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

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BASES LOADED . . . Pam Phillips and Cathy Taylor enjoy a friendly ganne of baseball. A NEW BEGINNING. . . With the workers away, the cite of the Westfield bridge looks forsaken. Summer 9

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SOARING THROUGH THE AIR . . . At Holcomb Gardens, Gail Breedlove and Sherry Kohlmeyer engage in a game of frisbee. THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT . . . At night many people attend the Indiana State Fair ' s colorful midway during the month of August. CONCENTRATION ... In deep thought, Anne Smith carefully plans strategy against her backgammon opponent. SUmmGr sun As the first warm breezes tossed Ripplites hair, they threw off coats and cflfflpc ctllHontQ packed sweaters away. After the OLMMC O OLUUCMLCD coldest winter in Indy ' s history, thoughts of a warm and festive summer filled Ripplites ' minds. Some students attended summer school between 8 a.m. and noon, while others spent summer days working at full or part time jobs. Summer jobs ranged from department store clerks to librarians. Students took advantage of the warm sunny weather by swimming, 8 Summer picnicing, partying and bike riding. Broad Ripple Park, Holcomb Gardens, Northeastway Park and Marrot Park were favorite sites for these events. The WNAP Raft Race and the State Fair also attracted Ripplites. During the long summer weeks, many students vacationed with family and friends. Trips ranged from Europe to Brown County State Park. As the new school year rolled around, students found their hours of leisure changed into days spent worki ng and studying. I

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LOVE IS BLIND . . . Sharing a tender moment together are Brindsley (Bruce White) and Carol (Kristi Clark) of ' BLACK COMEDY ' . A-A-A-M-E-N , , . The town ' s people in DARK OF THE MOON find salvation in a revival lead by Preacher Haggler (Bruce Stickle).