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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

INIYRNA INIIDDLETON-majors: Eng- lish, Language, Science, Social Studiesg srlzalarshzp au-ards: Certificate of lwlerit, Gold Scholarship Pin No. lg arlirzly azvards: Or- chestra, ac!z'z'1'l1fs.' Bookstore Assistant, Drama Club Board, East-iNest Club, French Club, Orchestra, plans: College and Nurses' Training. KIANICE lN'IIKESELL-nzajors: English, Business, Social Studies: sflmlarslzzp awards: Certihcate of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pins No. l and 2, arlzz'1'lz'rs.' Senior Class Vice President, Yolley Ball: plans: Stenographic IVork. NIARALYN IVIILLER--majors: English, History, ad1'r'zlzf's.' Basketball, Drama Club, G. A. A.: plans: Ofhce Wlork. ROBERT L. IYIILLER -nzajors: English, hlatlieinatics, Shop: arlzzizlr awanls: Baseball, Football, Trackg ar1z1'1'lz'as: Baseball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Track, plans: XVork. LEILA BEL lXIISClH7I71tIj0l'J'.' English, Business, Social Studies, aclzzizlr au'a:a's: Drama Club, l1t'lll'l-ll-FL' Drama Club Board, Life of Riley, Pinocchio, Yell Leader, plans: Dancing School. LUKE A. lXII'I'CHELLfn1a1urs.' English, History, Industrial Arts, plans: Wlork at Studcbakcr's. MARY LOU MITCHELL-majors: Eng- lish, Business, Social Studies: plans: Office IVork. FRANCIS C. MORRISON - majors: English, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, plans: College. ANNE l'XIOSSBERGfmtyors: English, hlathenlaticsg scholarship awards: Ccrtihcatc of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1, 2, and 33 I1l'lll'lU'llZL'!1fII5.' Glee Club, afIzvzlzf.v.' Basket- ball, Drama Club, Glec Club, Hoosier Poet, Latin Club, Senior Social Committee, plans: DePauw University. lNIARGE L. INIOSSEY-majors: English, Business, History, acl1ziz1z'es.' G. A. A., Y-Teen, plans: Business College. WAYNE MUNYON-majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, plans: Wlork. WANDA IVIAE INIYERS-majors: Eng- lish, History, Home Economics, aclzznlzcs: Glec Club, plans: Business College. LYDIA NEDDO-majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies, aclizizly awards: Band, arlzvzlzes: Band Secretary, Orchestra, plans: Clerking or Office Work. JACK NELSON-majors: English, Shop, plans: VVork at South Bend Lathe. NIARIAN A. NEINIETH-majors: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, aclzrzly azuarcls: Clec Club, Gfllllll-llf5.' East- Wcst Club, Glee Club, Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet, plans: Nurses' Training. ff no I .aw -4-f ' 'Y 96 MARIAN FRANCES NEINIETH - ma- 70f5.' English, History, .vclzolartlup awar1l.v.' Two Certificates of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pin No. lp Ufll-Z'ZlIf'J.' Glee Club, Hi-Times, plant: Art School. GENEVIEVE -IOAN NEXVMAN-mm jorr: English, Home Economics, Social Studies, II6'lll'Zlll-FL' Y-Teens Vice President, plarzr: The Art Institute in Chicago. JOAN NORTHRUP-mq7'on': English, Business, Social Studies, Ill'lZVl'llIZt'.f.' Attand- anee Clerk, Basketball, Hi-Times Head Typist, Hoosier Poet Head Typist and Senior Section Editor, Senior Class Secre- tary, plans: Indiana Extension and Secre- tarial Work. ANNIE ORISICH - majors: English, Home Economics, arfz'zfz'zz'fr.' G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Y-Teens, plans: lNIodeling School. MATILDA M. ORISICH-m1y'or5: Eng- lish, Home Economics, aftz'z'1'lz'fr.' G. A. A., Glee Club, plum: Nurses' Training. WILLIAM PALATIN-majors: English, History, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, plans: Machinist and Service. RICHARD PENNELL-majorx: English, Mathematics, aclzrily awan1'I.' Glee Club, Screen Club, arlz'uz'lz'e.r.' Glee Club, Screen Club, plans: Science Research Work. HELEN PETZKE-majors-: English, His- tory, Home Economics, plum: Work. BARBARA ELAINE PHELPS W majorr: English, Social Studies, plans: College. Aww, , -,- i...-+,A...,..,. .... -.,4W.i EUGENE PIETRZAK-majors: English, History, Shop, plans: Service or Work. BOB PLANKfmajors: English, Shop, Ufllilll-l1'HlUlIfI1'.V.' Track, aclz'vz'tz'es.' Track, plans: Army or College. PATRICIA ANN POWERS - majors: English, History, aclz'zfz'!1'fs.' Drama Club, Y-Teens Inter-Club Council Alternate, plans: Travel to California and Florida. JOHN PRIKOSOVITS-majors: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Shop, Social Studies, plans: Work. RICHARD RAINIHAP-majors: English, History, biathematicsg aclizizly azvards: Band, Orchestra, Student Council, d6'lIU1ll'6J.' Band Manager, Dance Band, Drum Major, Glee Club, Hi-Y Vice President, Orchestra, Stu- dent Council Vice President, plans: College. HEROLD REINECKE-majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, aclzwly azvanls: Screen Club, Ushers Club, acliz-zlzrsr Drama Club, Hi-Times, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Screen Club President, Spanish Club, War Stamp Representative, Ushers Club, plans: College. NADINE LOIS RICHARDSON--mayors: English, Home Economies, Music, arlmly au'ara's: Band, arlz'zn'lz'fs: Band, Orchestra, plans: Work. NIARY ALICE RIDDLE-nzajnzsf Eng- lish, Business, History, Ilflll-'IilIf',l'.' G. A. A., Student Council, plans: Oflice Work. JOAN CAROL RIGHTLEY A majors: English, History, srliolarslzzp azvara's: Silver Scholarship Pin No. 1, Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, llCl1'Zllllt'.Y.' Drama Club, G. A. A., Hoosier Poet, Student Council Secretary, plans: Art School. IWIRRA JO ROBAKOWSKIfrnaj0rs: English, Business, Social Studies, 0ClIilllil1AP5.' G. A. A., Glee Club, Latin Club, plans: Stenographcr. RODNEY ROBINSON-majors: English, History, Mathematics, Hfll-lilly awara's.' Base- ball, Football, Clee Club, aflzzfz'l1e's.' Drama Club, Glee Club Treasurer, Hi-Y Treasurer, Life of Riley, Pep Assembly Exchange Speaker, Pinocchio, plans: College. JACK A ROUHIER'-majors: English, Shop, Social Studies, arllzizgi awards: Base- ball, Golf, aclzuz'lz'cs.' Baseball, Golf, Hi-Times Captain, plans: Louisiana State University. MARSHALL D. N. RUMMEL-majors: English, Mathematics, Science, adzvzgi awards: Band, Drama Club, Screen Club, UClliZ'lllF.Y.' Band, Drama Club Board, Hi-Times, Hi-Y, Science Club, Screen Club President, Slide Rule Club, Spanish Club President, Orches- tra, Ushers Club, plans: College. JOHN H. RYBICKI-majors: English, Social Studies, ac!z'vztz'es: Red Cross Repre- sentative, plans: Louisiana State University. LILLIAN RYMARZ-majors: English, Business, Social Studies, srlzalarshzp awards: Certificate of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, aclzvz'lzes: G. A. A., Glee Club, Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet, plans: Stenographic Work. ul' 'SN rTr' 'lx 3 4' an .,, .Q if L. G PHYLLIS LOVIS RYMARZ niajnrs: English, Home Economics, Social Studies' fzrlifztzfi' Baslvdball, l r1-nth Club, G. A. A. Glu- Club, Latin Club, Yollcy Ball, plans' XN'ork. v YIOLA SAYER majors: English, Busia ness, Social Studies: lfilfllllfllllp awards: Cer- tihcatr' of Nlerit, Gold Scholarship Pins No. I arifl2gar11rz!ifs.'Bancl,G.A.A.,Hi-Tim:-s, Hoosier Port: plans: Gregg College, Chicago. EYELYN RUTH SCHOSKER-Vmajnrs: English, Business, History, srlmlarshzp auiawlix Three Certihcates of N11-rit, Cold Scholarship Pin No. lg adzzzli auvnfli: Band, adzzzlzvi' Band, G. A. A., Screen Club, plans: Business College, BERNICE SCHULTZ --maywsx English, Business. History, sflmlarshzp auvnds: Certih- cate of lxleritg afliwlzfsx Glee Club, Ofhcc Assistant, plans: Stenographer. HOXVARD SEIFERT mayors: English, Nlathcmatics, Social Studies, scholarship aaards: Five Certificates of Merit, Silver Scholarship Pin No. lg H!lU'll1 auardsg Foot- ball, Track, at'l1z'iZ1fs.' Football, Red Cross Representative, Track, W'ar Stamp Repre- sentative, plans: Notre Dame, LOUISE SIDIJALL -fmajars: English, Business, History, sfhalarship awara's: FiveCer- tificates of Nferit, Silver Scholarship Pins No, l and 2, Gold Scholarship Pins No. I and 2: Gfllllly aaards: Glec Club, aftizzlzesf East- XVest Club, Glcc Club, plans: Secretary. KEITH SINVWONS majafs: English, History, ldathematics, agliiiily awards: Screen Club, adiziztiesx Aeronautics Club, Screen Club, plans: College. QIANE SNIITHY mayors: English, History, sfhalarship aaards: Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 21HL'llZIlJOLLd7d5.' Screen ClUb,dfI1L'IllPi.' Drama Club, G. A. A., Hoosier Poet, Latin Club, Screen Club Secretary, Senior Class Treasurer, Queens Court at Riley-Central Gam:-g plans: College. JERRY SNIITH- majors: English, Nlath- ematics, Shop, acting au.arzls: Football, af- lzzulzfsx Football, Radio Club President, Track, plans: College or Service. JO ANN C. SMITHsmajors: English, Business, Social Studies: aclizfily awards: Band, ac!iz'111'es.' Band, Spanish Club, Orchestra, plans: Clerking or Office Work. KENNETH SMORIN+-majors: English, Art, Social Studies, aclizfilv awards: Football, aclziziz'l1ies.' Baseball, Football, Track, plans: College. JOAN NEIL SNYDER-majors: English, Social Studies, arIz'vz'lies: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, plans: Secretarial Work. KATHERINE SNYDER-majors: Eng- lish, Home Economics, aclz'vz'ties.' G. A. A., plans: Beauty College. JOHN STACHOWSKIfmajurs.' English, History, Mechanical Drawing, Shop, plans: Work or College. CHARLES ST. CLAIR-majors: English, History, lvlathematics, Shop: scholarship awards: Gold Scholarship Pin No. lg artzinty awards: Basketball, Screen Clubg aclizfz'lz'es.' Basketball, Screen Club, plans: G. M. C. Trade School. PATRICIA STECKvmajors: English, History, arlzzfilzes: Drama Club Board, G. A. A., Screen Club, plans: Nurses' Training. JACK D. STEINHILBERwmajars: Eng- lish, History, Shop, plans: Radio School. GENE STONER-majors: English, His- tory, hlathematics, Shop, plans: Work. DON STOUT-majors: English, Social Studies, arlzvzlzes: Baseball, Basketball, plans: VVork. CALVIN STROUP+majors: English, History, dl'l1Z'lll't'I.' Radio Club Vice President, plans: Army. BOB SUMMERS-majors: English, In- dustrial Arts, Nlathematicsg tlfllilll-U! awards: Screen Club, Stage Club, 0Cl1l'l'l1FJ'.' Drama Club, Hi-Times, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Science Club, Screen Club President, Spanish Club, Stage Club President, Ushers Club, plans: Northwestern University. JOYCE SWARTZ-majors: English, His- tory, ac1z'z'ztzfs.' Basketballgplanss Ofhce Work. BARBARA ANN TESCHKE -majors: English, History, arlizfig' awards: Glee Club, art1'z'zlz'es.' Glee Club, Screen Club, plans: Study Music in California. CHARLES THOMASimaj0rs: English, History, Shop, plans: Work. is Af' L.. of ff ' 1 . EILEEN THOMPSON-mayors: English, History, plans: Business College. ANDREW TOlVIPOSfma1ors.' English, History. Shop: arlzvzlv azeards: Baseball, Foot- ball, at't1z'z!zfs.' Baseball, Football, plans: College. RUTH ANN TOROK-majors: English, History, Home Economics, Gl'lll'll1' awards: Student Council: arl1z'1I1rs.' HArms and the Man, Band, Drama Club, Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, plans: College. PAUL TROUTMAN-rnfybrs: English, History, Mathematics, Science: srholarslzzp l1ZL'tl7dS.' Certificate oflwlerit, D. A. R. Citizen- ship Award, Silver Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, amz-ily awara's: Band, Baseball, Tennis, ar- zzvzlzesx Band, Baseball, Glee Club, Hi-Y, l'Life of Riley, Orchestra Vice President, Pinocchio, Table Tennis, T. B. Board, Tennis: plans: Purdue University. MARY LEE TRULSON-majors: Eng- lish, History, Horne Economics, adz'z1z't1es.' G. A. A., Glee Club, Y-Teens: plans: Patricia Stevens Ixiodeling School. ROSE MARY UDVARDY-majors: Eng- lish, History, Home Economics, actzvztzfs: Red Cross Representative, plans: Work. LILLIAN lvl. VAGHY-majors: English, Home Economics, actzzf1'!z'fs.' G. A. A., Y-Teens: plans: Northwestern University. SARA JEAN VAN METER - majors: English, Historyg actzvily awards: Band, ac- llZ'lillt'5.' Band, Orchestra Librarian, plans: Work. JOHN WALL-majors: English, Mathe- matics, Science, Social Studies, a:lz'zizlz'es.' Trackg plans: College. PHIL L. WATSONvmajors: English, History, Language, actizn'tz'es.' Cross Country, East-West Club, Hi-Y, Track, plans: Indiana University. JOAN ILENE WATTS-majors: English, History, Home Economics, activities: G.A.A., plans: Business College. ' DOROTHY MARIE WEBB - majors: English, Business, History, scholarship awards: Four Certificates of Merit, Silver Scholarship Pin No. 1, Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, ac- livilies: Screen Club, plans: Business College. JOHN WEBBimajors: English, Mathe- matics, aflzwtzes: Basketball Manager, plans: College. LILLIAN WEISS-majors: English, Busi- ness, History, Language, scholarship awards: Certificate of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, artz'vz'1zas: Drama Club, French Club, Spanish Club, plans: Oflice Work. JIM WELCHfmajors: English, History, Mathematics, artiuigi awards: Basketball, Track, aclzz'z't1'es.' Basketball, Cross Country, Track, plans: College. THELMA WENTZELfmajors: English, Social Studies, srholarship awards: Certificate of Merit, Silver Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, actiziily awards: Glee Club, aclz'vz'tz'es: East-West Club, Glee Club Secretary, Latin Club, plans: Indiana University. JIM WHITE-majors: English, History, Mathematics, aclz'vllz'es.' Football, Track, plans: College. TOM WHITE-majors: English, Lan- guage, Science, aclz'zf1'lz'es: Basketball, French Club, plans: University of Arizona. MARY LOUISE WHITMER - majors: English, Business, Social Studies, ar1z'zfz'lies.' Basketball, G. A. A., Volley Ball, Y-Teens President, plans: Indiana University. ROBERT WIESJAHN-majors: English, History, Mathematics, dL'llU1'llF5.' Baseball, Latin Club, plans: College. MARILYN WILSON-majors: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Social Studies, scholarship awards: Certificate of Merit, Silver Scholar- ship Pin No. 1, aclivig awards: Glee Club, t1Cl1.l'lifl?S.' Band, Drama Club Board, East- West Club President, French Club, Glee Club, Hi-Times, War Stamp and Bond Secretary, plans: College. RALPH WOLFEyrnajors: English, Art, History, plans: Navy. MEL YOUNG-majors: English, History, Shop, aclzlvzlv awards: Football, activities: Baseball, Football, plans: Work. ELIZABETH MAE ZAHRNDT-majors: English, History, Home Economics, arlioilies: Red Cross Representative, plans: Work. l if 3 f A Ns... NT? IJOLORES LKCILLE ZELLERS- ma fmt: English, History, Home Economics: ar- flilflzdf G. A. A., Senior Social Committee W'ar Stamp Representative, Y-Teens, plarzy. College. KIEAN E. ZIlNIlXiER-frzajorf: English Social Studies, srlinlurxhzp azua1'dx.' TwoCCer- tificates of lN1erit, Silver Scholarship Pin No l, Gold Scholarship Pin No. lgarlzziilzexs East- X'X'est Club Program Chairman, Hi-Times plant: Commercial Art School. JITNI ZITN1hlER777ZtI1H75.' English, History, Shop, planx: Mechanic or Merchant. NADINE E. ZUIXIPE'--mqyorr: English, Historyg .crholaulizfw azumix Certificate of lXIeritg at'l1z'1!zr.v: Drama Club, Glee Club, Hoosier Poet, Library Stall, planxx XVestern College for YN'omen, Oxford, Ohio. CHARLES R, FARRELL-Irzqjorsi Eng- lish, History, Shop, ur!1z'1lm'.' Footballgplunr: Service then VVork at Studebakens. ROBERT L. SCHRIYER-Corporal in Army, Stationed in Korea, plans: College. JUNE ELAINE SHAFERfmaj0r5: Eng- lish, Home Economics: fzrlzmzieyr C-lee Club, Y-Tcens,plar1.v:NVork at Telephone Company. IRYIN lN1, YOUNCERMAN-majun.' English, lwiathematics, Social Studies, scholar- ship autanlsx Silver Scholarship Pins No. l and 2, ami-zLze5: East-Hiest Club, Hi-Times, Hoos- ier Poet, Latin Club, Life ofRiley, Pinoc- c0hio, Science Club, War Stamp Represen- tative, plum: College. Latin Club, Library Stat? Secretary, Y-Teensi a ll ,K-:I ,A no J . ,- K, 1' ff J, NK Q iw- ,T -- - . X ff fl ,F ff? '73 fl H' f' 170 fi' f' T' fi if L ,7,fQ?,Vu!ff.f U xifx Lfsflifvfyplfnulf ff Q! 04 WILLIAM HALQUISTvmajor5: Eng- lish, Historyg aclzvzhes: Solicitors for Christ Club Presidentg plum: Bible School. DALE LIVELY+maj0r.r.' English, His- toryg dCll'Z'l'llit'.S.' Cross Country, Drama Club, 'Iirackg plans: University of Southern Califor- ma. JACK SIMMONSAmajor:: English, His- tory, Shopg plum: Service then Biachinist. y-:- -w -Q. -14 -wax, V ' tivsxhjgbiism ii-Sl Ml!!! If QW . -f 'I' E ,, If I ' ' 8,35 71' 'U x , Wgwxmfl ..f, -'15, ffl 3 W, - . 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Absent: Virginia Miller, Carolyn Paege, Joseph Roskuski. ROOM H3 Top Row, Left to right: B. Whippo, D. VanKirk, E. Trader, D. Sholly, P. Steele, B. Wright, D. Snodgrass. Third Row: D. Snyder, G. Rupert, J. Thompson, B. Weber, N. Hart- man, G. Harbart, R. Harris Sec- ond Row: H Sowers, B. Troutman, D. Schell, S. Suran, M. Stalker, A. Hedl, T. Wynn. First Row: D. Storm, B. Scott, K. Spink, C. Weigand, B. Volkman, D. Har- ris. Absent: Pat Morgan. ROOM 222 Top Row, Left la right: R. Kerestury, M. Kudlaty, J. McFarland, B. Hambrick, J. Ho- gan, A. Holmgren, P. Lancaster. Second Row: M. Hatfield, W. Long, F. Hathaway, M. Jacobs, L. Haw- baker, T. Keller, J. Lewis. First Row: B. Heintzelman, S. Kambol, E. Hostetler, A. McKinney, C. Mc Endarfer, Cl Lilves, H. Hoida. Absent: Phyllis McFarland. i 4nl w Solucufed by fxx Nhuiu .mMkMj7.,,.,.f'x-X,ff-1'Xf'N1'w,,,-Afww,XKiV0-fvhmxdkw fwifx, A Nj Ksfuf-fm J f Q W r 228 West Jefferson Blvd. I f South Bend, Indiana j,..! 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Z ' 5 il ln IS ,.c. .Q!.4.! l!: QQ y Phyllis a In lr -:f 41 from our compleie slnfk i E Rilq Students making a seleclion i' xF X, gif , ' b,' 'F' I f,f5 219 W. Washington street 0 MIAMI TASTY SHOP 1905 Miami Street . WILSON PHARMACY 1615 Miami Street BUSCHBAUM PHASRMACY 2305 Miami Street FELDMAN'S DRY GOODS 2212 South Miami Street OSTHEIMER'S HEATING COMPANY 1915 Miami Street Phone 2-4131 MIAMI FOOD MARKET Gladys and Wm. Dyke, Props. 2001 Miami Phone 3-0705 MIAMI GREENHOUSE 2206 Miami Street MIAMI HARDWARE 1621 Miami Street MICHIGAN-CALVERT HARDWARE 1827 South Michigan Street Phone 4-4284 SOUTH SIDE CLEANERS 1805 South Michigan Street SOUTH BEND EXTERMINATING COMPANY 129 North Main Street SONNEBORN'S SPORT SHOP 121 West Colfax Avenue SUNNYMEDE CLEANERS 1125 Mishawaka Avenue ELLSWORTH'S South Bend, Indiana SILVER FURS 118 North Michigan KARMELKORN SHOP Main at Colfax Phone 3-9864 THE BOOK SHOP 130 North Michigan Street BORR'S for LUGGAGE 110 Western Avenue Phone 2-3551 BIBLE BOOK CENTER 423 South Michigan Street y I 4 I 1 J , , I n if , t t w Y w M 1 I I 1 A I V I r Y I . I 3 x If fm ff ,L Y The Spot For helen and Young Bien As W'e11 As The Girls The Finest and Smartest Clothing In The Mid-West Sandy Brand GGG' Oflglhdfl-005 Hzbkcjf-Freeman Slain-Bfoffz Brffzkfz-R Botafgy 500,' Ulf ELBFU5 ara-sv s. Michigan sv. These Riley High School students are en- rolled in a new class room as offered by the Security Loan Company, 212 Sherland Build- ing, a modern Personal Loan ofhce, under the management of E. B. Murphy, a Riley High patron. The small loan business has been recog-I nized as one of the more important elements in the field of Consumer Credit, and it offers a specialized service in solving the family Hnancial emergencies which invariably re- quire money in a hurry. This Personal Loan office has operated in this community for forty years and has been accepted by the various social and welfare agencies as Filling an essential need. We are interested in having Riley Students, the Patrons and the Teaching Staff become more familiar with the Small Loan Business. We invite everyone to pay a visit to this classroom, our time can be your time. A friendly cfice operated by friendbf people. S, T 4 5, S W ggqg .gzcumify caan ompang Qxz X - ' i t Mr E B. Murphy, Manager XY e 2 212 SHERLAND BUILDING R nnuwn ZX , , ff, 'xx x Hu 1.7 ,X - SM dmn, R ON THE CORNER- MICHIGAN Q WASHINGTON UIC! I IGH YITNCIYI ,fx X, 1' '4 ,f ff!! f'! ,ff .X ,. I 3 ' L.. 'l,f-b-j'.f- I af J- ,r' JF I . 7 4 JACOB'S 115 West Colfax Avenue GREENBl.ATT'S 230 Michigan Street DAINTY MAID BAKE SHOP 123 North Michigan Street WlI.SEY DRUG STORE 905 South Michigan Street JOE THE .IEWELER 104 North Main Street WALTER SPORT SHOP 729 South Michigan Street Phone 2-3551 A. F. SMITH COMPANY 407 South Michigan Street WEISS' RESTAURANT 421 South Michigan Street ENGEI.'S CUT RATE 105 Western Avenue NIFTY DRESS SHOP 309 South Michigan Street EDDlE'S BARBER SHOP 1600 Miami Street ' EARL'S HOME GROCERY 1829 Leer Street DAYTON CASH GROCERY 804 East Dayton Street ENTZIAN PHARMACY 501 East Calvert Street GERBER FURNITURE COMPANY 2207 South Michigan Street GEO. E. GLASS PHARMACY 2003 Miami Street LAVEN INSURANCE AGENCY 408 Platt Building S I t d by Phyllis larliow X M y fx rf 59 , flag f QYX S LEADIN61 Rss GY ARE F0 42' 46' sw Uflf lf Wyman? J, 1' QV, 5 r 11 fa f I xx . EE ncnnFxnnlu is?f f ' 5U iqg'!!'?.:- 'f5 'T'K fl y' ?m115 1rmm nk:.'i,3f u immw m . f fi f'1? 4: 1i?' H5 -- IIE p 1535 13 i g + , . fig 'a FQ P -J -i f -Es, 1. g,'f5 .'1 , i U P'1T 'fH - 'g5 ::: W H ,g.-,-1,15 53 Q Aff., tw in! WN Wl. 1 .- L ..,f 11. 5: UG-T-ye U: imig i wffll lflli A H 5 i ' L ANGEL S by Svxxanne Schwind . ..., i ik 1 Q 1 i J ,i-iT 3 X 4 J iii ,fig J. ' li JL - ' - 'N X .a '- -11. ff- 1 LM '-Tr ' . l E! ' fifftlf' 'fL'i1 Ql.5Zwff1Q if L h 3 S' I 7 HELLO, RILEY!! our biggesi rhfiu, I ' First class party, getting our fill, Finding classes and getting acquainted with everyone, K , K Remembering this year always, as so much fun, X I First year in Riley High School 'N ' I - I f I ' h it ' ii More precious than any jewel!! X K v-Q ,jf X-f , G, ROOM 707 Top Row, Left to right: B. Titus, O. Walters, J. Guy- berson, D. Billiau, F. Hamann, H. Fogus, B. Engclahl, L. Hill. Sec- ond Row: J. Baumgartner, C. May, V. Exner, M. Glantz, R. Liechty, J. Hanks, B. Daniels. First Row: B. Elliott, J. Freshley, R. Hartley, R. Berens, B. Kovacevich, D. Finn, B. Jones. ROOM 109 Top Row, Left to right: N. Bennett, F. Ford, M. Col- son, M. Cubbison, R. Binney, G. David. Second Row: F. Dean, H. Clark, K. Grinager, A. Bleiler, H. Coldwater, S. Gunn, F. Burgh. First Row: M. Duncan, M. Collier, M. Baim, B. Barnes, D. Beebe, R. Colbert. ROOM 2l6 Rop Row, Left to right: B. Eaton, K. Norman, B. Fore- man, B. Penrod, T. Erhardt, J. Altic, B. Hatfield. Third Row: M. McCoy, C. Price, R. Foster, M. DeGroff, R. Dieske, R. Morris. Second Row: M. Keiser, N. Meyers, L. Marsh, P. Bradfute, S. Bourdon, C. Hays, B. Kerestury, K. Easton. Firsi Row: B. Lewis, P. Anderson, B. Fox, P. Blain, N. McCracken, A. Miller, Y. Gates, K. Bower. Absent: Jeannette Gerard, Dora Schosker. ROOM 'IO6 Top Row, Left to right: M. Wiegand, P. Tate, D. Swinehart, C. Layman, M. Sni- der, R. Villeret, D. Seifert, K. Wiesner. Third Row: N. Schry- er, J. Myers, D. Wilson, C. Wol- ters, J. Warrick, P. Ryall, B.Strope, J. Mclntyre. Second Row:B.Stuart, E. Schosker, J. Troutman, B. Snider, L. Talarico, M. Zahrndt, M. Man- gum, R. Burger. First Row: F.Myers P. Simms, Y. Samacovlis, L. Mahler, L. Wiesiohn, D. Morris, N. Laugh- man. IT XVILL PAY TOI' TO PLAY C IN 1947 6f0a!,,,,i,VbQ See Our Confzjvlrff' LZ.7Ic .Y Qf Sjzorlmg Goods I wig in ,KY M , , W W ' Vf7,Z'! 1 J 1 I H!!! YV ,ff 532 N . Q ECO ,DOP LVL? 00 I5 Phone 3 . -3197 ' g 'Km Em, - X NZ Cfpgn' W' gr X' -xnxx 272575, R LOQK FOR THE LOG FRONT X X 'XXX1 X . XXX x X Compliments fgupef jfpweffing Cgrloorafion 232 South St. joseph Street CANDIES .ix i. - 'U v RESTAURANT Lx jim piiafodeff ba' me N. Michlgw ICE-CREAM PASTRIES MBU! Food Since 7907', in 9-I Pa Nea ATHE N -for Machining Small,Accurate Parts The accuracy of South Bend 9 Precision Lathes make them ideal for machining all small parts. Add to this their versatility for performing every type of operation and you have the answer to their popularity, Every class of work-toolroom, production, laboratory and experimental - can be performed efficiently. Write for Catalog 9J -it describes South Bend 9 Toolroom Lathes, Engine Lathes and Precision Turret Lathes. ' SOUTH BEND LATHE WORKS Lathe Builders Since 1906 453 E. MADISON ST., SOUTH BEND 22, INDIANA Pauszng for rfyfreslzmenfs durzng offer-sflzoo!-lzozzm work al Sears Soulh Bend Y Frzmdla Store mm, lane l C U 'D D E 3 , LUCIA ana! Co 425 South Michigan Street wins:-qu Solicited by Bob Henry mariah h pharmacy A NEIGHBORLY STORE QFORMERLY SIMONSD 2219 South Michigan Street South Bend 14, Indiana Phone: 3-0564 PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Dmgx - Sodas E Sundries - Cosmetics - Baby Foods 8 Solicifed by Dolores Bo lx Hzghlzlghts from South Bencfs .Most Comlblele Hzgh School Shop AM'L Pllill 81 CII. Y-V---i, ywclkowafcfg java Q20 5 121 West Washington Avenue GIFTS L GF A -1 LEATHER S db S Sh d in E5 '4,' I z X hai, ,P , an f X ,A,x wxxigfl AA 1 N. A f 0 w X - . . x U Worfbrn jnckana rarwii .yn - Yu 1 XX Everything in Typewriters 81 Ofhce Machines Rented - Sold - Repaired ff ff 7 C7 I g , . ., T .L ,. -' 1. , ,, - D. ,. 315 YV. Monroe SL- South Bend, Indiana V .,ff. gy .f,f'.fJ'f, x.?.f-- !.f.f'.,', D Phones: 3-6878 - 2-2583 byl ' Y g muffin macAine ompang, nc. Tool and Die Makers Gages, jigs and Fixtures Phone 4-2164 411-413 W. INDIANA AVE, SOUTH BEND, IND. Soliziied by LII Ry 1134 - fi-I A Shid1er's 110 NU. fvlirxhigzm sl. Magi? jozrnifure XYf'f'2III1f lnzslnrllvzsllll11'ln':1l1fIsuf' wsnlr lu s 1111-rf-:lm su XX'f'ffJIlff'1lll'JllC' on Hu' lwllfl mu-Q. lI.fXMIl,'I UN 'I .fXX'A XNNl'QS 'HSSKII' ICIILIN HR l TIZN .Infl fill ffmw nfm nrnfl ffn' Nlfffffx lflflfl nf ll llfllllmx l'lyxl'rA Nlllkflill lff'!flmfl'll'ff 71 ll ffm flfnrfnflzf flwrn Shflwly IW! XV lf'fff'r'.1ml1lu1l 1v1r,1 warn, VVllf'Y'ff J' f,'01lfll'Xy ' lfxjfrrf llflllll' l'fflIlIIl'llIQ .Ynlnlrl Vf1!llfS Arr- 'lfazrlilimzznl HIHILQVI Your l'ur'f'In:1s1-s Uvvr' 12 fvlrmlhs 'I v4n,,1 vpn, 'N-345,37 N ff E PILLS CONGRATULATIONS The Merfx Comer Home of Nationally Accepted Merchandise Hue CK? Jczfz For Men and Young Men Man sl COLFAX S I d .,AQ. v i-2 fl I I 5, . 2 3 W, CERTIFIED FOOD MARKET Uur Specialgz is Finer Foodf Phone 3-0723 229 E. Ewing Ave. ' SOUTH BEND, INDIANA byov sa X15 C0lIgl'dfIl!0fl-0175 to flze Cfasx zj 1947 IQ erf4on3 OI SOUTH BEND F , Solicifed by Irvin Youngermcn 3 671W will ville X 5 If . ffl!! fl! Fw C1916 V55 we 69 Cl ZP5 W A ' FRENCH DRY CLEANERS 2207 Smith Street Est. 1907 Phone 3-6055 Congralzzlatfonx Z0 Ifze graduaier of 7947 817 YV. Sample St. 2920 Wfestern Ave. 2202 YV. Washington Ave. 125 E. jefferson St. 822 South Bend Ave. 108 Nlishawaka Ave., W. 1917 Miami St. In this store we specialize in renting for- mals for all occasions. For information call Mrs. Myersi2-7488 Nelghborhood f CIISLOIII I Dfw by Janet Laven FUSFIELD'S 226 South Michigan Phone 4-5854 VAN HORNE 8: COMPANY Jewelers-114 West Washington HANS RINTZSCH LUGGAGE SHOP 138 North Michigan Street GRAND LEADER 125 South Michigan Street ANDERSON SERVICE STATION 2924 South Michigan Street Phone 3-0987 AL HANS CUT RATE 2803 South Michigan Street Phone 3-0987 PABST PHARMACY 2902 South Michigan RICE'S STORE 2114 Miami Street COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SOUTH BEND X41 WHITCOMB 8. KELLER, INC., REALTORS Lafayette at Jefferson McCLAVE PRINTING COMPANY 435 East LaSalle Avenue MICHIGAN AVENUE FRUIT MARKET 1823 South Michigan Street Phone 2-4651 CHUCK'S DX SERVICE STATION 1601 Miami Street TOASTY SANDWICH SHOP 701 South Michigan Street NEW YORK FUR SHOP 120 North Michigan Street BRENNAN .IEWELER 109 East Jefferson Blvd. FORBES TYPEWRITER COMPANY 228 West Colfax Avenue Phone 4-4491 FAY'S QUALITY JEWELERSI Michigan at Jefferson S I I d byl in Yaungerrnan, S S h d ,- FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President, Bob Britton Vice-President, Norma Denny Secretary, Mavis Davis Treasurer, Jackie Drummond Social Chairman, Peggy Jeshow ,.. .. . .. . . ...,. Q, X.-1 , . Z 1, .. -..-tb ff'1N..a4a...9-.x!:P.'1-'.....S,,...L.ef-- . ,,,:.,5m, - ll M, . - ,- c-I 'i v' C30 n fi y P rg, 1,3 ,W - .- - L 75. -Lv., ig, ' Fi f W A Being a freshman, sounds pretty big, Earning some credits, gel down and dig, Electing class officers, Bob Britton, president, Ninth-grade party and dance, simply elegant! ff I. .lf 1 ROOM 322 Top Row, Lefl to right: J. Smith, J. McCollum, B. March, B. Jones, A. Horvath, D. Gerahgty, M. Stastny. Third Row: J. Olmstead, J. Zakowski, T. Sieron, P. Wiley, F. Huff, G. White, D. Poznanski. Second Row: J. Rittenhouse, J. Peterman, S. Workman, D, Witt, Cr. Kuzmic, L. Wasoski, M. Rothballer. First Row: C. Sills, F. Parker, R. Sills, M. Rusz, J. Stroup, J. Workman, D. Rankin. ROOM IOO Tap Raw: Left to right: J. Campbell, T. Campbell, S. Hanson, l, Biddle, R, Bernhardt, R. Ross. Third Row, B, Lister, C. Burr, W, Hagerfeldt, J. Veltri, J. Farell, W. McMillan, L. Entzian, Second Row: B. Bizzette, S. Ander- son, R. Davidson, J- Anderson, J. Bennett, R. Bingaman. Firsl Raw: V. Bianco, B. Brewer, l. Brewer, L. Demein, N. Denney, D. Hawley. Absent: James Lovell, Mary Mud- rovich, Harold Brothers, Richard McKillip, Wm. Morrow, Irene Dam- nanovich, Darlene Burger, Eugene Petill, David Kelley. ROOM 202 Top Row, Left lo right. D. Schraw, G. Ritchey, D. Watts, B. Wright, K. DeClark, B. Stalker, F. Tolchinsky, C. Vice. Third Row: L. Toothmcn, D. Zorn, J. Pask, J. Walter, W. Zehendner, J. Gafill, S. Sailor, J. Wuthrich, A. Russell. Second Row: K. Sulf, V. Udvardy, D, Odusch, L. Thielke, R. Smith, D. Savage, B. Plummer, S. Pietrzak. First Row: J. Grubbs, M. Swartzell, D. Needham, B. Hoi- da, C. Thompson, J. Wamsley, G. Miller, J. Wood. Absent: Phillip Crane, Patrick Gillen. ROOM 32l Top Row, Left lo right: J. Myers, J. Mumford, R. Rienks, D. Merrill, R. Werntz, W. Poynter, R, Seeley, E. Musoff. Third Row: J. Melky, L. Parsons, M. Marble, J. Philley, D. Kleitz, M. Pollom, L. Smoren, E. Mangum. Second Row:S. Oren, B. Werntz. D. Moherg, M. Mangus, C. Neland L. Livengood, L. Montgomery. First Row: N. Stegall, J. Craft, B. Kel- lam, V. Merrill, M. Kisor, D. Vining, G. Stegall. Absent: Darwin Neddo ,-x Z -, f 2 , lk N f I Z , X . Z I f f X7 FINE LITHUGFJAPHY AND PRINTING XX INC. ' Z ZX , ' - -- ,. . ZX X f X 302 EAST TUTT STREET SOUTH BEND 13, INDIAN X X X X X Sclicired by Lillion Ryman -f 1 1. 1 ,.I 1 X 1 1 4 r. , .,,., Q U, .V , - f 4, f .1 ., J J, , .42 .-L ,J 'V , .tl .1 . D .,.: ,f J 'Q .... ' 1 . m. ,.,.- r ..-:I .-. 'Z A ,f- J ,,. 1 ., ,Q J. .. 'A Af' ' 'Tr ...I . . .-s.f .-.- ,p .- -.4 'Z 75's x 5 I rr 0 0 I 3 'J' 1 ' A w 1 X ri MN 'Z' I F Qf 'rd' Q' A555 HOOSIER POET STAFF TOM KEISER ,,..,.......,. Produrtrorz Editor SECTION EDITORS MARILYN LEUSCH ...,.... Home Room Editor XYIOLA SAYER AND DFJLORES EGIERSKI .,... Department Editors ALMA VUROVITS AND ILENE RUBENS ....... .... A ctiziigr Editors TOM KEISER .....,.... .... . Sports Editor JOAN NORTHRUP AND ANNE MOSSEERG ........... Senior Editors LILLIAN RYMARZ ..,.,.. Advertising Manager SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS JERRY EVVING, IRVIN YOUNCERMAN, BOB GEORGE CIRCULATION MANAGERS ANDY HAYS, JULIA ANN SARBER, RUTH FORD H., 4, f 92 g Editors and advisor discuss final Hoosier Poet Copy. ASSISTANTS TO EDITORS Bob Hart, llztrraryg Don Beyer, Gwen Gamble, Nancy Berg, Roy Crunlierg, Janet Laven, .'1rtixt5,' Joan Northrup, Yjyjristg Jane Smith, Ioan Rightley, Phyllis Borkowski, janet Laven, Tom Smart, Nancy Kramer, Dolores Bockover, Irvin Youngerman, Suzanne Schwind, Advertising Assistants PHOTOGRAPHY IQATHERINE LEIIMAN ...... Photograplgf Editor Suzanne Schwind, Bob Summers ,... . . .Photography Axxistarztx FACULTY Bess L. Wyrick, George Koch ............ Faculg: Advisorf I2 f4',.,, vu, As we complete each day at Riley and, as we are finalbf graduated, we leave the school and go down the walks, our dazbr work completed. Some will not return-they are again the Seniors. Others will be back to spend more happy days at school. 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Y 3, 524' '-,fn 1,-Yvk, wx- ,g- - - 4., .4 i'1f4-!'.'- ' 1-iff ?:11-a'4- '4 f5'5.'T.-X f4Q'2H2''W-H:'X - i9:WS1..'X2-' X . x . -,,,,.f- .55 ll - ' C 4, 47,'f,.j , l ,Th fi ly ix VW ,7,,y!.,,i,,fJ,i l - ,,f. .,,f f'--,c,, 10 i. ,, i, ,,,,.. .1 - mfs' f i I., xx Xfsir .ii 1--Lil ,' -' T Ill J 1. . i. ... fllx V,,.,,.N, -,f-t ,' ROOM 'llO Top Row, Left to right: T. Clifford, J. Dnoth, T. Bear, R. Bear, R. Bubick, E, Hickman, S. Herezeg, l.. Hillring, R. Garber. Third Row:A.Kronewitter, R. Crock- er, R. Allen, J. Kapshandy, D. Drapek, R. Coussemoker, S. Hatfield, M. Andert, P. Gear- hart. Second Row: H. Goodin, J. Lebo, P. Boumgardner, A. Fleis- chaker, M. Feick, S. Friend, P. Gaf- figon, D. Guilford, D. Berta. First Row: M. Katana, M. Emenaker, D. Krusinski, J. Dillman, N. Mon- tague, B. Lyons, K. Honnan, N. Miller, D. Kinner. ROOM 218 Top Row, Left to right: G. Martin, J. Morey, J. Smith, L. Mahoney, J. Pedevilla, C. Kus- kye, J. Lydeen, W. Heilmon. Third Row: M. Hunt, I. Grossnickle, P. Hauser, D. Day, D. Smith, T. Smart, J. Vigus, S. Smith. Second Row: D. Billings, S. Jones, G. Epley, M. George, A. Gregory, L. Meste, K. Pritz, W. Knight. First Row: E. Korlowicz, P. Nowak, S. lreland, S. Huys, D. Simpson, P. Jeshow, C. Cloywell. Absent: Shirley Harlow. ROOM 300 Top Row, Left to right. B. Huffman, A. Kopcsa, N. Kunes, J. Moore, J. Krider, R. Green, R. Gushwo, C. Johnson. Second Row: E. Henrickson, J. Klo- wetter, J. Mayhew, D. Howell, J. Miller, J. Jackson, B. Jones, L. Montague, J. Johnson. First Row: A. Kwiecinski, M. Friedman, A. Leatherman, J. McKinzie, N. Lehman, M. Hedl, D. Jones, J. Griffin. Absent Jim Gibson, Carol Gregory, Jim Hanks, Betty Jackson, Neal Kempton, Dick Milam, Ruth Miller, Beverly Mun- ger. ROOM lOl Top Row, Left to right: D. Shcolnik, E. Stahl, B. Ne- logd, S. Puskas, L. Poksi, D. Over- lease, J. Ruffner, B. Overton. Third Row, J. Siple, E. Ulbricht, H. Schus- ter, D. Schotter, N. Vice, P. Sharp, D. Parks, J. Simcox. Second Row: G. Warrick, M. Stevenson, J. New- man, S. Myers, E. Wood, A. Spi- teri, J. Sobo, L. Musselman. First Row: R. Russell, B. Wiseman, B. Stoneburner, J. Tetslaff, D.Rock- well, J. Whiteman, J. Snyder, J. Stanley. Absent: Barbara Shun- ney, Mary Roberts, Bob Welsh. ,,. NJ! LX ,fer-,..,-fe' X,-.pf fu - k 1 lt i Q .- . U gl 9.9 W . my w 5 Sophomores -at last the time is here, With Jim Axelberg to lead us through the year Our successful Snowball Shuffle Dance party, Next year we'll be juniors -big and hearty! SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President, Jim Axelberg Vice-President, Pete Ranick Secretary, Nancy Berg Treasurer, Ann Stookey Social Chairman, Mariorie Bowers l ,H ROOM 306 Top Row, left to right: D. Claro, B. Beane, G. Axnix, L. Budny, J. Berebitsky, B. Britton, G. Aldrich, l.. Cutner. Third Row: D. Feldman, B. Decker, B. Elick, D. Baker, R. Biro, D. Baldridge, D. Burger, N. Campbell. Second Row: P. Edgren, M. Crothers, B. Aeby, J. Drummond, M. Davis, B. Beyer, 8. Buck, S. Frankenstein, M. Dulmatch. First Row: M. Ander- son, L. Barfod, S. Barkdull, A. Cus- ter, V. Brewer, D. Baldoni, M. Car- son, B. Botos. ROOM 204 Top Row, left to right: E. Nyerges, R. Hinsch, W. Hildebrand, C. Jerzakowski, J. Orisich. Third Row: W. Glea- son, R. Fozo, J. Vorga, T. Megan, D. Natharius, V. Nastasio, J. Gage S. Granger. Second Row: E. Gan- ger, J. Fish, E. Freel, S. Gross- nickle, D. Searfoss, M. Gharst, B. Ein, K. Forrester. First Row: J. Glasgow, N. Grams, E. Hamlin, R. Kovocevich, J. Fettel, P. Fitch, B. Hunt, E. C. Webb, Sponsor. Absent: Ruthann Hamman, Tom Matsh, Shirley Gard, Eloise Mae Raabe. ROOM 315 Top Row, left to right: R. Whiteman, T. White, J. Williams, D. Wasoski, S. Whit- field, A. Wickizer, R. Waldo, l.. Thielke. Third Row: G, Van Goey, M. White, A. Woveris, C. Pollak, M. Webb, A. Zentz, P. Walters, E. Timm. Second Row: T. Wagner, D. Talarico, J. Wilson, P. Wiebusch, A. Yenko, J. Woolley R. Winters, B. Wynn. First Row: B. Watson, T. Tirotta, A. Williams, P. Whitlow, V. White, E. Tam- burini, N. Ballou. ROOM ll4 Top Row, Left to right: J. Rinker, B. Seese, R. Seese, M. Young, E. Stochowski, T. Schul- theis, J. Schlamberg, R. Ryll. Third Row: S. Schwind, P. Schneider, J. Stoner, P. Stone, R. Simmons, K. Sharp, J. Sayer. Second Row: L. Stegall, D. Rupert, E. Ruggieri, M. Shafer, M. Smith, P. Rose, C. Steinhofer, R. Sayer. First Raw: F. Smith, M. Smith, D. Sucevich, J. Strickland, N. Shriver, B. Sumrel, R. Simmons, E. Simmons. Absent: Gwendolyn Stubbs. JNL .wg-, ,flf X 'y 4 il it il M fm ROOM 220 Top Row: Left to right: A. Lilves, B. Mahowald, B. Appleman, K. Kropf, D. Klink, R. Martindole, S. Maxey, E. Hole- winski. Third Row: J. Korn, R. Mo- iewski, B. Lee, B. Loughrnon, T. Lambert, D. Labis, D. Hollins- head. Second Row: C. Lehman, R. Kostielney, A. Kosanovich, N. London, D. Krusinski, L. Hoover, G. Hill, G. Heiser. First Row: N. Houck, J. Kling, V. Lybarger, G. Jones, F. McCoughan, P. Koch, N. Kramer. Absent: Sylvia Fried- man, Dalta Gregory, Henry Hupko, Bob Wagner, Bill Lawson. ROOM 317 Top Row, Left to right: B. Archombeoult, K. Brewer, O. Austin, B. Butz, J. Axelberg, D. Bohm, B. Bello. Third Row: J. Burbridge, T. Bornhort, B. Bodo, M. Waenberghe, S. Brice, J. Bott- les, M. Bowers, B. Boy, A. Burdeen. Second Row: J. Bore, l. Borr, D. Betz, M. Blue, I. Botchkai, B. Berry, B. Blue. First Row: D. Robinson, R. Barony, C. Bough- mon, J. Barkley, E. Anderson, N. Bennetts, D. Anderson, M. Batt- les. ROOM 307 Top Row, Left to right: J. Daniels, G. Coridon, S. Elick, J. Coder, B. Edwards, S. Dounn, G. Chubbuck, C. Clark. Second Row: R. Dye, L. Fites, J. Danglo, J. Farkas, N. Collins, J. Carr, J. Doub. First Row: J. Du- rock, P. Dill, N. Farmer, D. Eaton, P. Davis, M. Downhour, A. DeLuca, M. Davis, M. Durock. Absent: Carolyn Chrismon, Fred Cherrone, Joan Cooper, Pat Davis, Jeanette Fair, Donald Evans, Frank Holl, Richard Doyle. ROOM 205 Top Row, Left to right: C. Mclntyre, J. Parker, P. Ranick, J. Rightley, W. Petue, R. Reed, J. Phillips, P. Posgai, B. Pinegar. Second Row: R. Palm- er, R. Pomachena, E. Rothboller, W.Ponoder,M.Munyon,J.Haynes, V. Hart, P. Poor, J. Nyerges, C. Robbins. First Row: M. Reinking, R. Hartman, J. Mikel, N. McQuinn, M. Haynes, K. Harrison, C. Haw- kins, J. Moyer, J. Miller. Absent: Maxine Hordesty, Paul Patus, Norabelle Pearson, Rudy Prikoso- vits, Wayne Robinson. ...f----'fvh' ' X.,f-...f-- 1 QE...-mf? -5'v'S.N-,f-L - ' ' 'J 4 1 - li ' , V ,, ix llgliliiv ' 1 Q - ' ,ITN Rl 5 N n, .fl 4 7.1 , :lily 'liar l it 4' X ROOM 2l4 Top Row, Left to right: B. Schultheis, C. Taylor, J. Stetfie, G. Cserpes, G. Clay- well, G. Shank, R. Scott, D. Tucker. Third Row: O. Vaynovich, H.Rienks, M. Titus, D. Carpenter, D. Wood- cox, E. Smith. Second Row: B. Scheidegger, P. Sailor, R. Toth, M. Steele, S. Schnabel, J. Ros- brugh, H. Wirth. First Row: R. Swisher, E. Toth, M. Seese, S. Riggs, B. Goss, J. Conklin, A. Stookey, M. Battles. Absent. Larry Wiesner. ROOM 22l Top Row, Left to right: R. Jessup, J. Coney, R. Elkins, K. Clarke, A. Burke, J. Farrington, A. Brenner. Second, Row: N. Eng- dahl, A. Davidson, R. Davis, M. Anderson, N. Berg, P. Blaine, P. Epperson, M. Blankert. First Raw: D. Fair, E. Farrington, M. Colt- erman,A.Farin0,G.Carter,A.Craft, G. Prathaftakis. Absent: Carl Borsch, Rosemary Braniff, Dolores Denslow, Paul Fuller, Betty Langel. ROOM l05 Top Row, Left to right: A. Hill, D. Hock, J. Gordon, J. Halasz, J. Howard, J. Horvath, P. Hill. Third Row: H. Haverstock, B. Hodgins, G. Glass, M. Fites, J. Glass, J. Gutknecht, D. Fisher. Second Row: L. Hoctel, J. Grose, A. Ferency, P. Gore, D.i Haenes, D. Green, F. Bass. First Row: Lois Hartman, J. Grimes, K. Horn, P. Holmes. Absent: Florence Hake, Janet Gaylor, Jack Harmes. ROOM 308 Top Row, Left to right:R.Mitchell,R.Romig,W.Maas, D. Morey, R. Kelley, A. Perusich, D. Repp. Third Row: E. Pinegar, J. Katana, M. Nemeth, R. Weesner, C. Lampos, F. Kapetcki, J. Koscia. Second Row: J. Noiun, M. Lukens, J. Miller, J. Lunsford, V. Medich, B. Lewis, G. Raines, M. Pask. First Raw: M. Johnston, V. Kelley, M. Perry, L. Myers, W. Mastain, L Peterson. Absent: Jack Plummer. 13 1991 ' A ...L 5? PE-if We're proud to be the Junior Class, Class of '48, and soon We'll be SENIORS!! With Carol Anderson Our president - the year was super Our successful dance, the PiIgrim Prance Winning the Seniors' challenge By buying more Christmas seals JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Carol Anderson Vice-President, Andy Hays Secretary, Lucille Nall Treasurer, Nancy Lusher Social Chairman, Julia AnneSarber f- .' ..Q:. L, ,V Qs!- r, s-,,. h its me . fit 1 Mfg . f . vm- sw.. l x l , 4 i . H ., bert, L. . A J fm ROOM 2l7 Top Row, left to right: C. Williams, l. Youngerman, R. Toth, J. Whitmer, R. Tolchin, D. White, T. Varga, B. Stroupe, J. Stackowski. Third Row: D. Toney, B. Stewart, S. Voyno- vich, R. Truesdell, W. Stout, D. Smorin, M. Sriver, D. Utterback, G. Wallace, M. Sriver. Second Row: W. Traver, W. Zimmer, P. Simmons, B. Yanko, J. Truesdell, M. Webb, First Raw: Scoik, M I. Rubens, B. Volkman, F. Wolfe V. Van Goey, D. Van Vos, B. Zumdzinski, L. Willis, A. Vukovits, D. Crispin, L. Talurico, P. Wagner. ROOM ll2 Rap Row, Left to right: D. Leviton, J. Japa, J. Earl, W. Hoover, P. Jenkins, E. Hupp, R. Long. Third Row: M. Kurz, A. Lehman, G. Connell, P. Lan- caster, N. Lusher, P. Keller, J. Cop- enhaver. Second Row: D. Jacobs, M. Laymen, B. Jordan, N. Chidis- ter, C. Kaysen, C. Kaiser, K. Leh- man. First Row: J. Jones, L. Lam- Kowalski, J. Kertai, M. Jackson, E. Lootens, C. Klein, B. Lusher, Absent: Norman Jan- nasch, Jim Johnson, Harold Earl, Jane Leippert. ROOM 3l8 Top Row, Left to right: J. Garlit, C. Garber, S. Hedl, V. Hollister, A. Hays, C. Gage, J. Hafner, C. Hawkins. Third Row: G. Hoffner, R. Harris, R. Chrzan, R. Fuchs, R. Gerkin, R. Frick, R. Green, W. Hankins. Second Row: P. Grinager, L. Coffman, S. Kane, M. Wyatt, M. French, L. Hartman, E. Collier. First Row: M. Henks, W. Hein, M. Hall, E. Green, J. Heckaman, V. Ger- vais, J. Gardner. Absent: Dorothy Forrest, Don Carl, Rosemary Herczeg. ROOM 314 Top Row Left to right: F. Nierzwicki, J. Marchbank, E. Nagy, F. Miller, J. Howe, D. Montgomery, D. Lybarger, W. Zalman. Third Row: S. Paar, J. Davis, N. Miller, N. Murphy, T. Moore, B. Patton. Second Row: L. Overholser, J. McCarthy, L. Nall, D. Crothers, D. Overmyer, G. Ov- erholser, G. Myers. First Row: P. Marriott, B. Moorman, L. Nall, B. Nicodemus, M. Pennell, M. Med- dich, C. Morrow. Absent: Douglas McCreadie, Gene Moberg. I4 . l i L-.- ll li , , it , tl l lt t . ,l 1 il t ll L l t l t ia U ii . V, ,. . it l ll li 1 .l 'L--A l lr' . my il . M L-e ., ,C,,e. l i - ROOM 200 Top Row, left to right: B. Scybert, L. Slater, B. Fin- neran, C. Dent, J. Sieron, B. Reed, K. Ruppert. Third Row: B. DuFfey, D. Konow, P. Peterson, P. Peoples, R. Smith, J. Schneider, S. Smith, B. Slobodo. Second Row: C. For- ling, J. Shally, H. Popovich, G. Ry- marz, D. Roesch, K. DuBois, J. Sar- ber. First Row: M. Bobrick, B. Simmons, D. Six, B. Sherman, M. Schmitt, V. Price, J. Stonton, E. Palatin. Absent: Virginia Singleton, Elizabeth Schantz, John Nafrody. ROOM 209 Top Row, Left to right: E, Emenaker, R. Bieber, D. Bidwell, J. Burden, R. Barnes, J. Carlin, R. Pritz, J. Block. Third Row: B. Boss, J. Baer, W. Ander- son, D. Beyer, C. Bernhordt, D. Campbell, R. Barth. Second Raw: E. Berta, B. Baughmon, M. Chenoweth, N. Brown, M. Ben- ko, M. Wallis, D. Bellairs. First Row: E. Birschitzky, B. Becker, B. Boyd, J. Benner, E. Brugh, P. Billiciu, V. Curran, E. Bentzler. Absent: Oro Lee Benko, Beverly Badman, Bill Burger, Walter Benninghoff. ROOM 313 Top Row, Left to right: L. Epley, J. Toth, D. Timm, J. Gerschoffer, R. Robbins, D. Sto- er. Second Row C. Farrell, J. Sim- mons, E. Weaver, B. Wuthrich, A. Wilfing, B. Werner. First Row: C. Troutmon, B, Werner, R. May- erhofer, P. Peeples, D. Glassford, G. Stalker, P. Schermier. Absent: Dale Lively, John Say, Robert Soos, Eddie Wisniewski. ROOM 206 Rop Row, Left to right: B. Loven, T. Overmyer, J. Coder, K. Merrill, B. Hollister, S. Holquist, B. Childs. Second Row: D. Ciro, D. Marquess, P. Pherson, P. Heath, P. Canfield, E. Hatfield, J. Bair. First Row: T. Prathaftokis, J. Bradfield, J. Barnhart, C. Ander- son, J. Montgomery, A. Loveletter, R. Humphrey, M. Morgan. 15 ..., I A . nt- A , I a x -v P.' .Q I' 1 . A I., in ly. ..v ,.. ' I '.t'.! ' ,,.ar,4-. , , .l 'W 1- 0 I , . v ' .u y, 5,1 1, IPI ' -I ul .fa '+ fwj R- 5 ,- Q -9 3 x . .VI .lr . L N ' ' This is il, what we've worked for The right to call ourselves SENIORS Following Don Krider through our lasl yJ l-ooking al the good limes we've had h 'Tobias and the Angel our class play, Last Chance Dance, so happy and gay, Working like mad lo get everything in, The prom, Sears Day and wailing Anxiously for the Hoosier Poel -This ili ROOM lll Top Row, Left to right: P. Watson, R. Barnes, T. White, J. White, J. Welsh, A. Tompos, M. Young, H. Knaben- shue, T. Gurbick. Second Row: R. Wolfe, J. Zimmer, M. Knepp, B. Jackson, S. Van Meter, M. Wil- son, T. Wentzel, P. Troutman. First Row: M. Trulson, R. Torok, D. Zellers, M. Cowger, J. Watts, B. Phelps, E. Zahrndt, L. Weiss. ROOM 2Ol Top Row Left lo right: R. Martindale, J. Medich, J. Kraft, F. Morrison, L. Mitchell, J. McKelvey, B. Meilner, W. Pal- atin, J. Maloney. Third Row: C. Anderson, M. Kapetchi, M. Mit- chell, D. Kekko, P. McHargue, L. Kovatch, R. Kuzmits. Second Row: P. Powers, W. Myers, J. Klo- wetter, B. Krusinski, J. Lightner, M. Miller, J. Mikesell, P. Livers. First Row: M. Middleton, C. Krist- owski, G. Maple, I. Livengood, J. Laven, L. Misch, N. Megan. Absent: Carolyn Boda. ROOM 301 Top Row, Left to right: B. Henry, C. lmmel, T. Keiser, B. Hepler, L. Hodgens, D. Jern- strom, J. Henrickson, L. Kline. Third Row: E. Harding, M. Horvath, R. Hawley, C. Grenerl, W. Harsh, I J. Katona, B. Keene, M. Hoffman. Second Row: D. Webb, A. Herron, T. Teschke, J. Keywarth, M. Mos- sey, M. Jerzakowski, M. Griffith, R. Hunter. First Row: M. Buel, R. Hannan, L. Hathaway, D. Har- rison, P. Girard, B. Keller, M. Hick- man. Absent: Mary Alice Riddle. ROOM 302 Top Row, Left to right: J. Nelson, P. Frazier, B. George, R. Granberg, J. Frei- stat, C. Foster. Third Row: T. Fer- dinand, B. Felker, M. Orisich, M. Nemeth, G. Gamble, E. Costel- lo, B. Gaylor. Second Row: R. Green, N. Zumpe, M. Gilchrist, N. Garn, P. Glasgow, R. Ford, D. Egierski. First Row: D. DeFree- uw, J. Ewing, L. Siddall, B. Foote, S. Frazier, R. Gibson, R. Gibbs. Absent. Bill Dean, Ann Orisich, Katherine Snyder. I6 Something different has been added at Riley this year. The students in Room TO4, ranging in grades from BB to TOA, all have a common interest, that of play- ing an instrument in the orchestra, and for this reason they have all bee placed in one home room to enable them to practice during sponsor period together. Every morning shortly after 8:30, prac- tice begins, under the direction of Miss Briggs, their teacher and leader. gl O SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Don Krider Vice-President, Janice Mikesell Secretary, Joan Northrup Treasurer, Jane Smith Social Chairman, Phyllis Chidister .5-fin ROOM 303 Top Row, left to right: A. Bada, D. Campbell, V. Cira, J. Bowlby, R. Ramhap, R. Barker, H. Reinecke. Third Row: C. Crone, P. Chidister, P. Crabill, B. Burr, A. Anderson, D. Bockover, O. Kosanovich. Second Row: C. Cripe, V. Colson, J. Brewer, H. Hutchinson, A. Berens, P. Bor- kowski, L. Arnold. First Row: D. Brewer, R. Udvardy, B. Adams, B. Cliftord, M. Boumgortner, M. Cooper, G. Carlson. Absent: Marian Bloch, Juhne Bedford, Gloria Budny. ROOM 3lO Top Row, Left to right: K. Simmons, J. Prikosovits, H. Brown, J. Stackowski, J. Smith, R. Robinson, M. Rummel, K. Smorin, J. Rouhier. Third Row: E. Pietrzak, M. Nemeth, B. Summers, A. Slvtsky, C. St. Clair, J. Stienhilber, G. Ston- er. Second Row: M. Leusch, L. Rymarz, M. Robakowski, P. Stech, J. Smith, H. Petzke, P. Rymarz, J. Rybicki. First Row: J. Smith L. Neddo, V. Sayer, J. Snyder, J. Rightley, E. Schosker, D. Kraus. Absent: Doris Arndt, Dominic Cherrone, Virginia Meyer, Calvin Stroup. ROOM 208 Top Row, Left to right: B. Hart, D. Krider, D. Dalton, J. Webb, G. Diviak, D. Gustafson. Third Row: C. Thomas, H. Seifert, A. Mossberg, J. Northrup, J.WaIl, J. Rouhier, B. Plank, D. Stout. Second Row: R. Zellers, J. Heier- mann, J. Hardin, M. Farrington, J. Lindstedt, H. Epperson. O. Grif- fin. First Row. E. Thompson, J. Sha- fer, J. Swartz, B. Schultz, 8. Wies- iohn, D. Kish. ROOM 104 Top Row, Left to right: J. Clark, J. McGraw, J. Ros- huski, M. Howard, A. Mossie, R. Eaton, M. Hawblitzel, A. Lutz. Second Row: G. Lambert, M. Pet- erson, D. Morrow, R. McGirr, M. Paxton, A. Hood, J. Reeves. First Row S. Smith, C. Phillips, R. Olsen, J. Garny, R. Berens, A. Runyan, M. Westenberg. Absent: Jim Cline. 'U Q wish Q?- l , 4.4- X df f qw In the ollices of Principal Glenn S. Kropf, Assistant Principal H. H. Ogden, and head Counsellor Lawrence T. Pate, the various problems of keeping our school system run- ing smoothly are discussed. CLD Mr. Kropf gets the student's view- point on some matters of school functions, and gives advice to anyone who needs it. Q2.j These three head ofhcers have in their .xr '55, hands the many problems which arise in Riley. CBJ Mr. Ogden advises in all phases of work as Assistant Principal, and is in charge of all attendance records. 14.5 XVith a student helper, Mr. Pate makes out program cards, and as head counsellor, he sends out student-progress reports. 4-0' .L xH! it ,E 5 -as .f K .fQ!mLnL5LLra1fL0n Q1 D Miss Elizabeth Turner of the main C4.j The P. T. A. is enrolled to help in ofhce instructs students on the use of the school affairs and problerns. school Files f2 Miss Bernice Fiedler, in charge of 60 Talking ucket Orders Ovefthe tele- phone IS one of the various duties of Mr. daily school attendance, checks each . Harley Stech in the bookstore. period attendance slips C3 Training of the operation of the Q6.j Mrs. Clara lN1cClary of the bookstore switchboard is given to a student by an furnishes students with various school experienced operator supplies and tickets for games and plays. f4g41nm,.::La.'.g, nr- -na -- -- ' iw' nina- --- ' . 'ww' ,rw tw ' ' Hunan-4 . rr. ftwtn ' J 1-'gnm nlr i 'W 4 J' 4 A I X ., 'Rt v 'jfwi 1 X YV' ' r , fre if lg . ' 3 . 1 ll . ,,.. y- ' H su W u , 'a, l?,, . .. , . if ,QW fm -. ' 'l ..... .... -sl I XX If ' 't'- ' f, ll if li 'uv' .X-If al!! t1.j Artistic posters, and other art work come from the Art Department of which Miss Flora Sanderson is the head. l2.j lXIr. Faust assists students to blossom out with their artistic talents. t3.D Mrs. XYalsh's art students turn out f X., Zj, decorative designs which make a beautiful wall display, t-1.5 Interior Decorating students study the principals of an artistic and well-balanced home. 15.5 XYielding the paint brush is a serious art to these students. ,--,,X,f-v -.,.,,,W! N '--.,--f-- 'X.-,.,,,i f- N-5,,z 'N' Mrs rv.-t,,,-4' minew glafvwalfion Business is said to be the backbone ofthe nation. The Business Education Depart- ment teaches the fundamental steps for a strong business future, starting with an Introduction to Business course which gives the student an over-view of that field. This department gives a close-up view of what the office worker is going to have to contend with when he is led out into this thriving business-minded world. But Experience is the best teacher. CLD Miss Katharine Van Buskirk, head of Business Education Department, teaches her Office Practice class the use of the dictaphone in transcribing letters. f2.D Calculating proves to be useful and very absorbing. C3.j Mr. Vernon O. Bachtel drills his class with shorthand vocabulary. C4.j Typing drills help to increase the students, speed and control. 15.1 Mr. George Koch assists his Book- keeping students to balance their accounts. CD ,,.,-f-- x-Vfs-Nch-N,s,,,-x...,Mx'W,,- Vf,N,.-'WM- xM. 'ii ix L' i ,..NY,,-,.,'x- ......, Ag des her class 11.1 Miss Bess,L. YVyrick divi time between teaching typing and advising members of the Hi-Times Staff. C2.D hir. Lionel R. lxfartinls Introduction to Business class presents the background to business. GJ Dictaphone work is a part of Office Practice curriculum. In M Koch's Business Arithmatic class C4.D r. is an essential fundamental basis of busi- ness. C5.D lXIr. lX1artin teaches typing also and gives his students a ten-minute test. Q6,j Ofhce Practice students learn the use of the ditto in producing copies in large quantities. Xt X ,--5 I i l I l ll ll l l 1 l I I X 23 ix 1:4 7.4 ,,,l,,.-1, -' H 1' '-'Vi WL ,, jig, V, - :iffy 1: -f : 'JB-Y J '.,.,, Q3 ax English is a major subject and a require- ment for every student from the very first years of school right through high school. Here are taught the tools of speech, literature, and the creative and well-ex- pressed English writing. This department furnishes the back- ground for all other subjects for it is comprehensive reading which is required in other subjects. CLD Class discussion is a vital learning process and is conducted by Miss Gene- vieve B. Hopkins, head of the English Department. I, I C2,D Miss Nlarcella Mitchell's English V class learns the principles of good English. 13.5 The English drill book is Miss Lura Van Scoyls way of teaching her class Eng- lish rules of punctuation. C4.j Miss Grace Lushbaugh indicates to her class good sentence structure by way of verb principles. C5.D Mrs, Isabel Doyle explains to a stu- dent the essentials of good poise during speech-making. C6.D To correct their speech, Miss Edith L. Steele's English students hear their own voices on records. l lt gl n .f-LN,-X HJ Students of lNIiss Hilclred lNIoss's class listen to her words of explanation of Eng- lish terms. 42.7 Correct facial expression is an asset to correct English, as taught hy Miss Edith L, Steele. 63.3 Checking class work seems to he en- joyable work to Mrs. Mary Frances Myers and her students. 14.7 The Drama Class with Mr. -ILIIHPS l.. Casaday criticizes the action of the ama- teur actors of the class, 43,3 Besides teaching Math. Miss Florence Ciripe teaches English and qives her stuf dents an explanation oftheir English lesson. VL? A55 ..., I A . nt- A , I a x -v P.' .Q I' 1 . A I., in ly. ..v ,.. ' I '.t'.! ' ,,.ar,4-. , , .l 'W 1- 0 I , . v ' .u y, 5,1 1, IPI ' -I ul .fa '+ fwj R- 5 ,- Q -9 3 x . .VI .lr . L N ' ' ,awww . ,f,t-fix'-' '-,J 9 FN-FVWK ji Z o -fx i il Wllmtmlvlly Laila ...an . l J, V dl lN'lany of the requirements of future oc- cupations for our present body of students include Foreign Language. The Depart- ment of Foreign Language brings to us the language of our neighboring countries and tends to tie us closer with our foreign neighbors. Foreign Language is a requirement of most of our colleges. Riley offers Latin, Spanish, and French. Clj Under the teaching of Miss Helen QW!! Steinhauser students are taught Spanish and Latin. Here they are locating the countries whose ,language they learn. QZQ Miss Elizabeth Noble explains to her Latin Class the various forms of Latin word endings. 13.1 The French Class with Miss Bertha Kiel conduct a geographic map discussion. Q4.D Students at the board study Latin word forms. ,- ' '- + , guidance x i 1 1 Q KTM- -- we ,.. we The counselling and guidance of students comes from the Guidance Department which helps to prepare the student for his future plans. Guidance also shows the student the different sides to social behavior. CLD Mr. Lawrence T. Pate, head coun- sellor. explains to students the required credits to graduate and how a student can get them. Q2.j lklaking out a student's cumulative record, as Mr. Russell E. Rhodes is doing, shows his achievements all through junior high and high school. 13.5 Miss janet Munro helps to plan a student's program for her next semesters studies. M., The study of social behavior is im- portant to all students, Mr. Ernest C. Horn explains to his studying class. 45.5 Checking carefully the student's pro- gram, lXIr. Herschel Hawkins makes sure that the required number of majors and minors is included. '- N- 'jl I iGA,si'X ' sl-Y X if m ,1- ,f 1' ft! Q , 'V fl! Z 1 xi' ftfif 1-' - f-, ff' F fs A L ff l ,, , fx -tt vi' fi, ' H- 1 f f,.,f ,Af V 1 bf tyfvffif kc,4fQtQ9QfQtWt!ffQQ141Q1 .7 .kg X tx-H AH. H- Q N M-,..,. Q w'd'i:'f-fe 3 '3--,,fsf-'uf -wxZ 'N -Nr,-N-f J In Home Economics a girl is taught the fundamentals of good homemaking. Since the dominant ambition and the purpose of the human race is to have a proper home and raise a proper family, this department is most beneficial. Foods, Clothing and Home Manage- ment gives a girl a pretty firm rung on their ladder of successful homemakers. Q10 Girls in sewing class with the approval of Miss Martha Frueh fit and criticize each other's dresses. f2.j Miss Grace Marshall is kept busy with being in charge of the school cafeteria. CBJ Our efhcient cafeteria workers provide the school with the appetizing noon meals. MQ Girls in sewing class find that making their own clothes is better than buying. QS., The correct threading of the machines is explained by Miss Pearl Sellars to her students. A 1 lx ome Colfwlfmcd Xt 'N N-..-,,x..-,,,K,x A -.,... X ff CLD The cooking class is taught the princi- ples and organized ste-ps of planning and making a well-balanced meal. C2.j Even boys enjoy cooking class, es- pecially the enjoyment of eating what they make. C3.D These girls make their own Clothes MVA' 1,7 1 f F I f 'xii-'- cr-x . 1 X 1 iv' y I, v 1 The place where a student has at his dis- posal knowledge in any form and can refer to as many subjects as he needs. This de- notes a well-supplied library. A student can H accomplish his studies o work he needs. nd here a quiet place to r any reference The quiet atmosphere and its many con- fere nce rooms beckon the student to use it frequently. 11.1 Miss Lois R. library work with her w Josephson, head of the ell-organized staff xo 'D to keep the library running smoothly. 12.1 The assistance of Miss Na Pehrson has aided many students who need it in hunting for information. 13.5 The faculty reading room is a place of quiet and content to the faculty who want to read in their spare time. 14.5 The newspaper rack has benefited many students in keeping up with the current news. 15.1 Students appreciate the magazine section of the library. ' omi R. l f f rar I I 1 gf---X.N.e,Aae,,. . 1 Rgib- CLD There are many advantages for stu- dents who like to spend their spare time looking at magazines. C2.j The library provides a place for study and reference work. GQ The library staff keeps the records ,I- - ,I x. R- A-QA-v nA-4 straight and the library system in order. C4.j Checking out books is just one of the many tasks of the library staff. C5.j The library club promotes the syste- matic order of the library. X-,.f-S 1? T- .- Y ,f -nl 3 v X .. f' -, X v',, ' -X! XY-ha'!Z f lgg A -HI V 7 - -A x.--- e ,xH,V,fv--A, ' iii Q:'ff-l,f:'-'Z .,- Y' 1-,Z .xg ,W x x..,..,-f-f---fg,x,,,R,V-,,.,,,,fx,.,..,..-h The teaching of the use of precision tools and machines is done in the Industrial Arts Department. From this teaching will come our future draftsman, tool and die maker and other occupations that tend to give a livelihood for our future wage- earners. f1.j Mr. joseph Shafer, head of the de- partment, checks a student's work for ac- curacy and precision. C2.j A student learns the mechanics of the Ushaper' under the guidance of Mr. ig I xh fs: fa77f,', Zf'. LJ w 1 ,J Charles R. Bonham. C3.D lXIechanical Drawing seems to be an absorbing job from the interest given to Mr. Earl C. Wlebb by the students. Q4.Q Planing wood to perfection is always an asset to a woodworker which is proved by Mr. F. L. Mock's watchfulness. f5.D Electricity is always beneficial and adds to the knowledge of any student. f6.D The bearing grinder operated by students smooths frayed edges. 'Nu Hahn I '1 The wonders of our advancing world are brought to science students who are inter- ested in understanding the workings of our scientific civilization. Chemistry, biology, and physics prepare the student for a better understanding of the whys and wherefores of science. QLD The problems of chemistry are many and hir. Carl C. Schubert, head of the Science Department, teaches a class that is no exception to trying to solve them. C2.l The life of microscopic animal is taught to biology students by lN1r.vI. Greg- ory Parker. Q3.Q The questions and answers of biologfy are taught both from the aid of lvfr. Feliks L. VViatrowski and the textbook. C4.l Mr. Forrest Marsh's room with its many biology displays is of constant won- der and interest to students. CSJ In Aeronautics class, lN1r. Charles Hafron explains the function of the air- plane motor and its parts. ,wmv H 1' Q Q E, I' 1' ,X g 9 551,51 4 5 5 Y 5, 3 'M an ,Q 'N' ff ,N I l q. Mi, Q-aixqws ' 1' tp . Tv fi! ff facto 51,51 lm I If ,f , 'ffl,ffI'Q1'l !lt'i l 1 4 1 , 1 ' , 3 1 , ' . n ' W Q . . ' - , , 5 , 3. , - , j I , V ' Y A1 ' . . - x X , . V 5 - I Q 1 2 ' 5 ' : 1 I 1, i ' ' i I ' I 0 3 1 ' . x 1 ' l ' h X k f , 1 f 3 5 , H V .1 D s 9 Q' Q 5 J 5 1 ' Q,9'f'ls'sf!'?If1 3 9 R igali ' 4 5 li 1 gl' 5 7'5'f 5!Q SY5 , sl o 1- W'i1 53 l i -' ' J , ln . f 3 .. Q 1-:lm U-1:.f.,. i .. L , A I A i t fii'iiiffQ'9!QQ,a,, K , 1 4' 'Pee .api Q f'.4f0'f 1 f 33s1f:'u'a1'1:J3fQ 0 1 0 1 . . , ' , 14 - '. . ,xr ax A1 , 5 1-...Q -1 1 3 . i . , 75 :'- u 1 M, f ' Af Qi i o ? f' i' 2' 3' Xaepfms 'Y Q , - fkgx- ,ff A ' - , X ' I ,T - O 3 ,.' 3.1 I 7 4 . 1 A 'iff' ', Q NX Q- -v-... X X I I R W, e v fv ff, W nf 3 , 24 A, U , --.,...... ,. . Q.. , 'L 3 . ,an ,,--..., ,. , Zi. Z, ?f ff' ' ,P ' ,si 'f' if ,ff 4, u - if ','ffr I ,. ,- , x 1 .2 4?9'f' pf'3,ff' wax, Riley's band and twirlers were dressed up brightly this fall when they were presented for the first time in their new uniforms. The performances they gave at the games and at concerts were well worth time and effort they put into rehearsal time. The school orchestra under the direction of Miss Laura Briggs is composed of talented youngsters who play music on the line arts side. The orchestra plays for concerts, at school affairs, and formal occasions in which they display their musical ability. A .lL il - fl PX ,, xl UN K K X Li my X X , .J lwjl t l fd l l fl in 1----3 XJ,s. 'Z X 2 S 4, x f y, 2d 62 f ld, these sounds bring and re-juggle theorems and equations. xmmedlmdy to our mmds Onwprle mmg Q15 Miss Elizabeth Murphy, head of Mathe- MATHEMNUCS. Whether it is high school - . . . A n matics Department, assists students with proposi- math, algebra, or trigonometry the same goal is tions. reachedfthe bringing to our minds a knowledge ' ol figures which we contend with in every day Q-U MY- Haflelf A- Sfech 5 Class 15 taught the SWPS problems of life and in occupations such as ac- m Solvmg algebra Problems' counting, tool and die malaing, and draftsmanship. Q35 High School Math with Mr. Harry Woodard Not may the Serious Side of appucamm to Work is the basis for future algebra and geometry students. should be considered, for it is a lot of fun in some Q45 Miss Mary Alice Kitson and her geometry respects to zip oil addition problems and juggle minded students appear absorbed in propositions Q fl ,ffe 7' X ,X ,,- ll 'l', will N , X I , ,1 I' tx 9 P Lg Q Q ,Ac X ' Mfg u I X, O X at i l LAN as ,Eff Xl ix? a X X s will X , i '-5 xxx Aemaficfr UQ lXIiss Marie Shively checks to see that students math figures. are doing their problems Correctly' C41 Special assignments are given by Aliss Violet QQ Under the guidance ofhlr. Herschel Hawkins, E. Rohrer to her students. Students Work out puzzling problems' CSJ These students listen as Miss Florence Cripe C3.j Bus math students learn the owers ofthe ex lainsadifficult roblem. ' Y P P P Tlx f J , if y sl ff! CK., if ll-fl L xbjf eiisx ' xl A ,A , Q my 1 ., ,, ,ff IAM! 'sf 'j-f xi'w'X'x.,fXw,,:g ,Jef mf xx fax ,f'X ,Wax fwxf' fix, fxlipfjilwff jf':liN,,f 'gl:yf: :Xwf J, -- K XM Xkjx. -XE!! CNY, ,PRR Yffrgk xx ,rl MAX ',, A K ,xx ,Mk lf, .IX Jfxvwf, Shi, I KN v , I . E551 jf gl Q t fl ' ft X ty f e ,fkfx V' XJR! vf f xf ,AMN f f,fXQAXVA fx!XfNfX yt Gt - ,fx jf' X f NX! xf 'x fy cf A Q WfiU.ff'v' Ei A ,M-fV,RX,,xV,f tx .:, iw, ,K lf -' .-1' .. ' 5- 'Xyf Rf Jjixjjfi ,f X,f'jXt JERRY' Xxfhixi -X X if N' XA A jxlffx fx iff' f X J' t, t' , t, H: .1 The Social Studies Department, of History, Civics, and Sociology takes us to many lands and promotes a speaking acquaintance with our foreign neighbors. Here is taught the quickest routes to our many neighbors and a little about their home life in com- parison to ours. CLD Students are taught workings of the legis- lature of Indiana, and our Federal government in Mr. Russell E. Rhodes, Civics class. f2.j World history students find our neighboring countries under the watchful eye of Mr. Paul L. Kelly. C3.j This student seems to need a bit of Miss Edithe I. Snoke's assistance on the map of the United States. C4.D The study of our world, with Mr. W. E. Campbell at the globe, is vital to every student especially in these times. C5.j What goes on in the world around the United States is important to know, Mr. Alton B. Meyer explains to his students. C6.D Miss Janet Munro quizzes her social studies class to see what they have gained from their lessons. -S X,-.! ' -. X V .-' ' -1-'- 1 AMI' -' ' -'rl' ff oem! .gifwcbed tx X , ,XixdLFi K T txm , ,4 i N QLD Students work hard in social studies as Mr. l4.j The social studies class of Mr. Herschell Bert Anson sees that every thing is clear to them. Hawkins studies the various phases of the govern- L2.D Sociology is a beneficial subject to seniors and mem' absorbing, as plainly seen. lXflr. Claude M. YVol- l'5.D The social studies class with Mr. Robert H. frarn has the attention of the whole class. Forbes at the head studies maps. OJ lN'Ir. Ernest C. Horn's students see history from C6.D These students seem to know pretty well what the logical viewpoint aswellas what the text suggests. their United States consists of on the map. 4 1 fig TH' llfi ff 1, K ,fy 'N 1' T' N N 4,-X 3 sw- NM. -X ff-,L I XR Xf'Nf'Xf' F' ,fi fits ,ff 1 f 11 'eg' T X-f !Xr', fx .,fgXxM,f'! ix' I 5 ,+'!,f! 5' ff ' l i i ln- wgg-i TQ -'J 41 ! xl I tu my 'l 'pl ry. 3 l l'vl vf', Q' A M l 4,27 M, fry, if A ft fllawlmll l!5fQ'fW!1 V1 Lf 4 s 4 1 I 4 'YM The strenuous task of building students, bodies is cipates in gym activities. done .through this. depmrinem' Both the boys Q31 Strenuous calisthenics is a part of our physi- and girls take part in this vital program. . cal build-up program. ldverythmg from sports, calisthenics, and general L45 in Charge of the gym laundry, Mrs. Exodia build-up is promoted. . . Youngs sees to it that clean gym suits are always Q15 lvliss Catherine Lauer, girls, physical educa- on hand. tion direxctcgrkpgians an athletic program with the Q55 Mr' WaYnC Wakefield boys, physical edu- appmva O S U ents' cation teacher gives his classes a well-balanced 42.5 With the boys, Mr. Harry Woodard parti- and well-planned program of gymnastics. V.. Y-Y Y.ff-- K ' Q-gk-! Vj ,,, 'i' gi--I -1- -. Q W T7 x 9 Sw ' 5,5 1.. ',,' sa 5, 9 M 111 'I QV CAal9LLer 3 'Q L V5 I se? ,I guligy A: V., '47 1,?'jS'5-5 pi - 1, xi . X . rgQ clfiuifiw N K iw. 3 Ki ' 'gg' 9 55- 'f . . f,,, lg . .rms Leading the cheers during cl basketball games football an , ' Shirl- were varsxty pepper-uppers, ey, Bud, Gloria, Leon, and Leila KSN ,fb ed BTearr1 yell leaders D1 lx 'IEE'-A 44 PS l.l1b Riley's Hi-Y chapter under the sponsorship of Mr. lVilber Camp- bell spent an active year selling football pins, sending delegates to the state convention at Kokomo, collecting funds for the March of Dimes and presenting the annual Easter Assembly. Couples from Riley shined up their dancing shoes for the tradi- tional Swingheart Sway given at at the Palais Royale on February 14. , 'c.Z ,X X X V :.v:.N'N'N1,j is-lf ul, ,ui f:,,1'z fc! V-..f.,-.f, Soft and sentimental to jumpin, jive is included in the repertoire of the versatile Dance Band. Mr. VVilliam Richardson directs the group. ll ,aff 3 lvdylf 'ff 5 X I fc? 45 ,ff- x ' x.:,: :X ,q 'fi 5 xi'-' . Q' xi-' - L ,y,'N.L Lf' ' 5? i' V .xx X ww xiff ,f-f- --f,.,f..i LA THE JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY HIGH SCHOOL SOLTH BEND, INDIANA Principal ' GLENN S. KROPF PRODUCTION MANAGER TOM KEISER SECTION EDITORS INIARILYN LEUSCH XKYIOLA SAYER DELORES EGIERSKI ILENE RUBENS ALMA XIUKOVITS TOM KEISER JOAN NORTHRUP ANNE IVIOSSBERG LILLIAN RYMARZ FACULTY ADVISORS BESS L. XVYRICK GEORGE KOCH kv! YT -,M . ,. -, f - -. ,4 f F' ,A- 'iff-- ,X.X, ff-f--f, rr F X f , f 'UQN , .NS -Avi, J'L wt: If Lf, -1 'r,-fy, ml, MVA I A, ft 'Hb' ,J f--1 , ,IJ -,.f Xt bers of the Drama Ciub scripts with dub Casaday Niem is over ewis rd Koo mes L hcomirxg Boa Mr . Xa Cort sponsor, in preparation for a production. ii 'QX ight If- 'vi X,2+.ff!'X , pl t King, t Two Siatterns starring, Gioria Budnexla Ohm 3393, Pat Marriott and 3059 Gasiaa was given for the P.'Y.Pt. 5 l Wayne Zoirnan, 'Lies taking Wie i 46 easxf, in the roie of Luter appear- ed on the Riiey stage October 15. V- 1 fl ZW ,sit VJXX 1 3 Y v C 'us H 1 5 X X E, ' ,ff 'tk uf, N 1 51,-'K N1 Y . u X' xx' l H Q r xi owe' it fav M ' ,gf M ,rf 1 1 '-' Vx he ry ff I ff? kim RAF - e frshgarsaj 1- Wen nal Orfh atan Stag CIAIO assff es be-fuSC'T OI- ra J Y. C 56.13 3 Ing h I I Cn ar I des 05 YO 1 a mom how If Omg-15,81 Cnr, Pin gfewp, L. u . o - ' . , You these C' Prmgess CCh1o, to His If lffle Cuff of s She - 6 f nose Once finding youu!! tQ11 1-H0116 Ur Oh, .fl . n ,X if f V I I I ze apr F36 1 01-rx w V Lx P U' f ., E .' ,, , f alds t Foubjina X ? 0 YOU, p X . xx A - Rf k , A Wk gl ktzkfyit xr ' 3 ,'15'I':il1 ww -A Q4 ki, 'img - rw - ,ru S-M 'Q 1:5-5 s T653 r scene irombara Bandar Anoihet Miss Bar d Mr. s f Y Whlch . X SCOYC 3? O he musxca xC5 and . wrote K the wr h, Casaday d1aX09,UC' WYOYC Re po gtructrters receive la pres lons before H. flf minute in S: from 1' inqes - a . 306s p gf Cdltors HCHTZO ea Kate and Alm a. Whhe editor-in-C h edkxor-for-a-6201, age reporters. KO Lunc a George advkses Exist Q f7 Out VL, . -j 1, L1 f X so , fif QF -F 'W f fm ,gf wfffmu Y fU7 axhers and ' 5 issue. fw J' f Q , f f fg xl Q 0 2 al ' -. ,fsQ,f f-Cm, ' -unix-5, f w fill - 3 'Z' : 2 V - . , for . L tbl - '. xg Wpisw lf? rinter, KeY'ChCkU Q lem-CS lol P L DY is HS CO brew ., yu X A xl Im QNX. . Y,.,, Chief Hart writes on as sports editor Tom ponders over latest box scores. Shooting people is theirjobl lNIr. George Koch, Bob Summers, and Kate Lehman schedule and take pictures throughout the school year. 'F' ' tl-L 1 on he dfwe is f0lkS7 t . fuf - . ht up Captains Step ng' QOYU ' , nd 1 , . .Home Y ubsilflber 3 ugh link WPC' between S 49 l A- Xb. ff Q GW ti at Senors and Senoritas vocalize to the tune of El Rancho Grande in typical South of the Border fashion. Parlez Vous Francais? . . . Cer- tainly, say Miss Bertha Kiel's French Club members. Among the club's activities dur- ing the past year were a trip to Detroit, corresponding with French pen-pals, and sending boxes of food to people in this war-torn country. Weekly Spanish Club meetings come to order with Miss Helen Steinhauser's greeting of, Buenos dias. On the c1ub's agenda for the past year . . . sight-seeing in the big city of Chicago included a tour of station WMAQ, a special Mexi- can program at the Museum of Science and Industry and eats at an exclusive Mexican shop . . . a Valentinels Day get-together . . . and initiation. W i Us O 'l vip N fi--Q W.. 1? ,illit- .xdclfiuiLLie5 ff- ,Vx ,,-. '+- ?fC 1-5-ff 'gkfz -ie-1 Steadx stream ofLit1n C lub mem bers flow into Nliss Elizabeth Noble s room for XX ed nesday after- noon meetings. Caesar looks indifferent as Maxine Hardesty casts admiring glances on the great Roman hero. Initiatinq new members in the Roman baths . . . The Delphic Oracle CHalloween Celebrationj . . . Thanksgiving Pot Luck . . . Christmas Party '... Floralia . . . Chicago trip . . . high lights on the Roman calendar. A.. If I - 1 i .fdcfiuifiw fa ff' ' ,X , -K N -' Par Bm . alll A4 Ger ' ary A1' Whijy Qverholser Ice Jackson, - mCf Sm'1 ' and M IDU 1, Iepurr if ary for? thafld-made wijdilatwliile sell- C SCCflOna1S' ping bes Girl Reserves sporting their new name, Y-Teens, meet with sponsor g., - V il N -X nh S-ICN, , KS l l 1 l 1 a, X Miss Violet Rohrer for regular Tuesday morning meetings. In- cluded in the years round of activi- ties for the girls was a football dance and a spring dance. he 0 L ho fu ies Xe W :GOV eOP SS t we V' fxovs Cm aieilows MCC ras KOY va Gals and mefha' C2506 QU X41 ming me- tfkcatfl 'sfo W3atrOW5 0 giddy Quai NSY' Edna dule' -Sw WU davis SCM iafmgs Coe ,Q J 'SIX l sl ji A Nfl wh QRS. wgf li 5 t, X ..f DWR N5 fiijag 52 mfg: Qi! fs A X fvfffxwf ll h N f ,xfxf x xxx, JK, ,ffxzxp ,XJ ffyfff , X . :1 V K , 4 fxjiw xQO53.sX2C f !.,!s7f2fs,3jKQeQ 1 X efs Qfxj ,xx X ross repre- f all Red C A meeting 0 ether by ' es ls called tog semauv Robalaowslal. Rlley's con- . 8- Mirra ' ' worthy organxz 'buuon to thxs h our m tlon was received gratefully y local chapter. .fkfsfyxx I V I ' ,,., h , 15, ' 1 if .X XXX at is jlp uv h - 'eH, drop i SHI Cri ng of this n on a alld E C I' ' Ulure . WH you aries H Eivlato affon. th rs wh - , ey C2111 air planes. Cn It Corn CS to new in the way of ae- Somethlng ' ' f boys who 's thxs group o tivltles 1 ' ' ' llecl cars down then' jet-px ope hir. race the corridors after school. Bert Anson sponsors the club. 'EW Serious expressions denote school problems that will be attended to by Student Council oflicers and Mr. Claude Wolfram, sponsor. Carol Anderson Cseated beside hir. Wolframj succeeded Harriett Lawson as president in january. Alma Vukovits was elected vice- president and Juanita VVuthrich became secretary. 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 l l 1 l 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l T L 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . l 1 l l 1 K 54 SEPTEMBER: New qfcers lake eharge. NOVEMBER: Sladent Connell plans huge Cenhal Parade anal Pep Rally . . . DECEMBER: Chrislmaf gjlsfor Chil- a'ren's Dnperzxagy . . . Decorating the free in the main hall . . . JANUARY: New reeordx for noon dances . . . FEBRUARY: . . . Safe Driverb- League . . . more new records . . . Red Cross Drive . . . APRIL: Gy! jrareels sent to Aarlria. Xe x 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 l 1 1 ie 1 l l l 1 - 6 X-001115 l yqsentlflg hom Studenwfepi . iguncil meet' 3 C 1 at Tuesday mornxngx ms i ing Bir sCliOOl Prob 6 i l 1 l1 Riley played host to the Forum of Q X Student Affairs last November. 1 Mr. john Robinson of New York E41 City acted as general moderator. Gathered around nurse Ruth Hernly are Riley's Anti-Tubercu- losis Auxiliary Board members. Two important projects under- taken by this group during the r included the sponsoring of f'l the Christmas Seal sale and the selling of dangles at Notre Dame football games. Glenna Deane Maple and Frank Nierzwicki are the school's representatives at county T.B. league meetings. Debaters gather last minute in formation before plunging into heated debate. Riley's Debate Team, under the coaching of lXIr. Russell E. Rhodes, has partici- pated in thirty-eight debates with St. Joseph Valley league teams throughout the year. ' ' Q --:aa 5a,4.'g'4:.-'lm mm. ff S iq-, I .-asfgwh 'D mf On duty, our nurses assistants Rosemary, lNIarilou, lX1arlene, and Mary Helen who devote their study halls each day to doing chores in the nurses ofhce. Ail- r.'ff'ur1ry F'-:msc Lebmry 900 '.'.'Q'!.'. fr Tiff!! FC Riff ,I'. r:A 71'n ll, smiling hall guards sit silent These - ' ll rotecting the O watches in the ha s p law and order of the school. 0 O A C+ U 0 O Q5 I' Organized to bring about bette understanding among all peoples The East-West Club of Riley under the leadership of President hlarilyn Wilson has spent a worth- while year. Among the interest- ing guest speakers at the club meeting were Reverend George Dick and Rabbi Albert Shulman. hir. H. H. Ogden advises the group. 'gHere is your seat madame, and your programf' This, John Hen- rikson tells fellow' Usher Club members, is the most familiar phrase in ushering! The boys who are under the sponsorship of Mr. joseph Shafer, usher for all important school activities. u Q Q o 0 O CJ O O 4 o Qi 0 ea -ll ,ik iisx S158 '-N. ex:-' - - . Alozlmr with pr' mid Dad Pause QU. , in A meipal Glenn Q V J Chat qliirc' about I h Ixropf to school work . o nny :md gmidg 5-'P wr ,.-. Otlicers and board members of the Riley Parent-Teacher Associa- tion gather for a meeting with faculty member, Russel Rhodes. Mr. Bonham lends an ear as HPop relates Certain facts about his son's skill in the woodshop. 1.111 ,:' J, ,- l l i l I Q I i l An attractive tea table is arranged in the library for parents on the night of Open House. Mrs. Nlildred Boss and lX1rs. Wialter Bellaires poured. S7 '? Expressions on Dad's faces are on the satisfied side as plans for the Quarterback Club Moms Night are completed. Waltz me around againf, said Mom to Dad as the band played on. Turkey and all the trimmings plus the added attraction of Bo McMillin were featured at the Quarterback Football Banquet given in honor of the football players. Q v lt. wil l .rv la 1 I v v - - VV - VUL .l .l. U 'V -sled pau U19 'I Wdkfilldnfb' 61.9.1 Aung-qncgg INDIANA COACH Y. . - Sue CP K. v Schedule T0 GIVE MAIN - ' C' 4 O9 'V - EECHDEC 16 Rn' ffl' W5 xg., qovxfkinn ,,,,'f,fl3?, ' manlallla, held ' X, . - . , pch and alma-af of .. a.. a. ..,,. ,X X5 . fy, +le::ig'Lv-' wal WX' f,'Z::l:.,:::: 'Y- Iwrllfy hf' ,V- A x 55 rv Q X90 'panama 11-bn on yur M I.,-' 5 cg , ygs na ,I of ee or ,a : ' ff' Ke, , . 5965 XQAM Boogb 5 ul 'pid f' 9 9 ,Lv 959 . ce 6,5 '59 096395 'rap BY L QV. Q if X56 90 -vl W' e 999.9 5' 9109 Cb Sw. - W ' H - 4 .-' 0 . 0 .Yin K , 0 Q Q' 09' Oo 0 ?1's'qwY' X 'S '5553'0ZJ f 01 03 X' q gk. at fo! 9,5 Z ,aaa xyazx' 39 ,,n3.V's,. V 0 PJ ' 0 , Q a 9 9 Ax Scot ,aahinaw 'ww' gm, aa. ' . 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Weesner, H. Kline, G. Cserpes, E. Hupp, E. Nagy, R. Keene, O. Grifhn, V. Ciro, T, Baer, J. Krider, Coach G. Parker. Fourth Row: G. Carter, R. Boda, J. Routsong, R. Hill, P. Simmons, D. Bohm, W. Hoover, J. Nafrady, S. Voynovich, L. Bloom, J. Whitmer, C. Anderson, T. Megan. Third Row: R. Scybert, R. Doyle, J. Horvath, D. Jerntsrom, C. Mclntyre, F. Nierzwicki, J. Geraghty, R. Robinson, P. Smith, D. Carl. Second Row: Coach P. Kelly, T. Prath, M. Hoffman, R. Turk, G. Diviak, R. Weaver, M. Young, J. Kalas, J. Gerschoffer, R. Gruntdner, P. Eitler, D. Labis, Coach H. Woodard. First Row: D. Krider, J. White, R. Anderson, A. Derda, P. Frazier, A. Tompos, W. Pasman, K. Smorin, J. Nafrady, R. Hepler, R. Soos. J. Kosanovich, L. Comegys, S. Hedl, B. Duffy, J. Toth, and Mgr. J. Medich are missing from picture. ode Area X Time Passes FIRST GAME-FIRST VICTORY With ten seconds of the first half remaining and Riley on the short end of a 7-0 score, end Lennie Comegys raced into his end zone, button-hooked and waited. The hustling senior waited not long as halfback Art Derda's pass hit Comegys chest high for Riley's first score. Fullback Jim White broke the 7-7 tie and scored the game-winning touchdown to give Riley a 20-13 victory over the Linton Miners in the Wildcat's first grid game of 1946. A TALE OF 67 YARDS TRAVELED BY TOMPOS Game! Riley vs. Mishawaka. Scene: School Field. Score: 6-6. Time: Second quarter. The ball rests on Riley's 33-yard line. At this point quarterback Andy Tompos lines the Riley backfield into a short punt formation with himself in the tailback. Center Ken Smorin spirals to Tompos who is headed for the enemy right tackle and breaks through and reverses his field. Now he's doing a circus tight rope act down the sidelines. Next hels' outrunning the entire Mishawaka secondary and completes the 67-yard trip and Riley leads, 12-6, and goes on to a 18-6 victory. KRIDER SCORES-NO MORE Don Krider had to leap high to snag Art Derda's pass in the end zone, but Krider held on, after fall- ing down, and Riley led 6-0 in the first quarter. But that was the beginning and the end for the visitors as LaPorte scored twice in defeating Riley 13-6. FOUR MEN SCORE AS MANY TOUCHDOWNS Guard Mel Young fell on an Adam's fumble, and end Lonny Comegys raced around end a few plays later to score first for Riley. Three more touch- downs were in the rainy nightis ofling as the purple and gold scored 25 points to Adams' nothing. Art Derda, George Divijak, and Dick Turk, who went 71 yards, all tallied for the victors. A GAME AND A LETTER Riley whitewashed Sullivan of Chicago, 39-O, in barrage of touchdowns in which not only varsity men like White, Tompos, and Krider scored, but even B team player Roger Winter trotted into the end zone. A month later a letter from the Chicago coach was received by Coach Kelly. It read: We re- spect your ability to play good, clean, heads-up football. If you want us again next year, we promise you a better game? WELL SAID, MR. HAFRON. WELL SAID It was great, it was magnificent, courageous, and something that all Riley should be proud of. Our boys proved to themselves and to all that Washing- ton is not invulnerable or unbeatable. They are just another team like anyone else. They put their shoes on one foot at a time, just like our boys. The second half they realized that? This is the 13-12 upset victory over Washington summarized by Assistant Coach Charles Hafron, as eleven W'ildcats from the south side of South Bend had played the game of their career. EVERYBODY SCORES BUT TI-IE WATERBOY Almost everybody scored a touchdown except man- ager Tom Gurbick as Riley annihilated North Side of Fort WVayne, 39-0. Touchdowns were a dime a dozen, occuring as frequently as Kelley could substitute. A HEADLINE AND A STORY Riley's weekly paper, The Hi-Times, ran a head- line that screamed out, Michigan City Upsets Cats, 19-123, A four inch story followed describ- ing the local boys' second road-trip defeat in as many attempts. 70 YARDS wERE'NT ENOUGH After beating Riley, 25-6, Indiana sportswriters two days later ranked Central third best team in Indiana, but Riley's 6 points of the game rnerit telling. Fullback jim White intercepted a Bear pass on the foe's 30 and set sail for his goal line. White sprinted like a trackman and when reaching mid-field he waved good-by to his pursuersg then finished the 70 yard dramatic jaunt. TENTI-I GAME-SEVENTH VICTORY Andy Tompos scored his seventh touchdown of the season to nose out White's 36 points for high scoring honors, and Paul Frazier tallied his third touch- down of the campaign as Riley closed 1946 with a 19-0 win over Garfield of Terra Haute. x Q wg, 'ff Q11 6 D , X 'I' .g X!- izsgnlh A . Q Fi 'T 4. 'GL 4 5 .Q Mgr, a xl! Q I' X Vast. 'WJ egg - ...,,fj team and assistant varsity coach Greg Partner reads Ritey trti-Times, weetrty newspaper, on a typicat Friday morning when paper is issued. Parker's sophomores ana on tive and tost one dur- IlII.EY B TEAMfWON FIVE, LOST ONE TOP ROW, tett to right: W. Hoover, J. Whitmer, R. Prikosovich, J. Howard, P. Ranick, T. Meagan, B. Duffy, D. Cart, ijlftif-Tx W S. Weesner, F. Chrrone. THIRD ROW, tett to right: J. Horvath, B. Scybert, P. Smith, J. Toth, J. Notrody, R. me e :mem Season' Wosowski, S. Moxie, J. Axetberg, R. Weesner, S. Voynovich, SECOND ROW, tett to right: C. Mctntyre, R. Cira, J. Boer, F. Neirizwicki, S. Yambrictr, W. 7.otman, J. Orisich, R. Winter, D. Bohm,. FIRST ROW, Iett to right: R. Doyte, R. Woodcox, G. Carter, D. Sobis, F. Bass, R. Crott, B. Hencsh, E. Ftotowish. Wffef ,-,.1ffk!kX--f2iff1f,Zf Q01 4. ff--.W fn!-.,f,,fh ff! 14.1 L-E-4 Rite, 6 B' TEAM S s Riley 21 CHEDUL5 Q l946 1-c,, Riley 26 Central Riley TEAM, SCH '--. V N Riley 6 Adams 7 Riley 'I4 J EDULE Riley I3 wdshing' 0 Riley I3 Nilferson Riley 24 Mishaworn 13 Riley I2 adigon 0 thx 6 Ggshen a 6 Riley 48 Nllrter 0 T 24- Elkhor' Q 14 L 'CoIn 77 '-- ,mf 0 Harrison - 0 V 'P vu 7 -.. RILEY C TEAMfSOUTI'I BEND CITY CHAMPIONS TOP ROW , teh to right: B. Whippo, L. t-Iittring, M. Wiegand, J. Krider, B. March, B. Britton G. Wendt, C. Watts, O. Watters, R. Rosbrugh, manager. SECOND ROW, teft to right: Coach A. B. Meyer, T. Compbett, B. Crocker, 1 D. Merritt, D. Keiser, t.. Mahoney, J. Mumford, J. Vigus, M. Snyder, S. Herczeg, J. Pedevitta. FIRST ROW, teft u5J 9,'I 'II' on 'he d 55J 9 'om' to right: J. Grubbs, C. Johnson, L, Jipping, D. Simpson, R. Seetey, K. Smorin, D. Watts, K. Weesner, J. Attic, 1 Iwttehn board, C team coach Atton t Meyer ittustrates his unbatanced D. Buerger. Iingfa tine that aided in Meyer's team winning the South Bend city championship. 5 ' i i t t t t t S t i t t t 65 I rf, - .. hw, , at Vklhile it is still early in the morning we cntcr Riley. It is here at school where we spend our adolescent days, going to the classes, participating in activities and enjoying the atmosphere of social Contact with other people. Whether we are enter- ing Riley for the first time or not, we know that each day holds something new for us - and we are eager as we walk up the fainilizir walks and pull open the big brown doors. ---,W ., ff-AA 7 'Nz X Lwi X ,Q ,s t f X l H i L . t N5 1 F ,X ...N ..-..., ...i X 1 , tl . Xt ' ,X ' ' -X l, -mx X l , it lil! ll? l lil a: lvl i ',,-. W K .,li..F'X ,il -S-1. C-., . f JL A 5 X N t. k 1- i.1es 5 ,ui- l X ll. .JN lu J l 1 ll -i . Xl W ll lil ,fl ,WX 'l 1 l l f-l , l ll 'l l J 1 .. V, t J' My I EW LXR l LEW l During an after sc Wayn of the hool practice, Head Coach e Wakefield reviews the finer points court game with Lor a Overholser. This was Wak f' ' ing at e leld s fifth year of varsity coach- Riley. Harry Woodard, C team basketball Coach, converses with John Bradfield in Riley's front gym, Woodard's team had to practice at 6:30 a.m. due to varsity and B team work- outs after school r C Senior Manager John Webb lrightl and As- sistant Bob Butz neatly pads equipment for the flrst Central game. Riley, however, was drastically sma k c ed, 57-22. B Team Coach Greg Parker's famous cry, Where's the managers? has become almost legendary at Riley. Among other things he is known for are his basketball teams. This year the reserves ' won thirteen and lost seven. N H XOVXCM rl ' I 'x 'K if x i MS Z ra vm-kouse .,, Q - J CH ARMEY ST MM NNEXSH K ROUHXER ERNXE NPG CUP? POSTER SAC ,IP 1' ..,.g.,,N x 4.1! 'r E O M NASE? I 1- J' XX , CLAXR ,ig I .fi E R O fm 1 FX .-U X I --f K I ' I . 4, U Nr g E 'El' I 31 ! . I Q, R ,A ' X , 55W I3 , . 1 I .. ' 'NN V VA, ,. ,- , 'X Q J, fa ' ' I ' LL ' ww mmm 1 XX ' 1341 e li cz ,JI 41 t kN :Z ' P 1 .Ig Ki Z QP ' BOB H MU 'x ,S i r' 4 VI . 1 ' X 'Y .fl 1 54, em siom L 6 l.L?,..x 1 x, N, x v -r, gf , ,fav X 1. ff , , VIA N?-' 'gl A 4 . .J Q . A ,gt Q . E1 x ,X A, kxxghfx V,-QXE Z 2 3, ,L xx LANIEN x ' H55 U-OB ANDERSON ll '-'RD HODGEN : l:, U 1-,O RILEY LEADS, 4-1, BUT- The Central Bears hadnit beaten Riley for two years, since 1944 to be exact, but the Bears made up for lost time walloping the purple and gold 57-22, after the Cats briefiy led, 4-1. LONG WINTER FORECASTED Senior jim lVelch collected more rebounds in this game than he did in any other battle of the season, but rebounds don't always pay off as Riley was defeated 40-18, by Washington, in the longest thirty-two minutes John Adams Auditorium wit- nessed all through 1946-47. The fans thought, If this keeps up it'll be a long winterf' XVELL, MAYBE NOT TOO LONG The South Bend Tribune quoted: 'iRiley out- fought, out-played, out-ball-hawked John Adams but didnit out-score the Eagles as they edged Riley, 33-29. Little Lora Overholser, a junior, fancied 13 points as fans anticipated his coming back in 1947-48. OH VICTORY, NVHERE ARE YOU? Riley's dreams of a converence victory were dis- turbed by lN'Iishawaka's 37-32 win over the weary lVildcats who were still in search ofa court triumph. 'SHERE IT IS, QUOTES JIIXI NVELCH Jeffersonville traveled three-hundred miles to South This action sho! catches junior Lora Overholser fNo. IU in mid-air making fwo poinfs againsl Culver. af John Adams Auditorium. Riley came from behind lo win, 56-46. Bend only to be sent home with Rileyis first basket- ball success in five attempts, 41-31. Jim Welch thrilled the auditorium scoring 19 points-almost half of his tearn's total. A HEROIC COMEBACK, BUT DEFEAT Peru led 33-16, in the third quarter, but Riley staged a spectacular comeback, tying the score at 33-33. Peru then said goodbye, going on to win, 43-39. The consolation game listed Riley and Frankfort. The Hotdogs won, 53-48, in an all-offense game, as defenses had been left behind in the dressing rooms. Tom Keiser collected 17 points for the losers and three Peruvians scored 44 points com- bined. JANUARY BRINGS 1947 AND TRIUMPH january ushered in a new year and Riley's second victory of the season, beating the Plymouth Rockies, 53-42. Cliff Foster gleamed with 13 points as the lVildcats made 25 markers in the last quarter. WIN FIRST OF FOUR CONFERENCE GAMES Conference games with Washington, Central, LaPorte and Elkhart were next on the almostwin- less Riley schedule, but the Cats surprised South Bend fans by winning the first, 36-35. Jim Welch totaled 17 more points to his accumulation. ln another good action picture that brings out the auditorium lights high above, Riley's Cliff Faster iNo. 99l attempts a short shol against Culver that was no good. Other Riley players are Tom Keiser fNo. 441 and Lora Overholser fNo. ll at rightl. Fbql V HAYS HITS TXVICE THEN BEARS SAY GOODBYE Junior Andy Hays had cracked two long shots to begin with and when two minutes of the first quarter had elapsed, Riley was again hanging on to a 4-1 lead. But Central had again humored the Cats as they went on winning, 42-24. RILEY 46, LAPORTE 45-A GAME TO REMEMBER If all records of this game are ever lost, the Riley- LaPorte contest ofjanuary 16, 1947, will never be forgotten by those who attended and played. Riley's seven-time defeated XVildcats upset the Slicers, who were co-leaders of the conference, 46-45, in one of the best played games John Adams Auditorium watched this season. BLUE BLAZERS BRAVE BLIZZARD- BEAT LOCAL BOYS Another one of those long evenings dragged through when Elkhart braved near freezing South Bend temperature and a blizzard to smother Riley, 48-29. Were these the same Wildcats that de- feated LaPorte? STOUT AND FOSTER LEAD FIFTH WVIN Bill Stout and Cliff Foster led Riley's 25 point fourth quarter drive to whip Culver, 56-46. Stout left the B team and gathered in ICD points in his varsity debut. nI'LL DO IT. SAYS CLIFF AND 20 POINTS Cliff Foster literally said, Let me do it boysf' as the big senior center heaved 20 points through the Goshen baskets to lead his team to a 43-37 con- ference win. HI-TIMES QUOTES DEFEAT The Riley Hi-Times commented, 'WVith six seconds left to play a Rochester Zebra hit the hoop for two points to give the Zebras a 41-40 victory, The XVildcats trudged to the showers with their ninth loss of the season as pandemonium reigned from the local fansf' OVERHOLSER AND HART STAR-BUT TO NO AVAIL Lora Overholser, Bob Hart and Cliff Foster did their best to carry Riley to its seventh triumph as the trio scored 32 of the Cats 44 points, but John Adams had looped one more point to win a 45-44 overtime thriller. CATS YVHIP CITY, 48-40, SLICERS LICK BEARS XVhile Riley was winning at Michigan City, 48-40, in nearby LaPorte the Slicers, defeated only by Riley in conference play, were unbelievingly shellacking Central, 60-36, who had won two scrim- mage sessions with the Wildcats, 57-22 and 42-24. Thus the south siders were the only conference successors over the LaPortans, who tied Central in the final league standings. Q.,-f'x.,.,,-'g I rdf- JV-.X.,..,v.,,. LAY,-f -YA -- v,A1 f ' ' Riley Hi-Y Club enferfoined lhe feam ond coaches wilh a luncheon on fhe day of Riley's sectional debuf. Thai nighl, although ihe food had digesled, the Wildcafs losf, 43-35. The demand for sectional fickels was so greaf lhaf a loflery was necessary. Here drawing oul nam'es is Forresl Wood, Cify Recrealion Direclor. Principal G. S. Kropf and Mr. Harley A. Slecli, Comptroller, are walching. SUDDEN DEATH KILLS RILEY-11TH TIME After leading 39-37 with twelve seconds remain- ing, Ft. YVayne North Side tied the score and went on to hand Riley its eleventh setback ofthe season in a double overtime, 45-43. In the second over- time, which was sudden death, North immediately ended the heart-breaking game. XVELCI-I, FOSTER TAKE TURNS SCORING Phenomenon: The first half against Nappanee jim Wlelch scored 14 points, the last half a foul shot. Cliff Foster scored one foul shot the first half and 14 points the second half. Beating Nappanee, 57-40, however, was no phenomenon as the XVildcats warmed up for the sectional. .A . - .-,. ,. .. ,. -.f - 1,k-.,f-XA.-V . -6 TH I RTX'-TWO MINUTE SECTIONAL APPEARANCE Riley trotted backwardly onto john Adams floor on the Hrst night of the South Bend sectional. People were perched everywhere except on the baskets themselves. Madison Township had traveled some eleven miles out of the country, over snow-covered roads to meet the eleven-time de- feated city boys. After thirty-two minutes of one- sided action, the residential representatives had kissed 1947 a fond goodbye. The rural delegates had won, 43-36. 'S--f-,,.Xqf,i P7T'k7X- '4'xf- -e-'h '5 ln the back gym, home of Riley B teams the 1946 47 , - squad is lined up from left to right. TOP ROW: G. Varga, B. Romig, J. Whitmer, J. Earl, J. Steffee, R. Bubick, E. Nagy, J. Krider, B. Duffey, D. Bohm, P. Smith, P. Ranick, J. Axelberg. FIRST ROW: G. Chubbuclr, R. Whiteman, R. Winter, D. Scholnik, S. Voynovich, B. Stout, B. laven, J. Bay, B. Britton, O. Austin, D. Carpenter, D Milam. i, , 1 . T - . Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley 2O.. 42.... 33 .... 21. C TEAM SCHEDULE . . .......,.. Muessel . ...Lincoln .... ... Madison ......Nuner . . . .... Jefferson . . .... Harrison . . . . Lincoln . . . .Nuner . . . .... Harrison , . .... Lincoln . , . . .Jefferson . . . . .Madison . . .... Nuner 25 'i ':. in 4 1946-47 RILEY C TEAM TOP ROW: B. J. Smith, D. Merrill, C. N J. Krider, B. Britton, D. Seeley, K. Pritz Mgr. R. Overton. FIRST ROW: D. Simpson, J. Bradfield, B. Romig, E. McCai e J. M g , yers, l.. Jipping, D Snodgrass. Riley 10 .............. Centre 9 Riley 20 .... .......... C entre 12 C team won eleven and lost four. Whippo, L. Mahoney, yerges, 1946-47 B TEAM RECORD Riley 33 . .. . Central 38 Riley 23 . . , .Washington 17 Riley 20 ,, ..... Adams 34 Riley 15 . . Mishawaka 27 Riley 27 ...., . ...... Lakeville 18 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Riley 31 ...., .. .Madison 20 Riley 30 . . ........., Adams 31 Riley 31 . . ..Plymouth 25 Riley 18. .. .. .Washington 30 Riley 32 ,., ...Central 30 Riley 40 I. .. LaPorte 31 Riley 24 Elkhart 15 Riley 27. . ..., Culver 19 Riley 21... . ...Goshen 16 Riley 25 ., .. Central Cath. 12 Riley 32. . . ...... Rochester 30 Riley 7... ......., Adams 19 Riley 28. . . . . .Michigan City 31 Riley 34 ..., .... F t. Wayne 29 Riley 25 .......... Nappanee 15 B team won thirteen and lost seven. B TEAM RESERVES Riley 30.. . ..,.... Mishawaka 20 Riley 34 .... ..... C entral 33 Riley 28. .... Adams 29 Riley 37 ,... .... A dams 18 Riley 32. .,,... . .. . .Central 25 Reserves won four and lost one, won City championship. .n.v.-4. - Muna.. ..-,., . , Riley golfers are pictured from left to right: Clifford Dunnhjay Doub, Don Dalton, Don Campbell, Bill Stout, and jack Rouhier. The golfers pictured above enjoyed the south sideis best season in many years. Losing only one meet in nine played, the linksmen were led by number one man Jack Rouhier, who led the medalists in the LaPorte tourney. P -- season ln years during 1946 .Z I946 GOLF RECORD Riley 7 Adams 5 Riley 9112 Mishawaka Qlfg Riley 6112 LaPorte 5112 Riley 9112 Mishawaka 2112 Riley 6112 Adams 5112 Riley 112 La Porte ll112 Riley lO Michigan City 2 Riley lO Central 2 Riley 12 Washington 0 Riley won 8 and lost l. Won Conference Championship. The table tennis team assembles in the Riley gym. The present instructor, Bert Anson, originated the game just this year at Riley. Standing from left to right are: P. Troutman, Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley 1 Tennis and lc ble lennis inslrucf- or, Berl Anson, is caughl by camera in U lypicol pose- bracing himself on o desk and holding chalk in hand. Riley's tennis team leaves school for a match. From left to right are Paul Troutman, Don Beyer, Ray Bieber, Don Natheruis, jim Mel- key, and Stuart Hansen. 1946 TENNIS RECORD O Central 5 O LoPorfe 5 4 North Side l O Michigan City 5 l Adams 4 3 Mishcnwokc: 2 l Elkhart 4 3 Goshen 2 won three ond lost five. J. Melkey, D. Natharius, T. Barnhart, R. Jessup, R. Seese, R. Bieber, C. Hawkins, D. Beyer, sl. hlarchhank, japa, R. Seese, S. Hansen, K. Clarke. jx ia X .S E M, ,',g5fw 'X ' ,wr I ,J ru. R1 J 4 ff. '-' , ,, fl 1,f: T ,14,,!v', , f , :ff : 'Jf LfEf' gi! a H,,,f, n,fJ,' 'W X 4 2 ' , Q club Nfl?-.,'1': Forresf d-fe: 5 ,xxx Duron-,Y -rw Presidenf G A A- Vice' . n ham' meeting during Hoo 3 'Q S G. A. A. girls frighf lo lef0 are Barb ara Gaylor, Joan Benner, lane Whileman, and insfrudor Miss Mary Caiherine Lauer Q. April 9 Adams 'll Central Washington Michigan City Washington Elkhart Central Catholic l.a Porte 15 I8 23 25 28 29 May 2 Adams 5 Central 7 Washington Michigan City Mishawaka Elkhart La Porte 9 I2 'I4 I6 I9 Central Catholic 20 23 .n D 'QI -c :lr 5,1 Riley varsity with the exception ofJock Rouhier- Top Row: J. Steppe, J. Sayer, J. Berbitsky D. Williams, W. Hankins, T. White, B. Scybert, B. Mohowald, D. Belliar, J. Marchbank, W. Hoov- er, J, Whitmer, D. Carpenter, L. Weesner. Second Row: P. Rose, R. Pritz, S. Wynn, P. Ro- niclr, G. Diviak, A. Tompas, S. Voynovich, E. Nagy, R. loven, D. Circ, K. Kropf. First Row: D, Tony, A. Brenner, B, Bodo, J. Horvath, M. Young, P. Troutmon, B. Parnachena, P. Simmons, Assistant Coach C. Hafron, Coach P. Kelly. Ill Pitchers Wayne Hanlrins and George Diviak. l2l Paul Spike Kelly, baseball coach, glances over Chicago Tribune sports section in his athletic ofiice. l3i Steve Voynovichjuniorsecond base- man, awaits o throw from third bose. 141 Jack Rouhier, clean-up hitter, stands in front of the bat- ting cage in the Riley bowl. l5l Outfielders Andy Tompos and Mel Young. lbl Sliding into third base is Andy Tompos llefti, center lielder. Dick Belliar attempts the put-out. Riley's C Team: Top Row: G. Lambert, D. Neddo, D. Snodgrass, J. Myers, E. McCaigh Coach A. B. Meyer, L. Hillring, M. Snider ,, f 1.-uv Z 'Q' -1 'f'5 W' ' - f'4s4.:er: ' ' ,Q r.. ei!- .. . si i , turf 1 r:-'vffft -em., ,A . .1 t. 3 . . S V , . o,w lt ,J.M f d,R,F' -M . F' in 2 - . fu ' 'W Y' V Adams K. Prig, iisCrocl::'i: l2iSuIt, DrinSim?alon,?fSie2:1, Q5,'L,:j,8 F A , ' cenhval J. Bradfield, J. Altic, K. Weesner. 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's-RE r-2. .- 1.. -4 Q. ' , ,. ..,lJ, , , ' .a-'Li ' 'f v,.g. 1' 1' -'s-7-gf' -. Vitfi' 'Q ' - 'F . 1:-.L,,,.v35c. :51-f , P s. ,gr 'qu-: s fog. X W ., f Ig . - H ' . . - J - . J . heh X vc .rw mu ,,f-,.,.- K., 1 1m xg., - 1,1 ,af 'iL,3 2'f Q s f1 1 1 K ,x :sjfW11.5qf'Q! fv -1 W' X' 'H7':?iiW1f1-- L K 1 . '-X, - 1 1 1 X 1 Y , ly I ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' I 1 1x 1 ' X A 4-1 I 11 J ff 1 I -X-,' J' ' 1 f 1' 1 X xv, 1 , 1 1 I1 I1 1 1 I 1 lx 1 1 f 1 ' 1 ' 1 f1 1 1 ' 1 l ' 1 1 1 L I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 fffx 1 1 I f 1 I .1 1 X-1 - 1 1 1 P 1 ,Wi ff,f,:7 .41 1 X1 X 5,E1A,,1',5, 'f'l5'1?. :,1,f,:fL :RJ 1 1 ' 'Q' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 l 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 f 1X1 X ' V1 1! 'N 1 I 1 1 1 f1 1' X11 V 1 11, f 1 I I I1 .I I 1 1 J 3 ..: I My Coach Wayne Wakefield discusses plans concerning the next meet. Back Row: B. Berta, E. Pinegar, C. Grenert, J. Krider, H. Epperson, B. Dulfey, l.. Over- holser, J. Welch, R. Hart, D. Dalton, R. Hinsch, J. Johnson, J. Webb, D. Camp- bell, R. Whiteman, R. Palmer, H. Seifert. Front Row: J. Hanks, R. Robbins, R. Mar- quess, D. Lively, D. Seese, E. Vargo, H. Knabenshue, A. Craft, R. Butz, W. Petrie, P. Frazier, E. Stahl. Not in picture are D. Krider, R. Anderson, R. Plank, C. Clark, T. Prath, and R. Winter. 1947 SCHEDULE March 29 N.I.H.S.C. April I1 Adams 'I6 Washington 'I9 Goshen Relays 24 Michigan City 26 City meet May 3 Conference trials 6 Elkhart 'IO Conference finals I3 La Porte 'I6 Sectional 24 State lll The sky and a boy. Bob Plank, like a fixture hanging from the sky, pole-vaults over the cross-bar that is raised to ten feet-two inches. Riley trackmen are l2l Don Krider, relay-440 yard runner, lfll Howard Seifert, relay-100 yard dash, l-il Paul Frazier, relay -l00yard dash: l5l .lim Welch, hurdles-relay, lol Don Dalton, hurdles-high-jump. l7l While practicing in the Riley bowl, Bob Hart senior, is :aught in mid-air leaping the high-iump bar. The Riley C baseball team works out in the background. 'W rx Oi 53335. ,pr- fit 7, 1' Airy 'T SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. . . Senior Class Officers lay duties aside to smile at camera. Left to right: Joan Northrup, Secretaryg Janice Mil-tesell, Vice-Presidentg Phyllis Chidister, Social Chair- mang jane Smith, Treasurerg Don Krider, President. SENIOR CABINET . . . Senior Class President, Don Kri- der, and his cabinet talk over graduation plans which include gay and serious contemplation as indicated by expressions of mem- bers. sENioR SPONSORS . . . Senior Sponsors meet for informal consideration of class problems. Left to right: lNIiss Bess L. Hlyrick, IXIr. Carl Schubert, Miss Katha- rine Yan Buskirk, lvliss Hildred Moss, Mr. George Koch, Miss Martha Frueh, Mr. Ernest Horn, Mr. XVilbur Campbell. 78 vf: n Discussing grade records wiih Mr. lawrence T. Pale, Head Counselor, are lhe four schol- ars wilh disfinclion, Those re- ceiving 96 per cenf or above are Paul Troulman, Marian F. Nemelh, Thelma Wenlzel, and Margery Farrington. 0l71lHQlIC76'HZ6lZf llffl-PCJ5 Al' Valedictorian-Naomi Norman. Salutalorian-lNIartha W'hitmer. Third Honor-Joan Gerkin. Cilizenshzp Awards-Betty Lou Pinney, Robert Priebe. Home Economics-lN4ary E. Varga. D. A. R. Awardfor Excellence in Social Studies-Jerry Treacy. H. G. Imel Award for Excellence in Science-Jerry Acker. Latin Award-Martha Whitmer. Ellis Verink Award for Excellence in ilfalhemalics- Robert Sieron. Ellis Verink Award for Excellence in Athlelics ana' and Scholarship-john Keiser. English Award for Excellence in English-lNIartha Whitmer. Speech Award for Excellence in Speech-Robert Priebe. Industrial Arls Award for Excellence in Industrial Aris- Arthur Smith. Musz'c Award for Excellence in Glee Club, Orchestra, Band-Glee Club, Robert Mabryg Orchestra, Virgil Hendersong Band, Charles Smale. Northwestern Universigz Scholarship Award-Betty Lou Pinney. Indiana UHZDUEVJIAUI Scholarshzgb Award-Joan Gerkin. Indiana Universiga Extension Award-Maryjane Baer. Burns Scholarship Award-Jerry Treacy. Bgfan Scoul Scholarship Award-Roland Kreps. GL ,-.- ENXA Up xx, .X .Q I Und for Valcdicr .xiii PLE A t Ona,-,j YIOIA V lhlljf-d for -SA alcdicroriam A l . V s 'gag ,R A es,-'x 4 vs- . li 4 LILLIAN RMI A , f X lsalutat 'A Orlan y cn - RIDER nrd Honors, Average of 900721 or better Cln alphabetical orderj Alma Anderson Robert Anderson Robert Barnes lXIary Baumgartner juhne Bedford Phyllis Borkowsl-Li Grace Carlson Charlotte Crone Geraldine Ewing Margery Farrington Ted Ferdinand Beverly Foote James Freistat Nancy Garn Robert George Rose Gibson Mary Alice Gilchrist Roy Granberg Owen Griffin June Hardin Edward Harding Robert Hart Dorothy Heidel Calvin Immel Mary Kacmarczyk Don Krider lklarilyn Leusch Sally Linderman Joan Lindstedt Glenna Deane Maple lX4yrna lxliddleton Janice Mikesell Francis lNIorrison Anne Mossberg hlarian F. Nemeth Joan Rightley Sally Ross Lillian Rymarz Viola Sayer Evelyn Schosker Bernice Schultz Louise Siddall Jane Smith Paul Troutman Dorothy Hlebb Lillian Y'Veiss Thelma Wlentzel lwlarilyn YVilson Jean Zimmer Irvin Youngerman : i - X X X i rHfSHHAN X Graduation ceremonies mark the end of our days at Riley. We have left these familiar portals at the end of every day in the years that have past. As each day has gone gaily by, marking accomplish- ments and good times, we have gone step by step to the culmination of all these days-graduation, and the re- sponsibility to use all that we have learned in our day by day life at Riley. Ones' Senior year is ageless. Our school time is usually filled with many Senior events which make these last weeks and days before graduation fly with undreamed of speed. However, when the reality of receiv- ing a diploma approaches and the day finally arrives, each Senior will remem- ber and tenderly cherish the memories gathered together day by day in his life at Riley.fB.H. Our life at Riley began in September 1942. WVe were green 8B's then and we were a little awed by the big school. We enjoyed ,however, watching the football and basketball gamesg seeing the Drama Club Plays, and the revue, 4'From War to War , reading the Hz'-Tz'mex,' con- tributing to Riley's war effort, having our own Sth grade party, and as we became better acquainted with Riley's teachers and students we began to feel proud to be a part of Riley. As Freshmen, just as we had chosen the classes which would benefit us the most, so each of us entered the activi- ties for which he was best suited-Glee Club - Band - Orchestra - Sports - Drama H Debate - School Clubs - Hi-Times-Student Council. We con- tinued to buy War Stamps and Bonds, work on the Salvage Committee, and give generously to the jr. Red Cross. As Sophomores and Juniors our ever- growing class moved on in the work and fun at Riley. We helped give the revue Lys tj Rilqyl' and the plays Arms and lhe Man,l' Whiteheaded Boyf, We proudly followed our 1945 basketball team from the South Bend sectional and regionals to the Purdue semi-finals and then to Indianapolis for the state finals. As Seniors the classes and activities went on somewhat as usual, but for us there was a difference because we real- ized that this was the last-the last foot- ball game-Christmas Assembly-Seo tional-prom. There were special ac- tivities too-class meetings for election of officers-making appointments for senior pictures-january Commence- ment-Last Chance Dance-planning the Hoosier Poet-tryouts for the senior play Tobias and llze Angelw-awards assembly, where those who have ex- celled in scholarship and activities were especially recognized-the wonderful, wonderful promvthe senior issue of the Hi-Times-Cap and Gown Day- Senior Assembly-Baccalaureate-and the ending of our life at Riley, Com- mencement.-A.M. Scan-a, Jufwon Samoa 3-X Q- f BETTY ATXYOOD --nzqjmix English, Business, History, I1L'f1l'IlIt'j.' From W'ar to YVar, War Stamp Rcpresentative, ,blarzr Work. LEO XV. BLOO5I,tIR.S77lIT1l77X.' English. Shop, arfzcilzffx Football, plans: Kfarine Corps. BETTY COlXIECYSgrnqforr: English, Social Studies, arlzrzlm: Red Cross Repre- sentative, YVar Stamp iXllC'l'D3lC',fIlt1lZJ.' YVork. LONNIE ClOixIECiXYSiW1llj07,i.' English, Shop, Social Studies, aflirzty au'arr1'5: Foot- ball, Track: aftzwlzfis Football, Track, vlan- uary Senior Class Yice Presidcritg plany: Hlork. BIARY ANN CYVIKLINSKI S majnrx: English, History: dL'lIl'IfIt'I,' Clec Club, Hi- Times, Office Assistant, plans: Marriage, Yogue Beauty School. h ART DERDA-majorx: English, Shop, Social Studies, arlzrztfy azuzrds: Football, ar- lzz-zlzsx: Football, Student Council, plans: Collegc- to Study Coaching. RUTH ANN DREIBELBIS Y- majou: English, History: 0t'fIl'lfT azranfi: Student Council, atlzvizzei: Glec Club, Business Man- ager of Hi-Times and Hoosier Poet, Student Council, plans: W'ork at First Bank and Trust Company. JOHN GERAGHTY-nzajorsf English, History, afnzizly azvanly: Football, artzmzai: Football: plans: Work. RICHARD GIBBONS-majors: English, History, Science, Social Studies, plum: NVit- tenberg College, ROBERT GRUNDTNER-majors: Eng- lish, History, Shop, artizngw awards: Football, aftzzfz'11ies: Football, Track, plans: Marine Corps. DOROTHY LEE HEIDEL-majors: Eng- lish, Business, History, sclzolarslzzp awards: Cer- tificate of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pin No. l, af!z'zfz'!ies.' East-West Club, Spanish Club' plans: Valparaiso University. PHYLLIS HOUSE 4 majors: English lvlusicg ac!zizn'lzes.' Band, Orchestra, plans' College. w 1 JAMES B. JOHNSON+maj0rs: English, Mathematics, actz'vz'lz'es.' Glee Club Vice Presi- dent, plans: Wlork. LOIS ADELE JOHNSON-majors: Eng- lish, Business, arlzzfztzes: Attendance Clerk, Drama Club, Hi-Times, Library Typist, Red Cross Representative, plans: College. IXIARY KACZIVIARCZYK-majors: Eng- lish, History, Mathematics, plans: College. JOHN KALASfmaj0rs: English, History, Shop, arlzmlr azvarcls: Football, actzziilzfs: Football, Hi-Times Representative, plans: College. EYELYN KORLOWICZimajors: Eng- lish, Business, History, aclz'vz'tzes.' Hi-Times, plans: Office lVork. JOHN NIICHAEL KOSANOVICH - majors: English, Shop, Uflllllly awards: Foot- ball, ac!1z'1lzf's.' Football, plans: Work. HARRIETT ANN LAWSON k majors: English, Business, History, aclzvzly awards: Student COUnCll,'Ufl1Z'lll6J.' January Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council President, plans: Secretary. SALLY LINDERMAN-majors: English, Business, Language, aclzuztzes: Drama Club, Clee Club, Spanish Club, plans: Indiana Extension and Stenographic Work. CAROL MARCHBANKfmajors: Eng- lish, Business, History, Home Economics, aclzvzlzes: Volley Ball, plans: Office Work. MARILYN MCCANDLISH - majors: English, Social Studies, plans: Work. LOUISE M. MESAROS-majors: Eng- lish, History, aclz'vz'1z'es.' Hi-Times Represen- tative, plans: Work at Bank. BILL MESZAROS - majors: English, Shop, Science, plans: College. Ui' .off 1? .umipx QAM QIOE NAFRADY -mfiimx: English, His- torv, Slmpg firtzzzfzfr' Football. plinit: College. BYRON NEFF -rmiymi: English, Nlatlie- inatics, iXIt.'CllEiIllC3l Drawing, Social Studiesg plimt: College or Service. BILL PASNl.-XNYH1m1jf11t.' EI1Q,liSl'1, His- tory, Sliopg mfzzm att-iizfli:-Football. Track: r1t'fllIfIf'S.' Football, Hi-Tiines Representatiwz, iICl'3L'l'iI flfflfli-' College and Service. ROSEKIARY PLL'lNlNlER--nmfmtf Eng- lish, Historv. Home Econorniesg arfzzifiwig From War to Har, Hi-Times Assistant Circulation Manager, Riley Revues, YYar Stamp Reprf-sc-ntatix'eg p!u1z.s.' Business Col- lege then Ofhce YN'ork. -IACK RHOUTSONG -fn1aj01.i.' English, History, Shop, arlzz'z'!iwr: Football, Football Blanaqerg plant: Service, SALLIE LYNDAL ROSS- nuijmt: English, Art, Social Studies, srlzolzzrflizp az4'm1Ix: Cer- tificate of hleritg l1l'fIl'IfIt 5f Drama Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves' Representative, Hi- Times, Hoosier Poet, plans: College. ANNE ROSSBERG f malmyx English, Home Economicsg artzrilirx: G. A. A. Secre- tary, Glee Club, Yolley Ballg plans: Vogue Beauty College. IWARY N. RUGGIERI-mqyory: English, Art, History, ar!iz'1lzf5.' Red Cross Represen- tativeg plans: VVork. BOB RUTH-majorx: English, Shop: plaru: Travel. CLIFTON SCHANG-majors: English, Art, History, Mathematics, plans: Service. LIONEL F. SCOTT-majors: English, Shop, plans: Work at Studebakerls. ERNEST E SMITH mabrs' En lish ' ' J - S 1 Shop, plans: Apprentice Machinist. FRED SMITH-majors: English, Shop, arlz'ziz'tz'rs.' Football, Hi-Y, plans: Apprentice Machinist. FRANCIS SRIVER-majors: English, History: plans: Well Driller. ED TROST-majors: English, History: 0!'flAZ'll1'UlL'07d.f.' Basketball, Football, antiz'z'!z'es.' Basketball, Football, plans: Wlork. RICHARD D. TURK-majors: English, Mathematics, Hfllflll' awards: Football, ac- lllZ'l'llP5.' Football, plans: Franklin College, RICHARD C. XVEAVER-majors: Eng- lish, History, aclzivzilr awards: Football, af- !z'Uztzies: Football, plans: Service. INIELBA WELSH+maj0rs: English, Home Economics: adivzgf awards: Drama Club, llflllllflfff Drama Club, Glee Club, Pinoc- chio, plans: Ofhce Work. MARGARET WHIPPO-majors: Eng- lish, History, Home Economics, aclivily awards: Student Council, artzzfzlz'es.' Attend- ance Clerk, Drama Club Board, G. A. A. Student Council, plans: Mechanical Dentist. l l BARBARA ADAMS-majon: English, Social Studies, aftzzf1'lz'es.' French Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, plum: College. ALMA BERNICE ANDERSON-majors: English, History, .fcholarrhzp awardxf Three Certihcates of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pin No. lg llffl-Zlllfl-FJ'.' Latin Club, Y-Teens, Anti-T. B. League, plans: Nurses' Training. BOB ANDERSON-majors: English, His- tory, Mathematics, Science , xcholarxlzzfz azuam's.' Certificate of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pin No. lg !1t'fIil'IflfJ.' Basketball, Football, Hi-Y. Track, plans: College. CLINTON ANDERSON--majorx: Eng- lish, Shop, plant: Service. DORIS ARNDT-n1aj0fJ: English, His- tory, acl1z'z!1'e:.' Y-Teens, plant: Beautician, LORRAINE ARNOLD-majorx: English, Social Studies, aclim'l1e.f.' Drama Club, Latin Club, plum: College. TONY BADA-majors: English, History, Mathematics, arlzzfzlziex Hi-Times, Ushers Club, plant: Marine Corps then Franklin College. RICHARD BI. BARKER-majors-: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Shop, ar!1zf1lyawara's: Glec Club, arlzvzzzex' Glee Club, plans: Tool and Die Operator. ROBERT E. BARNES-majors: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, av- lz'uz'!zes.' Aeronautics Club, plans: Work. 675 15 r-N as X X R ix mx 'NX-rv XXV X X'--Sk xxx, MARY BAUMGARTNER-majors: Eng- lish, Science, Social Studies, srholarship auvmls: Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, ar- fli'IfliFA'.' East-West Club, plum: Nurses' Training. JUHNE BEDFORD-majors: English, Language, Social Studies, .ffhnlarshzjr awards: Certificate of Merit, Silver Scholarship Pin No. 1, Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, l2CfZ1'IflfJ.' Drama Club, pltuzi: College. MARGARET ARLENE BERENS-mm jon: English, History, l1ffll'IflF.Y.' Band, Drama Club, Yolley Ball, plans: Central Bible Institute. IVIARIAN BLOCH - rnrijarrf English, Home Economics, fzrlzz-zlifr G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Red Cross Representative, plum: Northwestern University. DOLORES LEE BOCKOX'E,RmHIlUl0fJ.' English, History, arlzzizly au-arrli'.' Glec Club, I1l'fll'IfIf'5.' 'KArms and the Man, Drama Club, Glee Club, Pinocchio,', Student Council, W'hiteheaded Boy, f1!an.t: College. CAROLYN S. BODA'-majors: English, Business, History, arlzz-ztz1'5: Drama Club, Student Council, Y-Teens, pl11n.t.' North- western Liniversity. PHYLLIS BORKOVVSKI-majors: Eng- lish, Nlatliematics, Science, lflldfzlfjlllfl HIL'III'dj.' Certiheate of lVIei'itg adizizliey' Basketball, Glee Club, Hi-Times, Latin Club, Pinoc- chio, Senior Cabinet, Yolley Ball, Y-Teens, plum: College. JOHN EARL BOVVLBY-majors' Eng- lish, Sliop,,!1!am.' Army Air Corps. DOLORES BREXVER-majo1.v: English, Home Economics, l1l'fll'Iflf'5.' Drama Club, G. A. A., Glee Clubgplani: Telephone Oper- ator. JOYCE BREWER-mzzjorx: English, Busi- ness, History, l1L'lIl'llF.V.' Glee Club, Queen's Court at Riley-Central Game, plam: Dental Assistant. HAROLD BROWNmII1IUV0V5.' English, History, Shop, plans: Bible School. GLORIA IRENE BUDNY-majorx: Eng- lish, Business, History, arlzzig' azeardy: Yell Leader, l2C'lll'lllt'J.' Drama Club, Glee Club, Pinocchio, Yell Leader, plans: Business College or Wlork. IVIARY BUELmH1HJOVJ.' English, Home Economics, arlzvigi awtzrdr' Band, ar!zz'zl1e.f.' Bandg,l1!am: Telephone Operator. BARBARA BURR-majors: English, Busi- ness, rfliolarihzp awardr: Certificate of Merit, adzrzy' awards: Band, af!zz'z1zf.t.' Band Presi- dent, Drama Club, Latin Club Secretary, Orchestra, pfanx: Valparaiso University. DON CAMPBELL-majors: English, His- tory, Nlatliematics, Science, arlzzfzly 11zuard.r.' Student Council, aclztizlzer' Basketball, East- West Club, Golf, Student Council, Track, plans: DePauw University. T HELEN GRACE CARLSON-maja1.v.' English, Home Economics, Social Studies: srlialarflzfp awards: Two Certificates of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pin No. lg Ziff!-L'I'lZ'FJ.' French Club, Library Staff, Red Cross Rrepesenta- tive, Spanish Clubgplarzxt Indiana University' PHYLLIS CHIDISTERAmajors.' Eng- lish, Home Economicsg acl1'zfz'!1'ex.' Band, Glee Club, Senior Class Social Chairman: plant: Business College. VIC CIRA-majors: English, Mathemat- ics, Shop, arlzlziiry awards: Band, Orchestra, UffI.l'Iif1A!'X.' Band, East-West Club, Football, Hi-Y, Orchestra, planr: College. BARBARA CLIFFORD'-majari: Eng- lish, Home Economics, Social Studies, plans: Work. VERA KIEAN COLSON-majors: Eng- lish, History, Hffl-lllzll awardx: Cvlee Club: am'z'z'1z'es.' Glee Club, Pinocchio, plans: Business College and Work. MARILEE COOPER-majarr: English, Home Economics, Social Studies: sfholarship awards: Gold Scholarship Pin No. lg flCllL'Z'll'6A'.' Hi-Times, Latin Club, plans: Nurses' Train- ing at Memorial Hospital. ELEANOR COSTELLOfmajar: Eng- lish, History, Science, arl1'zf1'11'f5.' Drama Club, G. A. A., Glee Club, Student Council, plans: Beauty College. MARY JO COWGER-majors: English, Home Economics, aclzzizlies: Drama Club, G. A. A., Glee Club, uTobias and the Angel, Y-Teens, planx: Northwestern Uni- versity. PATRICIA ,IANE CRABILL-majors: English, Home Economics: at'!1'z'z't1e5: Band, Basketball, Glee Club, Hi-Times Captain, From War to War, Medici, Red Cross Representative: plain? Business College and Oflice Work. CAROL JOAN CRIPEgmajors.' Eng- lish, History, Home Economics, aclizf1'lz'es.' Arms and the Man, g'From War to War, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Medici, g'Pinoc- chief, Red Cross Representative, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, plans: Business College and Work. CHARLOTTE CRONE-majors: Eng- lish, Business, History, scholarshzp' awards: Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, plans: Work. DONALD S. DALTON-majors: English, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, scholar- shzp awards: Bronze Scholarship Pin No. 1, actz'z11'lv awards: Golf, Track, arlivities: Foot- ball, Golf, Hi-Y Sergeant At Arms, Track' plans: Purdue University. a BILL DEAN-majors: English, History, Shop, actz'z'z'l1'es.' Ushers Club President' plans: Radio School. DIXIE LEE DeFREEUW-majors: Eng- lish, History, activity awards: Glee Club, ar!1'zfz'!z'es.' Band, Glee Club, Hoosier Poet' plans: Study Music and Work. GEORGE E. DIVJAK-majors: English History, Shop, arIziziz'!ies.' Baseball, Football' plans: College. 1 s 1 r HAROLD EPPERSON-majors: Eng- lish, History, Shop, aclz'vz't1'es.' Track, plaru' Service. DOLORES EGIERSKIfmaj0rs: Eng- lish, Business, Social Studies, ac1z'zfilz'es.' Hoos- ier Poet, Ofhce Assistant, plans: Ofhce Work. JERRY EWING-majors: English, His- tory, siholarshzp awards: Two Certificates of lwlerit, Silver Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, arliziigr awards: Glee Club, Orchestra, aclirilzes: Band, 'lChristmas Carolfl Dance Band, Drama Club Board, Latin Club President, Library Staff, Orchestra, plans: DePauw University. MARGERY LEONE FARRINGTON- majors: English, Language, Music, scholarship awards: Two Certificates of Merit, Bronze Scholarship Pin, arlz'zfz'ly awards: Band, Or- chestra, arfz'ziilz'es: Band Vice President, Life of Riley, Orchestra President, plans: Study Dancing and Music. BILL FELKERYmajors: English, Shop' plans: Navy. TED FERDINAND-majors: English, Mathematics, Science, actz'uz'lz'ss.' Hi-Y, plans: College. 1 BEVERLY JOANNE FOOTE - majors: English, History, Language, Mathematics, scholarship awards: Gold Scholarship Pin No. I, aclzzfigr awards: Band, arl1'z.'z'lies.' Aeronautics Club, Band, Basketball, Dance Band, French Club, Hi-Times Staff, Spanish Club, Or- chestra Secretary-Treasurer, plans.' Indiana University. RUTH M. FORD-majors: English, His- tory, UL'llv1.'lvlZvF5.' French Club, Glee Club, Hi- Times Business Assistant and Circulation Manager, Hoosier Poet, Office Assistant, Red Cross President, plans: Work at South Bend Lathe Works. CLIFFORD FOSTER-majors: English, Hist6ry, Mathematics, arlivilies: Basketball, Cross Country, Track, plans: College. ,.-qv 53' if -I -1 'Q R? YD LM PAUL E. FRAZIER-majors: English, blathematics, Shop, Social Studies, arliz-ity azt-ards: Football, Track, art1'z'z'!1'fs.' Basketball, Football, Glee Club, Track, plans: College. SHIRLEY ANN FRAZIER-majors: English, History, Home Economics, f1fllZ'lll' azuam's: Glee Club, Yell Leader, arhzizlzes: Basketball, G. A. A., Glee Club, Volley Ball, Yell Leader: plans: Dental Nurse. JINI FREISTATfmajars: English, His- tory, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, srholarshzp auvzrds: Gold Scholarship Pin No. 1, artirilr au'arat's: Band, arlzz-zlzfss Band, Cross Country, Track, plans: College. GVVENDOLYN GAINIBLE-nzqjofs: Eng- lish, Art, aclzziztzesx East-NVest Club, French Club Treasurer, Hoosier Poet, Latin Club, plans: Indiana Extension and Office Work. NANCY JEAN GARN-majors: English, History, Mathematics, Science, srholarshzp azuanls: Silver Scholarship Pins No. l and 2, Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, arI1z'itzfs: Band, Dance Band, Drama Club, Hi-Times, Orchestra, plans: Colorado University. BARBARA G.Ay'LORmU1Hj-07J.' English, Language, artzrzlzes: French Club President, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Volley Ball, plans.' Indiana Extension and Work. ROBERT MATTHEW GEORGE - majors: English, Language, Mathematics, scholarshzp awards: Two Certificates of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, arlwily awards: Band, Debate, actiziz'tz'es.' Band, De- bate, Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet, Orchestra, plans: College. PATRICIA GIRARD-majors: English, Business, Social Studies, plans: Business Col- lege and Work. RAMONA ARLINE GIBBS - majors: English, Social Studies, plans: Travel. ROSE GIBSON f-mtyiorrf English, His- tory, rrlzulaulzzp uzuards: Certificate ol' Merit, Silver Scholarship Pin No. 1, Gold Scholar- ship Pins No. I and 2, ar!z'1'z'Izer.' Band, East- WVest Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, plans: College. IVIARY ALICE GILCHRIST - nzrU'm's.' English, History, Iwlathematics, Science: urlizfzlzeir Aeronauties Club, Glee Club, 111111153 Indiana University. PATRICIA GLASGOwVi'7I10Ji0TI.' Eng- lish, History, arlzzizlzrr' Drama Club, Glee Club, Hi-Times Assistant Business Blanager, plant: Business Assistant. ROY C. GRANBERG- majors: English, Art, History, arlizizlzer: Hi-Y, plant: College. ROBERT L. GREENfmaj0rx: English History, Industrial Arts, Nlathematiesg af- nz-zlzr.f: Screen Club, plarzx Tool and Die VVork. i CLAUDE GRENERTAmajm'5: English, History, Industrial Arts: rzrtizizlzfs: Drama Club, plans: Service or University of South- ern California. OYVEN GRIFFIN 1 nzujnri: English, lvlatliematics, Shop, sclznlrizxlzzp tizminlr' Cold Scholarship Pin No. 1, arlzziifqy aztianli: Ifoot- ball, arlwzlirxs Football: plaris: Wlork. IXIARYBELLE CRIFFITI-I-mfyais: Eng- lish, Home Economics, Social Studies, ac- lli'l1I6'.Y.' Hi-Times: jrlunx: Beautician. TOINI GURBICK-niajorr: English, His- tory, Shop, aclirzlr awarrlx Baseball and Football lXIanagcr3 urlzz-11165: Baseball lNIan- ager, Basketball, Football Manager, plum: VVork. DALE A. GUSTAFSON-majorr: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Shop, l1L'lZZ'ZllF,Y.' Aero- nautics Club Presidentgplafug Spartan School of Aeronautics. JOAN HALASZ-mryori: English, Home Economics, l1l.'lZI'IlIt'5.' Basketball, C. A. A., jflansf XN'o1'k. RUTH ELLEN HANNAN-majors: Eng- lish, Business, !1L'lll'1ll6J.' French Club, ,!1lan.v.' Secretarial Work. JOHN HARDEN-majom: English, So- cial Studies, llfllllllj' l1ZL'l1flfJ.' Drama Club, HfllZ'lllFX.' Drama Club Board, Track, plum: VVork. JUNE HARDIN-mujor.t: English, Busi- ness, Social Studies, ,vrlzolurrlzzp awards: Cer- tificate of Merit, Silver Scholarship Pin No. 1, Cold Scholarship Pins No. 1, 2, and 3, l1L'fIL'lllA'.l.' Band, Basketball, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, plum: Antlerson College. EDNVARD HARDING-majors: English, Art, IVI3lllCfIl21llCS,,l1ll1l1.f.' Kent University. L.. -Q 'Q-. .X DORIS K. HARRISON--mqjorr: Eng- lish, Business, History, Home Economics' aflzz-ities: G, A. A., plans: Secretary. y YYAYNE I.. HARSHfmajar5.' English, History, Industrial Arts, zzrlirzlzexi Drama Club, YVar Stamp Representative, plum: XVork. ROBERT A. HART-mqjorrf English, Language, Mathematics, Social Studies, rrliulurflzzp azrardix Silver, Scholarship Pin No. IQrlfflilll-41'L1Zl't1fHJ.Y.' Track, HCflil'l'lIt'.Y.' Basketball, Hi-Times Editor, Hi-Y President, Hoosier Poet, junior Rotarian, Life of Riley, plans: College. LOIS A. HATHAVVAY-nzqjorr' English, History, llL'fll'lflFI.' G. A. A., plans: YVork. RICHARD L. HAWLEY-majors: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Shop, Social Studies' plans: YVork. -IOAN I-IEIERIVIANN-mzy'on': English, History, Home Economics: acl1z'z'lie.f: Drama Club, From YVar to War, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Spanish Club, plmzs: College and Nurses' Training. 1 JOHN V. HENRIKSON-majors.-Engl lish, Mathematics, Shop, arliz-ilzfrx Hi-Y, Ushers Club President, plans: NVork then Travel to Alaska. BOB HENRY-majors: English, Art, His- tory, aclzvzliey: Cross Country, plans: College. BOB HEPLER-majors: English, Shop, arlzzizgi awardr: Football, afl1z'z!zs.f.' Football, plans: College. ARLENE HERRON-majors: English, History, Language, plans: Indiana University. MARCELLA HICKMAN-majors: Eng- lish, Social Studies, acl1'z'z'lz'fs.' Drama Club Clce Club, Hi-Times Assistant Business Mani ager, plans: Telephone Operator. ALFRED HILL-majors: English, His- tory, l1flliZ'lill!'S.' Drama Club, Hi-Y, Yell Leader, plans: College. HOXVARD LEE HODGEN - majors: English, History, hlathematicsg arlzzvlzesx Basketball, Drama Club, Glee Club, plans: College. MORRIS HOFFINIAN-majors: English, History, Shop, aclzwg' awards: Football, ac- lIZ'Il1f'5.' Football, plans: College. MARGARET HORVATH-majors: Eng- lish, Language, Social Studies, arlizizlzrs: Basketball, French Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Vollcy Ball, plans: Beauty College. ROSEMARY ANN HUNTER-m1y'ors: English, Social Studies, scholarslzzp aLz'ards: Certificate of lVIerit, aflzz'z'lz'fs.' Drama Club, G. A. A., Glee Club, Student Council, plans: College. HELEN HUTCHINSONfmaj0rs: Eng- lish, Social Studies, acIzz'z!1'4's.' Latin Club, plans: College. CALVIN LOUIS IMMEL-'majors' Eng- lish, History, Mathematics, Science,sclzolar- slizp awanls: Certificate of Merit, Gold Scholarship Pins No, I and 2, L1fllZ'Z41'l1Ll'l17Ll'f.' Student Council, aclz'z'zli'es.' East-West Club Treasurer, Hi-Y, Student Council, plans: Indiana Extension and Work. BEVERLY JACKSON-majors: English, History, arlzvzlzes: Band, plans: College. JOAN JAPA-rnfyors: English, History, actualy azuanls: Clee Club, 051102-lZ6X.' Glee Club President, 'Life of Riley, Pinocchio, plans: College. DON JERNSTROIVI-majors: English, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, aclwzg awards: Football, 0fllUIlllt'.Y.' Football, War Stamp Representative, plans: Service or College. MARY LOU JERZAKOWSKI-majors: English, Business, Social Studies, l1EllUllI't'.l'.' C. A. A., Girl Reserves, Glee Club, plans: Business College or Secretarial Work. JOE KATONA-majors: English, History, Industrial Arts, arlmlzes: Anti-T. B. League Representative, Red Cross Representative, plans: Service or College. ROBERT KEENE-majors: English, His- tory, Industrial Arts, HCIIUIUI awards: Football, aulzvzlzef: Football, Red Cross Representative, plans: Service or College. ID TOM KEISER- 7IZQ,Ii0f,l'.' English, Social Studies,at'l1z'zl1.f.i': Baseball, Basketball, Drama Club Board, Hi-Times Sports Editor. Hoos- ier Poet Editor-in-Chief, Pinocchio, Senior Class Cabinet, plum: College and Travel. DOROTHY ANN KEKKO -- majarr: English, Language, Ivlathematics, plans: College. BETTY JEAN KELLER-nzrzfortf Eng- lish, History: plant: Modeling School. -IEAN ILENE KEYXVORTH f- majort: English, Business, Hl'lliZ'lfIF,f.' East-YVCSI Club. French Club, Spanish Club, plant: Nlodeling School. DICK KISH-nzqjani' English, Blathe- matics, Shop, art1'ziz!1'es.' Football, plum: Marine Corps. LYLE HOMER KLINE-majors: Eng- lish, Shop, l1Cflil'llIt'5',' Basketball, Football, Track, plant: Work. JUNE KLOVVETTER-mqjars: English, Social Studies, adzizilr auurdr: Glee Club: a:l1'z'z'lz'f.v.' Glee Club, plant: Telephone Operator. MARILOU KNEPP-majors: English, Social Studies, aflz'z'i'lz'e,v.' Latin Club, Nurse's Assistant, plans: VVork. LIARY LORRAINE KOPETCKI - majorxs English, Business, Social Studies, aflizfilr awardr: Band, Orchestra, aflz'z'itz'es.' Band, East-VVest Club, Red Cross Repre- sentative, Orchestra, plans: Telephone Oper' ator then Nlissionary. OLGA KOSANOVICH-majors: English, Business, History, ac!1'z'z'ly awards: Glee Club, ac!1'zfz'!z'es.' Glee Club, 'gPinocchio, Volley Ball, Y-Teens Treasurer, plans: Business College. LILLIAN A. KOVATCH-majors: Eng- lish, Business, aclz'zfilzies.' Drama Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, plans: Northwestern University. JAMES R. KRAFT-majors: English, In- dustrial Artsg plans: Work. DOROTHY KRAUSfmaj0rs: English, Business, History, aclz'zfz'lz'es.' G. A. A., Glee Club, Y-Teens, plans: Travel to California then Work. DONALD ALAN KRIDER - majors: English, Language, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, sclzolarslnp awards: Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1 ,2, and 3, aclz'uz'lv azvards: Debate, Football, Track, ac!1'z'1ilz'z's.' Debate, Football, 'iLife of Riley, Senior Class President, StudentgCouneil Secretary- Treasurer, Track, plans: Wabash or Yale University. CHARLOTTE ANN KRISTOWSKI - majors: English, Language, arlzrzlr awards: Glee Club, adz'z'zl!z'es.' Drama Club, East-West Club Secretary, Glee Club, Latin Club, plans: Valparaiso University. BETTY KRUSINSKI-mfgors: English, Business, Social Studies, !lCllKl'1-lIVF.f.' Basketball, Hi-Times Captain, Student Council, plans: Manage a Restaurant. RUDY KUZMITS-majors: English, His- tory, Industrial Arts, plans: Grocer and Service. JOAN LAKE-majors: English, Business, plans: Secretarial VVork. JANET B. LAVEN-majors: English, Art, ac1z'z'z'lzrs: Basketball, Drama Club, Hoosier Poet, Softball, Yollcy Ball, plans: College. INIARILYN LEUSCH-majors' English, Social Studies, scholarship awara's: Certificate of lN1erit, Silver Scholarship Pin No. 1, ar- lzL'ztzes.' French Club, Hi-Times Service Typist, Hoosier Poet Section Editor, plans: Work at Bentons. JOYCE LIGHTNER-majors: English, Business, Social Studies, aclzzrzlzes: Basketball, Red Cross Representative, War Stamp Rep- resentative, plans: Office Work. JOAN LINDSTEDT-major: English, History, Music, scholarshzp awara's: Certificate of Merit, Silver Scholarship Pins No. 1 and 2, Gold Scholarship Pins No. 1, 2, and 3, Htillillliol aLUara's.' Glee Club, aclzziilies: Glee Club Librarian, Pinocchio, plans: Study Music. IMOGENE M. LIVENGOOD+majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies, Gflllfl-ll6J.' Cvlee Club, plans: Office Work. PHYLLIS ANN LYVERS-majors: Eng- lish, Business, Social Studies, arlz'zfz'lzes.- Glee Club, Hi-Times, plans: Work and School. nf' 1,4 fn' 5 Q4