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

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SALUTATORY GLADYS LIKES One chapter of our lives is rapidly coming to a close. and as we peer eagerly into the promising future, we extend to you, parents, teachers. and friends, a sincere welcome. Even though we are jubilant because of our success. we real- ize the futility of our efforts in the march of education had you not given us the guidance and assistance you so willingly offered. As we can never adequately express verbally our appreciation to Mr. Kropf. to every member of the Riley faculty. and to our parents for their wise, patient guidance and sympathetic understanding of our problems. we hope to demonstrate our gratitude by being men and women whom Riley will be pleased to have started on their journey through life. Yet our joyful exuberance is tinged with sadness as we remember a man who instilled in us ideals and standards that have had an uplifting influence on every member of this class-ideals and standards that time cannot erase. Our heads are bowed reverently in memory of Mr. lmel. who conducted us through two years of our high school career. We are standing on the brink of a new world-a world rosy with the over- whelming optimism of youth. Tomorrow we shall sally forth. confidently and courageously. to meet the challenge of a civilization that is still in the throes of depression. and attributable to the training received at Riley. I believe that every member of this. Riley's largest graduating class, will successfully meet that challenge. We appreciate the fact that you have joined us as we meet together for the last time, as we turn back the hands of time and gaze in retrospect on the achievements of our happy school daysgachievements in scholarship, music. dramatics, art. and sports-and as we ardently look forward to taking our places in life where we shall endeavor to promote the march of education. The May Class of l935 extends to you the heartiest welcome!

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HOOSIER POET RILEY 5 95 'T .-R 1'--si.: ,. ,,,,. Q N ,.,. 1 P' '37 . i .f f- :mv T ff ' .Q s. ,L px x me , :xl i . up ix Suv tax l955 - i Q 'el I hs? .-,'., . t .Y i W: 5 49 nr 'wr 5 ALDERSON. ANNIS ANN Gym Exhibition I. II: Girls' Leadership Club: Typing Club. Tap Dancing I. II. ANDREWS. ELLOISE Golf Club: Etiquette Club: Hoosier Poet Staff: Gym Exhibition: Nature Study Club: Decora- tions tor Jr.-Sr. Prom III. ANDRI-WS.. FRANK MANDY Administration Squad III. IV: Class Constitu- tion Committee: Intramural Sports III. IV: La- tin Club III: Class Night and Commencement Usher IV. BABICII. IVIICHAILI, JOSEPH HIVIIIQI 1' Gym Exhibition I. II: Pres.. V.-Pres.. Sec.. Treas.. of the Press and Printing Club: Jr. A Play Usher: Game Ofliciating Club: Intramural Sports: Room V.-Pres. III: Salesmanship Sur- vey Squad. ISAXIBI-R. I7mlI.I. Football II. III. IV: Ifootball Club II. Ill. IV: Class Officer: Administration Squad: Track II. BAUER. XVINIVRID HXVINNIEN .Ir. A Play Committee: Journalism Club: Typing Club: Hockey. Bl HRl:NI5RLlCH. XVILLARD 'ibI.IlNl Spanish Club II: Spanish-German Club III: Astronomy Club IV: Hoosier Poet Staff. BINNIHTT. JACK NSCOTTYH Administration Squad IV: Varsity Football II. III. IV: Varsity Track III. IV: Jr. A Play Usher. Cabinet Member III: Student Council: Gym Exhibition II. III. IV: Monogram Club IV: XVzldcat Club II. III. IV: Track Club IV: Hoosier Poet Staff: Intramural Sports II. III. IV: Tap Club IV. BERIQS. EMERY HJERKH Varsity Football I. II. III: Varsity Traclt II. III: Monogram Club: XVildcat Club I. II. III: Track Club III: Hoosier Poet Staff: Class Pag- eant Committee: Salesmansbip Survey. BQWLN. VIVIAN Viv Gym Exhibition: Backgammon Club: Etiquette Club: Harmonica Club: Volley Ball: Track: Sophomore Party Committee: Library Assistant: Class Night Committee: Pres. Jr. Etiquette Club