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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1954 volume:

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Even in lunchline Mr. Ray Warden can't get away from teaching as Joan Fleming corners him with a question. March time. Marje George, Gordon Shaw, Barbara Browder, Bob Som- mer, Connie King, and Tom Hay- good lead the Grand March at the Military Ball. That-a-way. Freshman Fred Wen- strom looks awed as Senior Bob Lohman shows him around Ripple. 9 Das ist ein Buch. Mr. Turrell Lav. ering explains, This is a book to Rita Kern, Jim McBride, and Judy Oliver. German is Ripple's newest language course. We pursue a wide range Reading lab. Barbara Cash shows Andris Zalmanis how to increase his reading skill by using a pacer or ushadowscopen in Ripple's new developmental reading laboratory. 10 Ripple offers preparatory Work which can qualify a stu- dent for any college or uni- versity in the nation. Sixty per cent of our school's grad- uates go on to college, many of them Winning scholarships. This year seniors planning for a higher education could join a group which Watched Indi- ana University's televised freshman composition course. of courses . . . Bug-a-boo. Sue Wiseman and Dick Stassus watch Roy Young Ccenterj dis- entangle an insect captured on a biology field trip. wa x KH ff 2 Vivre Il W , I 'xii W. ,L 'sb wif? 14556 'Q N -qtgaaq l I I SA! . ,I ,fp girl, 1 if X ,arf - wx 2 fir Q M i L ,ng Q X AJ M 'VS Aff' We prepare for all walk Ripple trains contractors, secretaries, and salesmen of tomorrow along with future teachers, lawyers, and doctors. But each of us, regardless of his vocational i n t e r e s t s, learns how to become an ac- tive, intelligent citizen. The Freedoms Foundation, recog- nizing this, gave us the George Washington Medal for our citizenship education pro- gram. It adds up. Marge Kral develops skill at home on a portable comptometer loaned by her business education class. Housing project. Bob Dill drives a nail into one of the detailed model homes made in shop class as Charles Ber- wick inspects his carpentry. of life.. . Precision-made. Tom Akard carefully adds a final line to his mechanical drawing paper. Election time. Bill Spivey Qrightj keeps the voting for Student Council members running smoothly and speedily. Jane Lineback steps from the booth as Pete Krieg, Elaine Gilbertson, Nancy King, and Linda Stewart await their turns. Play paint. Gloria Lofquist and Elaine Lauxterman Watch Mrs. Donna Leigh Collins as she demonstrates make-up on Larry Golay in an oral expression class. We step int Ripples authors. Mr. Virgel Clark discusses the problem of economical, yet attractive stage sets with the 1954 Ripples directors. Grouped around him are Ann Bradford, Marcy Carson, Molly Smith, Arline Green, Mr. Ferd Brumblay, Tom Haygood, Janet Keuthan, J. D. Murphy, Nancy Smith, and Marje George, Mr. Clark and Mr. Brumblay are stage directors for this annual variety show. the spotlight Prize play. Judy Frank strikes Barry Dunn in a scene from the one-act play, High Window. The cast's performance won three first-place awards in the City Drama Festival and three in the contest at Ball State. Ripple's young actors can turn a bustling gymnasium into a hushed auditorium in a few moments although our barn-like stage taxes their ability to project. Victor Her- bert's Fortune Teller was the first major production. Next came High Window, Belles on Their Toes, and The Ripples, a student-pro- duced variety showy then in May the seniors presented their play. Gilbreth gang. In a scene from Belles on Their Toes sponsored by Ripple's National Thespians the Gilbreth children line up for their mother. 15 We progress F I S H F RY I Sa, U Q, G iff ,QQ t v wfffl. W6 A W2 h Mighty fishy. Aproned dads slave over the kettles for N 5 'V 5 their annual cooking effort, the Fathers' Association Fish 5 T' ' Fry, on October 9. 5? 3 way It's a deal. Ripple parents reverted to cracker-barrel salesmanship when they clerked at the PTA Carniva1's Country Store on November 20. bf' a S few 1. ,f Y 'J' as am with our communit . . . 'VQIK' B r o a d Ripple is also the name of our community. Par- ents and friends b a c k our t e a m s and activities with loyal vigor. At homecoming time merchants decorate their store windows with orange and black victory displays. Last spring we joined Indian- apolis schools to celebrate the advancement of our c i t y ' s school system throughout its 100-year history. BRHS. Our motto, Broader, Richer, Human Service, is exemplified in our float for the Indianapolis Public Schools' centennial parade. Those taking part in this tableau are Tom Welton, Jim Bond, Barbara Tenney, Delva Carder, Bettina Gilchrist, Barbara Johnson, Kent Ferguson, Eddie Shearer, and Marilyn Woerner. 17 Safety prize. Mr. Russell Hirschman, contest chair- man, Mr. Harold Harding, vice-principal, and Mr. Theodore Bosler, Fathers' Association president, examine the essays and posters in the dads' annual safety contest. We drive and R i p pl e prepares us for a fast-moving military and mo- torized life. When dad hands over the keys to the family car, he feels safer because our drivers' education classes have helped erase the black mark on teen-age motorists. And when we are in the driv- er's seat of the nation, ROTC training Will aid in the de- fense of our country. Big wheel. Tom Welch displays his driving skill which won the city Auto Road-E-O for Broad Ripple. This contest was sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. ,ff 'f X5 MD QEPPLE 18 HXBH ECHO r M drill for a safe nation . . . Pass the ammunition. Sgt. Sherman Mossbarger shows the use of a mortar to Color Guard members, Ralph Young, Jerry Peterson, Tom Welch, and Andris Zalmanis. Hot shots. ROTC Rifle Team members, Richard Doll, Karl Kornafel, Bill Bertermann, Jim Hurt, and Al Combs, demonstrate the positions they use in matches. , Riding high. Nancy Bugg and Bob Yount flash victory smiles after learning they have been elected Miss and Mr. Riparian at the news- paper's Silver Birthday Ball. Ripple has a full calendar of events to supplement our studies. After a hectic Week of tests and homework we are glad to put aside our books and join the fun. Beginning with the crowning of Miss and Mr. Riparian and climax- ing the year with the Grad Dance in the spring, we are constantly planning and en- joying our activities. We strid Ripple rabbits. Leading the bunny hop at the Valentine Heartbeat Dance are Gay Burkhart, Fritz Harbridge, Sandy Mills, Paul Jenkins, Sara Jean Reilly, and Mark Patton. 'l '- X ar through another busy year. . . The winnah! Homecoming' Queen Marlyn Grebe 15 congratulated by Queen Candidates Barbara Jones, Joan Frey, Suzy Geer, Nancy Bugg, Marilyn McMillan, and Susan Lobraico. 21 .......-.-17. 'Q 9 Cl 11 i f lx The Rockets keep their fans jumping too. Sometimes as we elim b down from the bleachers after a close game, we feel as if we had made that last point. A spontaneous leap brought a Ripple cheer- leader a sprained knee this year, but she bounced back in a few weeks. A well-organized program of intramural sports is open to all students. Lettermen's Club-BACK ROW: Ken Long, Jim Taylor, Ned Bosler, Clarence Munro, Bob Yount, Bill Scott, Dave Linsley, Bob Sommer, Bruce Mursch, Jim Campbell, Bob Lohman, Wally COX, Tom Donlon. THIRD ROW: Bill Batt, Dale Searcy, Art Pittenger, Duane Zar- ing, Bob Ranger, Ron Naum, Bill Alltop, Gordon Shaw, William Dis- tel, Gene Harvey, Don Miller, Al Lindop. SECOND ROW: Jack Douglas, Dick Hodges, Frank Parker, Ronald Long, Gary Greg- ory, John Lewis, Paul Jenkins, Fritz Harbridge, Marshall Gage, Vern Young. FRONT ROW: Jack Lowe, Mark Jones, Kenny Bramer, Ted Cunliffe, Fred Oliver, Ken Kaestner, Jim Jobes, Dick Free- man, Pete DeVault. 22 We keep our opposing teams jumping 3. Varsity Basketball Record Broad Ripple 60 ........Lawrence Central 66 ........ Decatur Central .............. 56 ........ Crispus Attucks ......,....... 58 ........ Cathedral ................ ....... 54 ........ Sacred Heart ...... ....... 55 ........ Howe ................. ....... 65 ........ Cathedral ..... ....... 55 ........ Tech ............ ....... 61 ........ Ben Davis ..... ....... 52 ........ Martinsville . .... ....... 50 ........ Greenfield ......... ....... 54 ........ New Albany ........ .,..... ........Noblesville ........Washington ........Manual ........Warren Central ........Tech 76 63 50 52 47 49 ........ Shortridge ........................ 71 .... .... G reencastle ...................... 57 ........ South Bend Adams .......... 81 ........ Deaf School ...................... 55 ........ Sacred Heart .......... ....... 52 ........Crispus Attucks :iCity Tourney tSectionals :lf 36 41 68 71 47 56 51 70 51 55 53 47 55 61 52 59 56 53 61 56 44+ 54? 70? Team Varsity basketball team-BACK ROW: Jeff Han- selmann, Bob Lohman, Tom Donlon, Coach Gene Beaman, Wally Cox, Bob Yount, Kenny Long. FRONT ROW: Duane Zaring, Dick Geupel, Jim Strickland, Bob Begley, Gene McGarvey. does well in tourney Ripple's varsity basketballers wound up their 1953-54 campaign by reaching the Sectional semi-finals bowing only to Cham- pion Crispus Attucks. Wally Cox, Ripple's All-City performer, led the Ripplites all year to become the highest scorer in Broad Ripple's history with a total of 429 points. Under the guidance of Coach Gene Beaman the Rockets won 9 of 18 regularly scheduled games besides breaking even in the City Tourney and winning two of three Sectional tilts. The cagers opened a killing schedule with two victories. Powerful Crispus At- tucks was the first to drop Ripple, 68-56. The Rockets were at their best in 1953-54 when they downed such powers as Sacred Heart, New Albany, Washington, and South Bend Adams. Gene McGarvey, senior guard, scored 133 points during the regular season to be the Rockets' number two point maker. Dick Geupel, Ripple cager, goes up for a shot during the Ben Davis game. Rocket Jim Strickland gains con- trol of the ball in the Washington game as team mate Kenny Long tries to help. Bill McGarvey, Bill D e a n, B o b Cook, Lois Kett, Barbara Miles, and Diane Harrison practice lead- ing Ripple cheers. Reserve basketball team-BACK ROW: Student Manager Bill Batt, Paul Jenkins, Fred Hammond, Jim Crosbie, Bob Campbell, Sam Foster, Alan Reserve Basketball Record Broad Ripple 53 .................... Lawrence Central ...... ......... 46 ....................Decatur Central 36 ........ ......... C rispus Attucks ....... ......... 36 ........ ......... C athedral ............. ......... 49 ........ ......... S acred Heart ....... ......... 46 ........ ......... H owe .................. ......... 33 ........ ......... B en Davis ....... ......... 45 ........ ......... M artmsville ...... ......... Albany .........Noblesville .........Washington .........Manual 47 40 43 50 ........ ......... W arren Central ...... ......... 41 ........ ......... T ech ....................... ......... 40 ........ ......... S hortridge .............. ......... 55 38 22 28 44 34 45 26 36 38 ........ ......... G reenfield ....... ......... 2 8 28 34 43 42 40 30 46 38 .........Greencastle 47 55 .................... South Bend Adams .......................... Freshman basketball team-BACK ROW: Doug Stemshorn, Dave Ballinger, Steve Foster, Gene Lewis, Coach Jack Rice, Mike Elliott, Bob Hef- felman, Mike Williams, Boyce Eidson. FRONT Figel, Coach Bob Brown. FRONT ROW: Fritz Hadley, Bill Kachel, Dave Freeman, Steve Cook, Jim Campbell. Freshman Basketball Record Broad Ripple 40 .................... Lawrence Central ............. ........ 24 .................... Manual ..................... ........ 31 ........ ......... W ashlngton ............. ........ 24 ........ ......... C rispus Attucks ....... ........ 37. ,...... ......... S hortridge .............. ........ 35 ........ ......... S cecina ....................... ........ 23 ........ ......... H arry E. Wood ....... ........ .........Tech ., ...... ......... C athedral .......... ...... . . .........Howe 25 ,....... ......... C rispus Attucks ..... ........ 36 ,.....,. ......... S outhport .............. ........ .........Tech .........Howe 19 25 30 30 35 37 31 23 46 36 ........ ......... S acred Heart ........ ........ 3 8 39 44 23 42 34 57 47 49 38 .........Shortridge 58 27 23 47 ........ ......... W ashington ......... ........ 32 26 .................... Warren Central ................................ ROW: Roger Jacobson, Jim Newberry, Jan Gard- ner, Charlie Locke, Bruce Schlegel, Joe Morton, Student Manager Sandy Lee. VVrestli11g Record Broad Ripple 35 ............ 30 ............ 11 ............ 17 ............ 6 .... , ...... . 31 ............ 20 ............ 20 ............ 13 ............ 12 ............ 40 ............ 10 ............ 23 ............ 25 ............ Crispus Attucks Ben Davis ............ ......... Tech ............................ ......... Decatur Central Southport ............... ......... Peru ...................... ......... Anderson ........... Shortridge .......... ......... Crawfordsville ....... ......... Bloomington ........ ......... Washington ........... ......... Muncie Central Kokomo ............. Richmond ....,.... Jack Lowe prepares to pin a Tech op- ponent. Lowe was second in the Sectional Meet. 91 Q ii Wrestling' team-BACK ROW: Coach Bill Sirka, S. J. Dudley, Jim Lowry, Dave McClure, Mike Hogan, Clarence Munro, Pat Smock, Chuck Delello, Jim Wurster, Darrell Caudill, Al Heffner, Roy Dudley, Coach Milt Hiatt. FRONT ROW: Bill Spivey, Jim Black, Stu Schaefer, Bruce Black, Ron Wolfe, Jerry Ford, Jack Lowe, Morton Hollings- worth, Tom Priest, Russ Smith. Varsity football team-BACK ROW: Ronnie Long, Gary Hughes, Clarence Munro, Dave Linsley, Don G. Miller, John Nelson, Bruce Mursch, Tom Donlon, Assistant Coach Chuck Robbins. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Walt Jurkiewicz, Don H. Miller, Kenny Long, Jim Dunning, Paul Jenkins, Gordon Shaw, Ned Bosler, Bob Lohman, Vern Young, Dick Uhl, Assistant Coach Bob Brown. SECOND ROW: Bill Distel, Don Silvey, Bill All- top, Jim Jobes, Bob Ranger, Merrill Gilpin, John Lewis, Frank Parker, Bob Sommer, Student Man- ager Bill Batt. FRONT ROW: Student Manager Kenny Bramer, Fritz Harbridge, Mark Jones, Gary Gregory, Dick Hodges, Ken Kaestner, Pete De- Vault, Jack Douglas, Charlie Wood, Ron Naum. -Photo by Dale Searcy, varsity member. Hard luck hounds Rockets . . . Ripple's 1953 gridmen opened their tough schedule at Kokomo. After an even first quarter the Rockets broke into the scoring column. A pass from Dick Hodges to Paul Jenkins tallied for Ripple, and a touchdown gallop by Frank Parker made the halftime count 12-0 in favor of Broad Ripple. In the third quarter halfback Kenny Long moved 67 yards to put the Black and Orange out in front, 19-0. Kokomo came back in the fourth quarter with two touch- downs, but Ripple won, 19-14. The next week Ripple faced a powerful Tech team on the latter's field. After a rocky 27-0 first half the Ripplites couldn't recover, and in spite of their two second- half touchdowns the gridders lost 27-14. 28 All-state Richmond halfback Tommy Fletcher eludes Ripple tackler Merrill Gilpin. After dropping the Homecoming game to mighty Richmond, 48-6, Broad Ripple faced Howe in its second city tilt of the year. Unable to get any breaks, Ripple lost, 7-6. After falling before a fine Washington eleven the Rockets were downed by Manual. Cathedral beat Broad Ripple, 20-0, scor- ing all of its points in the first half. Ripple lost to Shortridge, 25-6, to finish the season with a 1-7 record. Mark Jones skirts left end against Richmond. Sophomore halfback Kenny Long picks up blocker Dick Hodges on an end run. First string football team-BACKFIELD: Gary Gregory, Dick Hodges, Bill Alltop, Kenny Long. LINE: John Lewis, Don G. Miller, Jim Jobes, Cap- tain Ken Kaestner, Merrill Gilpin, Bruce Mursch, Bob Lohman. Reserve football team-BACK ROW: Coach Walt Jurkiewicz, Jim Crosbie, Harry Cooper, Bill Lamb, Bill Reid, Don Penington, Max Gray, Coaches Chuck Robbins and Bob Brown. SECOND ROW: Paul Whiteman, John McLure, Bob Ross, A1 Ash- worth, Dick Vance, Mike Baird, Chuck Hayes, Tom McCaw. FRONT ROW: Ron Wolfe, Bob Landgraf, George Choban, Charlie Wood, Tom Hughes, Pete Dodson. Freshman football team - BACK ROW: Coach Reserve Football Record Broad Ripple 13 .................... Warren Central ............... ......... 1 3 14 .................... Tech ...................... ......... 1 9 13 ....... ...... B en Davis ..... ......... 2 0 0 ....... .......... H owe ............. ......... 3 3 0 ....... .......... W ashington ...... ......... 2 0 6 ....... ...... S hortridge ..... ......... 2 7 6 ....... ...... M anual ........... ......... 0 6 ....... ...... C athedral ....... ......... 3 2 30 Gene Beaman, Student Manager Bill Batt, Sam Smith, Gregory Rogers, Mike Elliott, Dick Sim- mons, Mike Hogan, Nelson Heinrichs, Paul Fouts, Bill Kilgore, Dick Pendleton, Mike Williams, Dave Ballinger, George Lockhart. SECOND ROW: Don Ingmire, Dick Billeisen, Tom Burkhart, Gregory Byrne, Jim Harbridge, Tom Abbett, Bob Hancock, David Lawson, Doug Stemshorn. FRONT ROVV: Student Manager Kenny Bramer, Tom Priest, Jerry Haston, Joe Morton, Russ Smith, Jan Gard- ner, Boyce Eidson, John Alig, Terry Thompson. Freshman Football Record Broad Ripple 0 .................... Tech ............... ...... 6 0 .......... ....... W ashington ...... ...... 0 0 .......... ....... H owe ....,........ ......... 2 6 12 .....,..., ....... S hortridge .... ...... 7 0 .......... ....... M anual ....... ......... 3 9 0 .......... ....... C athedral ....... ......... 1 9 Lowe leads young harriers Led by Senior Jack Lowe an inexperienced Ripple cross country team compiled a three and five record in d u al and triangular meets. Besides Lowe, Coach Mordie Lee used Marshall Gage and Jim Campbell to bear the brunt of the running chores. Campbell, only a sophomore, was the Rockets' out- standing runner. The Rockets opened the '53 season with a fourth in a quadrangular meet and a loss to this year's state champion, Shortridge. The thinlies then defeated Richmond, 28-26 and Zionsville, 39-16. In the big meets the team got a fifth in the Howe Invitational and the City Meet while taking only a sixth in the County Meet. A first in a triangular meet with Lawrence Central and Crispus Attucks and a loss to Ben Davis closed the season. Besides a varsity team Broad Ripple sponsored reserve and freshman squads which also ran full schedules. Varsity cross country team-BACK ROW: Jim Campbell, Marshall Gage, Bob Campbell. FRONT ROW: Hartzel Rynard, Jack Lowe, Coach Mordie Lee. Reserve cross country team-BACK ROW: Student Manager Steve Jacobs, Neal Nollau, Dave Har- rower, Jim Becker, Bob Brown, Chuck Frank, Dave Irons, Fred Hendricks, John Ritterskamp, Coach Mordie Lee, Roger Hole. SECOND ROW: John Smith, Charlie Locke, Bruce Schlegel, Larry Cohen, Jack Lockman. FRONT ROW: Bill Yater, Jack Johnson, Dave Kreidler, Sandy Lee, Fred Wen- Strom. 32 Golf team--BACK ROW: Cecil Earle, Bart Spillman, Jack Morgan, Dave Gradison. FRONT ROW: Sandy Lee, Bill Dugan, Dick Wade, Fritz Gable. Divot-diggers win six matches W'-at The 1953 Ripple golf squad enjoyed one of its most successful seasons as it compiled a 6-1-2 record in match play, outscoring its opponents 94W to 52w. The team, under the direction of Coach John Williams, was led by Letterman Kenny Appel and Sophomore Bart Spillman. In medal play the divot-diggers opened with a win over Warren Central and Manual. On April 18 the squad was to play against Lawrence Central and Washington but was snowed out. In the rematch Ripple was second behind Law- rence. The team picked up another second be- hind West Lafayette in a triangular affair with the latter and Washington. In the Terre Haute Invitational the golfers took a third behind Bloomington and Indianapolis Tech. To finish the spring season the squad placed fifth in the County Meet and was ninth in an 18-team sectional, which was not high enough to qualify them for the state. In the '53 fall County Meet the divot-diggers placed second. Junior Bart Spillman blasts out of a sand trap. Spillman is the team's only returning letterman. Racket squad second in city Led by Seniors John Mutz and Stan Paulsen, Coach Bob Hougham's tennis squad compiled a final record of five wins to four losses and fin- ished second in the City Tourney last spring. Ripple opened the season with a loss to An- derson, 5-2. In their second match the Rockets beat Tech, 5-2, for their first victory. After bowing to city-rival, Shortridge, 6-1, the racket- men trounced Park, 6-1. Broad Ripple downed Cathedral, 5-2, only to lose to Crawfordsville, 5-2. In their second match with Cathedral the Ripplites were de- feated, 5-2. After tripping up Columbus, 6-1, Ripple won its second match from Park, 5-2. Senior Art Pittenger was expected to be the team's number one man this year. Pittenger has lettered in tennis for the past three years. Tennis team - BACK ROW: Dexter Cooley, Tom Reagan, Robert Freeman, Bill Newbold. FRONT ROW: Bob Craw- ford, Art Pittenger, Stan Paulsen, John Mutz, Bob Lowe. 33 Senior Tom Welton breaks the tape set- ting a new school half-mile record of 2:04.8. Varsity track team-BACK ROW: Jerry Bolden, Bill Alltop, Bill Distel, Neal Nollau, Marshall Gage, Bob Hamaker, Jerry Locey, Fred Hendricks. SECOND ROW: Karl Koons, Frank Walker, Bob Lovelace, Gary Gregory, Bruce Mursch, David Clingman. FRONT ROW: Stu- dent Manager Bill Batt, Hal Besse, May- nard Poland, Ed Shearer, Fred Oliver, John Enoch, Tom Welton. Varsity Track Record Broad Ripple .......... 5915 ........ Howe ................ ........ 3 'YW Broad Ripple .......... 41 ........ Shortridge .................. 59 Broad Ripple .......... 35 ........ Muncie Central .......... 65 Second place in City Meet. First place in Broad Ripple Invitational. Second place in Sectionals. Third place in Regionals. Half-mile quartet Here are Maynard Poland, Ed Shearer, Harold Besse, and Fred Oliver, the boys who hold the school 880-yard relay record. best in state The Ripple half-mile relay team, undefeated throughout the season, set a new school record of 1:32.8 in the Sectional Meet. The team went on to state competition to place first but was disqualified for an illegal baton exchange. Two other school records were broken in the Broad Ripple Invitational when Bruce Mursch threw the shot 50 feet lyk inches, and Tom Welton ran the half-mile in 2:14.8. In the Hoosier Relays Hal Besse, Ripple's Hash of lightning, tied the 60-yard dash record of 6.4 an amazing three times. Also in the Hoosier Relays the Rocket half-mile relay team took first in mile relay competition. At the Indianapolis Relays the relay team won in both the half-mile and quarter-mile events. The City Meet saw Besse win the 100-yard dash, the Ripple team placed second in the meet. What probably was the Rockets' most impres- sive victory followed when the team beat Wash- ington, Ben Davis, and Shortridge to win its own Invitational Meet. Bruce Mursch, Ripple's record-breaking shot putter, warms up with a mighty heave. Reserve track-BACK ROW: Jim Jobes, Bill Nob- litt, Ned Bosler, Ken Sullivan, Leo Needler, John Ritterskamp, Larry Pierce. Reserve Track The reserve trackmen won two dual meets and lost only one. Muncie Central was the first to fall before Ripple in the opening meet. The Rockets' other victory came over Shortridge, but Washington downed Ripple. The reserve men coached by Jack Rice participated in two big meets during the year. In the City Meet Broad Ripple fin- ished fourth and in the big City-County Meet, placed fifth. Freshman track-BACK ROW: Student Manager Bill Batt, Ronnie Bastin, Jim Crosbie, Chuck Frank, Jim Campbell, Don Penington, Bob Campbell, John Lugar, Frank Cullivan. SECOND ROW: Scott Comrie, Jon Gregory, Bob Cochrane, Max Gray, pi.. FRONT ROW: Lennie Zaiser, Jack Lowe, Dave Harrower, Ken Quanz, Gordon Shaw, Student Manager Bill Batt. Freshman Track The freshman track season of 195 was highlighted by the third place gained by the thinlies in the City Meet. Fred Ham- mond won the shot-put while John McLure, consistent point-getter, scored in both the 100-yard and 220-yard dashes. Other standout performers for the track- sters were half-miler Jim Campbell and quarter-miler Don Penington. Jack Rice coached the frosh for his second straight successful season. John McLure, Fred Hammond, Tony Cooperider, Tom Meredith. FRONT ROW: Tom Chandler, Charles Byfield, Allan Seeley, Roger Dennis, Dick King, Roger Hole, Walt McDonald. 9 '7'.'PP 1-'1 5 Qgklpi 51.9 x Y . if ,af g X 'Q it X if i of 2 Q on J' C' ' JI'- 1? A id in L5 , Bairdmen open with eight wins Ripple's 1953 baseball team got off to an excellent start with eight victories. Ben Davis, Decatur C e nt r al, Zionsville, and Noblesville were the first to fall. Cathedral was Ripple's first city victim while Warren Central, Howe, and Lawrence Central com- pleted the string. Manual of Louisville handed the Rockets their first defeat. After downing Manual of Indianapolis and Warren Central the Baird- men were shut out by Shortridge. Before starting the City Tournament the baseballers tripped up Franklin Township, Washington, and Southport. The Rockets again dropped Washington only to lose to Shortridge and Howe, all in tourney play. The Black and Orange lost to Tech, 2-1, in a non-tourney game to finish the season. Despite bad luck in the City Tournament Broad Ripple can boast a record of 14 Wins against only five defeats. Ripple's outstanding pitcher was Al Lin- dop. Other mainstays on the Rocket nine were Ken Seamon, Ronnie Reehling, Bob Haymaker, and Phil Imes, all seniors then. Senior Duane Zaring' tees of for a long ball. Duane was a utility infielder for the Rockets. Varsity baseball team - BACK ROW: Student Manager Rollin Dix, Bill Birsfield, Duane Zaring, Bob Haymaker, Ron Reehling, Herb Reinert. SECOND ROW: Wally Cox, Ken Seamon, Gene Harvey, Phil Imes, Jim Long. FRONT ROW: Don G. Miller, Al Lindop, Bob Yount, Ted The- lander. Freshman baseball team - BACK ROW: Kenny Long, John Bailey, Bill Lathouse, Norman Ed- wards, Dave Dusendschon. SECOND ROW: Gene Skillman, Ray Privette, Bill Allen, Dan Mohler, A1 Ashworth. FRONT ROW: Frank Gleaves, Chuck Hayes, Chips Williams, Steve Butler. Freshman Baseball The frosh baseballers played only three games, winning two. After they lost their opening game to Shortridge, the rhinies played and defeated Tech twice. The freshman baseball team, organized primarily for the development of ballplay- ers rather than for competition, is coached by Bill Sirka. 38 Reserve baseball team-BACK ROW: Jim Wur- ster, Dick Runyan, Ronnie Roberts, Don Glander, Gene McGarvey, John Corey, John Potter, Dick Rentsch. SECOND ROW: Bill Bastien, Charles Smith, Dick Ruble, Jim Robey, Harry Green, Ron- nie Long. FRONT ROW: Jim Dunning, Bob Burk- hart, Don Black, Pete DeVault. Reserve Baseball The 1953 reserve baseball team enjoyed a successful season of six wins and no losses. The baseballers won all of their big city games against Howe, Tech, Cathedral, and Shortridge. The reserve diamondmen, coached for the first time by Bill Sirka, can boast one of the finest records in Ripple's 1952-53 athletic year. A variety of intramural sports is oiered to girls at Ripple. The agenda includes archery, volley ball, and basketball in the fall. In the spring the girls enjoy badmin- ton, tumbling, archery, and soft- b all. Bowling is a year - round activity. Student Managers Bill Batt and Kenny Bramer examine shoulder pads prior to the football season. Coaches - SEATED: Mr. Walter Jur- kiewicz, football, Mr. Mordie Lee, track, Mr. Bill Sirka, wrestling and baseball, Mr. Kyle Peters, athletic director. STANDING: Mr. Jack Rice, cross coun- try and trackg Mr. Bob Brown, football and basketball, Mr. Milton Hiatt, Wrest- lingg Mr. Gene Beaman, basketball, Mr. Bob Hougham, tennisg Mr. Frank Baird, baseballg Mr. Charles Robbins, football and track. g 5 , l X ' I 1 L ll' f ,, , ff L. - , h.. W' - , 40 af 5 pi 1 4 f l f J y f JI X . I I v 3 ,illlliwl .Vs W ,Al ' w ll' lliylll l W A lf i-'ll 1 fin lil ,,, Y l ,L- Aa 57' 'i ??. Blfyfrif A visitor to Ripple after school might find a rehearsal on the stage, a meeting in the library, and c h e e r leaders practicing in the cafeteria. M u s i c plays an important part in t h i s hurry - scurry scene and typifies the har- mony present in all of our 33 organizations. We learn to shoulder responsibility, a n d our parents earn the title Ripplite by helping us. Golden Singers - BACK ROW: Skip Mills, Mark Patton, Gordon Shaw, Gil Herod, Tom Toll, Bill Macnabb, Jim Clark, Jerry Peter- son, Bill Lathouse, Dick Uhl. SECOND ROW: Bob Roe, Tom Green, Bob Ford, Marje George, Janet Keuthan, Jayne Augustus, Carol Purves, Dick Gilyeat, Kenny Bland, Charles Nakarai. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Stubbs, Jeananne Reddington, Eleanor Bull, Ann Coy, Ellen Mahin, Barbara Miles, Elaine Watson, Margaret Warne, Jane Korb, Sheila Johnston. 40 Q Q f if av We keep up Q Q E y -may 1 5 W Q -.f- 7. A, ,. 4. 3 9' f. gqpcf. jf ., x sg S 22 521 X ' QQ . . :X A , was 22.9 Y 2 9' 5555 - I A ii if' 1 . W P K' W . A Q 4 ,.-' , 'Q wi 5 . A V' W' 5 -V 'fy 5'-M I , V Y my H in 1 , S h 4 Q Af ' L if ix 'Na . V 5 , W if ti, Masai, f D , , ,Q , .. fg Ar J' 5 P lf 5 is , 9 ,m y ., Q55 1- f ' 5' My 35 1 Concert Club-BACK ROW: Judie Hargitt, Diane Ralphy, Karen Downey, Linda Lemasters, Barbara Sedlak, Marilyn McMillan, Jane Lineback, Hazel Bell, Janet Reeve. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Rosalee Spong, Pauline Cassity, Janet Chase, Nancy Hyde, Barbara Georfe, Judy Lambert, Sally Zimlich, Sandra Pennock, Sandra Engmark. SECOND ROW: Eileen Brown, Mary Lou Murphy, Donna Coyle, Diane Harrison, Kay Hirt, Judy Buser, Diane Davis. FRONT ROW: Harolyn Harness, Marie Kingdon, Carol Shaw, Shirley Schweitzer, Carolyn Dodd, Beverly Young. Musical activities Orchestra-BACK ROW: Ed Wilson, Jim Bretney, John Galm, Dorothy Danner, Herb Taylor, Bill Thoms, John Kassebaum. FOURTH ROW: Otto Wiegert, Carol Hodges, Linda Miles, Gail Moll, Hazel Spees, Donna Young, Bob Calhoun, Mickey Meese, Tom Clark, Dave Croner, Ricky Cothern, Omer Dix. THIRD ROW: Jim Challis, Don Mal- comson, Carole Scott, Carol Russell, Jean Jacobs, Marybeth Wright, Pat Foley, Linda Lemasters, Bonnie Barcik, Jim Steinmeier, Robert Beckley, Dick Cole. SECOND ROVV: Barbara Dawson, Sarah Myers, Carl Peters, Carolyn Norman, Sue Teeguar- den. FRONT ROW: Judy Lambert, Ann Thomas, Judy Sparkes, Judi Bishop, Marilyn King, Marilyn McMillan, Jane St. Martin, Janet Pryor, Joyce Chenoweth. 42 Ensemble-BACK ROW: Carol Schopp, Marilyn Hufiine, Joan Fleming, Charlotte Forsyth, Susie Peterson, Patricia Paden, Shirley Reasner, Donna Hurd, Barbara Stout, Marilyn Mattox, Marcia Miller. THIRD ROW: Judy Davidson, Janet Friedley, Barbara Brown, Barbara Cash, Sue Belcher, Mary Ellen Shattuck, Judy Exner, Diane Lowry, Carole Trout, Carla Flanders. SECOND ROW: Ramona Smith, Dawn Janes, Judy Stern, Judy Miller, Pat Moore, Shirley Hunt, Donna Hammer, Barbara Bretz- man, Jan Clinton, Marthene Gray. FRONT ROW: Verna Hafiield, Nancy Leavell, Margo Mathews, Marilyn Frietzsche, Henrietta Bongfeldt, Barbara Thiessen, Sharon Hufnagel, Joan Plew, Sally Scott. reach a high pitch 'N sf W ff' N., New A Capella group blends with Concert Choir . . Choir-BACK ROW: Stan Engle, Ronald Sommer, Clarence Degner, Randy Walti, Bob Campbell, Gerald Bayne, Tom Donlon, Fred Teckmeyer, Cecil Earle, Jim Irwin, Jerry Inglert, Carl Worland, Vivian Crousore. SIXTH ROW: Jim Crosbie, Kenny Long, J. D. Murphy, Hal Hiatt, George Simpson, Kenny Sullivan, Ken McClain, Stephen Wann, Lloyd Howe, Leon Hall, Judy Plessinger, Jill Strickland, Elaine Gil- bertson, Eileen Ruesch, Ann White. FIFTH ROW: Dick King, Don McMahan, Ronald Geyer, Barry Dunn, Howard Creveling, Paul Ohmart, Ronald Gruenert, Dave Gradison, Don Ferguson, Dick Vance, Jeanne Grant, Judy Frank, Connie Roberts, Nancy Bugg, Peggy Gillette, Arline Green. FOURTH ROW: Dave Armfield, Betty Spence, Har- riet Clifton, Nancy Smith, Allan Seeley, Bill Dean, Tom Hughes, Ned Bosler, Bob Lowe, Jerry Dreesen, Barbara Pike, Judy Marienthal, Connie Minnix, Jo Ann Boffo, Carole Walti. THIRD ROW: Charles Kendall, Sandra Verplank, Barry Carlson, Terry Joyce, Kent Weisheit, Kent Smith, Lynne Jaggar, Bill Meade, Dave Elliott, Alice Rutter, Janice Clatworthy, Linda Jo Smith, Sherry Pier, Frances Carr. SECOND ROW: Janet Summers, Susan Nutt, Nancy Neale, Nancy Lamkin, Jean Capel, Delva Carder, Joby Foxworthy, Shirley Hufnagel, Gene Skillman, Charles Minnix, Sharon Anderson, Judy Deck, Joanne Spry, Anna Mae Redenbarger, Rebekah Dye. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Green, Connie King, Nancy Hyde, Lois Kett, Ellen Mahin, Barbara Irwin, Kay Stephens, Sylvia Sloan, Janet Bechtold, Carole Inasy, Betty Billeisen, Suzanne Kiste, Adeline Robertson, Marlene Newman, Lois Boifo, Kathleen Wisner, Dotty Jo Stalker, Kaye Kensinger. :ui if . nw.. i 4 fig: -K , -f v f 4 a + Wi ' X . ., Y 4 ilk y Q I , 015 K -Aw 2.1 T 2 Sex 'U ' SW Ni X , ,MW Er Q 1 Ak an , '-x A? . sv, P' 1 - Y Q.. ...X Q .x X 9 gm A .1 ,ff -8 X .f X, . nf ' - Q g ' Q' ' X m Q f ' VLVV ' V ,V l A V LVVL xi L emi , f W dh ,Q QL M A ' ,-M 1 . ,151 Y ,zz Q My 'V ' Ii:-L. , , VLQK , .. ALE , 'Q' b Q J g , g W..,,, 6 ww A K 2 ff Vi' . .4 W, ' , in SX K, , V Q ' me f I 'il Q' W R QW HK my X f x M-T., ' .I fl f mv if '7 ? - P in 1, N5 w K Q N -1, l 'n 'rs. 2 sd , W 7 91 QQZ K 'J' Hawk . W' k , 7'wl ' ' ' Mil A Y fu g . ,mu Aw. I -is J Y o ' e f -9 R Q .lf x em- va- L x Q., 1 Z if W5 5 L...-I M' l 4 'x Wx fn Q Q ' 5 Q RMK HMM Dance Band-BACK ROW: Tom Clark, Dave Cro- ner, Ricky Cothern, Mr. Paul Brown, Omer Dix, Jay Merritt, John Galm, John Kassebaum, Janet Keuthan. FRONT ROW: Bob Eberhart, Dillon Huder, Mickey Meese, Wavel Kiffmeyer, Kay Stephens, Tom Green, Jane Korb. Honor Society-BACK ROW: Marlyn Grebe, Bill Alltop, Lenora Ditzenberger, Marie Binger, Bar- bara Cash, Bill Macnabb, Nancy Bugg, Jim Jobes, Nancy Blaisdell, Art Pittenger, Sandra Meredith, Gil Herod. FOURTH ROW: Don Hughes, Betty Smith, Marie Say it with music From jazz to Waltzes, legato to staccato -the DANCE BAND can express any mood in musical language. Besides being the life of the party at Ripple dances, this band has performed at Fort Harrison and the Harry E. Wood School this past year. 46 Kingdon, Anne Shotwell, Sharon McNerney, Diane Wilson, Nancy Lamkin, Judy Frank, Kathy Winne- feld, Kathleen Wisner, Barbara Irwin, Charles Nakarai. THIRD ROW: Susan Friend, Don Stuart, Sue Waldo, Gary Gregory, Matilda Moeller, Rich- ard Uhl, Betty Spence, Jill Strickland, Mark Pat- ton, Nancy Smith. SECOND ROW: Pat Mowdy, Sarah Myers, Connie King, Bob Reynolds, Ann Coy, Ronald Schreiber, Susan Lobraico, Carolyn Wisne1'. FRONT ROW: Eleanor Bull, Neal Nol- lau, Susie Lehman, John Williams, Jane Gloss- brenner, Margaret Warne, Max Patton, Janet Bechtold. Skillful scholars NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members live up to their membership requirements- character, scholarship, leadership, and serv- ice. Those elected are inducted at a for- mal banquet each April. This year they collected Christmas presents for a needy family. 3-D department PROJECTION CREW boys make D stand for dependability as they follow a crowded schedule of films. This group hopes to run its showings, which numbered several thousand this year, from a new projection booth in the future. Projection Crew-BACK ROW: Dave Waldo, Jerry Geller, Pete Stroth. FRONT ROW: Kim Rader, Ray Privette. STANDING: Doug Hollingsworth. Singing for supper Appearing on dinner programs provided much fun for TRIPLE TRIO, and the girls also sang to radio and student audiences. This group, averaging one performance a week, ended the year by taking a first- division rating at the State Solo and En- semble Contest. Triple Trio - SEATED: Mrs. Rosalee Spong. STANDING: Jean Capel, Judy Middleton, Kay Hirt, Judy Frank, Kay Stephens, Jane Korb, Har- riet Clifton, Judy Buser, Nancy Neale. 'Q' fa 'Eg at e fxf wh' ? 15 .- ,Q .Q 15,1 3 1' S 'W 4, mf..-...N W M, ,Q am , 5 y if , A I . mf f A - K f. L, WW we ,1,zs,,-I 51igWf,.ff-QfswiiefwwMQPQSFME, . -. 3525355 gg V f A Q45,ff.sW 1w1.gmff5y1.,gg1 .Wy ,gp ' l 'sswrew M , ,W - hai- rf K pm, . Aww V. -., asf' 6 if if I , K Agn 1: ? fy, ii W A - .s:. . - ' N. k Qxsmw ' - Av if ' lfiwf. ' 'E -- -- . . ff, I I - .. ,jf. 1, K J ' N f 1339 v ' . .mfg if f ,X ef wi.. is , X-,h,, .. , . , , , 1 ff ,, ' - . gpg, , ,df 1 Q fx' 'N x 1 0' -' 'A k KA I ' Q M 1, , 0 . I - .A 4- f jf R in P 2 'K 35. ag . Aff W I , .. - . -'Q 4.2 F Q Q , ,WMM ' 5 E 5 Puppet prelude Ann Coy, OPERA CLUB president, helps Wesley Benson untangle the strings of one of his Wooden sopranos. Accompanied by records, Wesley gives members a preview of important opera scenes which the group often sees later in actual performances. Down the clown A young customer hopes to persuade the clown to gobble up the bean bag oiered to her by THESPIANS, Barbara George and Sue Plessinger, at the PTA Carnival game of toss. Members entertain each other with stunts and monologues at meetings. Douse the foots! STAGE CREW members don't get Wet feet when the director shouts this phrase. They just turn of the footlights which Jack J uneman, Bill Roush, and Nate Streit- matter are shown repairing. These boys do Wonders with close schedules and tight budgets. Script scrabble e Janet Bechtold, Marie Kingdom, Judy Plessinger, and Harolyn Harness try to find a script which spells out the best enter- tainment for a meeting. Perky DRACLU girls also danced and sang in the 1953 car- nival show, Varsity Varieties. Regal reception Barbara Jones, RADIO CLUB queen candidate, receives a warm welcome from the crowd at the Homecoming game. These ham radio operators also get good reception when they speak to people in places as far away as the Canal Zone. Postage masters Shirley Kocha, Bob Reichert, Jerry Gel- ler, and Bob Calhoun each make a sharp appraisal of the other postage collections before trading. Talks and discussions give STAMP CLUB members a new interest in history and geography. 50 ,K-.. Diaper dilemma Carol Morgan, Judy Neff, and Margaret Fruits solve child-care problems by prac- ticing on dolls. Later they can confidently tackle the real tasks of a baby-sitting job. HORIZON CLUB, a high school branch of Campfire Girls, is new at Ripple this year. Sound off Testing, 1-2-3-4, says Doug Hollings- Worth into the mike as Bob Roe, Steve Allen, and Jerry Geller listen for tone qual- ity and volume. P.A. CREW boys are the control behind the voices at auditoriums, football games, and other Ripple shows. Just the facts 3:15 -- DEBATE CLUB members, Bill Bertermann, Diane Wilson, Gil Herod, and Sharon McNerney check the information to use when presenting their cases on Junior Town Meeting. This year they petitioned for membership in the National Forensic League. Darkroom developments The work of PHOTO CLUB, such as Bob Roe, Al Combs, and Dick Cole are shown doing, turns out both pictures and im- proved photographers. Members took their own yearbook picture. They also sponsored an all-school photography contest. Gay goblins A friendly ghost sneaks up on ART CLUB members, Marilyn Bertrand, Marvin Glaser, and Janet Ralston, as they mold weird creaions for the Spook Spree. These young Renibrandts appealed to the human palate by seling ice cream at the carnival. Fiesta, not siesta The tempting odors of Spanish food tell Bob Ford in plain language this is no time for napping under his sombrerog so he joins Don Irwin, Nancy Smith, Nydia Diaz, and Diana Hawkins at the Fiesta. French and Latin students also belong to FOREIGN- EERS. i.. i.. Big wheels By repairing the little Wheel of a toy or dressing a doll, Kathy Winnefeld, Carolyn Wisner, and Jane Jobes become VIP's to needy children. Their small savings of a penny a day for the Y-TEEN Centennial also added up to a large project. Literary spruce Joyce Froney, Katie Berry, and Lois Hovey, winners of the LIBRARY CLUB'S annual ornament contest, dress up the Christmas tree with their book-inspired creations. Club members took a poster display to the 1953 Hoosier Student Library Association meeting. 52 Suited for the job BUSINESS LEADERS know that a tail- ored, neat appearance helps to secure the best jobs. Lois Krebs, Kent Ferguson, and Alice Rutter illustrate the do's and don'ts at a meeting. Candy sales prove to be good business for these future tycoons. Friends in need JUNIOR RED CROSS members, Marje George, Carolyn Taylor, Jane Wert, and Rosy Reich, prepare a special Halloween surprise for convalescing veterans. Each year these hard Workers campaign at school for funds for the Red Cross. Chance for squirts Good sport faculty member, Mr. Harold Harding, is all Wet from a quick dousing he gets from Bill McCahil1 in the HI-Y Squirt-a-Teacher carnival booth as Tracey Hombur looks on. Members also took part in the city-Wide United Nations project. Looking Iasses Margaret Stahl, Sue Teeguarden, and Linda Cochrane consult the mirror on the wall for good grooming tips. Freshmen members soon reflect the advice of COZY HOUR guest speakers and become images of neatness and good health. Cheaper by the dozen Diane Wilson, Sarah Myers, and Marilyn Hall oHer both quality and quantity to a customer. TRI-HI-Y girls used the funds from this bake sale to help finance YMCA world-service projects and promote a school dance. Bargain books Used book store salesgirls, Eileen Ruesch and Sherry Holland, display a variety of textbooks to Bill Macnabb and Ann Lurie. By this project ORANGE AID makes a profit, and students Welcome the chance to save money on books. Clef Club-BACK ROW: Dick Cole, Gordon Shaw, John Galm, Tom Green, Carolyn Norman, Janet Keuthan, Gil Herod, Tom Clark, Mickey Meese. THIRD ROW: Peggy Gillette, Kay Stephens, Judy Lambert, Ellen Mahin, Linda Lemasters, Carolyn Green, Nancy Hyde, Pat Mowdy, Charles Gisler. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Barcik, Eleanor Bull, Caryl Matthews, Ann Thomas, Marybeth Wright, Loretta Sutter, Marcia Rinne, Nancy Fowler. FRONT ROW: Nancy Smith, Ruth Ann Cornish, Ann Bradford, Charles Nakarai, Camella Kyger, Janet Patton, Ann Coy. Musically minded Ripplites high on the musical scale vie for membership in CLEF CLUB at an audi- tion. During carnival time members be- come song pluggers while selling copies of the school song, and they turn showmen each year in their auditorium program. 54 Student Council-BACK ROW: Bob Yount, Wally Cox, Bob Wait, Don Penington, Jim Crosbie, Bob Campbell. THIRD ROW: Jim Strickland, Jim Pollard, Dick Uhl, Steve Foster, Marshall Gage, Bill Alltop. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bugg, Tom Burkhart, Carol Purves, Linda Miles, Ken Kaest- ner, Bill Dean, Skip Mills. FRONT ROW: Marje George, Mary Hackemeyer, Marie Kingdon, Bev- erly Youmans, Lynne Steigerwald, Mary Ann Blackley, Jane Jobes. Middle men Five representatives and two alternates are elected from each class to serve on the STUDENT COUNCIL. This year after pooling student, faculty, and parent ideas, they directed the Homecoming celebration and the Heartbeat Dance. Names in the news Journalists with one year's outstanding service on the Riparian staffs fill the ranks of Ripple's QUILL AND SCROLL, national journalistic honorary. This year members helped with the installation of the Manual High School chapter, the newest in the city. Quill and Scroll - BACK ROW: Brant Moore, Frank Hirschman, Bill Alltop, Harold Atherly, Barney Pippenger, Gil Herod, Bob Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Don Hughes, Judy Frank, Emilie Kohlsteadt, Susie Thompson, Judy Plessinger, Tom Haygood. FIRST ROW: Jim Robey, Jim Jobes, Nancy Neale, Connie King, Art Pittenger, Dale Searcy. Broad Ripple to Broadway NATIONAL THESPIANS are not only performers, but s t a g e managers, ticket salesmen, and all-round troupers. This year they joined forces to stage 'fBelles On Their Toes as their annual three-act production, along with Glamour and High Window. National Thespians - BACK ROW: Nate Streit- matter, Wesley Benson, Bob Wait, Nancy Bugg, Marlyn Grebe. SECOND ROW: Brant Moore, Marje George, Phil Frank, Barbara Miles, Lois Kett. FIRST ROW: Ken Kaestner, Marilyn Stubbs, Gale Parrish, Connie King, Art Pittenger. Look Ma, it's me! T C When Ripplites shout with glee at seeing their pictures or names in the city papers, it is usually the work of the school NEWS BUREAU. These busy correspond- ents send news releases to TV and radio stations in addition to four newspap- ers. Every major school event is included on their beats, and each article printed is displayed on the main-hall bulletin board. Parents find out about other important things at school besides that dreamy boy in study hall, and these stories boost Ripple's activities throughout the Harrower, Brant Moore. year. Business Staff-BACK ROW: Ruth Padget, Sondra Bisesi, Sandra Ballinger. THIRD ROW: Diane Wilson, Nancy Worcester, Jo Carol Bicket, Doris Kuhn. SECOND ROW: Pat Bonewitz, Analie Shul- theis, Carolyn Wisner, Emilie Kohlstaedt, Nancy Lamkin. FRONT ROW: Jim Wurster. STANDING: John Enoch. 56 News Bureau-Mary Ellen Combs, Kay Hirt, Carolyn Wisner, Dave Down to business BUSINESS STAFF mem- bers hold the purse strings of Riparian spending with a wise grasp. They handle t h e complicated financing of both the Yearbook and the W e e k 1 y with level- headed accuracy and insist that mistakes are too cost- ly to be made. The annual subscription campaign a n d circulation work are other jobs on their long list. Merchants find it good business to increase sales by purchasing ad s p a c e from staffers. Business managers - Ron Naum, Frank Want- land, Ray Pickett. Weekly editors-STANDING: Barney Pippenger, Dave Lewis, Tom Welch, Bob Reynolds, Judy Plessinger, Gil Herod, Don Hughes. SEATED: Jim Robey, Susie Thompson, Connie King, Tom Haygood. Weekly staff-BACK ROW: Ronald Schreiber, Mike Dodge, Gene Harvey, Bill Macnabb, Tim Talbott, Betsy Dierberger, Barbara Dawson, Joan Fleming, Joan Frey. SECOND ROW: Ann Coy, Susan Stegemeier, Matilda Moeller, J. D. Murphy, Dale Searcy, Jack Benedix, Patty Miner, Nancy Spier, Eleanor Bull. FRONT ROW: Judy Ma- rienthal, Marthene Gray, Barbara Miles, Carol Cunningham, Janet Bechtold, Barbara Irwin, Susan Lobraico, Betty Smith, Kathleen Wisner. Reporters mark SG at close of WeekIy's 25th anniversary Early in the year Ripplites presented a bundle of birthday wishes to the newspaper at the auditorium party and the Birthday Ball. At a grand finale, the Journalism Awards dinner, a silver anniversary cake was enjoyed by staff members and guests. Meanwhile staiers gave their time and energy to the paper. Deadline night found the Riparian room buzzing. The staff's store of candy was raided, and typists were shanghaied as the deadline rush began. For the past five years the Weekly has earned Quill and Scroll's highest rating. 1 FQ N fp x ,W tk Qi it 1 :T .sau Irfriu S6 The elevator to success is not runningg we take the stairs was the motto of the Class of 1927. Now raccoon coats have given Way to suede jackets, and red-hot music is real cool, but we still keep traditional ideas. Ken Kaestner, 1 9 5 4 Senior Class president, made the thirtieth annual silver trowel presentation this year to Jun- ior Class President Dick Uhl. fpicture at rightj 53 We follow Sf-...Q 1' 5 -. -1-:, ' 91,-'E 5 ., w. 3 an J ai Q, . Wlilmf fa 5' o 7 5? J A ' I X v A Q if 91 ig, R , pf E Seniors Thomas Aknrd-Booster Club 2-33 Junior Prom Invitations Com.3 ROTC 2-3, Sgt. 1st Class 33 Senior VVays and Means Com.: Track 1. Shirley Alboher-Art Club 1-23 Cozy Hour 13 Hall Monitor 23 Oliice Messenger 1-2, 43 Jr. Red Cross Representative 23 Senior Play Com.3 Shortridge High School 3. Ronald Allison-Hall Monitor 2-33 ROTC 1-4, Sgt. lst Class 3-43 Senior Play Com. Xvilliam 0'Bamnon Alltop-Honor Society 2-4, Pres. 43 Junior Dues Com.3 Legion of Honor 1-33 Lettermen's Club 3-43 Quill and Scroll 3-43 Ripples 2-33 Riparian Year- book Sports Ed. 3-43 Senior Class Treas.3 Student Council 1-3, Vice-Pres. and Treas. il33Golden Singers 2-33 Football 1-43 Track Joe Andrews-Booster Club 33 Hi-Y 43 Senior Play Com.3 Football 3. George Applegate-Hi-Y 43 Legion of Merit 1-31 Ripples 33 ROTC 1-4, 2nd Lt. 4: Senior Class History Com.3 Intramural Basketball 4. Donald Armstrong-Legion of Merit 33 Senior Cap and Gown Com. Sally A1-zet-Senior Announcements Com. Harold Atherly-Fathers Assn. Safety Contest 1st place 33 Hi-Y 33 Junior Prom Invitations Com. Chmn.3 Legion of Merit 1-33 Quill and Scroll 3-43 ROTC 1-4, Capt. 4: Riparian Dance Decorations Com. Chmn. 43 Riparian Newspaper Cartoonist 33 Ri- parian Yearbook 2-43 Layout Ed. 43 Rip- ples 2-33 Spanish Club 13 Senior Mothers' Tea Com. Paula Aufderheide-Booster Club 33 Hall Monitor 23 Jr. Red Cross Representative 13 Otlice Messenger 43 Riparian Agent 13 Senior Color Day Com.3 Baseball 2. Don E. Auten-Booster Club 23 Easter Auditorium 2-3: Legion of Honor 33 Le- gion of Merit 1-23 ROTC 1-4, Capt. 4, Color Guard 2-33 Band 1-23 Choir 1-33 Golden Singers 43 Tennis 1-4. Phil Baggett-Booster Club 23 Legion of Honor 33 Ripples 2-33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.: Basketball 13 Intramural Basketball and Football 2-4. Stephen Bm.-:gett-Booster Club 23 Ripples 33 Senior Play Com.3 Basketball 13 Track 2-3. Sandra R. Ballinger-Booster Club 1-4: Draclu 3-41 Junior Prom Decorations Com.3 Latin Club 13 Legion of Merit 1-31 Ripar- ian Newspaper Business Staff 3-43 Riparian News Bureau Historian 33 Senior Grad Dance Decorations Com. Chmn.3 Thespians 23 Girls Glee Club 1-23 Bowling 1-23 Vol- ley Ball 2. Leslie Bannon-Radio Club 1-43 Senior Grad Dance Com. Juck Bartle-Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Baseball 1-23 Football 1. Shirley Bastien-Booster Club 1-33 Busi- ness Leaders 33 Cozy Hour 13 Draclu 33 .Junior Prom Entertainment Com.3 Legion of Merit 33 Ripples '33 Spanish Club 33 Thespians 13 Orchestra 1-3. Ronda Beaver-Art Club 13 Booster Club 1-43 Ripples 33 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Volley Ball l. Seniors XJanet Y. Beehtold-Booster Club 1-45 Dra- clu 3-4, Pres. 45 Honor Society 2-45 Junior Prom Decorations Com. Co-Chmn.5 Legion of Honor 1-35 Ripples 2-35 Riparian News- paper Columnist 3-45 ROTC Sponsor 3-45 Senior Class Sec.5 Student Council 25 A- Cappella Choir 45 Operetta 3-4. George A. Becker-Booster Club 25 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Golf 1-2. Robert Xvilliam Begley-Booster Club 1-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Lettermen's Club 45 Ripples 2-35 Senior Ways and Means Com.5 Basketball 1-45 Intramural Football 3-4. Hazel Bell--Library Club 15 Senior Moth- ers' Tea Com.5 Concert Club 45 Glee Club 2-35 Archery 1. Theresa Ann Berman-Booster Club 25 Debate Club 2-35 Jr. Red Cross Represen- tative 25 Junior Prom Invitations Com.5 Photo Club 35 Ripples 2-4, Director 35 Senior Class Day Com. Jo Carol Bicket-Foreigneers 3-45 Junior Prom Favors Com.5 Latin Club 1-25 Leap Year VVhirl Com. 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Riparian Dance Com. 35 Riparian News- paper 2-45 Senior, Mothers' Tea Com.5 Bowling 1-3. Gwendolyn Sue Bigham-Foods Asst. 35 Riparian Home Room Agent 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Girls' Glee Club 1-2, 4. Betty L. Billeisen-Business Leaders 25 Legion of Merit 35 Music Asst. 35 Ripples 35 Senior Color Day Com.5 A-Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 35 Girls' En- semble 25 Operetta 45 Opera CConcert Clubj 35 Shortridge High School 1. Marie Binger-Booster Club 35 Cozy Hour 15 Honor Society 2-45 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Honor 35 Legion of Merit 1-25 Orange Aid Council 1-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com. Sondra Lea Bisesi-Booster Club 1-45 Mil- itary Ball Com. 3-45 Draclu 45 Junior Prom Invitations Com.5 Legion of Merit 9-.1-35 ROTC Sponsor 3-45 Riparian News- 4 paper Exchange Ed. 45 Senior Mothers' W Tea Com.5 Spanish Club 2-35 Bowling 15 Basketball 1. ' Hurry Bitner--Senior Play Com. Donal Black-Booster Club 35 Letter- nien's Club 3-45 ROTC 2-4, Lt. 45 Senior Color Day Com.5 Baseball 1-35 VVrestling 1-3. Nancy Mae Blaisdell-Booster Club 2-45 Q'Draclu 45 Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Honor 1-35 Orange Aid Council 45 Ripa- ,frian Home Room Agent 1-35 Ripples 35 Spanish Club 1-25 Senior Mothers' Tea Co1n,5 Thespians 1-25 Volley Ball 1. Lois Boffo-Senior Color Day Com.5 A- Cappella Choir 45 Choir 35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Ensemble 2. Martha Bok:-andt-GAA 3-45 Senior Color Day Gom.5 Archery 35 Badminton 35 Bas- ketball 3-45 Bowling 45 Volley Ball 3. Gerald Bolden-Senior Color Day Com.5 Track 1-4, ' Tom Bowen-Ripples 35 Senior Gift Com.5 Shortridge High School 1-2, Shirley Ann Breidellbach-Senior Color Day Com.5 Baseball 1. ,- Tr. 'ti i'- Seniors Jumes Harold Brown-Booster Club 2-35 Hi-Y 3-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Newcomers' Club 25 Radio Club 35 Ripples 35 Senior Announcements Com.5 Fairhaven High School, Fairhaven, Mass. Jeannine Bryant-Newcomers' Club 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Girls' Advanced Glee Club 45 NVinamac High School, Win- arnac, lnd. 1-3. Vhxrren Edward lhulmlenbuum-Legion of Merit 1-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com. Nancy Bngg-Booster Club 2-45 Drum Majorette 25 Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Honor 1-35 Miss Riparian 45 National Thespians 3-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Orange Aid ouncil 1-3, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Ripples 2-35 ROTC Sponsor 3-45 Student Council Sec. 3-4. Eleanor Bull--Broad Ripple Business and Professional Wome11's Club Award 25 Clef Club 2-45 Fathers' Association Award 35 Honor Society 2-45 Legion of Honor 1-35 National Thespians 45 Opera Club 1-4, Pres. 2-35 Riparian Newspaper Columnist 45 Ripples 1-35 Student Council 15 Golden Singers 2-45 Operetta 2-4. Karen Jo Butler--Booster Club 2-45 Dra- clu 45 Junior Dues Com.5 Ripples 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Spanish Club 25 Band 1-2. Joseph 17. Butterworth-Booster Club 1-35 Legion of Merit 1-35 National Thespians Play 45 Ripples 1-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 1-35 Choir 25 Base- ball 15 Basketball 15 Football 15 Intra- mural Basketball 2-4, Football 2-4. Inn Rae Byrne-GAA 15 Jr. Red Cross Representative 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Bowling 1-3. Marjorie Cady-Booster Club 1-45 Junior Prom Refreshments Com.5 Opera Club 1-3, Treas. 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Girls' Ensemble 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Music Festival 1-3. Q Deanna Camplin-Newcomers' Club 35 Sen- ior Mothers' Tea COlH.5 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Girls' Glee Club 45 Music Festival 35 Shortridge High School 1-2. Delvn Ann Curder-Art Club 35 Booster Club 2-35 Cozy Hour 1, Sec. 15 Home Ec. Asst. 3: Junior Prom Invitations Com.5 Legion of Merit 2-35 Opera Club 2-3, Sec. 3: Ripples 2-3, Director 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 A-Cappella Choir 45 Choir 35 Operetta 4. Deloris Ann Carney-Senior Color Day Com. Frances Lynn Carr-Booster Club 25 Li- brary Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Concert Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Bowling 1. Marcia Lee Carson-Booster Club 2-35 Debate Club 3-45 Draclu 3-45 Junior P1'om Favors Com.5 Latin Club 1-35 Legion of Merit 1-35 Orange Aid Council 45 Riparian Yearbook Ad Staff 45 Ripples Director 49 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Thespians 1-2, Burburn Jane Cash-Booster Club 2-45 Honor Society 3-45 Junior Prom Favors Com.5 Legion of Honor 35 Legion of Merit 25 Opera Club 3-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Ripples Flake-Up Com. 35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Concert Choir 45 Music Fes- tivals 2-45 Burris High School, Muncie, Ind. 1. Edith Pauline Cslssity-Baton Club 1-45 Flag Twirler 2-45 Legion of Merit 1-33 Library Club 1-25 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Thespians 15 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Con- cert Club 45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Girls' Glee Club 1-25 Music Festival 1-3. James XV. Challis-Senior Play Com.5 Mu- sic Festival 1-35 Orchestra 1-4. Jim Champer-Senior Special Projects Com.5 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Cross Country 2-35 VVrestling 2. Seniors J Joyce Chenoweth-Booster Club 2-35 Le- gion of Merit 1-35 Opera Club 2-35 Orange Aid Council 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Thespians 15 Music Festival 1-35 Orches- tra 1-45 String Ensemble 4. Donna Cheshire-Booster Club 2-45 Draclu 3-45 Junior, Prom Decorations Com.5 Le- gion of Merit 2-35 Nurse's Asst. 3-45 Sen- ior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Thespians 25 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Bowling 1. James R. Clark-Easter Auditorium 1-25 Ripples 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Choir 1-25 Golden Singers 3-45 Music Fes- tival 1-35 Operetta 3-45 Football 1. Thomas H. Clark-Clef Club 45 Legion of Merit 35 Ripples 35 Senior Play Com.5 Band 3-45 Dance Band 45 German Band 45 Music Festival 35 Orchestra 3-4. Janice H. Clatworthy-Booster Club 3-45 Business Leaders 45 Latin Club 1-25 Le- gion of Merit 1-35 'Opera Club 35 Ripples 25 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Concert Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Music Festival 1-35 Opera QCon- cert Club! 3. I-lun-iet J. Clifton-Booster Club 2-45 For- eigneers 35 Homecoming Dance Com. 35 Opera Club 2-45 Ripples 2-35 Senior Moth- ers' Tea Com.5 Concert Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 2-35 Girls' Ensemble 15 Mu- sic Festival 1-35 Opera fConcert Cluby Lead 35 Triple Trio 4. Janice Clinton-Booster Club 2-45 Cozy Hour 15 Junior Refreshments Com.5 Latin Club 15 Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples 33 Senior Will Com. Chmn.5 Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 Vice-Pres. 35 Girls' Ensemble 2-45 Music Festival 1-3. Dick Cole-Clef Club 45 Photo Club 1-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Senior Play Com.5 Band 1-45 Music Festival 1-35 Orchestra 4. Alfred E. Combs-Hi-Y 1-45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Library Club 1-25 Photo Club 2-45 Senior Play Com.5 ROTC 1-4, Rifle Team 3-4. Dick Conway-Senior Color Day Com. Bob Cook-Booster Club 3-45 Cheer Lead- er 3-45 Hi-Y 1-25 Junior Class Treas.5 Legion of Merit 2-35 Ripples 2-35 Senior Ways and Means Com.5 Student Council 1-2: Band 1-25 Dance Band 1-25 Basket- ball 1. Patty Cook-Jr. Red Cross Representative 25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Senior Play Com. Robert M. Cooney-Senior Special Projects Com. Forest Copns-Senior Play Com. Marilyn Cordonier-Legion of Merit 1-35 Opera Club 35 Senior Play Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 Girls' Glee Club 1. John Corey-Senior WVays and Means Com.5 Baseball 2-3. Vvullaee Cox-Legion of Merit 1-35 Letter- men's Club 2-45 Ripples 1-35 Boys' Glee Club 15 Golden Singers 25 Operetta Lead 25 Baseball 1-35 Basketball 1-45 Cross Country 1-25 Track 1. Ann Evans Coy-Clef Club 2-45 Disc Jockey for Platter Chatter 35 Fresh- man-Sophomore Talent Show 1-25 Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Honor 1-35 National Thespians 45 Opera Club 1-4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 45 Riparian Newspaper 45 Ripples 2-35 Thespians 1-2, Vice-Pres. 25 Golden Singers 3-45 Operetta 3. Seniors Howuril Creveling-Hi-Y 3-43 Legion of Merit 2-33 Photo Club 1-23 Ripples 33 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 A-Cappella Choir 43 Boys' Glee Club 23 Choir 3. Vivian Crousore-Nurse's Asst. 33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 A-Cappella Choir 43 Concert Clfoir 43 Concert Club 33 Girls' Ensemble 23 Girls' Glee Club 13 Opera CConcert Clubj 3. Susan Cummins-Booster Club 23 Hori- zon Club 13 Orange Aid Council 23 Ripples 33 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Spanish Club 13 Girls' Glee Club 2-4. James B. Curtis-Military Ball Com. 43 ROTC 2-4, Sgt. lst Class 43 Senior Grad Dance Com. NVilliam J. Curtis-Military Ball Com. 43 ROTC 2-4, Sgt. 1st Class 43 Senior Moth- ers' Tea Com. Evelyn Dawson-Booster Club 43 Business Leaders 43 Dean of Girls Asst. 33 Senior Color Day Comf 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. NVilliam Denton-Newcomers' Club 23 Sen- ior Color Day Com.3 Central High School, Fort Wayne, Ind. 1. Clarence Degner-Model Railroad Club 13 Photo Club 1-42 Radio Club 23 Senior Spe- cial Projects Com.3 Boys' Glee Club 13 Choir 2-33 Concert Choir 43 Operetta. Rosemary Della - Penna - Senior Grad Dance Com. Robert Devault-Lettermen's Club 3-4, Treas. 43 Ripples 3-43 Senior Prophecy Com.3 Baseball 33 Basketball 13 Football 1-4. Mary Ann Dickerson-Baton Club 13 Booster Club 23 Legion of Merit 13 Library Asst. 33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Arch- ery 13 Bowling 2. Beverly Dillon-Booster Club 1-43 Draclu 33 Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 23 Legion of Merit 1-33 Ripples 33 Senior Will Com.3 Spanish Club 13 Thespians 1-23 Girls' Ensemble 33 Girls' Glee Club 2. Shirley Disher-Booster Club 2-43 Busi- ness Leaders 33 Cozy Hour 13 Junior Prom Arrangements Com.3 Orange Aid Council 43 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Tri-Hi-Y 3-43 Badminton 13 Basketball 13 Volley- ball 1. Lenora Ditzenberger-Art Club 43 Booster Club 3-41 Junior Prom Favors C0m.3 Le- gion of Merit 2-33 Ripples Make-Up Com. 3-3 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Y-Teens 43 Pike Township High School 1. George Doane-ROTC 2-33 Senior Play COIH.3 Spanish Club 1. Ricllaril L. Doll-Radio Club 43 ROTC 1-4, lst Sgt. 3-43 Senior Class Day Com. Dick A. S. Dorsey-Booster Club 1-43 Sen- ior VVays and Means Com.3 Cross Country 23 Football 13 Track 1-2. Phyllis Jean Dougherty-Booster Club 2- 4: Business Leaders 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Music Festival 1. Seniors Jack Douglas-Hi-Y 35 Legion of Merit 1- 35 Lettermen's Club 45 Ripples 35 Senior Play Com.5 Football 1-45 Track 1-25 Wfrestling 1-2. Xvayne Dowell-Senior Gift Com. Joseph M. Duckworth-Arts Salon 1-25 Legion of Merit 2-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Cross Country 2-35 Track 1-3. Mary Jane Duttenhaver-Booster Club 2- 4: Cozy Hour 15 Draclu 35 Junior Prom Ticket Com. and Decorations Com.5 Jr. Red Cross Club 2-45 Latin Club 1-25 Le- gion of Merit 1-35 Orange Aid Council 35 Ripples 1-35 Senior Dues Corn. Alison Dyer-Booster Club 2-45 Easter Auditorium 2-35 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Latin Club 15 Legion of Honor 35 Legion of Merit 1-25 Orange Aid Council 35 Class Day Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Choir 1: Golden Singers 2-45 Operetta 2-4. Nancy Engleson-Booster Club 2-45 Cozy Hour 15 Draclu 35 Orange Aid Council 1-25 Senior Cap and Gown Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 yktliowling 1-2. Sharon Lee Eaton-Art Club 15 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Bowling 1. Paul R. Elbert-Art Club 45 Senior Special Projects Com.5 Band 1-3. Dean Elery-Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Band 1-25 Football 3. Stanley Engle-Legion of Merit 1-35 Let- termen's Club 35 Projection Operator 3: Senior Special Projects Com.5 A-Cappella Choir 45 Boys' Glee Club 15 Concert Choir 2-35 Football 1-35 Track 1. John G. Enoch-Booster Club 1-25 Hi-Y 3-45 Junior Dues Com.5 Legion of Merit 35 Quiz 'Em Team 45 Riparian Newspaper Ad Staff 4: Ripples 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Track 1-4. Richard Ensley-ROTC 1-35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Cross Country 2. Katy Ann Everett-Draclu 45 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples 35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Basketball 1. Virginia Feemau-Booster Club 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Spanish Club 35 Tum- bling Club 1. Robert T. Felts-Model Railroad Club 15 Senior Gift Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 1. Peggy Fenner-Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Shortridge High School 15 Friend's Acad- emy, Locust Valley, Long Island, N. Y. 2-3. Kenneth Ferguson-Art Club 45 Business Leaders 4, Treas. 45 Hi-Y 45 Senior Bacca- laureate Com.5 Cross Country 3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-4, Football 4, Wrest- ling 45 Tennis 45 Track 4. Robert E. Fetter--Model Railroad Club 1-25 ROTC Rifle Team 2-45 Boys' Glee Club 15 Concert Choir 4. M Seniors Percival Tan Rocket Ill-Super Cadet 35 Mars High School 1-3. Tom li. Fitch--Legion of Merit 35 Radio Club 1-45 ROTC 1-4, Blajor 45 Senior Play Com. Varln lflanulers-Art Club 25 Legion of Merit 2-35 Ripples Make-Up Com. 35 Sen- ior Announcements Com.5 Girls' Ensemble 45 Girls' Glee Club 2-3. Joan Fleming-Booster Club 1-45 Drat-lu 35 Junior Prom Refreshments Com.5 Le- gion of Merit 2-35 Riparian Newspaper 2-4, Reporter 2, Feature VVriter 3, Col- umnist 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Riparian Asst. 2: Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Thes- pians 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 1-25 Girls' Ensemble 2 4 Gerald Ford-Booster Club 1-35 Latin Club 15 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Golf 15 lntramural Basketball 15 Wrestling' 1-4. Robert S. Ford-Booster Club 25 Easter Auditorium 35 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Latin Club 15 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 35 Golden Singers 45 Operetta 45 Intramural Basketball 2-45 Intramural Football 45 Tennis 1-4. Thomas C. Ford-Ripples 25 Senior Color Day Com.5 Thespians 15 Track 1-25 WV1'est- ling 1-25 Kemper Military School, Boon- ville, Mo. 3. Thomas Fox-Debate Club 2-35 Easter Auditorium 1-35 Hi-Y Model U.N. 35 Jr. Red Cross Club 2-35 Jr. Town Meeting 2-35 Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples 1-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 15 Choir 3. Joan Foxworthy-Easter Auditorium 35 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Op- era Club 2-3, Treas. 25 Senior'Molliers' Tea Com.: Thespians 15 A-Cappella Choir 45 Choir 35 Girls' Concert Club 25 Girls' Ensemble 25 Operetta 3-45 Bowling 1-4. Marjorie Ann Fonts-Booster Club 1-35 Cozy Hour 1-25 GAA 1-25 Jr. Red Cross Club 35 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 !,1,.atinAClub 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Sen- ior Color Day Com.5 Thespians 15 Band 2-45 Orchestra 45 Archery 1. Judy Frank-Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Honor 35 Legion of Merit 1-25 National Thespians 45 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Sec. 43 Riparian Yearbook 3-4, Organizations Ed. Ek Ed.-in-Chief 45 Ripples 1-2, Director 35 State Drama Award 45 Golden Singers 43 Operetta 45 Triple Trio 3-4. Phil NI. Frank-Christmas Play 35 Drama Festival Stage Mgr. 45 National Thespians 3-45 National Thespians Play 3-45 Ripples 35 Senior Play Com.5 Spanish Club 15 Thanksgiving Play 3. Richard L. Freeman--Letterrnen's Club 3- 45 Senior Special Projects Com.5 Baseball 1-35 Football 1. Joan NI. Frey-Booster Club 3-45 Business Leaders 45 Draclu 35 Jr. Red Cross Club 45 Junior Prom Guest Ticket Com. Ch1nn.5 Legion of Merit 35 Riparian News Bureau 45 Ripples 35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Spanish Club 1-2, Historian 2. Beverly Marie Frietzsche-Baton Club 15 Senior Color Day Com.5 Girls' Glee Club 1-35 Bowling 1-2. .Ioglie Fults-Booster Club 2-45 Draclu 45 Orange Aid Council 2-45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Glee Club 3-4. Jacqueline Gairing-Booster Club 1-45 Business Leaders 3-45 Foreigneers 35 Jun- ior Finance Com.5 Legion of Merit l-35 Orange Aid Council 45 Ripples 2-35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. Suzy G1-er-Booster Club 1-45 Draclu 3-45 Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 25 Jun- ior Prom Decorations Com.5 Legion of Merit 3: Ripples 2-35 Senior Grad Dance 'Theme Com. Chmn.5 Thespians 1-25 Girls' Ensemble 35 Girls' Glee Club 1-2. Seniors Mm-je George--Draclu 3-4, Pres. 35 Jr. Red Cross Club 2-4, Pres. 35 Junior Class Scc.5 Legion of Honor 1-25 Legion of Merit 31 National Thespians 3-45 Orange Aid Coun- cil 2-4, Pres. 45 Ripples 2-3, Director, 45 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Choir 35 Girls' Concert Club 25 Golden Singers 4. Dick Geupel-Booster Club 2-35 'Legion of Merit 2-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Coin.: Basketball 2-4. Bettina Gilchrist-Art Club 15 Booster Club 1-45 Draclu 3-45 Holiday Hop Dance Com. 35 Homecoming Queen Finalist 41 Legion of Merit 1-35 Orange Aid Council 15 Riparian Newspaper Cartoonist 3-45 liipples 25 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Tri- Hi-Y 3-45 Girls' Glee Club 2. Lawrence L. Golay-Senior Play Co1n.5 Football 1. JoDe Ann Gray-Booster Club 2-45 Legion, of Merit 2-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Spanish Clubl2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Girls' Glee, Club 25 Bowling 1. Nlarlyn Grebe-Booster Club 2-4, Sec.- Treas. 25 Draclu 35 Junior Dues Com.5 Homecoming Queen 45 Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Honor 1-25 Legion of Merit 33 National Thespians 4, Scribe 45 Ripples 2-35 Senior Grad Dance Refreshments Com. Chmn.5 Spanish Club 15 Student Council 2-3, Sec. 2-35 Thespians 1-2, Pres. 1-2. Arline Green-Booster Club 2-45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Opera Club 2-3, Sec. 35 Ripples Di1'ector 45 Senior Ways and Means Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 A-Cappella Choir 45 Choir 3: Girls' Concert Club 25 Bowling 15 Volley Ball 1. Carolyn Green-Art Club 15 Booster Club 2-35 Clef Club 1-45 Cozy Hour 15 Latin Club 15 Legion of Honor 1-35 Legion of Merit 25 Photo Club 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Radio Club 45 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Accom- panist for A-Cappella Choir 4, Concert Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 3. Tom Green-Clef Club 2-45 Clef Club Tal- ent Show 35 Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 15 Legion of Merit 2-35 Ripples 35 Senior Play Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 15 Choir 15 Dance Band Vocalist 45 Golden Singers 2-45 Operetta 2-4, Lead 45 Base- ball 3. Philip Grieslmum-Booster Club 25 Leap Year Dance Com. 25 Legion of Merit 1-3: Ripples 35 Senior Gift Com.5 Stage Crew 35 Band 1-2. Don Gnlley-Booster Club 45 Legion of Merit 1-25 Ripples 25 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 15 Choir 2-35 Intra- mural Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4. John D. Hnas-Business Leaders 25 Ri- parian Newspaper Sports Staff 1-25 Rip- ples 2-35 Senior VVays and Means Coin. Gracie Hull-Booster Club 45 Cozy Hour 15 Latin Club 15 Legion of Merit 1-35 Sen- ior Invitations Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Marilyn Hall-Booster Club 3-45 Junior Prom Arrangements Com.5 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Shortridge High School 1. Tom Hancock--Latin Club 1-25 Senior Special Projects Com.5 Intramural Basket- ball 3-4. Fredric P. Harris--Booster Club 2-35 Hi-Y 2-45 Holiday Hop Dance Com. 45 Military Ball Com. 45 ROTC 2-45 Senior Grad Dance Com. Gene Harvey-Legion of Merit 1-35 Let- termen's Club 3-45 Riparian Newspaper Reporter 45 liipples 2-35 Senior Class Day Com.5 Band 1-35 Baseball 1-45 Intramural Basketball 1-4, Football 3-4. Smedley Rocket-All Universe Roundball Team 2-35 Cosmic Tiddlewink Team 1-35 Green Cheese Eating Contest 35 Milky Way Track Race 25 Star Hopping 1-25 Saturn High School 1-3. 1 lx-I Seniors Diana Hawkins--Arts Salon 15 Art Club lg Booster Club 1-45 Debate Club 35 For- eigneers 3-4, Pres. 45 Leap Year Dance Coin. 25 Draclu 3-45 Junior Prom Invita- tions Com.5 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Music Festival 1. Tom Haygood-Hi-Y 3-45 Military Ball Com. 1-3, General Chmn. 45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Quiz 'Em Team 35 ROTC 1-4, Lt. Col. lBattalion Commanderj 45 Rifle Team 35 Riparian Dance Com. 3-45 Ripa- rian Newspaper 2-4, Managing Ed. 45 Rip- ples 3, Director 45 Senior Class Day Com.5 Track 15 VVrestling 1, Paul Hedlund-Senior Color Day Com. Fred B. Hendricks-Ripples 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Cross Country 45 Track 3-4. Gil Herod-Clef Club 45 Debate Club 45 Hi-Y 3-54, Chaplain 45 Honor Society 3-45 Jr. Town Meeting 45 Legion of Honor 35 National Thespians 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Quiz 'Em Team 45 Riparian Newspaper Copy Desk 3, Managing Ed. 45 Ripples 2-35 Golden Singers 3-4. Hal T. Hiatt-Senior Play Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 15 Choir 2-35 Concert Choir 45 Operetta 4. Rosealeah Hickman-Senior Gift Com.5 Girls' Glee-Club 4. Richard 'I'. Hill-Booster Club 2-35 Hi-Y 1-25 Ripples 2-35 Senior Ways and Means Com.5 Intramural Basketball 2-4, Foot- ball 35 Tennis 3. Frank F. l-Iirschman-Booster Club 2-35 History Reference Asst. 35 Hi-Y 35 Leap Year Dance Com. 25 Legion of Merit 2-35 Quill and Scroll 45 Riparian Dance Coin. 35 Riparian Newspaper Personnel Mgr. 35 Riparian Yearbook Associate Ed. 45 Rip- ples 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Student Safety Com. 4. Dick Hodges-Booster Club 2-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Lettermen's Club 45 Ripples 25 ROTC 1-4, Sgt. lst Class 25 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Football 2-45 Basket- ball 25 Intramural Basketball 2-4. Albert Fred Hohl-Projection Crew 2-45 Radio Club 2-45 ROTC 2-4, Sgt. lst Class 45 Senior Special Projects Com. Mary Ellen Hood-Booster Club 1-45 Leap Year Dance Comf 25 Legion of Merit 2-35 Orange Aid Council 25 Ripples 35 Senior ?Color Day Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Archery 1-2. Lnddie Howson-Legion of Merit 35 Senior Cap and Gown Com.5 Football 1-3. Lau-ry Howson-Legion of Merit 1, 35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Football 1-3. James Hubbard-Booster Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 2-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 1-25 lntramural Basket- ball 3-45 Track 1-2. Dillon Huder-Booster Club 2-35 Drum Major 45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Rifle Team 4: Ripples 35 ROTC 2-4, Lt. 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Band 1-45 Dance Band 45 Music Festival 1-35 Football 15 Intramural Basketball 1-4. Marilyn D. I-Iuffine-Senior Color Day Com.5 Girls' Ensemble 45 Girls' Glee Club 1-35 Archery 1. Shirley Hufnngel-English Office Asst. 45 Ripples 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 A- Cappella Choir 45 Concert Choir 35 Girls' Concert Club 25 Girls' Ensemble 25 Golden Singers 45 Operetta 3-4. Seniors Donald Hughes-Honor Society 2-45 Le- gion of Honor 35 Legion of Merit 1-25 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Riparian Newspaper Editorial Ed. 45 Senior Grad Dance Coin. Jacqueline Hughes-S e n i 0 r Color Day Com.5 Girls' Glee Club 1-45 Bowling 1. Shirley Hunt-Booster Club 3-45 Orange Aid Council 45 Senior Announcements Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Girls' Glee Club 2-3. James Hurt-Legion of Merit 1-35 Radio Club 2-45 Riparian Dance Com. 25 ROTC 1-4, 2nd Lt. 4, Rifle Team 3-45 Senior Play Com. Carole Inusy-Booster Club 35 Legion of Merit 1-35 Opera Club 35 Orange Aid Council 15 Senior Announcements Com.5 Spanish Club 15 A-Cappella. Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 25 Girls' Ensemble 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Bowling 1-2. David Irons-Legion of Merit 1-35 Library Club 15 Riparian Weekly Staff 45 ROTC 1-4, Sgt. lst Class 45 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Intramural Basketball 1, Ping Pong 15 Cross Country 45 Wrestling 1. Barbara A. Irwin--Booster Club 25 Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Honor 1, 35 Legion of Merit 25 Riparian -Newspaper Editorial VVriter 2, 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Thespians 15 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Y-Teens 35 A- Cappella Choir 45 Opera QConcert Club! 3. Don Irwin-Booster Club 1-35 Jr. Red Cross Representative 25 Ripples 25 Senior Gift Com.5 Basketball 2. John Adrian Ishler-Senior Play Com.5 Tech High School 1. Stephen Jacobs-Business Leaders 15 De- bate Club 3-45 Platter Chatter 2-35 Ri- parian Newspaper Ad Staff 25 Riparian Yearbook Ad Staff 35 Ripples 25 Ripples Program 2-35 Senior Ways and Means Com.5 Cross Country 45 Golf 15 Track Student Manager 3-4. Sandy Jeske--Booster Club 2-45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Orange Aid Council 35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Girls' Glee Club 35 Bowling 1-2. Jim Jobes--Candidate for Joe at Joe and Jane Dance '35 Honor Society 3-4, Histo- rian 45 Junior Class Pres. 35 Legion of Honor 1-35 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Mr. Ri- parian Candidate 45 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Treas. 45 Riparian Yearbook Co-Sports Ed. 3-45 Senior Grad Dance Com. Chmn.5 Football 1-45 Track 1-4. Barbara Joann Johnson-Senior Mothers' Tea. Com.5 Advanced Girls' Glee Club 43 Chorus 1-35 Badminton 35 Basketball 15 Bowling 1-45 Volley Ball 2. Barbara Jones-Booster Club 2-35 Cozy Hour 1-25 Home Ec. Laboratory Asst. 22 Legion of Merit 2-35 Library Asst. 25 Rip- ples 2-45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Girls' Glee Club 1-2. Mark Jones-Booster Club 45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Lettermen's Club 45 Junior Prom Com.5 Jr. Red Cross Representative 35 Ripples 3-45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Basketball 1-25 Football 1-45 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Track 1-2. Patricia Ann Jones-Baton Club 35 Cozy Hour 15 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Girls' Ensemble 35 Tumbling Club 2. Bill L. Jones-Senior Gift Com.5 Spanish Club 1-25 Band 1-2. Jack G. Junemann-Model Railroad Club 1-2, Sec. 25 Senior Play Com. 1 t Seniors Ken Kaestnor-Booster Club 2-45 Jr. Red Cross Representative 35 Junior Prom Com.5 Lettermen's Club 3-45 National Thespians 3-45 National Thespians Play 2:5 Ripples 25 Senior Class Pres.5 Student Council 3-45 Football 2-4. l'hil Kaiser-Booster Club 3-45 Cheer- leader 3-45 Jr. Red Cross Representative 3: National Thespians 45 Ripples 1, 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Intramural Football 2-4, Basketball 2-45 Track 1. Barbara Karnes-Jr. Red Cross Represen- tative 35 Orange Aid Council 25 Senior Color Day Com. John H. liussebmun-Legion of Merit 1-35 Senior Gift Com.5 Dance Band 45 Orches- tra 1-45 Football 1. Arnold G. Kelly-Senior Color Day Com. Lois Jeanne Kett--Booster Club 2-45 Cheer Leader 3-45 Draclu 3-45 Freshman-Sopho- more Talent Show 25 Homecoming Queen - 6,Candidate 45 Legion of Merit 1-35 National Thespians 3-45 Orange Aid Council 3-4' 535 Ripples 1-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.? A-Cappella Choir 45 Operetta 4. Janet Keuthnn-Clef Club 2-45 Freshman- Sophomore' Talent Show 1-25 Junior Prom Entertainment Com. Chmn.5 Legion of Merit 2-35 Opera Club 3-45 Ripples 1, 3, Director 2, 45 Senior Ways and Means Com.5 Voice of Democracy Contest lst place 35 Y-Teens 25 Choir 35 Dance Band 45 Golden Singers 4. Nancy Jo Kidd-Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Vtlashington High School 1-3. XYavel Kiffmeyer-Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples 35 ROTC 2-4, 2nd Lt. 45 Senior XYays and Means Com.5 Dance Band 3-45 Music Festival 2-35 Orchestra 2-35 lntra- niural Basketball 4. Darlyn liikenelull-Ripples 35 Girls' Glee Club 3-45 Music Festival 35 Shortridge High School l. Robert Kiley-Ripples 45 Senior Color Day Com.5 Cathedral High School 1-3. Connie King-Honor Society 3-45 Leap Year Dance Com. 25 Legion of Honor 1-35 National Thespians 3-4, Treas. 45 National Thespians Play 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Ri- , pirian Newspaper 3-4, Reporter 3, Fea- ture Ed. 45 Riparian Dance Com. 3-45 Senior VVays and Means Com.5 Thespians 1-2, Treas. 25 Operetta 3-4. Fritz King'--Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Baseball 1-25 Basketball fl-4. Ann Kinney-Booster Club 1-45 Cozy Hour 13 Draclu 3-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Orange Aid Council 1-25 Riparian News- paper Ad Staff 2-35 Ripples 2-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Thespians 1-25 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Girls' Ensemble 2-3. Robert Kirby-Newcomers' Club 25 Senior Special Projects Com. lieith Kirk-Senior Special Projects Com. Arlene lilar-Booster Club 2-45 GAA 2-4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Bowling 1-45 Volley Ball 2-3. Ronald Klootwyk-Junior Prom Favors Com.5 Ripples 35 Senior Color Day Com. Seniors Ronald Knuth-Senior Grad Dance COlll.3 Band 1-23 Football 1-23 Track 1. Emilie Kohlstaedt-Debate Club 2-4: Dra- clu 3-43 Freshman - Sophomore Talent Show 1-23 Latin Club 1-23 Leap Year Dance Com. 23 Legion of Merit 2-33 Quill and Scroll 43 Riparian Yearbook Ad Mgr. 43 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Thespians 1-23 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Don Konold-Ripples 33 Senior Play Coin.: Band 1-33 Brass Choir 2-33 German Band 2-33 XYrestling 2. Karl liornafel-Latin Club 1 - 23 Radio Club 2-4, Treas. 2-33 ROTC 3-4, Lt. 3. Capt. 43 Senior Announcements Com. Jim linrnmann-Senior Special Projects Com. Marge Eleanor Krnl-Booster Club 2-43 Draclu 33 Junior Prom Decorations C0111-C Legion of Merit '33 Newcomers' Club 23 Ripples 2-33 Senior Color Day Com.3 Tri- Hi-Y 43 Bowling 13 Shortridge High School 1. Lois Jenn Krebs-Booster Club 2-43 Busi- ness Leaders 3f4Q Cozy Hour 13 Legion of Merit 2-33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Spanish Club 2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Bowling 1. Doris A. Kuhn-Art Club 1-3, Pres. 2, Sec. 33 Draclu 43 Foreigneers 33 Holiday Hop Dance Com. 43 Riparian Newspaper Pio- motion 43 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Thes- pians 1-23 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Judy LaFollette-Booster Club 2-43 Busi- ness Leaders 33 Cozy Hour 13 Freshman- Sophomore Talent Show 23 Latin Club 1- 'Z3 Legion of Merit 1-31 Orange Aid Coun- cil 13 Ripples 2-33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Sec. 33 Girls' Glee Club 1-2: Archery 2. Nancy Lamkin-DAR Good Citizen Dis- trict Winner 43 Freshman-Sophomore Tal- ent Show 23 Honor Society 3'4Q Leap Year Dance Com. 23 Riparian Newspaper Col- umnist 33 Riparian Yearbook Ad Staff 43 Ripples 2-33 Senior Gift Com. Chmn.3 Choir 3-43 Golden Singers 43 Operetta 3-43 Orchestra 1-4. Barbara A. Lee--Library Club 2-43 Senior Gift Com. Suzanne Lehman--Booster Club 2-43 GAA 2-3, Sec. 33 Honor Society 3-43 Legion of Honor 2-33 Legion of Merit 13 Riparian Dance Com. 33 Ripples 33 Senior Bacca- laureate Com.3 Spanish Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Basketball 1-2. David M. Lewis-Hi-Y 3-43 Leap Year Dance Com. 23 Legion of Merit 1-33 Quill and Scroll 43 Riparian Newspaper 3-4, News Ed. 43 Ripples 33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com. Al Lindop-Legion of Merit 2-33 Letter- 1nen's Club 2-43 Riparian Newspaper Car- toonist 2-33 Senior Grad Dance Decora- tions Com.3 Baseball 1-43 Basketball 2-4. Dave A. Linsley-Lettermen's Club 2-42 Senior Play Com.3 Boys' Glee Club 1-23 Baseball 1-33 Basketball 1-23 Football 1-4. Susan Loliraico-Booster Club 43 Foreign- eers 43 Honor Society 3-43 Junior Prom Invitations Com. and Favors COIN.: Ri- parian Dance Com. 33 Riparian Newspaper Reporter 43 Ripples 33 Senior VVill Com.3 Y-Teens 43 Band 1-23 Orchestra 2-3. Jerry Locey-Easter Auditorium 2-33 Le- gion of Merit 33 Music Asst. 33 Ripples 2-33 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Band 13 Boys' Glee Club 23 Golden Singers 3-43 Operetta 33 Cross Country 3-43 Track 1-4.' Robert Lohman--Legion of Merit 33 Let- termen's Club 3-43 Senior Play Com.3 Bas- ketball 1'4Q Football 1-4, P3 Seniors Dianne Long:-Booster Club 35 Senior Col- or Day Com. Jack Robert Lowe-Lettermen's Club 3-45 Senior Gift Com.5 Cross Country 1-45 Track 1-35 llvl'8StllIlg 1-4. Bill Mcljnhill-Booster Club 2-45 Jr. Red Cross Representative 35 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Ripples 2-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Football 3-45 Track 4. Sara McClure -- Business Leaders 1-25 Business Dept. Asst. 25 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Thespians 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Band 1-45 Clarinet Ensemble 15 Archery 1. Donna McDaniel-Baton Club 1-25 Booster Club 1-25 Orange Aid Council 15 Senior Color Day Com.5 Spanish Club 25 Bowl- ing 1. Martlm lvIcFax-ren-Junior Prom Favors Com.5 Model U. N. 3-45 Photo Club 25 Senior Grad-Dance Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Sgt. at Arms 45 Band 1-35 Orchestra 2-35 Baseball 15 Basketball 1. Eugene J. McGa1-vey-Booster Club 1-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Ripples 1-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Student Council 1-25 Baseball 1-35 Basketball 1-4. Marilyn Ann lVIcMillan-Booster Club 1-45 Business Leaders 35 Home Corning Queen Candidate 45 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Latin Club 15 Legion of Merit 35 Opera Club 3-4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Ripples 3: Senior Color Day Com.5 Senior Play Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4.5 Girls' Concert Club 45 Or- chestra 3-4. Sharon Kathryn McNerney-Booster Club Club 3-45 Freshman-Sophm Show 25 Honor Society 3-45 Decorations Com.5 Jr. Town Legion of Honor 35 Legion Ripples 2-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 U. N. Delegate from Broad Ripple 4. 1-45 Debate more' Talent hmuniol' Prom Meeting 3-45 of Merit 1-25 Edward N. McNulty-Legion of Merit 35 Senior Play Com. KVilli:un Macnabb-Honor Society 3-45 Junior Prom Entertainment Com.5 Legion of Honor 35 Legion of Merit 1-25 Quill and Scroll 45 Riparian Newspaper 3-4, Picture Ed, 45 Ripples 35 Senior Prophecy Com.5 Student Council 25 Boys' Glee Club 25 Golden Singers 3-45 Operetta. 3-4. Andrew Mnlott-Booster Club 15 Projec- tion Operator 1-35 Radio Club 3-45 ROTC 2-45 Senior Grad Dance Com. Jack Nick Marsella-Booster Club 2-45 Junior Prom Entertainment Com.5 Legion of Merit 1-35 Senior VVays and Means Com.5 Student Council 2-35 Boys' Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Golden Singers 45 Base- ball 1-25 Football 1-2. Perry Marshall-Senior Gift Com. Robert Martin-Photo Club 2-35 Intra- mural Ping Pong 3. Caryl Matthews-Booster Club 2-45 Clef Club 2-45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples Director 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. Susan Ellen Max-Booster Club 1-45 Dra- clu 3-45 Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 25 Legion of Honor 35 Legion gf Merit 1-25 Ripples 35 Spanish Club 1-25 .ffhespians 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 A-cappena Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 2-35 Girls' Ensemble 1. Sandra Meredith-Booster Club 35 Busi- ness Leaders 3-4, Pres. 45 Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Orange Aid Council 35 Senior Play Com.5 Senior Pro- phecy Coin. Chrnn.5 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Sec. 4. Seniors Joanne Elizabeth Metcalf-Booster Club 1-43 Business Leaders 33 Draclu 3-43 Jun- ior Prom Invitations Com.3 Latin Club 1-23 Legion of Merit 33 Orange Aid Council 43 Ripples 33 Senior Mothers' Tea COlll.Q Thespians 1-21 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Treas. 43 Girls' Glee Club 2. Ron Metzger -- Senior Special Projects Com. Dinnn E. Milender-Senior Grad Dance COlll.Q Y-Teens 33 Bowling 1-2. Jun Miles-Booster Club 43 Freshmen- Sophomore Talent Show 23 Legion of Merit 33 Senior Color Day Com.3 Triple Trio 3. Donald George Miller-Booster Club 43 Lettermen's Club 3-43 Senior Play Com.3 Boys' Glee Club 23 Baseball 1-33 Basket- ball 1-33 Football 1-4. Don H. Miller-Booster Club 3-43 Ripples 23 Senior Gift Com.3 Baseball 1-33 Foot- ball 1-43 Track 2'3Q Wrestling 3. Hazel A. Miller-Booster Club 2-33 Sen- ior Grad Dance Decorations CODLQ Girls' Concert Club 33 Girls' Ensemble 23 Girls' Glee Club 1-23 Opera CConcert Clubb 3. Lew Miller-Booster Club 23 Senior Grad Dance COl'T1.j Track 1. Gordon L. Mines-Booster Club 3-42 Leg- of Merit 1-33 Ripples 33 Senior Color Day Com.3 Band 1-43 Brass Choir 2-43 German Band 2-4. Constance J. Minnix-Senior Color Day Com.3 Concert Choir 43 Girls' Concert Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 23 Operetta 43 Opera fConcert Clubh 33 Softball 2. Don Mitchell-Booster Club 43 Legion of Merit 33 Ripples 33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com. Joan Mitchell-Booster Club 2-43 Legion of Merit 33 Library Asst. 1-3j Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Basketball 23 Bowling 1-33 Softball 1-3. Brant Moore-Booster Club 2-31 Legion of Merit 3g Military Ball Com. 33 National Thespians 2-4, Scribe 23 Quill and Scroll 3-43 Riparian Newspaper 23 Riparian News Bureau Head 43 Ripples 2-33 Senior Proph- ecy Com.3 Thespians 13 Boys' Glee Club 13 Concert Choir 2-3. Patricia Marie Moore-Booster Club 1-43 GAA lg Joe and Jane Dance Com. 33 Leg- ion of Merit 33 Ripples 33 Senior Grad Dance COIN.: Thespians 1-23 Girls' Ensem- ble 43 Girls Glee Club 2-3. 1Vulter Paul Moore-State Math Contest 2. Jack Morgan-Ripples 33 Senior Play Corn. Stamp Club 23 Golf 1-4. Patricia Moudy-Booster Club 2-SQ Clef Club 3-43 Easter Auditorium 1-33 Honor Society 3-43 Legion of Merit 1-33 Opera Club 1-43 Ripples 2-33 Senior Prophecy COIl1.Q Choir 1-23 Golden Singers 3-43 Music Festivals 1-43 Operetta 3-4. Bruce Mursch-Legion of Merit 1-43 Let- termen's Club 2-43 Senior Special Projects Com.3 Basketball 1-ZQ Football 1-43 Track 1-3. b Seniors Snrnh Myers-Booster Club 1-43 Honor Society 3-43 Junior Prom Programs Coin.: Legion of Honor 1-33 Orange Aid Council 23 Riparian Newspaper Reporter 33 Senior Prophecy Com.3 Thespians 13 Tri-Hi-Y 4: Y-Teens 43 Orchestra 1-43 Archery 1-2. Vlmrles Nakurni-Clef Club 1-4, Pres. 43 Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 13 Honor Society 3-41 Legion of Honor 1-33 ROTC 2-4, Capt. 43 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Student Council 13 Accompanist for Boys' Glee Club 2, Choir 3, Golden Singers 43 Choir 2. Ron Nanm-Legion of Honor 1-33 Letter- men's Club 43 Riparian Newspaper and Yearbook Business Mgr. 43 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Basketball 13 Football 1-43 Track 1-2. Nancy Anne Neale-Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 23 Junior Prom Decorations Com.3 Legion of Merit 1-33 Quill and Scroll 4: Riparian Newspaper 2-3, Copy Desk 2, Editorial Staff 33 Riparian Yearbook 3-4, Senior Picture Asst. 3, Senior Picture Ed. 43 Ripples 2-31 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Girls' Concert Club 2-33 Golden Singers 43 Opera QConcert Clubb Lead 33 Triple Trio 4. John Nelson--Legion of Merit 2-33 Letter- n1en's Club 43 Basketball 1-2j Football 1-43 Track 3. Sfllglft Newcomb- P Marlene Newman-5fE4astizsif'Auditorium 1-33 Legion of Merit 1-33 Senior Mothers' Tea COIN.: A-Cappella Choir 43 Band 1-33 Choir 1-3. Susan Niblack-Booster Club 2-43 Draclu 3-43 Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 23 Junior Prom Entertainment Com.3 Legion f Merit 2-33 National Thespians 3-43 Na- ional Thespians Play 3-43 Ripples 1-33 Senior VVays and Means Com.3 Thespians 1-23 Tri-Hi-Y 2-43 Orchestra 1-3. Neal Nollau-Booster Club 23 Debate Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Honor Society 2-43 Jr. Town Meeting 43 Legion of Honor 1-33 Legisla- tive Assembly 43 Ripples 1-33 Ripplings Co-Ed. 33 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Track 1-4. Carolyn Norman-Booster Club 33 Clef Club 43 Orange Aid Council 33 Senior Mothers' Tea -Com.3 Thespians 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Orchestra 3-43 Archery 2-33 Basketball 1,3Q Volley Ball 1-2. Harry Frederick Oliver-Booster Club 3-43 Hi-Y 43 Legion of Merit 1,31 Lettermeirs Club 3-43 Ripples 1-2j Senior Cap and Gown Com. Chmn.: Cross Country 1-33 Football 1-23 Intramural Basketball 3-43 Track 1-4. Larry Padgett-Legion of Merit 33 Senior Play Com.3 Band 1-33 Music Festival 2-3. Randolf Rocket-Galaxy Gallop Refresh- ments Com. 23 Meteor Mile Relay 13 Planet Vaulting 1-33 Space Club 33 Space Patrol 13 Pluto High School 1-3. Gale Lee Parrish-Booster Club 3-43 Dra- clu 3-43 Junior Prom Entertainment Com.3 Jr. Red Cross Representative 3-43 National Thespians 3-43 Orange Aid Council 43 Tri- Hi-Y 43 New Castle High School, New Cas- tle, Ind. 1-2. Maxwell D. Patton-Honor Society 2-4, Historian 33 Legion of Honor 1-23 Legion of Merit 33 Boys' Glee Club 13 Choir 2. Ronnie Perkins-Senior Special Projects COIN.: Intramural Basketball 2-3. Murlin Perry-Senior Color Day Com.3 In- tramural Basketball 4. XValter Perry-Booster Club 1.-43 Hi-Y 3-43 Latin Club 13 Legion of Merit 13 Military Ball Invitations Com. Chmn. 43 Projection Operator 2-33 Ripples 2-33 ROTC 1-4, Capt. 43 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Track 3. 1+ Y fp., , N1-,iz yi Seniors Joan Peternel-Art Club 2-45 Booster Club 2-45 Senior Mothers' Tea Corn. Jerry Peter-'son-Booster Club 1-25 Hi-Y 2-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Ripples 2-35 ROTC 2-4, Color Guard 45 Senior Baccalau- reate Com.5 Band 1-4, Capt. 45 Boys' Glee Club 15 Clarinet Ensemble 45 Ge1'man Band 45 Track 1. Janet Pike-Booster Club 1,3-45 GAA 1-4, Treas. 45 Junior Prom lnvitations Com.5 Jr. Red Cross Representative 1-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Opera Club 2-35 Ripples 15 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Band 1-45 Girls' Ensemble 1-25 Music Festival 1-4. Jon Pileher-Latin Club 15 Senior Special Projects Com.5 Band 1-45 Boys' Glee Club 2-35 Music Festival 2-3. Burney Pippenger-Debate Club 45 Hi-Y 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Rip- arian Dance Com. 25 Riparian Newspaper 2-4, Asst. Sports Ed. 3, Sports Ed. 45 Rip- arian News Bureau Sports Correspondent 3-45 Ripples 35 Senior NVill Com. Art Pittenger-Boys' State 35 Hi-Y 3-45 Honor Society 2-4, Treas. 45 Legion of Honor 1-35 Lettermen's Club 2-45 National Thespians 2-4, Pres. 45 National Thespians Play 2-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Riparian Yearbook 2-4, Copy Ed. 45 Ripples Direc- tor 35 Tennis 1-3. Judith Plessingex-Booster Club 2-45 Dra- clu 3-4, Vice-Pres. 45 Legion of Honor 35 Legion of Merit 1-25 National Thespians 45 Quill and Scroll 45 ,Riparian Newspaper 2-4, Reporter 2, Asst. Circulation Mgr. 3, Feature Ed. 45 Ripples 2-35 Senior Skit Com.5 Thespians 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 A-Cap- pella Choir 4, Joni Carol Plew-Baton Club 1-35 Drum Majorette 2-35 Library Asst. 15 Senior Gift Com.5 Girls' Concert Club 45 Girls' Ensem- ble 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Music Festivals 1-3. Richard Poole-Booster Club 25 Hi-Y 2-35 Junior Invitations Com.5 Leap Year Dance Com. 25 Military Ball Com. 3-45 Ripples 35 ROTC 1-4, 2nd Lt. 45 Senior VVays and Means Com. John Potter-Booster Club 1-45 Cheer Leader 45 Ripples 35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 15 Baseball 2-35 Cross Country 45 Intramural Basketball 1-4, Football 3-4. Robert Ranger-Booster Club 25 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Football 1-4. June Ellen Ransel-Booster Club 1-45 Dra- clu 3-45 Jr. Red Cross Representative 45 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Or- ange Aid Council 35 Ripples 1-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Thespians 1-25 Tri-Hi- Y 45 Orchestra 1-3. Beverly Ann Rusener-Foreigneers 45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Girls' Ensemble 2-35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Archery 15 Volley Ball 1. Dfyra Jane Ray-Arts Salon 35 Booster Club 15 Senior Color Day Com. Thomas B. Reagan-Booster Club 35 Junior Decorations Com.5 Ripples 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 lntramural Football 3-45 Tennis 3. Jeananne Reddington--Arts Salon 1-35 Clef Club 2-45 Clef Club Auditorium 2-35 Fresh- man-Sophomore Talent Show 25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Opera Club 1-45 Ripples 25 Sen- ior Grad Dance Com.5 Girls' Concert Club 1-25 Golden Singers 3-45 Operetta 3-45 Triple Trio 3-4. Bertha M. Reiber-Senior Announcements Com.5 Girls' Glee Club 4. Rosemary Reich-Booster Club 3-45 Dra- clu 3-45 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Jr. Red Cross Club 3-4, Pres, 45 Orange Aid Council 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Saint Agnes Academy 1-2. Seniors Richard Rentsch-Senior Color Day Com.5 Baseball 1-35 Intramural Basketball 1-4, Football 3-4. Bob Reynolds-Honor Society 3-45 Legion of Merit 1-35 Military Ball Decorations Com. 2-4, Chmn. 45 National Thespians Play Corn. 35 Quiz 'Em Team 45 Radio Club 1-25 Riparian Dance Ticket Com. Chmn. 3, Table Com. Chmn. 45 Riparian News Bureau Sports Correspondent 45 Riparian Newspaper 3-4, Sports Ed. 45 ROTC 2-4, Company Commander 4, Rifle Team 4. Granville A. Richey-Legion of Merit 25 Senior Special Projects Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 25 Football 1. Terry Rondruck-Senior Special Projects Com. eJndith L. Robbins--Orange Aid Council 15 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Bowling 1-2. Connie 'Roberts-Booster Club 2-45 Cheer Leader 35 Draclu 3-45 Freshman-Sopho- more Talent Show 25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Orange Aid Council 25 Ripples 2-35 Sen- ior Grad Dance Corn.5 Spanish Club 15 hespians 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 A-Cappella Nr Choir 4. Jack Roberts-Newcomers' Club 25 Photo Club 45 Senior Play Com.5 Hyattsville High School, Hyattsville, Md. 1. Ronald Roberts-Ripples 2-35 Senior Ways and Means Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 15 Base- ball 1-35 Intramural Basketball 2-4, Foot- ball 3-4. James Robey-Booster Club 2-35 Junior Invitations Com.5 Legion of Merit 1-35 Quill and Scroll 45 Riparian Dance Com. 3-45 Riparian Newspaper 2-45 Sports Ed. 45 Ripples 35 Senior Grad Dance Entertain- ment Com. Chmn.5 Baseball 1-35 Intramu- ral Basketball 2-4, Football 3-4. Martha Lou Robison-Senior Color Day Com.5 Girls' Glee Club 1-35 Nashville High School, Nashvillef Ind. 1. Robert Roe-Easter Auditorium 1-35 Le- gion of Merit 35 National Thespians 45 Photo Club 1-4, Pres. 3-45 Radio Club 3-45 Senior Announcements Com.5 Sound Crew 1-45 Spanish Club 15 Boys' Glee Club 15 Choir 25 Golden Singers 3-4. Gordon Betts Rose-Booster Club 15 Hi-Y 4: Senior VVill Com.5 Boys' Glee Club 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-2. Eileen June Rnesch-Booster Club 1-45 Draclu 45 Junior Prom Arrangements Com.5 Jr. Red Cross Club 3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Nurse's Asst. 35 Pre-Home Coming Dance Com. 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Concert Choir 35 Girls' Concert Club 35 Opera CConcert Club? 3. Evans M. Rust-Legion of Merit 2-35 Sen- ior Gift Com.5 North Phoenix High School, Phoenix, Ariz. 1. Alice Louise Rutter-Booster Club 25 Busi- ness Leaders 45 Latin Club 25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Orange Aid Council 35 Ripples 35 Senior Announcements Com.5 Concert Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 35 Girls' En- semble 25 Girls' Glee Club 1. Linda Lou Sanders-Booster Club 3-45 Business Leaders 35 Legion of Merit 15 Senior Color Day Com.5 Girls' Glee Club 1. A? Schaefer-Booster Club 3-45 Orange ' id Council 35 Senior Cap and Gown Com.5 Shortridge High School 1. Shirley Ann Schweitzer-Art Club 15 Baton Club 3-45 Drum Majorette 45 Orange Aid Council 2-35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Tri- Hi-Y 35 Girls' Concert Club 45 Girls' En- semble 2-3. Seniors Murl Scott-Newcomers' Club 39 Senior Play Com.9 College High School, Bartles- ville, Okla. 1-3. Rosemary Scott-Booster Club 1-29 Nurse's Asst. 39 Orange Aid Council 19 Riparian Agent 29 Thespians 29 Bowling 1- 2. XVilbur Scott-Legion of Merit 1-39 Letter- men's Club 2-49 Ripples 29 Senior Grad Dance Com.9 Football 1-4. Ray J. Sears Jr.-Booster Club 1-29 Senior Gift Com.9 Cross Country 49 Football 19 VVres1.ling 1-2. Crystal Sendmeyer--Booster Club 3-41 Le- gion of Merit 29 Senior Grad Dance Com.9 Girls' Glee Club 49 Bowling 2-3. Mary Ellen Shattuck--Booster Club 1-39 Legion of Merit.2-39 Girls' Concert Club 49 Girls' Ensemble 2-39 Girls' Glee Club 19 Music Festivals 1-32 Bowling 1. Gordon Shaw-Clef Club 2-49 Legion of Honor 1-39 Lettermen's Club 49 Military Ball Dance Com. 1-49 Ripples 2-39 ROTC 1-4, Capt. 49 Senior WVill Com.9 Golden Singers 2-49 Operetta 2-3Q Basketball 19 Football 1-49 Track 1-3. Harriet Sheets-GAA 49 Senior Gift Com.9 Basketball 19 Tumbling 19 Volley Ball 1. James Robert Shipp-Senior Color Day Com.9 Baseball 3. Anne Shotwell-Booster Club 1-49 Honor Society 3-4: Leap Year Dance Com. 29 Jun- ior Prom Invitations Com.9 Legion of Honor 39 Legion of Merit 1-29 Orange Aid Council 29 Riparian Yearbook Senior Pic- tures Asst. Ed. 49 Ripples 39 Senior An- nouncements Com.9 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Chaplain 3. Don C. Silvey-Booster Club 29 Legion of Honor 19 Legion of Merit 2-31 Lettermen's Club 49 Ripples 39 Senior Baccalaureate Com.9 Band 1-49x Basketball Student Mgr. 19 Football 1-4. George W. Simpson-Easter Auditorium 39 Latin Club 1-2: ROTC 1-4, 2nd Lt. 49 Sen- ior Play Com.9 A-Cappella Choir 49 Boys' Glee Club 19 Choir 2-39 Concert Choir 49 Operetta 49 Track 3. Sandra Sisson-Booster Club 1-49 Draclu 3-49 Junior Prom Decorations Com.9 Latin Club 19 Legion of Merit 1-39 Ripples 2-39 Senior Skit Com.9 Thespians 1-2g Tri-Hi-Y 49 A-Cappella Choir 49 Concert Choir 49 Girls' Ensemble 3. Richard Sleeth-Senior Gift Com. Sylvia Pauline Sloan--Senior Color Day Com.9 A-Cappella Choir 49 Girls' Concert Club 39 Girls' Ensemble 39 Opera fCon- cert Clubl 3. Suzanne Slusser-Booster Club 29 Ripples 1-39 Senior Play Com.9 Spanish Club 19 Choir 39 Girls' Ensemble 29 Girls' Glee Club 19 Golden Singers 49 Music Festival 1-3. Dorothea Smith-Booster Club 1-2: Cozy Hour 19 Senior Color Day Com.9 Spanish Club 19 Basketball 1-22 Volley Ball 1. Mary Smith-Art Club 19 Arts Salon 29 Booster Club 1-49 Business Leaders 29 Jr. Red Cross Representative 29 Legion of Merit 1-39 Riparian Dance Com. 39 Rip- arian Newspaper 2-3, Copy Desk 2, Fea- ture Writer 39 Ripples 2-39 Senior Mothers' Tea. Com.9 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Chaplain 49 Bowl- ing 1. fx ,ix F I 5 ! Seniors Molly Ann Smith-Booster Club 3-45 Jun- ior Prom lnvitations Com.5 Ripples :35 Sen- ior Grad Dance Com.5 Ladywood School 1-2. Nancy Ann Smith-Booster Club l-45 Clef Club 3-4, Sec. 45 Honor Society 2-45 Vice- Pres, 45 Junior Class Vice-Pres.5 Legion of Honor 1-35 National Thespians 45 Orange Aid Sec. 45 Ripples 3, Director 45 Senior Skit Com.5 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Pres. 45 A-Cap- pella Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 31. Patrick Smock-Lettermen's Club 4: Sen- ior VVays and Means Com.5 Football 1-35 Xvrestling 3-4. Stephen Snyder-Booster Club 25 Hi-Y 3-45 Legion of Merit 2-35 Ripples 2-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Choir 1-35 Golf 1-4. Bob Sommer-Booster Club 3-45 Letter- men's Club 45 ROTC 1-4, Major 45 Senior Color Day Com.5 Football 1-2,45 Track 45 Wrestling 2,4. Betty Spence-Honor Society 3-45 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Latin Club 1-25 Leap Year Dance Com. 25 Legion of Honor 1-35 Riparian Yearbook Faculty Ed. 45 Ripples 35 Senior Color Day Com, Chmn.5 Thespians 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Concert Choir 45 Girls' Ensemble 3. Joanne Jenn Spry-Booster Club 15 Corri- dor Monitor 2-45 Latin Club 15 Library Asst. 2-45 Senior Cap and Gown Com.5 Tri- Hi-Y 25 A-Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Opera tConcert Clubj 3. Dorothy Joan Stalker-Booster Club 1-45 Draclu 3-45 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Ripples 2-35 Senior Play Com.5 Thespians 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 A-Cappella Choir 45 Choir 3. Roberta Stephens-Office Messenger 2-35 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 Girls' Ensemble 35 Girls' Glce ,Club 1-2,45 Basketball 15 Bowling' 1. Nancy Stoeffler-Booster Club 2-35 GAA 1-4, Sec. 45 Senior Color Day Com.5 Basket- ball 1-35 Bowling 1-45 Volley Ball 1-4. Barbara Jnne Stout-Joe and Jane Dance Com. 25 Orange Aid Council 35 Senior Gracl Dance Com.5 Tri-I-Ii-Y 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Bowling 3-4. Pauline Strange-Booster Club 1-35 Cozy Hour 15 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Bowling 1. Nathan C. Streitmatter-Hi-Y 2-45 Legion of Merit 35 Model Railroad Club 1-25 Na- tional Thespians 3-45 ROTC 1-4, Lt. 45 Sen- ior Play Com.5 Stage Crew 1-4. James XV. Strickland-Legion of Merit 31 Ripples 35 Senior Class Day Com.5 Student Council 3-45 Basketball 1-45 Golf 1. Jill Elizabeth Strickland-Booster Club 1-45 Draclu 3-45 Honor Society 2-45 Junior Prom Refreshment Com.5 Jr. Red Cross Representative 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Legion of 1-Ionor 1-35 Orange Aid Council 45 Riparian Newspaper 2-3, Reporter 2-35 Ripples 2-35 Senior Class Vice-Pres.5 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 A- Cappella Choir 4. Janet Summers-Booster Club 1-25 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.5 A-Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Opera tConcert Clubj 35 Operetta 45 Orchestra 1-3. Donald Swank-Senior Color Day Com.5 Band 1-4. Jimmie Lee Taylor-ROTC 2-4, Sgt. lst Class 2-45 Senior Cap and Gown Com.5 Choir 2-35 Football 35 Wrestling 2-45 Shortriclge High School 1. Seniors Ann J. Thomas--Booster Club 1-4: Clef Club 4 Junior Prom Favors Com.5 Latin Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 1-35 Nurse's Asst. 4 Opera Club 2-35 Riparian Dance Com. 4 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Orches- tra 1-4. Patrick Thompson-Booster Club 1-35 Sen- ior Gift Com. , Susanna Thompson-Booster Club 1-4: Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show 25 Honor Society 3-4, Sec. 45 Junior Prom Decorations Com.5 Legion of Honor 1-35 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Pres. 45 Riparian Dance Com. 2-35 Riparian Newspaper 2-4, Ed.-in-Chief 45 Riparian Yearbook Co-Or- ganizations Ed. 35 Ripples 35 Senior His- tory Com. Ch1nn.5 Orchestra 1-3. Thomas WV. Toll-Hi-Y 2-35 Leap Year Dance Com, 25 Photo Club 35 Radio Club 25 Riparian Yearbook Photographer 35 Rip- ples 2-35 Senior VVays and Means Com.5 Choir 2-35 Golden Singers 45 Operetta 3-45 Golf 15 Football 1-2. Barbara L. Totman-Corridor Monitor 1,35 Library Asst. 25 Senior Mothers' Tea Com. Mary Anne Tousley--Junior Prom lnvita- tions Com.5 Orange Aid Council 15 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Spanish Club 1-25 Y- Teens 4. Bob Trldle-Senior Grad Dance Com. Robert Clark 'llrittin-Quiz 'Em Team Al- ternate 45 ROTC 2-3, Sgt. 35 Senior Color Day Com.5 Track 1. Janice Trulock-Baton Club 35 Booster Club 1-25 Girls' Glee Club 2-4. Clifford Yan Camp-Booster Club 25 ROTC 1-3, Sgt. 35 Senior Special Projects Com. Robert L. WVallaee-Photo Club 25 Radio Club 35 ROTC 2-4, Corp. 3-45 Senior Grad Dance Com. Carole Walti-Booster Club 1-25 GAA 15 Latin Club 15 Legion of Merit 25 Opera Club 15 Ripples 2-35 Senior Color Day Com.5 A-Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Concert Club 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 Opera QConcert Clubj 35 Volley Ball 1. James Ward-Booster Club 1-25 Legion of Merit 25 Model Railroad Club 15 Ripples 25 Senior Grad Dance Com. Margaret VVarne-Booster Club 2-45 De- bate Club 45 Foreigneers 3, Sec. 35 Honor Society 2-45 Junior Prom Arrangements Com.5 Legion of Honor 1-35 Opera Club 25 Ripples 2-35 Senior Play Com.5 Girls' Con- cert Club 25 Golden Singers 3-45 Operetta 3-4. Gary 1Varstler-Booster Club 15 Junior Prom Arrangements Com.5 Ripples 4: Sen- ior Play Com.5 Intramural Basketball 1-4, Football 2-4. Elaine Watson-Easter Auditorium 2-35 Senior Grad Dance Com.5 Choir 13 Golden Singers 2-45 Operetta 2-45 Volley Ball 1. Ralph XVeeks-Senior Gift Com. Thomas A. XYeleh-Hi-Y 3-4, Pres. 45 Leap Year Dance Com. 25 Legion of Merit 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Riparian Newspaper 3-45 Page 2 Ed. 45 Ripples 35 ROTC 2-4, Color Guard 45 Senior Class Day Com. Seniors Donald J. Wells-Booster Club 23 Latin Club 13 Military Ball Com. 43 Senior Grad Dance Com. David Richard Kvhinrey-Booster Club 2'3Q Junior Prom Com.3 PTA Dance Com. 23 Ripples 1-33 Senior Grad Dance Com,3 Band 1-3. John Robert XVilliams-Hi-Y 1-4, Vice- Pres. 2-41 Honor Society 3-43 Junior Dues Com.3 Leap Year Dance Com. 23 Legion of Merit 1-33 Marion County Council of Hi-Y Clubs, Vice-Pres. 33 Model U. N. Vice-Pres. 33 Ripples 2-33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com. Patricia WVills-Legion of Merit 1-33 Senior Gift Com.3 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Y-Teens 43 Girls' Glee Club 1-2. Diane Kvilson-Booster Club 1-23 Debate ggClub 2-4, Pres. 43 Debate Team 3-43 Honor Society 2-43 Jr. Town Meeting 2-43 Legion of Honor 2-3Q Quiz 'Em Team 33 Riparian Dance Com. Chmn. 43 Riparian Newspaper 2-4, Reporter 2, Business Staff 43 Riparian News Bureau Correspondent 33 Senior Grad Dance Com. Kathy Winnefeld-Booster Club 23 Cozy Hour 1-23 Foreigneers 3-43 Honor Society 3-43 Junior Prom Invitations Com.3 Legion of Merit 1-33 'Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Spanish Club 1-2: Thespians 13 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Y-Teens 4, Vice-Pres. 4. Carolyn Wisner-Booster Club 1-43 Honor Society 2-42 Latin Club 1-23 Legion of Honor 1-33 Orange Aid Council 1-33 Ripar- ' Newspaper Ad Staff 33 Riparian News 'fffgililreau 43 Ripples 33 Senior Gift Com.3 Tri- Hi-Y 3-43 Y-Teens 4, Sec.-Treas. 4. Carol Kvissler-Booster Club 3-43 Cozy Hour 33 Draclu 43 Foreigneers 33 Hi-Jinx Hop Com. 33 'Junior Prom Invitations Com.3 Ripples 3-42 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Tri-Hi-Y 3-43 South Side High School, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1-2. Nancy Wvoreestgr-Booster Club 1-43 Cozy Hour 1-23 Junior 3 Prom Entertainment Com.3 Leap Year Dance Com. 23 Legion of Merit 2-33 National Thespians 43 Quiz 'Em Team 43 Riparian Yearbook 43 Ripples 33 Senior Mothers' Tea Com.3 Thespians 1-23 Girls' Glee Club 1. Ralph Young Jr.-Frank Wade Chemistry Award 3g Military Ball Com. 43 ROTC 2-4, Color Guard Commander 43 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 State Math Finals 1. Vern Young--Junior Prom Refreshment Com.3 Lettermen's Club 43 Ripples 33 Sen- ior VVays and Means Com.3 Football 2-4. Robert J. Yount-Legion of Merit 1-33 Let- termen's Club 3-4, Pres. 43 Riparian News- paper Staff 2-33 Mr. Riparian 43 Ripples 1-33 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Student Council 3-4, Pres. 43 Baseball 1-33 Basket- ball 1-4. Andris Zalmanis-Hi-Y 43 Senior Gift Com. Doyle Duane Zaring-Legion of Merit 33 Lettermen's Club 3-43 Senior Grad Dance Com.3 Baseball 1-33 Basketball 1-4. Chudney Rocket-Atomic Energy Essay Contest 23 Cosmic Capers Com. Chmn. 33 International Comet Society 2-3.3 Interstel- lar Club 1-33 Space Academy, Mars 1-3. Juniors Letitia Alexander, Elizabeth Al- len, Hannah Allen, Eileen Alsop, Del Amy, Sharon Anderson, Fred Arzet, Jayne Augustus. Dennis Ballere, Bonnie Barcik, Cynthia Bash, Bill Bastien, Kay Bateman, Barbara Beal, Marcia Beaman, Beverly Bechert. Bob Bellows, Judy Below, Gil Berry, William Bertermann, Marilyn Bertrand, Jo Ann Boffo, Margaret Boggs, Patricia Bone- witz. Henrietta Bongfeldt, Ned Bos- ler, Belva Botkin, Jim Bowen, Jerry Boyd, Kenny Bramer, Jimmie Bretney, Barbara Bretz- man. Charlotte Brewer, Suzanne Bro- mert, Barbara Browder, Barbara Brown, Eileen Brown, Nancy Brown, Paddy Brown, Robert Brown. Pat Buehler, Jay Burke, Bar- bara Burkert, Gay Burkhart, Robert Burkhart, Judy Buser, Birchard Butler, Bob Caldwell, Bob Calhoun, Norma Campbell, Jean Capel, Marilyn Carpenter, Darrell Caudill, Don Cavanagh, Janet Chase, George Choban. Sharon Christensen, Margaret Clapp, Ellen Clark, Gary Claw- son, Joseph Collins, Mary Ellen Combs, Nancy Conrad, Steven Cook. Harry Cooper, Richard Cothern, Joyce Cox, Donna Coyle, Susan Crabb, Dave Croner, Myrna Crowe, Ted Cunliffe. Carol Cunningham, Barbara Curry, William Curtis, Don Cut- shaw, Jeanne Danner, Joan Davidson, Jean Davidson, Judy Davidson. Diane Davis, Barbara Dawson, Richard Dawson, Sharlene Day, Mary Deal, William Dean, Nancy Degner, Charles Delello. Charles Deugan, Shirley De- Vault, Dick DeVries, Philip Dickison, Betsy Dierberger, Wil- liam Distel, Omer Dix, Janet Dodd. Y ' ' ' ' Wim? - ,M , ,, l ,Q T ,E A , M fliigf A ' , , K. ' I D A -' D. .5 IQN, .L 8 .4 Nui I , . .y X Rl A -, ,-,- V A ,. 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David Freeman, Susan Friend, Phillip Fultz, Fritz Gable, Mar- shall Gage, Jerry Geller, Dar- lene Gerdt, Norma Geyer. Ronald Geyer, Elaine Gilbert- son, Peggy Gillette, William Gilligan, Albert Gilner, Merrill Gilpin, Dick Gilyeat, Don Glander. Marvin Glaser, Lawrence Good- rich, Larry Goodson, David Gradison, Leslie Graham, Jean- nie Grant, Marthene Gray, Jack Grayson. Janice Grebe, Ronald Green, Gary Gregory, Jim Gremillion, James Grifhth, Sandra Groves, Ron Gruenert, Barbara Guse. Verna Haiiield, Carole Haine, Donna Hamilton, Jane Han- cock, Jeff Hanselmann, Bar- bara Hanson, Fritz Harbridge, Harolyn Harness. Diane Harrison, David Harrow- er, Charles Hartley, Helen Hef- felman, Cornelia Helwig, Ruth Ann Hensel, Janet Hepburn, Gordon Herbert. D ea nna Hershman, Barbara Hess, John Hill, Judy Hines, Carl Hinshaw, Betty Hooker, Carol Hodges, Dick Hodges. D 0 u g Hollingsworth, P a t t y Holtsclaw, T r a c e y Homburg, Tom Howard, Lloyd Howe, San- dra Howell, Suzette Howell, Tom Hughes. Gary Hughes, Sue Humphreys. S h i r l e y Huntsman, William Hurst, Nancy Hyde, Jim Irwin, John Ishler, Dorothy Jacobs. Juniors Paul Jasper, Paul Jenkins, Nancy Jensen, John Johnson, Jim Jones, Tom Jones, Edwin Joyce, George Kaiser. Carl Kakasuleif, Edward Kap- pes, Robert Karles, Jane Keene, Kaye Kenslnger, Betty Key, Walter Key, Barbara Kiel. Eddie Kikendall, Wayne Killion, Nancy King, Marie Kingdon, Jeannene Kinnett, S u z a n n e Kiste, Shirley Kocha, Patricia Kocmich. Janie Korb, Pete Krieg, Rox- anna Kuhn, William Lamb, Jo- seph Lannerd, Elaine Lauxter- man, Nancy Leavell, Alexandra Lemcke. Fred Lemmon, Beverly Lewis, John Lewis, Ted Liebtag, Jane Lineback, Sandra. Loertz, Glo- ria Lofquist, Ronald Long. Bob Lowe, Kenny Loy, Ann Lurie, Sandra MacLucas, Tom Macy, Don Malcomson, Jackie Manering, Judith Marienthal. Donald Martin, Jon Martinelli, Kenneth McClain, Bill McGar- vey, Jack McKeen, Donald Mc- Mahan, Bill Meade, Patricia Meeks. Jay Merritt, John Mertes, Ju- dith Middleton, Diann Milen- der, Barbara Miles, Judy Miller, Marcia Miller, Nancy Mills. Richard Mills, Jack Milnes, Patty Miner, Marvin Minnix, Matilda Moeller, Richard Moen- ning, Thomas Mohler, Thomas Moore. Clarence Munro, J. D. Murphy, Mary Lou Murphy, Jim Muth, Dick Nabb, Pat Nail, Shirley Naum, Leonard Needler. Carolyn Neely, Shirley Neely, Wayne Nelson, Donald New- man, Miriam Newton, Connie Nicholas, Kenny Nielsen, Bill Noblitt. Susan Nutt, Mike O'Connor, David Oertel, Paul Ohmart, Bob Osborn, Sam Outcalt, Ruth Padget, Carl Pangerl. . if -ii fx K an 3 ff. X -f.- K gg 1 if 5 ,E I .,., M ,,,,. I A S' is '51 P ' Qiliffx jg ,.,, 5 Z :xx K W Q , J ff? , . ...,. ' i J ' ff 1 if ill' J v J, L i' ii Ai t . g. ta i V,,.Z . K X . ff ' J Q 2 .A:.. .l,-L 1 s f.. 2 1 2 1 : - A E, , .' d P E J . a is E if sg I x, Aix ' . ,,, 7 V XZ . 'A A'::'- 1 . :ii . ll X I 1 .J I - V2 , ff. Iri s ,knfg lsf, A V 'f 2 w.. 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Joe Schaub, Ellen Schloss, Da- vid Schmidt, C a r ol Schopp, R o n a ld Schreiber, Maurice S c h u e t z, Sally Scott, Dale Searcy. Bill Secor, Crystal Sendmeyer, Phyllis Shafer, Carol Shaw, Phyllis Shorr, Carol Shreve, Analie Shultheis, Barbara Sib- bing. Jo Ann Silvey, Dan Sims, Rol- and Slagle, Virginia Slemmons, Charles Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Linda Jo Smith, Mike Smith. Ramona Smith, Barbara Sny- der, Janet S o vin e, Linda Spears, Barbara Specker, Kay Spicer, Nancy Spier, Bart Spill- man. Steve Stamper, Beverly Staples, Tom Stapleton, Mary Stark, Susan Stegemeier, James Stein- meier, Kay Stephens, Linda Stewart. Rick Story, Alfred Stotlar, Phil- lip Strauss, Sandra Striebeck, Don Stuart. Marilyn Stubbs, Kenneth Sullivan. Janie Sutton. Juniors Sandra Sweet, Carolyn Taylor, Loretta Taylor, Kathryn Teague, Harold Teater, Fred Teckmeyer, Beth Teeguarden, Carol Ter- welp. Bill Thoms, Donna Toombs, Carole Trout, Max Tudor, Nan- cy Tudor, Dick Uhl, Cliiford Van Camp, Richard Vance. Gretchen Van Huysen, Jim Van Meter, Mary Vaughn, Sandra Verplank, Marcia Viles, Donna Wade, Robert Wait, Susan Waldo. Frank Wantland, Kay Ward, Robert Watson, Duren Way, Elizabeth Louise' Wells, Patricia Wells, Sylvia Wells, Joe West. Kent West, Otto Wiegert, Don Wieser, Tom Willett, Patricia Williams, Ed Wilson, Kathleen Wisner, Don Witt. Robert Wolf, Elizabeth Wolfe, Ronald Wolfe, Charlie Wood, Carl Worland, Mary Elizabeth Wright, Paula Wright, Hans Wuelfing. Jim Wurster, Bill Yater, Judy Young, Lennie Zaiser, Lorene Zegafuse, Sally Zimlich, Douglas Zink. Sophomores Robert Adams, Gene Alderson, Patricia Alexander, Bill Allen, Carole Allen, Steve Allen, Char- lotte Ammerman, Jim Ander- son. Lars Anderson, Robert Ander- son, Carrie Andrews, Robert Andrews, Harold Apley, David Armiield, Bob Ashman, Allen Ashworth. Don Atkinson, John Bailey, Karole Bain, Mike Baird, Cyn- thia Ballweg, Howard Bamberg, Bruce Banta, Mary Sue Barney. Martin Barratt, Ronnie Bastin, Charlotte Bates, William Batt, Beverly Bear, Jim Becker, Dav- id Beem, Patricia Begin. X f ig ri . ' 'L .rsfilel 4 2 fg Q' M ,.. , W. , . ,. K . E , , .. , H ,. Eff-5. . F. 12 msg, rf..,..'3. 5 iii H-Fi. .. . , . iw .r .. M et ,HX ,,,. -f -fn, eP5gf!V.:V., ,W -is I it . , Y QQ an f .W . -Q, ,Q ,lr -- ,qw s,,. W. . ,, ,.,,, . 45 e ix, I P -M Hag! -2- T X .ni A A ,.,. ,gy lugu . .,,.,, , ,A , , r i f ,A ' . -l 1, is . - . . ., ,. V. lggh , V I 1 ---,. r --'r' Q k,,. W My fl .'Zs I K .l..... ,. .. 1 . . I -A i7-' A -f- ,,o. . 3 Y i ' A .r A l is . JA, nfrr . A, ,,er x i ' s J J. ii ' s ... J s.r y - -,, .. V , .V ,V,. V . .: , - K KA -1 K Nita'-E, i 55 5153 5 m y B . I V li m L-Kr', .V V. ... L :QI L, - I 1- ir? LLL X Q lu ' L'f' ls, j ' A 1 ff , ., 2 ,ai -,wi . k ,7 . Q D -,- I - .,,1 , , fn K . -,f l , A E 221 i.r.' f ..., if 9. ug l ,,, .l.i l s l , i t e r . inis , 't i .., ai, ,.., ,,,,,, ,V,, i ..,.. , A W,,V :LM Q. lr . .. .J l iiii i it v t t A 85 Sophomores Barbara Begley, Sue Belcher, Jack Benedix, Wesley Benson, Jane Bernhardt, Katie Berry, Charles Berwick, Don Bevis. Richard Bigham, Donna Bin- ford, Carol Bingham, Judi Bish- op, Bruce Black, Billie Blaikie, Jan Blake, Kenneth Bland. Ursula Bokrandt, Constance Boltz, Jim Bond, Judy Bond, Bill Borden, Don Boyd, Ann Bradford, Mary Elizabeth Bran- ning. Judy Brannock, Pat Broady, Kurt Brokaw, Kent Brooks, James Brown, Sue Browning, Robert Bruce, Ruthann Bruce. Nancy Brydenthal, Bill Bunch, Wayne Burridge, Billy Buser, Billy Bush, Stephen Butler, Nancy Jo Byers, Charles Byfield. Bob Campbell, James Campbell, Weldon' Carlin, Barry Carlson, Clo Ann Carnes, Anne Carr, Auretta Carr, Ken Carson. Martin Carter, Thomas Chand- ler, Nicholas Charles, Fred Chase, Larry Christensen, Rob- ert Cleveland, Barbara Cling- man, Bob Cochran. Linda Cochrane, Betty Cofer, Bill Cole, Barbara Collester, Janet Collester, Scottie Comrie, Mary Alice Conboy, William Conner. Marilyn Cooper, Tony Cooperi- der, Wanda Copas, Sylvia Copsy, Ruth Ann Cornish, Nancy Jo Courtright, Judy Cox, Bob Coyle. Carla Coyle, Toni Coyle, Ruth- ann Cree, Anne Croley, Jim Crosbie, Donna Crowe, Frank Cullivan, Susan Cummings. Sheryl Davidson, Joane Davis, Judd Davis, Anna Dawson, Pa- tricia Dawson, Earnest Day, Judy Deck, Fay de Fenelon. Nancy Defibaugh, Judy Delp, Roger Dennis, Judy Denton, Nydia Diaz, Robert Dill, Dianne Disher, Carolyn Dodd. Sophomores Tom Donlon, David Donnelly, April Doolittle, Dyanne Downey, Roy Dudley, Bill Dugan, Rich- ard Duke, John Duncan. Sharon Dunn, Sally Ann Eagle, Bill Eagleson, Cecil Earle, Joel Eastman, Jon Eck, Norman Edwards, Roberta Edwards. Jack Eiteljorg, John Ely, Karen Engledow, S a n d r a Engmark, Judith Exner, Jane Fessler, Sara Fessler, Ted Fields. Alan Figel, Ernest Fisher, Bar- bara Fitch, Sharon Ford, James Foster, Charles Frank, Gwen Fried, Janet Friedley. Marilyn Frietzsche, Joyce Fro- ney, Jim Galbreath, John Galm, Janice Gardner, Lou Garriott, Jerry Garrison, Nancy Gar- stang. Nora Garwood, Alice Gauker, Fred Genck, Mary Gentry, Bar- bara George, Morton Gest, Lure Giezendanner, John Gilham. John Gillespie, Charles Gisler, Frank Gleaves, Sidney Godwyn, David Goebel, Robert Goller, Deanna Goodrich, Janet Graver. Max Gray, Jon Gregory, Bar- bara Grimes, Barbara Grimsley, Mary Grubbs, Mary Hackemey- er, Frederic Hadley, Walt er Halfpap. Leon Hall, Sarah Hammel, Don- na Hammer, Fred Hammond, Emma Hardy, Judie Hargitt, Larry Harrison, Martha Har- rison. Jenny Hartman, M a r i a n n e Hastings, Joe Haston, Sandra Hatfield, D e n n i s Hawkins, Chuck Hayes, Fonza Haynes, Jerry Hazel. Sue Heerman, Sally Heiferman, Albert Heffner, Libby Helwig, Johnnie Henderson, Richard Henley, Donna Henning, Don- ald Hess. Connie Hill, Raymond L. Hill, Katherine Hirt, David Hohl, Roger Hole, Michael Holland, Sherry Holland, Morton Hol- lingsworth. Sophomores Tom Holmes, William Holmes, Nancy Hoover, Dean Hoppe, Lois Hovey, Jackie Hudson, Ar- leigh Hudspeth, Sharon Huf- nagel. Richard Hughes, Sally Humph- rey, Donna Hurd, Jerry Inglert, Dorothy Ireland, Carol Irey, Melvin Isaac, Betty Jacobs. Barbara Jacoby, Lynne Jaggar, J a c ki e James, Dawn Janes, Sally Jaqua, Judith Johnson, Sheila Johnston, Barbara Jones. Steve Jones, K e n n y Jones, Mary Lou Jones, Marcia Joyce, Terry Joyce, Beverly Jumps, Bill Kachel, June Karles. Sharon Kelley, Donna Kennedy, Edward Kerl, Nancy Kernahan, Judy Kiefer, Barbara Kilgore, Dick King, Richard Kingery. Vaughn de Leath Kinnick, Eliz- abeth Klepinger, Jan Kllngler, Mary Knight, Ron Kopernak, Carol Koster, Bill Kothe, Dave Kreidler. Nancy Kreiger, Carol Kreisher, Patty Kretler, Carl Kull, Cam- ella Kyger, Lynda Laird, Rich- ard Lake, Virginia Lakin. Emilie Lamb, Judy Lamb, Jud- ith Lambert, Mary Lou Landes, Robert Landgraf, Louise Lan- ham, Larry Larsen, Bill Lat- house. James Lattimore, Josette La- vaux, William Leahy, Philip L e e c h, J acquelyn Leingang, Linda Sue Lemasters, Paul Lewis, Mary Logan. Kenneth Long, F r i t z Lotze, Jane Loudenbeck, Ronald Lounsbury, Cynthia Love, Diane Lowry, N a n c y Lucas, John Lugar. Barbara Luke, Wanda Lump- kins, Jimmy Lynch, Robin Ly- tle, Judy Mabe, Alison Mac- Gregor, Sharon MacLucas, Ellen Mahin. Pat Manering, Tony Marquis, Susanne Marston, Margo Ma- thews, Marilyn Mattox, Caro- line McAdams, Jim McBride, Tom McCaw. Sophomores David McClure, Carol McComb, Pat McCord, Robert McCord, Bob McCune, Walter McDon- ald, Joanne McDowell, Don Mc- Farren. Lowell McGauhey, Larry Mc- Glade, Vern McKenzie, John M c L u r e, Barbara McMillan, Beverly McMullen, Sally Mc- Norton, Jane Medaris. Jon Michael M e e s e. Edward Melick, Thomas Meredith, Ros- alie Merrill, Cathy Mertes, Judy Metzger, William Michael, Lo- anna Miles. Beverly Miller, Marila Miller, Margo Milling, Donis Mills, Sandra Mills, Skip Mills, James Minear, Joan Miner. Connie Mitchell, Dick Mitchell, Phil Moenning, Dan Mohler, Patricia Morganson, Richard Moser, Donald Moulton, Dick Mount. Jean Neale, Jim Neville, Karen N e W b ol d, Sally Newburger, Phyllis Newhouse, Penny Nich- olls, Nancy Ogle, John Olson. Gale Osting, Sheila Ottinger, Sandra Outman, Kim Overly, Phillip Owens, Pat Paden, Bar- bara Parr, Minnie Patton. Judy Pavey, Richard Payne, Michael Pelance, Don Pening- ton, Sandy Pennock, Jane Per- kins, Mildred Perkins, Carl Peters. Patty Peterson, Susie Peterson, John Phillips, Von Phillips, Sue Plessinger, Jim P lu m m e r, Thomas Polley, Philip Poppe. Lynne Ellen Porter, K a r e n Prewitt, Ken P ri c e, Wanda Price, Bill Princell, Ray Priv- ette, Judy Puckett, Joyce Query. Nancy Quick, Nancy Q u i c k, Beverly Rabin, Kim Rader, Phil Rader, Leona Ragsdale, Janet Ralston, Richard Ranes. Toby Ranger, David Ransburg, Marni Ransel, Len Ray, Bob Reichert, William Reid, Joyce Renfroe, John Ritchey. iv g i . L ' b V - P - .,,. Y K New mlb- ifi P rlsz S ,, iiiiii ..,,,, 2 ,s. ii at ' gif 3 . sf: Q., 5, if ls , :IA LL gi' 3 L Pcsjsy f f 3 l i P is - 'iit A NN- 1' 1,5 32 '- - ' is ii may 3 iii iii, P ,Qu 2 ..,l Ve Nj , K I X, P .,,- p , P . ',, me J P, A J J P e , iiii vvls b X , Si t ,..: ,- i t. i .L: ,k,. I ., v . , T r , a ,,, P v lf, J iv rvsr e c an r,l,, P X M Q A J ,,,, L M l f l i if, d l- ii PP P L P r sreP c,,,e T .,,,.,, W p M y I i I V -, E i I K, A DN YW m -,J f P y a s t ,F up lxw i P ggi ppyp Q W, - -A ' H K -I X 'Fl W P si r, E v P .rr 'i' Q -W' E Q H ,,e,, P . ff P P, ,if J PP P Q P i 'f , K P f A Q 4 IP 'JA Pl I Q' A 89 My ,, . ,. .r 1' ..- wi. ,. 1 A ' A 1 if x , if i Vkkrn ' era ti +3 .V ',1y I V - J S to . fri . K H -t . f - A A l l , r , T 'V , . ,Q., W K Q- A' ' 1 A , ,, . H ' ,E S.-P : QfA V 1 . .,..', Q LA , Rr A fat. . . -'ii i img ' . Qs -6' ig. . P322 H X, .,,. .E-3 il? q-b,-,i . ,k -.ful , K ,.-:: ,:. ' - V .H 4 .:. ,Ea M I -'ii' IS air J i an rolr A o, . , A J L.. , , A . T Ai ..--- 1 ts t . 3 A , ,.-. . A, ,,,:, leri e, T or A e :E , ,, ' 7, K W,AgA,. i 5' nw s : A 90 Sophomores Connie Roberts, Steve Rohr, June Rose, Bob Ross, Carolyn Roudebush, Deedy Rowles, Nan- cy Russell, Harold Rynard. Hartzel Rynard, Myrna Saffel, Russell Sage, Jane St. Martin, Sandra. Samonski, Gordon Sa- vill, Stuart Schaefer, Charlotte Scheuring. Vicky Schort, Theodore Schory, Sally Schotters, Carole Scott, Dwight Searcy, Peggy Sears, Gloria Sedam, Barbara Sedlak. Allan Seeley, Jerry Sexton, Jo Shaffer, Carol Shepherd, Ron- ald Shepherd, Carol Ann Ship- ley, Marlene Short, Anne Sidley. David Siemantel, Arthur Skill- man, Robert Sleeth, Beverly Smith, Iris Smith, Jed Smith, Kent Smith, Ted Smith. Jackie Snyder, Judy Snyder, Ronald Sommer, Judith Sparkes, Patricia Spees, Merle Spicer, Bill Spivey, Carolyn Sprecher. Margaret Stahl, Terry Stahl, Lynn Stanford, Joe Starlin, Richard Stassus, James Steuer- wald, Judith Ann Stern, George Stone. Elizabeth Ann Stonehill, Sus- anne Strong, Pete Stroth, Ruth Ann Stuppy, Elizabeth Sullivan, Carole Swain, Betty Swank, Tim Talbott. Charlesetta Tanner, Herb Tay- lor, Harold Teague, Sue Tee- guarden, Judy Terhune, Bar- bara. Thiessen, Ronald Thomas, Barbara Thompson. Kay Thompson, Steve Thorne, Mary Jane Thurman, Wayne Timberman, Jo Ann Traylor, Donald Trusty, Sally Tudor, Catherine Turpin. John Turpin, Jim Ukockis, Jack Updike, Linda VanDerMeulen, Albert Van Skyke, Sharon Van Sumple, Lynn Van Wyngarden, Paul Vaught. Carl Verbarg, Connie Vitti, Linda Volk, David Vollrath, Richard Wade, Peggy Walker, Donald Wallace, Betty Walls. Sophomores Randy Walti, Sherry Wampler, Robert Warkentien, G o r d o n Washmuth, John Watt, Carol Ann Weigand, Joan Weir, Kent Weisheit. Sue Welton, Ronald Wenstrom, Jane Wert, Jackie West, Vir- ginia Westbrook, Ann White, Phyllis White, John Whiteman. Robert Whitis, Dick Widmer, John Wiegle, Edwin Wier, Sue Wilking, Carol Willard, Jeffrey Williams, Joan Williams. Sharon Williams, Merritt Wil- son, Sandra Wininger, Ronald Wise, Sue Wiseman, Bonnie Wood, Dave Wood, Don Wood- ard. Carole Ann Wright, Beverly Young, Donna Young, Roy Young, Sylvia Young. Freshmen Tommy Abbett, Joy Able, Anna Adams, Sondra Adams, Judy Ahring, Paul Akard, John Alig, Shelley Anderson. Alice Appel, Lynn Ashby, James A u g u s t i n e, Ronald Bailey, Elaine Baker, James Baker, Karen Baldwin, Janice Bales. David Ballinger, David Barrett, Susan Bassett, David Beal, Sheila Beaver, Robert Beckley, Kay Bell, Judith Bettge. Richard Billeisen, John Bitner, Jim Black, Mary Anne Black- ley, Mack Blake, Sandra Bork, Ann Bowman, Charlene Boyle. Judy Branigin, Kay Brock, Ka- ren Brooks, Susan Buchanan, Tom Burkhart, Douglas Burns, Alice Burrell, Gregory Byrne. Carma Calhoun, Peggy Camp- bell, Suzanne Campbell, Donna Carlyle, Don Carter, Judith Cary, Carol Cassady, Nicholas Cassell. .5 saw. X ,.., , .E,. Q l Q i s . . M 1 . I , I A I , a wk ? Jy, , g - Wa.. , LN Er lll - I . , Y 8 I -in X ' -',. f rr 'J Q f '1...if .TS 2 A3 is f . f 2'i I' , l i A ,: : ..:i z A:,, V l ' ' 2 .,, ,k, v , ,Q ..'.: if Q' L ,.., N Q ' f if 4- Q, Q , E serr J ' ' if A ,,, ,, ,,, i t X. 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Larry Cohen, Jack Colby, Robert Cole, Mary Combs, Tim Conlon, Emilie Conner, Roy Connor, Donna Cook. Sally Cox, Sue Coyle, Bob Craig, Judy Cravens, Blaine Cunning- ham, Diane Curry, Phyllis Cur- tice, David Cushman. Sandra Dahlstrand, Robert Dal- ziel, Cleda Daniels, Fred Dar- nell, Nancy Davis, Mike Davison, Mary Dawson, David DeBruler. Robert Delello, Jack Dicks, Gloria Dimitroff, Judy Dismore, Diane Dodds, Deborah Dodson, S. J. Dudley, Mary DuMond. Paul Duncan, Judy Dunning, Don Eaton, David Edwards, Boyce Eidson, Eric Eikenberry, Charles C. Elliott, Mike Elliott. David Engelhardt, Charlene Everett, Brenda Eyles, Edward Ezell, Martin Farash, John Farrar, Nancy Ferree, Joan Fershtman. Jim Fetters, Judy Fleming, Fred Fobes, Ronald Fokken, Sharon Fordyce, Stephen Foster, Paul Fouts, Nancy Fowler. Ann Franklin, Freddy Freije, Margaret Anne Fruits, Jan Gardner, Barbara Garey, Diane Gasper, Rosalie Gates, Donna Gayer. George Gertz, Jim Gilchrist, David Gillette, Pat Godby, Carolyn Goller, Barbara Good, Frank Goode, Steve Goodson. Judith Gosnell, Barbara Gradi- son, David Grebe, Terry Green, Karl Griesbaum, Beverly Grif- fin, Jean Groover, Valerie Grove. Ilona Grubaums, Gordy Haas, Kathy Hagan, Steve Hamilton, Bill Hammond, Robert Han- cock, Mary Hansel, Jim Har- bridge. Freshmen Donald Harper, James Harper, Sandra Harris, Susan Harrow- er, Rita Hartzler, Jerry Haston, Pat Hatfield, Jane Hedge. Robert Heffelman, Judith Heim, Nelson Heinrichs, Patricia Hill, Howard Hinshaw, Walter Hiott, Georgia Hipp, Richard Hocker. Mike Hogan, Jimmy Holmes, Margie Holsinger, Patricia Han- sen, Carol Hoshour, Bill Hough- ton, Babbette Howell, Nancy Hubbard. James Hughes, Judy Hunt, Su- ellen Imes, Donald Ingmire, Jean Jacobs, Roger Jacobson, Bob James, Richard James. Jane Jobes, Irene Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Delores Jones, Joseph Jupin, Dan Kaga, Da- vid Keene, Claire Keller. Frank Keller, Kathy Kelly, Sandra Kemper, Charles Ken- dall, Rita Kem, Fred Keuthan, Patricia Key, Robert Kiefner. Bill Kilgore, Gretchen King, Marilyn King, David Kinnick, Sue Kipfer, James Kirts, Rich- ard Klar, Bill Knowles. Edward Kocmich, Janice Kuhn, Jim LaFollette, Helen Laughlin, David Lawson, Harter Leather- man, S a n f o r d Lee, Dodie Lemcke. Gene Lewis, Rosemary Lobraico, Charley Locke, George Lock- hart, Jack Lockman, Margaret R. Loftiss, Carolyn Lohman, Mike Loucks. Jane Loveland, Joyce Lovell, Jim Lowry, JoAnn Maloy, Nan- cy Marshall, Barbara Martin, Melvin Mason, Dolly Matthews. Sharon Maurer, Thomas Mav- rekes, Carol McKamey, Stewart McMillin, Russell Mead, Linda Miles. Marilyn Miles, Ronald Miller. Alice Mills, Don Miner, Donald Mobley, Brenda Mock, Gail Moll, Marilyn Montgomery, Janet Morehouse, Carole Mor- gan. f fa in a Q9 sq Ma li l if .. 2 f ' 1 f '.'. . . . -. as nas I 13,32 t . 4 H , . 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Judith Oliver, Mary Olson. Charles O'Neal. Sheila O'Shea, Wanda Palino, Lylith Palmer, Edward Parr, Janet Patton, Rachel Patton, liarry Peavler, Richard Pendle- on. Kurt Peters, Evelyn Phillips, Jean Pinnell, William Pitcock, Jerry Poehler, Kenneth Poisel, Wayne Polen, Robert Ponti. Richard Porter, Judy Price, Tom Priest, Barbara Ann Prin- cell, Pete Putnam, Sandra Quayle, Billy Ramsey, Donna Rand. Shirley R e a s n e r, Elizabeth Reese, Pat Reilly, Saundra Renner, Loretta Reuter, Lynda Richter, Judy Riley, Marcia Rinne. James Roadruck, James Roark, Larry Robbins, Carol Roberts, Sharon Robey, Cindy Rodgers, Beverly Roesch, Gregory Rog- ers. Judith Rogers, Pete Rogers, Pa- tricia Ross, Jeanette Rouse, Joyce Rudolph, Barbara Run- yan, Carol Russell, Helyn Ry- nard. Josephine S c h a f e r, Suzanne Schenck, Bruce Schlegel, Judith S c h 1 o 0 t, James Schroeder, B e t h r y Schwartz, Maryann Sears, Carol Sendmeyer. Dudley Senefeld, Ella Sexton, Hugh Sharp, Jean Sharp, Dan Shattuck, David Shepherd, James Shircliif, Barbara Shook. Patti Shute, Dick Simmons, Carl Smith, John Smith, Mary Sandra Smith, Russell Smith, Sam Smith, Bill Snead. Hazel Spees, Sharon Staeuble, Elizabeth Steele, Lynne Steig- erwald, S h a r o n Steinberg, Douglas Stemshorn, Edna Mae Stephens, James Stewart. Freshmen Jimmy Stewart, Hazel Stickle, Elroy Strawn, Loretta Sutter, Ruth Szathmary, Linda Tee- guarden, Carol Thomas, Terry Thompson. Terry Thompson, Patsy Toba- ben, Donna Tolle, Jack Trees, Darrell Troutt, Wanda True- blood, Karole Trusty, Fritz Van Skyke. Beverly Vaught, John Veltri, Gilbert Wagner, Jim Walden, Dave Waldo, Marjorie Walter, Stephen A. Wann, Janet Sue Weaver. Mary Jane Weeks, Tyrone We- gescheide, Paul G. Weishaar, Fred Wenstrom, Roberta Whit- aker, Jon White, Robert White, Stanley White. Susan Whitelock, Bill Whitis, Larry Whyde, Mary Willand, Ada. Anne Williams, Mike Wil- liams, Myrna Williams, Dan Wilson. Don Wilson, Dick Witt, Chris Witteveld, JoAnne Woddell, Judy Wood, Sandy Woolsey, Sharon Worley, John Wright. Russell Wright, John Wykoff, Beverly Youmans, B a r b a 1' a Young, Donald Zegafuse. Junior officers, Gary Gregory, Janice Grebe, and Marie King- don, ma'ke arrangements for the Junior Jump. Y -Q, 5 V et : , J? sax? y ,,,r -if It x . , H e , Nf- c . ,,,: , V ,i Z -,:: : ' -I ug .,. ik If .Wy -. if 5 R ll . ' -' L ll'i - . -- N AT,e'f, M4 H - , ,. . , Q , V41 K ., 2 vi . 3, -.-ww V: 747 ' . ay. T595 11' -1 -9 Q : .J Q of ft ,- Uk -f I, -f . fr , , ,. ssl. i Q b . S x s. X- E Y ns li , ... 5- . 4 lu f IL .Ja A-ii 11 M af-'adn i 'i , ..s, ., ,, ' .N i W 2 I ' A . . 41 , a gl A? , D 1 . c Y .ele 2,.. S J leiee Q - f .s.r l iise i H s M ...A'.A S -'-::: l 1 .sser - 5 ,,:.. . ., . gi J 'A:.1:-Q':' e , . .A., G s so L... G Q Ah S - v .J . tl We is In V .- .lf 31:0 . Q ,L 'I 7 ., ,. Q .., -ge be , . . l . k. , i v. f . .. rei . it J M l .. ' Tris-122. ff H R, ' 1 ' ' - , A M s. J . , . K A A 1 ,i ii ki'. K K, f -:ik . c .... , ' it r , s V' V., rkr,k ., . . .33 A m L4 Lx K . J : -' :V s it . . S A H i . . M. 96 Newcomers Susie Allen, Deanna Beeler, Diane Beeler, Steve Beeler, Mary Benham, Larinda Bishop, kinda Bishop, Janice Blacket- er. Jane Bond, David Bongfeldt, Thomas Butcher, Carl Christ- ensen, Ronald Cloe, Irene Close, Suzette Conkle, Mac Crosbie. Kay Davis, Judy Dickinson, Judith Eskridge, Steve Everly, Sandra Fielder, John Fisk, Su- san Fulton, Melba Green. Linda Hancock, John Herder, Ruth Hickman, Paul Higgins, Phyllis Hook, Harry Horn, Jan- ean Humes, Gordon Hunt. Jimmy James, Linda Kem, Charles Kerchner, Betty Kom- ers, Doris Lambert, Gary Leitz, James Lowry, Donna Minnix. Jon Misner, Jeannette Neal, Fred Obenchain, John Pack- wood, Mary Patrick, Roger Perry, Kristy Phillips, Deirdre Porter. Larry Postal, Beverly Rigby, Richard Roberts, Jim Rose- brough, Linda Ryan, Samuel Sanders, Robert Schuller, Don Seeley. Phil Shirley, Sandra Shuman, Marjorie Smith, Janet Templin, Merrill Voorhis, John Watson, Bill Wenz, Nancy Wessel. George Wissler, Jackie Wolf, William Wolfe, Dan Wyatt, Ar- thur Atkinson-Fr., Bill Bice- Soph., Nancy Bortz - Soph., Rolland Castner-Soph. Joe Clossin - Soph., Margaret Davis-Soph., Margaret Farmer -Soph., Dick Hunt -- Soph., Gene Lewis-Fr., Jack Sparks- Soph., Sammy Stamper - Fr., J. D. Murphy. MN., J? has , K UPPER LEFT: Jim Brown, lab. assistant, aids Mr. John Williams, head of the Math and Science Department, with the inspection of physics equip- ment. The student assistants are chosen on the basis of their desire to learn more about science and their ability to do necessary lab. work. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Horace Bicknell, head cus- todian, directs Mr. John Montgomery and Mr. Clyde Pollard as they set up chairs for auditorium. Ripple custodians are on the job around the clock performing the maintenance tasks of the school. UPPER RIGHT: Nancy Conrad, student assistant, hands supplies to Nydia Diaz from the shelves of a cupboard in the Home Economics Lab. This helper's home economics experience will help her in the future. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Delia Friddle, cafeteria cashier, rings up a sale in one of the two hot food lunch lines. The cafeteria runs on a seven-period schedule of meals and recently added two snack lines in order to accommodate Ripple's noon appetite. Mr. J. Fred Murphy-BA, University of Illinois, MA, Ohio State Universityg Prin- cipal. Ripple's staff numbers I37 When the first high school c o u r s e was instituted at Broad Ripple in 1886, one principal - teacher instructed the entire enrollment of seven students. Today Mr. J. Fred Murphy, Broad Ripple prin- cipal, is assisted by two vice- principals, Mr. H a rold K. Harding and Mr. Roger Riley, 84 teachers, two ROTC in- structors, seven clerical Work- ers, 25 cafeteria workers, a matron, and 15 custodians. This makes a total of 137 staff members engaged in the op- eration of our school. Mrs. Eilleen Hall looks on as Mrs. Sara Powell Mrs. Helen Clark addresses Fathers' Association types a college transcript. Ripple seniors keep the postcards in the addressograph machine for Mr main office busy making copies of their grades for Roger Riley, vice-principal and Association sec prospective colleges. retary. Faculty Mr. Harold K. Harding-BA, Franklin Col- lege: MS, Butler University: Vice-Principal: PTA Teacher Delegate. Mr. Roger Riley-BM, MM, Jordan College of Music, Butler University: MS, Butler Univer- sity: Vice-Principal: Ripples Director: Pro- ductions Director: Radio Coordinator: Secre- tary, Fathers' Association. Mrs. Margaret L. Anderson-BA, Methodist University of Oklahoma: Mathematics: Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Frank A. Baird-BS, MS, Butler Univer- sity: Business Education: Senior Class Spon- sor: Intramural Director: Varsity Baseball Coach. Mrs. Jean A. Batten-BS, Butler University: Home Economics: Majorettes Sponsor: Flag Twirlers Sponsor: Baton Club Sponsor. Mr. Edgar E. Beaman-BA, Vifabash College: MS, Indiana University: Social Studies: Var- sity Basketball Coach: Freshman Football Coach: Senior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Elinor R. Beaman-BA, Butler Univer- sity: Language. Mr. KV. Owen Beckley-BM, MM, Jordan Col- lege of Music, Butler University: Music Chairman: Clef Club Sponsor: Instrumental Ensembles Sponsor. Miss Ruth E. Bertsch-BA, Vtfestern College for Women: MA, Ball State Teachers College: English: Senior Play Director: Operetta Asst.: Senior Class Sponsor. Miss Elaine Bevard-BA, Earlhani College: Language. Mr. A. Atwood Bliss-BA, MA, Indiana Uni- versity: Social Studies: Student Council Sponsor. Mr. J. Robert Brown-BS, MS, Indiana State Teachers College: Mathematics: Asst. Foot- ball Coach: Asst. Basketball Coach. Mr. Paul A. Brown-BM, Jordan College of Music, Butler University: Music: Radio Club Sponsor: Clarinet Quartet Sponsor: Flute Quartet Sponsor: Dance Band Director. Mr. Ferd Brumblay-BAE, John Herron Art School: Art: Family Education Night Classes. Mr. Robert Bryant-BS, Indiana University: MS, Butler University: Mathematics: Science: Freshman-Sophomore Home Room Asst. Mr. Robert Burford-BM, Jordan College of Music, Butler University: MM, Indiana Uni- versity: Vocal Music: Operetta Director: Freshman-Sophomore Talent Show Director. Miss Ruth B. Carter-BA, Butler University: MA, Columbia University: Dean of Girls: English: Orange Aid Sponsor. Miss Ruth P. Chandler-BA, MS, Butler Uni- versity: English: Cozy Hour Sponsor: Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Vin-gel L. Clark-BAE, John Herron Art School: MA, Columbia University: Art Chair- man: Light Crew, Stage Crew Manager. Mrs. Donna Leigh Collins-BA, BM, Tarkio College: English: National Thespian Troupe 1170 Sponsor: Draclu Sponsor. Mr. R. Nelson Cooksey-BS, Indiana State Teachers College: MS, Butler University: Industrial Arts Chairman. Miss Margaret C. Coombs-BA, Indiana Uni- versity: MA, Columbia University: Language: Chairman, Senior Class Sponsors. Miss Honora J. Curran-BA, DePauw Univer- sity: English. Mrs. Phoebe Diederich-BA, DePauw Univer- sity: Asst. Librarian: English: Library Club Sponsor. Miss Dorothy J. Dipple-BA, Butler Univer- sity: BS, Indiana University: Business Edu- cation: Y-Teens Sponsor. Mr. Allen K. Douglas-BS, MS, Indiana State Teachers College: Industrial Arts. Mrs. Mary Ann Elliott-BA, DePauw Univer- sity: English: Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Sidney R. Esten-BS, St. Lawrence Uni- versity: MA, Indiana University: Science: Photo Club Sponsor: Stamp Club Sponsor. Mr. Edward E. Ford-BS, MS, Indiana Uni- versity: Business Education. Mr. Phillip Fordyce-BS, Butler University: Science. Mrs. Jane Hall Gable--BA, Butler University: Publications Asst.: English: Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Mrs. Ruth Marie Griggs-BS, Butler Univer- sity: MA, University of Wyoming: Director of Publications: English. Faculty Mr. 1Villiam H. Groves-BA, North Central of Naperville, Illinois, MS, Indiana University, Mathematics. Mr. J. Raymond Hall-BA, Vtfabash College, Social Studies, Senior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Mary I-Iammel-BS, MS, Purdue Univer- sity, Home Economics, Horizon Club Spon- sor. Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts Hargitt-BA, DePauw University, MA, Cornell University, Foreign Language Chairman, National Honor Society Sponsor. Mr. Clovys L. Harvey-BS, Indiana State Teachers College, MS, Indiana University, Co-curricular Activities Business Mgr., Busi- ness Education. Miss Goralee Hausknecht-BS, Indiana Uni- versity, Business Education. M!Sgt. Alfred J. I-Ielgestacl-ROTC. lllrs. Ruth B. Hex-in-BA, Manchester College, MA,dUniversity of Michigan, English Dept. Hea . M1'. Milton J. Hiatt-BS, MA, Ball State Teachers College, Physical Education Chair- man, Varsity Wrestling' Coach. lVIr. Donald Higgins-BA, Butler University, Social Studies. Mr. Robert E. Houghnm-BA, Franklin Col- lege, MS, Indiana University, Mathematics, Science, Tennis Coach, Equipment Manager. Mrs. Diana H. Jackson-BA, Butler Univer- sity, English, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor. lllr. XVarren K. Jackson--BS, Eastern Illinois State College, Industrial Arts, Model Rail- road Club Sponsor. Miss Elizabeth J. Johnson-BA, Indiana Uni- versity, MS, Butler University, Home Eco- nomics, Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. NValter S. Jurklewlcz-BS, MS, Indiana University, Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach, Intramural Sports, Letter- men Club Sponsor. Mr. Edward J. Kasslg-BA, Hope College, MS, Butler University, Science. Mr. Tnrrell Lavering-BS, Indiana Univer- sity, Language, Family Education Night Classes. Mr. Charles A. Leamon-BS, MS, Butler Uni- versity, Physical Education, Science. Mr. Mordie B. Lee-BS, MS, Butler Univer- sity, Physical Education, Science, Track, Cross Country Coach. Mr. Ernest E. Lefforge-BS, MS, Butler Uni- versity, Science. Mrs. Virginia B. Loveland-BA, WVestern Col- lege for Women, Language, Foreigneers Co- Sponsor. Mr. Albert R. Mahin--BA, Indiana Central College, MS, Purdue University, Co-ord1na- tor, Mathematics. Mrs. Martha Xvagner McKay-BS, Butler Uni- versity, Social Studies, Booster Club Spon- sor, Cheerleaders Sponsor. Miss Betty Jeanne McLeod-BA, Indiana Uni- versity, Language, Foreigneers Co-Sponsor, National Honor Society Asst. Sponsor. Mrs. Libby M. Moore-BS, Indiana Univer- sity, Art, Art Club Sponsor, Family Educa- tion Night Classes. Miss Max Moreillon-BPE, Normal College, AGU, BS, University of Louisville, MS, Indi- ana University, Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association Sponsor, Girls' Sports Sponsor. lllr. John XV. Morris-BA, DePauw Univer- sity, MA, University of Pennsylvania, Social Studies, Student Council Asst. Adviser, Quiz 'Em Team Asst. Mfsgt. Sherman R. Mossbarger-ROTC. Mr. Noble Newsum-BA, Valparaiso Univer- sity, Science. Mrs. Anne D. Obenchnin--BA, Indiana Uni- versity, English, Thespians Sponsor. Miss Helen A. Palasz-BS, MBA, Indiana Uni- versity, Business Education, Business Lead- ers Sponsor, Family Education Night Classes. Miss Elizabeth Percival-BA, Hanover Col- lege, English, Girls' Bowling, Faculty Mrs. Kyle F. Peters--BS, Butler University, MS, Indiana University, Athletic Director, Social Studies. Mr. Jack M. Rice-BS, MS, Butler University, Physical Education, Science, Freshman Bas- ketball Coach: Asst. Track Coach, Asst. Cr0Ss Country Coach. Miss Louise Rice-GN, BS, Indiana Univer- sity, School Nurse, Junior Red Cross Spon- sor. Mr. Charles L. Robbins-BS, Missouri Valley College, Mathematics, Asst. Football Coach. Mrs. Edna-Mae Ross-BA, MA, Butler Uni- versity, English. Mr. Paul E. Rutenkroger-BS, MS, Butler University, Mathematics, Hi-Y Sponsor, Family Night Classes Director. Miss Melba Schumacher-PhB, University. of Chicago, MA, Ohio State University, English, Reading Lab., Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. VVilliam WV. Sirka-BS, Indiana Univer- sity, Safety, Driving Instruction, Freshman Baseball Coach, Reserve VVrestling Coach. Mr. Marvin D. Smith-BS, MS, Indiana State Teachers College, Mathematics, Science. Mrs. Rosalee Spong-BA, Butler University, Vocal Music, Opera Club Sponsor, Triple Trio Sponsor, Operetta. Asst., Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. B. L. Stonecipher-BS, Butler University, MS, Indiana University, Audio-Visual Edu- cation Director, ,Director of Counseling. Miss Marie J. Sullivan--BA, MS, Indiana Uni- versity, Business Education, Freshman- Sophomore Home Room Chairman. Mr. Glen D. Vannatta-BS, MS, Indiana Uni- versity, Mathematics, Chairman, Junior Class Sponsors. Mr. Hubert L. Xvann--BA, Indiana State Teachers College, Dean of Boys, Social Studies, Mr. Ray E. Xvarden-BA, DePauw Univer- sity, MA, Northwestern University, English, Social Studies, Debate Coach, Junior Town Meeting of the Air Sponsor, Purdue Legisla- ture Assembly Sponsor, Oratorical Contests Sponsor. Mr. Silvin D. WVeaver-BS, Indiana State Teachers College, MS, Indiana University, Industrial Arts, Family Education Night Classes. Mr. J. Curtis Vveigel--BA, Wabash College, MA, Indiana University, Social Studies Dept. Acting Head, Quiz 'Em Team Coach. Mr. Allan R. KVeinheimer-BS, MS, Purdue University, Mathematics, Science. ltlrs. Elizabeth S. WVeirick-BS, LIS, Butler University, Home Economics, Cheer Com- mittee Chairman, Social Functions Chairman. Miss Kvinifred G. XVest-BA, Ball State Teachers College, MA, Indiana University, Business Education Dept. Head. Mrs. Edna R. Vvhetsell-BS, Northwestern University, BS in LS, Columbia University, Librarian. Miss Flora E. 1Yill-BS, Marion Normal Col- lege, BA, Indiana University, MA, University of VVisconsin, Social Studies. Mr. Hubert P. VVillinms-BA, Butler Univer- sity, English. Mr. John E. WVilliams-BS, Central Normal College, MA, Indiana University, Science and Mathematics Dept. Head, Golf Coach, P, A. Crew Manager. Mrs Helen Clark-Clerk-Stenographer. Mrs. Rosemary Clouser-Bookkeeper. Mrs. Julia Cunningham-Cafeteria Manager. Mrs. Eilleen Hall-Secretary. Mrs. Alice Marsh-Attendance Clerk. Mrs. Sara l'owell-Clerk-Stenographer. Mrs. Maxine Smith-Bookstore-Clerical. Mrs Josephine E. XVolf-Clerk-Stenographer. Ili Halt Sul WH :1 But the ones in the ad are all gone! When our dads shell out funds to us, they realize how important our purchasing power actually is. Our needs seem endless to them, and our shopping sprees are familiar scenes. But, being wise buy- ers, we save time and energy plus Wear and tear on the family car by first reading the yearbook ads. Ripplites have posed for the pictures on the following pages. 102 We save step f 'ik'- Joan Frey, Terry Berman Classy lassies and the very image of high fashion are these girls in their smart attire from . . . Dayan and Company Town and Country Store 4425 Keystone Avenue CHerry 3360 104 A cheery note will be added to any sick room with the arrival of flowers from . . . DELAWARE FLOWER SHOP 2922 N. Delaware TA. 4568 Eye opener You too will be pleasantly sur- prised when you see the powerful motor of the new DeSoto Fire Dome Eight at . . . I Gay Greeting Judy I.uFollette, Eleanor Bull Mr. Jim Partlowe, Bud Richey GATES MOTORS INC. 3409 N. Illinois St. TA. 3345 Mix 'em and match 'em Your favorite separates will be those made with the high quality materials from . . . RIPPLE FABRIC SHOP 823 Broad Ripple Ave. BR. 7330 Mrs. Lena Blake, Suzie Lehman, Donna, Cheshire Tantalizingl It's that Oriental knack of season- ing that makes the food at the Lotus Garden so delicious and different. LOTUS GARDEN 4424 Allisonville Road CH. 7551 Tam Haygood, Michael Yee, John Enoch Whether poodle or pony tail you will always look your love- liest with an individual hair styling from . . . CATALINA HAIR DRESSING STUDIO 21 E. 38th Sf. WA. 0186 Barbara Irwin, Dotty Jo Stalker, Bettina Gilchrist, Molly Smith, Karen Butler The pause that refreshes Drink fel IIC. ILS. FAIL OIL In Bottles Fred Hendricks, Maggie Wiarne Pressed for time? For best results on that last minute pressing job use a Gen- eral Electric iron from . . . DON MASSA INC. 3817 N. Illinois Sf. WA. 5000 Barbara, Browder Hush puppies needed! Fido wants more than his share. You too will find the delicious aroma from toasting STARK AND WET- ZEL weiners really tantalizing. STARK AND WETZEL 725 Gardner Lane FR. 1451 Diana, Hawkins, Suzy Geer Q 4 We II cllp you Mr. Bill Ridenour, Stuart Newcomb but you will enjoy it when you have your hair trimmed by the expert barbers at . . . RIPPLE BARBER SHOP 809 Broad Ripple Ave. BR. 7920 Open the door to new driving comforts With a. new 1954 Chevrolet from . . . Roxanna Kuhn, Janice Kuhn NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET INC. 1045 Broad Ripple Ave. BR. 247'I 108 Sta rt the press c r e a t e s superior quality in printing . . . CENTRAL PUBLISHING COMPANY 401 N. Noble Sf. IM. 4505 Whether large or small call RED BALL Once again Central Publishing Jim Jobes, Richard King' RED BALL STORAGE CORP. 451 E. Courl' Sf. LI. 4448 109 I I ? Moving problems? K. P. fun? Sure it is when all the dish Wash- ing is done by an automatic Washer from . . . WILLS TOWN AND COUNTRY STORE 4435 N. Keystone Ave. TE. 1 331 J Cl nton, Gil Herod, T m Gr en Sh 1 y Bastien Plantin' time Add new beauty to your garden by selecting your bulbs, plants, and seeds from . . . HOOSIER GARDENER 741 Broad Ripple Ave. BR. 9121 J Bl k , John Kasseba m College ahead? Save regularly for the future at any of UNION FEDERAL'S three convenient locations. UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 7 East 38th St. 160 East Market St. 806 Broad Ripple Ave. Arline Green, Pat Moore Going up Buildings designed or remodeled to fill your individual requirements. Twenty years' experience guarantees your satisfaction. WURSTER CONSTRUCTION CO. 5226 Grandview Dr. BR. 4664 Tom Reagan, Don Mitchell, Jim XVurste Hobnobbing at Knobby's There's always delicious food and plenty of fun when the gang gets together at . . . KNOBBY'S DRIVE IN 1401 E. 38th Sf. BR. 9044 Rosemary Reich, Jane Ransel, Nancy Worcester, Jill Strickland, Susan Niblack, Sandra. Sisson Tired ca r? To get best performance from your car take it now to ROGERS MOBIL- GAS STATION for a complete sea- sonal overhaul. ROGERS MOBILGAS STATION Kessler 81 College BR. 0067 .Tesabelle Jalopy Power at your fingertips And it is as beautiful as it is powerful - the 1954 Lincoln from . . . STRICKLAND MOTORS 3327 N. Illinois HI. 9821 From drawing board to finished product Brown precision and high quality crafts- manship go into every item manu- factured at . . . BROWN'S ENGINEERING COMPANY 420 W. South SI. AT. 1584 It's just horse sense to choose the Hirschman Serta Per feet Sleeper for that important one- third of your life. THE J. C. HIRSCHMAN CO. In Indianapolis Since 1877 Frank I-Ilrsehman, Chico Handyman's paradise For the last word in hammers, saws, drills, and all the tools needed to set up your own Work shop go to the . . . HANDY HARDWARE 6327 Guilford Ave. BR. 8200 Del Amy, H Everyone should have a hobby and you'11 find just the one to suit you at . . . BROAD RIPPLE HOBBY SHOP Established 1947 Toys and Electric Trains 6220 Carrollton Ave. BR. 7492 B b J Save while you insure A special rate on auto insurance is offered on cars driven by teen-agers who have taken Drivers' Education. RICHMOND INSURANCE AGENCY 2310 Broadway WA. 0943 Bob and Dick Richmond Dream home Whether a mansion or a cottage small you will find the house of your dreams through . . . PAUL PARTLOW REALTY 5425 College Ave. BR. 5633 In a class of their own Class rings, dance programs - all fond memories of school days from . . C. B. DYER CO. INC 234 Massachusetts Ave. Ll. 5734 Joanne Metcalf, Mr. Paul Kahn To the winner go the coils No Wonder these girls are iightingg the Winner Will sleep on the Powers and Pittenger Refresher Mattress. POWERS AND PITTENGER 2820 Barnes Ave. WA. 4539 Connie King, Susie Thomp 1, Judy Plessinger Your feet are showing . . . the high quality and good taste in the many fashionable shoes in stock at... ESMOND'S SHOE STORE 6255 College Ave. BR. 8261 Ronnie Roberts, Connie Roberts, Gale Parrish, Nancy Worcester, Kenny Kaestner Art Pittenger, Judy Frank, Mr. Larry Wells, Emilie Kohlstaedt ,, an , www? Q ev V ww - , N, ff , Xu f , N - K .Q lQ 5vg,,f'f f si K r r ,N ' 'A A, N, 5 AA A N 54 A V ' Q if N, 1 A ,mf N V ? ,I - AA , A Maw' W3 INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY INC 222 EAST OHIO STREET INDIANAPOLIS 6 INDIANA 4, PUBLICATION DIVISION '1 4 1011. - 41297 I 1 I ' . 1 I I .5732 I It I ,, 116 Mannequin mimic You'll be the model of loveliness in your new summer Wardrobe from THE JAMA SHOP 6249 College Ave. BR. 7402 l Iiett Dr. A. C. Reinking Podiatrist 6215 College Ave. BR. 4001 Party planning is no chore at all when shopping at . . . DAVIS GROCERY 5901 College Ave. BR. 2201 Betty Spence Gift of her choice The perfect present for any occa- sion Whether birthday or graduation can be found in the large selection of high-quality merchandise at . . . BOND JEWELERS 814 Broad Ripple Ave. BR. 1734 Carolyn Green, Carole Haine Thinking of selling? Let us put this sign in your yard for a quick reliable sale. FLORENCE FETTER REALTY COMPANY 4927 Park Ave. HU. 3754 Bob Fetter Something to talk about For the last Word in heating use WRIGHTS coal and oil and be as- sured of comfortable winter living. WRIGHT COAL AND OIL COMPANY INC. 5135 N. Keystone Ave. BR. 2441 Marybeth NN ght Philatelist? Whether you are starting a stamp collection or enlarging one, choose your stamps from the Wide selection at the . . . NORTH SIDE STAMP SHOP 637 E. 38th St. WI. 1650 Ricky Cothern, Bob Calhoun Handle with care Yo-ho-heave-ho! The utmost care will be given your furniture when it is moved or stored by . . . HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE 863 Massachusetts Ave. FR. 3371 X loung, Nancy Smith, Bob Som er Smile at the weather You'll smile with confidence when So-Lite aluminum awnings are pro- tecting your house from Wind, sun, and rain. ORMAN O. McKINLEY COMPANY 4530 N. Keystone Ave. CH. 1573 Toe Andrews, George -Xpile te There's a FORD in his future For the car of your dreams see the new 1954 Ford at . . . RAY McKAY INC. 1703 E. 38th Sf. HI. 9815 Don S1 y Having a fit? For a new suit or a remodeling job Harry Oliver makes a perfect fit. HARRY OLIVER FINE TAILORING 38 N. Pennsylvania Sf. No. 401 FR. 3737 Marl .T F dOI In the mood ior good listening? Then you will enjoy your favorite records more on the superior quality of a new Web- cor High Fidelity three-speed record player from . . . RAUB RADIO 5908 College Ave. BR. 5212 Yancy Lamkin I-Iome sweet home For peace of mind, family happi- ness, and security, own your own. FRANKE-PADGET INC. 8 E. Market St. No. 406 MA. 3521 Ruth Padget Woodworkers' wonderland The smart carpenter, Whether he's an amateur or a professional, goes to NORTH SIDE L U M B E R AND HARDWARE for high quality build- ing materials. NORTH SIDE LUMBER AND HARDWARE INC. 5199 N. Keystone Ave. BR. 5454 8502 Westfield Blvd. BR. 6863 Jerry Ford, Frank XVantland FRANKH-mnfiffr Stepping out? Rely on WALKER CLEANERS to keep your clothes looking their best for those important dates. Emn zs 1-wluffp r Phone Gl'45l6 Dale Searcy, Alice Rutter Light as a feather and so comfortable . . . are these smartly styled shoes from . . . FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP 2 E. Washington Sf. MA. 5696 Johnny Haas Snack shop sippers Sodas, sundaes, malts, and sand- Wiches are only a few of the manyj appetizing snacks to be found at the . . . SNACK SHOP DRIVE-IN 1020 Broad Ripple Ave. BR. 0941 Marcy Carson, Suzy Slusser Rub-a-dub dub gg t A dog in a tub Bubble baths are fun for all in tubs installed by . . . WM. F. STECK PLUMBING COMPANY 4923 College Ave. Bk. 5451 Fits in at any party cooling, refreshing, sparkling Seven-Up You like it It likes you .6 ., was O O o The center of attraction and a favorite at any party is the delicious, new Kingarfs Hy-grade All Beef Frankfurters. KINGAN INC. King of Fine Foods T Joyce, K neth Quanz, Karen Prewitt Nancy Kernahan Eeeek! Accidents will happeng but when they do, take your wool garments to C O M E T CLEANERS for expert cleaning and free mothproofing. COMET CLEANERS INC. 5619 N. Illinois Sf. GL. 2877 Marilyn St bbs, Roger Hole Reliable prescription filling LOBRAlCO'S BROAD RIPPLE PHARMACY 902 E. Riviera Dr. BR. 3000 LOBRAlCO'S CLIFTON PHARMACY 3342 Clifton Sf. TA. 7727 Welcome to the new location of John Max, Your Broad. Ripple Realtor. JOHN MAX REALTY COMPANY 1432 Broad Ripple Ave. BR. 5441 S NI Cljc- ,Of 9.9 Bob Ford, .Toby Foxworthy How good! Big Chief samples his namesake- the TEE PEE'S Big Chief -- a whopper double-decked hamburger. TEE PEE 3820 E. Fall Creek Blvd. WA. 6440 Bill 1IcCahil1 Go for fun Go for the new 1954 HARLEY DAVIDSON 165 with tele-glide fork for smoother riding. HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES 701 S. Meridian Sf. PL. 7012 Cecil Earle Carolyn Norman, Gracie Hall, Bud Richey l Editor-in-chief Judy Frank and Asso- ciate Editor Frank Hirschman plan the 1954 yearbook at the Indiana University High School Journalism Institute. Yearbook editors took their first steps to create the '54 Riparian when they drew thumbnail sketches of the book at Indiana University's Journalism Institute last summer. Then during the two weeks of lecture and laboratory classes they completed an actual-size dummy or plan which won a first-place award in Institute competition. Riparian yearbooks have received the All-American rating for the last five years. Staffers take steps for '54 Yearbook Cheese, peaches, crackers, shoot! This strange vocabulary belonged to Dale Searcy, Riparian photographer, who wanted Ripplites to smile. Oh, don't cut off his ear was another fa- miliar phrase in the Riparian ofiice as picture trimming began. Then typewriters clicked, and staffers produced copy amidst a mound of dic- tionaries and other literary helps. On weekends a nd holidays W h e n other students were resting, yearbook editors were burning the midnight oil and fretting over nearing deadlines. But finally, after checking and double checking, they entrusted their copy to the engraver and printer for final pro- duction of Ripple's story of the year. Upper right-Marie Kingdon, Bill Alltop, Art Pittenger, Susan Friend, Jim Jobes. Lower left-Nancy Neale, Anne Shotwell, Betty Spence, Mark Patton, Carma Calhoun, Mar- garet Stahl, Harold Atherly. 24-25 Seniors 60-80 Advertisements ......... Aerial View-1936 ....... Aerial View-1954 ....... Art Club ...................... Auto Road-E-O ..... Baseball Action ......................., Baseball Team-Freshman ........ Baseball Team-Reserve ........ Baseball Team-Varsity ........ Basketball Action ......................... ....... Basketball Team-Freshman ....... Basketball Team--Reserve ........ Basketball Team-Varsity .... Belles on Their Toes ......... 104-126 ........4-5 Biology Hunt ................................ ............ 1 1 Booster Club ........................................................ 48 Broad Ripple Avenue at Night ................ 102-103 20 Bunny Hop ....................................... ................ Business Leaders .......................... ............ 5 2 Cafeteria Cashier ...... ......... 9 7 Centennial Parade ....... ......... 1 7 Cheerleaders .................... ......... 2 5 Chemistry Assistant ....... ......... 9 7 Choirs ..................,.......... ......... 4 4 Clef Club ....... ......... 5 4 Coaches ............ ......... 3 9 Comptometer ..... ......... 1 2 Concert Club ................. ......... 4 2 Cozy Hour ........................ ......... 5 3 Cross Country Teams ........ ......... 3 1 Custodians ........................ ......... 9 7 Dance Band ...... .,....... 4 6 Debate Club ...... ......... 5 1 Draclu ............. ......... 4 9 Ensemble ....... ......... 4 3 Faculty ........................................... ........ 9 9-101 Fathers' Association Fish Fry ....... ......... 1 6 Flag Twirlers ................................ ............ 4 8 Football Action ........................... ....... 2 8-29 Football Team-First String ......... ......... 2 9 Football Team-Freshman ........ ......... 3 0 Football Team-Reserve ........ ......... 3 0 Football Team-Varsity ..... ......... 2 8 Foreigneers .......................... ......... 5 1 Freshmen ...... GAA ........ ............. German Class Girls' Sports ....... Golden Singers ...... Golf Action ...... Golf Team ........ Graphs .......... Hall Scene ........... High Window Hi-Y ...................................... Homecoming Queen ..... . Home Economics Assistant . ...... . Horizon Club Juniors .................... Junior Red Cross .... .. Lettermen's Club ..... Library Club .......... Lunch Line Help ...... 128 ..,....91-95 .......40-41 ........6-7 .......81-85 . ...... 22-23 Index Majorettes ......... Makeup Lesson .... .. Marching Band ............ Mechanical Drawing ..... Military Ball ...................... Miss and Mr. Riparian ........ Model Houses ..................... Mortar Instruction ............. National Honor Society ...... National Thespians .,......... Newcomers .................... . Oiiice Personnel ....... Opera Club ........... Orange Aid ........ Orchestra ........ P. A. Crew ....... Photo Club .......... Principal .................................. Projection Crew ...................... PTA Carnival Country Store Quill and Scroll ...................... Radio Club .................... Reading Laboratory ..... Relay Team ........ ....... . ........... . Riparian Riparian Riparian Riparian Riparian Riparian Riparian Riparian Ripples Directors ........... .......48 .......14 .......45 .......13 .......20 .......12 .......19 .......46 .......55 .......96 .......98 .......49 53 42-43 .......50 .......51 . ....... 98 .......4'7 . ...... 55 .......50 .......10 . ...... 35 ......19 Riiie Team ................................ Business Managers ........ ...... 5 7 56 Business Staff ........ News Bureau ............ ...... 5 6 Weekly Editors .............. Weekly Staff .......... ......57 27 Yearbook Copy Writing .................. 1 Yearbook Picture Trimming .......... 127 Yearbook Planning .......................... 127 Safety Contest ................ Senior and Freshman ...... . Silver Trowel Ceremony Sophomores ........................ ...... Stage Crew ........... Stamp Club ............... Student Council ....... Student Managers ...... Table of Contents ........ Tennis Action ..,........ Tennis Team ......... Theme Pages ..... .. ......................... ...... 1 4 ......18 58-59 ..85-91 ......50 ......54 .......39 .......33 ....2-3 Thespians ...................... . ...... 49 Title Page ....................... ......... 1 Track Action-Dash ......... ....... 3 4 Track Action-Shotput ........ ...... 3 5 Track Team--Freshman 36 Track Team-Reserve ..... ...... 3 6 34 Track Team-Varsity ....... ....... Tri-Hi-Y ........................... Triple Trio .................... Voting Machine ....... Wrestling Action ........ Wrestling Team ...... Y-Teens .............. .......53 .......47 ......13 .......27 .......27 .......52