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

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Ripplites learn from summer experiences With a determination to learn, out- standing Ripplites spent the summer months developing their special tal- ents in various tields. Sharon Jones, Marvin Johnson, and Diane Dumas participated in Upward Bound, a program designed to encourage students to attend col- lege. The program was staged on the IU campus for six weeks. Seniors Bill Catus and David Steup qualified for the Rose Hulman Science Seminar, where they worked on various scientific pro- jects. Fifteen Riparian Staff members attended five different journalism institutes in order to improve their journalistic skills. Senior Jeff Hamil- ton went to Smith Walbridge Camp in Syracuse, Indiana to learn the maneuvers of a drum major. An outstanding ability in foreign language enabled seniors Synthia Smith and Felicia Cochran to travel to France and Mexico, respectively, with the IU honors program. Lea Curry journeyed to Costa Rica with Youth for Understanding. Top left — David Steup and Bill Catus, who attended Rose Hulman Science Seminar, examine the molecular struc- ture of an atom. Left — Girls ' and Boys ' Staters Peggy Burnstein and Bob Aprison show politi- cal differences in a heated discussion. Below — While staying in Mexico, Felicia Cochran entertains her Mexican fam- ily by playing the piano. 27

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H ' ife m w v ' ' ■ ¥ m w $$ i u ,v K «S . PI -: ' ' - £M m i % 8 iP W WIS Computerized schedules in mind, Ripplites shuffle from room to room at the signal of a bell. Learning, relating experiences, sometimes catching up on lost sleep, students take their row two, seat four in classes every day. Whether in foreign language, or math, or English, or power mechanics, Broad Ripple High School instills an academic pride, a new pride in . . . CLASSES m ; : V. •• - V WM -m±t .■ ' ■ s ' ■-■, ' -•■ W $?j 29