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More napkins over here, calls a GAA float worker. Long hours and lots of fun went into float making. Alumni judges chose the Future Busi- ness Leaders float as second place and gave third to Orange Aid. -1 JK-. y Kill them dead! cheer the happy riders on the first place Booster Club float. 15
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Homecoming sparks spirit and enthusiasm Homecoming Queen Patty Gates flashes a winning smile. Lovely queens, clever floats, traditional mums, and an exciting football game marked Ripple ' s 1 958 Homecoming as a memorable one in the eyes of the school and community. As the longest parade ever traveled through the Ripple business district, the sidewalks were lined with parents, relatives, and busy shoppers. Half-time ceremonies of the football game with the Howe Hornets brought the crowd ' s roar of approval at the announcement of the Homecom- ing Queen and the winning floats. The Queen was chosen by Alumni Association judges from five finalists elected by the student body. Although planning for the eighth annual Home- coming started weeks before October 3, everyone felt the last-minute scurry the night before. This an- nual event co-sponsored by the Broad Ripple Stu- dent Council and Alumni Association was climaxed by an after-game dance, the Autumble Jumble. Congratulations! exclaims 1 957 Homecoming Queen Suzi Lesh, who crowned Patty for 1 958. 14
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. ,. , ■ ' ■airing? s-.irr T. :- - : :-.- Successful scientist Bob Calkins shows ofF winning project. Top Spanish honors in state are awarded to Donna Bush. French medalist, Nancy Becker, proudly displays her prize. Ripplites gain recognition for achievement Any parent who worries that academics are not receiving enough emphasis in modern high schools should be comforted by the performances of aca- demically-minded Ripplites whose scholarship awards total $100,000 annually. This year, for instance, a record eleven seniors qualified as Na- tional Merit Scholarship finalists. Ripple had the city ' s highest percentage of students in the top 90th percentile. Always taking an active part in Indiana Univer- sity ' s High School Achievement Program, Ripple re- ceived 20 per cent of the gold medals in 1958 by winning in English, Math, and Spanish. As a school Ripple ranks high educationally, having received its eighth Freedoms Foundation Award and its third Principal School Award. 16 DAR winner, Linda Bender, admires symbols of America.
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