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

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IANUARY, 1937 JANE ERIJQR Nl Lovely. quiet Jane has found a real place in the life of the class. XVe will lose her to St lXlary's where she plans to study interior dec oration, XVhile at Riley she belonged to the Tap Dancing, As You Like lt. Etiquette. and Knitting Clubs. chairman of class poem com- mittee and a member of the Hoosier Poet Staff, ARTIN HOWARD Fl- RRl: l, Art High. Henry Hanson. and Archie Ritter will tell you that Marty is not only a willing student but a regular fellow. Journalism is his major interest. and he has devoted much of his time to editing of the Hi-Times. DOROTHY ELLEN Gittioxt Dorothy is another cf our commercial-ites. She will attend the South Bend School of Commerce where she will study to become a Secretary. She is a member of the National Honor Society and th: Etiquette Club. anti has received her Bron7e and Silver pins. GE RTRL' DE GOODM AN None of us will ever forget Gertrude and her ability to make speeches at class meetings. Judging by her ability to collect dues, we think she would be a great success as a bill collector, but she refuses our advice and turns to nursing at Epworth Hospital She has been a member of the Home Nursing Club. the Personality Club. and the Etiquette Club. ' 'Hr , ,. .flies v i. an 0' r-X s RL' .J SSl'l.l. bRl'lcN Russ is a strong bass in the Cilee Club and the Robed Choir. and has participated in l3aust.'i Chimes of Normandy '. Countess of Panadaf' He likes to draw or paint. and we all envied the maps he drew in our Social Science classes. 'W H ENRY HANSON Nl M The great land of Sweden seems to be well represented in our class and Henry, with his light hair and reserved manner. is typical of the best. He is President of the Operators Club and is an invaluable member of the Drama Club. ARY JEAN HYIDEN Mary Jean helps to swell the quota of blue- eyed blondes in our class. She is interested in heautv culture. but during her free time she enjoys good books and the radio. During her high school career she has been a member ef the Knitting Club, the Home Nursing Club. and the Table Tennis Club. ARcRAR14'l' HEINZMAN Charming. brown-eyed Peg is one of our prettiest girls, and we know that a nurses uniform will be most becoming. She counts among her many friends Doris Bowman. Dor- othy Brewer. and Katherine Johnson. She loves to dance and her services have made many of our parties successful. HOOSIER POET 7

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J? QS. IVIARIIE CRIPE Maries dimples are one reason why the so- called stronger sex sometimes weakensi Pee-NVee is a member of the Hoosier Poet staff and was chairman of the Properties com- mittee for the Junior A Play. as well as sec- retary of the Etiquette Club. She enjoys dancing and reading with Marjorie Sippel and Le Rene Christenson. ROBERT Doop Bob is the iirst of our prospective engineers. Just to show you how completely absorbed he is in his chosen profession. he lists danc- ing as his favorite pastimef He is an enthus- iastic member of the Hi-Y. Etiquette and Ofliciating Clubs. and achieved the honor of being the representative from this council of the Alpha Phi Omega to Indiana University. LOGAN DONATHAN Logy is the boy who consorts with our alum- ni-namely James Beamer. Vvlayne Lawrence. and Reg Carpenter. On the side. he partici- pates in the Leadership Club. Etiquette Club. Ofliciating Club, and Intramural Sports. HAROLD DREHER Here's another boy who's literally up in the air, but he promises to come down in time for graduation. He is intensely interested in Aviation and intends to make this his life work, Thus it is only natural that he should be an active member of the Aeronautics Club I sig vu at im as SENIOR CLASS, MORRIS BRICKMAN Morris came to us from Marshall High school in Chicago this September. He was active on the basketball team and the newspaper staff there. Since entering Riley he has worked on the Hi Times. He likes to read during his spare moments in preparation for his journal- istic ambitions. HOWARD BRODERS Vife think Howie and Morris ought to get to-gether. for they both list reading as their favorite pastime, Howie is seen much of the time with But Diedtrich and Harold Dreher, He's definitely air-minded and would like to studv aeronautics at Tri-State in Angola. IILBLTR CALKINS If you see a grin. surmounted by curley red hair, coming down the hall-that's Wilbur! He's been President of our Etiquette Club and a loyal member of the Hi-Y. He wants to attend South Bend Business College in prepar- ation for a business career. Sl-IlRl.I1Y JANE CLELAND XVitty and lots of fun-hence Shirl is one of our most popular girls. Either Northwest- ern or Indana will receive .1 good secretary. for Shirl has been secretary of the Etiquette Club. of the Marionette Club, and of our Sophomore Class. Her pals are Joan Pabst and Mary Frances Couch. ik its 6 I-IOOSIER POET

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A. at E' . -.4 ,, ,, GEORGI3 HOFFMAN Small in stature but great in heart is our Georgie. He's most frequently seen around the gym for he's interested in all kinds of ath- letics. He participated in the gym exhibition for three years and was a member of the Printing Club. and the Machine Shop Club. KATHERYN JOHNSON Commercial subjects seem to be most attrac- tive to our class. for here's another faithful friend of Ye Olde Typewriter and Mimeo- graphf' She has been President of the Red Cross and Secretary of the Girls' Leadership Clubs, Nursing is her chosen profession. JACK LINEBACK A grand personality makes Jack one of our better knownsf' He shines in an executive capacity. too, for he's been president of the Hi-Y. Leadership Clubs and the Sophomore Class, When asked for his chosen profession. Jack said that he'd like to work on anything interesting. GLADY5 LUCAS Gladys is the girl who has shown an unusual love of naturefin the form of the Miami Hills-here of late. VJe're sorry Gladl Any how Marcelle Henry. and Dorothy Zillmerf among others-think shes a grand girl. In school she belonged to the Etiquette and As You Like It Clubs and is on the Class Mem- orial Committee. SENIQR CLASS, CAROL HEMINGWAY M Carol has the distinction of green eyes and dark brown hair. She came to us from Elk- hart in 1934, and since then has been a loyal member of the Home Nursing Club and Vice President of the Scribbler's Club. She is in- terested in Clerical work. ARCELLE EVELYN HENRY Sally goes in a big way for the commercial courses at Riley, as do several of her friends, Gladys Lucas. Carolyn Rudig. and Dorothy Zillmer. She enjoys reading, sewing, and lis- tening to the radio. as well as the company of a certain, well-known PatY HAROLD HENSEL Howard Broders. George Hoffman. and Don Moore will tell you that Harold is one grand fellow. He's something of an athlete. too. for he belonged to the Vifildcat Club for four years, and has played football three years. He is interested in becoming a machinist. ARTHUR HIGH Heres another of our air-minded boys. but this one believes in keeping his feet on terra Erma, for he wants to be a ground mechanic in aircraft. He enjoys playing passball with Charles Neitch, Martin Farrel. and Henry Hanson. saw 8 I-IOOSIER POET 'Q