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

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Nineteen Thirty-Seven Thirty-one Harold Ross: John Milton wrote ' Lycidas ' in honor of King Edward (Edward King.) Henry Day: Indian women in insulated Alaska buy the latest style of clothing. Bradley Reid: I would por- tray Macbeth trembling as though he had the pleurisy. XXX Virginia Hartman thinks a vet- erinary is a hospital for veterans. XXX Phyllis Pennington: Shakes- peare loafed at the Barmaid Tav- ern. (She meant Mermaid.) Kiger Co. 113 S. Pennsylvania St. SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT • • Spencer s 5610 North Illinois Street • , W P , JhiL (B wojcL fiipplsL Parent-Teachers ' Association During 1936-1937 1 . Has held regular informational and in- spirational meetings. 2. Has promoted every enterprise of the high school. 3. Has made costumes for pupils in oper- etta. 4. Has made robes for Broad Ripple choir. 5. Has started funds for an Indiana divi- sion of the high school library. 6. Has been active in promoting the new building developments of the school. ysjptT

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Thirty THE RIPARIAN ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ Broad Ripple Sporting Goods Store BICYCLES RENTED 25 Cents Per Hour o o o H. H. (Dutch) BEHRENT 803 East 63rd Street Washington 1133 The Tri-Art Press L. W. BRUMMIT, President PRINTERS PUBLISHERS We Print the Broad Ripple High School Newspaper 402-403 Printcraft Building 225 N. New Jersey St. Phone Lincoln 7774 IF YOU WERE DEAF, YOU ' D KNOW THEM BY You dope — Tom Hines. But, gee, kid — Betty Hartzell. Well — — Margaret McAnally. You see it tends to — — Vir- ginia Menikheim. Now, you people — — Miss Carter. Oh, crudge — James Shannon. So help me, I ' ll buy him a new fender — Bob Quillin. I ' ll clean his clock — Max Shel- harm. That test took me into camp —Harold Ross. Goody, goody, gumdrop — Dick .McCord. Oooh, my goodness — Miss King. Who ' s that blonde? — Don Fisher. , SLIPS THAT PASS IN CLASS Miss Sn yder: Define affecta- tion. B. Dawson: To use what you know too much in conversation is affection. • A Strong Substantial Business-Training School CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE • DANNER BROS. 5c-10c TO $1.00 STORE WASHINGTON 4342 6327 BELLEFONTAINE STREET rKsV JJ-

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Thirty-two THE RIPARIAN ▼ JENNIE H. COPELAND RILEY 1223 AETNA SCHOOL OF COMMERCE KRESGE BUIDING Stenography, Accounting, Ediphone, Secretarial English, Comptometry Main Cafe 941 E. 63rd Street DELICIOUS FOODS SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS A DREAM One night I dreamed a funny dream About the trees and snow and streams, And all the kinds of different things That only dreamland to me brings. The trees above, that stood aloft Were gingerbread, both brown and soft; The snow so white and clean and clear Was made of sugar all the year. The stream made up of many a creek V as all of syrup smooth and thick; The moon above so full and white Was made of cookies round and light. - 9 I wish these things would only stay The way I dreamed, for just a day. It would be such a funny treat To have the trees and moon to eat! DOROTHY NIEMAN. Scotten ' s C afeteria 5373 COLLEGE AVE. o o o We Appreciate Your Patronage o o o OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A.M.- 7:30 P. M. HUMBOLDT 5933 COMPLETE LINE OF NU-ENAMEL HAROLD F. WEINMANN BROAD RIPPLE APPLIANCE COMPANY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS . . . RANGES . . . WATER HEATERS . . . RADIOS WASHERS . . . IRONERS . . . SWEEPERS . . . CLOCKS . . . TOASTERS . . . ETC. Convenient Place to Pay all Utility Bills 909 Riviera Drive — Sixty-fourth and Bellefontaine Streets »■ V W w v v