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

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JANUARY, 1945 FRANK A. AMSLER- This jolly member of Riley High Took courses in shop training. p Although his activities were few, A His humor wasn't long delaying. ROBERT AXELBERG- Football, baseball, basketball, too Found Robert an eager player. As Vice-President of the 12B class, His work had versatile flavor. ELWOOD VERNON BARE- The Latin, Screen, and Ushers Clubs Were always aware of Vernon. Even Hi-Y and Varsity baseball, For him were very concernin'. FREDERICK W. BAUMGARTNER- Fred's important clubs were Spanish and Press In 9B and 9A he debated- Even Hi-Times Circulation Stag Wasn't able to keep him deflated. 0 RUTH L. BORR- Hi-Times and Press Club gave to Ruth Some literary knowledge, And on that barren activity tree, She added tremendous foliage. VIRGINIA CAREY- Meetings of the Red Cross saw her often Virginia worked on Hi-Times, too. As War Stamp Captain of her room She always had a great deal to do. JOSEPH A. CIRA- The Sports and Sketch Club needed him, And he even helped out in baseball- So the Prom Committee of '43, Naturally gave him a call. ISABEL COHEN- She had a hand in Hi-Times staj, During two years she cheered our section So for Latin Club, Glee Club, and G.A..el. She gave out with ajection. CHARLES E. DOYLE- Charlie was a member of Hi-Times staff, Of Drama Club, Band, and Senior Revue, As War Stamp representative- To him this experience wasn't new. ' DONN R. DUNCAN- 'Though Donn spent his Freshman and and Sophomore years Far away in distant LaCrosse, It didn't prevent his basketball spirit From adding a savory sauce.

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7fze Seniolz elczdfi EDWARD JORDANICH ERNEST KOVATCH President Vice-president DONALD HULL JANICE LAUCHNER Treasurer Secretary THE JANUARY CLASS THE JUNE CLASS THE AUGUST CLASS

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7 JANUARY 1945 Q BIi'I I'Y MARIE EVANS- f While Betty toiled for Senior Prom, She aeted as secretary-treasurer .rind yet, as Red Cross representative Iler work had rharaeteristie fervor. L EROY R. FERRI-ILL Leroy took maehinf shop training .Alnd though his aetiwtzes were jeu Ilis associates will remember him Not without fondncss too IHIQRIESA GRVNIJTNER- Thfrfsa was a member o the S anish Club ' ' x f P Of Glee Club, Latin Club, and Band, liven intramural volley ball, II'ith her playing, was delightfully mannzd ' RICHARD HARMAN Dirk was president of the Student C ounezl As well as a member of the basketball team Even as worker on the Hoosier Poet llis efforts were eonfznuallx on thf beam M IQRYIN HINSCH JR.- Without Merzrin, the football field Would not have looked the same, In addition, for president of Jr. Red C ross Ilis reward is eomplete fame. o LUIS HORNEf .Al member of the H1 Times sta .-Ind of Hoosier Port uas Iois Horne Iler work in the Drama and Glu Clubs I doubt that she ean mourn ' DON EDWIN Hl'FFAKI'IR-- Although highly interested in meehanzeal uork Don's aetiwities suffered not. Ile was a member of Ili-I' and Band .-Ind has gained a sueeessful lot. ' ROBERT L. JOHNQION Robert proudly displays his Slltfr lm Too, he worked on the II at 'Stamp zonzmzttu Ilis elassmates will iemember hlm For more than is said In this ditty ROSALI IC ,ION ICSWf On the Student C'ouneil, Rosalie served In Hand and Orehestra she took part, too In 1213 she was senior viee-president, So you see, she had plenty to do. BI'I'l I'Y JANE KI-INNPIJX Betty eontributed most o her tznu To the worthy eausf o the Gul Rfseues Beeause of her eonstant efforts to it Iler rewards were fertainlx u ell daseiud