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

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plans for future days Above: Hoping for another Rocket victory. Ripple cheerleaders, Diane Williams, Cynthia VanTassel, and Linda Marsh, hang posters to arouse school spirit. Right: Treading the well-worn path of Ripple seniors, Larry Goldstein wades through another college cata- logue. Approximately eighty per cent of Ripple ' s grads attend college.

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Right: With thoughts ranging from last night ' s game to next weekend ' s date, Steve Manning looks up from his work for a moment of day- dreaming. Right : Alone in the silence of the empty auditorium, a dreaming Rip- plite hears the exuberant applause of his imagined audience. Left: Isolated from the excitement and confusion of the game, shortstop Randy Mitchell thinks only of the hit that his team needs. Dreams are nice. They ' re an escape from a boring class or from a disappointing taste of reality. More than that they help you to get some insight on where you re going in this hectic world. Youth ' s dreams reveal

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Determined to succeed, Left: Exhausted yet still determined to succeed, Chris Smith edges across the finish line to defeat his class- mate Bill Simon. Sometimes you re outmatched for your ability or strength, and only your personal pride and stubborn determination can keep you going. That ' s when winning really counts. Right: Challenged by the theories of modern science, Dan Satinsky and Jane Everly search for the formula of their unknown compound. Below: Surpassing the normal duties of teaching, Mrs. Rosalee Hofmann encourages determination in a de- jected Ripplite. Don ' t let anyone tell you that it ' s easier for kids today. We may have more luxuries but that doesn ' t really make being young easier. We set our goals terribly high and we are determined to achieve them. And when all our attempts seem worthless, it ' s nice to have someone there to encourage us. ' !