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

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----...,-G v-..V-,-W STAND UP AND CI-IEER Remember . . . just yesterday we entered the halls of Riley for the first time . . . eighth graders . . . the words of the school song had little meaning . . . yet they did mean Riley and high , school at last. CHEER LOUD AND LONG FOR RILEY HIGH SCHOOL And that's just what we did as 'frosh' . . . at basketball and football games . . . backing our school in victory and loss. FOR TODAY WE RAISE THE PURPLE AND GOLD ABOVE TI-IE REST J Sophs found us in senior high school . . . raising our school an and class above all others . . . not in sports alone but in activi- ties and school work, too. OUR BOYS ARE FIGHTING AND THEY ARE BOUND TO WIN THE PRAY And as juniors we were almost there . . . still behind our school and team . . . perhaps a little more serious because we had ! but one year to watch our boys win the fray. X f wE'vE GOT THE TEAM y ra wE'vE GOT THE STEAM 0 This is the end . . . we watched the games enthusiastically . . . Q9 partigiiated inhi the Slctiyitipsu the same as ever, but always 'A reme enng s is e as rme. xg K orb POR THIS IS RILEY HIGH SCHOOL'S DAY Q Ml HAH! RAHQ RAH! And ,If And it's our day . . . once again the words of the school song 8 -p 1 ring in our ears . . . now the words are clear and have a mean- fyfhm ing . . . there comes a swelling in our chests . . . pride in our A 4 , X hearts for we know Stand Up and Cheer means Riley and 38 I 4 WIN XZ our School home . . . we will always remember. 9 1 . I ' 'fo '9 7 ,1- I so W pd 66 y 1 I if M te' 82 ff' ff' ,Q t t tl . is 41 I Y f ' '4 15 f gy fl' y I aa 56 fa' wf ,1 I W0 .WX 4 ' X' Hilo .v bequne., on Hom at pep rqjjy. f?Zwag42

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.r-'S wut- A 'ln . in Head Engineer Walter Clark will long be remem- bered for his patience and ever-willingness to help us with all our activities. Bookstore Clerk Bernice Fiedler's job of keeping Riley's financial records and her friendly interest in students a part ot Riley to us. Assistant Principal H. H. Ogden always felt a deep responsibility for our personal problems . . . his advice meant much to us . . . we won't forget him. s Q - . X e E Our Friend in work and Our Principal, h guided 0'-if Play, Glennlti. 152251, pvgrijnui interest proflress W1 ding will have a lastm9 and urldefsmn . we will 10119 influence on. our lives ' ' ' remember him. HUM Office Q t r ,sw , ' N A tha 33