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

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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

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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

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.«.• •, - 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