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

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GROUP I Row 1 J. Schloot, B. Watts, M. York, A. Robinson, W. Smith, B. Earle, W. Steck, R. Schweinsberger, B. Parke Row 2 J. Cline, R. Thrasher, B. Parke, L. Grimme, J. Smith, N. Wann, P. Yount, H. Young, V. Hartman, J. Nau Row 3 V. Van Meter, B. Mayhew, K. Wes tphal, D. Evans Row 4 H- Morehouse. G. Westfall, H. Hershberger, B. Harrison, R, Sutoi B. Reckert,-D. Lukenbill. R. Klinefelter, P. Wolfgang, R. Wire, R. Soots, R. Fickenworth, R. Ridenour U N D E R G R i GROUP II Row I J. Bodenhamer, T. Soots, B. Willson, B. Gaumer, C. Petty, C. Smith, De Von McMurray •• Row 2 M. Grimme, M. Hoover, E. Hutzler, P. Nieman, R. Greek, J. Wood, A. J. Leaman, D. Roark, W. Hubbs, C. Miller, J. Sampson, B. Go(T Row 3 R. Waggoner, G. Scott, R. Christy, W. Williams. M. Adams, E. WeddcU, E. Barnett, R. Stewart, N. Tlall, A. Adams, A. Perry, C. Ellis Row 4 J Glaubke, R. Sallee, J. York. A. Friedrich, L. Markle, D. Wil- liams. R. Leverenz. W. Cromley, . Hadley, W. Grace, B. Earle

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19 3 9 tne winning toucKdown -our pride when our president, Vance Wilkinson, placed us in state athletic ranks. That was the year we received our charter from the National Honor Society; the year transfers arrived by the dozen, the year that Commencement made us feel the first shadows of leaving Broad Ripple. Vacation again ; then Senior dignity. We returned to the actual sounds of Duilding - ' a dream come true. Proudly we entered into our final enjoy- ment. One more fall of football games and wiener roasts ; another winter of classes and parties and high school happiness; and then the Spring, when the high walls of the new building laid new shadows on our campus; when our thoughts turned to the outdoors, to baseball, to track; when Commencement was suddenly a thing of the present. Senior credits, schol- arship examinations, the Yearbook, the Senior Play, Mothers ' Tea, Class Day -Graduation I Today, we leave Broad Ripple. It is ready for great achievements; and we, too, must go on. But in return for what we have found here, we leave something of ourselves --in traditions to be kept, in ideals to be met. W e have seen hundreds where there were dozens. We have seen depart- ments where there were single classes. W e have seen great walls rise where there were no walls, and we have retained the spirit that we found. W e point with pride to— the new Broad Ripple.

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D U A T E S GROUP IV Row 1 M. McCarty, B. Beaver, B. Bleeke, M. Rader, D. Taylor, R. Apple- gate, C. D. Garriott Row 2 M. Stadler, M. L. Michael, W. Gait, J. Mawson, M. A. McLaugh- lin, E-Lukenbiil, P. Million, J. Hartzell, M. Pollard Row 3 D. List, B. Bowers, A. Harlan, G. Reid, M BUke4lee, E.JDieck- raan, F. Rybolt, P. McKinley, I. Ware, J. McGhehey, B. Wooden, J. Taylor Row 4 H. Pollock, W. Musgrave, A. Moore, J. Buckles, F. DeNoon, H. Piatt, R. M. Ralph, B. Darr, C. Noble, N. Gammon, D. Marsh, R, Buses, M. King, V. Conrad, E. Brennan Row 5 D. Wiley, G. Sowers, J. Cohee. M. E. Davis, Helen Armantrout, Helena Armantrout, J. McClure, J. Consonery, R. Newby, R. Templeton, K. Barker, R. Stanley, S. Flack, H. Eaton R. Bruner, E. Murray, G Barron, M Wetmore GROUP III Row 1 L. Lowe, L. Robinson, M. M. Smith, B. Kountz, F. Ashley, C. Roark, T. Caroselli, M. Rhine, C. Marsh, M. Schweinsberger, M. Turney, J. Gass, B. Harwell Row 2 M. M. Miller, A. Drew, J. Risley, B. Allen, D. Baker, J. Ryan, M. Dickson, E. Buses, B. Hunter, H, Riley, B. J. Osterheld, R. Ware Row 3 R. Reed, D. Cherry, P. Jackson, B. Taylor, B. Henderson, N. Gentry, H. Powell, J. Dawson, M. J. WUUamson, A- Bishopi V. Millis, M. Robertson, M. Brooks, B. Sheen, M. Elliott, M. A. Deupree Row 4 M. Unversaw, G. Pressel, JL Brown, B. Reeve, W. Jackson, J. VanMeter, D. Hyde, L. Clark, B. Wendling, E. Grey, H. Ander- son, D. Minnick Row 5 C. Baker, H. Talbott, L. O ' Brien, M JJemp, D. Hanna, W. Bur- rows, G. Taylor, W. Laycock, R. Pennington, G. Cornelius, M. Kelly, M. McClain, E. Alexander, H. Noon • —