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Student Government l I A 'e f ur' MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL CFrontJ Deirdra Shaw, Chad Dickens, Bill Lawrence, Melanie Chang, Secretary. QMid- dlej Luke Ziminsky, Kyle Rawlins, Co-Coun- .L sel, Cathy Rogers, Co-Counsel, Libby I-Iudson, Treasurer. QBackl Raha Ghavami, Mrs. Wet- zel, Advisorg John Winter, Michael Bradt, Deacon Webster, Loren Valentine, Samantha Olds. ...- . K y 't sf ' M 54 F 4.,,.t H E UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD QFron0 John Loveman, Carl Andresen, Scott Brockelman, I-Ionor Prouty, Daphne Spofford. fBackJ Palmer Douglas, Jimmy I-Iarned, Bill Meyer, Anna Blinken, Lauren Singleton,'Carolyn Koo, Susie Cascio, Melissa Zipser, Lauren Welsch, Todd Catlin, Mrs. Park, Advisor. 102 f Student Government
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Olympic l i li' ant. '1'F . if of the Mind tw ir Ji .- 7 K -..: fi' 'iiizlixk .. . .z,.1.f5' . Q . I - sf ff Et.. . X . X ' . ab Olympics of the Mind is an activity which lets students expand their thinking skills by performing certain mind-boggling tasks. Each year five problems are distributed nationwide. Olympics teams work for several months to plan, write, and perform solutions to the problems. This year Rippowam went to a competition in Eastchester to perform Chariots of Rescue. Our team built a foot-powered vehicle which had to be maneuvered in a series of rescue tasks before it was driven in a chariot race. Six students wrote an original script which portrayed the dramatic rescue ofjunk food, an endangered species. Rippowam's team placed first among eight private and public high schools in Westchester-Putnam and qualified for the New York State championships in April. Olympiansfi0l
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Ripple ,,,...- ,S QE A RIPPLE STAFF QFrontJ Andrew Kurian, Co-Editor: Ally Kurian, ,, 1 Copy CBackj Rachel Cooke, Art: Jennifer Pryor, Co-Editor. .,,T,' Above right: Scott Douglas, Sports: Josh Canning, Activities. V' A I V The Ripple Staff is grateful for the help of these photographers: Almar Photo Ltd., Todd Catlin, Steven Giner, David Weinberg: Lynn Brockclman, Dundeen Catlin, Pru Read, and Rippowam par- ents, teachers and friends. Cisqua Coor- dinator: Winnie Seibertg Advisor: Nan- cy Jackson RIPPLE STAFF fFrontJ David Weinberg, Photography, Valerie Biele, Senior Section, Jennifer Spofford, Proofs. fBackJ Sam Hotchkiss, Business: Oliver Wolcott, Senior Section, Josh Kernan, Advertising. Yearbookf 103
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