James Whitcomb Riley High School - Hoosier Poet Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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The Social Studies Department voices its goal in one brief characteristic phraseg It is a place where young people are given the best possible preparation for life along educational, moral, and religious lines. Witli this goal, the Department has made itself one of the most interesting branches of learning in school. The curriculum is liberal and not only must the pupil show his skill in remembering dates and battles, but he must also be well versed in literature and science. The specific subjects taught are Social Studies, World History, United States History, Sociology, Economics, Civics, and to all students, Group Guidance is offered. And so we complete our faculty groups. We have tried to present them as we wish to remember themg always busy, always lcind, and always ready to under- stand and appreciate any situation. They are the finest interpreters of true Riley spirit we have. May we show our appreciation to them by each of us living the kind of life they would want us to live!

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OTIOFS . Betty jeanne Rowe Olga Mihajolvich Jayne Kuzmic Walter Koester Virginia Hobbs Anna Lisa Slcillern Bonny Lee Alspach Helen Bailey Josephine Jambrich C las Hmm- Roll Elizabeth Kleinhans, Verna fAccorcling to Ranlcj Sara Mae Rogers Frances Powell John Hildebrand Jr. Hilton Weesner Hilclegard Csenar Mary Frances Littleton Virginia Longeneclcer Lucille Ravencraft Robert Peclcinpaugli Mae Steele, and Kathleen Simmons . . . valedictorian . . salutorian . . and third honor students . . . 'lack Newman Inga Magnuson Ruth Zimmerman Marguerite Gillies Jack Swantz Mary Merlo Donald Schrader Doris Stokes Maurice Hawlnalcer