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

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Row 1 SARA ANN THORNBURG — Riparian Staff ' 43; Radio Workshop ' 44. Effervescent, energetic, enticing. MARGARET TUTROW — Horseback-riding Club ' 41, ' 42; Spanish Club ' 42, ' 44; Riparian ' 41, ' 43; Annual Staff ' 43. Real cute and awfully sweet, the type of girl you like to meet. HELEN TYRIE — Horseback Riding Club ' 42, ' 43; Spanish Club ' 43, ' 44; Cozy Hour ' 41, ' 44; Riparian Agent ' 42, ' 43. Nice to know — ' cause she ' s naturally nice. LORRAINE ULRICH— Annual Staff ' 44; Ripples ' 41; Art Salon ' 41, ' 42, ' 43; Horseback Riding Club ' 42, ' 43. Always bright, never dim, full of pep, vigor and vim. JANE VAN METER — Orchestra ' 43, ' 44; Ripples ' 40, ' 41, ' 43, ' 44; String Ensemble ' 42; Girl Reserves ' 40. When it comes to music, Jane is tops. Row 2 GLENDA ROSE VAUGHN — National Honor Society ' 43, ' 44; Riparian ' 43, ' 44; Latin Club ' 43, ' 44. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. FRED VERDEROSA — Honor Society; Latin Club ' 43, ' 44; Ripples ' 44; Senior Play. Suave Fred, the possessor of black wavy hair and intriguing eyes. MARJORIE WALKER — Spanish Club ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Cozy Hour ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Draclu ' 42, ' 43. Happy-go-lucky Margie has brought four years of joy to Ripple. MAURICE WALKER — Doing his bit for Uncle Sam down on the farm. CHRISTINE WEAVER- -Riparian ' 43, ' 44; Ripples ' 40; Annual Staff ' 44; Orange Aid. Chris the gal with scads of friends. Row 3 MILTON K. WHEELER— Orchestra ' 43, ' 44; String Ensemble ' 43. A little mischief, now and then, is relished by the best of men. BETTY JOYCE WHITE— Ripples ' 44, Athletics. Victory Booth ' 42, ' 43, ' 44, Riding Club ' 42, ' 43. Not too serious, not too gay. A true blue girl in every way. HILDA CAROLYN WILLIAMS — Choir ' 43, Annual ' 44, Draclu ' 42. Hilly ' s bright eyes and animated smile make her everybody ' s pal. JAMES E. ZERVAS— Honor Society, Ripples ' 3, ' 44, Ripple Salon ' 43, Oratorical Contest ' 44, Senior Play. His brain is keen, his judgment sound — In his mind great ideas abound. Not pictured — MARGARET MARONEY and MARTHA RADABAUGH. Members of the class who have entered the service and are not pictured here: Charles Clark and Robert Pagel. Graduates of August, 1943 — Paul Coble, Norma List, Robert Christena, Dorothy D avies, Edgar Steinecker, Donald Foxworthy. Um ANN THORNBURG MAB6ARET TUTROW HELEN TYRIE iOHRAINE yifilCH JANE VAN METER ' !m i GLENDA ROSE VAUGHN IREO VERDEROSA MARJORIE V ALKER MAURICE WALKER CHRISTINE WEAVER] MILTON WHEELEB BETTY JOYCE WHITE HILDA WILLIAMS JAMES ZERVAS 23

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Row 1 LEVA M. SEARS — Librarian ' 43; Cozy Hour ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Play and Style Show ' 43. Soft spoken Leva has a friendly smile for all. MERRALD SHRADER — Vice-president of Honor Society ' 43, ' 44; Radio Workshop ' 43, ' 44; P. A. System ' 43, ' 44; treasurer of Senior Class ' 44. His .-ncchanical mind focuses behind the scenes of every Ripple activity. JACK SILER — Summer school will bring an end to Jack ' s high school days. GRACE SIMPSON — Spanish Club ' 43, ' 44; Ripples ' 41, ' 42, ' 43; Orchestra ' 41, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Orange Aid Council ' 42. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. JAMES SMILEY — Band. The name fits this smiling summer school grad. Row 2 JEAN SMITH — Band ' 43, ' 44; Orchestra ' 43; Ripples ' 43, ' 44; Music Festival ' 43. Friendly to one, friendly to all. ROBERT SMITH — Choir ' 43; Spanish Club Officer ' 44; Ripples ' 44. His feet start tapping with the downbeat. ROBERT STADLER — Golden Singers and Choir ' 41, ' 44; Ripples ' 42, ' 44; Operetta ' 42, ' 43; Orchestra ' 41, ' 43. Ripple ' s own Frank Sinatra. GENE STARK — President of Draclu ' 43, ' 44; Spanish Club ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Radio Workshop ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Riparian ' 42, ' 43, ' 44. Dramatic ability plus a pleasing voice. ROSE MARIE STEINBACH— Rosie is an ardent Ripple booster Drum Majorette ' 40, ' 41, ' 42, Head ' 43; Student Director of Senior Play ' 44; Draclu ' 44; Annual ' 42, ' 43. KOW i JAMES STEPHENS — Honor Society, Band, Orchestra. An accelerated course will make Jim ' s high school course complete in summer school KATHLEEN Y. STEWART— Majorette ' 43, ' 44; Ripples ' 40, ' 42. As merry as the day is long. LLOYD STUMP — Basketball ' 43, ' 44; Corridor Monitor ' 43, ' 44. Science is the tool of all true thinkers. JOHN WILLIAM TALBOTT — Football ' 42; Basketball ' 42; Corridor Monitor ' 43. Take life easy, that ' s my motto. JOSEPHINE TAYLOR — Draclu ' 43, ' 44; Riparian ' 42, ' 43; Librarian ' 42; Debate Club ' 43. Quiet, mild, and unassuming; never assertive or presuming. HELEN JEAN SMITH RflBERT SMITH ROBERT STADLER GENE STARK ROSE MARIE STEINBACK JAMES STEPHENS KATHLEEN STEWART LOYO STUMP 22 JOHN W. TALBOTT JOSEPHINE TAYLOR

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HOME ROOMS 210 AND 121 Row 1 — R. Hadley, R. Gates, R. Bern- loehr, M. Meihsner, J. Mentis, M. L. Overbey, J. Parkhurst, C. McCullough, J. Williams, E. Maxwell, B. Lagan, J. Huff. Row 2 — V. Day, E. Kline, J. Doe, T. Allebrandi, M. Duke, E. Wooden, M. I, Pollard, R. Smock, B. Weyer, A. Bain, B. Green, D. Frazier, J. Humphries. Row 3 — B. Hoover, L. Walker, H. E. Newport, J. O ' Malley, G. L. Rose, W. Snyder, R. Pavey, T. McGoldrick, R. Nohr, R. Ruth. J. Moser, J. Lawson. Row 4 — J. Jones, S. Dodd, L. Heck, D. Kriplen, R. An- derson, R. Elliott, J. Galbreath, R. Gaubatz. HOME ROOMS 212 AND 122 Row 1 — R. Dellen, J. Cox, D. Boelle, J. Millis, W. MacDougall, F. Mount, R. Lee. Row 2 — D. Hamant, D. Dice, R. Deming, R. Slavens, M. Layton, L Layton, B. Wendt, D. Mohr, C. Lowe. Row 3 — M. Dooley, F. Emery, C. Dugdale, M. Finehout, B. Delong, J. Marshall, J. Goodman. Row 4 — J. Givens, B. Cummings, J. Hanley, R. Dunham, J. Guyot. Row 5 — F. Fults, R. H. Dille, D. Estridge, J. Hammond, C. K. Vaughn, M. Parrish, J. Pedlow, M. Schafer, E. Pangborn, J. Lohr. 24