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

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1 Military Ball Queen Hon. C Col. Patty Morris glows upon receiving congratula- tions from Vice-principal Albert Mahin, escort C BG Rick Moorhead, and others after being crowned at the 1971 Mili- tary Ball 2 Color Guard leads the ROTC troops as they advance for the Annual Federal Inspection 3 Scott Calwell registers students at the first Walk for Hunger checkpoint, CYO Field, Saturday, May 8 4 Hampered by a sticky lollipop, Charles Hardin attempts to repair a jammed robe zipper as he dresses for the Rocketaires program at the 1971 Arts Salon 5 Among the art objects on display at the Arts Salon is a clay bust created by Marvin Taylor. His plaster portrait, a project in ad- vanced art, won a first place award 16 LIFE

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S TART WITH AN IDEA ... GET A GROUP TO WORK WITH 7 IT . . . LEARN THE LINES . . . FINALLY THE BIG NIGHT. Weeks of work culminate in a few hours. The morning-after blues, and it ' s all over. Such were the emotions of students who worked on spring activities. Women ' s Lib paraders, superheroes, and hippies starred in the 1971 Ripples. For the first time, faculty-judged awards were presented for the best chorus line, male and female vocalist, intermission act, best actor and actress, and best act. Old treasurer maps, fish nets, shells, and a lighthouse cente rpiece helped create a deep-sea mood at the 1971 Junior Prom, Lost at Sea. Carole Nygaard was voted Prom Queen by the Junior Class. Thurber Carnival, a humorous series of short one-act plays, was produced by the National Thespians. The skits featured authentic Th urber-sty le stage props, polished acting and directing. 1 A lighthouse dominates the dance floor at the Indiana Roof, scene of the 1971 Prom 2 E.V.I.L. mad scientists Brad Smith and Cris Currie get by with a little help from their friends 3 Liberty Belle (Sindy Smith) urges woman to free themselves from their husband ' s domination 4 Thunderboltman (Jim Kleinschmidt) instructs his son Albert (Bill Catus) on the duties of a super- hero 5 In Thurber Carnival, the story of man, The Last Flower, is portrayed in dance by Cheryl Cook and Ron Boughton 6 A- ' +e- being accused of starting a drunken brawl, Joe (Doug Handerson) is hauled off ot jail by a po- liceman (Mark Savage) 7 Creams lotions, powders and rouge transform student into actor LIFE

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4 NSPIRED BY THE MOTTO WALKING HURTS BUT HUN- GER KILLS, CONCERNED RIPPLE STUDENTS PARTICI- pated in a 27-mile hike through India- napolis. Young and old marched to- gether for money which was donated to various charity organizations. A wide range of student interests was evident in the variety of literary, artistic and practical projects on display at the 1971 Arts Salon, held yearly to recognize students ' achievements. Following orders of left face, right flank, and forward march, ROTC cadets marched on the football field at the An- nual Federal Inspection, which was cli- maxed by an awards presentation. K ' •-. v.. LIFE