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

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Student Life Reflections of musical rehearsals, cluttered lockers, Homecoming. . . The purpose of BRHS is learn- ing, but its nucleus is the life of its pupils and their everyday ac- tivities. Thus, Student Life is a record ranging from the Ripples acts to spaghetti lunches — all mak- ing a typical day at Broad Ripple non-existent and a nine- period routine different 186 days each school year. (page 14) An integral pan of Ripple life, Compton Street Entrance is reflected as pupils wait for rides home, (above) En- thusiastic seniors rehearse actions for their 1966 Ripples act, For Heaven ' s Sake. (left) Compensating for the disadvantages of being short, John Boyd gives Sharon Brad- ley a boost in hanging campaign posters. Student Life — 15

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Eager quest of knowledge, With topics ranging from school to boys, Annette Kacherian and Robbie Fry use their morning walk to Ripple as a chance to just talk. As thoughts of his shrill-sounding alarm clock begin to fade, Louis Schlegel watches an ameoba devour its food during his first hour biology class. Tenth hour may bring club meetings or a chance to re- lax before beginning the night ' s homework. Sally Calwell and Linda Verselle also find it an opportunity to enhance the news of the day with ice cream from a neighborhood drive-in.