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

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K. V. A. — A VITAL PART OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE Kindly, vigorous, ambitious, are ad- jectives that well describe the man of the hour at Broad Ripple, Karll Von Ammerman. Principal of our school for over two decades, he is outstand- ing example of our motto, Broader, Richer, Human Service. THE MAN BEHIND THE SCENES Our cordial, efficient vice-principal. Deftly manipulating the many strings attached to the inner work- ings of Broad Ripple, he is responsible for, among other things, the smooth running routine of extra-curricular ac- tivities. A SUMMONS TO THE OFFICE Checking absences, summoning stu- dents to the office, issuing part time excuses — all these are just a minute part of a hard-working office force ' s duties. 12

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f ' mpie C ducut LIBERAL ARTS TEACHERS Seated, front to back — Mr. Beckley, Mrs. Arnold, Mr. Beaman, Mr. Winger, Mr. Weigel. Row 2 — Miss Moreil- lon, Miss Randall, Mrs. Wamsley, Mr. Dunkin. Row 3 Miss Mooney, Mrs. Stuart, Miss Lane, Miss Will. Row 4 — Miss Roberts, Miss Colsher, Mrs. Richardson, Miss Carter. Standing — Mrs. Herin, Mrs. Priest. Not pic tured — Miss Connor, Miss Coombs, Miss Schumache Miss Johnson. i.i -- SCIENCE TEACHERS Seated, front to back. Row 1 — Mr. McGhehey, Mr. Lee, Mr. Newsum, Mr. Baird, Mr. Peters. Row 2 — Mr. Thomas, Miss Schaufler, Mrs. Anderson, Miss West. Row 3 — Miss Apostol, Mr. Cooksey, Mr. Diederich, Miss King. Row 4 — Mr. Harvey, Mr. Esten, Mr. Lefforge, Mr. Wann. ■ W S 13