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

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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.

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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.

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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.