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Ripple beats Howe; Homecoming victory ▼ Roger Holloway plays records for the Homecoming Dance. Yellow mums with black ribbons, gaily decorated cars and floats, a pep session and announcement of queen semi-finalists, a parade through Broad Ripple Village, a fried-chicken Pigskin Picnic, the game and announcement of the Homecoming Queen and the Sadie Hawkins Dance marked Octo- ber 4 as Homecoming for Broad Ripple. Before the winning cars and floats paraded around the track at half-time, Carla Chaney, 1973 Homecoming Queen, crowned her 1974 successor, Nan Norins. The creative chicken-wire stuffing efforts of DECA and the Band brought them first prizes in the float and car divisions respectively. Many Ripplites celebrated the Homecoming victory at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Roger Holloway, WTLC DJ, spun the records. With the help of Miss Monica Floyd, director of activities, Homecoming Co- Chairmen Harry Bratton and Aylesa Singley ' s plans were S-U-C-C-E-S-S-ful from pre-game activities to post-game celebration. A Paula Jones works to finish the Con- cert Club cur. • Charles Brown enjoys the fried chicken served of the Pigskin Picnic. Student Life 11
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A Nan Norins is caught in a world of excite- ment as she is named 1974 Homecoming Queen. ► The award-winning car, created by the Band, stings its way down the street. 10 Student Life
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School enforces v no hats rule Enforcement of the school ' s no hats rule left heads uncovered, showing a variety of short, medium and long hair, small and large afros and corn-row braid designs. Adding to the fashion scene, girls wore anything from worn-out jeans to stylish knee-length skirts. Some stu- dents sported farmer overalls or jeans rolled up to the knees, often revealing brightly colored or patterned socks and wedge-heeled shoes. Both guys and gals wore high-waisted pants, usually with jackets or bulky sweaters. Working after school or on week- ends, students clerked, cashiered, waited tables, pumped gas and babysat to earn always needed money. Books, clothes, movies, concerts, dances, school games and personal items all needed to be paid for, and the hard-earned money disappeared all too quickly. ► Ripple students wear anything from recy- cled denim to the new, stylish clothes. Sue Barnette and Debbie Broerse walk home from school contrasting a skirt and a pair of jeans. A To earn extra money during the summer, Mike HoJstein gives a car a soapy bath. ' C.J. Roberts pumps gas while working as an attendant at a local gas station. 12 Student Life
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