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

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yi Dv? 2 'ir 53 4'llAlil,ES Wllll'l'0YSt:ti:t- hztntl t-x- tt':tvtt'tlttt:tt'y, Lhttck wats :tlwuys lm- hintl thtl suvttvs helping: tn mztkv Q-ztvh pt-tl'ttt'n1:tttt-u :t sttuct-ss. llEUllGl'I VVlll'l'l'I7Svt itttetwstt-tl wzts tltwtrut- in liittlttygy thztt he wats nick- nztmt-tl Slice-t '. lit- :tlstt hzttl :t itrtltty ptvml scttrt' when it i'1lITlL' ttt ltttwlinil. Inn, RllSSl'il.l. VVIIITEMAN - Mtlsult ' cztmt- in hnntly wht-ttvvt-r fcttttltatll svn- sun rwllt-tl ttrmtrttl, llt- wtts ztlsn 1tt't-si- tltnt ttf that Mtttlvl Airttlttltv tflttlt. lCl'l'l l'Y ELAINE WHl'I'Ml'Ilif- lit-ts wzts :t mt-mln-t' ttf tht- l t'vttt'h Vlttlv :tntl tht- Sttttlt-nt Cttttncil. Sht' w:ts in tht- l'ht'istm:ts itltty, W'hy tht' Vhimt-s lifting :tml wzts sttttlt-nt tlit't-t'- tm' Int' mztny nlhvt' rlrztmat vlttlt ttrtt. tlttvtittits. JEAN WHl'l'lVll'lllfl'vt't, ltrttwtt-Q-yt-tl Jv:tlt wzts itttttrt-stt-tl ilt tht- lltmsivt' l'tt1-t. :tntl wht' wzts on tht' St-ttittt' 'l't':t Ft-nitnitttlt-. liUlil'IR'l' M, Wlll'l'MEliflittlx wus itttt-twstt-rl in :timtlzttttfs ztntl fmttltztll, lit' wtts :tlstt :tn ztutivt- it:trtit'itt:tnt in Sttttltfnt Cttttttcil, .lIll.lllS VVll,Kf Jtttz wus :t mun- ltt-t' ttf tht- varsity lutst-ltztll sqttntl. lit-- sirlt-s this, ht- wzts pn-side-lit ttf his spttttsttr rmtnt :tttrl Iikm-tl tu wltt :t littlt- tlztnvtnu ttttt. ANNIVI-I I,l-IE W'll.SUNs-A prvtty uirl, Annict- livt-ntttl up lutntl 1tr:tt'- tictls with ht-r pt-vst-ttct-. Sht- wus :tlstt stltlt- tu sitmtlx l t't-nr'h likt- :t ttattivc. '- ' wwf 3, - HUICEHT I., VVll,SUN7lKuh hzttl the mztlt- lezttl in A Mtttwlt-t' Hzts Bet-n Atwztttgzr-tl . Ile wats ztlsn :t momltt-r uf tht' ll:tntl, Hi-Y, ztntl Urztmzt Clttlt. JAMES WUl.FEf l't'n wvnt in fur ftnttltztll uztmt-s :tntl gulf. He liked tu whittlt- :twzty in shtttt :tntl wttrli hztt-tl in niuvhttttivztl ttrztwinir. ltONNAliEl,I,E WYNN7ll:tzt-lst-ye-tl limi took filet- C'lttl1 suriuttsly, Sht- livlpt-tl in ztll thv lmiu ivtwttlttvtitttis which hztvu mzttlv this Kilt-y :tctivity sn lmltttlgtr, ROISERT WYNNAIM- tlitln't list ztny- thitttg so mnylu- he just ztltsurlu-tl :tll the ltttuwletlgv tvtl't-tuttl :tt Rilvy, while ht- w:ts ht-rv. lill'l'Il WYNNf'4Rttthit- wats qttitv at uirl. Sht- ptttll-tl zttttl ptttft-tl in hztntli tlitl likvwist- in G,A.A. nit-Q-tinirs, was spttnsttt' rtmyn pn-sitlvttt, ztntl still fttttntl timv tn ltt- pt whizz in mztth. ANN YEI.I,lL'II- lhmtsyu wats in tiirl lit,-st-t'x't-s fttr twtt yours, Sho wats :tlstt :trlvpt in tlztnuinxr :tntl st-winir. l'llYl.l,lS JAYNE YOIJER-Phyl w:ts :t cztlvint-t nit-tnln-t' in ho.-r 1lA :tml 1215 ss-mt-str-rs, Ht-r ltlttt- t-yt-s :tntl ltlttntl httit' vttttltl lm st-cn in the nttrlsl ttf tho Frvttch Cltlh mt-mltc-t's. CECELIA ZAKIJN-This yttttttu lzttly was intt-rcstl-tl in Jttniftr Rt-rl Cross. Shu' :tlstt fttttntl plvasttre in G.A,A. :tml film- Clttlt. JACK RICHARD Z1EGI-jRTf Zitl- nic was st-on tlttt'iny,r many ltztntl tw-- ht-arsals ztntl htt plttxrgrt-tl fm' thu ut'- vhustrzt Lott. Htl ztlstt fttttntl at little time tt: tltt sttmt- typing nttw ztntl then. JANE ZlLKY+ AxJ1Iie wats ttne ttf the Spanish i'lttlt's fztvurite seniuritzts. She wats tt munilwt' uf the G.A.A. ztncl Girl Rvst-t'vvs, :tml :L hitrh scorer in tht- lmwlinx: luztprttes EUGENE ZIMMER-The Rtttl tttttl Gun Clttlt 4-lztinn-ti must of t'Sttnny's tim:-. He slid servo :ts ltztslietltztll rnztttzttger, httwevt-r. :tnd that tlitl prove what at guml s1mt'tsn1zttt ht- wzts. IRENE ZIMMER-Verhztps ytttt wttn- tlt-rt-tl who thztt short, tlztrk trirl wetti- inyr at plrt-Q-It Cmtt might lsu. Well. it is none tttht-tt thztn Irene. She tloesn't tztlk mttt'h, but thvn sht- flttt-sn't nuetl lu. JOE Z0l,MAN-Juv p:tt'tit'iD:tted in the Hi-Y and Ilrttntzt Clttlt tluings, and plztyt-tl t'ut,ttl1:tll ttn thu C tcztm. He tlitl :t 1:t'e:ftt lleztl uf vxttt-rinientingr in tht- Scif-nee Clttlt. RUlil-IRT MORTON4-llolt spunt his spztrt- time in the Iteztrn to Dance Ulttlt, Ill- was t-vitlently kept busy :tlonig other lint-s, hut. just what thttse lirtvs wt-re rumztins :t surret. EDWARD NIETCH-'l':tll, lanky Ed wzts ztttttthet' ttf Rile-y's Rotl :tnrl Gun l'lttlt nu-mln-t's, Ho is :tlsn nttlutl for his ttphnlstt-rylt-ss cur. N0 PICTURES JAMES BATES MYNA GOIJDARD HOHT. ROBINSON .IOHN ROGERS LEONARD WI-HSS

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My 1 , ec. Q93 ' 'F X . .33 X 'KP' A ' ' 5'-2' sh. ,ii- Q' V r J- ..,v :t ,. -QVAQ Q , 6- DONALD THOMAS-Don was an ex- ecutive on Wyman's Day . a mem- ber of the Band and Drama Club, and an officer in Jr, Red Cross. MARJORIE TOELLE-Marne was not only attractive but she was ac- tive. She sang in Glee Club, was cir- culation manazer of this Hoosier Poet and in the French Club. MELVYN TOMBER- P.T, was a dynamic debater who won many laur- els. He was on the Hi-Times Staff and was Track Manager in his junior year. IRENE TOMSITS-This young lady was definitely musical. She took part in the Glee Club, Band, and Orches- tra. She was also a member of the Knitting Club. JAMES T0TH4Intramural Sport and Tennis seemed to intrigue Jim. He had the most lonely pair of green eyes. MAXINE TRANTER - Blue eyed Vamp was the head typist for the Hi-Times as well as a worker on the Sr. Assembly. She lived up to her nickname too. DARLENE TROUTMAN - Darlene was not only a member of the Glee Club, but she was also gifted in a literary way, She was a member of the Hoosier Poet and Hi-Times Staff. LOUISE TSCHIDA- Lou went in for girls' sports in a biz way, She was a leading participant in the G.A.A. and a member of the Girl Re- serves. BARBARA ANN UNGFIR-t'Barbe was quite a gifted child. She sang in Glee Club, fiddled in orchestra, and read the roll in Drama Club. She had only one secret-the nickname her family gave her. JUDY VERNON-Judy's activities were many. She was president of the Girl Reserves and also of the Debate Club. She also participated in the Knitting Club. BARBARA JEAN WALKER- Rolw- bien was an honor member of the Girl Reserves for four years. She en- joyed dancing and volley ball. VERONA YVAMSLEY-fAt practically every function which took place in the auditorium one could catch a glimpse of this pert usherette pu- litely making everybody happy. JERRY WARD-This blue-eyed Ilen- tleman hailed farm 305. Aiiyvflf' misxht find him there. ur on Tuesdays, in ths Rod Clulfs headquarters. MARY JANE VVARNERfI.ibrary Club. Girl Reserves, Typing: Club, Orchestra, and Glee Club were all on Mary Jane's program. ELAINE WEBER-A quiet, tlreen- eyed miss who could be seen warb- line in the Glec Club almost every day. She was also a member of the Hoosier Poet Club, DWIGHT LELAND WEESNER-Bill was a sportsman, He showed his en- thusiasm in the Rod and Gun Club and the Sports Review. His keen brown eyes and steady aim were proof of his qualities in this Held. JACK WEGERfJack could be found on Tuesday mornings during his stay at Riley in the Camera Club and Puzzle Club. EFFIE MARIE IVELHORN-The Or- chestra, Hand, Hoosier Poet and Hi- Times all entrigued the tall and un- usual Etfie, who helped to liven these activities of Riley. GEORGE DALE WELLER-George said his important activities were school, but he enjoyed his vacations most. That covers just about every- thing. BETTY Band and Orchestra are forever in- debted to the ambition and aid of Charley, She also threw a straight ball when it camo to bowling, EILEEN WELSH-The ANNETTE MARIE WENDZONKA- Babe was a G.A.A. member. and a Junior Red Cross member. LOUISE WENSITS - Louise was super when it cam- to dancing. She also tried her hand in the Knittintl Club, The Girl Reserves held an im- portant place on her list of activities. LARUE WERTf Jake intends to become a famous en-fineer. He showed talent in the Sketch Club. too. He also found time for Shop work and Mechanical Drawing. WANDA GRACE WEST-Wanda was another helpful usherette. At all public occasions she was ready to make Riley patrons comfortable in the auditorium.

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Winners PERSONALITY SUCCESS Y SPIRIT MANNI-IRS ATTITUDE S3 A . .. +'. nl 90. if UOI'GHI'fR'I'Y I':VI'1RI'I'I I' HARANY ,f SIM MUNS MALIA PEXTZ MI-IRRIMAN DUN v 'CK ' McINTYIIl'1 Mi'MII.I.I':N xl Q-C4 i The following are the selections of the Senior Class in the poll conducted this spring. The girl with the most pleasing personality. hflarv Daughertvg hor. Tom Pentz. Girl most lilcelv to succeed. Bettx' Everett: boy. Tom Nlerriman. Girl with hest school spirit. Eliza e Barany: boy, Dick Dunnuclc. Best mannered girl, Ferne Simmonsg hoy, Mickey' Mc- Intyre. Girl with the hest attitude in regard to school work. Geraldine Nlaliag hoy, Jim lVIclVIillen. Scholarships The following Seniors have been awarded the following' scholarships. There may be others awarded but these are known at the time this book went to press. JAMES McMlLLAN Special Merit Scholarship to Purdue. DORIS O'DONNELL State Scholarship to Indiana. HELEN PLACE Special Merit Scholarship to Indiana. Scholarship to Kalamazoo College. LINCOLN HUDSON National Scholarship to L'nivt-rsity of South- ern California. ROBERT BYER Rector Scholarship to De Pauw University. MAXINE ALSPACH Scholarship to Hanover College. BETTY EVERETT Scholarship to Hanover College.