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

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MARDELL FEISER - Mardell re- ROBERT FETTERS-Here's a main- EMMANUEL FIRTL-Emil was one ceived her numerals and a big S. B, in recognition of her activity in the G. A. A. Her many friends will tell you she also belonged to the Ushers and Typing Clubs. GENE FISHER-As a result of much activity in basketball and baseball, Gene has made up his mind to be a coach. Considered also as a gift to the gals, his reputation for fair play gained for him the honor of being co-captain of the basketball team. JUNE FOSTER - Here's another angel of mercy for June wants to enter nurses training as soon as she graduates. A leading alto in the Glee Club. June was also active in the Knitting and Hobby Clubs. Really now, e1'eryl7ody's there- jus! piclz them out . . As others see us . . Hungary, pal? . . We don't lieve in gangs . . 20tl7 century Adonis and a beauty . . Lauglvtefs good for tlve soul . . lnformality- the spice of faculty . . Skate with me, please? . . Adolescent appe- tites . . Gig and Hogie being con- trasting-cute, eh? . . Dorff you recognize that smile? . BILLYLOU GORE-Billylou worked diligently on many important com- mittees. She was chairman of the Program Committee for Our Town and active in many ways in the Drama Club. She is interested in dress designing, modeling and a certain Jimmy. and was President of the Knitting Club. INEZ GRUBBS-Charming, black- haired Inie was an active member in the Hoosier Poet Club and served as circulation manager this semester. In the Glee Club, Usher Club and on several committees. Inez showed cooperation and will- ingness to help. ROBERT HANNON-Bob is going to join the Navy when he graduates. From his work in the Wildcat and Monogram Clubs, and his standing in varsity football, we think he would also make a fine athletic coach. stay of the golf team. A line play- er, Bob can be seen practicing that drive almost anywhere. He was also in the Learn to Dance Club and the Checker Club. JAMES FLORAN-As a feminine R R heartbreaker, as a business man. as a collector and distributor of jokes, Jim was heard as well as seen. He was active in publica- tions. the Poet and Hi Times, Drama. Band. and Hi-Y, and per- formed his duties industriously. OBERT FRAME-The tall lanky sports man. Interested in football. basketball. track, and the Mono- gram and Wildcat Clubs, Bob kept in condition by trying to keep up with the changing sports. He wants to be a first class plumber. USSELL FRUSHOUR-The Hi-Y. Senior Science. Photography and Slide Rule Clubs have had Russell's attention during his high school career. He expects to become a chemical engineer. Jolly Russ is so good-hearted, you can't help but like him. ROBERT GARNER-Bob thinks he H M D wlants to leave us to go to Florida to get a job. We hope the croco- diles don't get you, Bob, and you manage to get results. He was a member of the Hobby Club and Ken Buckles was his best friend. AROLD GERVAIS-Harold wants to be a machinist and his friends Ben Fetters and Sid Crothers admit that he has a knack for puttering. He was in the Etiquette Club and went out for football and track. ARGUERITE GILLIES-Tall dark- haired Marguerite likes singing and Edmund. She was a member of the Glee Club for four years and has taken part in the North Central singing for the last two. She wants to be a welfare worker. ONALD GRAY-Don certainly en- tertained his classes by his con- tinual drumming-but that's the way to start a real career. so Don says. Let's wish him luck with his traps as do his friends, Bob Gibson and Hostetler. CHARLES HAENES-Bob Batten- C berg and Duke Yoder will tell you. as well as just anyone else, that Chuck is one swell buddy. A pillar of strength on the football squad, Chuck was also a standby in the Monogram Club. LIVER HARKER-Oliver's club memberships showed his interest in printing. dancing, checkers, and model airplanes. Don Troutman, Eugene Nelson, and Jack Pfender were his pals. D of our handsome sport lads. There was hardly a team that he didn't try for. A star at football, Emil was also active in the Monogram Club and the Wildcat Club. ELBERT W. FORD-An all around fellow who names Ray Collier and Frank Moon as his pals. After graduation Wayne expects to be a rlraftsman. ROBERT FRESEN-A frank lad who M was well known for his ability to sling that ball in baseball and basketball games, Bob was a Hi-Y member and in the Golf Club. His cronies are also Bobs: Battenberg and Harrolf. ONZEL GALLOWAY - This pert young lady has dreams of becoming a private secretary. She was a. member of the Etiquette Club and on several important committees. Monzel and Phyl Buck are an in- separable twosome. ELEANOR GERVAIS-The man who employs Eleanor as his secretary will have a neat. diligent worker for she is noted for that very thing in the Screen Club and Girl Re- SEYVSS. ROBERT GIBSON-With Toscannini G M M as his ideal, Bob has accomplished much in the field of music. Accom- panist and singer in the Glee Club, Orchestra and Senior Boys' Glee Club took up most of his time. In between he was on the 1940 Track squad. EORGE GOEBEL-The Band, Or- chestra, and the Music Club lost a staunch supporter when George graduated. Above all he wants to become a dependable citizen, and we know he will be for we never found him slacking. ARIE GROSS-The Eleanor Powell of our class, Marie is preparing herself' for a position as dancing instructor. She was a member of the Learn to Dance Club and the Usher Club. ILDRED HAINES-Mildred was one of the active members of the Latin Club and also of the Checker Club. She was often seen on duty as a hall guard: and after attending college, she'll be on duty as a nurse! IRED HARRISON-Here's our hand- some drummer! Fred not only made the girls hearts beat faster but their feet beat quicker with his snappy tempo and clever routines. He was in all the music organiza- tions, but the German Club was also glad to have him.