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

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JANUARY, 1945 Q IRENE ELIZABETH TOTH- Irene was secretary of Jr. Red Cross And Business Manager of the Hi-Times, As well as War Stamp representative So to her, we ring the chimes. JOHN SMITH TRULSON- John was Vice-President of the Jr. Class And always as he lives Don't forget him on the Student Council Or as War Stamp representative. Q KENNETH R. WEAVER- A member of Hi-Times and Drama Club He was chairman of the War Bond Bounce He earnestly studied public speaking So that at Student Council he knew how to pronounce. WILLIAM ARTHUR WERNER- Bill was secretary of the Ushers Club And a member of our own Hi-Y. As a worker on the Screen Club He did easily qualify. , JAMES H. WHIPPO- This lover of our famous sports Was on football varsity Therefore, success on every side For him we do foresee. Q DARLENE WINGETT- Darlene was a member of Spanish Club And Red Cross representative, too But none of her work, as you well know, Could we begin to rue. RICHARD ZOLUDOW- Dick will not be forgotten Though very quiet was his voice, For that wonderful varsity football Was his inevitable choice.

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JANUARY, 1945 9E?s LORRAINE DOLORES PUTZ- Lorraine sang in the Glee Club, And reported on the staff of Ili-Times. She graduated in January '45 Thus, to her we dedicate this rhyme. PAUL HOUSTON RAMSEYM- Glee, Spanish, and Ushers Clubs As well as our own Hi-V Obtained the beneht of his aid For with all these he did comply. LYLE HAROLD SCHANG- Lyle was president of our Sereen Club And as an eager pupil in our school, llis elassmates will remember him For he broke not a single rule. ' RAYMOND J. SCHELL- Raymond was a sportsman, He loved to work on traek, He partieipated in basketball, .els you see, he was no Sad Saek. LESTER MORRIS SCHOSKER- The Learn to Dame Club enjoyed Lester, .-1s did the training in Maehine Shop. lle always had new ideas, Nothing seemed to have him stopped. MARY JEAN SNYIJER- l'ou'll remember Mary on Library Staff, And although her aetivities were few, l'ou'll not forget her swell personality, .Yor her eagerness to help you. BE'l l'Y JEAN SOWERS- Betty Jean was one of our knitters Seemed always happy, full of glee. She was 'very eapable on our library staff And helped too, on the Prom Committee. WAYNE W. SLAUSON- Ilere was another Riley sportsman, Who took active part in football, lle enjoyed traek work thoroughly, .rind as well, he liked baseball. ' MARTIN JOHN STORBIAWA Martin's football work, Brought forth a real yield, For a great deal of his time lle spent out on that field. 0 BE'I I'Y JEAN STOL I'f On Ili-Times and Iloosier Poet Was this aetive member of Riley Iligh, .-Ind both the Glee and Press Clubs Iler great worth fan eentrify.

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JUNE, 1945 WILLIAM li. ANDREAIC Bill f Glee Club, Sports Revue, Senior Revue, From War to War, King .lrthur's Court. For great and low there is one test, 'Tis that each man shall do his best. ICD ARSENAULTW Baseball, Major in Machine Shop. Played with all .strength he could employ. CAROL J EAN IC ATK I NSON- Drama Club, College Preparatory Course. The wonderful power of words. JOY ATWOO U- Ushers Club, Drama Club, Secy. of sponsor roam. Sort of a girl you'd like to be. ' ANTHONY BAIDINGER t'Swank - Major in Machine Shop. The world is full of kindness, and our hearts reflect it. Q JAMES BAIR Jim 4 Riley Revue, Engineering Course, Intramural Basketball. To play life's game with head held high. CATHERI N E BARNHA RT 4' Katy -- Glee Club, Latin Club, War Stamps, Spanish Club, Business Course. Just a Sunny Dispo- sition. LESTER BASSETT t'Les - Stage Club, Screen Club, Student Council. 'ielctivity keeps us joyful. RUTH BATICS t'Ruthie -- Ili-Times, Red Cross, Hoosier Poet business manager, Hon. Librarian of band, Student di- rector of Orchestra, Knitting Club. Get hold of yourself and say 'I can'. V DORIS JEAN BEHRNDT 4'Dorie'l- Spanish Club, Hi-Times, War Stamps, Treasurer of Sponsor room. A few express their lives by what they daily do.