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

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L . 'i Nh IxlQNNli'I'l-I IAIZTLRSON Line forms on the right. girls-here's Kenny, and incidentally we're right proud to have him graduate with us. He's been Editor of the Hi-Times. and participated in Eaust. Chimes of Normandy. and The Merchant Gentleman. His clubs were Hi-Y. .Journal- ism. and Photography. I ADONNA POWELL Tall. willowy blondes with hazel eyes are quite a rarity around Riley. but Donna is a perfect example. She is interested in beauty culture work but likes to play the piano. too. She was a member of the Knitting and Home Nursing Clubs. DOROTHY REED Five feet two. eyes of blue perfectly de- scribes demure Dorry. who in her quiet way has found a real place in our heaits. Her high 'school activities have been numerous. in- cluding Glee Club. Robed Choir. Drama Club, Library Club Little Women. A'Qual- ity Street. Hoosier Poet Staff. and National Honor Society. Her special pals are Ruth O'Leary. Rebecca Bowman. and Georgia Lou Palmer. Auctuti RITTVR Archie is a likeable chap who declares his nick name is Deavie. He's quite athle- tically minded. and spends his leisure hours playing Iootball and passball. and dancing. While in school. the Etiquette Club. the Football Club. and Intramural Sports claim- ed his attention. SENIQR CLASS, Douotl ii' NAU. Dot's quiet ways and charming smile have endeared her to all of us. She's handy with the violin. and has been a real gift to the music department. In her frivolous moments she is occupied by the radio. movies. dancing. CHAu1.tis ALBIZRT NIETCH For some strange reason. this five feet-ten inch fellow is known as l'Babe among his friends. Arthur High. Archie Ritter, and Howard Brodus. He participated in Intramural sports. and was a loyal member of the Etiquette Club. R U TH, Oil. I1 ARY Attention? Heres the Hepburn of Riley! Outstanding in the Dramatics and Speech De- partments. Ruth has had leading parts in Trelawney of the XVells and Little Wom- en. awarded a scholarship to High School Institute of the Northwestern School of Speech this past summer. Active in Debating. the National Honor Society. and has received her bronze and silver scholarship pins. QILORCSIA LOU PALMER sv ask It's the lads, as well as the lasses who like Georgia. You play goers will remember her in 'I'reIawney of the Vyfellsf' Little Wom- en. and Big-Hearted Herbert. She. too. was awarded a scholarship to the H. S. I. N. S, S. tnote see O'Learyl. Her many activities include Drama Club. National Honor Society. She has received FSron7e. Silver, Gold Scholar- ship Pins. me Q. as iL.i.9.?:'Qtg ' 'v os ff fra. N A QB x. S 'A-:, 10 I-IOOSIER POET

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IANUZ-RRY, 1937 Bob came to us from New Carlisle High School in 1035. Since then. with his ready smile and good humor. he has made many friends here at Riley. He enjoys hunting. lashing. travelingfand studying history. He was a member of the Riley varsity football team in 1935. AGNES lVlARIEl. Agnes is interested in philosophy and mysf tery stories. Rare combination. thati ln ad- dition she has been secretary of the Astronomy Club and has given her loyal support to the Etiquette. As You Like It and Typing Clubs. Out of her varied interests she has chosen fashion designing as her profession. IOHN NTARKER Johnnie says he likes to sleepl so do we. but he admits itf Uncle Sam may be his Hrst employer as he wants to enter forestry, He is a member of the Administration squad. and the XVildcat Club. ROBERT J. NICKEE Bobs outstanding scholastic record paves the way to a successful career at Notre Dame where he will study law. He has received his bronze and silver scholarship pins and six certificates of Merit-which all in all. is a pretty fair record! He is a member of the Latin. the Hi-Y, the Drama and Etiquette Clubs. :sas-f.. Ct. 5 Nl... N., ARIBPI. iVll'RYVlN Clara will head for business college as soon as she leaves Riley. Brown eyes. brown hair make her a rhapsody in brown. Reading fills her bill for favorite pastimes. Sh: has been an outstanding member of Etiquette Club. Typing Club. and Tap Club. ALICE h'lll.l.l-R Sweet Alice with hair so brownugwho numbers among her friends Elsie Moullen- hour, l.aDonna Powell. and Mary Jean Heid- en-is interested in a bookkeeping course after she graduates. She enioys reading and cro- cheting. and has been associated with the Eti- quette and Book l.over's Club, DoN ATOORE Heres our prospective grey-eyed engineerv prospective as to career, but not as to eyes. of course' And what the bass section of the Cilee Club and Robed Choir would have done without him is hard to say. His other activi- ties include Track. Metal Craft Club. chair- man of Class Memorial Committeegand the reading of detective storiesf MARTHA NTOORE Introducing our four-stripe sweater girl. and are we proud of herl And when a girl lists the study of sports as her favorite pastime. and Varsity Hockey, Indoor. Tennis. Volley Ball. Basketball, Badminton. Ping-pong and Handball as her outstanding activities. HOOSIER POET 9

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JANUARY, 1937 A swell fellow-thats Don, and lies tl meni- ber of the famous Ph, Ph. Phfs tsee noteil. as are his special cronies, Bob Dodd and Don Pinney. He's planning to study Pharmacy at either the Indianapolis or the Valparaiso Medical School. Best of Luck, Donf fljhil- bert's Phords PhlirtsYl CAROLYN RUDIG Carrie's friendly smile and infectuous giggle have made her one of the best-liked members of the class. She loves to be scared by nrst- rate mystery stories. She has been a valuable member of the Glee Club. the Etiquette Club, and the National Honor Society. IVIAXINE SCHULTE Here's another advocate of mystery stories and giggles. Mac wants to attend Sl. Marys where she will study Art, She and Jane Erler are inseparable, and together have enjoyed the Etiquette Club. the Personality Club, as As You Like It Club. and worked on the Hoosier Poet Staff. LOIS SCHULTZ And here's the sweet Marmee of the Little Vv'omen, and in keeping up the good work she wants to be a kindergarten teacher. She has received bronze and silver scholarship pins, and has been a member of the Etiquette Club. the Marionette Club, and the Robed Choir. S a, ' s 4 is ? v 'W' A -, at s ,e I . 535, ' 1 . I I .QF Q11 Xl All J ORII: SIIJPEL Sophistication plus-that's Marge. And we all like her, don't we. Bob? She's another of the busy members of our class, with work on the I-Ii-Times and Hoosier Poet as well as in the Etiquette Club. Glee Club and Li- brary Staff. Her special cronies are Ginny Bachtel and Marie Cripe. DOROTHY STANDFIELD Dot enjoys the friendship of Alice Miller, Jeanette Van Zant, and Martha Moore with whom she likes to read and play tennis. While in school. she has been a loyal member of the G. A,A.. Junior Red Cross, and Sketching Club. She is planning a commercial course. JACK STOCKMAN You'll never in a million years guess what Jael-Qs chosen profession is. No-you're wrong, so we'll have to tell you4it's em- balmingf Hell study at the Indianapolis Col- lege of Embalming. Meanwhile-he has en- joyed the Hi-Y, Etiquette Club, Intramural Sportsfand sleeping, Any connection with his profession. we wonder? JACK STYLES Gentlemen of the jury, attention! One of these days Jack will be a lawyer. and we all wish him the best of success. VVhile in high school, he has sung in the Glee Club, parti- cipating in Faust, Vv'hy the Chimes Rang. and North Central Chorus. I-IOOSIER POET 11