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

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Teacher and dads chatting are Mr. Robert Eisenbarth, Mr. Wally Scott, and Mr. Harold Meeker. Community and school plan joint projects Parents, as well as pupils, take an active part in school projects. Ripple dads opened the year with their annual fish fry, initiating a record hop on the tennis courts as an added feature. A banquet hon- oring BRHS faculty was another Fathers ' Associa- tion activity. Later, the Association of Parents and Teachers sponsored the colorful Harvest Festival carnival. An APT open house evening of miniature summit talks between parents, teachers, and pupils helped promote better understanding. Parents not only take part in school projects, but also attend Ripple classes. This year, 235 parents and other members of the community, wielding pencils, paintbrushes, and scissors invaded Ripple ' s classrooms to take night school courses ranging from advanced French to upholstering. Mmm boy! exclaim Steve Overbeck, Ken Hurst, and Jay Keghley, sampling food at Fathers ' Association Fish Fry.

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Street blockades are common as a nev , im- proved sewer system is installed in Ripple area. play, and save in growing community Broad Ripple Park creates winter fun. Donn Boird laces Susie McCullough ' s skates as Katy Raasch and Gary Herder look on. Glendale ' s Mall joins community ' s new stores

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At College Night, pupils and parents listen to Sterling L. Show, Purdue ' s Associate Director of Admissions. Try a shot! cry the lettermen at their carnival booth. Carnival confusion is apparent in this over-all scene of the Harvest Festival, an annual parent-teacher project.