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

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1 Homecoming Co-chairmen Teresa Bailey and Lisa Drake view the pep session activities on the football field. 2 Cheryl Cook, 1972 Homecoming Queen, crowns Carla Chaney as the new queen. 2 y 4 % ' $?J$ Sh «rifir flCk. ■MM l W. m Wt? ' mS T !j ' J r ' ■ ' 9 MH ,»-.- « IL v,

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■ ■ r Ryi Cf f IV I I M O BeauHful Weather Boosts Qpirits and Rockets to Victory; Carta Chaney Crowned Queen During Halftime Festivities Good weather, enthusiastic crowds and a victory over Arlington made Homecoming ' 73 a success. An afternoon pep rally began the activities during which Homecoming Co-chairmen Teresa Bailey and Lisa Drake announced the six queen final- ists. Twenty organizations entered floats and cars in the traditional parade that followed the pep session. Cars and floats competed together for the first time. Alumni judges awarded first prize to Key Club ' s float, Knight Gallery , and second prize to Ripari- an ' s float. Before the game, the Association of Parents and Teachers sponsored a picnic on the practice football field. One of the highlights of the eve- ning came when 1972 Homecoming Queen Cheryl Cook crowned the new queen, Carla Chaney. After a victory over the Knights, festivities ended with the Homecoming Dance. Authority , a group composed of Broad Ripple students, provided music for the dance. 1 Paul Butcher poses as a dead Arlington Knight on the award-winning Key Club float. 2 Gerald Barbour pins a carnation on Peggy Beacham, the DECA Homecoming Queen candidate. 3 After being named Homecoming Queen Finalists, Jane Jewett, Paranita Sherard, Kathy Rice, Carla Chaney, Peggy Beacham and Brenda Bouwkamp gather on the football field. 18

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jiil I J Q I f A I Golden Gingers Present ' Fiddler on the Roof, Tradition. Without traditions, our lives would be as shaky as — as a fiddler on the roof! The Golden Sing- ers kept their tradition of an annual musical production and presented Fiddler on the Roof on November 16 and 17. With the story set in Anatevka, a peasant town in Czarist Russia, the vil- lagers live according to the traditions of their fathers and forefathers. Tevye (Artie Widgery) is a poor dairyman who, with the help of his wife Golde (Jane Jewett), tries to raise their five daughters within the traditions of the Jewish religion. Musical rehearsals started the sec- ond week of school under the direc- tion of Mr. Gene Poston, Mrs. Bar- bara Mueller and Mrs. Lucinda Paul. Properties and set construction crews transformed the auditorium stage to Anatevka, while the make-up crew prepared beards for each male cast member. The audience showed their enjoyment by giving the students standing ovations at both perform- ances. 1 Tevye and Lazar the Butcher sing and dance themselves into a drunken stupor. 2 Driven out of Anatevka, Tevye ' s family leaves for America, followed by the Fiddler. Receive Standing Ovations at Both Performances