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II ? 1 3 a mat «•» Preparing for a production 3 Jim Strietelmeier and Pete Chenoweth check the script for lighting changes. Two please, says Lyle Henry stopping at the new ticket offioe to buy Ripples tickets from Charlene Farrow. A performer ' s eye view of Ripple ' s new 1,209 seat auditorium reveals great seating capacity. The auditorium is used for both school and community productions.
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Virgel clark, director of productions, and Gene Poston, Music Department head, plan auditorium performances. A new magnificence in school productions is among the foremost of changes viewed by Ripplites this year. Whether sitting in one of the 1,209 cush- ioned seats or performing on the spacious, modern stage, students enjoy the numerous advantages of Ripple ' s new auditorium. Special effects, including multi-colored lights, sound variations, and scenery, aid in school presenta- tions. The new depth and height of the stage enable the stage crew to store scenery high above the floor on balanced cyces. With this apparatus, backdrops may be flown in by the pull of a rope. The stage prop room allows ample space for making and storing scenery and props. Other accessories include a catwalk, a spiral stair- way, and a communications system between the two dressing rooms and stage. Clearer tones are heard from the orchestra pit, and sound amplification is regulated from the complex sound booth located in the back of the auditorium. New auditorium is fulfillment of Ripple dream Adjusting carbons in a newly installed spotlight, Jeff Henn and Dean Strietelmeier experiment to improve stage lighting skills.
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Hungry ripplites talk over homework and activities as they wait in line for their lunch in the Broad Ripple cafeteria Students enjoy forty-minute lunch period in Bba. Modern kitchen facilities make preparation of well-balanced lunches easier and more pleasant for the cooks. Purchasing supplies for the fall se- mester, students enjoy the efficiency of the new bookstore managed by Mrs. Maxine Smith and her staff.
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