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

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The Near Great Only one year left! It doesn ' t seem possible. How could those three years pass so fast? The juniors are cer- tainly wasting none of that precious time. The class sponsors, directing the biggest junior class in Broad Rip- ple ' s history, have worked hard to keen the enthusiasm of this year ' s juniors high. Greg Smith, president, to- gether with the other officers, Beverly Grob, vice-pres- ident; Marcia Wells, secretary; and Ed Goss, treasurer, have done their part to make the juniors of 1947 the best ever. I! JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: M. Wells sec ' y-; E. Goss, treas.; G Smith, pres.; B. Grob, vice- pres. JUNIOR SPONSORS Left to Right: Mr. Surface, Miss Schumacher, Miss Coom bs, Mr. Baird.

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TO T I Rowl Frederick A. Whelchel — Fred is really handsome (but don ' t le thim hear you say it). Ripples, Music Festival, Spanish Club, Legion of Merit, Scrap Committee. Robert White — Prince Charming with a royal personality and a kingly smile. Band, Boy ' s Glee Club, Captain R. O. T. C, Operetta, Radio Workshop, Golf. Margaret Joyce Whited — Short in stature but long on brains and beauty. Spanish Club. Row 2 Dorothy Ann Wilcox — A charming smile, a luscious complexion, and a talent for getting grades — Dotty has them all. Biology Club, Honor Society, Legion of Merit. Carolyn Joyce Wilding — Jovial Joyce, an important import from Fort Wayne. T Arthur Williams — Art with his sheepish grin and many friends is one popular lad. Baseball. Betty Jo Wilson — She has that polished look that comes from good grooming. Don Wilson — Hazel brown eyes and a broad smile make for one loyal Ripplite. Legion of Merit, Intramural Basketball. R(m3 Dorothy Wilson — Likable Dot with her brown hair and gray eyes. Marilyn Jeanne Wilson — So pretty to walk with, and so witty to talk with. Latin Club, Spanish Club, Student Di- rector in Ripples, Operetta, Orange Aid Council, Riparian, Decoration Committee of Junior Class, Music Festival, Christmas Program. Ayleen L. Wright — Among the busiest, but always has time to say a pleasant word. Girl ' s Glee Club, Choir, Golden Singers, Music Festival, Operetta, Pres. of Latin Club, Vice Pres. of Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Riparian, Legion of Honor, D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. John S. Young — Quiet, but always ready with a quick smile. Intramural Basketball, Interclass Track Meet. Lewis E. Zink — Lewis has a carefree smile to match his personality. Track, Chemistry Club, Band, Latin Club. Not Pictured William Carr, Doris Howard, Joanne Lewis, Tom McGoidrick, Charies Miller, Jack Parrish, Ed Reed, RoBi RT Watson, Donald Yaryan.

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Gi ' owing Pains ' ' HOME ROOM 2 2 OB I ' -IKST HOW (I-. 1(1 U.); .1. Srluilrr, i:. S.uil, H. SlifiJliiMd. H. Smith, S. I ' li.vi.r. I). U.ilh, ' . SwfiTU ' y, M. Wells, 1 . Ydikit, J. Weiiuiiiinn, U. Vaughn. St:0 JNl) ROW: .1. Thompson, S. Ropil, .. Woods, M. .Sillinuin, S. Rob- inson, .1. Koetlgei-, 1). RoKPis. R. Kiui, M. RobertsuM, J. .S;iiBent, K. Wilson. •llllRn ROW: M. Speck, S. I ' oe, J. Rililu-v, M. Wells, K. Smith, A. Reeil. M. I ' uiily, H. SuilholT, J. York. h ' OUR ' I ' lI ROW: U. Winger, D. Young, ( ' . Reisser, R. Rtoddaril, D. Shelhovn. M. Pedlow, M. Sclioen, .1. I ' .-csok. I ' MKTIl R(iW: ,1. Rhine, M. Rankin, I!. Kichaiils, R. Urbauer, B. West, M. Slo.ni, S. SlatTonl, H. Sargeunt. SI .X ' I ' H R( IW: 1). Wmsler, K. Wink- ler-, .1. Swupe, (1. Smilh, n. Rugen- slein, ' . I ' orler, S. Stabler, D. Wat- son. T. Stokes. SICVl ' J.N ' TH ROW: D. Roberts, ,1. Shufflebarger, T. Rosenberger. HOME ROOM 220 A FIRST H(iW (L. to R.): .T. Olsen, O. N ' ovak. . . Kelly, M. Newman, M. Moore, S. HIT. 1 . Maurer, P. Man- ehester, I). Alollei ' , .1. McCain, D. McClamrock. SKCONU ROW: .T. T ewis, R. .Tor- rlan, .7. Macnabb, H. McOonkey, .1. I aDuke, M. Lineback, J. Lewis, .1 . Patterson, P. Madison, R. McDaniel, F. LnnKsenkamp, F. Kuril, THIRD R(JW: I.. Johns, J. Leeb, X. Markle, R. Long, P. McLerran, M. Lank, .1. MacDonald, G. King, R. Pearson. .1. Langston. FOURTH ROW: R. I anre, H. I.,ee, T. Klingaman, R. Moore, W. Norton, T. Moser, J. Moll, R. Mattox, B. .Justus FIFTH ROW: R. Kehling, P. Loy, W. OMalia, J. Jones, J. Lautenslager, W. Patter.son, B, Martin, T. Osborne, K. Kingston, E. Newburg. SI.XTH ROW: J. Myers, B. Maher, B. Maey, W. Owen, .1. McAlevy, W. Moenning, K. Murray. HOME ROOM 212 FIRST ROW (L. to R.): A. Cireen, M. I ' isli, G. Harvey, J. Higgason, G Oest, . I. Gilpin, B. Urob, P. Flint, J Geisendcirff, M. George, D. Givan. SKCONI) ROW: R. Griffey, M. Ford H. Houseman, .1. Kmery, J. Ebbitt, N lula, S. Hoppes, J. Hepley, J. Herrin .1. (jreen. THTRU ROW: P. Hedrick. B. Hel- Idiinstine, N. Hubbs, S. Grayson, J Filzpatriik, M. Gibson, L. Green- liorg. J. Ilance, B. Doane, B. Dunn. FOIKTH ROW: E. Jennings, H Hiiisliaw, .1. Hartley, M. Hoberman R. Go(jding, C. Graves, R. Jenkins, D Glidili-ii, M, HolIenbe(-k. I ' MFTH Rt)W: M. Farrington, M Higburg, ( ' . Hasse, f. Favre, J. Hoi lisler, J. Hickman, E. GciS, D. Har- ney. L. Hadin. M. Jaggar. SIXTH ROW: E. Hunter, J. Han cook, H. Hancock, Uuke, . . Hughey. Kwing, A. Gould. SEVIONTH ROW: W. Hauke. G. Jackson. .1. J,. Hickman, P. .L Fox, S.