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i I l l Proudly spelling the scl'1ool's name, the Ripple Booster Club card section presents halt-time entertainment for basketball fans. Organized last year as the first of its kind in the city, the section contains over 350 girls. lZ Enthusiasm displayed fl Winner! Senior Election Board members leani Moust, Sue Ann Scott, Annette l-lannum, and' Beth Walker tally results of voting. Accepting her share of the class's financial re- sponsibility, lanie Wallace pays her dues to junior Class treasurer Don Bucldenbaum. ,Y V s
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Ei with Homecoming, Carnival, Prom, Grad Dance LH., Rounding the corner of Broad Ripple Avenue and Guilford, the Art Club float, with queen candidate Beth Stanfill, leads the traditional Homecoming parade through Broad Ripple Village. Zi , SQ I ' wwf-W x l , , Q' WWW ' i ww f A ff , if ff' 4 I I ZW W 5 2 if 54 Florist Pat Gilbert helps junior Bill Sellery select the right corsage for his date to the junior-Senior Prom. Before an after-game dance in the Cafeteria, Howard Gurvitz helps Marsha Rosenstein with her coat in the Auditorium check room. ll
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tin school activities reflects Ripplites' liveliness Ripplites demonstrate their pride in their school by actively participating in both class- and school- sponsored activities. Entering high school as individuals, pupils grow together through class activities. Although there is no class organization until the junior year, after vigorous campaigning for officers, class members set to work selecting rings and presenting the junior Dance, both of which earn money for the highlight of the year, the junior-Senior Prom. Similarly, seniors, after choosing their leaders, work toward Commence- ment and the Grad Dance in the spring. While class loyalties remain strong, pupils also form firm friendships with members of other classes through extracurricular clubs and athletic events. Crganizations draw together pupils of similar in- terests and abilities while providing enjoyment and service. Likewise, athletics encourage integrity and sportsmanship for both spectators and participants. After school, throngs of hungry Broad Ripple pupils flOCk to nearby drive-in restaurants for food and companionship. Long lines of pupils crowd the Auditorium lobby on the first day Ripples tickets are o'fered for sale. The student vaudeville-type production plays annually for two nights during March, i3
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