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Reading, writing, and Fragment! Junior Bill Weaver ponders how best to re- write his composition. Source themes and expository essays keep pupils almost as busy rewriting as writing. Ripple offers students 12 semesters of English courses. 24 Multitudes of synonyms, antonyms, and variant forms fill freshman Jan Hauser ' s English vocabulary notebook. Showing a film in the reading laboratory is Miss Ruth Bertsch. Watching, Debbie Cook improves reading speed. IMPORTA STEM l.» ' Jl mtlr linr»-. Jai-fi-f ftr.-W. ,lr.l.K null
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DAR Award winner Linda Medley admires Ripple ' s orig- inal school bell. The DAR Citizenship Award is given to an outstanding senior girl who has a social studies major. state, national honors Ray Bowman and Webster Wright, state presidents of Key Club and Junior Historical Society, respectively, admire the Historical Society trophy and the Key Club insignia. Demonstrating atomic structure to Ripple ' s UN visitor Julia Beaman is Dave Ca hill, who attended the Conference on the Atom in Atlantic City, New Jersey, last summer. Place-winners Andrea Zohn, Gayle Augustine, and Peggy Colvin watch Carolyn Crane retype her entry which won first in the B ' Nai Brith anti-prejudice essay contest. 23
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earning combine in Ripple English classes Punching 168 pin holes in answer sheets for the Kuder Preference Test is a painstaking project for English III stu- dents. The Kuder Test is given to sophomores and measures their comparative preferences for various career areas. Surveying his finished source theme and heaving a sigh of relief is Junior Dave Mannweiler, as he thinks of the long hours he spent preparing the notecards, outline and rough draft of his English Vlg research paper on journalism. 25
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