hamilton Regina Hammer Peter Handley James Harbrough Malynda Hardy CJ Harlow Jennifer Harper Johnnie Harris Latonya Harris Transundrsk Harris Douglas Harvey Matthew Hatcher Roberta Hatchett Kevin Hayes Neia Hayes Cameron Haywood Kathryn Hazelett Steven Henderson Jerry Hendricks Kelvin Hendrix 120 •t«Jtf Jennifer Hennig Patricia Hensley Robert Hinesly Russell Hinkle Amy Homes Frances Hon Eric Huffman Central Hughes Dewayne Humphrey Marsha Hunt Anthony Hunter Joseph Hutchinson Stephanie Hyatt Robert Ingram Scott Ireland Monica Jackson D Jared Brian Johnson Doreka Johnson Lonnita Johnson Monica Johnson Judy Jones Monique Jones Monica Jordan Kevin Jorden Donita Joyner Tashima Jordan Twila Kersey Katherine Kirk Heather Klein Shawn Kraus Kelly Kriete Melissa Kuchl Brian Lacey Renee Lacey Corletta Lagrange Lajonna Lasley Deagria Level Hercel Leveringston Michelle Lewis Maureen Lindsey Josh Lingenfelter Dequincy Lopez Jackie Lowry Stephanie Luter Mariska Lutz Sharon Mca k Dane Mahern Nicole Mahern Stephanie Hyatt, sophomore, slyly reads a magazine while pretending to read her textbook. 121 Sophomore Merri Gunyon ponders her future. Thomas Major Neesha Makrey Denyce Malone Alvin Manawat Douglas Manley Monteil Marik Jonna Marron David Martin Michael Massie Gary Mattalucci Molisha Maynard Joi McDiarmid Camillia McKinstry Cory McGlan Moycelynn McGuire Camellia McKinstry Jonathan Meade Stephanie Meals John Merriweather Antoine Mickens Adrina Miller Diane Miller Greg Miller Howard Miller Kelly Miller Latassha Miller Terri Miller Sonia Mills Rache Montgomery Asia Moore Daniel Moore Lynette Moore Rebecca Mullin Collin Mulvany Jeff Murto Michael Naghdi Marvette Nance Christopher Nelson Tiffany Nelson Hume Nelson III Angela Newman Elizabeth Noel Kathy Nuckles Julie O ' Brien Anya Oaks Lori O ' Grady William Oliver Eric Overpeck Jackie Parham L - I : B • i Afe. m i 0.6 A  122 A A A A WW w Dennis Richardson David Riggins Martha Riley Rhonda Roberts Geri Robey Cher Robinson Josette Robinson Tonya Robinson Derrick Rockingham Ingrid Rockstrom Michelle Roe Maida Romero Michele Roney Latonya Ross Tjuana Royston John Ruby Amon Sanders Donnell Sanders Sarai Sanders Sheri Satterfield Trina Saunders 123 Benjamine Sayles Laura Schloss Ja Marr Scruggs Candace Sears Kristen Sexton Robert Shadday Lashawna Shepherd Wilson Sherels Reia Sherrell Johnny Short Kate Shoup Patrick Sipes Dori Sircy Robert Skehan Merrie Sloan Charisma Smith Christopher Smith Erik Smith Gregory Smith Jeffrey Smith Nicole Smith Samuel Smith Tammie Smith Brian Spells David Spells Ramona Spells Joe Spivey Christopher Stern Bridgette Stevens Jessica Stevens Joyce Stone Malia Storrer Christopher Sullivan Heather Sullivan David Taylor Cessha Terry Pa Thao Jamie Thomas Lekisha Thomas Stacie Thomas Ronnita Thompson Michelle Thurston Greg Tillman Carol Tompkins Katrina Townsend Christine Traylor Deshawn Tucker Billy Turner Renee Turner Tawana Twyman Terry Tyler Connita Tyson Kisha Tyson Kimberly Walker Shonvella Wallace Kavan Ward Sarah Warriner Ronald Washington Kelly Watford Deborah Watkins Jabbar Watts Leslie Watts Albert Weathers 0feii k M g 4 •1WJ 124 £ Krisophe Webster Sherri Webster Mike Wells Clinton Wentworth Eric Whisler Torrey White Michael Whitt Nicole Wilburn Kimberley Wilkins Antonio Williams James Williams Jennifer Williams Lavern Williams Tracy Williams Michelle Williamson Deven Willis Erika Wilson Kim Wilson Paula Wilson Trenton Wilson Anthony Woodruff Monica Woods Molly Yant Charles Yates Casaundra Young Sean Young Melissa Zajak 125 J- f r - xy Jr O J A? J? -V V 126 A figure of pride and responsibility, Ja- son Boyd, freshman, awaits instruc- tions. Michael Abner Leland Adair Rebecca Adams Nyree Alexander Marsha Allen Roy Allen Steve Allen Danny Alte Andrea Alvies Anthony Anderson Diane Anderson Donald Anderson Sasha Anderson Erez Ascher Garrett Atkinson Micael Babcock Felicia Bacon Fouler Bailey Michael Ball Cheryl Ballard Tung Band Jennifer Barnard Tracey Barnett Vickie Beasley Madeline Beck Kristen Beckley April Beckwith Sara Benjamin Judy Bernard Robert Berry Cynthia Betley Craig Bledsoe David Bley Charles Bloucher Donald Bogan Melode Bowers Jason Boyd Ronald Boyd Tangela Boyd Marjorie Boyles S. Breeding Anthony Brents Scott Bridges Brandy Brinkman Kim Brodnax Casey Brogan Edward Brookins Reechelle Brooks Derek Brown Joe Brown Maria Brown Nicole Brown Tajuana Brown Christopher Brummer David Buddenbaum Terry Buggs Rebecca Buhner Amy Burns Bridget Burns Randell Calbert Mary Calloway Marcus Carpenter Shonta Carrer Lisa Carroll Anise Carter Carlisa Carter Danny Chandler Melissa Cherry Rick Clark Maurice demons Sandy Clemons William Cleveland Shannon Coe Timeka Cole Damon Coleman William Coleman Talair Coley William Conrad Don Cooley Kathy Copenhaver Ernie Cosby Jacque Couvillion Addie Cox Melanie Cox Donald Coy Debra Crabtree R. Crabtree Felicia Craddock Susan Crook Steven Crosby Sandy Dalton Michael Daniels Charles Daugherty Dewayne Davis J. Davis Matthew Davis Nina Davis Jason Dawson 127 Victoria Dawson Rosemary Deal Martha Deaton Aimee Deberry Beri Defrantz Charles Dowe Anita Dowell Jennifer Dubeansky Shawne Dycus Edward Eans Chaczea Easley Dorothy Eaton Ahmad Edwards Jerome Elder Danita Elliott Derek Erndson Katherine Eynon Beverly Fager Aimee Farber Alison Farber Herschel Finger David Flemister N. Flowers Brandy Foist Cornelius Ford Cara Foster John Freeman Catherine Fuller Daphne Futrell Tammy Futrell Sean Gardner Angela Garvin Steve Geiland Michael Gerh Nicole Giant Mellisa Gilbert Kristin Gillapsy Anthony Gilly Ryan Gindhart Brian Glacer Eric Goff Dewayne Gooley T. Gragson Jason Graves Rebecca Gray Roderick Grays Nadine Green Tracey Green Douglas Greenburg Caught in the act! Brian Dalton and Mark Hood, freshmen, are observed ex- changing secrets in English class. L tx« Carl Grider Chadd Griffin Merle Griggs Anita Grigsby Heather Grimes Sally Grimes Deandre Grimes Galomdea Grooms Moah Gustafon Craig Hall Pauline Hardy Racnel Hardy Kristen Haynes Deandre Hayworth Anthony Henderson Justin Henderson Geoffrey Hennig Sean Henry Dallas Henson Melissa Herod Leroy Hill BJ Hillard Tina Hinkle Mark Hoffman D. Hollingsworth Bryant Holt Cristal Hood Mark Hood Allison Horner Jason Howard Traci Hughes Stephanie Hunt Rodney Hutchinson Curtis Hyde Rex Hyde Tyrone Ice Michelle Ingram Anthony Jackson Baretta Jackson Jaremy Jackson Nancy Jackson Stephanie Jackson Tiffany Jackson Racnelle Jimenez Cassandra Johnson Decarlo Johnson Sanders Johnson Timolyn Johnson Aaron Jones Angie Garvin and Mandy Beck, fresh- men, look toward the traffic of Broad Ripple Avenue as Beck tries her hand at directing traffic. Alfonso Jones Angelique Jones Anthony Jones Crystal Jones Danyelle Jones Lisa Jones Robert Jones Robert D Jones Sandy Jones Tara Jones Catina Jordan Evan Karn Bartley Kelley Michael Kennedy Antonio Kimborough Jeffrey King Tiffanie King Yolanda Kirkland Margaret Kloepper Herman Kothe Heather Krauss Johua Kupke Nicholas Lakin Amber Larsen Cyndi Latimore Laura Leave Derrick Lee Lisa Lee Nancy Lemen Sean Lepsky Daymond Lewis Deon Liggans Susan Liggett Sonya Lutgring Justin Lynch ?§ © $ S t t.f ROTC cadet Marsha Allen, freshman, Another picture? wonders Marsha Al- prepares to answer a question during a len, freshman, as her portrait is discussion. snapped on a lazy Monday. 130 91 1A r 9 WQ §69 Michael Spaulding, freshman, brushes up on some Algebra in Mr. Quillen ' s class. Martha Macklin Allison Maco Joanna Maher Tonya Majors Lawerence Martin Dorothy Maxey Richard Maynard Lefontae McAtee Valerie McCann Shonta McFarland Annetra McGregor Tamara Mclntos Stacy Mclntyre Christina McKenney Christina McKinley Alri McKinney Annette McMillian Michael McNeil Christopher McNew Boles Mellanie Grace Mells Angela Meloy James Merritt Kenjua Merritt Mary Meyer Arnold Mickens Melissa Milby John Miller Tim Miller Stephanie Minton William Mize Shonda Montgomery Andre Moore Angela Moore Brian Moore 131 John Miller laughs at a funny thought In an unsuccessful attempt to get ex- — or his assignment — as Dewayne cused from class, Brian Rust, fresh- Gooley works intently. Both are fresh- man, fakes a toothache. men. Joseph Moore Marshall Moore Shermaine Moore Erik Moran S. Morelock Shin Morgan Robin Morris Brian Morrison Veronica Murphy R. Naylor Sarah Neal Tonya Neal Brian Nelson Shana [Nelson Maikhanh Nguyen Sarah Nichols David Odle Jeffrey Oliger Christopher Oliver Carol Orth Julie Orth Christopher Otto Melvin Owens Michelle Owens Robert Owens Kelly Packwood Charles Palmer Erica Palmer T. Parchel Nakimuli Parham Ray Parham Erika Pavlides Jason Payton Dana Peacock Cynthia Pence ' , M ? rt S . I 9ft e M A 4 . A l tf Jeremiah Peterson Rachel Peterson Patrick Phillips Sherrye Pittman Donald Potter Stephen Pounds Gracie Proctor Terry Ragsdale Nashelle Rainey Kiesha Ransom Sarah Record Frederick Reed Jennifer Reed Pamela Reiger William Resnover Nicole Reynolds Jacqueline Richards Katrina Richardson Adrienne Rife Melissa Roberts Anthony Robinson Passchal Robinson Dewuan Rockingham Daniel Rogers Michael Rogers John Rolle Robert Ross Lonnie Roundtree Nathan Russell Brian Rust Michelle Rust Christopher Salyers Antoinette Sanders Markeetha Sanders Rochelle Sanders Albert Sawyer Stuart Sayger Monica Schilling Jesse Schultz Wayne Scruggs Drucinba Sexton Baari Shabaxx Angela Shadday Elizabeth Sharp Melbra Sharpe John Shaw Amy Shepherd Raquel Sherels Angela Sherman Joyce Shields Lisa Shillman Leah Sieck Donna Sims R. Slaughter Angela Sloan Anita Smith Damien Smith Edward Smith Lacendra Smith Latanya Smith Sean Smith Terria Smith Von Smith 133 Siria Sneed Donielle Snow Gabriel Soukup Lawrence Spaulding Michael Spaulding Angela Spearman Danny Spears Kristie Spitler Christopher Staal Angel Stark Craig Steffey Dionne Stewart Sonya Stinson Antionnette Stokes Kathy Stone Melinda Stone Terineka Stoner Katrina Swan Susan Swango Charlotte Swegmar Michelle Talley Frank Tardy Ernest Taylor Michelle Taylor Antonio Thacker Mailee Thao Jesse Thomas Elizabeth Thuer Carolyn Thurman Kerrie Timberlake Wilber Timberlake Tikilia Tinker Marietta Triplett Shelley Turner Shannon Tyler Jerry Valentine Edward VanRiper Rosemary Vea Sherri Vibert Brandy Vinson Michelle Walker Kara Waterman Thomas Watson Cara Foster, freshman, takes a break from scanning data on the computer terminal. vn rlQH 134 No Photo Available No Photo Available In the guise of Norm in the One Act, Present Tense, freshman John Free- man reflects on his life. Jaletha Webster Shawn Weeks Keith Wells William Wharton Keishawna White Margaret White Tamesha Whitfield Delicia Whitney Jennifer Wigley Jason Wilde Melvie Wiley Marc Williams Matthew Williams Nicole Williams Virginia Williams Matthew Williamson Cutina Willis Sheresa Wills Darien Wilson Tamara Wilson Ernie Winston Chip Withers Rachelle Wortman Marlon Wright Steven Wright Michelle Wyant Kimberly Ying Steven Zimmer 135 1 36 Community CREATING SENIOR MEMORIES You Design Your Sitting • Background Choices • Clothing Changes • Wide Variety of Poses Personal Portrait Sitting Options More choices — higher quality very reasonable prices. Your satisfaction is not just a promise with us: WE GUARANTEE IT! Community 137 iUL American United Life Insurance Company the company with the partnership philosophy salutes Broad Ripple High School our Partner in Education Recognizing the influence a strong educational system has upon the economic and social health of a community, the Indianapolis Public Schools and the business community have combined resources and expertise through the Partners in Education (PIE) program. Established in 1979 and directed by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, PIE seeks to support and enrich the educational process and help prepare today ' s youth for productive future lives. American United Life is proud to share this partnership with Broad Ripple High School. BE1LW0RLD 138 Community Community 139 1 I w w i i I V I I 7 g 3 ITT America ' s favorite old-fashioned ice cream parlor Congratulates You! SWENSEN ' S ICE CREAM PARLOR AND RESTAURANT Glendale Shopping Center 6101 N. 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Annual fundraisers include a rummage sale and a plant sale. 142 Community Centers For Humanities And Performing Arts I-, to CD c to to 5 6 a: o CO c 3 CO to 5 I 0 Courses include: Man Society, Creative Man, Critical Thinking, Man Science, Great Books, 19th 20th Century, Ethnic Man, Walkabout, Western Civilization and College courses from U of I. Serving Students From Throughout The City DECA Congratulations Class Of 1988 The trophy case is filled with awards won at the DECA District Competition in Marketing. Broad Ripple came in second in sweepstakes. Community 143 Members of the Northwest Pioneers ' basketball team gather around co-captains Mark Chappell and Walter Shelman during the first games of the city tourney. Paul. I can ' t fit it all in thirty words or even thirty patrons, and I don ' t know where to start, but I ' ll never stop! Love, Caroline Amy, I ' ll never forget our trip to Williamsburg, eighth grade science, (aren ' t I GULLIBLE!?), Ishtar, holding him up. what Igspurgratzne grufunge means, or the great friend I have in you! (I ' m a sap!) Love, Caroline Do you think it ' s true what the psychic said about the loom? Do you think I could ever express my true appreciation of you? For all the prints (prince?), xox- oxox Keep dreaming! Jennifer Williams, Tracy Puckett, Laura Schloss, Robin Jones, and Heather Klein cheered for the wres tiers in the 1987-88 season. Mot pictured are Betsy Noel. Kate Shoup, Marshelle Davis, Kristin Haynes and Daisy Sanders. Hands down, we ' re v i the best!! Senior girls 1988 (Clockwise wto from top) Anne, Mar- ■ t 4 1 garet, Erica, Aimee, Katie, Sheila and Su- 4 ' ' B san. You can ' t es- j cape our grip!! . l a Matt — Wanna race? Love Kate Don ' t lose control! Love Jen Love Forever Ed: Twas no better way to spend my lunch than working with you. For putting up with my manner- isms and weird ideas, you ' ll always have a place in my heart. Uncle J.D., But the same thing keeps happening; at the moment of truth; whoever you ' re loving, you will be thinking of me, as long as Niagra falls. Love always, MTAGL Friends: That is what we all need to make it in life. I have a great friend, Maureen Lindsey. She is the best! Goodbye everyone I luv CI Sloan Here ' s to you, Craig and Herchel! Be all you can be for the next three years! To both of you I leave all my success and fortune. Use it for the best!!! LaWanda Jason and Kristen — Now you two are the Pre- freshmen. Have fun, I ' ll see you on break. Caroline — Here ' s to Tuesdays!!!!! Love always, Paul Garbear — You ' ve made my senior year the best. Don ' t forget I Love you — Tracy. Kate, Tracy, Matt, Betsy and Casey — Thank-you for a wonderful year. I Love you — Jennifer Their helmets calling to mind gumballs or robins ' eggs, the Rockets huddle in the hallway before ex- ploding onto the field. 146 Boodie, you were the best editor!!! Just take a lok at your creation. Buy today! Don ' t delay! Buy, buy, buy!!! I love you dear heart! Love, Mare Bear What is the use of a book, thought Alice, without pictures or conversations? (Lewis Carroll) Remember- ing you, the Kishiwoman All right, said the (Cheshire) Cat; and this time it vanished quite slowly, beginning with the end of the tail, and ending with the grin, which remained some- time after the rest of it had gone. (Lewis Carroll) Cheer up! You ' re doing a fantastic job! They haven ' t missed a paycheck yet! Jane Ashley, Sweet ' s the swamp with secrets, Until we meet a snake; ' Tis then we sigh for houses, And our departure take, At that entralling gallop, That only childhood knows. A snake is summer ' s treason, And guile is where it goes. — e.d. Someday we ' ll be oblivious to snakes . . . you to china dolls and I ' ll stop looking for father figures. . . . someday, Becky The Fellas might have been muts . . . but there ' s no flames at all without those dog flames. Lisa, I ' m going to miss you next year!! Hurry up and join me! I ' ll never stop loving you with all my heart, soul and with something else . . . Erin Kent, it ' s time for me to leave ya ' ! Better come see me at 1.(1.!! I ' ll see you at the church altar in four years! Hugs-n-kisses XOXOX Love, Rhondeer Davy, you ' re a real special guy. I ' m gonna ' miss you next year. Love ya ' lots! Blue eyes. Stacey, Amy — Physics is over! We ' re free! Isabelle — I ' ll miss you! Keep smiling everybody! Tracey Mascots for the wrestling team, coach Allen ' s kids Amber and Jr. Allen, amuse themselves during meet. A trio of senior yearbook staffers smile when the last deadline is met: editor in chief, Jennifer Budden- baum, Magnet editor, Tracy Pfingston, and photo editor, Mary Lee Pappas. Mrs. Young: Thanks for everything, always. I aspire to be half the teacher you are. Mrs. Shoup: I may never be a writer, but you ' ve helped me be a better person. Amy D. To my garrolous and loquacious yet very, very charming English 7s 8s: Regardless of how long I remain in the teaching biz, you folks will always be my firsts. A quintessential group — there are only 90 of you! XOXOX Miznik Turn out! Project! Expression! Pacing! Louder please! Characterization! Costume? A little of what one hears everyday in Mrs. Davis ' s 7th period Drama Class. Tonya — You are one of the nicest friends I have. Thank you for your friendship. Don ' t forget to write when you go to Grambling. Love, Mo and Daman Two trombones — not 76 — are played by Lonnie Roundtree and Andre Moore, freshmen. Hey, staffers! Is the index done yet? You ' ve made my experience as a first year adviser so delightful and pleasant! You ' re all very special and I love you! Nik Lawanda: You ' re the leader of our foursome. Pepe: You ' re the force behind the crew. Kim: You ' re the helper and the helpless. I ' m the one to see us through! Gail. Sherlock, I will always look up to you for your an- swers. Holmes AND Baby Ducky, I ' m gonna hold you forever and give you Kiness ' s adain and adain. Love always, Baby. Your skill at Punctuation and ability to circle numbers are further proof of your exceptionalness. I wish you only the best. 147 A member of the class of ' 88, Shan Anderson, senior, sports her letter jack- et while writing an English essay. LETTERMEN Susan Moffatt, Laura Schloss, Mike Baker, Bryant Walker, Wendy Greenburg, Sam Hudson. Second Row: Chris Stern, Erin Shipley, Angela Buescher, Walter Shelman, Marcus Washington, Chris Ayers. Back Row: Charles Miles, Eric Otto, Sam Napier, Michelle Price, Judy Cassell, Jeff Robinson. Not pictured: Dozens of other Rocket varsity letter winners. Flanked by his parents, athletic direc- tor Gene Ring and coach John Haynes, Bryan Madden, senior and top Indiana draft pick, signs on the dotted line with Purdue. 148 Lettermen Orange Aid members Quita Knazze, Sabaea Pipkin, Robin Jones, Dionne Kiser, Daisy Sanders, Diana Wilson and Andrei Ford pose before the home- coming parade. ORAHGE AID Sally Irwin, Daisy Sand- ers, Leslie Southern, Phiandra Griffin, Stepfan Hiser. Back Row: Russell John- son, Lawanda Jobe, Kim Stokely, Hope Gray, Marianne Laughlin, Shirley Loyd. Hot Pictured: Robin Jones. i m 1 Ti tW illSMI— lyn llliKl R B ' 1 KEY CLUB Carmen Budd, Stacy Huff- man, Jenny Skehan. Back Row: Eric Jackson, Patrick Sipes. Not Pictured: Mikki Trice, president, Wanda Porter, Nicole Mahern, Krista Royle. Orange Aid Key Club 149 A Abdulhakeim, Latifah ... 110 Abner. Michael ... 126 Abney. Kelly ... 118 Ackee. Michelle ... 96 Adams. Angela . . . 28. 118 Adams, Charlotte 96 Adams. Mary ... 92 Adams. Rebecca . . . 126 AFS ... 30 Alcasid, James . . . 60, 110 Alcasid. Ronnie ... 119 Alexander. Dejuan . . . 72 Alexander. Nalani . . . 17. 22. 23, 24, 118. 158 Alexander. Nyree . . . 39. 126 Allen, Amber . . . 147 Allen. Christopher . . . 110 Allen. Greg ... 76. 92 Allen, Jennifer . . . 118 Allen. Junior . . . 147 Allen. John ... 110 Allen, Krish ... 23, 118 Allen. Marsha . . . 126, 130 Allen. Neesha ... 80 Allen, Roy ... 39. 126 Allen, Steve . . . 126 Allin. Alice ... 92 Allison. Andrew . . . 65, 66. 67. 96 Alte. Danny ... 126 Alvies. Andrea . . . 39. 126 Amerson. Lydia . . . 24, 28. 29. 30, 32, 36, 37, 85, 110 Anderson, Anthony . . . 126 Anderson. Dana ... 1 18 Anderson. Diana 126 Anderson. Donald 31. 126 Anderson. Jeffrey 31. 67, 72. 73. 110. 1 Anderson. Jeffrie 34. 66 Anderson, Kendra 118 Anderson, Kim ... 33 Anderson, Nalani ... 71 Anderson, Sasha . . . 126 Anderson. Shan . . . 35. 70, 71, 97, 109, 148 Applegate. Karen . . . 1, 4, 5, 88. 96. 99 Appleman, Paul ... 79 Ard. Evan ... 40, 68, 96 Ard. Johanna . . . 55, 118 Armstrong, Rod ... 72 Armstrong, Tammy . . . 28. 29. 32. 79, 118 Arnold. Hansen . . . 39. 118 Arnold. Leonard ... 1 18 Arnold. Lisa ... 35 Atkins, Elvonna . . . 39, 118 Ascher. Erez ... 126 Atkinson. Garrett . . . 26. 126 Auxiliary Corps ... 27 Ayers. Chris ... 77. 80. 81. 118. 148 Babcock. Michael . . . 57. 126 Bacon. Felicia . . . 27, 126 Baetzhold, Sandra . . . 29. 92 Baker. Glen ... 39. 118 Baker, Michael ... 48, 79. 96 Bailey. Fowler ... 126 Baker. Deangelo . . . 34. 110 Baker. Glenn ... 52 Baker, Jennie . . . 29, 31 Baker, Maressa ... 110 Ball. Michael ... 126 Ballard. Charyl ... 126 Band ... 26 Bang. Tung . . . 126 Banks. Carloss ... 67 110 Banner, Glenn ... 35 Barlow, Clifford ... 26 67, 80, 96, 110, 38, 29 Barnard, Jennifer . . 23. 126 Barnard, Shelley ... 1; Barnhart. Becky ... 12 22. 40, 41, 57, 83, 118 30, 82 Barrett, Marcus ... 26 27, 118 Barnett, Regina ... 1 18 145 Barrett, Timothy . . 118 Barnett. Tracey . . . 126 Baseball ... 78 Basketball ... 72 Bateman, Doug ... 92 Battle, Melissa ... 110 Bauer, Adam ... 110 Baugh, Regina ... 110 Bayles, Tabatha ... 118 Bazzel. Lucille ... 93 Beard, Paul ... 118 Beasley, Vickie . . . 126 Beck, Aimee ... 20, 22, 23, 28, 29, 32, 36, 40, 96 Beck, Claudette ... 93, 95 Beck, Lisa ... 110 Beck, Madeline ... 71 Beck. Mandy ... 40, 129 Beck, Orlando ... 118 Becker, Jay ... 18, 20, 23, 28, 96 ' Beckley, Kristen . . . 27, 126 Beckwith, April ... 126 Beczkiewicz, Jona . . . 29, 118 Bedwell, Kate ... 57. 159, 24, 40. 110 Bedwell. Ralph ... 54, 92 Beene, Betty ... 34 Bell, Paul ... 118 Benjamin, Sara ... 126 Bennett. Frederick . . . 20. 21. 23. 26. 27, 29, 110 Bennett, John ... 3, 16, 17, 20, 23 Benningfield, Amy . . . 6. 18, 19, 28, 157 Benrubi. Abe ... 15 Bently, Gary ... 1 10 Bernard, Judy ... 126 Berry, Robert ... 126 Berry. Tammy ... 110 Berman, Debra ... 10 Berman, Jeff ... 10 Betley. Robert ... 126 Bevington, Joyann . . . 92 Beuoy. Cynthia . . . 26, 118, 153 Bey, Wyman ... 76 Bias. Gene ... 60, 118 Bibbs, Pamela ... 34. 96 Bibbs, Tammy ... 31 . 32, 96 Biggs, Helen ... 93 Bimm. Mario ... 118 Birdsong, Brian ... 118 Bishop. Dionne . . . 26, 80, 110 Bishop. Reginald . . . 26, 27, 36, 96 Bishop, Tawana ... 1 18 Bivens, Anthony ... 27 Blackwell, David ... 4, 23, 24, 31, 32, 95, 97, 159 Blanchet, Craig ... 4, 31, 40, 41, 68, 69. 78, 118 Black, Nicole ... 98 Bledsoe, Craig . . . 126 Bledsoe. Nashia . . . 110. 37 Bley, David ... 126 Blomberg, Jon ... 110 Bloucher, Charles . . . 126 Blow, Ayeesha . . . 85, 118 Bluitt, Felisha ... 35, 60. 97 Bogan, Donald . . . 26, 67, 126 Bollen, Richard ... 67, 110 Bonner, Glenn . . . 67, 110, 76 Bowers, Melode . . . 38, 127 Bowling, Jason . . . 31, 110 Bowman, George . . . 110 Boyd, Jason ... 127 Boyd, Ronald ... 126 Boyd, Tangela . . . 127 Boyles, Lisa ... 37, 62, 81, 118 Boyles, Marjorie . . . 40, 127 Boyth, Bonita ... 118 Boxer, Michael ... 118 Brack, Patricia ... 119 Bracken, Douglas . . 110 Bradley, Line ... 31 119 Brain Game ... 37 Brandstetter, Diane . . 92 Brasher, Joseph ... 1 10 Breeding. Sharrona . . 127 Brenton, Chris ... 119 Brents, Anthony ... 67 127 Brewer, Paul ... 110 Brewer, William ... 110 Bridges. Alex ... 67 119 Bridges. Scott ... 26 127 Bright, Winnie ... 93 Brinkman, Brandy . . 39, 127 Brinkman, Shawne . . 31, 35. 110 Britton, Felisha ... 110 Brodnax, Kim ... 127 Brogan, Casey ... 127 Brookins, Edward . . . 127 Brooks, David ... 40, 77, 80, 81. 119 Brooks. Harvey . . . 67. 119 Brooks, Julie ... 97, 99, 109 Brooks, Michelle . . . 34, 110 Brooks, Reechelle 127 Brown. Angela ... 80 Brown, Dametra . . . 110 Brown, Darrell ... 31, 110 Brown, Deaneka . . . 119 Brown, Derek ... 127 Brown, Jasmine ... 119 Brown, Jerry ... 94 Brown, Jerry ... 97 Brown, Joe . . . 127 Brown, Louis . . . 67, 119, 76 Brown, Maria ... 127 Brown, Mark ... 31, 38, 39. 119 Brown, Nicole ... 127 Brown, Richard ... 92 Brown, Roman ... 119 Brown, Shawna . . . 33, 85, 113 Brown, Sheila . . . 20, 28. 29, 31, 32. 36, 97 Brown, Tjawana . . . 127 Brown, Tonya ... 119 Brownlee, Reggie . . . 119 Brummer, Christopher ... 127 Brummett. Forrest . . . 119 Buchanan, Lenina . . . 27, 111 Buck, David . . .31, 119 Buck, Loretta ... 93 Buck, Matthew ... 79, 97 Buckley, Cyrus . . . 36, 67, 119 Buckner, Patricia . . . 119 Buckner, Robert ... 94 Budd, Carmen . . . 26, 31, 40, 65, 79, 119, 149 Buddenbaum, David . . . 26, 127 Buddenbaum, Jennifer ... 23, 24, 32, 97, 104, 159, 147 Buescher, Angela . . . 80. 119. 148, 40, 26, 71 Buescher, Stephen . . . 1, 17, 33,37, 79,97, 103 Buford, Angela ... 119 Buford, Tammi . . . 26, 32, 119 Buggs, Terry ... 127 Buhner, Rebecca . . . 54, 127 Buhner, Zachery . . . 78, 119 Burdick, Larry ... 92 Burhannon, Sedig . . . 119 Burkhalter, Ryan . . . 68. 119 Sophomore Malisha Maynard accepts her award for a straight A av- erage from Dr. Mary E. Busch, president of the IPS Board of School Commissioners, at the AGL honors ceremony. Burkes. Darwin ... 76 Burks, Darlene ... 119 Burks, Kathryn ... 91, 92 Burnett, Marcia ... 92 Burns, Amy ... 27, 31, 127 Burns, Bridget ... 82. 83. 127 Bruns. Pernella ... 92 Burt, Nicole ... Ill Burton. Susan ... 92 Bury. Shane ... 119 Busch, Dr. Mary E. ... 150 Butts, Dexter ... 67, 11 1 Byrd, Shay ... 34, 67, e Cain, Jackie . . . 32, 91 92 Cains, Anita ... 26, 29 Calbert, Randell ... 127 Calloway, Mary ... 40 70, 71, 127 Calvert, Randall ... 67 Campbell, Carbetta . . 119 Candler, Ruth ... 26 27, 111 Cardwell, Lana ... 92 Carcey, Peggy ... 35 97 Carlson, Gregary . . 119 Carney, Gregory . . 119 Carpenter, Marcus . . 67, 127, 76 Carrer, Shanta ... 127 Carroll. Lisa . . . 127 Carroll, Tenence . . 119 Carson, Tiffany ... 80 111 Carter, Anise . . . 127 Carter, Carlisa ... 37 Casey, Frank . . . 53, 92 Casper ... 47, 109 Cassell, Judith ... 10, 36, 78, 79, 97, 148. 75 Caughey, Elin . . . 22, 30, 31, 40, 119, 125 Chambers, Lisa ... Ill Chambliss, Valarie . . . 119 Chandler, Allan ... 79 Chandler, Donney 127 Chandler, Nikita ... Ill Chandler. Ruthan . . 34, 80 Chandler, Tamala . . 119 Chaney, Kevin ... 35 38. 39 Chappell, Cindy . . 119, 75 Chappell, Mark ... 72 73, 146 Chatman, Barbara . . Ill Chavis, Gwendolyn 111 Cheeks, Herman ... 44 Cherry, Melissa ... 127 Childers, Peter Andrew ... 14, 19, 28, 97 Childs, Lagina ... Ill Childs, Robert ... 39 119 Choate, Lisa . . . 26, 31 111 Chrust, Kendrick . . Ill Chrust, Kirsten ... 17 21, 23, 27. Ill Churchill, Aaron . . 119 Cicak, Alexander . . 22, 24, 25. 30, 31, 40 119, 123. 159, 155 Cicak, Elfi ... 92 Clark, Anthony ... 119 Clark, Gloria ... 89 Clark, Jerome ... 14 Clark, Kevin ... 14 Clark, Mary ... 93 Clark, Richard ... 127 Clef Club ... 28 Clemons, Maurice . . . 127 Clemons. Sandy . . . 127 Cleveland. Tamika . . . 80, 119 Cleveland, William . . . 52, 127 Cliff, Johnnie ... 92 Clothier, Jocelyn . . . 97, 98 COE ... 34 Coe, Rayna . . . 26, 40, 119 Coe, Shannon ... 127 Coe, Tamara . . . 38, 39, 119 Coe, Tammy ... 97 Cole, Latina ... 119 Cole, Rena ... 75 Cole, Shannon ... 75 Cole, Thomas ... 35 Cole, Timeka . . . 127 150 Index Coleman, Damon . . 127 Coleman, William . . 127 Coley, Talair . . . 127 Colindres, Luisa ... 30 31, 98 Collins, Detra ... 26 27, 111 Collins, Kenya ... 119 Collins, Margaret . . 26, 111 Collins, Robert ... 92 Collins, Tonya ... 98 Colvin, Rose ... 119 Compton, Kim ... 35 Conrad, William . . . 127 Conway, Sonya ... 32 Cooley, Don . . . 127 Cooley, Telair . . . Cooper, Vanessa . . 119. 145 Coreman, Brad ... 14 Copenhaver. Kathy . . 127 Cork, Charles ... 72 119 Cork, Keith ... 66, 67 98 Cosby, Ernie ... 67 127 Cosby, Sonya ... Ill Cotton, Kandace ... 23 26, 27, 29, 33, 34, 80, 98 Courtney, Robin ... 1 1 1 Courtney, Shellise . . 23, 27, 34, 80 Couvillion, Jacques . . 127, 76 Convillion, Perri ... 31 40. 68. 78, 119 Covert, Kyle ... 1 19 Covingtion, Keela . . 29, 119 Covington, Nicole . . 119 Cox, Addie ... 26, 127 Cox, Ken ... 17, 20 119 Cox, Laurie ... 80, 98 103, 107 Cox, Melanie . . . 127 Coy, Donald ... 127 Crabtree, Debra ... 127 Crabtree, Ronald . . . 127 Craddock, Felicia . . . 127 Craney, Suzie ... 119 Crawford, Anne . . . 22, 32, 40. 64, 82, 83, 88, 98. 157 Crawford, Jane ... 31, 40, 82, 83, 119 Crim, Vera ... 93 Crittendon, Don ... 4, 6, 26, 27, 98 Crook, Susan . . . 127 Croom, Katrina ... 119 Crombaugh, Tina . . . 119 Crosby, Steven . . . 67, 127, 76 Cross Country ... 80 Crowe, Frank . . . 34, 111 Crowell, Amber ... 45 Culvahouse, Jack . . . 127 Cunningham, Stephanie ... 80 Curbelt, Miguel ... 31 Curry, Devane ... Ill Curry, Jonathan . . . Ill Cushenberry, Brenda ... 92 z Dale, Mario ... 35, 98 Dalton, Brian ... 128 Dalton, Garrett ... 22, 40, 119 Dalton, Jennifer . . . 22, 25, 30, 31, 40, 82, 111, 159 Dalton, Sandy . . . 127 Dalton, Shawn ... Ill Danforth, Juanita . . . Ill Daniels, Michael . . . 127 Daugherty, Charles . . . 127 Davidson, Prince . . . 119 Davis, Clarence ... 119 Davis, Dewayne . . . 127 Davis, Dolly ... 23, 92 Davis, James . . . 127 Davis, Jason . . . 34, 38, 72, 111 Davis, Jaunita ... Ill Davis, Marchelle . . . 111. 146 Davis, Matthew ... 31, 40, 127 Davis, Nina . . . 127 Davis, Paige ... 1, 88, 111 Dawson, James ... 31, 36, 40, 57, 98 Dawson, Jason ... 127 Dawson, Victoria . . . 128 Deal, Rosemary ... 128 Dean, John ... Ill Dearing, Marilyn ... 92 Deaton, Martha ... 39, 128 Deberry, Amee ... 128 Deberry, Charles ... 4, 31, 32, 36, 40, 41 DECA ... 34 DeCosta, Dionne . . . 107 Deete, Stephanie . . . 119 Deffendall, Gary ... 98 Defrantz, Robert . . . 128 Degan, Tom ... 4, 31, 119 Dell, Amy ... 20, 23, 31, 32, 37, 98 Demming, Frederick ... Ill Devine, John ... 51, 119 Dickens, Kelly ... 17, 120 Dilard, Arthur ... 120 Ditus, Rebecca ... 92 Divincenzo, John ... 92 Dixon, Michael . . . 22, 120 Dixson, Frederick . . . Ill Dodson, Kim ... 32, 33, 78 Dume, Shannon . . . 34, 111, 75 Dowe, Charles ... 128 Dowell, Anita ... 128 Dowell, Richard ... 92 Doyle, Allyn ... 120 Dozier, Gloria ... 92 Dubeansky, Jennifer ... 23, 128 Duff, Brian ... 120 Dumas, Matthew ... 24 Duncan, Latesha . . . 120 Duncan, Rebecca . . . 51, 120 Dunn, Delilah ... Ill Durham, David . . . 26, 27, 120 Durham, George . . . 120 Durrah, Mark ... 68, 118 Duvall, Donald ... 9 Dycus, Robert ... 29, 98 Dycus, Shawnette . . . 128 s Eakle, Quinten ... 99 Ester, Brian ... Ill Easley, Dorothy ... 128 Easter, Gregory ... 39 Easter, Henry .. .91,92 Edwards, Ahmad . . . 128 Edward, Helen ... 93 Edwards, Juanita . . . Ill Eeans, Edward ... 128 Eiland, Steve ... 82 Einhorn, Leslie ... Ill Gerald Williams, junior, adjusts his goggles be- fore practicing his free style. Elder, Jerome ... 128 Ellington, Yolanda . . . Ill Elliott, Daninta ... 128 Elliott, Johanna . . . 120 Elliott, Marcus ... Ill Elmore, Kim ... Ill Elmore, Sam ... 76 Emmons, Meredith . . . 10, 111 Erndson, Derek ... 128 Ervin, Glysses ... 80 Essenberg, Emily 24, 111, 159 Esters, Sonya . . . 333, 80, 111 Evans, Mike . . . 67, 120 Evans, Tamika . . . 120 Everett, Maurice . . . Ill Eynon, Katherine . . . 57, 128 7 57, Foster, Mark ... 31, 40, 68, 110, 111 Fox, James ... 6, 26, 32, 33, 82, 99 Fox, Sean ... 117 France, Aaron . . . 120, 156 Freeman, John ... 16, 128, 135 Freeman, Marquita . . . 22,23,24,31,32,33,36, 99, 159 French Club ... 31 French, Tarence . . . 52, 120, 76 Freshmen ... 126 Fritz, Randy ... Ill Frizzle, Paula ... 99 Frye, Gerald ... Ill Fulce, Kimberly ... 1 1 1 Fuller, Catherine . . . 128 Futrell, Daphre ... 128 Futrell, Tammy . . . 128 Faculty ... 90 Fager, Beverly 128 Faille, Christopher . . . 34, 111 Fairburn, Melinda . . . 92 Fantasticks ... 18 Farber, Aimee ... 128 Farber, Allison ... 128 Farmer, Aimee ... 40 Farmer, Rhea . . . 28, 29, 32, 79, 120 Farrar, John ... 31, 77, 82, 120 Feltner, Timothy . . . 36, 68, 99 Fenstermaker, Sandy ... 83 Fields, Kenya ... 120 Fields, Lilly ... 93 Fields, Richards ... 29, 111 Fields, Tiffany ... 39, 111 Fincken, Alicia ... 31, 92 Finger, Herschel ... 1, 128 Finnell, Eloise ... 26, 120 Finnell, Rudolph ... 26, 27, 32; 68, 87, 99 Finnell, Rudolph, Sr. ... 26, 27, 92 Fisher, Mark ... 120 Fledderjohn, Erica . . . 57 Flemister, David . . . 128 Flora, Stephen ... 14, 15, 19, 28, 30, 99 Flowers, N. ... 128 Flowers, Rodney Floyd, Tracy ... 60 Flynn, Stephanie . . . 103 Foist, Branly . . . 27, 128 Football ... 66 Fora, Andrei . . . 26, 120, 149 Ford, Cornelius ... 128 Ford, Denitra ... 118 Ford, Preston ... 88, 111 Foreman, Denitra . . . 26, 28, 29, 120 Foster, Carson . . . 40, 57, 128 9- 31, Gains, Michelle 111 Gallagher, Henry . . . Ill Gammon, Bobbie . . . 28, 29, 111 Gant, Joan 92 Gant, Nicole ... 27, 99, 26 Gardner, Shawn ... 67 Gardner, Sean ... 128 Garvet, Aaron ... Ill Garrett, Kenya . . . 31, 120 Garvin, Angela . . . 23, 31, 128, 129 Gastineau, Lora . . . 43, 145 Gaunt, Tonya ... 99 Gearries, Evelyn ... 71, 91, 92 Geiland, Sue . . . 128 German Club ... 31 Gerth, Micheal . . . 26, 128 Gerth, Patrick ... 120 Gholston, Pearl ... 92 Gant, Nicole ... 128 Gibson, Dwayne . . . 67, 72, 120 Gibson, Felicia ... Ill Gibson, Mario ... 75 Gieselman, Victoria . . . 39, 111 Gilbeau, Tina ... 112 Gilbert, Mellisa ... 128 Gill, Mamajean . . . 120 Gillaspy, Kristin . . . 128 Gillman, Carol . . . 120 Gill, Anthony ... 128 Gindhart, Ryan . . . 26, 128 Girls ' Basketball ... 74 Glasev, Brian . . . 128 Glenn, Donald ... 90, 91, 92 Godfroy, Amy . . . 82, 83, 112, 158 Goens, Larry . . . 29, 120 Goens, Tiffany ... 112 Goerthemiller, Elizabeth ... 35, 92 Goff, Eric ... 128 Goblen, Lashawn . . . 120 Golden Singers ... 28 Golf ... 82 Gomilla, Kevin . . . 120 Gonzarow, Tony ... 76 Goode, Tamara ... 112 Goodlow, Steven ... 80 Goodman, Roberto . . . 120 Godley, Dewayne . . . 128, 132 Gordon, Christopher . . . 120 Gramer, Elizabeth 120 Gramer, William . . . 67, 112 Grant, Darrell ... 80, 112 Grant, Tonya ... 37 Graves, Carmelita 112 Graves, Jason ... 128 Graves, Towanna . . . 120 Gray, Annette ... 112 Gray, Hope ... 85, 120, 149 Gray, Rebecca ... 128 Gray, Thomas . . . 120 Grays, Rodrick . . . 26, ' 128 Green, Delise . . . 32, 33, 80, 99 Green, Eric ... 112 Green, Mike ... 76 Green, Nadine ... 128 Green, Tracey ... 128 Greenburg, Douglas . . . 128 Greenburg, Wendy . . . 31, 70, 71, 74, 78, 79, 112, 148, 75 Greenwood, Jackie . . . 47 Greenwood, Phillip . . . 26, 112 Grider, Carl ... 129 Griffen, Chadd ... 129 Griffin, Phiandra . . . 33, 34, 112, 149 Griffin, Rolla . . .26, 112 Griggs, Merle ... 129 Grigsby, Anita . . . 129 Grigsby, Robyn . . . 120 Grigsby, Shirly . . . 120 Grigsby, Will ... 120 Grimes, Heather . . . 129 Grimes, Sally . . . 26, 27, 40, 82, 83, 129 Grooms, Galondea . . . 129 Grundy, Gina . . . 28, 29, 34, 112 Guernsey, Charles . . . 112 Gullick, Patricia ... 92 Gunn, Sharon ... 42, 99 Gunyon, Merri . . . 120, 122 Gustafson, Noah ... 26 Guthrie, Melissa ... 100 Hack, Sarah ... 92 Hailey, Lorraine ... 112 Hall, Craig ... 129 Hall, Melissa ... 79 Hall, Raejean ... 53, 112 Hall, Tonya ... 120 Hall, Tony ... 120 Hall, Yolande ... 34, 100 Hamilton, Dorthy . . . 112 Index 151 Hamilton. Johnetta . . . 120 Hamilton, Melissa . . . 27. 120 Hamilton. Sean ... 112 Hammar. Regina . . . 120 Hammer. Meridith . . . 26. 82. 112. 114 Hammond. Carol Bret ... 68. 69, 112 Handley. Peter ... 7, 124 Harbrough. James . . . 120 Hardy. Frankie ... 112 Hardy. Malynda ... 120 Hardy. Pauline ... 129 Hardy, Rochelle ... 129 Harber. Richard ... 80 Harlow. Christopher . . . 77. 120 Harper. Jennifer . . . 120 Harrell. Toni 1 12 Harris. Georgette ... 92 Harris. Johnie ... 120 Harris. Latonya ... 120 Harris. Natalie ... 33. 35 Harris, Sherri ... 112 Harris. Trasundra . . . 120 Harris, Vanessa . . . 32, 33, 35 Harris, William ... 34, 112 Hart. Richard ... 112 Hartig, Christopher . . . 112 Harvey. Douglas ... 72, 80. 120 Harwell, Kerry ... 45 Haslem, John ... 112 Hasler. Gloria ... 92 Hatcher, Mathew . . . 120. 31 Hatchett, Roberta . . . 120 Hawkins, Corey ... 112 Hawkins, Rhonda ... 80 Hayes, Kevin . . . 67, 72, 120 Hayes, Neia ... 120 Hayes. Robert ... 72 Haynes. John ... 9, 92, 148 Haynes. Kristen . . . 39, 129, 146 Haynes, Marie ... 112 Haynes. Shannon . . . 100 Haywood. Cameron . . . 39, 53. 120 Haywood, Micole . . . 112 Hayworth, Deandre . . . 129 Hazelett. Katheryn . . . 40, 31, 120. 75 Heard, Demetria ... 26 Hedges, Laura ... 59, 92 Helling. Paul ... 112 Henderson. Anthony . . . 39. 129 Henderson, Justin . . . 39. 129 Henderson, Steven . . . 120 Hendren. Michael ... 92 Hendricks, Jerry . . . 120 Hendrix. Kelvin ... 89, 120 Hennig. Geoffrey . . . 40, 82. 129 Hennig, Jenny . . . 40, 121 Henry. Sean ... 26, 67, 87, 129 Hensley, Patricia . . . 121 Henson, Dallas ... 129 Herod. Melissa ... 129 Hester. Deanna . . . 34, 85. 112 Hicks. Kalvin ... 112 Hill. Kim ... 80 Hill. Leroy ... 129 Hillare. G.J. ... 129 Hilliard, Jill ... 34, 100 Hinesley, Robert . . . 121 Hinkle, Russel ... 121 Hinkle. Tina ... 129 Hinshaw, James ... 92 Hiseer. Stepfan . . . 33, 67. 77. 80, 112, 149 Hoang, Liem ... 112 Hoffman, Mark ... 129 Hoffman, Sherri . . . 28, 112 Holiday, Rita ... 112 Holland, Ladonna . . . 112 Holland, Teressa . . . 35, 100 Hollibaugh, Matthew ... 112 Hollingsworth, Deshawn ... 129 Hollingsworth, Frances . . 38. 80 Hollingsworth, Shawn ... 67 Holloway, Furniss . . . 92 Holmes, Amy . . . 121 Holt, Bryant ... 129 Homecoming ... 8 Hon. Frances . . . 26, 121, 153 Hood, Cristal ... 129 Hood, Mark . . . 128, 129 Hooks, Charla ... 33, 84, 85, 100, 109 Horner, Allison . . . 129 Horvath, Peter ... 1 Howard, Angela ... 34 Howard, Jason . . . 129 Howard, Marie . . . 29, 32, 33, 100 Howard, Raina . . . 35, 112 Howard, Stacy ... 4, 5, 40, 83, 87, 112, 158 Hubbard, Julaun . . . 27, 33, 100 Huckleberry, Maurice ... 92 Hudnut, Bill ... 87 Hudson, Frances . . . 113 Hudson, Sameul . . . 66, 67, 72, 79, 113, 148 Huffman, Eric . . . 22, 68, 121, 156 Huffman, Stacy ... 31, 36, 100. 149 Hughes, Alan ... 113 Hughes, Central . . . 121 Hughes, Traci . . . 129 Humanities ... 56 Humphrey, Dewayne ... 121 Hunt. Marsha ... 121 Hunt, Stephanie . . . 129 Hunt, Teresita ... 31, 113 Hunter, Anthony . . . 121 Hurley, Daniel ... 113 Hums, Tonya ... 100 Hurst, Ruthann . . . 100 Hurt, Carol ... 101 Vice Principal Stephen Talley and seven Broad Ripple students with per- fect attendance look to the wings at the AUL honors ceremony. Brian Morrison, freshman, (first from right) also had an 8.0 (straight A) aver- age. Hutchinson, Joseph . . . 121 Hutchinson. Rodney . . . 129 Hyatt, Stephanie . . . 36, 57, 82, 83, 121 Hyde, Rex ... 129 Ice, Tyrone ... 129 Ingram, Michelle . . . 129 Ingram, Robert . . . 121 IOL ... 34 Ireland, Lisa ... 28, 70, 71, 74, 80, 113, 75 Ireland, Scott ... 68, 121 Irwin, Sally ... 113, 149 Isenhowere, Brian . . . 110 $. Jackson, Anthony . . . 129 Jackson, Baretta . . . 129 Jackson, Eric ... 21, 24,29,31,32,36,40,57, 82, 101, 149, 159 Jackson, Franchesca ... 113 Jackson, Jaitee ... 113 Jackson, Jaremy . . . 129 Jackson, Keith ... 101 Jackson, Monica . . . 121 Jackson, Nancy . . . 129 Jackson, Ray ... 72 Jackson, Stephanie . . . 129 Jackson, Tiffany . . . 39, 129 Jaffres, Isabelle ... 31, 40. 101, 113 James, Glen ... 26 James, Harold . . . 38, 39, 113 James, Mauri ... 68 James, Reginald . . . 113 Jameson, Valencia . . . 80 Jared, Deana . . . 121 Jarvis, Shane ... 113 Jazz Band ... 27 Jennings, Brian . . . 38 101 Jermison, Melvin . . 34, 80, 113 Jimenez, Rachelle . . 129 Jobe, Lawanda ... 23 32, 33, 35, 85, 101, 103 149 Johnson, Brian . . . 121 Johnson, Casandra . . 34, 129 Johnson, DeCarlo . . . 129 Johnson, Doreka . . . 121 Johnson, Doug ... 14 Johnson, Jerry ... 113 Johnson, Frank ... 113 Johnson, Kali ... 10, 28 Johnson, Kristin . . . 22, 31, 32, 82, 83, 101 Johnson, Leandra . . . 113 Johnson, Leigh ... 92 Johnson, Lonnita . . . 121 Johnson, Lorenzo . . . 113 Johnson, Monica . . . 121, 75 Johnson, Niesha ... 35, 38 Johnson, Pat ... 95 Johnson, Patricia ... 92 Johnson, Russ ... 7, 15, 16,22,23,24,30,31, 36, 87, 101, 113, 149, 159 Johnson, Sanders 129 Johnson, Shana ... 34 Johnson, Timolyn . . . 129 Jones, Aaron ... 129 Jones, Alfonso ... 130 Jones, Angelique . . . 130 Jones, Anthony . . . 39, 130 Jones, Bev . . . 34, 35, 40, 74, 80, 97, 101, 75 Jones, Carmen . . . 35, 48, 101 Jones, Crystal . . . 130 Jones, David ... 52 Jones, Jeff ... 79 Jones, Jennifer ... 113 Jones, Juanita ... 113 Jones, Judy . . . 121 Jones, Lisa ... 130 Jones, Monique . . . 58, 80, 121, 75 Jones, Robert . . . 27, 130 Jones, Robin . . . 23, 27, 32, 33, 113, 149,40, 146 Jones, Rhonda ... 80 Jones, Ronnella ... 1 13 Jones, Sandy . . . 130 Jones, Tara ... 39, 130 Jones, Tanda ... 113 Jordan, Catina ... 130 Jordan, Kevin ... 121 Jordan, Monica . . . 121 Jordan, Orlando ... 72 Jordan, Tashima . . . 121 Joyner, Donita ... 121 Juniors ... 110 Junior Cabinet ... 33 K, 22, Kantor, Sheldon 24, 90, 91, 92 Karn, Colin ... 31, 60, 77, 113 Karn, Evan C. ... 77, 130 Kassenbrock, Bradley ... 3, 32, 36, 40, 57, 68, 101 Kassig, Edward ... 92 Keaton, Winnie ... 92 Keener, Leslie ... 113 Keeylen, Bruce . . . 34, 60, 113 Kelley, Bartley R. ... 1, 67, 130 Kelley, Kim ... 35 Kelton, Amy ... 26, 31, 32, 101 Kennedy, Michael . . . 39, 130 Kersey, Twila . . . 121 Ketner, Amy ... 28, 29, 113 Keuthan, Katherine . . . 28, 29, 32, 57, 101 Key Club ... 149 Kimbrough, Antonio . . . 130 King, Curtis ... 113 King, Jacqueline . . . 34, 101 King, Jeffrey ... 26, 130 King, Shaleen . . . 23, 113 King, Tiffany . . . 39, 130 Kirby, Constande ... 92 Kirk, Katherine ... 85, 121 Kirk, Michelle ... 113 Kirkland, Volanda . . . 130 Kiser, Dionne ... 1 13, 149 Kiser, Lyrane ... 35 Kiser, Mia ... 80 Kiser, Tyrone ... 113 Kjaer, Crystal ... 31, 102 Klein, Anna ... 23, 24, 32, 113 Klein, Emil ... 16, 21, 24, 57, 113, 159 KLein, Heather ... 31, 40, 82, 83, 121, 146 Kloepper, Margaret G. ... 130 Knazze, Quita ... 28, 32, 40, 80, 113, 149 Knox, Frederick ... 1 13 Knox, Michelle ... 113 Koers, Pat ... 80, 81, 90, 92 Kothe, Herman W. ... 40, 80, 81, 130, 76 Kraus, Heather A. 130 Kraus, Shawn . . . 121 Kriete, Kelley ... 121 Kriner. Eddie ... 44, 113 Kriner, Rebbecca ... 49 Kuehl, Melissa ... 121 Kupke Joshua ... 130 Kyser, Mia ... 114 4 Lacy, Brian ... 121 Lacy, Renee ... 4, 29 121 Lacy, Peter ... 29, 30 36, 40, 66, 67, 102 Lagrange, Corletta . . 22, 121 Lakin, Nicholas ... 67 77, 130 Lambert, Shirley ... 90 92 Lanam, Robert ... 77 92 Landon, Richard ... 3 23 Lane, Wynette ... 35 102 Lankford, Heather . . 32, 57, 102, 107 Lanley, Ronnie ... 114 Larson, Amber ... 40 130 Lasley, Ladonna . . 121 Latimer, Carol ... 93 Latin Club ... 31 Lattimore, Cynthia . . 130 Laughlin, Marianne . . 3, 17, 20, 23, 24, 102 149, 158, 159 Leadership VI ... 40 Leavell, Laura ... 130 Lee, Darrick ... 8, 130 Lee, Elizabeth ... 22, 24, 31, 82, 114, 40 Lee, Kevin . . . 66, 67, 72, 73, 114, 117 Lee, Leonard ... 103 Lee, Lisa . . .40,57, 130 Leftridge, Gena ... 102 Lemen, Nancy ... 130 Lepsky. Douglas . . 114 Lettermen ... 148 Level, Deagria ... 38 39, 121 Leverington, Hercel . . 121 Lewis, Dennis ... 76 Lewis, Marquetta . . 26, 27, 33, 114 Lewis, Michelle ... 28 40, 121 Liggett, Susan ... 130 152 Index Lindsey, Maureen . . . 24, 32, 121, 159 Lingenfelter, Joshua . . . 22, 29, 40, 43, 57, 121 Link, Virginia ... 93 Lively, Kristin ... 4, 31, 32, 80, 113, 114 Loney, Michelle ... 31 Lopez, Dequincy . . . 121 Loretz, Brad ... 44 Loudenback, Tamara ... 102 Lowe, Lisa ... 34 Lowry, Jacqueline . . . 121 Lowry, Josephine . . . 102 Loyd, Shirley ... 93 Lutev, Stephanie . . . 121 Lutring, Sonya Lutz, Mariska 40, 57, 82, 121 Lyles, Clifton . . 80, 114, 76 . . 130 . . 30, 34, 66, w Maak, Sandra . . . 121 MacArthur, Wallace . . . 10 Mack, Leona ... 114 Mackey, Lori ... 1, 34, 102, 103, 109 Macklin, Martha ... 39, 131 Maco, Allison ... 131 Madden, Bryan ... 9, 35. 66, 67, 80, 94, 102, 148 Madrigals ... 28 Madry, Katrina ... 114 Maher, Joanna ... 131 Mahern, Dane ... 80, 121 Mahern, Nicole ... 31, 40. 85, 121 Major, Thomas ... 31, 122 Majors, Tonya ... 131 Mallory, Gail ... 32, 33, 35, 102 Malone, Denyce ... 26, 40, 122 Manawat, Alvin . . . 122 Manley, Douglas . . . 122 Mansfield, Joseph . . . 29, 114 Marbly, Mary ... 34, 114 Marrey, Neesha ... 122 Marcum, Jennifer . . . 24, 31, 70, 74, 114, 159, 75 Marik, Monteil ... 122 Markey, Thelma ... 28, 28, 114 Marron, Jonna ... 4, 122 Martin, Craig . Martin, Darlene . . Martin, David . . 122 Martin, Karen . . . Martin, Laurence 131 Martin, Phyllis . . Mason, Tajuana . 33, 102 Masque Mime . Massie, Emory . . 80, 114 Massie, Michael 122, 76 Matalucci, Gary . . 83, 122 Mathis, Donnita . . Maxey, Dorothy . . May, Jeanette . . . Maybury, Matthew 28, 29, 36, 40, 56, 158 Maynard, Malisha 32, 85, 122, 150 Maynard, Richard 131 McAtee, 131 McAtee, 34, 39, 93 . . 34 ■ 67, 159 93 . 23, . 22 ■ 34, . 31, . 38 . 131 102 Lefontae Veronica . . 14 McCauley, Donald . . . 60, 93 McClendon, Melody . . . 80 McCray, Deborah . . . 38, 39, 114 McDermott, Michael ... 16, 17, 20, 21, 23, 38, 102 McDiarmid, Joi ... 28, 29, 37, 84, 85, 122 McFarland, Shonta . . . 131 McFletcher, Joey . . 31 McGill, Brian ... 76 McGlan, Cory . . . 122 McGregor, Annetra . . . 53, 131 McGuire, Joycelynn . . . 122 Mclntyre, Andrea Mclntyre, Darryl 114 Mclntyre, Stacy .27 .80, 131 McKenney, Christina ... 131 McKenzie, Betty ... 93 McKenzie, Leslie . . . 35, 103 McKinley, Christine . . . 131 McKinney. Angela . . . 26, 131 McKinstry, Camellia . . . 27, 122 McMiller, Mark ... 114 McMillian, Annette . . . 131 McMillian, Danny . . . 114 McMorris, Rachael . . . 23, 114 McNeil, Michael ... 131 McNew, Christopher ... 40 Meade, Johnathan . . . 122 Meade, Larry ... 122 Meals, Stephanie . . . 122 Medaris, Jeffrey . . . 103 Meils, Grace ... 131 Mellanie, Boles ... 131 Meloy, Angela . . . 57, 131 Merchant, Linda ... 90, 91 ' Meredith, Donyell . . . 72 Merritt, James ... 67, 131 Merritt, Kenjia ... 131 Merriweather, John . . . 122 Messer, Felicia . . . 35, 103 Metzger, Jesse . . . 36, 45, 103, 157 Meyer, Mary ... 131 Mickens, Arnold ... 67, 131, 76 Mickens, Antoine . . . 122 Milby, Eric ... 35, 103 Milby, Melissa ... 131 Miles, Charles ... 34, 64, 66, 67, 72, 114, 148 Miles, James ... 35 Miles, Shawn ... 67 Miller, Adrina ... 122 Miller, Diane ... 122 Miller, Gregory . . . 67, 72, 122 Miller, Howard . . . 26, 122 Miller, Jason . . . 131 Miller, John ... 132 Miller, Kelly ... 26, 79, 122 Miller, Kevin ... 114 Miller, Latasha ... 122 Miller, Terri ... 122 Miller, Tim ... 131 Mills, Bret ... 68, 114, 76 Mills, Sonia ... 80 , 122 Milton, Larry ... 67, 80 Minor, Debarge ... 103 Minton, Hazel ... 131 Mize, Williams ... 131 Modest, Joy ... 114 Moffatt, Susan ... 32, 40, 57, 79, 83, 103, 105, 107, 148, 75 Montgomery, Oleric . . . 24, 48,80, 103, 114, 159 Montgomery, Rache . . . 31, 79, 122 Montgomery, Shonda ... 131 Montgomery, Yolanda ... 34, 114 Moore, Andre . . . 67, 131, 147, 76 Moore, Angela ... 27, 131 . 122 67 131, 26. Moore, Asia . Moore, Bill . . Moore, Brian 76 Moore, Daniel 78, 80, 122 Moore, Joseph ... 132 Moore, Lynette ... 122 Moore, Marshall ... 132 Moore, Sharmaine 132 Moran, Erik ... 57, 132 Moran, Rhonda ... 20 89, 103, 107 Morehead, Joshua . . 28, 29, 31, 36, 68, 102 103 Moreland, Cynthia . . 114 Morelock, Stanley . . 132 Morgan, Erika ... 114 Morgan, Jacquelin . . 93 Morgan, Shin ... 26 32, 71, 132, 75 Morone, Dominic . . 26, 114 Morris, Robin ... 132 Morrison, Brian ... 67 132, 152 Morrison, Larry ... 38 103 Mott, Michael ... 1, 16 17, 21, 23, 34, 82, 114 Moulton, Christie ... 93 Mullin, Paul ... 9, 20 21, 36, 103 Mullin, Rebecca ... 40 122 Mulvany, Colin ... 60 122, 158 Murdock, Annette . . 26, 27, 31, 34, 114 Mustaklem, Sharon . . 50, 60, 93 Murphy, Veronica . . 132 Murto, Jeff ... 122 Naghdi, Michael ... 122 Nance, Damon ... 114 Nance, Marvette . . . 122 Nance, Nichole ... 35, 79, 103, 75 Nance, Ruth ... 114 Napier, Samuel . . . 67, 148 Naylor, Rogers ... 26, 132 Neal, Sarah ... 40, 132 Neal, Tonya ... 132 Nelson, Brian ... 132 Nelson, Christopher . . . 39, 122 Nelson, Hume ... 72, 122 Nelson, Shana ... 132 Nelson, Tiffany . . . 122 Newman, Angela . . . 122 Nguyen, Mai Julie . . . 70, 71, 132 NHS ... 32 Nichols, Sarah ... 132 Nickell, Duane ... 36 Frances Hon and Cindy Beuoy, sophomores, ri- val Pan with their flute playing. Nicolini, Mary . . . 24, 93, 95, 159 Nixon, Cleclia ... 103 Noel, Elizabeth ... 14, 30, 40, 57, 82, 83, 122, 146 Noel, John ... 26, 27, 1 14 Norton, Robert ... 67, 1 14 Noyes, Elizabeth ... 24, 82, 114, 159 Nuckles, Kathy ... 122 o Oates, Anya ... 29, 40 122 Oatts, Gregory ... 114 OBRC ... 16 O ' Brien, Julie ... 29 122 Odle, David ... 132 Ogler, Carmen ... 114 O ' Grady, Lori ... 122 O ' Guinn, Davy . . . 33, 34, 35, 40, 49, 78, 79, 104 O ' Hara, Caitlin ... 9, 15, 16, 20, 22, 23, 31, 104 O ' Hara, Rosie ... 104 Oliger, Jeffery ... 132 Oliver, Audrea . . . 32, 33, 34 Oliver, Christopher . . . 132 Oliver, Donna . . . 104 Oliver, William ... 12, 40, 41, 122 O ' Nan, Edward ... 93 One Acts ... 16 O ' Neal, Jeffrey ... 114 Orange Aid ... 149 Orban, Linda ... 93 Orban, Richard ... 32, 66, 67, 104, 76 Orchestra ... 27 Orrison, Charlie . . . 26, 27, 36, 113, 115 Orth, Carol ... 132 Orth, Julie ... 132 Orwig, Kristin . . . 57, 64, 81, 115, 144 O ' Sullivan, Heather . . . 10, 16, 17, 99, 104 Otto, Christopher . . . 132 Otto, David ... 93 Otto, Eric ... 24, 25, 57, 67, 104, 148, 154 Outlaw, Eddie ... 72 Overpeck, Deron ... 9, 16,20,23,24,25,30,31, 36, 98, 99, 104, 144 Overpeck, Eric . . . 23, 122 Owen, Matthew ... 31, 32, 36, 104 Owens, Melvin . . . 132 Owens, Michelle . . . 132 Owens, Robert ... 132 7 Pace, Tim ... 76 Packwood, Kelly . . . 27, 132 Palmer, Charles . . . 67, 132 Palmer, Erica . . . 40, 132, 57 Pappas, Mary Lee . . . 22, 23, 24, 30, 43, 63, 87, 104, 159, 147 Pardel, T. ... 132 Parham, Jackie ... 32 Parham, Jerry . . . 104, 122 Parham, Kimo ... 123 Parham, Nakimuli . . . 132 Parham, Ray ... 132 Parker, Jeffrey ... 123 Parker, Kewana ... 123 Parnell, Andre ... 35. 58, 104 Parschall, Shawnnah ... 80 Pate, William ... 103, 104 Paul, Lucinda .. .91,93 Pavlides, Erika ... 26, 27, 132 Payne, Derek ... 21, 24, 115, 159 Payne, Kasu ... 115 Payne, Thomas ... 93 Payton, Jason ... 132 Peacher, Robert ... 1 15 Peacock, Dana ... 71 , 132, 75 Peavy, Christopher . . . 39, 123 Pence, Becky ... 93 Pence, Cynthia ... 132 Peoples, Debra ... 34, 115 Perdue, Javana ... 104 Perdue, Nikki ... 115 Performing Arts ... 58 Perkins, Kenya ... 115 Perkins, Terra ... 123 Perkins, Terrell ... 115 Perrill, Jennifer ... 40, 123 Perry, Kiel ... 123 Perry, Miranda ... 36 Person, Pamela ... 24, 29, 32, 33, 36, 40, 70, 105 Peters, Steve ... 123 Peterson, Dax ... 1, 28, 29, 67, 123, 76 Peterson, Jeremiah . . . 133 Peterson, Jill ... 105 Peterson, Rachel . . . 133 Pettrie, Michael ... 123 Pfingston, Tracy . . . 24, 105, 159, 147 Phelps, Sue ... 15 Phillips, Gerald ... 35. 67 Phillips, Jon ... 32, 33, 115 Phillips, Patrick ... 133 Phillips, Teresa ... 34 Photo Club ... 22 Physics Club ... 36 Piccolo, Erin ... 22, 40, 79, 123 Pierce, Lisa ... 23, 32, 105 Piergo, Lisa ... 33 Pipkin, Sabaea ... 26, 123, 149 Pirtle, Mary ... 93 Pitman, Pamela ... 123 Pittman, Cynthia . . . 26, 115 Pittman, Sherrye . . . 133 Pitts, Laura ... 123 Pizzini, Sarah ... 20. 21. 23, 29, 115 Plummer, Stephen . . . 123 Index 153 Poindexler, Hannah . . . 93 Poole. Michael ... 331. 105 Pope. Jody ... 82. 114 Pope. Stanley ... 123 Porter. Anthony . . 123 Porter. Wanda ... 31. 123 Portericker. Youlonda ... 115 Posey. Crystal ... 123 Potter. Donald ... 133 Powell. Antonio . . . 123 Powell. Pamela ... 29. 105. 123 Pounds. Stephen . . . 133 Prewitt. Phillip ... 67. 115 Price. Michelle ... 31 . 32. 70. 71. 74. 79. 105. 148. 75 Priest. Kyle . . 18, 19. 28, 29, 36. 40. 68. 115 Proctor. Grade . . . 133 Pruitt, Alan ... 24. 36. 115 Pruitt. Phillip ... 67 Pryer. Ashanti . . . 125 Pryer. Twanya . . . 23. 33. 115 Publications ... 24 Puckett, Alesha ... 28. 29, 32, 123 Puckett, Erica . . . 34, 105 Puckett. Tracie . . . 27. 146 Pullins. Chris ... 26 Purchase. James . . . 123 Purdue. Javanna ... 35 PVE ... 34 Quick. James ... 32, 115 Quick. Tanya . . . 32, 123 Quill and Scroll ... 22 Quillin, Kevin ... 93 Randrell, Michael . . . 123 Raddatz. Roger ... 93 Ragland. Sandford . . . 115 Ragsdale. Terry ... 133 Raine. Lamont ... 115 Rainey. Nashelle . . . 133 Ranson. Kiesha ... 31. 133 Ray. Jim ... 25. 93 Ray. Teresa ... 105 Raystol, Tuaana ... 22 Record. Daniel ... 28. 29, 36, 57, 82. 105, 156 Record, Sarah . . 133 Redi. Nicole ... 123 Reed. Fredrick ... 133 Reed. Hattie ... 115 Reed. Jennifer ... 133 Reed. Kevin ... 123 Reed. Walter ... 115 Rees. Caroline . . . 24, 31. 98. 101. 105. 159 Reid. Nicole ... 28, 29. 37 Reiger. Pamela ... 133 Renee. Debbie ... 71, 75 Resnover, William . . . 133 Reynolds. Nicole . . . 133 Richards, Jacqueline ... 133 Richardson, Deborah ... 28. 29. 105 Richardson, Denise . . . 28. 29, 123 Richardson. Dennis . . . 39. 123 Richardson, Katrina . . . 27. 133 Richardson. Regina . . . 35. 105 Richter, Randall 38, 39. 77. 106 Riensche, Tom ... 72. 78. 80, 90. 93 Rife. Adhanne ... 40, 133 Riffel, Christopher . . . 35 Riggins, David . . . 67. 123 Riggs, Adrian ... 115 Riley. Martha ... 28, 29. 123 Ring. Gene ... 93, 148 Ripplaires ... 28 Ripples ... 14 Ritchie. Kimberly . . . 34. 115 Rivers. James ... 115 Roberts. Melissa . . . 133 Roberts, Rhonda . . . 123 Roberts, Timothy . . . 72, 115 Robertson, Chris . . . 107 Robertson, Cynthia . . . 35, 52 Robertson, Nicole 32, 33, 107 Robey. Jeri ... 63, 81, 123 Robey, Shirley ... 93 Robinson, Anthony . . . 133 Robinson, April ... 115 Robinson, Cher . . . 123 Robinson, Gerald . . . 38, 39 Robinson, Jeffrey . . . 31, 34. 72, 73, 115, 148 Robinson. Josette . . . 123 Robinson, Michael . . . 21, 60, 68, 113, 115 Robinson, Paschal . . . 133 Robinson, Tonya . . . 123 Rockingham, Derrick ... 123 Rockingham. Dewaun ... 133 Rockistrom, Ingrid . . . 31. 40. 113, 123 Rodman, Michael ... 8, 26, 27, 31. 107 Roe, Michelle ... 123 Roettger. Susan ... 28, 29. 32, 107 Rogers, Brenda ... 115 Rogers. Daniel ... 133 Rogers. Michael . . . 133 Rogers. Michael ... 72, 115 Rolle. Hilda ... 93 Rolle. John ... 133 Romeiser. Barbara . . . 93 Romero. Maida . . . 38. 39. 123 Roney. Kevin ... 80 Roney. Michael .32 Roney. Michele . . . 26, 32, 40, 123 Rose, Tonya .32 Ross, Latonya ... 32 Ross. Latonya . . . 123 Ross, Robert ... 133 Ross, Shannon ... 106 ROTC ... 38 Roundtree, Lonnie . . . 26. 133, 147 Rowley, Orville . . . 106 Rowley, Phillip ... 115 Royle. Krista ... 40, 106 Royston, Tjuana . . . 123 Ruby, Ellen ... 14 Ruby. John ... 29, 40, 41, 83, 123, 158 Russell, Nathaniel . . . 133 Rust, Brian ... 133 Rust, Michelle ... 32, 33, 57, 106. 133 Rutledge, Dollie ... 35 Sadd, Liem ... 31 Salyers. Christopher . . . 133 Sayles, Benjamin . . . 124 Samuel, Marcel ... 31, 35 Sanders, Amon ... 123 Sanders, Antoinette . . 133 Sanders, Daisy ... 23 33, 115, 149, 146 Sanders, Donnell . . 123 Sanders, Everett ... 35 115 Sanders, Laquinda . . 115 Sanders, Markeetha . . 133 Sanders, Sarai ... 27 123 Sanders, Shelanda . . 34 Sanders, Shawndolyn ... 115 San Miguel, Elizabeth ... 15, 16, 20, 23 Satterfield, Carla . . 115 Satterfield, Carletta . . 115 Satterfield, Jennifer . . 23, 33, 34. 115, 75 Satterfield, Sheri . . 123 Satterfield, Yvette 35, 106 Saunders, David . . 115 Saunders, Trina . . . 123 Sawyer, Albert . . . 133 Savage, Stuart ... 133 Sayles. Benjamine . . 67 Schilling. Monica . . 133 Schlegal. Charles . . 31,32,36,40,57,64,78 82, 97, 106, 107, 123 Schloss, Laura ... 14 Surely veteran manager Eric Otto, senior, wouldn ' t be spiking the Gatorade . . . 30, 31, 64, 80, 81. 124. 148, 146 Schroder, Roger ... 72, 93 Schulz, James ... 3 Schultz. Jesse . . . 133 Schweigel, Jennifer . . . 106 Scott, Paula ... 115 Scott, Terri ... 106 Scruggs, Corey ... 115, 76 Scruggs. TaMarr . . . 124 Scruggs, Wayne . . . 133 Sears, Candace ... 124 Seay, Roderick . . . 60, 98, 108 Sechest, DeeDee . . . 116 Sechrest, Denneda . . . 116 Segal. Elliot ... 79 Seidensticker, Chaoch ... 57, 103, 108, 116 Seniors ... 96 Senior Cabinet ... 32 Seubert, Susan ... 36 Sexton, Drucinda . . . 133 Sexton, Kristen . . . 124 Shabaxx. Baari . . . 133 Shadday, Angela . . . 133 Shadday. Robert . . . 124 Sharp, Elizabeth . . . 133 Sharpe, Melbra ... 39, 133, 75 Shaw, John . . . 133 Shea, Jennifer . . . 107, 108 Shelman, Walter ... 72, 115, 148, 145, 146 Sheperd, Amy ... 133 Shepherd, Lashawna ... 124 Sherels, Raquel . . . 133 Sherels, Tonya ... 34 Sherels, Wilson ... 124 Sherman, Angela . . . 133 Sherrell, Teia ... 28, 29, 124 Shields, Joyce . . . 133 Shifer, Sagi ... 30, 31, 36, 116 Shillman, Holly ... 108 Shillman, Lisa . . . 27, 133 Shipley, Erin ... 6, 26, 27, 82, 98, 108, 148 Short, Johnny ... 124 Short, Taquita ... 116 Shoup, Katherine ... 8, 29, 40. 64.80. 81, 123. 124, 146 Showalter, Nancy . . . 91 Sieck, Leah ... 133 Simmons, Richard . . . 116 Sims, Dan . . . 133 Sims, Donna ... 1 Sipes, Darlene ... 93 Sipes, Pat ... 24, 124 Sircy, Dori ... 26, 124 Sirka, William ... 93 Skehan, Jennifer . . . 31, 32, 108, 149 Skehan, Robert ... 22, 82, 124 Skok, Peggy ... 91, 93 Slaughter, Ronnetta . . . 27, 133 ■ Sloan, Amy ... 29, 1 16 Sloan, Angela . . . 133 Sloan, Merrie ... 28, 29, 124 Smith, Anita . . . 133 Smith, Aratha ... 93 Smith, Charisma . . . 124 Smith, Christopher . . . 124 Smith, Domon . . . 67, 133 Smith, David . . . 67. 124 Smith, Edward ... 133 Smith, Eric ... 116 Smith, Erik ... 124 Smith, Eugene ... 116 Smith, Gregory . . . 124 Smith, Jeffrey ... 124 Smith, Kurt ... 80, 1 16 Smith, Lacendra . . . 133 Smith, LaDonna ... 1 16 Smith, La Tanya . . . 133 Smith, Leigh ... 93 Smith, Monique . . . 33, 34, 35, 70 Smith, Nicole A. ... 124 Smith, Ronique ... 116 Smith, Ryan ... 23, 31, 40. 68, 78 Smith, Samuel . . . 124 Smith, Sean . . . 133 Smith, Stacy ... 108 Smith, Tammi . . . 23, 70, 124 Smith, Terria . . . 39, 133 Smith, Von ... 133 Smith-Vance, Mary . . . 35, 93 Sneed, Siria ... 134 Snorten. Darice . . . 80, 116 Snow, Donielle . . . 134 Soccer ... 68 Softball ... 78 Sophomores ... 118 Soukup, Gabriel ... 134 Southall, Janice ... 1 16 Southard, Sheri ... 60 Southern, Leslie . . . 28, 29, 52, 116, 149 Spanish Club ... 31 Spaulding, Fayone . . . 116 Spaulding, Gerald . . . 80 Spaulding, Lawrence ... 124 Spaulding, Michael . . . 26, 27, 38, 131, 134 Spaulding, Tracy . . . 31, 32, 36, 40, 109 Spearman, Angela . . . 31, 40, 134 Spears, Danny ... 134 Spears, Dianna . . . 34, 116 Speech Club ... 37 Spells, Anthony . . . 103, 108 Spells, David ... 32, 124 Spells, Kenneth ... 116 Spells, Ramona . . . 26, 124 Spells, Sharon ... 107, 108 Spencer, Jerry ... 75 Sperlik, Kirsten ... 108 Spirit ... 84 Spitler, Kriste ... 134 Spivey, Joereather . . . 124 Stage Crew ... 21 Stahl, Christopher . . . 134 Stansberry, LaShawana ... 80 Stansberry, Monica . . . 51 Stark, Angela . . . 134 Starkley, Latherine . . . 80 Stattman, Marisa ... 31 Steeb, Otis ... 116 Steffey, Graig ... 134 Stern, Christopher . . . 77, 80, 148 Stevens, Bridgette . . . 124 Stevens, Jessica . . . 124 Stevenson, Deatra . . . 116 Stewart, Donnie ... 134 Stewart, Eddie ... 102, 108 Stewart, Norman ... 93 Stinson, Sonya ... 134 Stokley, Kimberly . . . 23, 32, 33, 42, 108, 149 Stokes, Antionette . . . 134 154 Index Stone, Kathy ... 57, 134 Stone, Joyce ... 124 Stone, Melinda . . . 134 Stone, Shannon ... 15 Stoner, Terineka ... 39, 134 Storreh, Malina . . . 124 Strauss, Diane ... 91, 93 Strayhorn, Mary ... 93 Strong, Jason . . . 38, 39, 77, 116 Student Council ... 32 Sullivan, Christopher ... 22, 40, 58, 124 Sullivan, Heather ... 4, 40, 124 Summer Weekends . . . 4 Summers, Robert 94 Sutrice, Andrea ... 116 Swallender, Andrew . . . 32. 40, 82, 83. 88, 99, 103, 108 Swan, Katina . . . 134 Swango, Susan ... 134 Swegman, Charolette ... 134 Swimming ... 77 Talison, Michelle . . . 116 Talley. Michelle ... 134 Talley, Stephen . . . 47, 93, 94 152 Tardy, Frank ... 134, 76 Tardy, Marvin J. . . . 52, 67 Tate, Anna ... 34, 116 Taylor, David ... 124 Taylor, Ernest ... 134 Taylor, Michelle . . . 134 Taylor, Tasha . . . 35, 116 Taylor, William . . . 72, 116 Teahue, Wendy ... 116 Tennis ... 82 Terry, Cessha ... 124 Thacker, Antonio 134 Thao, Ai ... 116 Thao, Mailee ... 134 Thao, meng ... 71 Thao, Pa ...71, 124,75 Thespians ... 20 Thomas, James ... 1 16 124 1 16 Thomas, Jamie . . . 67, Traynor, Paul . . . 44, Walsh, Rachel ... 17, 72, 124 56, 116 116 Thomas, Jesse J. ... Traylor, Wendy ... 116 Ward, Kavan ... 124 134 Tremain, John ... 93 Warriner, Sarah . . . 29, Thomas, Jose ph . . . Trice, Eneque ... 108 124 107 Triplet, Marietta ... 134 Washington, Ronald . . . Thomas, Katrina . . . Tubbs. Clarisa ... 31 , 124 116 f£fKJlA Thomas. Lakisha . . . 102, 108 Washington. Marcus Tucker, DesHawn . . . ... 67, 148, 80 124 124 Washington, Ylonda . . . Thomas, Rhonda . . . Tucker, William ... 1 16 80 116 Turner, Billy . . . 124 Waterman, Shannon . . . Thomas, Stacie . . . 124 Turner, Renee . . . 28, 116, 134 Thomas, Vincent . . . 29. 124 Watford, Kelly ... 124 34, 116 Turner, Shelley ... 134 Watford, Lori ... 116 Thomas, Vencent . . . Twyman, Twana . . . Watkins, DeBorah . . . 72 124 124 Thompson, Daens . . . Tyler, Shannon ... 71, Watson, Karen ... 116 116 134 Watson, Jim ... 108 Thompson, Darrell . . . Tyler, Terry . . . 124 Watson, Thomas . . . 116 Tyson, Connita . . . 124 134 Thompson, Kimberly Tyson, Kisha ... 124 Watts, Leslie ... 44 ... 34, 116 Watts, Jabber ... 124 Thompson, Miesha . . . Watts, Leslie ... 44, 52, 34 • 124 Thompson, Ronnita . . . s Weathers, Albert . . . 38, 38, 124 124 Thompson, Thomas . . . Webb, Kimberly ... 1 16 116 Clrbelz, Miquel ... 30, Webster, Candace . . . Thornton, Michael . . . 36, 108 34 116 Webster, Darlene . . . Thruston, Nichelle . . . 116, 35 31, 40, 124 Webster, Jaletha . . . Thuer, Elizabeth . . . s 135 134 Webster, Kelli ... 29, Thurman, Carolyn . . . 108 134 Valentine, Jerry . . . 134 Webster, Kristopher . . . Thurman. Donnell . . . Vandenbark, Judith . . . 26, 27, 125 67, 108, 76 93 Webster, Sherri ... 125 Tillman, Gregory . . . Van Deusen, Sarah . . . Weichert, Margaret . . . 124 57, 156, 159 32, 36, 40, 57, 108 Timberlake, Jeannie . . . Vangiodsenhoven, Els Weidenbener, Jeffrey 34, 108 ... 17, 20, 22, 23, 30, ... 116 Timberlake, Kerrie . . . 31 Wells, Keith ... 135 134 Van Hoy, Linda ... 24, Wells, Michael ... 26, Timberlake, Wilbert . . . 93 27, 125 134 Van Loon, Mick ... 24, Wentworth, Clinton . . . Tinker, Tikilia . . . 134 30, 31, 56, 108 125 Todd, Phyllis ... 93 Van Riper, Edward . . . Westbrook, Terri . . . Toliver, Juanita ... 39 57, 134 116 Tompkins, Carolyn . . . Vargo, Barbara ... 93 Wharton, William . . . 124 Vaughn, Daria . . . 34, 135 Tompkins, Denetta . . . 116 Whisler, Eric ... 125 33 Vea, Rosemary ... 134 White, Elizabeth . . . Torke, Kurt ... 28. 31, Verplank, Janice . . . 70, 116 116 93 White, Jauvana ... 31, Townsend, Katrina . . . Verplank, Tom . . . 74, 34, 116 124 80, 75 White, Kelishana ... 3, Townsley, Thomas . . . Vibert, Sherri ... 134 26, 135 116 Village Vibes ... 10 White, Lee ... 116 Track ... 80 Vinson, Brandy ... 134 White, Lynna . . . 32, Travel Club ... 22 Volleyball ... 70 33, 109 Traylor, Christine . . . 0 White, Margaret ... 135 White, Molly ... 116 White, Natalie ... 116 White. Rhonda ... 34, Pj Z ' v% s 117 White, Torrey ... 125 Walker, Brian ... 35, Whitfield, Carole ... 27, 116 108 Walker, Bryant ... 32, Whitfield, Odell ... 117 49, 79, 108, 148, 76 Whitfield, Tannesha . . . Walker, Clifford ... 116 135 ' Walker, Dawn ... 35, Whitney, Delicia . . . 40, 108 71, 135 Walker, Kimberly Whitt, Michael ... 125 124 Wilburn, Nicole ... 125 Walker, Michele ... 134 Wigley, Jennifer . . . 135 Wallace, Shonvella . . . Wilde, Jason ... 135 27, 124 Wiley, Melvie . . . 135 Wallihan. Christina . . . Wiley, Teresa ... 117 Wilkins, Kimberly 80, 125 Who was that masked Williams, Antonio . . . man? Sophomore Alec 67. 125 ' Jr . Cicak dons his super Williams, Angela . . . 34, glasses for x-ray vision. 117 Williams, Cecelia . . . 117 Williams, Charene . . . 117 Williams, Gerald ... 77, 117, 151 Williams, Jackie . . . 117 Williams, James ... 26, 27, 29, 67, 125 Williams, Jennifer ... 8, 30, 31, 40, 41, 57, 125, 146 Williams, Karla ... 13, 29, 117 Williams, Katlin ... 8 Williams, Laveen . . . 125 Williams, Lavon ... 1 17 Williams, Marc ... 135 Williams, Matthew . . . 135 Williams, Nicole ... 135 .Williams, T. ... 117 Williams, Tracy . . . 38, 125 Williams, Tony . . . 67, 76 Williams, Troy . . . 72, 73 Williams, Virginia 135 Williamson, Ann ... 93 Williamson, Matthew ... 135 Williamson, Michelle ... 125 Wills, Cutina ... 135 Wills, Deven ... 67, 125, 76 Wills, Norman ... 35 Wills, Sheresa ... 27, 135 Wilson, Alyce ... 93 Wilson, Angela ... 117 Wilson, Brian ... 8, 26, 27, 117 Wilson, Corrie ... 91 Wilson, Damien ... 135 Wilson. David ... 31, 117 Wilson, Diana ... 28, 29, 38, 117, 149 Wilson, Dionne . . . 80, 117 Wilson, Erika ... 28, 85, 125 Wilson, Ernie . . . 135 Wilson, Jamont ... 76 Wilson, Kim ... 125 Wilson, Merryn ... 4, 5, 23, 24, 25, 108 Wilson, Pamela ... 113, 117 Wilson, Paula ... 27, 125 Wilson, Tamara . . . 135 Wilson, Trenton . . . 22, 125 Winston, Ernie ... 39 Winston, Jacqueline . . . 117 Withers, Chip ... 125 Wojciehowski. Karl . . . 82, 117 Wojciehowski, Timothy ... 13, 16, 17, 20, 23 Wolf, Sylvia ... 93 Woodland, Gina . . . 28, 117 Wooden, Lenore ... 1 17 Wooden, Leon ... 117 Woodruff, Anthony . . . 125 Woods, Latham ... 1 17 Woods, Monica ... 125 Woody, John ... 93 Wortman, Rachelle . . . 135 Wrestlettes ... 146, 147 Wrestling ... 76 Wright, Anthony . . . 117 Wright, Jeanine . . . 28, 109 Wright, Nicole ... 28, 117 Wright, Norman ... 29, 117 Wright, Quintella ... 93 Wright, Steven ... 39, 135 Wrigley, Jenny ... 31 Wynant, Michelle 135 Wynn, Deborah ... 9, 109, 159 Wynn, Kent ... 117 Yant, Molly ... 125 Yates, Charles . . . 22, 31, 40, 67, 78, 79, 125 Yingi, Kimberly ... 31 , 135 Young, Casandra . . . 125 Young, Doris ... 93 Young, Juanita ... 117 Young, Kimberly . . . 117 Young, Sean ... 125 Young, Tracy ... 34 Zajac, Melissa . . . 125 Zimmer, Steven ... 125 ADVERTISERS ' INDEX American United Life ... 138 Artifacts ... 140 APT ... 142 Atlas Super Market . . . 141 Balloons a Bloomin ' . . . 140 Bokay Florist ... 141 Buddenbaum Construc- tion ... 142 Centers for Humanities and Performing Arts . . . 143 Chelsea ' s ... 140 DECA ... 143 The Jazz Cooker . . . 141 Jostens ... 139 Kids ' Ink ... 141 Kinney Dancewear . . . 141 McNamara Florist . . . 136 Prestige Portraits . . . 137 Royle Attic Antiques ... 141 Swensen ' s ... 140 Index 155 Encores Perched on the piano bench, Dan Record, senior, poses for the photogra- pher. Visual arts students Eric Huffman, sophomore and Aaron France, sopho more, spruce up village store fronts for the holidays. Walkabout student Sarah VanDeusen, junior, reads a story to her kindergar deners. 156 Closing Closing 157 Sophomore John Ruby displays per- fect posture while junior Matt Maybury prefers the slouch look while at Leader- ship VI. They just don ' t get much cooler than Collin Mulvany. sophomore. Buddies, pals, amigos, friends: sopho- q. more FHalani Alexander and senior J Marianne Laughlin stroll down the s; street after an OBRC rehearsal. 158 Closing (Z Cofefon Volume 63 of the Riparian yearbook was print- ed by Josten ' s. Five hundred copies of this 160- page book were printed for a cost over $13,500. The cover was designed by Karen Martin, Jos- ten ' s representative, and Jennifer Buddenbaum. The color of the cover is Nighthawk with gold foil lettering. The book contained nine pages of full color. Endsheets were sky blue. Korinna was selected for type — 12 point body copy and 10 point caption copy. Headlines were 42 point for main heads and 24 point for sub-heads. St M Jennifer Buddenbaum Editor in Chief Eric Jackson Activities Editor Alexander Cicak Sports Editor Jennifer Marcum Co-Sports Editor Kate Bedwell Curriculum Editor Betsy Noyes Co-Curriculum Editor Tracy Pfingston Magnet Editor Marianne Laughlin Senior Section Emily Essenberg Underclassmen Section David Blackwell Mini-Mag Jennifer Dalton Advertising Debbie Wynn Advertising Caroline Rees General Staff Maureen Lindsey General Staff Oleric Montgomery General Staff Sarah VanDeusen General Staff Mary Lee Pappas Photography Editor Marquita Freeman Photographer Pat Sipes Photographer Russell Johnson Photographer Derek Payne Photographer Emil Klein Photographer Mary Nicolini Adviser Karen Martin Josten ' s Representative Closing 159 What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning. 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