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

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ii sp:- A 1 as af- X , fa-oe' Q' V .X Q A ? ' X u 'W' I FRANK E. BERLAI-iOVICHfFrank liked to collect nicknames. His two favorites are Dagzwood and Endicott. You may think up a new one if you lilte. He was interested in athletics. BETTY BERNHARDT-Betty was an almost inseparable friend of Jeanette Begrhtel. She devoted her time, while in school. to her school work. which is quite unusual to some Students. ROLIERT L, BEYER-As editor of the Hi-Times, he had a full-time job, He also managed to work in the l'ram:1 Club with several parts in it: various productions. and also Stu- dent Council work. ROY R. HEYER-Roy and his pal. Joe Zolman were Riley's mad physi- cist and chemist, respectively. To- Qether they made quite a pair. For relaxation, Roy chose the Screen Club. LANGDON BIDW ELL - Remember the tall, ouiet, blontl in Mr VVest's Sponsor room 'Z That was Lanrlclon Iliclwell. He was interested in the Aivl-lane Club and the Rod Club. ANNE HIRITZ-Anne was a strik- irur. brown-eyed. ixirl who was very for-ti of dancing. She was interested in the Girl Reserves and Counted it as one of her main activities. CLAUDINE ELIZABETH BLOSSER -Tillie was a petite, blond. hall guard up on the third Floor, an ac-- tivity she enjoyed, She was also in the Ushers and in Glee Clubs. DORIS BOIGEGRAIN+Dode listed her activities as: 1-Music. 2-Mu- sic, 3vM0re Music. Anyway, the Band and Glee Club took up all her snare time. IVIARTHA ROSE lZUI.l'Ifliabe's very sllccial interest was the G.A.A. Nat- urally. we would assume she was interested in frirls' sports. She hits rtceiveml the G.A,A. state plaque and her G A.A. honor pin. CARUL HON IlURANT7Kay was studious in her business course, but for relaxation she chose the Girl Re- series and the Horizon Club. LIQUN l1UOHERfLeon was interest- eil in the laniluaues, particularly. French and Spanish, lie was also an active member of the Safety Club. PHYLLIS BOVVERMANfPhil was the ouietest member of the liower- man family. She was a member nf the lilee Club and proved tu be a good manager of the glove depart- ment on Wyman's Day. JACQUELYN ROWER-Jackie was so interested in sports. Ii she was not out spurring: the boys on to vie- tory. you might tincl her in the library with the Library Club. JAMES BOVVERS-Jin1 and Ken liandelier were great fellows for dis. cussing: politics. Fortunately, their vie'-vs usually coincided. Jim also be- lonlled to the Safety Club and the Photography Club, HERBERT BOWMAN-Herbie was an ac-tive Hi-Y member. He liked the Hi-Y dances the best. He was Vice- President of the Hi-Y, of his class, and the Anti-T. B. League. VERA AGNES BRYLESKI-Vera was a member of the Glee Club for four years. She also joined the Dance Club where she spent many enjoy- able hours. K , X 1 , 1 th ..- . ,- Y, - it Q 'S if I DURU'l'l'IY liRYl.I'IVVSKE - Dot counted August lllth as her special lucky slay as it was her birthday, Her tlashim: brown eyes has made her a favorite of the Hoosier Poet Club GEORGE W. BUCIIER, JR.-Junior was a member ot' the Llolf team dur- insr his junior and senior years. He NYRS also a member of the Airplane Club and its president during his junior year. JU ANN BUSH!-Ju Ann was not only attractive and popular, but was a faithful member of the Drama Club, She was also set-ond page edi- tor nf the Hi-Times. DURU'I'liY CALAHAN-This little brunette was very active in the Ush- ers Club, Her interest was also foc- used on a certain member ot' the Stage Club. GOLDIE M. CAMPBELL-GoIdie's important activities were the Girl Reserve and Clee Club, This brown eyed lass was also popular in the Learn to Dance Club. ARTHUR CAREY7Art was the sil- ent type in school. but when he was out with the boys it was a differ- ent stury. He spent his spare time with the Stage Club. RUBERT L. CARL7Boh said he not the most pleasure in school out of the Stage Club. He showed that it is a real service club. VERNELLE CARLSONgVernelle en- tered Riley as a Junior from Chris- tian Hinh School in Chicago, Ill. tNot Graduating in Junel

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'QI7' af! r k,1-, sc' ,, 1 5, in ' . .marg- rgx Qs S A Kms . It l-I 0-,V liE'l l'Y l.0lllSE ACQUlS'l'l4ltrown- eye.-ll llt-tty was a very iutlustrious mt-mlu-r ol' the Hoosier Poet, She was a member of the tiirl Rt-so-rvcs annl thc tilt-v Clllll. l'IVl'Il,YN IRENPI Al.liRlGll'1'- Brit- was a faithful trumpet-touter in the liancl. Sht- hail fuu Ill'?lt'lll'lIIl1 how to say: May l show you to your st-at, plt-ast-'! as shc was an active mt-mln-r ol' the llslicrs Club. MAXINIC Al.Sl'At'll4-Maxine was a vt-ry active participant in various rlramatic pronltlctions. Shi- was also a prt-sinlent ul' the Stumlent Council. Martine was vlass valetlictorian. f'l.ARl'INt'l'I Al,'l'lt'4 Rt-fl was es- pecially istt-rt-stctl in lmowlinll IIS it more strenuous sport. llw- also lilwsl to :lo mental exercises liy participat- ini: in tht- Checln-rs Clulu. RUSI-IMARY AlVll'lS-Rosemary WHS rt-ally tlanct--mall, She likt-il the pop- ular liatin tlancm-s. especially, lla-r maiu llltt'I't'sts u't-re to lu- funnel out of school liut sht- manaut-rl to lu,-cp entertained here. lltJlUVl'llY .l. ANNIS--- lJ.1ji hatl lu-autiliul lvrown hair anrl sparklinig lilut' eyes. That is really all that nu-tl lu' sairl, She founfl much to keep her occupied, She proved to be very 1-tlicifnt on Wyman's clay. l'Ill,l'llCN ANNlS+l'lilven was a very quit-t littlt- member ot' tht- Girl Re- serves, She was also fontl of sketch- ing: :intl ex:-rtctl hm-r powers of per- suasion on Wyman's Day much to the avlvantaizt- ol' the said store. BYRON ARMS'l'RONGfIiyron was not only fond ol' Spanish but loved everything connected with music, He was active in Banrl and Glee Club. .W VV t , Q , .1 G- sf- if r t Y N X A, f FS . Q .,.. . . 1, 'f t7 . Q - i sf' . , lf., , if . , ,. ,, .. ' J K Q .IEANNPI A'l'Wtl0ll4All the At- woomls of tht- past have been active usht-rt-ttes. That was equally true of Jeanne. She maile a charming secre- tary ol' that st-i'vit-e organization. DORA l4At'llTHl,7llora was the thirml liachtel sister. Slit- lists the llrama Clulv antl filet' Cluli as her main activities antl she pills Maxine Alsi-at-h antl ldunict- llillt-rman at the top ol' her list of friends. ltosla llAlJA7 Rosie was a liusy little uirl who worked all mlurini: her high school years. Found time for participation in thc Stutlcnt Coun- cil and Ushers Clulr also. l1l'l'l l'Y lill'l'll HAICR- lists was very fontl of tlancinu antl liowlinzr. She was iutcrt-stt-tl in the Girl Re- serves and hopes to liecomn- a sales- lanly some rlay. We are sure she will go far in this lit-ltl. C'A'l'lll'IRINli l5Alil'llt- 'l':1p was a very stately lu-unt-ttc who we pre- tlict will some tlay lie a lovely moulel. She counteil among her special frienils Vera liryleski anal Tote liarauy. JEAN lSAKl'lRfJt-aii was a rather quiet, person in school lwut we think she will make a urantl housewife. She was quite inilustrious as she joint-rl the Knitting Club to learn this housewift-ly art. KENNETH IRANUI-Il.llCR-Ken was mainly interested in the pursuit of knowlerlxze. Civics was proud exercise for him anil triironometry was his pet. ELIZABETH A. ISARANY- Tote spent many hours in finding: new yells for enthusiastic Rileyettes. As you all remember, Tote was our very capable head cheer-leader. tREADING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT, l4E'l l'E J. llARliER-4'l5ilrlJcr was a cunning little chorus uirl in the Waltz Dream . Remember? When not in Glee Club she liked to dabble in paints and oils. PAULINE l5ARKOVlCHfAlways so quiet, our own lirown-eye-tl i'Paula . She was faithful to the Girl Reserves and the Suln-Deb Cluli. Her concen- tration upon school work reaped her a line rewartl scholastically. ROIRI-IRT liASllAM- Ears was very fontl ol' teasing. especially teas- ing the girls. While not tormentim: poor rlefenst-less little girls he liked to howl. He was president of the Hixrh School Bowling: League, JOYCE E. MATCl1ldLORf Joy ad- mittetl her eyes were green. which is remarkable in itsclf. She also admit- ted the ownership ol' a vc-ry catching little giggle! She was a line Art student. LOIS BAUER-Lois was an elficient lass who will make someone a line secretary some day. She might even lie a singing: secretary. She spent sev- eral years in the Glcc Club. JEANETTE liEGHTEL+ Net was a very dependable uirl. She was al- ways there on time and she seemed to be able tn rlo it without any great elfort. This made her of value to the lianrl and also quite rare! MARY FRANCES BENDER-Mary Frances was small and sweet. Her favorite club-the Latin Club: her favorite teacher-Miss Noble. She enjoyed the Latin Club, especially the trips to Chicano, GEORGE BEREBITSKY-Hank was a handsome hero to many of the girls at prowess in track dear old Riley, His athletic made him quite well known and on the basketball court.

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'Ui' S Q X I ROIIPIICI' CASS+-Among Iiolfs most important artixities were servim: as ,an otiirer of his elass. and ot' the Hi-Y. llis ambitions are very lofty, as he hopes to :et into aviation. MAIJELYN CIIANIPLICR ff Madt-lyn. tlower ol' Norniaiuly-eVVt-ll anyway, of Riley, Mrulelyn was very quiet. She eould usually be found in the art room, busy at surut-thim: or other. 1'IlRlS'l'Y CIIRlS'l't,lSfl'hristy took part in the Sports Rt-view Club, French Club, Art Club, and lvartiei- pated in Intramural Ilaislwtlmll. I'II.lZAIiI'l'I'Il CllIlIS'l'US4I'1lizalu-th was the Hi-'l'imes raptain in her spousur room and also lu-lonyged to tht- Frm-neh Club, Learn to Dance Club, and the Study Club. RUI4l'IR'I' f'l.AIilf-Ilolr was a mem- ber ol' thu- Slaue Club for several st-nit-slvrs, Ili- also bt-louut-d to the Variety Club. MARY ClilI I UIlID+Mary was inter- t--tt-fl in tht- Girl Iiust-x'x'vs. various honb- room activities, and the Ili- Tinies. She rountml :imonu her frit-ud s. II-'lc-n llav i s, PIlYI.I,lS .I. CUVIIRAN--l'hyl was a lovely blond. and wi- wer:-u't the only ones who thought sol She was artive throughout he-r hiirh school days in the llanil and tht- Orvhestra. JOAN CUIlI'IN7.Ioan was a tiny little brunette, but she was eilieit-any plus. Studi,-nt director ol' the Jr, A Play. her sponsor room secretary, and seere-tary of the Sub-Deb Club. HAROLD COOIIEY-Hoot enjoyed the Gym Exhibition, Sports Review Club, and sleeping: club. Quite za com- bination. ELIZAIRETII ANN CORIDAN!Corry bt-lonut-tl to the Art Club, and the I-'rt-nrh Club. She st-rvell on various committees and made herself iIOIt9l'- ally useful. lil-XVI-JRLY CORMICAN - Iivv was Vl'I'y 1lk'tlN'1' III RIHJVIS, ZIIICI XVII? IIFZIC- tieally Miss Snydt-r's right hand woman. She was proniiut-ut in fi.A.A. and made the eht-eriunr section a great sllert-ss at the Seetionals. MARJORIIC CORRI'II.I.-Ivlarj rt-ally had something: extra special in her lovely suprano voire, It was extra- ordinarily matured and Kiley was most fortunate in having: her in its various musical Circles, FICANCICS CROTI-IICRS--I ram'es was born on Jan. ll and still insists her birthday romes to near Christmas, GRE'I'CIII'IN IRICNIQ CROWIGLI,-Our lwrown eyed liutt'ht-ss was a promi- nent member ol' the tilt-e Club and .lunior Red Cross. The- Club Opt-ra was her most 1-xeitim: adventure, KATIIRYN CIIMIVIINS-fKa1hryn be- lonuetl to the .Ir. lit-ll Cross and Mu- sic Club. She is t-xtrenu-ly intt-rested in goin! to l'ur1lue University. MIKE IJAN'Cll+Mike was an all around niet- fellow. Ili- was very much interested in the tllee Club operetta. In his sparc time he played chess. MARY DAUGHERTY - Mary held the uH'ice of secretary in the Class in her senior year. She also sanlr with the Glee Club, and was head Typist. for the Hi-Times. CARI. DAVIDSON-Carl gave all his time to two oryrauizations--the Ush- ers Club and the Dance Club. I'IEI,l-IN DAVIS7Knuwn as Honey- vhild to her friends, Helen was au- tive in Girl Reserves, She was in the lianuuet Serviue and Sub-Deb Club. LERUY DAVIS- Roy was a promi- nent member of the Orchestra and Iiantl and represented his room in the Student Council. NORMAN I.. DAVIS!This cross country runner was an excellent art student., a member of the Glee Club. and was on the Dinner-Dance Com- mittee. .IOSICPH DAY- Joe was the well known cross euuntry and track man, My, how he eoulrl run a Citi Chev- rolt-t. ROIi1'IR'l' DEICARIJ-Hub was the lanky grocery-clerk that spent a :real deal of time in the Glee Club. and was a willilu! worker in the Staue Club. WILLIAM DE MEYER-Iiill went in l'ur a variety ol' thinzrs. Amonx: others there were the Model Airplane Club, Spurts Review. Table Tennis, and some intramural sports.