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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

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VV ','f'., ' i 5-vi? ':'? 'V V . 5 .41 ag V .IQ +347 : 4 Y 1. ki.: 1 ,V ' 1' V 1 ' .. V i , .Vf ,. . .V V, V V V1g3'3f364V '1'l4IV3TL Q, - ' V V 3 VV V' Vw, V.V-1,V.V f 1-fl., .1,'.x,'V V. 4., . v..- The Hoosier Poet Stoll Of .. Presents The l95O Jomes Whitcomb Riley High School SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Principol - Donold A. Dolce HOOSIER POET Editor-In-Chief --- .... PATRICIA GAFFIGAN Production Monoger ...... KATHRYN HANNAN Literory Editor --- ..... ARLENE FLEISCHAKER Artist .......... ....... D OI-ORES WITT Photography Editor -- ..... ED FRIEND Advisor --- -- ---GEORGE KOCH A Q .4 l . k kx . x 1 , .--1' ' 1 QF- wx . I' , Q Q Q.. M' 1 . - N., QR ,,.. , f- ks P-,ax ,Lf .iz W .5 2, fi M :H wh XX 5 N 4t?, ' -yu- R 4 , ' X A if R E X a -f ri ?:Y ',QF 'N I + Nw we F . gif'--'M-S --zmn.. ,Q . Q. , ,i:-1,fx-5,512 .gd ... f ' S 'X - K 1- XX-RN 2 1 my . xy:-.xy X 3 JAMES RILEY CENTENNIAL DEDICATED TO.. The 1950 HOOSIER POET ANNUAL to the Memory of James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier Poet, Whose Cen- tennial We Celebrated October, 1949, and Whose Poetry Inspired This Book. LE OF CONTENTS Reviewing RiIey's teachers . . . FACULTY Industrious students working . . . DEPARTMENTS Learning through our clubs . . . ACTIVITIES Energetic athletes ot Riley . . . SPORTS Ynunger students on their way . . . UNDERCLASSMEN Honoring the twelfth graders . . . SENIORS , lndustry, business, patrons . . . ADVERTISING Go read your book!f'. Commended, in affected ire When I, withquerying leok And speech, dared vex his With idle words of any kind- And so I read my book . . pmk-ak i m w15v. fl Q. 45 4 15 X I N X X v x paw . Y QQ1: , X iff? s :- 1 Mm. wfwf mem E ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL . . . HUBERT H. OGDEN . . . attended: Franklin College, Columbia University, Indiana University, University of Michigan, New York University, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A. HEAD COUNSELLOR . . . LAWRENCE T. PATE . . . attended: Wabash College, University of Wisconsin, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A. SCHOOL NURSE . . . HEAD LIBRARIAN . . . DRAMATICS INSTRUCTOR . . . HELEN M. CASHMAN . . . Memorial Hos- LOIS JOSEPHSON . . . attended: St. Ma- JAMES L. CASADAY . . . attended: Wil- pital, South Bend, Indiana, Indiana Uni- ry's College, Indiana University, Columbia lioms College, North Manchester, Univer- versity, University, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A. sity of Iowa, . . . degrees: B.A., M.A. r ENGLISH . . . Left to right: MARY F. MYERS . . . attended: Tri-State College, Indiana University, Notre Dame, . . . degrees: A.B.-GRACE LUSHBAUGH . . . attended: Indiana University, University of Wisconsin, No- tre Dame, . . . degrees: A.B., A.M.-MILDRED MOSS . . . attended: Hiram College, Indiana University, University of Wisconsin, Columbia University, . . . degrees: A.B.--FLORENCE A. CRIPE . . . attended: Goshen College, Ashland College, Winona Lake, University of Wisconsin, Boulder University, . . . degrees: A.B. M.A.-GENEVIEVE B. HOPKINS . . . attended: University of Michigan, University of Chicago, Uni- versity of Southern California, School of Music-Ann Arbor, Dramatic School-Pasadena, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-JAMES R. LEWINSKI . . . attended: Syracuse University, University of Illinois, Purdue Uni- versity, Indiana University, . . . degrees: A.B.-LURA VAN SCOY . . . attended: Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana University, . . . degrees: A.B.-EDITH L. STEELE . . . attended: St. Mary's College, Indiana University, University of Chicago, University of Michigan: . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-MAX BARACK . . . attended: University of Chicago, Notre Dame, Northwestern University, . . . degrees: Ph.B,-MARCELLA MITCHELL . . . attended: Indiana University, University of California, University of Maine, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-VIOLET ROHRER . . . attended: Indiana University, . . .degrees: A.B. MUSIC... Lett to right: RUBY L. GUILLIAMS . . . attended: Indiana University, .lulliard School of Music, Boston University School of Music, . . . degrees: M.A., B.M.-IONE GHARST , . . attended: Indiana University, Indiana State Teachers College, Cincinnatti Conservatory of Music, . . . degrees: A.B., B.S. WILLIAM E. RICHARDSON . . attended: Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana University, . . . degrees: A.B., M.S. -LAURA M. BRIGGS . . . attended: Indiana State Teachers College, Syracuse University, Northwestern University, . . . degrees: A.B., M.M. SOCIAL STUDIES. . . Left to right: WILBUR E. CAMPBELL . . . attended: Hiram College, Notre Dame, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-PAUL KELLY . . . attended: Indiana State Teachers College, University of Iowa, Upper Iowo Uni- versity, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-ROBERT H. FORBES . . . attended: American Gymnastic Union, Notre Dame, University of Michigan, Columbia University, . . . degrees: B.S., M.A.-JANET MUNRO . . . at- tended: University of Chicago, Indiana University, . . . degrees: A.B.-ALTON B. MEYER . . . attended: Ball State, Indiana University, Manchester College, Columbia University, . . . degrees: B.S., M.A.- HUBERT H. OGDEN . . . attended: Franklin College, Columbia University, Indiana University, University of Michigan, New York University, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-BERT ANSON . . . attended: DePauw Uni- versity, Indiana University, Indiana State Teachers College, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-EDITHE I. SNOKE . . . attended: Indiana University, Columbia University, . . . degrees: A.B,, M.A.-CLAUDE M. WOLFRAM . . . attended: Valparaiso University, Tri-State College, University of Wisconsin, Notre Dame, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A. I HOME ECONOMICS . . . Left to right: JEAN MCALPINE . . . attended: Downer College, Columbia University, University of Wisconsin, . . . degrees: B. S. MARTHA E. FRUEH . . . attended: Purdue University, Uni- versity, University of Minnesota, Michigan State College, . . . degrees: B.S., M.A. PEARL M. SELLARS . . . attended: Purdue University, Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana University, Columbia University, Eorlham College, . . . degrees: B.S., M.A. Not pictured: KATHERINE DENNIS . . . attended: University of Chicago, Columbia University, Purdue University, Indiana State Normal College . . . degrees: Ph.B. LANGUAGE . . . Left to right: BERTHA M. KIEL . . . attended: University of Michigan, Western Reserve University, Institut du Panthem- Paris, . . . degrees: A.B. HELEN S. BROKAW . . . attended: University of Chicago, Indiana University, University of Min- nesota, . . . degrees: A.B. ELIZABETH NOBLE . . . attended: Valparaiso University, University of Chicago, . . . degrees: A.B. BUSINESS EDUCATION . . . Lett to right: NAOMI R. PEHRSON . . . attended: Michigan State Normal College, Western Michigan College of Education, Columbia University, . . . degrees: B.S., M,A.-GEORGE KOCH . . . attended: West- ern Illinois State Teachers College, Notre Dame, . . . degrees: M.A., B.C.S,-BESS L. WYRICK . . . attend- ed: Franklin College, Northwestern University, Columbia University, University of Southern California, Wisconsin University, Ball State Teachers College, Butler University, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-KATH- ARINE VAN BUSKIRK . . . attended: Western College, University of Southern California, University of Wisconsin, University of Michigan, Northwestern University, Gregg College, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.- VERNON O. BACHTEL . . . attended: Indiana University, Notre Dame, . . . degrees: A.B., M.A.-LIONEL R. MARTIN , . . attended: Indiana University, University of Chicago, Northwestern, University of Wiscon- sing . . . degrees: A.B., M.S. .s , uirtiltsh- COUNSELLORS . . . Lett to right: ERNEST C. HORN . . . attended: Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana University, . . . degrees: A.B., M.S.-LAWRENCE T. PATE . . . attended: Wabash College, University of Wisconsin, . , . degrees: A.B., M.A.-VIOLET ROHRER . . . attended: Indiana University, . . . degrees: A.B.-JA NET MUNRO . . . attended: University of Chicago, Indiana University: . . . degrees: A.B.-RUSSELL E RHODES . . . attended: DePauw University, Indiana University, Columbia, . . . degrees: A.B., M.S. MATHEMATICS . . . Left to right: R. JEAN PLACE . . . attended: Purdue University, . . . degrees: B.S.-MARY A. KITSON attended- Butler University University of Chicago, Columbia University, . . degrees: A.B., M.A. Qi-LARRY wobDARD . . . attended: lndiene State Teachers College, Indiana University: . . . degrees: B.S., M.S.-ELIZABETH L. MURPHY . . . attended: Purdue University, University of Michigan: . . . de- grees: B.S., M.A.-MARKWOOD EDISON . . . attended: University of Illinois, Indiana University: . . . de- grees: M.S., B.S.-MARIE SHIVELY . . . attended: Manchester College: . . . degrees: A.B.-HARLEY STECH . . . attended: Valparaiso University, Indiana University, Columbia University: . . . degrees: B.S., M.A., B.Pd. PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . Left to right: WAYNE WAKEFIELD . . . attended: Indiana University: . . . degrees: B.S.-MARY CATHERINE LAUER . . . attended: Ball State Teachers College, . . . degrees: A.B.-PEGGY B. MOORE . . . attended: Thornton Jr. College, Indiana University: . . . degrees: B.S.-JOHN E. COOPER . . . attended: Ball State College, Indiana University, . . . degrees: B.S.-STEWART R. FAUGHT . . . attended: Indiana University, University of Alabama, Indiana State Teachers College, . . . degrees: B.S. 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Basting . . . cutting . . . seasoning . . . mixing . . . all a part of the domestic sci ence department . . . cooking and sewing . . . making pudding, above . . . Nan Mc Cracken modeling, below. Q-Y NP' we ,em FOREIGN LANGUAGES . . . Veni, Vidi, Vici . . . Como Se Dice en espanol? . . . Parlez-vous francais? . . . all these expressions are common to language students . . . making a scrap book above . . . below, getting information from the library . . , students find culture in these ways. You 'Tnilfl' so very long ago- Th' Old Glee Club-was got ' Qs.. s . '. SN l sky QQ N V ' ' Q Yi , iw 1 QW ,f:::::a:argaeZi: . : 1 x X X , N Xi K l ' Q X , X N . 5 x QQ --:ax W gi S. WE 'X Q X X xi QQ N X X. ACTIV ITIES Addressing the crowd . . . at the Riley-Wash- ington Pep Rally . . . is Principal Donald A. Doke . . . Student Councils from both schools . . . planned the joint rally . . . now fast be- coming a tradition . . . before the all important football game. CH EERLEADI NG . . . Varsity cheerleaders . . . Don Bal- dridge, Patt Jawarski, Mary Ann Moorman . . . Pat Freel, Dolores Fackler . . . led the yelling section at the atheletic events . . . Betsy Medich and Denny Horvath . . . were the B team cheerleaders , . . Patt, Dolores, Don and Pat . . . talking over the next yell are pic- tured. Crowning the queens . , . the big moment at the pep rally . . . Riley Queen, Pat Gaf- figan . . . smiles at the Washington Queen . . . as co-captain Steve Herczeg places the crown on Pat's heod. DRAMA CLUB. . . Speaking to the audience in . . . Ladies and Hussars . . . Babouska . . . Gingerbread Man . . . The Red Mill . . . members of the board . . . Sal- ly Sailor, Carolyn Hays, Dona Hawley, Jack Brown, Andrea Emmons. . . Paul Steele, Juan Pedavillo, Allen Leatherman, Katie Reasor, and Bill Heint- zelmon . . . directed by Mr, James L. Casaday . . . Foot- lighters . . . led by Bill Cole . . . vice-president, Pat Davis . . . Laurel Lee Campbell, sec- retary . . . Karen Ball, treas- urer . . . sponsor, director, Mr. James Lewinski . . . spring se- mester Pat Davis, president . . . Karole Coughenour, vice-presi- dent . . . junior group present- ed . - . The Lost Prince . The Gingerbread Men LIBRARY STAFF . . . Repairing books, newspapers, maga- zines . . .Q operating the circulation desk . . . all valuable training for fu- ture librarians . . . under the super- vision ot Miss Lois Josephson . . . George Aldrich held the office ot president . . . helping George were: Dorothy Spurlock, Carol Lilves, Allen Leatherman, Fred Burgh, Mary Jane Swartzel, Jamie Walter and Dick Klingerman. Future TEACHERS . . Listening to helpful lectures . . . looking forward to student teaching when Seniors . . . all part of the Fu- ture Teachers ot America . . . presi- dent, Pot Davis . . . Caryl Collins, vice-president . . . Earl Grimes, secre- tary . . . Nancy Brahlice, treasurer . . . Eloise Mangum, committee chair- man . . . Miss Jean Place, club spon- sor. BIBLE CLUB... Getting better acquainted with the Bible . . . social gatherings . . . hear- ing interesting talks by clergymen . . . were the activities of the Bible Club . . . Darwin Neddo, headed the offi- cers . . . Nancy Noble, vice-president. . . . secretary, Georgianna Kirkley . . . treasurer, Donald Ulmer. SCIENCE CLUB. . . Test tubes, sulphur, H20 . . . fGmi- liar terms to Science Club members . . . Dan Merrill held the Office of president . . . John Campbell served as vice-president . . . Lillian Barfod and Sue Pollom held the office of secretary-treasurer . . . Mary Alice George served as chairman of special events. SCREEN CLUB . . . Aiding the faculty by showing films of current events was the chief func- tion of the Screen Club . . , head camera man for the year was Benny Stewart . . . Ralph Dieske, vice-presi- dent . . . Bob Markham, secretary . . . and Lila Elich, treasurer . . . Mr. Felix Wiatrowski, sponsor. SLIDE RULE CLUB... Learning the operations of the slide rule . . . aiding students who wish to enter the science or mathematics field after graduation . . . were the purposes of the Slide Rule Club . . . Mr. Carl Schubert directed the group. DEBATE... Resolved that the president of the United States be elected by direct vote of the peo- pIe . . . was the subject of Riley's debaters . . . Joyce Warrick and Earl Stahl took the affirmative . . . John Campbell and Dan Merrill, the negative views . . . Mr. Max Barack coached these varsity debaters. USHERS'CLUB... l have two down front . . . the theme of the Ushers' Club . . . serving the public at concerts, plays, athletic events . . . the head usher and president was Harry Schuster . . . vice-presidnt, Clifford Layman . . . secretary, Chuck Kovatch . . . treasurer, Ron- nie Elkins . . . Mr. Joseph Shafer was sponsor of the well-mannered gents. JUNIOR Y-TEENS . . . Jane Williams served as president of the Junior Y-Teens . . . vice-president, Carol Stuart . . . secretary of the group was Arletha Griffith . . . treasurer, Pat Morse . . . sponsor, Miss Peggy Moore . . . foremost on the schedule was their Austrian Soap Drive. G.A.A .... Selling concessions at some of the athletic events . . . providing a weekly play night . . . having several social get-togethers . . . were some of the activities of the G.A.A. . . . Dorothea Needham, president . . . Juanita Harris, vice-president . . . lva Gross- nickle, secretary . . . Janet Wiley, treasurer . . . Miss Mary Catherine Lauer, sponsor. XS W 3545 A 351. -my Q? g g 1..,:' -x N 5 ,S .I : L :Ns 5,:-2 1 V X Q g xx A QQ N . . Um x ' ' ESQK F3 gl L X V .VI lik? N 515153, E 355' 0 1- 3 W Q --k- .F x' ...,.: .. - K x Nx X vh - K 1 .X , -- 2 S? gsm X ' 3 2 3 23 fx S + A LN 3 a 3' Af ,W K g Q .1 9 .X gf- .Xb Af EY 9 H 5 ' J X ,E X ww - xx Q x , -.ix N xx R XV? 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Sponsoring the annual Open-House . . . sewing costumes for The Red Mill . . . having a benefit card party . . . were some of the many activities of the Parent Teachers' Association. Mrs. E. J. White was president of this active group . . . assisted by Mrs. George Muckenfuss and Miss Violet Rohrer, first and second vice- presidents respectively . . . Mrs. C. O. Summers, recording secretary . . . Mrs. E. C. Martindale, corresponding secretary . . . and Mrs. G. Floyd Coop- er held the office of treasurer. isis. MUSIC PARENTS . . . Music Parents . . . sponsored a benefit orchestra concert . . . for the purpose of raising money . . . also gave a square dance party for members of the band, Glee Club and orchestra. THE HI-TIMES . .. Kill, I8 pt. up and low . . . familiar terms to the editors of our school weekly . . . writing stories, news and features . . . editing copy . . . proof reading . . . all in a day's work to members of the HI-TIMES staff. Marilyn Cubbison held the position of business manager . . . Ginny Merrill, advertising manager . . . Ed Baer, col- lection manager . . . Miss Bess Wy- rick was advisor. Marilyn Feick was editor-in-chief . . . Arlene Fleischaker edited second page . . . Diane Pollock and Virginia Place were co-editors of third page . . . Ray Bubick was sports editor during the fall semester . . . Bill Troyer and Bob Bobrick, sport editors in the spring semester. Pat Gaffigan, editor-in-chief . . . with her right-hand-men . . . Kathryn Han- nan, production manager and Arlene Fleischaker, literary editor . . . kept things rolling . . . trying to meet deadlines . . . Katie Reasor, adver- tising manager . . . kept busy selling ads . . . directing those underneath her . . . JoAnn Peterman served as circulation manager. THE l-IOOSIER POET STAFF . . . Responsible for The Book of The Year . . . the HOOSIER POET staff . . . writing copy . . . scheduling pic- tures . . . paste-ups . , . all in a rlay's work to this active staff. Ed Friend served as photography editor , . . Joyce McKenzie, head typist . . . assisted by Kathleen Barnes and Shir- ley Huys . . . Dolores Witt, art editor . . . here staff members are looking over pictures that are to be sent to the engravers. Section editors were . . . Activities, Marilyn Dulmatch . . . Underclass- men, Amy Fisher and Nancy Weber . . . Sports, Don Edwards . . . Seniors, Joyce Lebo and Dan Merrill . . . De- partments, Mary Alice George . . . Faculty, Kathryn Hannon . . . Adver- tising, Katie Reasor . . . Mr. George Koch, advisor. When the frost is on the shock . . . They's something kinda' fere When the heat of summer's over and is here . . . Mil gf uni uni SPORTS Back row-left to right: J. Lakovits, M. Snyder, P. Bowers, C. Ewald, J. Odor, N. Smorin, B. Hartman, J- Bradfield. E. Miller, S. Puskas, T. Baer, E. Edwards, D. Baer, D. Lassen, G. Lambert, A. Horvath, M. Klipa, R. Foster. Second row: Greg Parker, Harry Woodward, B. Driggs, B. Vincek, E. Baer, D. Snodgrass, D. Wilson, L. Hillring, K. Sult, K. Weesner, E. Motts, J. Altic, O. Rightsell, D. Shcolnik, L. Hill, L. Mahoney, B. Crocker, D. Simpson, F. Thompson, D. Thomas, Paul Kelly, Charles I-Iafrun. Front row: B. Werntz, J. Krider, D. Feldman, M. Wiegand, S. Herczeg, L. Smorin, K. Pritz, D. Geraghty, D. Claro, R. Bubick, J. Egierski, L. Jipping. OUR CONFERENCE CHAMPS For the first time since I937, the Riley Wildcats took the Eastern Division Championship of the Northern Indiana High School Confer- ence. Given a large and experienced line but faced with a shortage of experienced backfield material, Paul Spike Kelly soon molded the Wildcat eleven into a team of truly championship caliber. MICHIGAN CITY, 6, RILEY, O An experienced Wildcat line and an inexperienced backfield trav- eled to Michigan City for the first game of the year. Michigan City capitalized a 'Cat fumble by jumping to a quick lead in the first few minutes of the game, when Trottier went 27 yards on an end around JIPPING SIMPSON EGIERSKI KRIDER MOTTS D. BAER for the lone score of the game. Ken Pritz and Len Smorin were defensive standouts for the Riley team. RILEY, 205 MISHAWAKA, 0 The 'Cats rang up the first win of the year as they over-powered the oft-beaten Mishawaka Maraons, 20 to O. The first Riley gridder to cross the goal line was Ophir Rightsell who grabbed a ten yard pass in the end zone from Ken Sult. Redheads, Jim Altic and Louie Jipping also scored in the second half. Dick Geraghty made two out of three point after touchdown attempts. WASHINGTON, 13: RILEY, 7 Although hitting pay dirt first, when Blackie Motts went off guard for two yards, the Riley Wildcats were unable to keep their victory ways as Washington's Panthers won a l3 to 7 decision at School Field. WEESNER KLIPA Football coaches-left to right: Charles Hafron, end coach: Stewart Fought, C team coach: Harry Woodard, line coach: Paul Spike Kelly, head coach, and Greg Parker, B team coach. RILEY, 215 CENTRAL, 'I4 the help of Michigan City's win over Washington, the team moved into paced by fallback Blackie Mans, The ha,-a- a tie for the conference leadership with Central. fighting Riley Wildcats overpowered a favored Central eleven in THE game of the year. Motts RILEY, 14: ADAMS, 0 Iflllhd the first SCOFG 05 he broke fhf0UQh the Led by halfback Jim Altic who scored twice on runs of five, and 3I hhe- for 32 Y0fdS Chd 0 'f0UChd0Wh-- MQIIS yards, the Riley victory bound Wildcats rolled over South Bend John 0Q0'h broke loose Oh the SOVQG PIUUY, 'fhlS Mme Adams, I4 to 0, on the School Field turf. Although the score indicates for 63 Yards Gnd Ohofhef 5'X Points' In the a Riley victory, the 'Cats were unspectacular as the Eagles threatened second half Central came back fighting and in the Seaaaa half. tied the ball game I4 all. With 40 seconds left to go, Motts again sprinted down the field RILEY, 16: LA PORTE, 'I3 fo' 65 Y0 dS Ohd the Wlhhihg SCOVE- Ge 0QhTY With the championship already in their pocket, the 'Cats had CCUTWE fh 0UQh with all three 9Xf 0 POIVITS to trouble winning over an inspired Slicer team, I6 to l3. After Don Claro milk? the fihlll SCOYE RIIGY, 21: Cehffalf I4- recovered a LaPorte fumble on the LaPorte ll, Kuzmic went off tackle for the touchdown. Geraghty converted. LaPorte then marched down RILEY, 147 EAST CHICAGO: 13 the field with Hostetler making a touchdown and extra point. Motts Riley's line, dubbed The Rock of Gibral- plunged over from the one, after an intercepted pass set up a scoring tar , proved to be too much for a highly opportunity. LaPorte then fumbled one of Ray Bubick's kicks to give regarded East Chicago Washington team as Riley won by Dick Geraghty's extra point, I4 KUZMIC PUSKAS MGHTSELL to I3. lt was a thrilling ball game as the teams seesawed the score back and forth. Jim Krider caught a I2 yard pass in the end zone for the first score. The last score came when Ophir Rightsell climaxed a Riley drive on a 43 yard pass, run play. SMORIN GERAGHTY PRITZ RILEY, 31: GOSHEN, 0 Led by their captains, Steve Herczeg and Jim Krider, the Riley eleven rolled over and outmanned the Goshen team, 3I to 0. The 'Cats had an easy time of it as Gene Kuzmic, Louie Jipping, Keith Weesner, and Blackie Motts all stepped into the scoring column. With ALTIC HERCZEG U - ei 21 Spike Kelly and the boys on the bench watch the tense game. the Wildcats a safety. Hostetler then scored again for the Slicers on an 85 yard run and made the extra point, making the final score Riley, 16, LaPorte, 13. EAST CHICAGO ROOSEVELT, 32, RILEY, 6 The Roosevelt Rough Riders proved mighty rough as they over-powered the Riley Wildcats in the Championship game of the Northern ln- diana Conference. Bill Holzl:-ack's runs of one, ten, and 45 yards, Lukowski's runs of one, and 13 yards, and Davis's two points after touch- down were responsible for the 32 points run up by the Roosevelt eleven. Riley's lone score came on a pass from Ken Sult to Louie Jipping. A sad note started the game when L.en Smorin broke his leg in the first few minutes of play. This was the first time an East Chicago Roose- HILL SULT HILLRING MAHONEY velt team had been scored on in a playoff game, a fitting end to a great Riley season. Linesmen: Jim Krider, Bob Werntz, Art Horvath, Steve Herczeg, Lloyd Hillring, Don Claro, Louie Jipping, Ray Bubick, Dan Feldman, Dick Geraghty, Tom Baer, Dick Baer, Mike Klipa, Bob Crocker, Leon Mahoney, Len Smorin, Ken Pritz, and Steve Puskas, backs: Ken Sult, Dave Shcolnik, Ophir Rightsell, and Doug Simpson hung up their uni- forms as they played their last game for the Riley Wildcats. 1949 FOOTBALL SCORES Riley, , Michigan City, 6 Riley, Mishawaka, O Riley Washington, 13 Riley Central, 14 Riley, East Chicago Washington, 13 Riley, Elkhart, 6 Riley, Goshen, 0 Riley Adams, 0 Riley, LaPorte, 13 Riley East Chicago Roosevelt, 32 Won 7, Lost 3 Champions, Eastern Division of the Northern lndiana High School Conference WIEGAND CLARO THOMPSON Altic scores in the Adams-Riley game. Now get in there and win, Coach Kelly tells his boys. Three hundred people gathered at the tootboll banquet to pay tribute to the Riley Wildcats who won the Eastern Division of the North- ern lndiana High School Conference. A full-sized football player was made of paper-mache by Miss Mary Jane Day's commercial art class in honor of the champs. The Reco Award for the most valuable linesman was presented to Len Smorin. Sophomore, Eldon Blackie Motts received the Gilbert Trophy for the most valuable buck. Dan Feldman received the Kiwanis Club Award for scholarship and athletic ability. Jerry Egierski and Jim Altic wre elected co-captains for the l950 Riley team. The Quarter- back Club gave Jerry Odor the most valuable B team player award. Tom O'Brien received the C team award for the most valuable player. ALL-TWIN-CITY FOOTBALL TEAM First team: Steve l-lerczeg, guard: Len Smorin, center: Eldon JOURNAL COUNTY ALL-STAR TEAM First team: Steve Herczeg, guard: Len Smo- rin, center: Dick Geraghty, guard: Ray Ru- bick, tackle: Eldon Motts, back, Ken Sult, back. Second team: Jim Krider, end. Coach of the year: Paul Spike Kelley. ALL-STATE TEAM First string: Len Smorin, center. Honorable mention: Steve Herczeg, guard: Ray Bubick, tackle. FELDMAN CROCKER SHCOLNIK BUBICK BIackie Motts, back. Second Team: Jim Krider, end: Ray Bubick, tackle: Dick Geraghty, guard: Ken Sult, back. ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM First team: Ray Bubick, tockle: Steve Herczeg, guard: Len Smorin, center: Dick Geraghty, guard. Second team: Eldon Motts, back. HORVATH WERNTZ T. BAER -sissshgee -.L -..Ls- THEHBHSQUAD Third row-left to right: N. Oman, A. Anderson, B. Strope, D. Seifert, R. Ros brugh, T. Moorman, T. Barrett, B. Van Kirk, D. Whitaker, W. Jordan, D. Davis, W Glassford, D. Rhodes, T. Campbell, D. Whitmer, B. Beckner, B. Taylor, D. Woodka D. Gushwa, B. Curran, D. Muckenfuss, D. Schuman. Second row: D. Edwards, B. Best, K. Anderson, R. Kerestury, R. Bork, K. High D. Puskas, K. Norman, D. Wilson, M. Hatfield, G. Lambert, R. Foster, D. Lassen, J Austin, N. Medich, J. Jacobs, A. Zimmer, B. Whippo, C. Bergman, L. Smith, J. Koch First row: E. Baer, D. Snodgrass, P. Bowers, B. Driggs, B. Vincek, D. Thomas, M Snider, J. Bradfield, C. Ewald, J. Odor, J. Lakovits, N. Smorin. THEHCHSQUAD... Back row-left to right: L. Snider, D. Whitaker, J. Tirotta, L. Snodgrass, C. Ro- domski, G. Russell, G. Brownbridge, C. Hatfield, T. Galloway, E. Zsedely, C. Yordanich Middle row: E. Downhour lmanagerl, E. Benninghoff, F. Tirotta, J. Skaggs, T Smith, H. Bardsley, C. McGeath, R. Wintrode, M. Mahoney, J. Brownbridge, F. Yanez L. Wasielcwski, G. Schraw. Front row: B. Jordan, B. Herendeen, D. Walker, B. Denny, T. O'Brien, C. Reinks G. Peoples, L. Tobey, J. Crabill, B. Ciro, B. Wegner tmonagerl. 1 1 The Riley Varsity . . . top row, left to right: John Ulbricht, Bill Cole, Dan Merrill, Jim Krider, Jim Snyder, and Bob Whippo. Bottom row: Bob Driggs, Jim Altic, Louie Jipping, Doug Simpson, Bill Hartman, and George Lambert. I HOOSlER RILEY, 46: WOODROW WILSON, 24 With starters Poynter, Jipping, Krider, Altic, and Hartman, the Riley Wildcats opened the season with on easy win over Wilson, 46-24. lt was Riley's game all the way, as they posted leads of I0-2 at the first quar- ter mark,and 25-6 at the half. High men for the Wild- cats were forward Jim Krider with l3 points and guard Bill Hartman with nine. RILEY, 48: CRAWFORDSVILLE, 35 The Crawfordsville coach found that the platoon sys- tem doesn't pay, as the Wildcats ran up an early 9-2 lead against the Athenian second stringers. The first string was put into the ball game, but that didn't seem to help much as Riley rolled up a 2l-l0 lead at half time. The lead was increased to 20 points, before Brad- ley, ace Crawfordsville guard, got hot with ten points in the lost quarter. Krider was again high for the Wild- cats getting I7 points, with Altic getting eleven. ADAMS, 48: RILEY, 45 The Adams Eagles overpowered the Riley Wildcats, 48-45, to inflict the first loss of the season upon the 'Cots Adams was off to a I4-lO first quarter lead, but the Wildcats managed to go out in front by half-time, 2l-l8. However, in the third period, the Eagles went to HYSTERIAH town, outscoring the Wildcats 2l-ll to grab a 39-32 lead by the end of the quarter. The Wildcats cut down the lead some but just couldn't quite make it as the game ended, Adams, 485 Riley, 45. Altic was high for the 'Cats with I7, followed by Krider with ten. MISHAWAKA, 51: RILEY, 41 The Riley Wildcats put up a good struggle in the first six minutes, but couldn't keep up with the rangy Maroons as they lost their second game of the season, 5l-4l. lt was a one sided game all the way as the Wild- cats were outclassed by Tracy, Beniamin, and Company. Dan Merrill and Jim Altic led the Riley scores with nine and eight points, respectively. RILEY, 385 HAMMOND CLARK, 35 The Wildcats bounced back from two straight de- feats to down a good Hammond team, 38-35. In the first half, it looked as if it would be Clark's game as they rolled up a 26-l5 lead over the Wildcats. How- ever, the Wildcats come back fighting with I4 points to Clark's three in the third period to even the score at 29- 29. From then on, it was Riley all the way as they went on to win. Merrill was again high for the Wildcost, fol- lowed by Altic with ten, and Krider and Hartman with six each. 'ki' KRIDER ALTIC SIMPSON 'ki' RILEY, 395 BRAZIL, 33 Neither team could hit in the early part of the game as the first three minutes and 44 sec'- onds saw Riley and Brazil lacked in a scoreless duel. Finally, Merrill made a free throw to take the lid off the basket and the Wildcats went on to a 20-I2 lead at half-time. The 'Cats stood oft a fiery third period spurt by the Brazil team and went into the final period leading 32-24. From then on, it was Riley's game as the Wildcats won 39-33. High men for the Wildcats were Merrill with I3, Altic with eight and Simpson with seven. RILEY, 491 PLYMOUTH, 44 lt looked as though the Pilgrims from Plym- outh were going to win, as they piled up a 6-0 lead at the beginning, but Riley came back with seven straight points to go into the lead. By half-time, however, the'Cats were back in the hole again, trailing 2I-20. ln the third pe- riod, the superior height of the Wildcats showed to good advantage as they knotted the game at 36-36. They then broke the tie and won out over the Plymouth five, 49-44. Krider got I7 points for the Wildcats while Merrill collect- ed ten. RILEY, 485 MISHAWAKA, 40 The Wildcats went into the finals of the Holiday Tourney by avenging their earlier sea- son loss to the Maroons. The Maroons went out in front during the first period, and the Wildcats went to the locker room at half-time, trailing. Again, the Wildcats came bouncing back to narrow the margin to six points at the third period mark. Jim Krider got hot for the Wildcats as he sunk three quick baskets for Riley, and the 'Cats were never behind after that. As Coach Wakefield said after the game, lt's the best Christmas present l could have. High for the Wildcats were Krider with I7 and Jipping with twelve. WASHINGTON, 39, RILEY, 37 lt looked as if the Wildcats were going to have an easy time of it as they pulled out to an early I4-4 lead. The Panthers slowly started eating away the lead and tied the score in the final seconds of the game. Then, Washington's Gilkey and Robertson put the game in the bag for the West Siders by sinking two charity tosses. Krider and Jipping were again high for the 'Cats, getting I4 and nine points, respec- tively. WASHINGTON, 565 RILEY, 48 ln their second game within a week, the Wildcats were again downed by the Washing- ton five by the convincing margin of 56-48. Paced by Willey Gilkey's 23 points, the Pan- thers seemed to have just too much for the Wildcats. lt was the second loss without a win in conference play for the 'Cats. Merrill was high for the Riley five as he garnered I8 points, Hartman got eleven. CENTRAL, 605 RILEY, 30 Central was red hot, and the Wildcats were ice cold, as the Riley team suffered its third conference loss. Coach Wakefield substituted often in the game as he searched vainly for a group of boys who could hit a good percent- age of their shots. Finally, in the fourth period, the Riley reserves saved a little bit of face by scoring I4 points, but it was the only bright spot in a very poor showing by the Wildcats. Hartman got twelve points to lead what Riley attack there was. irir MERRILL JIPPING HARTMAN 'ki' if DRIGGS LAMBERT SNYDER irir LA PORTE, 407 RILEY, 39 The Wildcats blew a first half lead to lose a heart-breaker to the Slicers from LaPorte. The Slicers sliced a 28-23 Riley half-time lead to a third quarter score of 31-30 with the Wildcats still out in front. With seconds remaining, and the score tied at 38-38, La- Porte's Hostetler sank two free throws to give them the game. Again the 'Cats suffered from a lack of scoring punch, as they got but eleven points in the last half. Krider led the Riley at- tack with twelve points, followed by Merrill with eight. ELKHART, 435 RILEY, 28 lt was the same old story as the 'Cats failed to hit from the field in losing 43-28 to the Blue Blazers from Elkhart. The Wildcats were held to two field goals in the first half as they went to the lockers at half-time, trailing 28-10. In the third quarter, they rallied to bring the score up to 34-24. The Wildcats could get but four points in the final quarter as Elkhart's reg- ulars returned to the game. Again, Krider was high for the 'Cats with twelve points. CULVER, 427 RILEY, 35 'The 'Cats suffered their fifth loss in a row as they were beaten by a slow starting Culver team, 42-35. For most of the game, it looked as if the Riley five were going to wing but, cheered on by their home crowd, the Indians erased the lead and went on to win. High for the Wildcats were Dan Merrill with eleven points and Bill Hartman with ten. RILEY, 55, GOSHEN, 45 The Riley team came back to win their first conference game of the season by the com- fortable margin of 55-45. Using a reshuffled lineup of Krider and Hartman at guard, Altic and Whippo at forward, and Merrill at center, the team looked better from all angles, as their ball-handling and shooting improved. Though Goshen took an early 11-7 lead, the Wildcats came up with four quick baskets to make it 15-ll at the end of the first quarter. By half-time, the lead had been increased to 31-23. They went on to a 46-32 lead at the third quarter mark, and, with reserves playing most of the last period, came out with a final score of 55-45. Jim Altic looked good as he garnered 18 points, and Merrill got 13 for second among the Riley scorers. RILEY, 53: ADAMS, 44 The Wildcats got revenge for their early season loss to the Eagles as they won in a hard fought game, 53-44. lt was close up to the last quarter, with the period scores reading 9-8, 21-20, and 34-34 as the Adams five tied the ball game up by the end of the third quar- ter. It was in the last period, that the 'Cats got hot as they amassed 19 points. Krider led the way in that period by putting in five bas- kets. He also got ten other points to give him the evening's high point honors with 20 points. MICHIGAN CITY, 627 RILEY, 46 Led by Tanski and Witek, the Michigan City Red Devils came out on top in a game that was closer than the score indicates. By means of a second quarter rally, the Red Devils were leading with the score of 27-23 at helf-time. lt looked as if the Wildcats were going places as Jim Krider put in two fast baskets, but after this brief spurt, the Michigan City five went on to post up a 41-34 lead at the end of the third quarter. ln the last period, the roof fell in as the Red Devils proved very devilish in getting 21 points. High men for the Wildcats were Dan Merrill with 16, Krider with twelve. 'ki' WHIPPO BRADFIELD HILL 'ki' John Campbell, Don Billiau, and Bob Markham, basketball managers, discuss which ball to take along for one of the Riley home games. RILEY, 585 ROCHESTER, 55 Despite the loss of Jim Krider due to a cold, the Riley Wildcats came through quite well to beat a shorter Rochester team, 58-55. lt was an even battle all the way, with the 'Cats man- aging o keep in the lead most of the time. The Zebros, led by their little guard, Denton, almost overtook the Wildcats, but the effort was a little too late as the gun went off with Riley protecting their three point lead. High for the Wildcats were Dan Merrill with I7 points, and Lambert, who sparked a 22 point third-quarter with eleven. WASHINGTON-CLAY, 585 RILEY, 45 ln a hard-fought ball game, the Wildcats were defeated by the Coloniols from Washing- ton-Clay, 58-45. It was a close game most of the way, as the Coloniols posted slim leads of ll-8 and l7-l5 at the first two quarter marks. In the third period, the Colonials out- scored the Wildcats 20-16 to make the score 37-3l ot the end of the quarter. From then on, it was clear sailing for the Washington- Clay team as they ended up with a margin of l3 points. High for the game was big Don Schlundt ot the Colonials, with 22 points, while Dan Merrill's welve was high for the Wildcats. Coach Wayne Wakefield gives the boys a few last words af instruction as they huddle before the Adams game. TH E Ne STEAM Back row-left to right: D. Lund, G. Peoples, R. Swanson, D. Rhoodes, D. Whitmer, D. Davis B. Copp, R. Bello, B. Dunfee, E. Grimes, J. Bradfield, D. Edwards. Second row: D. Smith, B. Cole, J. Hope, T. Barrett, D. Snodgrass, B. Taylor, J. Ulbrieht, T Peters, B. Jackson. First row: B. Cira, R. Robison, M. Stewart, B. Lindstrond. FORT WAYNE NORTH SIDE, 527 RILEY, 36 The 'Cats dropped their last regularly sched- uled game to a tough North Side quintet by the score of 52-36. Jim Krider got I4 points but not much help from the rest of the team as the Wildcats were clearly outclassed all the way. CENTRAL, 695 RILEY, 46 After piling up o 20-I2 first period lead, the Bears looked like they were in for a good C TEAM bit of trouble as the Wildcats narrowed the margin down to 23-22 in the second quarter. However, the Bears recovered and increased the margin back to seven points as the half ended and the Bears led 35-28. In the last half, Cen- tral had it pretty much their own way as they got 44 points to the Wildcats' 18. High for Riley were Krider with I3 points and Hart- man with nine. Thus, the 1949-1950 version of the Riley basketball team ended its season with o nine won and twelve lost record. Back row, Iett to right: D. Nelson, imanugeri, Gordon Young, imanagerl, J. Hanks J Cara, L. McMichael, R. Liechty, B. Sickafoose, N. Edison, C. Yordonich, R. Durock, R. Young irnanaqerl Second row: J. Cooper, coach, B. Denny, C. Montgomery, J. Montgomery, J. Skaggs H Goodm, W. Leatherman, J. Kudloty, J. Mossey, E. Nellans. First row: B. Overhalser, B. Wegner, R. Louisa. l THE WRESTLING TEAM . . . Back row-left to right: D. Thomas, M. Snider, B. Werntz, M. Wiegand, N. Medich, J. Orisich, Manager, D. Baer. Third row: R. Gushwa, E. Miller, R. Foster, M. Hatfield, D. Geraghty, E. Motts, B. Crocker. Second raw: E. Baer, D. Woodka, K. Kennedy, B. White, T. Brennan, C. Rienks, E. Roberts, P. Bowers. Front row: J. Rienks, C. Hatfield, L. Snider, M. Prathaftakis, M. Manges, B. Lance, D. Whit- aker, A. Prathattakis, J. Van Goey. For the first ,time in the school's history, Riley had a wrestling team. Often thought of as merely a winter program for football linemen, the wrestling squad also attracts boys in the lighter weight class. With Harry Woodard os coach, the Riley team spent most of the year learning the fundamentals of wrestling. lf the squad keeps up the spirit it showed this year, it can, with the necessary experience, emerge into a fine team. CROSS COUNTRY . . . The Cross Country team from Iett to right: Earl Motts, Larry Stout, Mark McCoy, Earl Grimes, Dick Stout, and Don Billiau, manager. TRACK ..- Back row, left to right: B. Stroupe, S. Kambol, A. Hurvath, M. Wiegand, D. Hans, B. Werntz, D. Seifert, M. Snider, N. Medich, M. McCoy, G. Shafer, J. Jacobs, D. Lassen, P. Gillen. Second row: E Motts, B. Cole, J. Cherpes, E. Grimes, D. Whitmer, E. Roberts, F. Hamman, J. Grable, D. Mastin, J. Orisich. Front row: J. Liechty, J. Thomas, D. Woodka, E. Williamowski, R. Bella, C. Arch, B. Jordan, J. Myers, T. Smart, K. Riftel. Studebaker park is the scene of activity for Riley's seven man tennis team. Mr. Bert Anson is the tennis coach and this year the Captain of the team was George Aldrich. The Confer- ence games are played in the fall. TENNIS TEAM... Tennis team, left to right are Lee Jenks, Ronald Liechty, Stuart Hansen, and George Aldrich l EHR: TEAM . . . Ready to tee off is Riley's golf team. Back row, left to right: J. Snyder, T. Schnabel, R. Benson, B. Strope, J. Farell. Front row: D. Merrill, C. Kovach, W. Glassford, D. Zorn, K. Anderson, R. Robertson, D. Farell, and E. Grimes. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE-1950 APRIL l4-Washington -- ---postponed 1 5-Kalamazoo ........... ...- p osponed l8-Michigan City 2, Riley 4--- ..... ---H l94Adoms ll, Riley 7 ..-. ---- T 20-Niles 7, Riley 6 .....-.-- ---H Bill Hartman 1950 PITCHING RECORD Frank Thompson - - Larry Stout ..... - 4 l l l O 2 Conference: 4 wins, 2 losses 21-Mishawaka 6, Riley l3 .... ...... H 25-Elkhart .............. ---postponed 26-Central ........ ---postponed 27-Washington-Clay - - - - -postponed 28-LaParte l, Riley 2 ---- .------- H MAY 'I949 BASEBALL SCORES 2-Adams 2, Riley 8 -.-. ---- T 3-Elkhart 9, Riley 0 -------- H- ---H Conference Record 'I949 4--Central Catholic 2, Riley l6 ---- ---H Riley, 8 Washington, 4 5-Central 6, Riley 3 ..---..-- ---l l Riley, l Michigan City, 9 9-Washington ..--.- ---H Riley, 9 Mishawaka, 6 l0-Adams -------- ---H Riley, 3 Central 8 ll-Central Catholic -- --.--T Riley, 6, Elkhart, 5 l2-Michigan City --- ---- T Riley, 4 LaPorte, l l6-Mishawaka --- ---- T Riley, 5 Adams, 6 l7--Central -- ----T I9-Elkhart -- ---H Total-Won 4, Lost 3 22--Plymouth -- ,,,H Wk- . G ilk' H??1w'4fE1if4'4 Tn!- M :M z 1 f.-gg f 4555555 fb. W X , . QM. We seem And the Of the hrnepuece r 5 e . X ' as : ' .iw 5 an ' .Aff fi , , 1 1 3 1 SYS fha 32 is H f i 5 X xx ' 40 .4 2 f 1 If Q xi A A' lx ES S w 'swim x 'M w Nm wk v . .Ng gs sk, X gs wg 'N g 2 nr .V S A X wx S Xi .X L A X gh Nr X Q x Sw. .3-fs, 1 MX SWS X N Qs Q w KW, -a , fx K M X. N X. . H UNDERCLA A, ...U4 ,.4. ......4,,A-,,4.,.... ....4... .. SSMEN Seated, left to right: Sharyn Kronewiher, Marilyn Peterson, Larry Griffin, Nancy Titus. Stand- ing: Roger Cripe and Bert Pusiny. l 1 rrrr -- i ROOM 104 Bottom row: L. McGirr, J. Camp bell, M. Fitch, D. Block, S. Dale, D Floor, J. Morshbanks, S. Mikel, J Roose, N. Jones, A. Sailor. Middle row: M. L. Hood, C. Waltz M. Lofguist, J. Nelson, S. Hamburg P. Mackey, C. Sorka, M. Heitzlemon L. Linderman, N. Keiser, P. Kloppeni stein. Top row: L. Fits, R. Price, B. Chom- bers, R. Overmeyer, B. Snow. ROOM 110 Top row: L. Horvath, R. Klinger- man, J. Trader, B. Coffman, J. Ned- do, D. Stanley, B. Reed. Second row: T. Draper, R. Coog- henour, J. Fettel, C. Porter, M. Piser, N. Geiger, A. Samuels, B. Pustoy. First row: J. Emmons, J. Auer, S Summers, J. Fiedler, M. Ewald, S Oberle, N. Carpenter, J. Gushwo, C Wiebusch, R. Hogan. I I ROOM 318 Top row: K. Watson, J. Winches- ter, L. Stones, B. Rice, C. Schmok, D. Wolfe, A. Snyder, J. Schmucker, B. Spencer, D. Young, B. Rosbrugh. Second row: N. Weesner, S. Lank- ford, N. Weesner, J. Tobey, A. Wer- ner, B. Wolf, J. Haag. First raw: R. Schmuhl, E. Snyder, P. Thrasher, P. Wiesjahn, M. Robinson, J. Hosig, R. Terry, J. Zuhlke, L. Ra- mey. ROOM 313 Top row: P. Butcher, V. Bennett F. Bockover, L. Baer, D. Sharp, Bi Berebitsky, F. Shemwell, J. Squint. Second row: J. Bergman, C. Bavin, A. Bishop, R. Davidson, T. Bloom, R. Cripe. First row: J. Botos, D. Blackwell, J. Borson, R. Acres, B. Rice, M. Mur- ray, S. Weinberg, S. Curtis, J. Beatty, B. Carlin, M. Berryman. ROOM 218 Top row: J. Mitchell, R. McElhenie, R. Klowetter, D. Hitson, J. Nash, R. Hilde, G. Meldrum, E. Hoover. Second row: N. Neland, D. Lowe, S. McCormick, D. Orr, L. McCormick, W. Manuszak, D. Hiles. First row: S. Hummer, G. Munger, L. McBride, M. Kirkham, P. Kambol, J. Naragon, N. Moore, D. Summers- gill, T. Nelson, C. Place, M. Peterson. ROOM 207 Top row: D. Driggs, B. Fenimore, A. Hersch, R. Fell, R. Green, J. Fos- ter, P. Freeman, T. Fee. Second row: K. Eshenbaugh, G Fischoff, E. Greene, L. Griffin, J. For- ester, R. Dunlap, B. Gardiner, B. Fei- ser, A. Hersch. First row: J. Espick, G. Heilman, S Graber, A. Bardsley, S. Hurwich, S Gerber, B. Gunn, J. Dry. ROOM 214 Top row: A. Lerman, J. Hanks, D. Durock, J. Epley, W. Blackburn, F. Taylor, J. Kudlaty, G. Brownbridge. Second row: G. Hullinger, P. Baker, V. Creighton, E. Kleity, M. Lilves, C. Liechty, G. Bowman, S. Acton, W. Engdahl. First row: B. Clark, M. Clark, V. Lane, M. Carder, N. Kingstone, M. Cira, D. Kimble, N, Dunlap, S. Gan- ger, M. Davis. ROOM 210 Top row: M. Roberts, T. Noell, P. Wilmes, B. Owens, R. Sriver, M. Mof- fett, D. Priebs, J. Walters, E. Prathaf- takis. Second row: G. Moron, M. Redrick, J. Mossey, C. Yandanick, J. Powers, G. Stien, R. Person. First row: A. Vitale, G, Young, J. Shinn, A. Searfoss, J. Sarber, J. Mit- ler, K. Miller, B. Wagner, J. Steb- bins, D. Nelson. Crowded halls . . . unfamiliar faces . . . new rules and regulations . . . held the first seventh grade to enroll at Riley . . . in awe . . . o basketball team to cheer for . . . a class party in the cafeteria . . . kept the youngest class in school entertained! Getting acquainted . . . making new friends . . . ioining various clubs . . . kept the eighth graders on their toes . . . electing Don Dodson, Felicia Samuels, .lack Hanks . . . Janet Sarber and Ronald Jeshow to plan their activities . . . they started the year off in a big way . . . a class picnic was placed on their social calendar . . . next year . . . tl1ey'lI proudly answer to the name of Freshmen! ROOM 101 Top row: M. Tankersley, J. Thomp- son, J. Wuthrich, J. Wilson, D. Wie- gand, B. Werner, G. Russell, T. Sul- Iivan. Second row: C. Strykul, J. Tirotta, J. Reinks, G. Rupert, M. Watts, S. Shamory, J. Sechrist, L. White-ford, D. Whittaker, D. Rupert, B. Yahle. First row: C. Wuthrich, F. Samuels N. Probe, B. Wilson, T. vosmfa, sf Stanley, M. Haskins, J. Scheid, D. Buchanan, R. Strausser. ROOM 'I22 Top row: I. Snow, J. Snodgrass, B. Sickafoose, D. Davis, J. Hock, J. Po- land, L. Hazelip, B. Crow. Second raw: L. Tobey, D. Poppino S. Kovacevich, W. Jones, B. Chami bers. First row: P. McG0wen, D. Husvar E. Uldin, M. Sult, P. Alward, G Kuskye, D. Brothers, P. Wambach. ROOM 202 Top row. R. Marsh, W. Porter, E Sriver, L. Livengood, N. Ramey, J Hoke, R. Langwell, R. Harmon, R Lovisa. Second row: B. Newton, N. Horn D. Miller, L. Reader, P. Luer, M Jones, D. Leatherman, B. Pollock, P Murray. First row: P. Overton, P. Schafer P. Lannon, M. Howard, B. Schock N. Miller, A. Olsen, P. Pask, S. John: STOD. ROOM 316 Top row: D. Smith, R, Jeshow, B Diedrich, E. Friend, D. King, M Ewald, R. Raber. Second row: J. Hardy, J. Cutner, M Berebitsky, C. Iribbett, C. Whitmer P. Titus, P. Troyer, M. Mangus, First row: S. Lycksell, G. Green K. Renyolds, H. Brender, B. White- man, D. Bordon, D. Bradfute, C Goodhew, J. Rinks, B. Lean. ROOM 221 Top row: D. Currie, E. De Jarnatt M. Craft, D. Barnes, R. Peters, K Fleischman, R. Farkas. Second row: C. Green, B. Calkins J. Cira, D. Dodson, B. Auer, S. Block R. Brown, S. Berebitsky, B. Buehrig First row: J. Campbell, D. Critch- Iow, K. Harding, J. Green, M. Ditsch C. Filley, A. Finkenbrink, S. Carpen: ter, E. Hurt. 1 F H E Left to right, back row: Rosemary Musselmon, Jack Rhodes, Joan Jewell, and Bill Sick- afoss. Front: Chuck Hatfield, D. Pollock, Mary Lou Karos. ROOM 219 Top row: L. Snyder, J. Strauser, T O'Brien, G. Schraw, D. Walker, G Peoples, H. Munger, M. Stewart, E. Van Meter, A. Prothattakis. Second row: C. Roberts, R. Mesa- ros, L. Waseilewski, R. McMillin, E Reed, M. Mahoney, C. Noell, C Harper. First row: E. McGirr, B. Hines, D Phillips, F. Haynes, J. High, M Richez, J. Kimes, S. Haynes, D Toube, H. Zaharndt. ROOM 305 J Top row: F. Fyanez, J. Grabill, W Leatherman, S. Fairchild, E. Benner D. Howell, P. Bates, J. Ganger, J Bianco, B. Morence, T. Gallaway. Second row: B. Hogan, M. Peli, R Crawford, M. A. Kramer, M. Nemeth J. Jewell, P. Perkins, C. Hopkins, R Hartman, W. Huston, R. Gonderman First row: L. Pclvey, J. L. Parker M. Walker, S. Hobson, C. Kahle, M Kingston, N. Felker, J. Foster, M Fee, N. Harter, B. J..Himes. r 1 ROOM 216 Top row: B. Cole, T. Baker, B Denny, D. Barkley, J. Van Goey, J Skaggs, T. Carpenter, J. Brownbridge R. Szabo, L. Snodgrass. Second row: R. St. Germain, T Brennan, M. Sisti, L. Campbell, M Elston, K. Ball, M. Snyder, E. Ben- ninghoff, J. Barrows. First row: J. Dalton, M. L. Caras, P. Collar, J. Bukovnik, J. Burket, L Campbell, M. Chrisman, J. Davis, P Davis, N. Wygont. ROOM 'I00 Top row: E. Silver, R. Young, D Orban, J. Anderson, J. Dennison, R Petill, T. Smith, C. Reinks, R. Red- mer, R. Vassery, W. Redmer. Second row: R. Korlowicz, W Probst, P. Warrick, M. Steele, S Stein, S. Tesch, L. Davidson, V. Whit- wer, B. Schneider, B. Schultheis, J Rhoades. First row: G. Smith, D. Orban, E Endres, C. -Stuart, J. Winther, S Weesner, J. Rankin, J. Williams, N Meeks, P. Fox. ROOM 322 Top row: L. McMichael, D. Ma- iewski, P. Harris, E. Baumgardner, D DuFord, C. McGeath, F. Demski, J Mikel, R. Balint, M. Kish, G. Lybar- ger. Second row: J. Gulyas, J. Bloom C. Hatfield, L. Crofoot, D. Filchak M. Kubacki, L. Ballard, S. Gentry, R Lauchner, J. Gorbitz, J. Brucker. First raw: C. Kauffman, C. Camp- bell, M. Fall, P. Harlin, J. Gearl-mart B. Dennison, C. Hildebrand, C. Mafchi ell, J. Borkowski, J. Lukavich, B Lako. ROOM 213 Top row: C. Lee, K. Riffle, E Zsedely, D. Weaver, J. Zachary, G Cokinos, R. Liechty, S. Borders, L Osler, J. Zimmer, B. Overholser. Second row: J. Jones, E. Nellans C. Montgomery, J. Shanks, N. Nes- bitt, P. Scybert, S. Smythe, D. Pol- lock, R. Johnson, W. Moser, S. Mun- ger. First row: L. Zmudsinski, P. Pey- ton, E. Vascil, D. Wozniak, V. Place R. Graham, P. Morse, R. Plaia, E Mead, D. J. Fulps, M. Snider, M Samuels. 1 ROOM 109 Q Top raw: H. Barsley, E. Null, E.. , Downhour, B. Winterstein, B. Hen- rikson, H. Goodin, E. Anderson, J Swertly, F. Dose, N. Edison, R. Wolf, B. Grossnickle. Second row: D. Carlin, B. Welsh M. Snyder, A. Griffith, S. Fair, S French, M. Pollak, L. Strambaugh, B. J. Lowe, J. Overton, J. Bennett, B. Shraw. First row: B. Boigegrain, R. Mussel- man, S. Ewing, J. A. Baldridge, P. Seeley, M. Stookey, K. Coughenour, M. Wells, P. Tolchin, J. Snyder. ROOM 217 Top row: W. Cline, R, Botos, F. Tirotta, N. Smorin, B. Cira, A. Mo- ser, J. Hans, P. Albright, B. Bour- dan. Second row: M. L. Eaton, B. Heren deen, B. Jordan, B. Huffman, J Hanks, B. Baumbach, D. Robison, J. Kronewitter. First row: S. Hildebrand, J. Car- penter, S. Trabue, S. Stevenson, H. Cohen, M. Coppes, B. Hambrick, C. Koons, E. Gendel. 1 Freshmen . . . in high school at lost! . . . social chairmen: Chuck Hatfield, Diane Pollock . . . Bill Sickafoose, Joan Jewell, Rosemary Musselman . . . Jack Rhoades and Mary Lou Caras . . . helped in planning their bang-up party . . . the ticket of admission was wearing a paper heart . . . writing a career book . . . kept the busy Freshmen an the go . . . next year's sophomores . . . got off to a good start! Spoon-bill shoes . . . rod hats . . . crew cuts an the boys . . . feather bobs on the girls . . . Dick Sult, president . . . Dean Davis, vice-president . . . Ninetta De Luca, secretary . . . treasurer, Frank Thompson . . . social chairman, Jackie Oler . . . sponsor Mr, Harry Woodard, to guide them . . . a constitution . . . a class dance . . . Rag Mop Hop . . . all, one way of spelling . . . S-O-P-H-O-M-O-R-E-S! . . . a class in there pitching tor two more years! ROOM 108 Top row: C. Collins, B. Daniels, B Broaddus, L. Jenks, J. Campbell, P Dangelo, F. Smith, R. Peters. Second row: D. Sears, B. Custer, l Arnett, M. Westenberg, J. Reeves P. Williams, W. Jordan, E. Motts. First row: J. Morgan, R. Benko S. Smith, N. Munyon, J. Krietlow, M R. Robison, M. Kisor, J. Wambach E. Warner. ROOM 107 Top row: D. Rhine, T. Moorman, J. Mclntyre, N. Medich. D. B. Thompson, R. Thompson. First row: D. Traver, J. Clark, R. Olson, P. Morgan, H. Clark, J. Schu- man, L. Kurz, H. Sowers. Second row: B. Troutman, E. Kane, Van Kirk, F. Hamann, C. May, ROOM 204 Top row: J. Haner, L. Hill, J. Gor- don, J. Hickman, B. Foegley, E. Grimes, D. Farrell, W. Glassford, J. Harris. Second row: Mr. Webb, N. Haynes, D. Harris, J. Hill, S. Hause, M. Helm, J. Govard, E. Harlitt, M. Harris, G. Hicks, B. Hawley, P. Gantt. First row: D. Horvath, A. Fisher, M. Holden, M. Hart, M. Eufemi, M. Grubbs, M. Gray, l. Halasz, K. Haus- man, B. Hill. ROOM 114 Top row: J. Lohman, F. Meyers, B. Kinner, B. Lindstrom, R. Juday, J. Jacobs, R. Long, J. Koch, F. Mars, R. Lance. Second row: B. Linn, M. Martin- dale, B. Markham, C. Craft, J. La- katoes R. Kovach P Mahone E 1 I - Yi A Lehman, M. J. Hostetler, K. McKes- SOD. First row: R. Lewis, B. Layman, D. McLure, L. Kepler, L. Kuzmits, M. Keithley, A. Kelley, R. Keiser, N. Jones. ROOM 222 Top row: B. Backover, B. Best, L. Bronson, J. Baumgartner, J. Brown, J. Bloom, D. Boudreau, P. Bowers, D. Beckner, L. Bianco. Second row: C. Axnix, C. Bergman, R. Bella, J. Anderson, A. Bork, J. Cherpes, J. Canfield, M. Campbell, C. Arch, E. Brown, J. Bieber. First row: E. Brown, V. Brahlick, J. Brownell, N. Brahlick, P. Beehler, D Benninghoff, N. Baney, M. Arnold, B. Brewer. ROOM 205 Top row: R. Morrison, B. Mueller D. Langford, J. Miller, T. McKee, P Muckenfuss, N. Oman, R. Parker, B Muckenfuss, T. Opfel. First row: B. Perkins, J. Moore, J Olmstead, R. Megyese, G. Peterson D. Phillips, M. Phillips, P. Miller, D Mitchell, Miss Noble. ROOM 315 Top raw: B. Dricvgs, R. Davis, B Cole, A. Davis, J .Dunfee, J. Collis D. Cooper, J. Clawson. Second raw: W. De Jarnet, D. De mon, R. Elkins, R. Chubbuck, C Chrisman, W. Dean, F. Crowel, J Davis, D. Daner. First row: M. Francis, J. Cole , C Collins, B. Colson, J. Connell, N. De Luca, P. Coar, N. J. De Freeuw, J Dulmatch, G. Darmos. ROOM 307 Top row: B. White, B. Vincek, D Weinburg, H. Weiss, F. Thompson, D Van Mele, D. Whitmer, K. Wasoski E. Toth. Second row: N. Workman, K Woodcox, D. Weiss, B. Troyer, E Willamouski, R. Whitaker, R. Whit field, D. Wood, R. Werner, P. White- man. First row: G. Watts, C. Yost, J Turner, S. Williams, M. J. Thomp- son, M. Thompson, S. Wiebusch, M A. Zimmer, S. Wagner. ROOM 220 Top row: T. Slater, B. Stanley, B Statroff, E. Searfoss, B. Taylor, D. Smith, J. Snyder, T. Smith, D. Sult, D. Simmons. Second row: J. Squint, N. Sisk, L Summers, O. Summers, J. Smucker, T. Szabo, R. Swanson, M. Suran, S Stover. First row: D. Rezutko, N. Simmons, M. Sills, P. Shinn, M. Smith, B. Som- mer, S. Sellars, B. Spaulding. ROOM 317 Top row: C. Raines, C. Redman, G. Prath, R. Rejer, D. Rhoades, R. Rei- ner, D. Puskas, L. Runnels, R. Robi- son, L. Schwepler, J. Reinking. Second row: M. Selby, A. Rhyll, E. Schok, C. Rankin, K. Poland, J. Por- ter, M. Polay, J. Roose. R. A. Rose,. First row: P. Robbins, J. Rose, L. Priester, E. Posgai, T. Schultheis, D. Ruskowski, M. Reinks, N. Raines, E. Schneider. Neck scarfs on the girls . . . corduroy shirts on the boys . . . long skirts . . . tapered pants . . . George Lambert to lead them . . . Paul Steele, vice-president . . . Jayne G0- ble, secretary . , . Jim Bradfield, treasurer . . . Molly de Groff, social chairman . . . the big sport dance . . . The Champ's Prance . . . second annual Junior Prom . . . all made the Junior year . . . one of the best! ROOM 308 Top row: B. Medich, E. McCaige, B. Miller, M. Grubbs, R. Rodgers, G. Shafer. Second row: D. Munger, E. Schroe- der, J. Nelson, N. Noble, J. Moor- man, E. Miller. First row, A. McKinney, J. Mc- Pharlin, C. McEndorfer, B. J. Moe, R. Nye, D. Mesaros, J. Moffet, P. Papp, B. Medich. ROOM 200 Top row: R. Hanson, K. High, M Hatfield, D. Hans, B. Heintzelman, B Gushwa. Second row: G. Hicks, J. Fozo, J Garvey, l.. Hawbaker, R. Hartley, J Hanks, M. Harrison, B. Hartman, D Gushwa. First row: F. Hathway, A. Hedl, H l-loida, G. Harbart, N. Hartman, J Frankfort, M. Hawblitzel, S. Gunn M. O'NeiI, L. Grubbs. ROOM 321 Top raw: P. Steele, B. Titus, E Trader, O. Walters, B. Whippo, A Zimmer, J. Thompson, L. Stout. Second row: D. Stout, D. Woodka D. Vogel, A. Wood, B. Woveris, T Wynn, J. Tomolak, H. Yandl, J. Wi- ley, S. Ketchen, C. Snodgrass. T. Va- lenti. . First row: J. Vanderheyden, N Weber, P. Voorde, P. Witt, J. Stick- ley, M. A. Sriver, S. Suran, M. J Stalker, C. Wiegand. ROOM 113 Top row: B. Curran, R. Colbert, D Dickson, T. Barrett, B. Copeland, D Edwards. Second row: B. Callahan, C. Ger- schotfer, D. Swinehart, R. Chenoweth l-l. Driggs, N. Daniels, B. Elliott, lf De Meulenaere, F. Dean. First Row: J. Crawford, V. Doolen M. cubbisoii, H. Coldwater, M. Col: son, B. Dierbeck, A. Emmons, A Castleman, L. Elick. ROOM 314 Top row: D. Shalley, D. Rosbrugh B. Sickafoose, B. Penrod, lf. Pillar, J. Sevrin, D. Schell, D. Smith. Second row: E. Petill, D. Scherzin- ger, J. Roskuski, N. Ruggieri D Snodgrass, D. Snyder, E. Roberts, R: Peters, P. Poor, N. Smith. First row: J. Shattuck, C. Mcln- tyre, G. Smorin, C. Peage, B. Scott, D. Spurlock, J. Paksi, L. Patterson, S. Powell, G. Sigety. ROOM 209 Top row, R. Kuhl, J. Lakovits, G. Lambert, B. Jones, C, Kavach, C. Layman, D. Wilson, J. Orisich, D. Lassen. Second row: W. Holleman, D. Ross, R. Liechty, J. Kodba, J. Jackson, A. Hood, B. lsza, D. Horvath, D. Labis, B. Koloszar S. Kambol, D, Keres- tury. First row: C. Lilves, J. Holderman, G. Kirkley, J. Goble, J. Lewis, M. Kudlaty, E. Hostetler, A. Lutz, M. Jacobs, J. Long, W. Long. ROOM 112 Top row: J. Barnes, K. Anderson, A. Anderson, E. Baer, D. Belakovick, J. Austin, J. Altic, B. Bobrick, L. Bentzler. Second row: D. Ballard, J. Evans F. Burgh, C. Brown, R. Berens, Ml Bottles, J. Bradfield, F. Bressler, D. Bartsch, R. Berens, C. Bunch. First row: D. Berkheiser, G. Gibson N. Bennett, D. Bee-be, M. Allison, Pl Brundige, N. Burkart, N. Boyd, B. Barnes. ROOM 301 Top row: B. Lewis, B. McMillen, K. Norman, R. Morris, J. Mumford E. Musolt, M. McCoy, J. Lydeen, Jf Egierski, J. Sayer. First row, N. Meyers, A. Miller, B. Montague, C. Nelond, B. Kerestury, M. Morgan, J. Reed, D. Kopetcki, B. Kolecki, M. Katona, M. DeLapp. ROOM 206 Top row: J. Sibert, D. Wilson, T Schnabel, M. Wiegond, K. Weesner P. Ryll, D. Whittaker. Second row: D. Thomas, B. Strope R. Villeret, M. Snider, P. Myers, D Seifert, G. Prathaftakis. First row: A. Riggs, S. Snider, L Wiesjahn, G. Simcox, L. Talarico, Y Samacovlis, A. Voynovich, D. Schos ker. ROOM 106 Top row: L. Mahoney, B. Eaton, J Gnoth, B. Hatfield, R. Johnston, T Erhardt, R. Foster. Second row: R. McGirr, E. Fresh our, M. DeGrotf, D. Constance, P Blain, R. Buday, K. Easton, C. Clay well, D. Fackler. First row, E. Green, L. Bullers, D J. Coahran, B. Hazelip, C. L. Garlit B. Fox, J. Gerard, Y. Gates, H. Gil- bert. Dreaming The same old Thai' never come true, from the Of walking asleep in the ww f , gf - f - wx 1, 4 K ' ' J. is . x, QI H gf I Q X MNW,Q5 A A I f Qxgtf , ' X gr f ' 3, , 5 T V , , 1 ' ' , 504. .ef Q S k xf. f AA 'li . S 9 Y' ,S if ' ,E 5 - 'N' ... ga si v -, ,f '-M,..1 . - ' A , N , . q ar K s x X 2.5: K L Q S 5 sf 9 A x :X 2. . .,, 95, ' SENIORS BARBARA JOAN AEBY . . . maiors: English, Languages, Business Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, . . . awards: Certificates of Mer- it, Gold and Silver Pins, . . . activities: Latin Club, Drama Club, . . . plans: College. GEORGE ALDRICH . . . maiors: English, Mathe- matics, Social Studies, Science, Language, . . . awards: Letters in Band, Library Staff, Gold Pin No. I, . . . activities: Tennis, Library Staff, Band, Science Club, Debate, . . . plans: Col- lege. RICHARD ALLEN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing, . . . minors: Ma- thematicsg . . . awards: Senior Band Award, . . . activities: Band, Hi-Y, . . . plans: Drafting School. JANET ANDERSON . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Lan- guage, Mathematics, . . . awards: Student Coun- cil Medal, . . . activities: Drama Club, Student Council, Glee Club, Basketball, . . . plans: Col- lege. AUDREY JUNE ANDERSON . . . maiors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Ma- thematics, Business Education, . . . plans: Work. MYRNA LOUISE ANDERSON . . . maiors: Eng- lish, Business Education, Social Studies, Home Economics: . . . plans: Secretarial Work. SALLY ANDERSON . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Ma- thematics, Language, . . . activities: Glee Club, G.A.A., Drama Club, So What , . . . plans: Work. MICHAEL ANDERT . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Biology, Language, . , . awards: Senior Band Award, . . . activities: Hi-Y, Band, . . . plans: College. GENE ANNIX . . . maiors: English, Shop, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Mechanical Drawing, Language, . . . awards: Manager Award, . . . activities: Football, Track, . . . plans: College. RICHARD BAER . . . maiors: English, Industrial Arts: . . . minors: Mathematics, Science, Busi- ness Education, . . . awards: Football Mono- gramg . . . activities: Football, Intramural Bas- ketball, Hi-Y, HI-TIMES, . . . plans: College. TOM BAER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . awards: Football Sweater, . . . activities: Hi-Y, Football, . . . plans: College. DONNA BALDONI . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, Home Ecoonmics, . . . awards: Student Council, . . .activities: Student Council, Glee Club, Span- ish Club, . . . plans: College. DONALD BALDRIDGE . . . maiors: English, Shop, Art, . . . minors: Mechanical Drawing, Social Studies, . . . awards: Cross Country, Cheerlead- ing, . . . activities: Wrestling, Hi-Y, Cheerlead- ing, . . . plans: College. LILLIAN BARI-'OD . . . maiors: English, Science, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Lan- guage, . . . awards: Five certificates of Merit, Gold Pin No. l, 2, . . . activities: Latin Club, East-West Club, T.B. Drive, President of Library Staff, Science Club, Toastmasters Club: . . . plans: College. SHIRLEY BARKDULL . . . maiors: English, Art, . . . minors: Social Studies, Home Economics, Art, . . . awards: Gold Pin No. I, . . . plans: Artist. ylgtglf LUDE LUDUM KATHLENE BARNES . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Language, Social Studies, . . . activities: Drama Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, . . . plans: Indiana University. KENNETH BARTELL . . . maiors: English, Ma- chine Shop, . . . minors: Social Studies, Wood Shop, . . . plans: Work. PAT BAUMGARDNER . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Lan- guage, . . . awards: Glee Club, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. BETTY BENNETT . . . malorsz English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Home Economics, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. JOYCE BENNETT . . . majors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Mathe- matics, . . . awards: Glee Clubg . . . activities: Band, Glee Club, G.A.A., Drama Club, Babes in Toyland , . . . ptons: Modeling School. RODNEY BENSON . . . malors: English, Mechan- ical Drawing, . . . minors: Social Studies, Math- ematics, Business, . . . awards: Golf, . . . activities: Hi-Y, Golf, Basketball, . . . plans: College. RAY BERNHARDT . . . maiors: English, Math- ematics, Social Studies, Shop, . . . awards: Screen Club, . . . activities: Screen Club, . . . plans: Service, BEVERLY BEYER . . . maiors: English, Business: . . . minors: Home Economics, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . activities: Hi-Times Cap- tain, HOOSIER POET Captain, Hall Guard, . . . plans: Work VINCENT JAMES BIANCO . . . Maiors: English Shop, . . . minors: Social Studies, Shop, . . plans: Work. IVAN BIDDLE . . . maiors: English, Art, . . . minors: Social Studies, Shop, . . . awards: Let- ter in Baseball, . . . activities: Baseball, . . . plans: Work, RUTH BINGAMAN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Language, . . . activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Student Council, Hi-Times, . . . pfans: College. BINA BEA BISSETTE . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness, . . , minors: Art, Social Studies, . . . activities: Spanish Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, . . plans: indiana University. PHYLLIS BLAIN . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, . . . minors: Language, Home Economics, . . . activities: Glee Club, Vice-president of Home Room, . . . plans: Work. lAugust Grad- uatej. BETTY BLANKERT . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness, . . . minors: Clothing, Social Studies, . . . plans: Work. ROBERT BODA . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, . . . minors: Science, Mathematics, . . . plans: Work. WILLIAM BOOKER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Wood Shop, . , . minors: Mathematics, . . . plans: Work. WILLIAM ERNEST BORROR . . . majors: Eng- lish, Science, Social Studies, . . . minors: Lan- guage, Mathematics, . . . plans: Notre Dame. BERT BOTOS . . . maiors: English, Mathema- tics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, . . . activities: Ushers Club, . . . plans: Notre Dame. PATRICIA ANN BRADFUTE . . . maiors: Eng- lish, Social Studies, . . . minors: Home Eco- nomics, Business, . . . awards: Junior and Sen- ior Band, Certificate of Merit, , . . activities: Band, Hl-TIMES, HOOSIER POET, Drama Club, Latin Club, . . . plans: DePauw. GEORGE BRATTIN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Commercial Arts, . . . plans: College. INEZ BREWER . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, Business, . . . minors: Mathematics, Lan- guage, . . . activities: Glee Club, G.A.A., Babes in Toyland, Volleyball, Basketball, . . . plans: College. KENNETH EDWARD BREWER . . . maiors: Eng- lish, Social Studies, . . . minors: Music, Art, . . . awards: Junior and Senior Band, , . . activities: Band, Glee Club, . . . plans: Band- leader. VIRGINIA BREWER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . , minors: Mathematics, Science, . . . activities: Glee Club, Spanish Club, French Clubg . . . plans: College. ROBERT BRITTON . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, . . . activities: Basketball, Football, . . . plans: Work. ARTISTS AT WORK KATHRYN BROWN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, Language, . . . minors: Math- ematics, Home Economics, . . . awards: Fresh- man Scholarship Letter, . . . activities: Latin Club, . . . plans: College. RAY BUBICK . . . maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Science, . . . awards: All-Conference and All-County Football Teams, Football Monogram, . . . activ- ities: Hl-TIMES, Sports Editor, Football, Track, Basketball, . . . plans: College. PATTY BUCK . . . majors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Cloth- ing- . . . activities: Y-Teens, Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. BARBARA DARLENE BURGER . . . rnaiors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Home Economics, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. CHARLOTTE BURR . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . awards: Junior and Senior Band Award, Band Pin, . . . activities: Band, . . . plans: Work. JOHN CAMPBELL . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, . . . minors: Lan- guage, Music, . . . awards: Silver Pin No. 1, Gold Pin No. l, . , . activities: Band, Hi-Y, Drama Board, Science Club, Latin Club, . . . plans: Annapolis. NORMAN LEE CAMPBELL . . . malors: English, Shop, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . awards: Ushers' Club Pin, . , . activities: Ushers' Club, Track, Football, . . . plans: Service and Work. TOM CAMPBELL . . . maiars: English, Lan- g-uage, Social Studies, . . . minors' Mathema- tics, . . . awards: Basketball, Football, . . . activities: Drama Club Board, . . . plans: Col- lege. RUTH CAUSSEMAKER . . . maiars: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Mathematics, So- cial Studies, . . . activities: Glee Club, Hl-TIMES, . . . plans: Work. DON CLARO . . . maiors: English, Mathematics, Shop! . . . minors: Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing, . . . awards: Football Monogram, . . . activities: Track, Football, . . . plans: College. GORDON COFFING . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Language, . . . activities: Screen Club, . . . plans: College. ROBERT EUGENE COMEGYS . . . maiors: Eng- lish, Shop, . . . minors: Business Education, So- cial Studies, Mathematics, . . . activities: The Rose and the Ring , . . . plans: Work. IAugust Graduatel. EVA MAE CONEY . . . maiors: English, I-lome Economics, . . . minors: Social Studies, Business Education, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, G.A.A. plans: Work. BOB CROCKER . . . maiors: English, Industrial Arts, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . awards: Football, . . . activities: Football, Baseball, Track, Wrestling, Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: College. GENE CSERPES . . . maiors: English, Shop, . . . minors: Social Studies, Shop, . . . awards: Foot- ball, . . . activities: Football, . . . plans: Work. MARY ANN CUSTER . . . maiors: English, Home Economics, . . , minors: Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . plans: Work. RUTH MARIE DAVIDSON . . . maiors: English, Home Economics, Business Education, . . . mi- nors: Social Studies, . . . awards: Junior and Senior Band Awards, . . . activities: Band, G.A. A., . . . plans: Work. MAVIS DAVIS . . . maiors: English, Language, Social Studies, . , . minors: Mathematics, . . . awards: Certificate of Merit, . . . activities: Spanish Club, Glee Club, Secretary of Freshman Class, . . .pIans: College. MARGARET DELAPP . . . maiors: English, Home Economics, . . . minors: Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, . . . activities: G.A.A., Screen Club, . . . plans: Work. NORMA JEAN DENNEY . . . maiors: English, Commercial Art, . . . minors: Language, Math- ematics, Social Studies, . . . awards: Certificates of Merit, . . . activities: Vice-President at Freshman Class, Glee Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, Basketball, Student Council, Queen's Court, Band, . . . plans: Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. JOAN MARIE DILLMAN . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Language, Social Studies, . . . activities: Latin Club, . . . plans: Business College. IRENE DOMNANOVICH . . . maiors: English, So- cial Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Clothing, Mathematics, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. JACQUELINE ANN DRUMMOND . . . muiufsf English, Social Studies, Language, . . . mi- nors: Mathematics, Science, Business, . . . awards: Junior Band, . . . activities: Treasurer of Freshman Class, French Club, Band, Glee Club, So What , . . . plans: College. MARILYN DULMATCH . . . maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Science, Langauge, . . . awards: Certificates of Merit, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, Silver Pins No. l, 2, Go'rl Pins No. l. 2, 3, Glee Club, Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, HOOSIER POET, . . . plans: Valparaiso Univer- sity. LET'S HEAR IT RICHARD DYE . . . maiors: English, Mechanical Drawing, . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Stu- clies, . . . plans: Work. PATRICIA JOAN EDGREN . . . maiors: English, Art, . . . minors: Social Studies, Clothing, . . . activities: So What , . . . plans: Art. ROBERT ELICK . . . malorsz English, Mathema- tics, . . . minors: Mechanical Drawing, Social Studies, . . . plans: Work. LOIS ANNE ENTZIAN . . . majors: English, Science, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . activities: Band, Glee Club, Drama Club, Science Club, Latin Club, . . . plans: Laboratory Technician. ROBERT J. EVANS . . . maiors: English, lndus- trial Arts, . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . plans: Service Station. JACK FARELL . . . malors: English, Language, Mathematics, . . . minors: Social Studies, Sci- ence, Music, . . . awards: Silver Pins No. l, 2, Gold Pins No. I, 2, Six Certificates of Merit, . . . activities: Band, Science Club, . . . plans: College. MARILYN FEICK . . . majors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . awards: D.A.R. Award, Seven Certificates of Merit, Silver Pin No. I, Gold Pin No. I, . . . activities: HI-TIMES Editor-in-Chief, Student Council, Latin Club, Secretory of Senior Class, Student Forum, Youth Page Reporter, . . . plans: College DANIEL FELDMAN . . . maiors: English, Math- ematics, Science, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, . . . awards: Football Monogram, Gold Pins Na. l, 2, . . . activities: Screen Club, Debate, . . . plans: College. HELEN FINKENBRINK . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Business Education, Home Economics, . . , plans:'Work. i i ARLENE FLEISCHAKER . . . malors: English, Language, Social Studies, . . . minors: Math- i ematics, , . . awards: Silver Pin No. I, . . . activities: Hl-TIMES Page Editor, Drama Club, So What , HOOSIER POET, President Stu- dent Forum, Glee Club, Latin Club, . . . plans: College. SALLY FRANKENSTEIN . . . majors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . , minors: Math- ematics, language, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Toast- masters Club, Hl-TIMES, f'Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: Indiana University. PATRICIA ANN GAFFIGAN . . . maiors: Eng- lish, Language, . . . minors: Mathematics, Sci- ence, Social Studies, . . . awards: Silver Pin No. l, . . . activities: Latin Club, Glee Club, HI- TIMES, HOOSIER POET Editor, Football Queen, All in a Fog , . . . plans: Work. RALPH GARBER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Science, Shop, . . . plans: Work. PEGGY GEARI-IART . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness, Social Studies, . . . minors: Art, . . . plans: Work. MARY ALICE GEORGE . . . maiors: English, Sci- ence, Language, . . . minors: Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . awards: D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Award, Nine Certificates of Merit, Silver Pin No. l, 2, Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Science Club, Latin Club, HI-TIMES, HOOSIER POET, Glee Club secretary, Slide Rule Club, Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: College. DICK GERAGHTY . . . rnaiors: English, Social Studies, Machine Shop, . . . minors: Mathema- tics, . . . awards: Football Monogram, . . . activities: Football, Wrestling, Babes in Toy- land , . . . plans: Work. HARRIET GILBERT . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, . . . activities: Drama Club, . . . plans: College. iAugust Graduatel. MARCELLA CAROLE GOBLE . . . malors: Eng- lish, Business Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Language, . . . activities: Spanish Club, Hl-TIMES, . . . plans: Spanish College. HELEN GOODIN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Science, Math- ematics, . . . awards: Spanish Club Pin, . , . activities: Glee Club, Exchange Editor of Hl- TIMES, Spanish Club, . . . plans: Music School. DELBERT GREEN . . . majors: English, Shop, So- cial Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . plans: Trade School. ENID GREEN . . . maiors: English, Home Eco- nomics, . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Stu- dies, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Ore- gon Bible College. ROBERT GREEN , . . maiars: English, Mathe- matics, Mechanical Drawing, . . . minors: Sci- ence, Social Studies, . . . plans: College. IVA MARIE GROSSNICKLE . . . maiors. English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Science, Mathematics, . . . awards: G.A.A., Student Council Award, . . . activities: Student Coun- cil, G.A.A, Secretary, . . . plans: Nursing School. DONNA GUILFORD . . . maiors: English, Home Economics, . . . minors: Business Education, So- cial Studies, . . . activities: Hi-TIMES, Glee Club, G.A,A., Latin Club, . . . plans: Work. ALL IN STEP RALPH GUSHWA . . . maiors: English, Art, Shop, . . . minors: Social Studies, . . . activities: Drama Club, Glee Club, . . . plans: Art School. lAugust Graduatel. MARY ANN HAFNER . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Home Economics, . . . plans: Work. JAMES 0. HANKS JR .... maiors: English, Ma- thematics, . . . minors: Social Studies, Language, Shop, . . : activities: Ushers' Club, Bourgeois Gentleman , Intramural Basketball, . . . plans: Marines. KATHRYN HANNAN . . . majors: English, Lan- guage, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . mi- nors: Science, Art, . . . awards: Two Certificates of Merit, Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: HI- TIMES, HOOSIER POET, Latin Club, Glee Club, . . . plans: Nurse's Training. STUART HANSEN . . . majors: English, Math- ematics, Mechanical Drawing, . . . minors: Lan- guage, Social Studies, . . . awards: Letter in Tennis, . . . activities: Hi-Y Club President, Tennis Team Captain, . . . plans: College. SHIRLEY ANN HARLOW . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Home Economics, Language, . . . activities: G.A.A., Glee Club, . . . plans: College. JUANITA MARIE HARRIS . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Math- ematics, . . . activities: Vice-President of G. A.A., Circulation Manager of HI-TIMES, Pres- ident of Phyllis Wheatley Y-Teens, . . . plans: Elementary Teacher. SUE ELLEN HATFIELD . . . majors: Business Education, English, Social Studies, , . . minors: Home Economics, . . . awards: Glee Club Award, Certificate of Merit, Student Council Award, . . . activities: Glee Club, Student Council, Babes in Toyland , HI-TIMES, . . . plans: ln- diana University. DONA HAWLEY . . . majors: English, Art, . . . minors: Clothing, Business Education, Social Studies, . . . awards: Glee Club Award, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Christmas Cami , SQ What , . . .plansz Work, CAROLYN HAYS . . . malors: English, Lan- guage, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Science, . . . awards: Student Council Award, Glee Club Award, Drama Club Award, . . . activities: Glee Club, Student Council, Drama Club Board, Babes i1 Toyland , Babouschka , So What , Spanish Club, . . . plans: Ball State College. MARGARET HEDL . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Clothing, Home Eco- nomics, . . . awards: Certificate of Merit, . . . activities: Y-Teen Treasurer, G.A.A., Latin Club, . . . plans: Work. EMMA HENRIKSON . . . maiors: English, Math- ematics, . . . minors: Social Studies, Art, . . . activities: Baton Twirler, Junior Band, Basket- ball, Hl-TIMES, . . . plans: Work. STEPHEN HERCZEG . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . . minors: Science, Math- ematics, . . . awards: Football, . . . activities: Football, Wrestling, Track, Co-Captain of Foot- ball Team, President of Junior and Senior Class, . . . plans: College. LLOYD A. HILLRING . . . maiors: English, Math- ematics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, . . . awards: Football, . . . activities: Football, Baseball, President of Sophomore Class, . . . plans: Army or Marines. BETTY J. HOIDA . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: G.A. A., Latin Club, East-West Club, Glee Club: . . . plans: Work. ART HORVATH . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Shop, . . . awards: Football, . . . activities: Football, . . . plans: Service. BILL HUFFMAN . . . maiors: English, Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Lan- ouoae, . . . ac'ivities: Science Club, Library Staff, Screen Club, . . . plans: Work. MILDRED HUNT . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, Horne Economics, . . . minors: Business, . . . activities: Glee Club, HI-TIMES Exchange Typist, . . . plans: Work. SHIRLEY HUYS . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Studies, Language, . . . awards: Band Awards, Band Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Band, Drama Club, . . . pfans: Stenographer. JOAN JACKSON . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Home Economics, . . . activities: Red Cross, Social Chairman, . . . plans: Work. JAMES JESKE . . . malors: English, Social Stu- dies, lndustrial Art, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . plans: Work. PEGGY ANN JESHOW . . . maiors: English, So- cial Studies, Science, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, . . . activities: Drama Club, Glee Club, Toastmasters Club, Freshman Social Chair- man, So What , Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: Nurse's Training. LOUIS JAY JIPPING . . . maiors: English, Ma- chine Shop, . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . awards: Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Student Council, . . . activities: President Student Council, Student Forum, . . . plans: Work. SUE ANN JONES . . . maiors: English, Art, . minors: Social Studies, Language, Mathematics, . . . plans: Work. F' ---+L-. - :s siss1'N'?x 5 2-'D D , se QUEEN AND COURT l JOE KAPSHANDY . . , malors: English, Mechan- ical Drawing, . . . minors: Social Studies, Math- ematics, . . . activities: Hi-Y, . . . plans: Draft- mg. HANS KARRENBERG . . . maiors: English, Math- ematics, . . . minors: Language, Social Studies, Science, Industrial Arts, . . . awards: Three Certificates of Merit, Gold Pins No. I, 2, . . . activities: Student Council, Science Club, Span- ish Club, Screen Club, . . . plans: College. MARGIE KATONA . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Home Economics, Science, . . . activities: Dra- ma Club, . . . plans: Work. MURIEL RAE KEISER . . . maiors: English, Lan- guage, . . . minors: Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, . . . awards: Junior D.A.R. Award, Junior and Senior Band Award, Certificate of Merit, Gold Pin No. I, . . . activities: Band, Twirler, I-ll-TIMES, Latin Club President, Bas- ketball, . . . plans: College. NEIL KEMPTON . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, minors: Business Education, Science, . . . plans: Work. DAN KINNER . . . 'nalo's: Eng'ish, Social Stu- dies, . . . mino's: Business Education, Science, . . . activities: Vice-President Senior Class, . . . plans: Work. WARREN KNIGHT . . . maiors: English, Lan- guage, Social Studies, , . . minors: Mathema- tics, . . . activities: B Team Football, . . . plans: Purdue. W. MAX KNOOP . . . maio's: English, Social Stu- dies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Language, Sci- ence, . . . awards: Track Award, B Team Bas- ketball, . . . activities: Mathematics Club, Sci- ence Club, Latin Club, . . . plans: Northwestern. BETTY JANE KOLECKI . . . maiors: English, Business Eduzotion, . . . minors: Home Eco- nomics, . . . awards: Citizenship Award, Cer- tificates of Merit, Student Council Award, . . . activities: Studect Council, Cheer Leading, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Drama Club, . . , plans: College. iAugust Graduatel. X RUTH KOVACEVICH . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Art, Home Economics, . . . activities: Volleyball, Softball, . . . plans: Work. JAMES J. KRIDER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, . . . minors: Lan- guage, . . . awards: Football, Basketball, Track, Gold Pin No. l, Certificates of Merit, . . . activities: Junior Ciass Vice-President, Co-Cap- tain of Football Team, plans: College. DOROTHY KRUSINSKI . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Studies, Clothing, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Babes in Toy- land , . . . plans: Work. CHARLES R. KUSKYE . . . maiors: English, So- cial Studies, Industrial Arts, . . , minors: Scie- ence, . . . activities: Ushers' Club, . . . plans: Work. GENE ROBERT KUZMIC . . . maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Me- chanical Drawing, . . . awards: Football, Track, i . . activities: Football, Track, . . . plans: Col- ege. ANDY KWIECINSKI . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Shop, . . . minors: Language, Math- ematics, Wood Shop, . . . awards: B Team Base- ball, C Team Football, . . . activities: Glee Club, Basketball, . . . plans: Work. ANNETTE LAMBERT . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Art, . . . minors: Home Economics, . . . activities: Band, French Club, HI-TIMES, Volley- ball, Basketball, . . . plans: Beautician. ALLEN LEATHERMAN . . . maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, . . . mi- nors: Language, . . . awards: Silver Pins No. l, 2, Gold Pin No. l, . . . activities: Library Staff, Band, Orchestra, Drama Club, So What , Pin- nochio , . . . plans: College. JOYCE ANN LEBO . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Home Economics, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, HI-TIMES, HOOSIER POET, Drama Club, . . . plans: College. NORMA JEAN LEHMAN . . . maiors: English, Horne Economics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, . . . awards: Band Awards, . . . ac- tivities: Band, Basketball, Volleyball, . . . plans: Beauty College. JOE LIPPINCOTT . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Art, Industrial Arts, . . . awards: Screen Club Letter, . . . activities: Screen Club, Ushers' Club, Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: Work. BARBARA JEAN LYONS . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Math- ematics, Home Economics, . . . plans: Work. JUDITH MARIE LYVER5 . . . maiors: English, Home Economics, Mathematics, . . . minors: Social Studies, Language, . . . activities: Jr. Red Cross, . . . plans: College. ELOISE MANGUM . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . activities: French Club, Glee Club, F.T.A. Program Chairman, French Club President, . . . plans: College. MARILYN JEAN MANGUS . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Math- ematics, Science, . . . awards: Silver Pin No. l, Junior Band Award, . . , activities: Drama Club, Future Teachers of America, Babes in Toy' land , Bourgeois Gentleman , . . . plans: Col- lege. OUR CHAMPS LORETTA EVELYN MARSH . . . maiors: English, Art, . , . minors: Language, Mathematics, So- cial Studies, . . . awards: Silver Pins No. l, 2, Gold Pin No. l,'Certificates of Merit, . . . ac- tivities: Spanish Club, Glee Club, Science Club, Slide Rule Club,'. . . plans: College. PAT McCANN . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, . . . minors: Science, Business Educaton, . . . activities: lStudent Council, Drama Club, Babes in Toyland , Mikado , Shakespeare's Ladies , . . . pl ns: Nurse's Training. NAN McCRACK N . . . majors: English, Art, . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . activities: Drama Club, HI-TIMES, Dear Ruth , Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: Purdue. RUTH McGlRR . . . malors: English, Mathema- tics, . . . minors: Language, Social Studies, . . awards: Junior Orchestra Award, Senior Orches- tra Award, . . . activities: Orchestra, Hl-TIMES, Latin Club, . . , plans: Air Hostess. PATRICIA JOAN McGRAW . . . majors: Eng- lish, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Ma- thematics, . . . awards: Orchestra, . , . activ- ities: Glee Club, Band, Orchestra, . . . plans: College. JOYCE MARIE McKENZIE . . . malors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Busi- ness, Language, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, B Team Cheerleader, Babes in Toyland , Library Staff, Baskethml, Volleyball, HOOSIER POET, . . . plans: Work. RICHARD LOWELL McKILLIP . . . malors: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, . . . minors: Social Studies, . . . awards: Glee Club, . . . activities: Glee Club, Hi-Y, Ushers' Club, Spanish Club, Hl-TIMES, . . . plans: College. DANIEL DAVY MERRILL . . . malors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Sci- ence, Language, . . . awards: Six Certificates of Merit, Silver Pins No. l, 2, Gold Pins No. l, 2, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, Basketball Award, . . . activites: Basketball, Science Club, Debate, HOOSIER POET, Hi-Y, Glee Club, , . . plans: College. VIRGINIA MERRILL . . . malors: English, So- cial Studies, Language, . . . minors' Mathema- tics, . . . awa'ds: Sfudent Council Award, . . . activities, Student Couicil, Glee Club, Drama Club, Red Cross, Hl-TIMES, . . . p'ans: COHCQS. J.lM MELKEY . . . maiors: English, Mathema- tics, Shop, . . . minors: Science, Social Studies, . . . activities: Tennis, Hi-Y, . . . plans: College. NORMA MIELKE . . . maiors: Home Econom- ics, English, Social Studies, , . . minors: Home Economics, . . . activities: Volleyball, Basket- ball, . . . plans: Work. JOYCE ANN MILLER . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Language, Scie ce, Mathematics, Home Economics, Social Studies, . . . awards: Student Council Award, Three Cer- tificates of Merit, Gold Pins No. l, 2, . . . activities: Glee Club, Spanish Club, Chairman of Austrian Drives, Student Council, . . . plans: Purdue. MARJORIE E. MILLER . . . maiors: English, So- cial Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . activities: Y-Teens, Library Club, Drama Club, . . . plans: Stenographer. DELORES ANN MOBERG . . . maiors: English, Art, . . . minors: Social Studies, Home Eco- nomics, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Art School. JOANN MONIGAN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Home Economics, Art, . . . activities: Latin Club, Glee Club, HI-TIMES, GAA. Treasurer, Senior Y-Teens President, . . . plans: Nurse's Training. JERRY V. MOORE . . . maiors: English, Shop, Industrial Arts, . . . minors: Mathematics, So- cial Studies, . . . plans: Go to California. MARLENE JOAN MUCKENFUSS . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Home Economics, . , . activities: So What , Babes in Toyland , Glee Club, Spanish Club, . . . plans: Work. MARIAN JEAN MUNYON . . . maiors: English, Business, Social Studies, . . . minors: Home Economics, . . . plans: Work. JOSEPH LEE MYERS . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts, . . . minors: Mathema- tics, . . . awards: Track Award, . . . activities: Track, Basketball, . . . pfans: Work. SALLIE MYERS . . . maiors: English, Science, Mathematics, Language, . . . minors: Social Studies, . . . awards: Three Certificates of Mer- it, Silver Pin No. 2, Gold Pins No. l, 2, . . . activities: Social Chairman of Senior Class, French Club Secretary, . . . plans: Indiana Uni- versity, JEAN MARIE NASTASIO . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . . minors: Math- ematics, Business Education, . . . activities: French Club, Cafeteria, Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. DARWIN NEDDO . . . maiors: English, Mathe- matics, . . . minors: Language, Science, Me- chanical Drawing, Social Studies, . . . awards: Gold Pins No. l, 2, . . . activities: Bible Club President, Track, . . . plans: College, DOROTHEA ADRIANNE NEEDHAM . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Social Studies, Home Economics, Mathematics, . . . rwwardf' G.A.A. Letter, . . . activities: G.A.A., Glee Club, Basketball, Voleyball, . . . plans: Work. ROBERT NELAND . . . maiors: English, Shop, . . . minors: Mathematics, Woodsnop, Social Studies, . . . plans: Work. No.8 GINGER BREAD MAN JOAN NEWMAN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . . minors: Mathematics, Science, . . . activities: Band, Glee Club, Span- ish Club, Hl-TIMES, HOOSIER POET, . . . plans: College. IRIS NICODEMUS . . . majors: English, Business Education, Social Studies, . . . minors: Moth- ematics . . . activities: Latin Club, Screen Club, Bible Club, Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. JUANITA ANN NIXON . . . maiors, English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Business Education, Home Economics, . . . activities: Bible Club, . . . plans: Work. DELORES ODUSCH . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, . . . minors: Art, . . . activities: Basketball, Volleyball, . . . plans: Modeling School. JOAN OLMSTEAD . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . activities: Red Cross, Drama Club, Student Council, Bible Club, Glee Club Accompanist, HI-TIMES, Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: Moody Bible Institute. FRANCES ANN ORBAN . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Business, Business Education, . . . activities: French Club, . . . plans: Work. DUANE OVERLEASE . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Shop, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . plans: Work. RAY PAPAI . . . maiors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Science, Language, . . . awards: Band Award, Orchestra Award, . . . activities: Dance Band, B Team Baseball, Hi-Y, Vice-President of Science Club, Vice- President of Band, Vice-President of Orches- tra, . . . plans: College. FRANCES PARKER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Language, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, Student Council Award, Gold Pin No. l, . . . activities: Bible Club, Glee Club, HI-TIMES, Student Council, Teen Time Announcer, . . . plans: Bible College. DOROTHY PARKS . . . malors: English, Lan- guage: . . . minors: Social Studies, Business Education, Home Economics: . . . activities: Hl-TIMES, So What : . . . plans: Air-Line Hostess School. LAMAR PARSONS . . . maiors: English, Social Studies: . . . minors: Shop, Business Education: . . . activities: Student Council, Toastmaster's Club: . . . plans: Work. JEAN PASK . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Art: . . . minors: Mathematics: . . . activities: Glee Club, G.A.A.: . . . plans: Art School. JUAN PEDEVILLA . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics: . . . minors: Langauge, Science: . . . awards: Football: . . . Activities: Football, Ladies and Hussars , Rose and the Ring , All in a Fog , The Elevator , The Bourgeois Gentleman , Drama Club Board: . . . . . . plans: College. JO ANN PETERMAN . . . malors: Business, Eng- lish, Social Studies: . . . minors: Business Edu- cation: . . . awards: Band Award and Pin: . . . activities: Band Secretary, Drama Club, HOO- SIER POET: . . . plans: College. ANNELIES PETZKE . . . maiors: Business, Eng- lish, Social Studies: . . . minors: Business Edu- cation: . . . awards: Glee Club Pin: . . . activ- ities: Glee Club, Debate Team: . . . plans: Work. JOYCE PHILLEY . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Business Education: . . . minors: Ma- thematics, Language: . . . awards: Gold Pin No. l, Glee Club Award: . . .activities: Glee Club, Latin Club: . . . plans: Indiana University. BETTY PLUMMER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies: . . . minors: Business Education, Music: . . . awards: Band Award: . . . activities: Band, Glee Club: . . . plans: Work. MARY SUE POLLOM . . . majors: English, Lan- guage, Social Studies: . . . minors: Science, Mathematics: . . . awards: Six Certificates of Merit, Silver Pins No. l, 2, Gold Pins No. l, 2: . . . activities: Latin Club, G.A.A., Science Club: . . . plans: College. BARBARA POPOVICH . . . maiors: English, So- cial Studies: . . . minors: Home Economics, Art: . . . awards: Glee Club Pin: . . . activities: Glee Club: . . . plans: Air-Line Hostess. WILLIAM POYNTER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Shop: . . . minors: Mathematics, Sci- ence: . . . awards: B Team Basketball: , . . activities: Basketball: . . . plans: Work. DOLORES POZNANSKI . . . maiors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies: . . . minors: Business Education: . . . awards: Band Award: . . . activities: Twirler for Band, So What : . . . plans: Work. KENNETH PRITZ . . . maiors: English, Mathe- matics, Social Studies, Shop: . . . awards: Foot- ball Monogram, Baseball Award: . . . activities: Football, Baseball, Senior Class Treasurer: . . plans: College. SHIRLEY MARGARET PROBST . . . maiors: English, Social Studies: . . . minors: Home Eco- nomics, Mathematics: . . . awards: Winner of Essay Contest in l945: . . . activities: Y-Teens! . . . plans: Singing Career. STEVE PUSKAS JR .... maiors: English, Shop, Social Studies: . . . minors: Language: . . . awards: Football Monogram, B Team Baseball: . . . activities: Football, Baseball: . . . plans: Work. GLEE CLUB DONNA JEAN RANKIN . . . malors. Business, English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Business Education, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Screen Club, Babes in Toyland , Shall We Join the Ladies , . . . plans: Camptometer School. KATHRYN ANN REASOR . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Language, . . . minors: Mathe- matics, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, Drama Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club Board, HI-TIMES, HOOSIER POET, The Ladies and Hussars , Gingerbread Man , Bourgeois Gentleman , . . . plans: College. LORRAINE REINER . . . maiors: English, Busi- ness Education, . . . minors: Language, Social Studies, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Basketball, . . . plans: College. RICHARD RIENKS . . . maio-rs: English, Math- ematics, . . . minors: Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing, Shop, . . . activities: Football, Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. OPHIR RIGHTSELL . . . majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Math- ematics, . . . awards: Trock Award, Football Monogram, . . . activities: Football, Track, Bas- ketball, . . . plans: Work. DORIS ROCKWELL . . . malors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Lan- guage, Mathematics, Home Economics, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Babes in Toyland , So What , . . . p'ans: Work. NANCY ROOT . . . majors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Business, Social Stu- dies: . . . awards: Certificate of Merit, Gold Pin No. l, Band Award, . . . activities: Librarian of Band, Glee Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Dra- ma Club, . . . plans: Indiana University. EUGENE ROSS . . . rnaiors: English, Shop, . . . minors: Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. lAugust Graduatel. RICHARD ROSS . . . maiors: English, Shop, . . . minors: Social Studies, Mathematics, Language, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Wark. MARY ROTHBALLER . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Home Economics, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, . . . plans: Work. JACK RUFFNER . . . majors: English, Art, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . activities: Intramural Basketball, Football, . , . plans, Ma- son Contractor. MARY JANE RUSKOWSKI . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Business Education, Home Economics, . . . activities: Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. JULIA ANN SABO . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Art, Home Economics, . . . awards: D.A.R. Citizenship Award, . . . plans: Work. SALLY SAILOR . . . maiors: English, Language, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . awards: Silver Pins No. I, 2, Gold Pins No. l, 2, Certificates of Merit, . . . activities: Drama Club President, Glee Club, Student Forum, T.B. Board, Babes in Toyland , Rose and the Ring , La- dies and Hussars , Gingerbread Man , , . . plans: College. ' DALE E. SCHRAW . . , maiors: English, Shop, Mathematics, . . . minors: Social Studies, . . . awards: Letter in Football, Band Awards,.. . . activities: Football, Band, Glee Club, Track, . . plans: College. DAVID SHCOLNIK . . . maiors: English, Lan- guage, Mathematics, Social Studies, . . . awards: Silver Pins No. I, 2, Gold Pins No. l, 2, eight Certificates of Merit, Football Monogram, Li- brary Letter, . . . activities: Football, President of Library Club, Spanish Club, Basketball, . . . plans: Indiana University. HARRY F. SCHUSTER . . . maiors: English, Me- chanical Drawing, Science, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . awards: Letter and Pin in Ushers Club, . . . activities: President of Ushers Club, . . . plans: College. RICHARD SEESE . . . maiors: English, Shop, . . . minors: Shop, Socil Studies, . . . activities: Hi- Y, Drama Club, Glee Club, . . . plans: College. ROBERT J. SEESE . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Shop, Business Education, . . . activities: Hi-Y, Glee Club, So What , Babes in Toyland , Golf, . . . plans: Purdue. ROSALIE ANN SILLS . , . maiors: English, So- cial Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . plans: Work. DOUG SIMPSON . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, . . . minors: Language, . . . awards: Letters in Football, Bas- ketball, and Baseball, . . . activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, . . . plans: College. THOMAS R. SMART . . . maiors: English, Math- ematics, Science, . . . minors: Social Studies, Language, . . . awards: Band Awards, Track Awards, . . . activities: Band, Hi-Y, Track, . . . plans: College. JACQUELINE SMITH . . . maiors: English, Lan- guage, . . . minors: Mathematics, Business, So- cial Studies, . . . awards: Gold Pin No, l, G.A.A, Certificate of Merit, . . . activities: GAA., Volleyball, Basketball, . . . plans: College. JOHN SMITH . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, . . . minors: Art, Industrial Arts, . . . awards: Basketball, Track, . . . activities: Track, Basketball, Football, . . . plans: College. GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO LEONARD SMORIN . . . majors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts, . . . minors: Science, . . : awards: Most Valuable Lineman Award, All State Team in Football, Football Monogram, Twin-City Team, . . . activities: Football, . . . plans: Col- lege. EARL STAHL . . . majors: English, Art, Lon- guage, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathema- tics, . . . awards: Band Awards, Glee Club Pin, Debate Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Orches- tra, Debate, Band, So What , Babes in Toy- land , Drum Major, . . . plans: Oberlin College. BILL STALKER . . . majors: English, Industrial Arts, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathema- tics, . . . activities: President of Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. GLENNA STANLEY . . . majors: English, Social Studies, Business, . . . minors: Business, . . . plans: Work, MILES STASTNY . . . majors: English, Mathe- matics, . . . minors: Language, Science, Social Studies, . . . awards: Screen Club Letter, . . . activities: Screen Club, Hi-Y, . . . plans: ln- diana University. PATRICIA ANN STEELE . . . majors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Business Education, Language, . . . activities: Spanish Club, Ad- vanced Spanish Class, . . . plans: College. PHYLLIS STEELE . . . majors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Business Education, Home Economics: . . . activities: Rose and the Ring , Babes in Toyland , Drama Club, . . . plans: Work. GENE STEGALL . . . majors: English, Social Stu- dies, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, . . . awards: Screen Club Pin, . . . activities: Screen Club, Basketball, . . . plans: Go to California. NORMA JEANE STEGALL . . . majors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, Home Economics, . . . awards: Screen Club Award, . . . activities: Screen Club, . . . plans: Nurse's Training. MARY FRANCES STEVENSON . . . malors: Eng- lish, Home Economics: . . . minors: Language, Social Studies: . . . awards: Glee Club Pin: . . . activities: Glee Club, Latin Club, Bible Club, Dance Band, G.A.A., Girl Reserve: . . . plans: Work. JOAN STROUP . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, Business Education: . . . minors: Home Economics: . . . activities: Glee Club: . . . plans: Work. KEN SULT . . . maiors: English, Shop, Social Studies: . . . minors: Mathematics, Shop: . . . awards: Football, Baseball: . . . activities: Foot- ball, Baseball: , . . plans: Work. DOROTHY ANN SWANSON . . . maiors: Eng- lish, Language, Mathematics: . . . minors: So- cial Studies: . . . awards: D.A.R. Citizenship Award, Certificate of Merit, Gold Pin No. l: . . . activities: G.A.A., Glee Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Babes in Toyland , Spanish Club: . . . Plans: College. MARY JANE SWARTZELL . . . maiors: English, Business Education: . . . minors: Home Econom- ics, Social Studies: . . . awards: Band Awards, Orchestra Award: . . . activities: Library Staff, Band, Orchestra: . . . plans: Music College. LORRAINE TALARICO . . . maiors: English, Lan- guage: . . . minors: Social Studies, Business: . . . activties: Princess of Junior Prom, Drama Club, Latin Club: . . . plans: College. lAugust Graduatei. CONNIE THOMPSON . . . lnalors: English, Social Studies: . . . minors: Business Education, Math- ematics, Language: . . . awards: G.A.A. Award: . . . activities: G.A.A., Glee Club: . . . plans: Ball State Teachers College. LOIS THOMPSON . . . majors: English, Business Education: . . . minors: Home Economics, Social Studies: . . . activities: G.A.A.: . . . plans: Col- lege MARGARET TIMM . . . rnaiors: English, Busi- ness Education: . . . minors: Social Studies, Lan- guage, Mathematics: . . . awards: Glee Club Pin: . . . activities: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A.: . . . plans: Valparaiso. FRED TOLCHINSKY . . . malors: English, Social Studies: . . . minors: Science, Shop, Mathema- tics: . . . plans: Work. DENIS TURNOCK . . . maiors: English, Lan- guage: . . . minors: Mathematics, Social Stu- dies: . . . plans: Northwestern. VIOLET MARY UDVARDY . . . majors: English, Home Economics: . . . minors: Social Studies, Business Education: . . . activities: Glee Club: . . . plans: Work. EUGENE ULBRICHT . . . majors: English, Shop: . . . minors: Mathematics, Shop: . . . plans: College. DONALD F. ULMER . . . malors: English, Math- ematics: . . . minors: Science, Language, Social Studies: . . . awards: Band Award: . . . activ- ities: Band, Screen Club, Bible Club Treasurer, Latin Club: . . . plans: College. MARY VALENTI . . . maiors: English, Social Studies: . . . minors: Business Education, Lan- guage: . . . activities: Glee Club, Queen's Court: . . . plans: Work. I i YEA BO LET'S GO! JAMIE WALTER . . . malors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Language, . . . awards: Library Staff Letter, Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Library Staff, Student Council, G.A.A., Red Cross, Latin Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, All in a Fog , Ladies and Hus- sars , Gingerbread Man , Bubouschka Babes in Toyland , . . . plans: College. JOYCE WAMSLEY . . . moiors: English, Social Studies, Business, . . . minors: Mathematics, Home Economics, . . . awards: G.A.A. Letter and Pin, . . . activities: G.A.A., Baseball, Basket- ball, Volleyball, . . . plans: Work. lAugust Graduatel. GEORGE WARRICK . . . malors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Language, Science, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activ- ities: Glee Club, Babes in Toyland , Life of Riley , So What , . . . plans: Kansas City Horological College. LORETTA JEAN WASOSKI . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, . . . minors: Home Economics, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. DARRELL EUGENE WATTS . . . maiors: English, Shop, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, . . . activities: Football, Hi-Y, . . . plans: Tool Designer. MARTHA WEBB . . . maiors: English ,Longuage, Mathematics, . . . minors: Social Studies, . . . awards: Gold Pin No. i, 2, Two Certificates of Merit, . . . activities: Latin Club, Debate, . . . plans: Ball State Teachers College. BEVERLY WERNTZ . . . majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies, . . . minors: Science, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Library Staff, . . . plans: Nurse's Training. ROBERT WERNTZ JR. . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Shoo, Woodwork, . . . awards: Football Monogram, . . . activities: Prince of Junior Prom, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Conucil, Wrestling, . . . plans: Work. GERTRUDE WHITE . . . majors: English, Art, Social Studies, . . . minors: Language, . . . ac- tivities: Spanish Club Treasurer, . . . plans' Work. JANE WHITEMAN . . . malors: English Home Economics, . . . minors: Business Education, So- cial Studies, . . . awards: G.A.A. Award, . . . activities: G.A.A., Volleyball, Basketball, Soft- ball, . . . plans: Brenau College. JOHN WILLIAMS . . . malors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Mathematics. Language, . . . activities: Secretary of Junior Class, C Team Football, Baseball, . . . plans: Florida Southern College. DOLORES WITT . . . malors: English, Art, . . . minors: Language, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, . . . awards: Five Certificates of Merit, Silver Pin No. I, Gold Pins No. I, 2, . . . oc- tivities: Latin Club, Hl-TIMES, HOOSIER POET, . . . plans: Art School. I JOAN WOOD . . . maiors: English, Business Edu- cation, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . mi- nors: Art, . . . activities: Glee Club, . . . plans: Work. BOBB WRIGHT . . . maiors: English, Social Stu- dies, Science, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . awards: Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, HI-TIMES, Ginger- Bread Man , AIl in a Fog , . . . plans: Purdue. JUANITA U. WUTHRICH . . . maiors: English, Art, . . . minors: Language, Social Studies, Ma- thematics, . . . awards: Student Council Med- al, . . . activities: Student Council Secretary, Queen's Court, Glee Club, . . . plans: Art School. SHIRLEY JEAN BOURDON WYNN . . . malors: English, Social Studies, Art, . . . minors: Busi- ness Education, . . . activities: Band, HOOSIER POET, Basketball, Volleyball, HI-TIMES, . . . plans: Work. STEVE J. YAMBRICK . . . malors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Shop, Mathematics, . . . awards: Football Monogram, . . . plans: Work. JOE A. ZAKOWSKI . . . malors: English, Math- etmatics, Shop, Social Studies, . . . plans: Ma- c inist. DUANE MARION ZORN . . . molars, English, Social Studies, Mathematics, . . . minors: Lan- guage, . . . awards: Band Awards, Glee Club Pin, . . . activities: Golf, Band, Glee Club, . . . plans: College. GLORIA EPLEY HANCOCK . . . moiors: English, Business, . . . minors: Social Studies, Home Eco- nomics, . . . activities: Screen Club, . . . plans: Secretary. HARRY HUPKA . . . left school. STUDENTS NOT PICTURED MARY BOWLING . . . maiors: English, Business Education, . . . minors: Home Economics, Social Studies, . . . plans: Work. SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM . . . malors: English, Art, Social Studies, . . . minors: Science, Business Education, . . . awards: Certificate of Merit, Gold Pin Na. I, . . . activities: Hi-Times, . . . plans: Work. JACK GNOTH . . . maiors: English, Industrial Arts, . . . minors: Mathematics, . . . plans: Work. MICHAEL D. KLIPA . . . majors: English, Language, Social Studies, . . . minors: Art, Shop, . . . awards: Football Monogram, . . . activities: Football, Track, . . . plans: Engineer. LORRAINE A. NESTE . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, . , . minors: Business Education, . . . plans: Travel then Work. BARBARA RUTH SHUNNEY . . . maiors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, . . . minors: Business, . . . plans: Technology School of Radio. TOM SIERON . . . majors: English, Mathematics, . . . minors: Lan- guage, Science, Social Studies, . . . plans: Notre Dame. STANFORD SMITH . . . majors: English, Social Studies, . . . mi- nors: Mathematics, Language, . . . awards: Glee CIub.Pin, . . . activities: B Team Baseball, B Team Football, Glee Club, . . plans: Work. J ROLAND DYE . . . malors: English, Social Studies, . . . minors: Shop, Commercial Art, . . . plans: Work. WE REMEMBER.. Coming into a new world in the eighth grade . . . meeting new people, making new friends . . . electing Dan Merrill president . . . going to Rum Village for our first class party . . . the thrill we got while walking down the hall with a well-known Senior . . . advancing to the ninth grade . . . choosing the subjects we were going to take . . . winning the C team football championship . . . going to our first class dance . . . putting Bob Britton in as president and Norma Denney as vice-president . . . making new friends with the fellows and gals from Center Township . . . the feeling that we were getting somewhere as we became Sophomores . . . the Sweater Swirl . . . getting used to the New Look . . . be- coming acquainted with new arrivals from Lincoln and Oliver . . . the Class of '50 Constitution being written . . . choosing Lloyd Hillring, president, Steve Herczeg, vice-president . . . getting hit with yo-yo's . . . seeing that the time was getting short when we were Juniors . . . electing Steve Herczeg to the office of president . . . Jim Krider, John Williams, Gene Kuzmic, and Roy Bubick serving under him . . . the Holiday Hangover . . . the first Junior Prom . . . vacation . . . just one more year to go . . . SENIORS, at last . . . watching our football team win the conference championship . . . the November Nocturne . . . re-elect- ing Steve Herczeg president . . . along with Danny Kinner, Marilyn Feick, Ken Pritz, Sallie Myers, and Norma Denney . . . the hustle and bustle of getting ready to graduate . . . Senior Prom . . . Cap and Gown Day . . . realization that, for us, the happiest years of our lives were drawing to a close. Midst the wealth of facts and fancies That our memories may recall Thus the old school day romances Are the dearest after all' LILLIAN BARFOD DANIEL MERRILL Co-Valedictorian Co-Valedictorian MR. WILBUR CAMPBELL Class Sponsor MARY SUE POLLOM DOLORES WITT Salutatorian Third Honors AWARDS FOR CLASS OF I9-'19 D. A. R. AWARD Excellence in U. S. History--- ---- Wayne Ponader H. G. IMEL AWARD Excellence in Science ..-- ---William Gleason Latin Award -----------. ---Patricia SCIIIOI' ELLIS VERINK AWARD Excellence in Mathematics--- ---Antone Lambert Industrial Arts --....-----.....--... ..... E d St0Cl'1OWSki English Award for Excellence in English --... ---- E sther Farrington ELLIS VERINK ATHLETIC AWARD Excellence in Athletics and Scholarship -.--. Robert Pamachena Drama Award --.-. --.-..--...--.---- ---Kenneth Clark Speech Award ---.--.------------------------ Patricia Sailor Music Award for Excellence in Band, Glee Club, Orchestra- Peter Ranick, Glee Clubg Robert Butz, Orchestra: Mary Jean Gharst, Band. Home Economics -.-------------------.-.---. Dixie Lee Betz Citizenship Awards ..-- ---Wayne Ponoder, Suzanne Schwind WE SALUTE Barbara Joan Aeby Lillian Barfod Kathryn Brown John Campbell Norma Jean Denney Jacqueline Ann Drummond Marilyn Dulmatch Lois Anne Entzian Jack Farell Marilyn Feick Daniel Feldman Arlene Fleischaker Sally Frankenstein Patricia Ann Gaffigan Mary Alice George Marcella Carole Goble Kathryn Hannan Sue Ellen Hatfield Peggy Ann Jeshow Hans Karrenberg Muriel Rae Keiser James J. Krider Allen Leatherman Joyce Ann Lebo Marilyn Jean Mangus Loretta Evelyn Marsh Daniel Davy Merrill Joyce Ann Miller Marlene Joan Muckenfuss Sallie Myers Darwin Neddo Joan Newman Iris Nicodemus Joyce Philley Mary Sue Pollom Lorraine Reiner Nancy Root Sally Sailor David Shcolnik Jacqueline Smith Patricia Ann Steele Dorothy Ann Swanson Donald F. Ulmer Martha Webb Dolores Witt Juanita U. Wuthrich . . 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INSURANCE COUNSELORS V rth Main Street Phone 3-3101 K T R llk ilk BLOCK BROS., JEWELERS Corner Michigan and Washington V A South Bond Institution for More Than a Quarter Century Diane Pollock Compliments RECO SPORTING GOCJDS Exclusifue Wilson Distrbutors Look For The Log Front Katie Reasor W E I S S M A N ' S 2212 Miami Street Infants' W ear-Shoes-F Ilfllf5lIfllgS'hAT0fi01lS Phone 6-7440 Patt Bradfute WRIGI-iT'S SERVICE STATION 2202 Miami Street Phone 6-0031 Shirley NEARLY 300 RILEY STUDENTS orc members of the YMCA CAMPUS CLUB Every Friday and Saturday Nights Katie Reasor Harlow WILSEY DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Serzvifcz 905 South Michigan Street Phone 6-5800 BRANT GROCERY AND MARKET 1633 East Ewing Avenue Phone 6-0012 Kathryn Hannon BAKER'S SUPER SERVICE Complete Lubrication Lee Tires and Accessories Corner Miami and Ewing Avenue Phone 6-0913 Patt Bradfute Diane Pollock R O B E R T S 0 N ' S of SOUTH BEND JOE THE JEWELER 104 North Main Street Phone 2-1756 Katie Reasor Joan Vanderheyden THE PHILADELPHIA Bakery - Restaurant - Candy l I6 North Michigan Street Dia MICHAEL'S CUT RATE l702 Prairie Avenue Michael and Helen Rozow Phone 3-0866 Do Compliments of INDIANA THEATE 826 West Indiana Avenue Do 2095 M Opposite Q the Postoffice Free Par Local Delivery GOOD HARDWARE HARD AR Katie Reasor TELEPHONE 3-3I77 JIM AND SAM Parker's Cities Service ll02 East Ewing Avenue Phone 6-0923 ne Pgllogk Katie Reasor 1- H A R R Y ' S l Flower and Gift Shop Largest Because Bestv Open Evenings and Sundays 826 South Michigan Street Phone 6-i283 na Hawley Diane Pollock LEHMAN'S PHARMACY R T. W. Bill Lehman, R. Ph. l6l5 Miami Street Phone 6-9100 na Hawley am Street R. K. MUELLER, JEWELER 207 West Colfax Avenue - Phone 3-4200 king and Nancy Weber Congratulations to l950 GRADUATING CLASS V - MIAMI TASTY SHOP - l905 Miami Street Patt Bradfute WHITCOMB and KELLER, Inc. 58 REALTORS Years Continuous Service I Lafayette at Jefferson Katie Reasor Each Graduate Receives a Gift Spoon of Their Own Selection Compliments of HARRY BERG JEWELER V IO9 West Jefferson Blvd. NORTHERN INDIANA TRANSIT CO. For Clothes Becoming to You-You Should Be Coming to S P I R O ' S I2I South Michigon Street V Diane Pollock MERRICICS PHARMACY A NEIGHBORLY STORE 22I9 South Michigan Street South Bend I4, Indiono Prescriptions Om' Specialty Drugs - Sodas - Szmdaes Cosmetics - Baby Food Morgoret Hedl WILLIAMS THE FLORIST Established Since 1915 We Send the Flowers 219 West Washington Avenue Phone 3-5149 Katie Reasor FORBES TYPEWRITER CO. We rent all Makes of new portable and standard typewriters. We allow three months' purchase credit if desired. 228 West Colfax Avenue Phone 4-4491 Katie Reasor MlKE'S STANDARD SERVICE Established in 1930 Corner of Indiana and Kendall Street Dona Hawley Compliments of KRANTZ FOOD MARKET 2632 South Michigan Street Nancy Weber SOUTH BEND JOURNAL 701 North Michigan Street Phone 2-1482 Nancy Weber INWOOD'S CROCKERY Home of Lovely Giftware 515 South Michigan Street Nancy Weber FEASER COAL CO. com. - COKE Stoker Coal - Briquets 1149 South Main Street Phone 6-5506 Katie Reasor RIVERSIDE FLORAL CO. Flowers for every Occasion W e Grow Our Own Phone 6-0855 Denis Turnock ABSTRACT AND TITLE CORPORATION 302 Bldg. and Loan Tower Phone 3-8258 Babb Wright HANS CUT RATE 2803 South Michigan Street Phone 6-8313 Babb Wright A. F. SMITH Hardware - Paint - C hinaware 407 South Michigan Street Phone 4-2727 Katie Reasor 4. zncsk CLEANERS Indiana's Foremost Dry Cleaner 251 East Sample Street Phone 6-5539.5 Katie Reasor Mary Ann DIIVG In 1711 South Mlchlgon Street South Bend, lndiono HAMBURGERS SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM D Pollock THE HOUSE OF LAMPS 211 West Monroe Street South Bend, lndiono X 'Lamps by thc Hundreds . . . Shades by the Thousands' Frederica C. Turnock Denis Tu o k I TWIN CITY JEWELERS Supply Complete Watch Repair Service Electronically Tested Special 24-hour Repair Service 4-LICENSED WATCHMAKERS-4 Meet Us at Buschbaumsn 2305 Miami Street V Phone 6-501 I Phone 6-I I52 Bailey Office Supply Company GREETING CARDS-OFFICE SUPPLY-FURNITURE I624 South Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana Katie Reasor Compliments of Superior Freight Lines, Inc. 429 South Columbia Street Phone 2-I4I'I CHICAGO SOUTH BEND KALAMAZOO JACKSON BATTLE CREEK Dona Hawley Engraving - Jewelry - Clocks - Lighters 309 West Washington Avenue Phone 4-I287 Diane Polloc Denis Turnock CLASSROOM IN PERSONAL SMALL LOAN OFFICE gr: For W RILEY STUDENTS IN 1950 The Security Loan Company, 212 Sherland Build- ing, South Bend, Indiana has again conducted a Class for Riley Students on the operating factors used in the Small Loan Field. The Small Loan Office, O division Of Consumer Credit, renders a specialized money assistance to those in need, and is recognized by all Social and welfare agencies as a necessity in all communities. The class room is conducted on an educational basis at high school level. Many students ore finding the field of Consumer Credit very interesting and an excellent field for future employment. SECURITY LOAN COMPANY A Friendly Small Loan Office 212 Sherland Building E. B. Murphy, Manager X Thirst, Too, Seeks Quality COCA-EYSLXDEBSTTFIQFIE E'E3'foZF'?31IiI1' Bend Golden Emblem Products CO. MARTIN MACHINE COW INC, Independent manufacturers of Designers and Builders POTATO CHlPS-- POP CORN CARMEL CORN Plastic Molds, Special Machinery Tools, Dies, Gages, Jigs, Fixtures, Only Potato Chips made in South Bend Phone 6-5561 302 West Ewing Avenue , Phone 6-5465 407-413 West lndiana Avenue South Bend, Indiana Denis Turnock Katie Reasor VAN HORN AND CO. 1 14 West Washington Avenue Phone 4-2919 Katie R THE BOOK SHOP, INC. 130 N. Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana Mary BARTHOLOMEW'S, INC. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WHITEMAN HOME STORE Complete Food Store 2609 South Michigan Street Phone 6-1335 Patt McCann Alice George DAVIS SERVICE STATION 1112 South Michigan Street Phone 6-OO27 D Pollock RAY'S DRIVE INN 6303 South Michigan Street 1305 West Washington Avenue 803 soufh Michigan sneer 1019 Lincoln way W. Phone 50994 Diane Pollock puff MCCQ,-m ' - TI mem ,,66,, SERVICE CHUCKS D x SERVICE STA ON 1601 Miami Street 1902 South Michigan Street Phone 6-0978 Katie Reasor Katie Reosor MERCURY MOTORWAYS INCORPORATED DEPENDABLE MOTOR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION Call 6-9244 1309 Miami Street South Bend, Indiana Katie Reasor JQW iwagy M,L M QV ?2,iQ,, Q, QQ? SQQQWW in X QL my qXw':f 'xii QD QRQBQZ mggw jx D9i?Z'0Vwf?u7? 'Mm. QQ A 6fwfY-'7 '4'4 WWQZZMQQ WWW Effxfigjjjgwg AUTGGRAPHS 4 ff f 6, gm wp MQW ,,j2f,,2'iZi9f,0u, , v?'D' g.,v.k , fx f M , ffff W fyyiwjgm jwwxwggm ik ' QWW!34g,p,,,,41jj'ffffXg QQ X . ff M,,,gVV. N gat' jx Q 2-WWV 3 W ,Zf'f W KN ' KW! Mr. M. W. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Saul Block Mr. and Mrs. Vaud Bennett Mr. E. S. Winters Best Wishes from THE HAY FUNERAL HOME 1201 South Michigan Street Katie Reasor TOASTY SAN DWICH SHOP Under New Management Foot Long Hot Dogs - Fountain Service 701 South Michigan Street Katie Reasor ENTZIAN PHARMACY 2620 South Michigan Street CNear Irvingtonl Phone 6-0076 Marilyn Dulmatch Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Reasor Miss Hazel Harris Conservatory of Music The Riley Drama Club Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White CITIES FROSTED FOODS, INC. 811 Northside Blvd. Phone 2-8281 Denis Turnock WALTERS' FRENCH DRY CLEANERS 1917 Miami Street For pink-up and delivery phone 3-6055 Pat Gaffigan ARMO THEATRE 915 South Michigan Street Phone 6-4359 Katie Reasor Compliments of LITTLE DUTCH CLEANERS 110 Lincoln Way East 451 S. Grant St. 1331 Lincoln Way W. 1412 S. Michigan 417 W. Colfax 3314 Mishawaka Ave. 611 W. Wayne St. Plant: Ardmore Rd. Phone 3-6159 Katie Reasor HOUSE of HARTER SOUTH SIDE ELECTRIC CO. South Bcnd's Oldest Westinghouse Dealer Sales and Service Electrical Contracting Westinghouse Appliances Phone 6-6381 741 West Indiana Avenue Joan Vanderheyden 1950 Covers Made by THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY Distributor 1ndiana s Largest Wholesale Sporting Goods 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois I . . . . Ala Harter Building Goshen, Indiana A 1' Dolores Oclusch Katie Reaso IvIoC1ave Printing Co. Printers of The 1950 Hoosier Poet 435 E.LaSa11e Ave Ph 4 7361 The Pilot Engraving Company 324E C li A South Bend 22 I d mi.,- ADVERTISING STAFF Advertising Solicitors Back Row-Babb Wright, Norma Mielke, Patt McCann, Margaret Hedl, Annette Lambert, Dona Hawley, Nancy Weber, Diane Pollock, Allen Leath- erman. First Row-Patt Bradfute, Lorraine Talarica, Gloria Simcox, Dorothy Parks, Mary Jane Ruskowski, Shirley Harlow, Inez Brewer. Not Pictured-Joan Vanderheyden, Joyce Ben- nett, Denis Turnock. AUTOGRAPH SOLICITORS Kathlene Barnes, Nancy Root, Annelies Petzke, Patricia Baumgardner, Dorothy Ann Krusinski, Mar- lene Muckentuss. Congratulations to the '50 Class WELCCME TO -I-HE RILEY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION We invite you to the next Alumni Dance on June 23rd at the Palais Royale DON EDWARDS ...... NANCY WEBER and AMY FISHER --- JOYCE LEBO KATIE REASOR ....... HOOSI ER POET STAF F Editor-in-Chief --- .... PATRICIA GAFFIGAN Production Manager --- .... KATHRYN HANNAN Literary Editor .... .... A RLENE FLEISCHAKER Artist .......... .... D OLORES WITT Photography Editor--- ----- ED FRIEND ' Advisor .... .... G EORGE KOCH SECTION EDITORS FLOOR CAPTAINS Don Edwards Glee Horburf KATHRYN HANNAN --..---.-------- Faculty Betsy Medich MARY ALICE GEORGE .-.-- -.--- D epartmenfs MARILYN DULMATCH .... ..... A cuvmes TYPISTS I S ons Joyce McKenzie Kathleen Barnes ---- p Shirley Huys -----Underclassmen BOOKKEEPERS Virginia Brewer Eloise Mangum and DAN MERRILL .-.- -.... S eniors ---------Advertising ASSISTANTS TO EDITORS Subscription Manager Denis Turnock Diane Pollock JO ANN PETERMAN ..---. BM- A fr- H- .-, Ml THE HOOSIER POET STAFF EXPRESSES THEIR APPRECIATION TO Mr. George Koch, our advisor, for the many hours of ad- vice and assistance in the planning of our bookg - The Riley Faculty for their co-operation: Mr. Kenneth de Groff and Mr. Jack Trittinger of The de Grotf Studio for the time spent developing the HOOSIER POET picturesj Mr. Harold Smith and Mr. Charles Betz of The Pilot En- graving Company for their interest and advice in handling the engravingsg Mr. Louis Kubiak and Mr. Harry Kubiak of The McClave Printing Company for their friendly advice and assistance in preparing copy and printing our bookg Mr. Joseph Wrobel of The Pilot Engraving Company for his interest and suggestions for the preparation of our art work: Mr. E. W. Kass of The S. K. Smith Company of Chicago for his interest and help in selecting the cover for the 1950 HOOSIER POET: Mr. Joe Budd of The Budd Book Bindery for binding our bookj The Senior Class for their help in financing our annualj and To all those who have helped us in any way . . . HEARTY THANKS! . 4 A 1 ..,.,.L,i..- 2371-Tw.. , ' :wwf -.-NesN:a.f.a,:as-. 1:5 1 x Q - A 4 2 :KN-. , E .NS Q M.. X N ' K , WA.,., 2 n,gWN ,3,Q A Nw xg, 5 XwQ.Mw,.W VMK. X Xe 5 Tx ww I , Y xx N X X sr if, X Q F Q3 ff .. + yixs Qi? x 'wg-Qlil, goqq-byg Jim: Tdkekeer of yoUrse'f!' .1 ' ,Q 1 Q , N 1 E' mf. 51 , V R Vw ' , +x. W':LL9 3f.,,g ,V :Q r 'iw - 32 'Z w 4 iv 3 ,1 A , 1 ,. . A .nj -, 1 1 .Vw 'I -1 , sg Z . JV' W y , . :V s , f- -' , . Q-V x Q, K .. . .Ag y aff ' , , 545- ,, .. ,. ., 1,4 .-.,, 1 f ' ' Au I . L3 -1- ,155-i5'ig2, ' r. , .V :V , 1 . rw 'cr' '.',f-if , ,Y ','::.v1j-uf .xg-Y'1:.,, 1, N' ' , W if 1' 'f:i1?E ff!' 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