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

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Once a treacherous weapon, a sword from the Civil War is only a symbol of the war ' s centennial commemoration to Bill Salter and Esther Rees. Fairy tale or satire? Government pupil Steve Schu- bert ge ts a glimpse of communist principles from a caustic view in George Orwell ' s Animal Farm. Cardboard study aids and a flan- nel board illustrate principles of Economics to Seniors Lynne Fichman and Roger Wallace. 22

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Under the watchful eye of Miss Helle Ajango, Dick Griggs tests his skill in the language laboratory. nd fo reign languages Love is the root being studied by Etymology pupils Janet Brown and Stuart Engelberg. Proofreading Riparian Copy are English lllg pupils Lee Seldon, Suzi Pels, and Katie Tilford. 21

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Reviewing Indiana government are Hoosier State del egates Jane Clay, Andy McCuen, and Tom Merrill Journeys inio liistory learl to stiikini; lessons of ihe past anrl iliiillin ' 4 (hallcngcs (jI liistory-in-tfic- inaking. I ' lipils lia cl tliiough tlie ages and around the globe using social studies as a vehifie. Voyagers through world and I ' uitcd Slates liistory view exploration, conllict, and great progress in the development ol hiunan civilization and American society. (.o ' eriniient and l (on(jini(s pupils enture into the II. S. political system and eccjuomy. louring vital spots ol today ' s coiiiplex world, pupils study Pan American and (iontemjxjrary His- tory and International Relations, (jeography teaches land and climate conditicjns, important travel factors. Psychology does not accjuaint pupils with faraua lands, but with men ' s minds and ni Hi itions. Cadet I caching leads seniors to the world ol c liildicii and lets them explore a future career field. Historical travel sheds barriers of time, distance Modern conveniences invade the classroom! Mrs. Ruth Woods and her audio-visual U.S. History class view the past through an experimental television program. Jk