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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1954 volume:

'bw Good times and plenty oi iood recall memories oi our home-room Christmas parties. git... if 'si' ig, A.. Q15 A... gm., s JOHN PAUL NANDZIK-Majors: English, Social Studies, Shop-Glee Club, King Dada -Plans: Radio and Television Servicing. Quiet reserifefof this he can boast, We wish for him uhat he wishes most. BARBARA JUNE NEWTON-Majors: English, Commercial Art, Science -G.A.A., HOOSIER POET, Drama Club--Plans: University of Tampa. Quiet. athletic. and ambitious, too: lu your zvorlr. success to you. JOAN NYIKOS-Majors: English, Business, Home Economics-Booster Club, Glee Club, GAA., Future Nurses Club-Scholarship Pin, DAR. Citizenship Award-Plans: Nurses Training. Nursing her patients back to health, Thats how foan will nzahe her wealth. ESTHER LUCILLE O'DELL-Majors :English, Social Studies, Business- Hl-TIMES-Plans: Work. lntlustrious. inrleefl. is this wise l71iSSj ,lluch will she tlo-u'e're Sure of this. BEVERLY ROSE OLER-Majors: English, Home Economics-Drama Club, Booster Club, l-ll-TIMES, HOOSIER POET-Plans: Work. .4 lively girl at everLi'one's call, Not pal to one, hut pal to all. JAMES R. PACZKOWSKI-Majors: English, Social Studies, Shop-HP Y-Plans: Work. Your highest ambition is sure to come true, .lluch joy anrl success. we all tvish to you. JIM PARE-Majors: English, Math, Mechanical Drawing-Baseball, Junior Kiwanian, Glee Club, Drama Club, Band-Football and Track Awards-Plans: Undecided. His charm. is such. that we can't forget, He's one of the friendliest weive had yet. JO-ANNE PASMAN-Majors: English, Social Studies-Plans: Work. lfxugust Graduatel Full of fun antl full of glee, Always as happy as she can be. RICHARD J. PETERS-Majors: English, Art-Usher Club, Hl-TlMES- Swimming Team Captain-Cross Country Award-Plans: College. He van SIVIIII. u'e know. l'l'l'.I' well: For in lliis sporl lu' clues ini-i-i-1. RODGER PETERS-Majors: English, Machine Shop-Track Award- Plansi General Motors Training School. Of Course Ill' re sorry to see llllll go. Hut l1e'll lie rr x11i'i'e'.ss In' SIll't'l'Y lrnou: JACK PEYTON-Majors: English, Shop-Plans: Work, Your lii'g-lies: lllllllllllllll is sure lo rolni- true. ,lluclr jo-Y unrl Slll'l'lJS.Q, Il'l' rlll Il'I.Sl1 lo you. ROSE MARIE PLAIA-Majors: English, Art, Social Studies-Glee Club -Plans: Work. Sincere is slzv anil llie qziiiflvxl girl. .-I girl us .meet fix you Iran- met. JAY LYNN POLAND-Mayors: English, Math, Science, Social Studies- Slide Rule Club, Orchestra-l-lomeroom President-Football Award, Basketball Award-Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins-Plans: Col- lege ln lijv il XCUIIIS In lie lzis aim To lie ir luan of zvorlilgi' -lfllllf. BILLIE BETH POLLOCK--Mayors: English, Social Studies, Spanish-Trh bune Reporter, l-ll-TIMES Editor, l-lOOSlER POET Section Editor, Glee Club Vice-President, Drama Club Board, Junior Roundtable Chairman- Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit, Journalism Pins-Plans: Bran- deis Universitv Fen lliouglz sl1e's ll'O7'A'l.V1g' all tlle Il'llllf'. For frienils slle flllI'l'I-TS luis II smile. DON POPPINO-Maiorsi English, Shop, Math-Screen Club-Plans: Undecided, :ln nnzliilious Irul mul lilreil real lvell. He miglzf lie prexiilent. you Cflllll fell. DANIEL POST-Mayors: English, Art, Social Studies-Cross Country, Screen Club-Swimming Letter Sweater-Plansi College, Life liolils nzuclz for zvortliy Dan: We knou' l1e'll ilo Ilze lies! lie van. WILMA T. POTTER-Majorsi English, Math, Business-Drama Club, Glee Club, GAA.-Plans: Work. We Il'I'.Yll .szzcvess lo l,ll.S liunvlz of NIl'0t'lIICSX. 5113.5 knozrn to all for liar ronslaril nentness. RONALD L. RABER--Majors: English, Art, Mechanical Drawing- HOOSIER POET-Senior Band Treasurer-Junior and Senior Band A' wards-Plans: Window Trimming School. :I slip' unrl quiel Irul is lie. He surely nzalfes gooil conzpany. NEIL ARTHUR RAMEY-Maiors: English, Shop, Math, Science-Junior Kiwanian-Basketball Manager Sweater, Football Letter-Plans: Un- decided. .Yiel is lull anrl full of fun. He nmlres frienils zvillz ereryone. LA RAE ESTHER READER-Maiors: English, Math, Art, Social Studies -Glee Club, Drama Club, Tribune Reporter, Junior Roundtable- HOOSIER POET Section Co-Editor, HI-TIMES, Orchestra Vice-president, Journalism Pins, Orchestra Awards-Plans: Augustana. Altlzouglz slze's anzbilious, slze's charming. too. Gifts like these are given lo fezc. fxwwf' Q'-, ,Y 'Ng Filling our treasure chest with the faces ol our friends was just another occasion we enjoyed along the senior walk. KAY FRANCES REYNOLDS-Majors: English, Business-Drama Club, Booster Club, Boton Twirler, Y-Teens-Junior and Senior Band Awards -Plans: South Bend Business College. We hope that she will win great gloryg To relate her charms makes too long a story. W. JAMES ROBISON-Majors: English, Science, Business-Plans: Ball State Teachers' College. A nod, a smile, a worfl of cheerg Thafs zvhy we want him ever near. SHARON DIANE ROGALSKI-Majors: English, Spanish, Business- Drama Club, l-ll-TlMES-Homeroom President and Social Chairman, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Prom Court, Spanish Club President- Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit-Plans: Indiana University. Always zvilling. always gladg Never flowncast, never sad. DON ROGERS-Majors: English, Social Studies, Shop-Screen Club, Hl- TIMES, Cross Country-Swimming Awards-Plans: Photography. We foretell that you will yet, To your flestination, surely get. DEAN R. ROOSE-Majors: English, Math, Social Studies-Glee Club, Drama Club, Two Gentlemen of Verona -Certificate of Merit4Plans: College. Willing and helpful, cheerful and kind, A truer frienrl you never can find. JUDITH ANN ROOSE--Majors: English, Business-Glee Club, Triple Trio, Latin Club, Hl-TIMES, The Gingerbread Man, King Arthur's Court, The Three Musketeers -Drama Board, Red Cross Represen- totive, HOOSIER POET Literary Editor-Scholarship Pins, Journalism Pins-Plans: Albion College, A fine and trusty lass of worth, Who loves hard work, yet also mirth. JEROME LLOYD ROSEN-Majors: English, Math, Shop-Glee Club, Alice in Wonderland, King Dodo -Screen Club Board, l'-lorneroorn Treasurer-Screen Club Award-Plans: Indiana University. He imrlfs for 11'l111l lie gels. flnil lze gets 11'l111l lie zvorlrs for. GEORGE F. RUSSELL-Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Art? Football, Ushers Club-Plans: College. Quiei llllll IIIHISSIIIIIIIIIQ. Hut I1lIl'fl-YS 011 1110 j0l1. RONNIE LEE RUTKOSKIE-Majors: English, Math-Plans: College. Ronnie is fun. f1lllIOIlg'll rese1'1'e1l. His Illllllllflfl-fri' gill-11811 is ll'L'll 1leser1'e1l. JOAN MARIE SCHEID-Maiors: English, Art-Booster Club, Library Staff-Plans: Airline Stewardess. This is II girl 11'l111 is 6l'8f.l'0l7F.S frieml: .4 helping 11117111 .wl1e'll fIlIl'lIj'S lenrl. THOMAS ARTHUR SCHNABEL-Maiorsi English, Social Studies, Math -Hi-Y, Basketball-Plans: Navy. He Sil'l.l'f'.i not for fame or glory: H111 zvlzen lie le111'es. ll'6.ll all l1e s01'1's'. BARBARA SCHOCK-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Work. Her very frouvis are fairer far. Tlzan smiles of ollier 11111i1le11s 111'e. CLEM SCHOTT-Majors: English, Shopfl-li-C-Screen Club Award4 Plans: Bethel College. Clem. so 1710118.91 flllfl so slly. But l1e'll get lzoliler ln' 11111l liy. JOHN LOUIS SCHWIND-Majorsi English, Art-l'-ll-TlMES, Latin Club+Screen Club President and Vice-President-Screen Club Letter- Plansz Newspaper Work. fl ge11lle11111r1 Il'lI0 11111li'e.s 1111 noise. Works l1111'1l 11n1l l111x grenl poise. EDWIN SECHRIST-Majors: English, Math4Geometry Contest Certifi- cate-Plansz College. .'11ll'U'I'S Il'0fli'illQ. .Yerer sliirlfing. EDMUND R. SEDLACK-Majors: English, Math, Science-Basketball? Plans: University of Michigan. Hes II jolly 11111 lflllll Il 1'11lel1ing' s111ile: .Yot only' tl111t. llllf l1e's II frienil ll'l7I'lll ll'lll.l6. SHIRLEY J. SHAMORY-Majors: English, Business-Glee Club, Booster Club-Plans: Business College. 5118.3 ll zreleome TH-1' of life 11n1l liglil. Ilwillz l1111g'l1ing eyes 11n1l 11111n11er lifllgllf. ANNA MAE SHARRER-Majors: English, Social Studies, Business- Scholarship Pin-Plans: Work, .4 lL'l'llllIrQ' hear! 11111l ll g'r111'i0z15 smile. .llalfe Ilml lflllj'-.S presence zrortlz Il'lII.l6'. l 1 N TW up-' 'rv ,,1. iii ,Ag 'S .4 nw. -gs og Y' guns 'WH- T- 'QM- TS- -, i Wh-xi Ln' yn. WILLIAM DEAN SICKAFOOSE-Majors: English, Social Studies, Ma- chine Shop-Glee Club, The Gingerbread Man, Red Mill -Baskeb ball Awards, Baseball Award-Plans: Undecided. .4 lilreable larl zvillz plenty of pep, .4 boy zrliom we all are glazl to have met. IDA L. SIDDELL-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Secretary. Always reafly anrl glail to give aifl, Of Suelz fine staff true frierzrls are mafle. EARLENE SIERON-Majors: English, Spanish, Business-Glee Club- Spanish Club TreasureriCertificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins-Plans: Undecided. Witlz lzer gracious ways anil clzarming smile. Slle is a frieml zvlzo is really wortll zvliile. DONNA SMITH-Majors: English, Home Economics-Glee Club Fu- ture Nurses Club, Booster Club, Hi-C, G. A. A.-Homeroom Secretary -Student Council MedoI4PIans: College. Sl1e's not so muclz on quantity, Hut olz. slze lzax tlie quality. LYNNE G. SMITH!-Majors: English, Business-Booster Club, l ll- TIMES-Plans: Secretary. A girl Il'll0 is elzarnzing. lzer smile will go far: Slzeis just as attractive as any liriglzt star. JAMES E. SNODGRASS-Maiors: English, Shoo, Social Studies, Math- Screen Club-Tennis SweaterAPlans: Undecided. fllzrays reail-V anal glail to aizl. Of szieli fine stuff gooil frienrls are maile. KENNETH SPURLOCK--Mayors: English, Shop-Cross Country-Planst Undecided. Tlze poor maifs frieriil in neefl. Tlie gentleman in iroril anil ileerl. EUGENE ROBERT SRIVER-Majorsi English, Machine Shop, Math- Plons: Tool and Die Maker. Quiet reserve-of tlzis lie can boast. We zvixlz for lzim Il'l1fIl lie zvislies most. RONNIE R. ST. GERMAIN-Maiors: English, Machine Shop-Plans: Apprentice Machinist. Staily often lzelps lo light. 0ne's way lo many a lzeiglzt. SHIRLENE STANLEY-Moiors: English, Business-Y-Teens, Booster Club, Glee Club-Plans: Office Work. A stenograplier slze faias to be: Her zvorlr urill please. you soon will see. DALE A. STASTNY4-Maiors: English, Math, Social Studies-Baseball Letters-Plans: lndiano University. His amliilion will lie fulfill: For lie lzas courage. grit and will. MARILYN JOYCE STEALY-Majors: English, BusinessiPlans: Work. Her one amllition is stenograpliy: .4 private secretary somellay sl1e,ll be. CARYLE KAY STEFFEE-Mayors: English, Business-Spanish Club, Y- Teens, Booster Club, Student Council-HOOSIER POET Editor-in-Chiet, Hcmeroom President-Plans: College. Her lovely smile anrl lIl'1-llhillllg' eyes Comliinml. rnahe her lioth iritly anrl Il'1Xl'. RAYMOND L. STOUT'-Majors: English, Machine Shop-Baseball A- wards, Basketball Award-Plans: College. Heres a real fzin-loring' lm-ip Happy. frilly. full of joy. CONRAD CHESTER STRYKUL!Malors: English, Science, Math-Jurv iar Prom Court-Basketball and Track Letters-Plans: College. Your liiglzest amhition is sure tn rome true. .Iluch joy anzl SIICCBSS. Ill' all u'ish to you. JOAN L. STUMP-Mayors: English, Social Studies, Business-Glee Club -Homeroom Social Chairman-Plans: Office Work. For she is neat arzil she is street. .Incl at liI'IJt'Il'l'l-l1.lIQ' She vanlt he heat. JERRY SWEDEEN-Majors: English, Math, Science-Football, Track- Plans: Purdue University. ln all hix lrorlf he is sirlcere. Sornerlar hifll lie an engineer. THOMAS W. SWEM-Maiorsi English, Math-Drama Club-Home room Social Chairman-Cross Country and Swimming Letters and Sweater-Plans: College. ,lollil-t' is hi.: mizlrlle name. To mriliv its laugh is his one aim. LEWIS G. SZOKE-Majors: English, Commercial Art-Plans: College. Hes rather slzy. anal yet well hriozvn. .lluoh talent he has fllll'lI-YS shown. NOAH MICHAEL TANKERSLEY-Majors: English, Math4Track, Base ketball. Glee Club, Hi-C, Drama Club, Latin Club, The Gingerbread Man -Hl-TlMES Circulation Manager, l-lomeroom Treasurer-Plansi Purdue University. S0 neat anal hanrlsorne anil oh what hairf When hi' rralhs through the halls. hon' the girls ilu stare. JIM THOMPSON-Majors: English, Social Studies- The Gingerbread Man, King Arthur's Court -Homeroom Social Chairman and Treas- urer-Football and Track Letters-Plans: College. We lilfe this lim. so big anrl strong. Helll niahr' his way through any throng. EMILIE TIBBITS-eMaiors: English, Social Studies4Drama Club-Plans' Work. Sincere is she anrl the quietesl yet: .4 girl as street as you hare inet. PEGGY LORENE TITUS-Majors: English, Latin-Glee Club, French Club, HI-TIMES, Triple Trio, Latin Club President, Drama ship Pins-Plans: St. Mary's .4 girl lhafs sweet .-Ilicays looking for LARRY D. TOBEY-Majors: Drama Club Plays-Band Vice-President, Board Secretory-Band Awards, Scholar- College. anrl frienrlly. too. something to flo. English, Machine Shop-Football, Screen Club, Glee Club, The Gingerbread Man -Plans: Work. On the stage of life will he succeeal. He'll gladly help his friends in neefl. pd 1-'rr 1 06 ,..-. 'r ml '25 ,gt L ii A ww li '53 -': 'l - Nuff , I -r ,.f f 1 ' 'Z ...qs 'Un f-'Y -nff' 'D' M- ! 'K' 'L CAROL SUE TRIBBETT-Majors: English, Math, Language-Drama Club, French Club, Latin Club, Booster Club-Jr. Band Award-Plans: lndiana University. By looking on life's sunny sifle, Slze makes lifes jaunt one long joy rifle. MARVIN LEE TROST-Majors: English, Social Studies, Shop-Glee Club, Football, The Three Musketeers -Tennis Award-Plans: Col- lege, lllariiin is a gooal fellow all right. To lcml a helping lianil is llis rleliglzt. BERT J. TROUTMAN-Majors: English, Shop-Football Sweater- Plans: Work. A frienfl to everyone, goofl all arouncl. Frienflslzip anrl fellowship in Bert is founfl. PORTIA LEE TROYER-Majors: English, Social Studies, Language- Drama Club, Swimming, l-ll-TIMES, Band, Glee Club, The Gingerbread Man -Future Nurses Club Vice-President, Homeroom Treasurer and Secretary-Scholarship Pin-Plans: College. A lilfealzle lass. liul ratller small, Her frienzls sure praise her, one anal all. ELAINE MARIE ULDIN-Maiors: English, Business-Spanish Club, Glee Club, Band, Hi-C, Drama Club, The Gingerbread Man, The Three Musketeers -Homeroom Secretary and Social Chairman-D.A.R. Cit- izenship Award, Certificate of Merit-Plans: College. 5,116 has cliarrn anrl a quiet smile. Sl1e's a frientl inrleml worth wllile. SHIRLEY A. ULLERY-Majors: English,Business-Plans: Work. Slzirlvy is a clzarining lass. One of ilu' nirvst in liar Class. EDNA MAE ULMER-Majorst English, Language, Math-Latin Club, F.T.A., Hi-C-Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit-Plans: College. Slzefs not a noisy lass. you see. Hut quiet. fI'l'l'l1fll,T as can lie. THERESE M. VASZARI-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Work. A 'vary pretty little miss. To many slit' irill luring true bliss. SHIRLEY ANN VICSEK-Majors: English, Business-Glee Club, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Alice in Wonderland -Homeroom Secretary-Certi- ticate of Merit-Plans: College of Commerce. A SlCll0:Q'l'HIJlliC'l' right soon you'll be, A real success ive foretell for tliee. PATRICIA ANN VOGEL-Majors: English, Business, Home Economics -Drama Club, Alice in Wonderland -Plans: Work. l'at's a girl liotli sweet anfl litinzl. A truer lass youill never finfl. ZORKA H. VOYNOVICH-Majors: English, Home Economics, Social Studies-Booster Club, Drama Club-G,A,A. Secretary, Homeroom So- cial Chairman, Football Court-Plans: Work. A lovely girl uiitli a lovely name. Antl uiilli lzer smile slit-'ll win much fame. JOAN ALETHA WAGNER-Majors :English, Business-Booster Club, Basketball Court-Plans: Marriage. Sparkling. smiling. attractive. gay, Slle lzas liriglztenerl many a flay. The Blue Moon theme did not find our prom princess, Pat Mur- ray, standing alone - but in the i :Elf V . company at her prince, Roman i y ' ., if , Q Lovise, and the court. Rad 4-X li .T px Q X1 i fl X' ax 'A ig !, ' , if-'ff , MARVIN S. WALLACE-Majors: English, Math, Science, Social Studies -Cross Country Letter, Screen Club Award, Football and Baseball Let- ters-Plans: Air Force. A larl iritli traits we thinlr worth while. He-ll zvin his race. anal with a smile. PATRICIA JANE WAMBACH-Majors: English, Language, Businessf Spanish Club-Plansz Work. .4 frienflly girl anrl a charming lass. .4 worthy atlrlition to any class. JEAN ANN WEISEL-Majors: English, Business, Social Studies-Glee Club, Drama Club, HOOSIER POET, BOOSTer Club, l-ll-TIMES, Student Council Pin, The Three Musketeers -Plans: Secretary. She is not shy. she is not Cay. But just the same she gives 115 joy. JACKIE ANN WELTER-Majors: English, Business-Glee Club, Drama Club, HOOSIER POET, Booster Club-Homeroom Secretary, Spanish Club Vice-President-Certiticates of Merit, Scholarship Pins-Plans: College. .4 Charm like hers is really quite rare. She has more than enouglz aml some to Spare. ROBERT G. WERNER-Majors: English, Math, Science-Track, Cross Country, Latin Club, Drama Club Plays, Drama Board, Sophomore Class President, DAR, Citizenship Award, Scholarship Pin, Certificate at Merit-Plans: Purdue University. A boy who always zvears a smile. To be his frienfl zveirl walk a mile. JUDY ANN WHEELER-Majors: English, Science-Cheerleader, Booster Club, Glee Club, Assembly Committee, HI-TIMES, 'Alice in Wonderland -Senior Class Secretary, Drama Board, Football Queen, l-lameroom Sec' retary-Plans: Nurses Training, Pretty' smile. pleasing wil. A girl who alzvayzs rloes her bit. RICHARD DALE WHITAKER-Majors: English, Math, Science-Wresb ling-Homeroom Vice-President, Football Team Ca-Captain-Football Sweater, Track Letter4Plans: College. An athletic chap anll Cl likeable one. Lots of ambition aml full of fun. LARRY LEE WHITEFORD-Maiors: English, Science-Track, l-li-C, The Gingerbread Man, The Three Musketeers -Homeroom Presi- dent and Social Chairman-Football Letter Sweater, Wrestling Cham- pionship Award-Plans: Bob Jones University. Dependable. snappy anil full of fun. Give him a lash, anrl it's quickly flone. un.. 'Nl '--'nr it -.. 3 'T' 1-fr 'C 777' M wr-up WZ? 'uv-,N QF5 ' .fn Vx S BILLIE JEAN WHITEMAN-Majors: English, Business-Booster Club Latin Club, Footlighters, HI-TIMES-Freshman Class Secretary, Home- room Treasurer and Social Chairman-Band Award, Scholarship Pins Certificate of Merit-Plans: Work. A girl ambitious anrl full of laughter, Happily slzozilzl slie live hereafter. r 1 CAROL ANN WHITMER-Majors: English, Business-l-lOOSlER POET, The Three Musketeers, The Gingerbread Man -Junior Prom Court, Football Co t B k b ll ' ur, as et a Court, Student Council Secretary-Scholan ship Pins, Certificate of Merit-Plans: Work. Size in any task will final. Pleasure. surely. any time. DENNIS ALAN WIEGAND-Majors: English, Math-l-lomeroorn Vice- President-Football and Basketball Awards-Plans: Business College. A fellow we all like to know. Not very fast, yet not 100 slow. MARY ELLEN WILLIS-Majors: English, Business, Social Studies- Drama Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Culee Club, Hl-TlMES- l-lomeroom Treasurer-Plans: College. A little miss, so sweet and fair, Of tlle goorl lliings in life, may she lzave lzer slzare. BARBARA LYNN WILSON-Majors: English, Business-Drama Club, HOOSIER POET, HI-TIMES, Booster Club-Plans: Work. Happy-C0-Luelry, fair and free, lvlllllllllgj llzere is. lmtlzers me. JOHN W. WILSON-Majors: English, Math, Social Studies-Student Council, The Gingerbread Man, The Three Musketeers -l-lome room Vice-President, Hi-Y President-Plans: College. He lzas a smile that is flI'lfl'l16', Iris better than most any line. LUELLA M. WOODCOX-Majors: English,Business, Social Studies- Glee Club, Hi-C-Plans: Undecided. A helping' lzanil is our elzarming Lu. Anil friemls arozzrul lrer are never few. SYLVIA WOODCOX-Majors: English, Social Studies-Glee Club, Hi- CfPlans: Work. Slie always lias a smile Tlzat malres lier quite worth wlzile. LEE DEAN WOODWARD-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Undecided. Pretty smile. pleasing wit. A girl who always zloes ller bit. JOHN P. WUTHRICH4Majors: English, Machine Shop, Social Studies -Student Council Medal-Plans: Work. lolznny is lilfezl lay everyone: He sure is nice aml full of fun. VELTA M. LANE-Majors: English, Social Studies-Drama Club- Plansz Airline Hostess. iAugust Graduate! Her ways are the ways of pleasarztness, Anfl all lzer paths are peace. MICHAEL PUSKAS-Majors: English, History-Homeroom Secretary and Vice-President-Plans: Undecided. lAugust Graduotel A .fine anrl stalwart lad is he, Long will lie live in our memory. '7 , if . li, - 1 Ag THERESA HAFNER-Majors: English, History-Plans: Work lAugust Graduate? Willing and helpful. cheerful anzl lrinzl: A truer frieml you never coulcl find. ROGER ALLEN PAVEY-Majors: English, Math, Shop- Plans: Work. A lilreable fellou' anrl full of fun, .llany a gauze has this lazl 1l'0H, ALLEN B. SATTERLEE-Majors: English, Social Studies- Plans: Marines. fl jolly good fellow. Wlzo possesses a smile tlzat zvonit :rear off. NELSON C. ZIMMER-Majors: English, Shop-Plans: Work. Heis ll friemlly cllap. anrl nice I0 see: We zvislz lzim success. tlze best tlzere can lie. NOT PICTLSRED NORBERT HINTZ-Majors: English, Social Studies, Business -Plans: Work. Willi suclz a comrarle. suclz a friend, We fain IL'0Zllll go to our journeyis enrl. MANDOR JOSEPH MESZARAS-Majorsi English, Shop, Sci- ence, Social Studies-Football and Track Letters-Plans: Col- lege. This lrul has friemls mul l'0ll11Jl'llll'0l1S galore. Nererilleless lzeis loolring for more. FRANK ANTHONY YANEZ-Majors: English, Social Studies -Booster Club, AIice in Wonderland aFootball Awards, Student Council Pin--Plans: Disc Jockey. Your lziglzest llIIlbTlTOlI is sure lo come true, Jllucli joy anrl success. ive all ivislz to you. Awards For The Class of 1953 D. A. R. AWARD For Excellence in United States History Mitchell Morris H. G. IMEL AWARD For Excellence in Science Percy Warriclc BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARDS Eor Excellence in Business Education Mildred McCallum LATIN AWARD For Excellence in Latin Sue Stein ELLIS VERINK AWARD Ear Excellence in Mathematics Donald Kennedy INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD Eor Excellence in Industrial Arts Tom O Brien ENGLISH AWARD For Excellence in English Karen Ball ELLIS VERINK ATHLETIC AWARD Ear Excellence in Athletics and Scholarship Lloyd Lassen DRAMA AWARDS Ear Outstanding Contribution in Dramatics Diane Pollock, Sally Rasenheirner, Judith Jerald LIBRARY AWARD For Oustandinq Contribution to Library Science Jaclf Barrows SPEECH AWARD For Excellence in Speech Dennis Austin HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS Ear Excellence in Home Economics Jane Williams CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Ear Outstanding Citizenship Mitchell Morris and Patricia Davis MUSIC AWARDS Eor Excellence in Glee Club Diane Pollock For Excellence in Band Ray Coahran Eor Excellence in Orchestra Alan Schrader ATTENDANCE AWARDS For Highest Attendance Louise Ballard Nancy Harter Nancy Wygant The Fun of Going to School V Q E THEHCNOR Marilyn EiTch Edna Ulmer Richard Hawley Marcia HeinTzelman Sharon Rogalslfi Earlene Sieron Sandra Milcel Jacqueline WelTer Billie Polloclc Mary Lee Hood William Longley Duane Gardner Joan Nyikos Richard Kelley AniTa Burdei PaTricia KlopTensTein Lillian Linderman Peggy Tilus Judy Roose Ronald Raber Anna Mae Sharrer Ben Lilves ROLL lT is wiTh a greaT deal of pride ThaT The Hoosier PoeT prese-nTs These sTudenTs who have mainTained an average of nineTy per cenT or beTTer since enTering The ninTh grade. This achievemenT was noT an easy one. During These years, They puT The geTTing oT an educaTion above everyThing else. This reward is one OT honor and disTincTion. Carol Lyons Dean Roose Elaine Uldin Barbara Kunz Sherry Dale Billie WhiTeman Caryle STeTTee Porlia Troyer Joyce CuTner ClaucleTTe Ballard Gerald Swedeen PaTricia Gulhrie Edwin SechrisT Kay MiTTler Carol WhiTmei' Jay Poland Annabelle KraveTs PaTsy Murray Helen Kocsis Don Eeiclc Marilyn BenneTT Donna Smifh James BaumgarTner CLASS HONORS MARILYN FITCH VaIedicIorIem !'1-s. RICHARD HAWLEY Third I-Ionors SENIOR CLASS SPCNSORS 'Magix- Richurd Felters Class Sponsor JQ3 Ben Anson Robert Forbes I gl ah Grace Lushbaugh Jean Mgpgpine Q' sr Y ig Edith Steele Claude Wolfram DELORES LEATHERMAN On April 24, im? a few wee-l-as before qradualion, Delorei was la- rally infured in an emomcilinile accident To lner many lrienda who alweye valued lwer happy personalily and friendly smile, her lriendslnip will be remembered as one ol The mosl clmerislied in our lwiqn school day S. 0UR ADVERTISERS The Seniors of the l954 Class are cordially invited to ioin the Riley Alumni Association one of the most active ot high school associations in the city. F-Ittend TI-QE ALUMNI DANCE PLAYLAND PARK PAVILLION JUNE 19, 1954 - 9 PM l'o'l Music By Charlie Spivak's Band Tickets S3460 Available at downtown locations FOR BETTER BUYS Rec1's Appliance Co. II7 W, Washington - Phone 3-3576 RADIOS - RECORD PLAYERS - TELEVISION ll1il'l1illllllqS Lmgest Television mul ppliulzre Dealers The Electric Company 26I8 South Michigan Street P- Phone 7-6343 REFRIGERATORS - RANGES 4 WASHERS - DRYERS Mock's Standard Service W'ashing - Greasing - Ignition 1702 S. Michigan South Bend. Indiana Phone 6-0965 SXVINEHARTS CAFE Mas. SXVINEHART Plei1sing my ruxlomerx is my perxonnl aim 501 East Calvert ETTER DRY CLEANERS -i-Hour Cleaning Service Daily Pick-up and Delirery SAVE UIQ - CASH AND CARRY 1805 S. Michigan Phone 6-1884 Phone 5-09-ii john Koski, Proprietor ALEX'S SHOE HOSPITAL 5-Minute Heel Service 125 XV. Jefferson Blvd, - Opposite Post Ofhce FEINGOLD'S Clothes for Dad and Lad Your Nearesl Headqlmrlers for Sport and Dress Tags 2215 South Michigan South Bend, Ind KETCHEN BROS. INC. Complele Insurance Service PHONE 8-1457 808 S. Michigan Bringham's Service tation JOHN BRINGHAM, Proprietor Washing Greasing Accessories 24-Hour Service D-X Products Road Service 2222 South Michigan PHONE 6-0998 b l ' ?'YH ,. L, . 1- -Q.. F... . - ..v- -- 1 Mary Ann Drive In Hmnburgers Soft Drinks Ice Cream 1711 South Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana ANDY'S SERVICE STATIGN Phone 6-0032 2924 South Michigan Street Sonneborn's Sport Shop Phone 5-3702 121 West Colfax Avenue Cougralulnliofzs io lbe Class ofl95-I ROBERTSON'S Heston's Modern Market Open 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. 7 Days XVeekly 2904 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET RIGGS Floor Covering Shop Carpets - Rugs Window Shades - Venetian Blinds Custom Tops Specialists in Custom Built Linoleum Floors and Walls Phone 6-8640 for Estimates 1623 Miami Street MIAMI GREENHOUSE Say If W'itb Flowers 2206 Miami Street Dale's Sc to 31.00 Stores 2205 South Michigan Sr. 805 Lincoln Way' West X , ' xA If xx, ,Mu rv- WALT'S DRIVE IN Michigan and Ireland Road South Bend, Indiana C. E. LEE, COMPANY PAINT - XYALLPAPER - GLASS 225 S. Main Street Phone -I-5197 En FRIENIYS UNIVERSAL PHOTO SERVICE Advertising, Commercial, and Portrait Photography 5701 S. Michigan Street South Bend. Indiana Phone 6-I-LSI VAN HORNE and COMPANY Regislrrea' 1L'llt'1t'f Anlvrifarl GL ru Sofidy 114 XX'est Nwashington Ave. BERGMAN DRUGS PRESCRIPTION PHARAIACY 2620 S. Michigan St. Phone 6-0076 Abstract and Title Corporation A Cf.'llfIl7 1' of Service Phone 3-8258 302 Building and Loan Toner C on gratulatious Dairy Council of St. joseph Valley 507 Odd Fellows Bldg. H. I. KOLLAR SAW' SHOP HARDXYARE PAINTS 1610-1612 MIAMI PHONE 7-5665 BIBLE BOOK CENTER ll lJere ClJI'isliI1u Friends Mae! 415-415 South Michigan Street BORDEN'S ICE CREAM IF IT'S BORDEN'S - IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD Complimenis of South Bend Federal Saving and Loan Association Corner Main and Jefferson Streets 201 South Main Street MAR-MAIN PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION -1- DRUGS FOUNTAIN SERVICE -:- MAGAZINES Main at Marion Phone 4-3184 Complimenls of Materials Handling Equipment Corp. 2625 South Michigan Street PARKER'S CITIES SERVICE PHONE 6-0925 1102 East Ewing Avenue ZIMMER FOOD MARKETS, INC Courtesy, Quality, and Service Restaurant and Fountain Service Two Locations -:- We Deliver 736 South Eddy 326 L. LaSalle 6-6519 5-1705 Protect your floors with FLORLUX Interior and Exterior Floor Enamel Scuff-Proof! Water-Proof! Quick-Drying! RICE'S STORE 2114 Miami Street THE GILMER PARK CUT RATE STORE also DEEPE'S PLACE NOTIONS 0 GIFTS 6111 S. Michigan St. Phone 6-0939 Jlnumvbi Dislributor Indiana Largest Wholesale Sporting Goods HAR'I4ER BUILDING GOSHEN, INIIIANA BROADWAY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Free Prescription Delivery PHONE 6-6020 Corner Michigan tk Broadway HAY RIDE PARTIES To Reserve a Dare PHONE 6-3038 I. T. BOWERS KERN ROAD Congratulations to the Class of 195-I from the Grace Church Methodist Youth Fellowship I can do all ilsings ibraugb Claris! ll bo sfrengtbens me. Biggesl in South Bend Because Besl GILBERT'S For all Watch, Clock, Jewelery Repairing and Engraving, stop in at the MIAMI WATCH REPAIR 2122 Miami - Across from St. joseph Bank Vile also have Watches, Watch Bands, Jewelery, Medallions, and Neck Chains Bud Peo's Mobil Service 2226 Miami at Ewing TIRES - LUBRICATION - BATTERIES Minor Repairs Tail Pipes Sw Mufflers Ignition Brake Service Wheel Balancing Pickup Gt Delivery Camplimeuis of SQUIRES SERVICE STATION 1228 Calvert Street Phone 6-0725 Ralph's Grocery and Market Phone 6-1133 1302 East Donald Street MOBILE LIVING WANT A FINE HOME? Truly the American Way A low down payment SEE and the baIance like rent W' you on PLACE aI CO the Road to Security . CONTRACTORS SOUTH SIDE TRAILER SALES America's First Mobiie Homes 6307 S. Mich gan Street SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 'l'I'I'I South Webster Street Phone 8-'I47'l RUPEL TYPESETTING CORPORATION Lifzoiiylbe Compoxifiozz . . . Reprodzzctiou Proofs SZIKZ South St. joseph Street Phone -'I-5650 ..?.3Iq?'f I NF 1, I -vw ' 1 ,I fc A 9 If ' E Q x I-Icurs-Daily 7 to 7 - Except Monday, 4 ta 6 Sunday 8 ta I and 4 TO 7 I809 MIAMI STREET PHONE 6-8900 aw, D. SHERMAN ELLISON AGENCY I zzsurmzce Exclzzsi rely Main at Colfax Phone 5-5101 Secrist Printing Company SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS - PROGRAMS BUSINESS FORMS 1212 E. Indiana Ave. Phone 5-4586 THE GILMER PARK CUT RATE STORE NOTIONS -:- GIFTS 6111 S, Michigan St. Phone 6-0959 THE PHILADELPHIA Serving Mirbimztx for 35 Years BAKERY - RESTAURANT - CANDY 116 North Michigan Street WILSEY DRUG STORE lJupw1dt1.5lr: Prcsrripiion Serrirt' 905 S. Michigan St. Phone 6-5800 Forbes Typewriter Co. XY'e rent all makes of new portable and standard typewriters. We allow three month's purchase credit if desired. 228 Wlest Colfax Ave. Phone 4-4491 Uuelconze, Riley Sludentx TOASTY SANDWICH SHOP TRAY SERVICE Foot Long Hot Dogs -:- Frosted Malts 701 South Michigan St. Complimcnis of 1. E. WALZ INC. 5425-51 S. Michigan St. Phone 8-2551 Gilmer Park Super Market For Your Best Food Buys Monday thru Saturday - 9:00 - 8:00 6105 S. Michigan St. Phone 6-2770 Redmer Distributing Co. Machine Shop Service AUTOBIOBILF PARTS AND SUPPLIES 110 East Dubail Avenue -:- Phone 6-1521 MERRICICS PHARMACY A NEIGHBORLY STORE Prescriptions Our Specialty Have Your Doctor Phone Your Prescription to Merrick's DRUGS -:- SODAS -:- SUNDAES -:- COSMETICS BABY FOODS 2219 South Michigan Street South Bend 14, Indiana Tomnrrou s Homemnkers Are Learning t GAS Cooxs BETTER, EASTER - CosTs LEss Northern Indiana Public Service P NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE THE GAS COMPANY 714 Q li LIECHTY HATCHERY FINE BABY CHICKS DICK'S 66 SERVICE Dick Huizinga 1526 South Michigan Phone 6-4694 1902 South Michigan St. -:- Phone 6-0092 5,115 NEQN SIGNS Ser,-iff Business 6-5180 Residence 6-66-il INDIANA NEON COMPANY 102 North Niles Avenue South Bend 17, Indiana JOE ACER PHONE 3-2275 ACE FLOOR COVERING SHOP HARRY ZEIf.I,ER 1019 South Michigan Street Brant Grocery and Market coMPLETE LINE or GROCERIES SELECT QUALITY EIEATS Deliveries Tuesday and Thursday 1655 E. Ewing Ave. Phone 6-0012 CRAVEN'S MICHIGAN-CALVERT HARDWARE Phone 6-8060 1827 South Michigan Street CLIFF ELDRIDGE CO. TV-Appliance Sales lk Service 1718 S. Michigan Street South Bend 1-1, Indiana F ITTERLING TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. 2222 XV. SAMPLE STREET PHONE 6-1152 Bailey Office Supply Company Greeting Cards ' 1624 South Michigan Street Off? Supplies ' Fzzrflitzlre South Bend, Indiana I I C0lIgl'lIlll1!2fi0l!5 to the Claxs of 195-I from Mr. and Mrs. Ray I-Iawley of THE KITCHE ETTE Dome's Marathon Service Michigan and Fox Streets South Bend, Indiana Phone 6-0658 LEHMAN'S PHARMACY T. xv. Bill Ifhnmn, R.Ph. 1615 Miami Stieet Phone 6-0980 Bef! llnisbex from SHARPE'S DRY GOODS 1609 Miami Phone 6-8670 Michigan Avenue Fruit Market 1825 South Michigan Street CARDER'S MOBIL SERVICE Brake Service - Wlleel Balancing Ignition Service Phone 6-0722 Michigan at Ireland Road BE SURE RELIABLE DAIRY PRODUCTS 909 E. Broadway Phone 6-2481 Best W'isbe5 10 to ilae Class of 195-I Y. M. C. A. WHITEMAN'S HOME STORE COMPLETE Foon STORE 2609 South Michigan St. Phone 6-1535 BLOCK BROS. jewelers Oven 30 Ymus IN Sol rH BEND Michigan at Washingtcmn BUSCHBAUM'S PHARMACY Open Every Day, All Day l 2505 Miami Street at Ewing I-'0Rl 5l' 61 HAY Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE 1201 South Michigan Street PHONE 6-6575 CONGRATULATIONS IIIIIVIE APPLIANCE SERVICE COMPANY BENDIX -:- CROSLEY -:- HAMILTON CGUARANTEED SERVICE, Phone 7-1700 Factory Trained Personnel 750 L. XV. E., South Bend LUGGAGE SMALL APPLIANCES A v o N ye.,,e4,, fezvelry for every occasion M. BRENDIER, P,-op. 507 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET Phone 7-6051 South Bend, Ind. HOFFMAN? INXVOOD'S CROCKERY Home of Lofcly Gift II m'c DRY GOODS AND SHOE STORE So1'TH Bnxxfs LINI sun, GIFT STORE 2614 50- Michigan Phone 58739 425 S. Michigan Street Phone 6-2487 j. TRETHEXVEY Joie, THE JEWELERH DIAMONDS, XVATCI-IES, -IEXYELRY 104 North Main Street -:- Phone 2-1756 Clements Grocery and Market 2624 South Michigan Street Phone 6-1972 FAY'S QUALITY 'IEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 111 South Michigan Street HANS CUT RATE 2805 South Michigan Street ' Phone 6-8313 El'E7'J'fbi7IQ in Music L THE COPP MUSIC CENTER Y PHONE 5-1858 122-26 E. VC'ayne Street IN 1954 Our Classroom for Riley Students Has Been H Repeated on Personal Loan Office Operating Procedures. SECURITY LOAN COMPANY The Friendly Small Loan Office asf v ., 212 SHERLAND BLDG. E. B. MURPHY, Mgr. V' The Security Loan Company . . . 212 Sher- land Building, South Bend, Indiana, has again set aside one day for the sole purpose of conducting a class for the students of Riley High School in business courses, to familiarize them with the principal operating factors used in the small loan industry. The small loan industry is a division of the growing consumer credit field. It renders a specialized money service to those in need of assistance on financial problems. The service is recognized by the various social welfare agencies and business leaders as a definite necessity in every community. The classroom presents educational facts at the high school level. Many Riley students al- ready have found the consumer credit field an excellent one for employment and a life career. ,1-.,,, A PLT LL I r M 'I-:CTN iwl 'il---.-L ,WI-M Q l 'L' '11, I , ,. i1 ff-V 1 -1 ' S .. ..,, I ' X Hliiil ill' fifiia-1 4-It-X N M .1 -- -.. -, :Wi -'lgi pf f ' ill'l 'l 2 5' ' -T'-I or -4 73' wt, :el -i f QUITE 11 , V lp ffif .v ii lg LL l--gl . D ft. lf 1 fl. p l g- w 1g,,:.f' , 'lf LV Y-' ,HDL I 'rx - Cv .Y-. .'5'i'95?fQ X-X -gt lil 1 zz MW, ,saw , i , R- 1 Avy, 'ff -'v L Uu,'.::.vtuQ' ' L LSTATL C n 1-use PAUL WO0DCOX CONSTRUCTIIIN C0lVlPANY Specializing in COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS and CHURCHES 4904 South Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana You Can Rcly on .1 Rugixlfqrca' lz'u'.'lur Harry E. Berg REGISTERED JEXYEIERS - Axthultax GEM SociiErx H::milton, Omega, Elgin and Gruen XVatches Y 109 VC'est Jefferson COLES' PHARMACY PROESCRIPTIONS DRUGS SUNDRIES Phone 6-6125 801 S. Michigan Street BARANY HARDWARE AND GIFT SHOP Stephen M. Baraby, Owner 1621 Miami Street SIDNEY'S FOOD MARKET 1829 South Leer Street South Bend Phone 6-9810 L. A. KE1SER'S D-X SERVICE STATION PHONE 6-0952 EOR YOUR NEXT BANQUET, DANCE OR RECEPTION INDIA A CL B NOW' SPECIALIZING IN OUTSIDE CATERING Complimculs of RECO SPORTING GOODS 115 North Main Street lfXCl.I'SIVE XVILSON DISTRIBIITORS Look for the Log Frou! THE BOOK SHOP, INC. 130 North Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana MAUREK'S SUPER MARKET 1526 Miami Street South Bend, Indiana Calvert Rexall Pharmacy nEPENo.,xBLE PREst3mPT1oN SERVICE Main at Indiana Avenue South Bend, Indiana Leer and Calvert Phone 6-0793 HAWB'-'TZEL HOUSE Whitcomb and Keller, Inc. Plumbing and Appliances 1651 Miami Street South Bend 14, Indiana PHONE 6-8585 Realtors 63 Years of CUIHIIIIIUIIX Serriae LAFAYETTE AT JEFFERSON FEASER COAL CO. Coal - Coke Stoker Coal - Briquets 1149 S. Main St. Phone 6-5506 Homes -:- Commercial -1- Remodeling Store Fronts -:- Industrial CARl J. REINKE 81 SONS General Contractors and Builders 1522 XV. Ford St. South Bend, Indiana XX'alter's French Dry Cleaners For Pickup 111111 I7eliI'w'jI' - Phone 3-6055 1917 Miami Street HANS-RINTZSCH LUGGAGE SHOP Michigan at Colfax Phone 5-2200 Conzplinlwztx of Stoner Brothers Super Mart 1458 E. Calvert Phone 7-7500 Frick Electric and Radio, Inc. ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS - 'APPLIANCES TV SALES AND SERVICE Miami at Calvert Streets Coke Goes Along In Handy Picnic Cooler Cities Frosted Foods, Inc. ll l1o1csa1e Only FRESH PRODUCTS AND FROZEN FOODS 811 Northside Blvd. .- Phone 2-8281 PHONE 6-0767 DELIVERY SERVICE THE FOOD SPOT Marvin Kruggel and Warren Clauser, jr., Props. Always Ike Bas! in INIEATS - FRUITS - VEGETABIIS 2121 Miami St. South Bend, Ind wife Swan LAUNDERERS ODORLESS DRY CLEANERS Serving Illicbimzrz Since 1895 SHIP VIA Clemans Truck Line, Inc. 815 East Pennsylvania Ave. Between Grand Rapids and Louisville Phone 6-6521 MYERS and KIRKPATRICK Corner of Mithiuan and Altgeld Streets PILOT ENGRAVING C0. 324E CH A S hB d NICCLAVE PRINTING COMPANY E 305NN1 A S hB d Any success which this yearbook may receive may be attributed to the co-operation and assistance which we have received from many individuals whom we wish to thank. Our advisor, Mr. George Koch Our principal, Mr, Donald Dake Harry and Louis Kubiak of the McClave Printing Company Mr. Jack Bundy of the S. K. Smith Cover Company Mr. Kenneth de Graff Mr. Charles Betz of the Pilot Engraving Company Joe Budd Book Bindery To the advertisers who helped to finance our book, Thanks a million EAW? OFFICE MACHINES l ao4 scum Michigan sv. Ph. 6-saze ' Portable and Office Machines Famous Rental Purchase Plan Typewriter Headquarters Students - Special Rates 1954 COVERS BIADE BY THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Western Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 'fn ' . :Huff ri 1 1 Wk ' 4 'x '-. 2 Y O 4 F ,I r ' 'I S 1 e 1 Q 1' . , 1,4 eq?- run 9 Arn- .4 . ... 1' 1 ,f' e 4- H Q74-.'-v 5 , .,, .- -, , ... ,A 'S ' J . .AA u.1.- -..., fm up ,, , -...., . gk 'N wh X aw-1 Q, . ' vm 'fb V.,l x LX .lx . K, x ' lfei. . ,, .5 ' The Enjoyment of living Together vii' ' - 5 K , S - -v' H, . f, . ,f ' 4' , - ' -.' 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Ph.D., Indiana Universityp VERNON BACHTEL-Busi- ness. M.A., Indiana Universityg MAX BARACK-Guidance. M.A., Northwesternp DON- ALD BARNBROOK-Science. M.A., Indiana Universityg PATRICIA BILLIAU-Physical Education. B.S., Ball State Teachers Collegep CHARLES BONHAM-Industrial Arts. M.S., Indiana Universityg LAURA MAE BRIGGS-Music. M.M., Syracuse Universityg HELEN BROKAW-language. M.A., Chicago Universityy WILBUR CAMPBELL-Social Science. M.A., Notre Dame Universityg JAMES CASADAY-Drama. M.A., Iowa Uni- versityg MARGARET CASSIDAY-English. A.B., Westminster Collegep JOHN COOPER -Social Science and English. M.S., Indiana Universityy BEATRICE COVERT-Study Hall. B.S., Purduep MARY JANE DAY-Art. M.A., Columbia Universityp MARKWOOD EDISON-Mathematics. M.S., Indiana Universityg RICHARD FETTERS-English. B.S., Notre Dame Universityp ROBERT FORBES-Social Science. M.S., Columbia Universityp MARTHA FRUEH-Home Economics. M.S., Michigan State Universityp RUBY GUILLIAMS -Music. M.A., Indiana Universityp LEWIS HABEGGER-Music. B.S., Manchester Col- Iegep GENEVIEVE HOPKINS-English. M.A., Michigan Universityp ERNEST HORN-So- cial Science. M.S., Indiana Universityp STEVE HORVATH-Physical Eduucation. M.S., Indiana Universityy EDWARD JENKINSON-English. A.B., Ball State Teachers Collegeg PATRICIA JOHANN-Art. B.A., Clarke Collegeg LOIS JOSEPHSON-Library. M.A., Indiana Universityg PAUL KELLY-Social Science. M.A., Iowa Universityg BERTHA -L f' MN .Ni Mr. Edison Mr. Fetters Mr. Forbes Miss Cashman K . SQ Q' K 'N 1 ai, K 'uu.' Sv . 1 S 1 , 1 X 1 .A , Mrs. Covert rip ' , !f1 r'i '-4 Mr. Cooper Miss Day C5- Miss Frueh --i Miss Guilliams lla., F N, W K in... ,, 0' S L. ...r efs a gli f Mr. Habegger Miss Hopkins Mr. Horn Mr. Horvath Mr. JeHkif1SOI'1 1 Q5 ' I Miss Johann , f s-frrqu .4 .- hhv'V. l,. . I f M Y N I 3 Uv' -rv , Sr... '. sf at Mr. Kelly Mrs. Knepp ,.. If T X :ref fi K J Miss Lauer Miss Josephson Q9- Miss Kiel Mr. Koch Mrs. Lean KIEL-Language. A.B., Michigan Universityg KATHARINE KNEPP-Music. A.B., Val- paraiso Universityg GEORGE KOCH-Business. M.S., Notre Dame Universityg JOSEPH KODBA-Social Studies. M.S., Purdueg MILDRED KOPP-Art. M.A., Illinois Uni- versityg JOHANNA LARSON-Library. B.S., Indiana Universityp MARY LAUER-Phy- sical Education. A.B., Ball State Teachers Collegeg HILDA LEAN-Study Hall. Ph.D., Chicago Universityg GRACE LUSHBAUGH-Engish. M.A., Notre Dame Universityp JEAN McALPINE-Home Economics. B.S., Downer Collegep FORREST MARSH-Science. B.S., Valparaiso Universityg LIONEL MARTIN-Business. M.A., Chicago Universityp ALTON MEYER-Social Science. M.A., Columbia Universtiyg MARCELLA MITCHELL- English. M.A., Indiana Universityy F. L. MOCK-Industrial Arts. B.S., Ball State Teachers Cnllegep RICHARD MORRISON-Mathematics. B.S., Franklin Collegeg HIL- DRED MOSS-English. A.B., Hiram College: ELIZABETH MURPHY-Mathematics. M.A., Michigan Universityp MARY MYERS-English. A.B., Indiana Universityy ELIZA- BETH NOBLE-Language. A.B., Chicago Universityg OSCAR OLSON-Mathematics. M.S., Indiana Universityg ROBERT OSBORN-Social Science. M.A., Arizona State: GREGORY PARKER-Science. M.S., Indiana Universityg RUSSELL RHODES-Social Sci- ence. M.A., Indiana Universityg VIOLET ROHER-Guidance. A.B., Western Michigang CLEMENS RZESZEWSKI-Physical Education. B.S., Indiana State Teachers Collegep CARL SCHUBERT-Science. A.B., Manchester Collegep PEARL SELLARS-Home Eco- yew- 'wr' Mr. Kodba Mrs. Kopp Miss Larson ca gmai 'Q '19-f Miss Lushbaugh Miss McAIpine Mr. Marsh nomics. M.A., Columbia University: JOSEPH SHAFER-Industrial Arts. M.A., Colum- bia University: MARIE SHIVELY-Mathematics. A.B., Manchester College: ROBERT SMITH-Science. M.S., Indiana University: EDITH SNOKE-Social Science. M.A., Columbia University: HARLEY STECH-Mathematics. M.A., Columbia University: EDITH STEELE-English. M.A., Michigan University: CHARLES STEWART-Mathematics. M.S., Indiana University: JENNY TRIGG-Lunch Room Manager. M.S., Columbia University: KATHERINE VAN BUSKIRK-Business Education. M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity: LURA VANSCOY-English. B.A., Terre Haute State Teachers College: EARL WEBB-Industrial Arts. M.S., Indiana University: FELIKS WIATROWSKI-Science. M.A., Notre Dame University: CLAUDE WOLFRAM-Social Science. M.A., Wisconsin University: BESS WYRICK-Business Education. M.A., Northwestern University: HELEN CASHMAN-R.N. School Nurse. Memorial Hospital: BARBARA BATSON-Secretary: ELIZABETH TURNER-Registrar: BERNICE FIEDLER-Bookstore Manager. CUSTODIANS-Mr. Green Risner: Mr. D. F. Kroger: Mr. Hurley Loughroy, engineer: Mr. Joseph Andrews: Mr. Paul Beier: Mr. William White. MATRONS-Mrs. Louise Wierzbenski, maid: Mrs. Helen Longfellow, laundress: Mrs. Lovey Welsh, maid. L A . Mr. Morrison Miss Moss Miss Murphy 3.32 Q Q ,, wgf T xv, -l ...5 Mr. Olson Mr. Osborn Mr. Parker AR ul' s.. Mr. Martin Mr. Meyer .- EQ X 5 r N. ,K 4 1- ' if . Miss Mitchell Mr. mock ...awww 5 mrs. Myers Miss Noble fb- ,-fr M, Mr. Rhodes Miss Koner A... 'fn ' . :Huff ri 1 1 Wk ' 4 'x '-. 2 Y O 4 F ,I r ' 'I Mr. Rzeszewski up. Miss Shively . We 6' Q' Miss Sfeele 'kv' Mr. Webb J'-, ILL Mr. Schubert W-'-1' x ., ,ms .1 -ur w---- .1.. ,.. ff, fj F 1 Mr. Smith CYTW. Mr. Siewart Miss Sellers Mr. Shafer Miss Snake Qgifgz ifz 9 its fy, Miss Trigg ' Hi. N Q Mr. Wiatrowski Mr. Wolfram 57 Mr. Sfech 1' -14 FH- Miss Van Buskirk Miss Wyrick These lulure hornemakers are learning rhe arl' ol helping in cases of accidenls in The home. Beverly Oler shows The class lhal home-nursing Training is essenlial in every delail. Talking on 'rhe phone is a mighly poor excuse lor burn- ed muffins. l-lere Pal Mackey demonslrales lo her foods class lhal concenlralrion and skill can lurn our perlecl re- sulls every lime. Stepping Forward to a Promising Position Changing schedules, preparing Tor college, and planning a vocaTion is all done in guid- ance classes where careers are shaped Tor The TuTure. Mfr. ll - ' . , A Al i ' ii i ii ...Q T' -'-, The hope of Tinding The answer To a Theory has seT The wheels Turn- ing and The gears clicking as complicafed Tormulas remind These sTudenTs oT Their solid geomeTry Teachings. And mafh seems To be an all-ouT nec:essiTy To The boys in indusTrial arTs. The abiliTy To Talqe a rough piece oT woocl and Turn iT inTo a work ol draTTsmanship is bee ing culTivaTed in woocl shop. WiTh Their eyes on The TuTure These up-andfcom- ing draTTsmen loolc Tor- ward To inTeresTing and wellepaying occupaTions in The Tielcl oT mechanic- al clrawing. One oT The proiecTs in ma- chine shop is operaTing a rneTal laThe. These sTuclenTs are observing how one oT These machines scrapes away Tiny, hoT shavings ancl are learning iTs TuncTions. l2aTed one oT The besT high school libraries in The sTaTe. we are glad To have The chance To use iTs many paTh- ways To knowledge. From a single record can come Tury, romance, roclceT ships or gliTTering diamonds when English X sTudenTs capTure mu- sic's mulTiTude oT moods. These underclassmen are noT only sTudying The greaT names in The music world buT also learning The TundamenTals oT singing. Calculalors . . . diclaphones . . . and mirneograph machines are iusl a parr of lhe business Training Jrhese girls will be able To pul lo use when They will have aclual iob experience. Il you have ever Tried lo play Jrhe Piano wilh rnillens on your hands, you lcnow iusl how Jrhese beginning lyping slu- denls fell during Jrhe lirsl weelc of class. The young chemisTs oT This dass hope TheT They have LZGDT Their Tormulas sTraighT, as They proceed in Their lab- oraTory work. Science Opens the X 'Vi I' , 'l' 0 Riley's maTerhiTy ward, wiTh iTs excess oT docTors, nurses, and inTerns, Takes over To usher inTo The world This brood oT whiTe raTs. 545 The Spanish Club pro- vides many colorlul dis- plays during The year, and one ol The prelliesl lo be exhibiled was 'rhis showing of lhe Treasures ol Lalin America and Spain. Lile wilh lhe ancienl Romans is relived again in This Lalin class, as lhe sludenls have a chance lo gel personal glimpses ol Jrhe everyday sur- roundings ol lhese Romans. gf, Those i'Quiet Hours From Three to Midnight Her lvlaiesiy, Sharon Rogalski, reigns in lradirional slyle al The Riley- Adams baslce+ball game. Queen for a Day! The voles were counfed and lhe long-awailed mo- menf arrived as Judy Wheeler reign- ed as Queen of The Riley-Washing- lon iooiball game. Eur Q s was as . f X f aw ss f Q .Q V ., .X A gysgaggycw ,Q gm-i,,. sf ws fzi.-an io, io, X -Q 41.1. ' . ..., ,e.M- , 2 -Q 1 we W: The nigh'r of lhe Riley-Washinglon game was noi only an excijring one for lhe leam buf also proved very evenllul lor Queen Judy and her coud. Queen Susie feels Jrhar her escorr and her royal cour+ has served her well on lhe nighl ol her crowning al fhe Riley-Adams baslcelloall game. Slranger ln Paradise , Ebblide , l'enderly , or wlwalever llne record seems lo bring a dreamy look inlo llie eyes ol Janel Wliilmer, Mary Timm, Marilyn Molfell, and Norma Zimmer. 5V Jfv Mislleloe, llie sland-by A alCl1rislmas and a good excuse any lime, is be- ing used lo lease Neil, Sam, Tom. and Cliuclc by Joyce Anderson and Marilyn Bennell. I Pausing al Marilyn Guisingens loclcer belween classes, Kay l-larmon linds llial as good a lime as any lo calcli up on llwe lalesl news. pn.. 'fn ' . :Huff ri 1 1 Wk ' 4 'x '-. 2 Y O 4 F ,I r ' 'I l l All work and no play makes Teacher a dull boy, buT These Teachers inTend To geT a bang ouT oT Their annual Tall parTy. . and What We Filled Them With to Make Them Eventful A reTrigeraTor sTocked wiTh cokes and Tood is TempTinq Wilma PoTTer and RuThie Sriver. ATTer playing Cowboys and Indians wiTh The kids beTore bedTime, These babysiTTers Teel Cokes are well earned, Go, Teann, Go, GeT ThaT Ball and yells To The Tunes oT Garnbella and The Bunny l-lop keep The spiriT oT Riley alive in The hearTs oT These Tans and Tollowers oT The WildcaT Five . I .diff I Q' V' ...,.. Slugger Chuck l-lupka Riley s unde TeaTed champion lpie-eaTer mangles anoTher challenger as Jim Pare counTs The knockdowns Even Though we're Trorn good old lndiana, a Louisiana hayride can never compare wifh The Tun and laughTer ThaT we have on one oT ours. Say, ThaT looks like Jackie Gleason This Riley couple is waTching. BeTTer look ouT Though, kids, because while you are waTching Television, Televi- sion could be waTching youl Look ouT below! Nancy Riggs is Trying To sTarT a pillow TighT. EaTing all The Tirne, clowning around like This, or iusT plain Talking are all a parT oT a 'sleepless' slumber parTy. Q 4 .gi .2 , , I . s A dance wouldn'T be com- pleTe wiThouT a parTy beTore iT. 'lhaT's whaT Sandy Lovisa ThoughT when she gave This one before The ChrisTmas N , V . Q, gt , Tormal. sw.. ff W , , 49 .L fu, , Ti s s A converTible, a nice day, and a group oT Triendswis a Typical way oT spending a liTTle Time aTTer a day aT school. Crarnped quar- Ters is usually The only drawback To The amounT oT Tun ThaT can be had. Dads irnporTanT call rnusT waiT as John KacsiTs and JaneT FeTTel mo- nopolize The phone discussing Those ever-inTeresTing sweeT noThings. Activities Reward Us With Pleasure... P .A V U-.. 'g f .i J r ' if lr, i ' 4 1 i iiri ii ' . -6- 'fix j Vs, , . . Y A U, . ss i 1 . A .A . i.,,.1 M! ,. - , J K6 Each day during second and third hours band - ' 4' , . ' -,Fi 5 it - A director, Lewis l-laloeggar, stepped onto the po- ' -' ,f a li 4 W dium in room IO3 and raised his right hand . . . A - , is A' sfl 1' p age vi the cue tor talented student instrumentalists to ' ' ' - i' f - ,if ' H A 'lstrilce up the band . This continual rehearsal was x f 4,5 . . 3 , N evident in the pertection ot the schools marching 'i ' , M 4 1 . r f I band . . . and ot the two concerts ot the music i Y ,6 1 .' V--' g e . if M A ' , organization. 3 Q 3 D55 'Q' Senior band president tor the past year was 4 i 'I ' I , ,i M it j Richard t-lawley. Other otticers ot the group were I u A Q vi' A A - 1' Peggy Titus, vice president: Ronald Reber, secre- i i try-treasurer, and Librarians Marion Piser and Bon- ' ' nie Fettel. .. 1 sail, , A is The marching band really obeys, when the order is given Break ranks . --...Q Riley was well proud, during The 1953-54 school year ol one of lhe lineal high school orcheslral groups in lhe viciniry . . . ilrs own. Under direclor Miss Laura Mae Briggs, The large group made many succcesslul appearances before rhe srudern' body and Sourh Bend audiences. Fealured in lhe spring concerl ol Jrhe Riley or- chesrra were soloisls Par Kloplensrein and Richard Hawley, piclured al The lell. The Jrwo seniors were honored for lheir conrriburions ro lhe group . . . Mabilily, fairhfulness, and loyalryu. Drooping eve-lldg X:-pened 'V-.ide each merning al 7:30 as l I5 glee Club members lows lhal lr Ii fun +0 begin fhe day wllh a song. Under direelor Miss Ruby I.. Guilllarhs, lhe group berlermeo ellen lor slaoehr avg acnull audi- EPCES-. They Courvf arhofg rhelr acfhfilies, parflclpah-3m Ir fhe Nerlh Cemral Music l:es+i--.al . . . 'The Nulcracler Salle . . . Flh- lahs Rainbow! , , . The Chrlgfmal ahd Easler presehlallcrws . . . amd school assembly pregramg. lh al fhex' were well recelxed. Qrgahlzei ly lhe cfcoze 0? Sfghg Th olaieg where a large xfzal grzao camel be aicommef jaled were a bm 5 v-:gal QUlif'l?l' aaa a similar glrl -1. ensemble. There s'uden+s sang lor special achogl assemblles and lor local church, :h5'TW ang :lab grilles. ln Their newly-remodeled audio visual room, Screen Club members were on hand aT all Times To help The TaculTy in The presenTaTion oT subiecT maTerial Through The use of movies, records, and Tape re- cordings. WaTching over all proceedings wiTh an experienced and under- sTanding eye was advisor, Mr. Felix WiaTrowslci. Equipped wiTh TlashlighTs, pro- grams, and a Triendly smile, Riley ushers were presenT aT all school TuncTions - Tor The purpose oT showing The way To a seaT in The audiTorium or on The bleachers aT a ball game. Heading The mem- bership were oTTicers l-larry SmiTh, Charles Herman, and Dennis Flo- den. Mr. RoberT Osborn is The group sponsor. Riley says Thank you To The l'li'Y Tor escorTing iTs royalTy Through-ouT The year . . . Tor The SwinghearT Sway in February . . . The EasTer Assembly in The spring. FaculTy sponsor, lvlr. Edward Jenkinson and club presidenT John Wilson, along wiTh officers John KasciTs, Fred Odusch, Jim Thomp- son, and Jim Paczlcowslci guided The acTiviTies oT The popular or- ganizaTion. Under Coach Max Baracl, Riley debaTors learned To express ideas and opinions clearly and TorceTulA ly. Ted Noell and Tom BinTinger, who presenTed The neqaTive case, and Jack Byers and BerT Anson, aTTirmaTive case Team, compeTed in The lllinois UniversiTy Annual lnyiTaTional DebaTe TournamenT - and broughT Tame To Their home Town. They 'maTched words oTTen wiTh oTher ST. Joseph Coun- Ty high school debaTors. True broTherhood can be more Than a word insisTed some one hundred and sevenTy-Tive members QT The Junior Round Table oT The NaTional ConTerence oT ChrisTian-5 and Jews. ThrouqhouT The year sTuoenTs - ProTesTanTs, CaTholics, and Jews? Neqro and WhiTe f wcrled side by side To TulTill Their promise To Themselves. The high school age group worked and had Tun , . . and Tound much happi- nesg in The realizaTion ThaT They. amcrg many, were aiding in The oromoTion oT one oT The highs-sT ideals oT manlfind. Billie Pcl3c:l oT Riley, was co-chairman of The counTy,wide orqanizaTion. The Riley sTudenT body llspolaeli To The school TaculTy and admin- isTraTion Through iTs STudenT Council. Under oTTicers Jim l-Tocln, Max Bauman, and Carol WhiTmer and advisor, Mr. Claude lvl. WolTram, The represenTaTive group iniTiaTed a noon dance pro- gram .... Bill Denneym week . .. The WashinqTon-Riley pep assem- bly. Their purpose ..,' 'To pro- moTe undersTanding and co-opera- Tion beTween Teachers and pupils . , . To achieve The besT possible insTiTuTion oT learningf pi' ReporTers, ediTors, TypisTs, and business sTaTT memloers worls 'Tor nuThinll' . . . buT The prinTer wanTs his money. PorTia Troyer and PaT NeiTch Trirnished This necessary iTem Through The week- ly supply ol ads. The Two girls are picTured here wiTh Hi-Times Typ- isTs, under head-TypisT Karen Leo- pold,seaTed aT The TypewriTer. Shown, also, aT The righT is busi- ness manager, Linda Ramey. ix l 1- I 5 dvd are J XF shy. TX QL w C. J. 6 'wwf l wg 4 lzll The Hi Times InTo The wee hours oT morning The ediTors oT The school weelcly publicaTion wroTe. And when dissaTisTied wiTh Their work They re-wroTe . . . sTories abouT Riley . . . and The people in Riley . . . Their Teachers . . . The class- maTes . . . Their Triends. WiTh circles under halT-closed eyes, and happy smiles on worn Taces, The capable sTudenTs presenTed each weelc anoTher issue oT The Riley l-li- Times. Billie Pollock served as Ed- iTor-ln-ChieTg LaRae Reader was Wyriclc, Advisor SporTs ediTor, Ray WebsTer. smiles The smile ThaT broughT sun- shine To The l-li-Times sTaTT room. WiTh him is sTaTT phoTographer. Clarlc Bavin . . . an old TaiTh- Tulu. second page ediTor lvl s Bes Staff They observed and hzrened . .. ln everyday occuranries fhey learned To find excirrnq Hnewsm. AT hrsr 'rears were shed when are rides were nor prlnred. Larer, Thr,- hearrs of young reporrers swehad wlrh pride when hrsr by-hnes ap- peared. js , F 'ev'-' 4 A senior and freshman worked Jroqerher . , . Naaghed roqerher . . . worried rogerher . . . had run rogerher. Par Murray and Fran' ces Morris edrred rhe second page of rhe school new-aoaper. DTCRQ ag- 'Wanna buy a paper? . . . Vhlopex . ,. Sorry, have-nur go? a dime' '... The Cosr or hyrng is high Jrhefre days! . ,. We my name in ir? '...x Yeah . . . quees I mrghr ae weh . . . Whew! . . . Somehow each week rhe Hlfrmes was sord 'ro many, many srudenfz and facuiry members. Co-Marv aqers Douqlaf, Schweprer and Lea- rene Wear direcred a Varqe dr- curarion srafr. X 'J sr Q xiP, Q' - 4 EdiTor-ln-ChieT Caryle STeTTee sighs wiTh relieT as advisor George Koch 3miles away a Tasl' ThaT once semed impossible. PhoToqrapher Ed Friend has covered his lasT assignmenT. The Riley populaTion has . . . To lseep, Tor a liTeTime, iT They so desire . . .an organ- ized callecfian oT high school memories. . ii gf May' - Xa me' ' , -1' - s s ' A , if t .19 - xy Qi' X 0 s 4 is fl A TypewriTer . . . an ediTor . . . a biT OT senTinnenT . . . a biT oT TacT . . . a TwisT oT imaginaTion . . . a camera and wh' L V ,VJ a phoTographer . . . an inspiraTion . . . 1954 Hoosier PicTured Trom leTT To righT are: Bar- bara Wilson, social secTion ediTor, Judy Floose, liTerary ediTor, Billie Pollock, Ac- TiviTies secTion EdiTor, and Nancy l-lorn, Classes EdiTor. And here are The unsung heros - The room capTains - who sold The boolcs and Turned in Their collecTions each week To The business sTaTT. They were essen- Tial To The success oT The boolc. 5 ? .. l Senior Seclion Edilors La Rae Pead er and Mary Lee l-lood and Fafgully 'ei liin edirors Carol VVhilnwer arl ,i r: Cufner appear al rhe lell. ai fda .air ' i JL gl an idea ...a willing adverriser . . . an undersranding advisor , . . a few rears . . . many laughs . . .a linolypisr . . . a copy-reader . . . a prinling press . . Poet Staff The business sraff composed of Cleo Krarner, Gloria Srnilh, and Jane Long had cornplele charge ol Circulalion, col- leclions and disrrilburion of lhe bool-'. They worlred under manager Maureen Jaclfson. .3-s,,.,M x lvlargarel' Carder edired fhe Under- classrnarf seclion. Conrad Srrylcul and Carl Yordanich were in charge of lhe Sporrs division ol Jrhe boolr . . . Arr Edi- lor was lvlarlha Boggs. of 3 1gg ' , The only exisTing sTudenT group oT iTs kind in SouTh Bend high schools, The Riley assembly com- miTTee Took pride in beauTiTully iidressingu The sTage Tor school as- sembly programs, greeTing guesT speakers and perTormers . . . ush- ering. Chairmen Ronald Dunlap and David PuTerbaugh and TaculTy sponsor, Miss EdiTh l.. STeele, guided grade represenTaTives in Their numerous responsibiliTies. WiTh The pleasanT Task ever be- Tore Them oT making available To The Riley sTudenTs and TaculTy all oT The Treasures To be Tound beTween The pages oT books . . . library sTaTT members, under Miss Lois Josephson, were seldom idle. WiTh a smile They saTisTied re- guesTs Tor The works oT Shakespeare .. . Shaw . . . STeinbeck . . . The ATlanTic lvlonThlyl' . . . or Seven- Teen . . . . The major proiecT oT The Span- ish Club This year was The presen- TaTion oT The Curse oT The lncau . . . a one-acT play, sTarring Miss Shirley Kramer. Riley Lalin Club members, un- der advisor, Miss Elizabefh Noble, believe in aurhenficify. A+ club meerings . . . parliei V... poflucls. . . . iniliafion . . . They fried al- ways fo give Those presenl a keen- er undersfanding ol rhe ancienr Greek Civilizalion by copying, To some exlenf lhe dress ol rhe peo- ple. . . preparing and ealing food in 'rhe manner ol lhe people whose culfure lhey sludy. Amo, arnas, amal . . . I love. you love, he loves. All Spanish club members loved lhe gay liesras . . . fhe holiday parfies . .. rhe weelcly rneelings . . . 'rhe club assemblies . . . lhe lrips 'ro Chi- cago . . .lhal composed The year- y acriviries of The loreign lan- guage organization. For rhe pas? lwo years, Sharon Rogalski has served as 'el presidenle . Orhers on rhe ezreculive board, guided by laculfy sponsor, Mre. Helen Bro- lcaw, were Marrha Bogga, Kay Mi+ller, Earlene Sieron, and Caro- lyn Sarla. . ,, w-,.,,,,. g., -13,5 ' 'LE CEPCLE FPANCMSN de- lermined lo prove lhal learning can be lun. They accomplished their purpose under lhe leaderehip ol Misa Berlha Kiel, advieor, presi- denl Sally Gerber, Vice pregidenl, Kennelh Walsoiw, Secrelary Doro- lhy Greenleal and treasurer Bar- bara Selby. l-lere rhey are en- joying a dinner al Sally Gerbers. Feafured ol ccurfe, waf onion scrub. gg:'j if I L -QL 5 The Riley gymnasium 'crackled and popped wiTh acTiviTy each Tuesday evening as G.A.A. mem- bers, coached by Miss Mary CaTh- erine Lauer, played basl4eTball, vole leyball, ping pong, badmiTTon and oTher games oT Their choosing. Cn Wednesday morning They reverT- ed again To Type and relied upon The 'lbig sTrong, Riley malesl' To carry Those awTul, heavy books. ParTies, dances and communiTy service proiecTs were among The acTiviTies sponsored This year by The Riley chapTer oT The world wide Y-Teens organizaTion. Nancy OlmsTead, Barbara Selby, Sandra STraub, Frances Morris, Myrna McBryde, Yvonne Robinson, Lyn- da Fredericlc, Mahala De JarnaTT, RuTh BroThers, Phyllis l-lolmes . . . among The sTudenT leaders. Miss VioleT Roher , . . TaculTy sponsor. A I One oT The schools mosT successful venTures was The selling of TB ChrisTmas Seals. l-lere is Shirley Acheson selling sTamps in room 3OI. -Q1 ,5 Ting S, Every year The Drama Club gives 'ro +he people of our communily several oursfanding slage performances. Dur- ing Jrhis year fheir Tall show was lhe comedy, The Fighl- ing Lifrlesf A+ Chrislmas lime fhey gave The Nul- craclcer Suiiew, al 'rhree packed performances. The selec- 'rion ol: lheir spring offering has nol yel' been made lcnown. Painl smeared Taces . . . The ioy in crearing some-Thing lovely, whelher if be a ser or a characlerizalion opening curlain . . . a blinding spollighl 'rhe lrghl . . , lhe anricipalion . . . lhe pride. These are Jrhe mem cries ol The 'Sunday Cosfs Five Pesos cal a d arna class onefacr play. I Xxx The Drama Club Presents... Riley drama board members, under direcTor James Dennis Orosz, RoberTa Terry, WesT Barnes, Bob RidouT, Casaday, were always presenT To help The school's acTive Norma Slauson, Lucinda GranT, Marc Manges, Peggy drama club over The bumps in The Tinal paTh To suc- TiTus, and Sandra lvlilcel aided in The selecTion oT shows cess. Marcia l-leinTzelman and Ronald Duniap each Tor presenTaTion . . . Took parT in The producTions . . . served one semesTer as The presidenT oT The direcTing headed The producTion commiTTees . . . served as Mr. board. OTher members OT The group . . . Billie Pollock, Casaday's righT hand men . The Fighting Litfles Rile-yiTes ToughT To The end while audiences Uwhooped and howIed and liTerally rolled in The aisles during The Tall producTion oT The drama club play . . . The FighTing LiTTles . The Nutcracker Suite X RSA A x lf My x ss? kg 4.: Q in 'Y-1' The Riley sfaqe was fransiormed info a verilable wonderland oi :harm and lfanlasy as Drama and Glee Clubs combined presenled lheir Chris+mas produclion . . . 'The Nulcracker and The Mouse King. of 1 .: -i l'e'w..n4' 4 Exclamafions of delighf bursl from a delighled audience as lhe curlain opened on a slage se-Hing +haf realislically smacked of winler and snow.. .good will . . . L lhe Chrisfmas spiril' . . . s fill. 'I A lillle girl dreamed a dream on lhe Riley slage one evening lasf winler and fhe afaqe came lo life ' wilh liqhling mice . . . walli- ing flowers , . . fairies and Arabian dancers . .. Football . . . Coaching Staff CATS MAUL FROEBEL IN SEASON OPENER Coach Spike Kelly and his Wildcat eleven opened the T953 foot- ball campaign with a 36-0 victory over a weak Froebel team. Fullback Jim Pare scored the opening touchdown of the game and first of the season as he ploughed 2 yards for the tally. Odusch added the conversion. Seconds later Riley recovered a fumble in the Devil end zone for a safety and a nifty interception of a Devil aerial set up Dick Vincek's l yard drive for the second touchdown. Just before the intermission John Nevelle threw a T. D. aerial to Jack Kudlaty all alone by the goal. Then Kudlaty's interception gave Hubert Griffith a T.D. when he plunged five yards for the final tally. Odusch converted to run the score to 36-0. Coach Spike Kelly looks discouraged as line Coach Fetters points out the flaws in the Wildcat line. Coach Morrison gives the action his attention. ,...ean-ann-N' ii I W Q, .gs ,e 'XX Q 1' 1 flu 6,5 Coach Kelly and his staff look on as Assistant Coach Greg Parker diagrams a play brought home on a scouting report. Shown are Coaches Fetters, Kodba, Morrison, and Horvath. Coach Kelly is seated. Varsity Football Team e 25 -is p A? L 1' ,, L. N in. '33, Row 1-Coach Horvath, Pare, Coar, Hupka, Griffith, Dembinski, Bowers, Thompson, Bauman, Hoffman, Head Coach Kelly. Row 2-Coach Morrison, Layman, Karkiewicz, Fletcher, Nevellc, Bomon- kos, Meszaras, Whitford, T. Herzeg, Wilmes. Row 3-Coach Kodba, Yandel, Medich, Swedeen, L. Herzeg, Hitson Hanks, Baumgartner, Larraccunta, Hummell. Row 4-Stein, Bingaman, Poure, Abell, Whitaker, Brownbridge, Yanez Walters, Voynovich. Row 5-Foster, Hanna, Coahran, Kudlaty, Vincek, Odusch, Mclntyre, Hawley, Castleman, Spencer. FORT WAYNE UPSETS CATS IN CONFERENCE TILT Although favored in its second battle and first conference tilt the mighty Cats fell to a determined Fort Wayne eleven 13-6. Arnie Layman stunned the crowd by taking the opening kickoff back a long 61 yards before being nailed on the Archers 29. A tough North Side defense held the Cats and immediately after they re- ceived the ball Quarterback Larry Koehl uncorked a 60-yard pass to end Don Ellison setting up Jack McGarry's touchdown run and conversion to put the Archers ahead 7-0. Riley then went to work with Kudulaty and Nevelle hitting receivers again and again until Kudlaty Gnally tagged Fred Odusch for a T.D. The Northsiders fought right back and ended Riley's winning streak scoring with iust seconds to play. LAPORTE FALLS TO KELLYMEN Riley showed great possibilities as the Cats got back on the winning trail in conference ranks putting on a great brand of ball by trounc- ing the Laporte Slicers 19-0. A Slicer fumble gave Dick Vincek the opportunity to tally the Cats first touchdown. Another long drive ended when fullback Jim Pare rammed over from the two-yard stripe sending Riley ahead 12-0. Arnie Layman started another drive moving the ball 42 yards in three tries. A Kudlaty to Odusch pass gave another 18 and the stalky Pare scored the third T.D. Odusch converted. A sensational 71-yard run by Laporte's Bucky Haag in the final seconds was stopped on the 21 giving the Wild- cats their second shutout in three attempts. 9 AL A GOG CH Ad C d THE HGOSIER POET I95lI- THE SENIOR CLASS of THE JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BEND, INDIANA p r e s e n f s . . . Dick Whitaker ond John Karkiewicz closing in for a smashing tackle of a Mooseheart runner. Top right-Vincek breaks away for a touchdown during the Moose- heart-Riley football clash. CATS TRIP MICHIGAN CITY Michigan City was tough and proclucd a stubborn team but the Wildcats managed a thrilling 'I9-I4 victory for their second win in conference play. The main factor in Riley's victory was a great comeback after City's Pat Gardner picked a screen pass out of the air and ran 46 yards to put the Red Devils out front. Layman quickly dashed 37 yards to put the Cats back in the game as Odusch's toe gave Riley a 7-6 lead. Layman then tossed an aerial to Whitaker who scored Riley's second T.D. City still wasn't finished and Bob Johnson ran 35 yards to a touchdown after gathering up a Wildcat fumble. Jack Kudlaty connected with Odusch for the final score managing a Cat victory. KOVATCH NIGHT A CELEBRATED VICTORY For the twelfth straight year the Cats have never tasted defeat from an Adams Eagle eleven and Riley trounced the Eagles 13-0, in celebrating Ernie Kovatch night A strong Cat defense and end Fred Odusch gave the Cats no worries in shutting out Adams making them victims number four. Dick Whitaker and Don Coar outstand- ing on defense paved way as Vincek piled up yardage for the Cats. Jack Kudlaty threw a specialty to Odusch for the first touchdown while Fred was making a brilliant catch with Adams defenders on his back. Later Pare returned a punt to the Adams 45 but the drive was halted. Tom GoIdberry's aerial was absorbed in Odusch's hands as he raced T4 yards to the final Wildcat tally. CAVEMEN CRUSH WILDCATS Opening their fourth loop battle and hoping for an upset the fighting Cats took it on the nose from a polished Maroon eleven 49-I4. Jack Kudlaty gave the Cats an early lead when he threw a pass to Dick Vincek for the first touchdown. Mishawaka came back with two quick touchdowns with Bob Swartz scoring and then sending an aerial to Kocsis. Dave Hintz then ran 30 yards to another Misha- waka tally. ln the second half the Maroons were at it again scor- ing another three touchdowns while Riley managed one on a 53- yard connection from John Nevelle to end Odusch. Odusch con- verted ending the game. PANTHERS NIP CATS Highly hopeful Wildcats ran into a couple of fellows by the name of Jim Easton and Mike Mondovics and a powerful Washington crew, only to be defeated in a thrilling ball game 20-12. Joe Brazier took an Easton pass on the 33 and took of? to a Panther touchdown in the first period. A Brazier fumble set up a Cat score in the second stanza when a pass from Kudlaty to Dick Vincelw set the ball on the 8 where Joe Meszaras scooted into the end zone for the score. Mondovics blocked the first of two extra points that eventually brought the Kellymen to defeat. Washington's second tally came when Steve Rzepnicki scored on a Easton aerial. A long pass from John Nevelle to Kudlaty gave the Cats their final score as Kudlaty galloped the remaining 47 yards. Easton inter- cepted a Cat pass to notch the game for Washington and ran to a touchdown. The Panthers went on to win the conference cham- pionship, the East-West conference battle from East Chicgao Wash- ington, and the mythical State Championship. CENTRAL DEFEATS CATS Riley Wildcats closed their T953 conference race with a 21-6 lick- ing from the Central Bears. With iust minutes gone in the first stanza Riley's John Karkiewicz recovered a Bear fumble on the Cen- tral 40. Dick Vincek scooted through cented for 35 yards to give the Cats their first and last score of the ball game. From then on it was Jim Dulcet as he racked up two tallies to put Central ahead 'I4-6. In the fourth period quarterback John Nevelle hit Dick Whit- aker and Jim Pare on short connections but the Cats were unable to score. Jim Dulcet scored the final T.D. for Central on a 21-yard iaunt. BLAZERS RAP KELLYMEN The night was cold but our pigskin players were colder as they traveled to Elkhart to be beaten by a powerful Blazer crew 35-7. Elkhart's ground attack was too much for Riley as Kelly and Russo ran for two quick touchdowns early in the game. Riley's only tally came late in the second period when quarterback John Nevelle threw a short pass to Dick Whitaker for the score. Odusch added the extra point. ln the second half Elkhart was at it again running and passing for three more tallies to send the Cats into their fifth loss of the season. Odusch receiving a Kudlaty aerial . . . trying for a spectacular catch of the pigskin . becoming discouraged when he drops the ball iust inches from the goal Co-Captain s Dick Whitaker and Don Coar watch tensely the flip of the coin before Adams, Riley tilt. WILDCATS CRUSH RAMBLERS Spike Kelly's Riley Wildcats closed out the 1953 football season in great form as they defeated the highly rated Mooseheart Ramb- lers 'I9-0. Quarterback John Nevelle hit Dick Vincek and Fred Odusch early in the game with beautiful aerials but both times the ball was dropped. Another T.D. was called back because of a penalty before the Kellymen could get started. A 70-yard march was climaxed with Vincek running 8 yards to a quick second half tally. On the next drive Vincek scooted the final 'I3 to give the Cats a comfortable 12-0 margin. Odusch added the extra point. On another long drive fullback Jim Pore smashed 1 yard to the final touchdown for the Cats. Riley ended the campaign with 5 wins and 5 losses. FOOTBALL BANQU ET At the football banquet in the school cafeteria on November 24, Dick Vincek received the most Valuable Player award and Jim Thompson the Kiwanis Award for sportsmanship and scholarship. The 1954 co-captains Dick Vincek and Max Bauman were intro- duced by Coach Kelly. The Football Cheer Leaders Cheerleaders Wheeler, Walz, Bradfute, and Auer turn on their charm when Jim Pore scores the opening touchdown in the Froebel game. X 55 Lt. Ernie Kovatch, former Riley star, and retur gifts by Mr. Dake before the Adams game. vi Mr. Ernie Borror of the Kiwanis Club, presents Jim Thompson with the c at the Football Banquet. ned prisoner of war from Korea, is honored with Afterwards, he and Mrs. Kovatch, enioy the Riley ctory. oveted Kiwanis award The 9th Grade Team Left to right, first row-T. Potter, R. Boggs, C. Baker, J. Huckins, J. Huckens, L. Chester, D. Williams, G. Friend, J. Budney. Second row-D. Burns, R. Keller, A. Snider, L. Hopkins, M. Zonzick, R. Williams, T. Mollott, J. Fairchild. Third row-W. Cira, B. Rupel, T. Sisti, J. Cole, J. Miller, R. Spychalski, F. Hewitt, L. Robinson, B. Koch. Fourth row-F. Kopecki, J. Herczeg, L. Cutner, L. Byers, D. Strozewski, T. Flatt. The 7th and 8th Grade Team YW 6 ' H' Front Row-J. Woods, D. Jennings, G. Martin, A. Goldberg, B. Swern, E. Galloway, J. Nash B. Fish. Second Row-H. Murray, D. Jordan, J. Skiles, W. Clark, C. Hatfield, M. Snyder, D Greene, G. Luger. Third Row- B. Brothers, J. Cole, A. Lee, D. Gunn, J. Perkins, B. Murray D. Wiest, G. Chrystler. Basketball . .. E il? Here's the ball, now Iet's gal , said Head Coach Charles Stewart at the start of the basketball season. Looking on are assistant coaches, Rzeszewski, Barnbroolc, and Cooper. 1 THE 1953-54 BASKETBALL STORY While this 1953-54 season might not be iudged a successful one from the wins and losses, it will be called a fairly successful one by many who knew of Coach Stewart's probelms at the beginning. With only three returning lettermen and CI host of untried and willing boys to fit into the lineup, Coach Stewart fielded a team that in many games reached a high point of perfection. As the season progressed, it could be seen that the material on the present squad, which will return next year, and the training and experience that they were receiving will most likely make the Riley live a formidable unit in 1955. A resume of the 1953-54 season follows: Coach Charlie Stewart's hardwood quintet opened the 1953-54 basketball season with an impressive 72-53 win over Glenn High School. Coach Stewart sent eleven players into the game but Fred 0dusch's 25 points provided the margin for the Wildcats. Nlzfsity Basketball Team Traveling south for their next two games, the Cats came home with a 'I-2 record. They met the highly rated Crispus Attucks and were de- feated 58-48. Jack Kudlaty led the Cat attack wih 'IB points. Unable to hit from the floor, the Stewartmen were whipped by Terre Haute Wiley the following evening 56-34. Jack Kudlaty had 8 points in the Wildcats losing efforts. ln Inter-city competition, Riley traveled to nearby Mishawaka to open conference play. After a 19-'I9 halfitme, the Cats got behind the Cavemen 32-25 and could never catch up, losing 60-37. Burnie Maurek and Orvester Austin tallied 8 and 7 points respectively for the Cats. Opening the city series with South Bend Washington, the Wildcats still couldn't get hot and dropped their fourth straight ball game and second Row 'I-Feick, Maurek, Lovisa, Manager Ramey, Austin, Young Yordanich. Row 2-Strykul, Odusch, Kudlaty, Anderson, Medich, McElhiene. straight conference tilt 45-32. Still lacking in basketball know- how, the Cats scored only 2 points in the third period when Roman Lovisa hit a long one hander with three seconds left to play. .lack Kudlaty chipped in I2 points for the losers. Brazil was the next opponent for the Cats and again the Riley cagers were defeated 54-44. Fred Odusch was high for Riley, with 12 points. Still with lack of experience and much greenness, Coach Stewart found Q NEW starting five for the Washington-Clay game. Trailing 29-28 at the intermission, the Cats came back in the second half and won easily over the Colonials 65-57. George Medich netted 8 points in the fourth honors quarter to give the Cats their margin, but Austin held scoring with 14. This was victory number two for the Riley quintet. ln the Riley Invitational Touruney, held at John Adams, the Wild- cats were matched against Hammond, the tourney favorites, and upset the big boys from Calumet 68-64 in an afternoon contest. Austin cinched the game with two free throws 30 seconds before the final gun. The game was previously tied four times and each team traded basket for basket until the Cats pulled ahead 61-52 for the longest lead of the game. Hammond came back strong and then Austin added his fatal free throws. Odusch led the Cat scoring with 22 points and Kudlaty hit for 16. This upset matched the Wildcats with Gary Froebel in the championship game. Riley held only brief leads and Gary pulled away to notch a 50-39 win. Kudlaty was high man with 13 points. Starting into the regular schedule again, the Wildcats were upset by the Plymouth Pilgrims 45-40, and mauled by Fort Wayne North- side in a NIHSC game, 71-53. Fred Odusch and Orvester Austin shared scoring honors in the Plymouth game with 11 points, Against Northside, the Wildcats stayed close in the first quarter, suddenly col- lapsed, and never caught fire again. Dropping their third conference game and eighth rn season play Austin snared game scoring laurels with 16 points, netting 10 in the third period, The Cats climbed out of the NIHSC cellar by tripping the Laporte Slicers 52-41 for their first loop win of the season. Riley was paced by Fred Odusch's 17 points. Starting the tougher opponents, Riley played host to South Bend Central in a conference city tilt. Trying to over- come the basketball iinx the Wildcats stayed close until the final period and Central took advantage to pull away at the gun 68-54. Odusch's 22 points couldn't match Central's well balanced scoring attack. Bad luck hit again as the Stewartmen were beaten by Auburn 55- 49. Riley Ied throughout the game but Auburn rallied in the final period of this see-saw battle to turn back the visiting Cats. Riley was led again by the 15 point performance of Fred Odusch. John Adams defeated the Wildcats 52-47 in a city contest. The loss put the Cats in the city cellar. This was Rileys' eleventh loss and fourth in conference play. FRED ODUSCH SETS TO RING THE HOOP FOR A 2-POINTER IN THE WASHINGTON-CLAY GAME. Losses to East Chicago Washington 64-52 and Elkhart in a NIHSC game 78-53 seemed to give the Stewart crew what they needed as the Wildcats whipped Hammond Clark 51-48 and Goshen 60-53 in their next two outings. Jack Kudlaty led the southsiders in the Clark game with 14 points. Against Goshen, the Cats won their second con- ference game and sixth game of the season. This was the longest game of the season. Taking an early lead on McElhenie layup, the Cats stayed ahead throughout the contest. Odusch netted 20 points and McElhenie 10, as a result of 68 fouls called, which tied the foul-making record. Riley traveled to Michigan City to close out the 1953-54 basketball campaign and was beaten in a conference game 65-48. After own- ing a 13-12 first period lead, the Wildcats lost all hopes for an upset. Ronnie McElhenie and Fred Odusch shared scoring honors with 13 points apiece. Riley had a season record of 6 wins and 'I4 losses and in conference play, Riley won 2 and lost 9. ln the Sectional, Riley was pitted against the State Champion, Central Bears. The game was a thriller from start to finish. Riley led 13-12 at the end of the first quarter and only one point separated the teams at the three-quarter mark. Central finally overcame the Wildcats in the fourth quarter, the Bears winning 51-46. Coach Charlie Stewart giving final instructions to the team before the Central game. Guard Roman Lovisa steals ball from Colonial player and drives in and under tor an easy two points. Kudlaty sets himself for rebound, .lurk Kudloty and Roman Lovisa try in vain to out iump Hurry Morososki during the Washington-Clay, Riley game. In tense seconds of the Washington game star Panthers player Jimmie Fox fakes of? guard Jock Kudlcty, and scores on a iump shot. The Basketball Cheer Leaders Cheerleaders Brudfute, Wheeler, Bell and Wall turn on the heat when Riley ties the score in the Central game. The B Team B BASKETBALL First Row-B. Pozil, K. Grossnickle, G. Howath, C. Strong, R. Pinter, B. Harris, G. Acton, J. Hartman, Manager Troger. Second Row-D. Stroup, B. Wintrobe, K. Ford, L. Anderson, M. Brown, B. Gushwa, C. Kalawitz, J. Hanks. The 9th Grade Team JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row-G. Edison, T. Sisti, J. Starrett, J. Talcott, J. Ulrich, R. Keller, D. Rienke, D. Lerman J. Huckins, B. Shinniman. Second Row-Manager D. Clark, L. Cass, J. Mecik, L. Neddo, L. Cutner, T. Kingery, K. Richards D. Burns, J. Miller, J. Burkholder, D. Katana, G. Friend, J. Sobierski, Manager B. Cira. The 7th and 8th Grade Team 7TH AND BTH GRADE BASKETBALL First Row-J. Lerman, M. Gantt, J. Campbell, D. Barnes, T. Spaulding, J. Woods, N. McKillip, P. Darrow, D. Hanish, D. Balyeat. Second Row-Manager J. Sweeney, T. Eader, S. Warren, R. Evord, LeM. Rupley, D. Herr, D. Walters, D. Gunn, G. Roper, B. Murray, D. Wrest, D. Kramer, L. Wilson, R. Gang. Missing-Manager T. Clark. GQH Golf team-P. Wilmes, B. Watten, D. Abrams, Ed Swanson, D. Watts. While Coach Shafefs team did not make an enviable record, he appeared to be building a powerful team for the coming season. Tennh Standing, left to right-Coach John Cooper, A. Veclotch, B. Anson, M. Trost, J. Snodgrass, F. Milbourn. Kneeling, J. Cook, B. Maxwell. Cross Country Cross Country, left to right, E. Hoover, D. Post, B. Manuszak, R. Overmeyer, J. Smith, K. Jackson, R. Barson. With a record of 8 wins and only 4 losses, Coach Smith's team won the Track lv- city title for the third straight year, -1 C I 'V' Q t Ni First Row-B. Manuszak, E. Hoover, D. Cochran, N. Dembinsfci, J. Meszarus, J. Mahoney, W. Barnes, L. Pahl, K. Jackson, F. Bird. Second Row-D. Liechty, J. Pare, R. Fell, J. Abell, L. Lassen, J. Kraft, D. Whitaker, A. Morey, D. Feick. This team captured the city title, and came out of the state meet with 5th place. John Abell won the state title in the hurdles. Baseball First Row-D. Young, G. Medich, J. Hanna, D. Stasney, D. Fletcher, R. Stout, F. Odusch, Coach Kelly. Second Row-J. Nevelle, J. Becker, B. Hawley, D. Rousch, E. Green, D. Stroup, R. Barson, B. Wintrobe. Swimming , 'miie 'E in 3 ii ' in . 9, X - . -. 45, f, 'f. . :V in f i f f , - .3 . -. ' 47 ac! . 'Q tt.. if? - .qt If 'S is ii . , X . F Q F O .. A , - yu.. .. 'u NN .. S- this K 5 W I 5 lm l il :VM --1 Lgr..:::::l LZ'-I-'31 Vg? l 5 4..f M D . D. Af. 4 Standing-D. Rogers, Peters, Troeger, Bloom, Fritz, Dreibelbis, Richards, Floden, Schuman, Porter, Manges, Prathafatakis. Front-Beyer, Langenbahn, Nelson, Smith, Hands, Hanna, Cnar, Post, R. Rogers. .. --.ig MINOR SPORTS RECORDS 1953 BASEBALL RECORD CROSS COUNTRY-1953 Riley-7 Riley-5 Riley-O Riley-9 Riley-6 Riley-4 Riley-3 Riley- I Riley-9 Riley-3 Riley-21 Riley-4 Riley-5 Rileyf4 RiIeyf5 Riley-9 Riley-9 Riley-8 Riley- I 4 Riley- l O Riley44 Riley-5 19 5 3 Riley-60 V2 Riley-57 Riley-67 Riley-74 Riley-35-5X6 Riley-451f2 Seclional-Riley 3rd-lliel. Cify Indoor-Riley 3rd, Sfale-Riley Sllnflliel Ellclwarffo LaPorlef5 Adarnsf2c Callwolic-4 Mislwawalca-O Waslwinglonf5c Niles-4 Cenlral-Oc Micl'iigan Cily-5c Mislwawalra-Qc Callwolic-5 Elklwarl-Zc Kalamazoo-7 LaPor+ef5c Mislwawalwa-4 Adams-lc Culver M. A.-8 Cenfral-Oc Waslninglon-3 Plymoullw-O Laporle-lc Benlon l-larloorfO TRACK RECORD Waslwing+on449 Ce-nlral-5 l V2 Culver M. A.f52 Michigan Cily-42 Wasliinglonf35 Ellcl1ar+f73-lf6 LaPor'reg63lf2 Cily lncloor-Riley Isl. Slale-4Riley Sllw-lliel. TENNIS-1953 Riley-5 Riley-2 Riley-O Rileyf2 Riley- I Riley-2 Riley-3 Riley-O Riley-l Plyrnoulln-l Goshen-3 Ellchad-5 Misliawalca-3 Miclvigan Ci'ry4 Nor+l'i Sidef3 LaPor+e-2 Adams-5 Cenlral-4 Riley-22 Riley-23 Riley I9 Riley-37 Riley-34 Riley-25 Riley-25 Rileyf23 Riley-44 Riley-29 Riley 23 Riley4l5 Brernarl437 Cenlral-34 Adams-38 Norlli SiCleA l 8 Ell:l'iarl423 Michigan Cily-3l Laporle-34 Niles-33 Mislwawalca-I 5 Goshen-26 Culver M. Px.f36 Benlon Harbor-46 Won Cily lille for Tlnircl Slraiglnl Year. SWIMMING-1953-54 Rileyf I 8 Riley-44 Riley-42 Rileyf2O Rileyf47 Riley-38 Riley-33 Riley-47 Rileyf36 Rileyg46 Riley-52 Riley-44 Conference Meel-Tlnird. Slale Meef-Third. Culver-48 Burris lMunciel-26 Tl'iorn+on424 l-lamrnond-46 Wasliinglonflf? Froebel-28 Cen+ralg42 Wlwiling-I9 l-lorace Mann43O Lew Wallace-29 Jolnn Adams-23 Laporle-3I 1953 GOLF SCORES Riley-4 Riley-I lfg Riley-blfg Riley-Zlfg Riley-I 31fg Rileyf3 Vg Riley42 Riley-5 Rileyvlfg Rileyf8 V3 Riley! I Riley-8 Plyrnoullwfl l Misliawalca4I 3lf2 PlyrnOu+l1L3l,'lg Cenlral-l21f2 Adams-I V2 Laporle-l llfg Mislwawalca-I3 Miclwigan Cily-IC Cenlral-l41f'2 Adannsfblfg LaPor+e-I4 Miclnigan Cily-7 Season Record-Won 2, Losl 7. Seclionals-Riley 8+lw: Ed Swanson, Riley, Medalisl-82 UNDERCLASSMEN .. A Sevenfh Grader Thinks: I+'s a mile from one class Io anofher . . . Ihose seniors are so big . . . I wonder where I'm supposed To be now . . . gee, aII These people around here . . . gradualion is some Tar-oil, sirange dream Room Mr. Horvath TOP ROW - E. Grail, R. Coil: man, M. Boyer, D. Howell, D Haslings, H, Wesl, D. Hamish, B. Greene. MIDDLE ROW - R. Broihers, R Coleman, R. Burke, S, Crolhers, G Burger, B. Clacron, C. Geraghly T, Carmichael, R. Praler, D. Hes Ion. BOTTOM ROW - D, Gibson, P. Claylon, S. Clark, G. Grove, K Dreibelbis. B. Bedwell, P. Hob good, J. I-Iillring, K. Dickey. Q It T-T - T. n, - if xi T I, A, ' . 'br . .-f sa .ACXNFV 5 '-1 v..,. :ff I , fl, Room 214 Miss Billiau TOP ROW-M. Delich, W. Gem inder, J. Hahl, T. Andersen, J Harvey, T. Harvey, W. Eish, M Gan++, D. BaIyea'r, E. Goifenay. MIDDLE ROW H- W. I-Iesler, C Ballard, W. Burks, B. Beebe, M Coleman, J. Edwards, N. Gregory K. Lapekis, R. Gang, J. Colberr R Blain BOTTOM ROW - M. Clark, D Bickle, M. Evans, K. Byers, L Block, B. Bernhardf, O. Acres, D Dickey, R. Corner. Room 312 Mr. lenkinson TOP ROW F- D. Kring, A. Pusray, T. Rupert J. Riller, C, Swarfz, L. Brewer, J. Sweeney, T. Ray, D. Rineharr. MIDDLE ROW - J. Saal, S. Schosker, J. Royce, A. Samuels, N. Sokol, M. Wilson, M. Yales, J. Vaughn, D. Walson. BOTTOM ROW - J. Swanson, L. Walz, M. Roose, L. Ulrich, J. Rickel, J. Reader, P. Radicon, M. Seeley, S. Rupert B, Orr. Room Miss Larson roP Row - H. Naciiss, T. Hoi. 3 combe, O. Reinoclil, T. Fiedler, L. r 'Sis Morris, M. Miller, T. Milcel, T Lean, R. Lenlz, T. Munger. MIDDLE ROW - R. Marslwman E. l-lorvallw, K. Neiswender, L. Jor dan, B. Niclclas. J. Morgan, D Morris, T. Mccubbins, C. Reiler BOTTOM ROW - J. Long, B I-lusver, K. Kraiovil, M. Knebel. I-I Kreslcai, C. Knulli, S. Burclwer, B Boyer, J. Epperson. i,...q-f'f-1:1-:f'f Af .nw iw ' v Room Mr. Smith TOP ROW - M. Sargeni, O. Sficlcler, R. Maurer, D. Kleilz, L. Jolnnson, S. Warren, K. Kolflow- ski, B. Asbury, K. Kindy. MIDDLE ROW - B. l-lurwicli, J Place, L. Kirlcley, J. Posrle, J. Mc- Cormiclc, M. Pursley, M. Meissner, K. lmmel, T. Key. BOTTOM ROW - R. Nafrady, J Lundberg, S. Lenyo. J. Hopkins, B. l-losinslci, M. Perill, S. Nesloiif, M. Morris, B. Neafus, J. Kinsley. 491 E' C3 fvff 'N I fx v12 f:Y Room Miss Sellars TOP ROW-E. Snyder, D. Scliwep ler, R. Reynolds, E. Sclamberg, J Ellis, B. Smiili, O. Radanoyiclw, B Swem, J. Semprino. MIDDLE ROW - R. Wagner, J Rice, R. Nye, K. Pelerson, S. Jones B. Shafer, O. Roper, L. Wilson, H Thompson. BOTTOM ROW - L. Yoder, D Miller, C. Rogers, B. Rupel, B Wlwiiiinger, C. Wolf, J. Sloll, J Roberls, E. Auer, P. Rucli. 6 Room I09 Miss VanScoy TOP ROW - M. Moore, D. Slrai ion, N. Secrisl, B, l-leayner, R Slrasser, D. Jenney. MIDDLE ROW - D, Robinson, B Bowers, X. Warren, P. Smilh, N McCann, B. Much, A. Koslnski, J Uldin, N. Rolli, C. Sarlca, C. Mer rill, B. Fosler. BOTTOM ROW - S. Anson, E Dwyer, J. l-lorvalh, M. Trevey, J Burkhart J. Zeiqler, E. Liechiy, R Jarvis, C. Schille, M, Yazich. Room 219 Mr. Mock TOP ROW - R. Teilsori, R. New comer, E. Horvalh, B. Greene, C Droul, P, l-lesier, M. Shape-ro, S Sechrisl. MIDDLE ROW - B. McKinnon R. Fllioll, A. Shapiro, S. Turnbull S. Yoder, P. Markwiih, C. Fre-pan N. Evans. FIRST ROW - P. Giro, J. Fisch oii, J. Lerman, C. I-leacox, F Crali, R. Newcomer, T. Baugh man, J. l-lauperl. Room Toi Mr. Osborne TOP ROW - D, Annola, J. Mor gan, L. Greider, J. Thomas, D Gosc, M. Fisher, D. Gopslci, J l-leilman, F. Fairchild. Tl-llRD ROW - V. lvarson, L Smilh, P. Erler, J. Singleron, M Crabill, J. Goede, B, Emmons, J Buller. SECOND ROW - T. Chapman C. l-loclc, J. Kopecld, R. Floor, C Denny, S. Jackson, P. Borr, S Banii, D. Collins. FIRST ROW - C. Gilman, B Asbury, F. Brender, J. Siebbins S. Werf, G. Blaclc, B. Galloway J. Moore. Room I22 Mr. Bonhan TOP ROW - D. Lovi'+, J. Harn- iIfon, D. Lufher, R. Kish, J. Smirh B. I-Ieeiner, R. seiimi, D, sim Ion J, Corley, I. Ruperr. THIRD ROW - D. Sriver, D. Snyder, P, McKee. A. R, Murraw S. Kremer, D. INiImes, J. Sickal fooie L SI Germain R Sioe O. ReIers. SECOND ROW f M. WiI3.Cn D. Wier D. Rererson, M. J. Yarea. G. Neese, C. Mu-nelrnan, C. Ze- rwierugha, J, Larrecuer-Ia, FRONT ROW 1 M. Frifz, J. Warner, L. Land, VV. Lamberson, J. Yafhwugh, J. Rewgaer' T. SuI+, C. Te'a',. An Grader BGIIGVGS These halls arenf so long high school is gerhng closer . . . oh, +o be a senior . . . Ihe sporrs program arouno here is Terrific :sn I she a cIoII and I rn going 'ro have a corsage and everylrhing once I gef info high schooI Room Mr. Cooper FPONT Row O E. Kage-I, J Johnson, C. I'IurnrneII, L. I-Ierrnan P. Kuzrnirs, J. Johnson. J.Johns+on S. Kenady, M. KeI+ner. SECOND ROW - B. Marks, J Sendek, P. Hubbard, M. KosinsIi R. Hunr, R. Kinder, R. Hilde, C I'IeIr'nan, R. Pefera, C. Jones. BACK ROW W D. LiHereI, R Manwarren, R. Johnsron, I-I. I-Ioo ver, B. Bandurslci, O. Kirch. D Kramer, D. Jennings, L. Zeiger MISSING - C. Lee and S. Jo Young. 'PAL HISTCFTY' x' - ' 71, N ,- X xgfw, TO REMEMBER The doors of learning and The halls of laughrer are now clos- ing for rhe Seniors of I954. Bul we will never lorger lhis school - lhe hear'r of all our aclvenlures - from The shy Freshman year lo Jrhe glorious day of gracluarion. Yes, lhese, are lhe years ro remember. Room Mr. Edison TOP ROW - J. Ewald, D. Piser, J. Sianre, D. Gunn, G. Chrysller, T. Sislc, J. Campbell, D. Fairchild. MIDDLE ROW - J. Burger, J. l-lawley, J. Joseph, R. Crilchlow, J. Bollcin, K. Bone, J. Graham, J. l-laag, G. Decker, M. Grosvenor, R. Budney. BOTTOM ROW - S. Bonduranl, J. Jackson, A. Bowman, J. Glaser, P. Brewer, L. Cunningham, J. Heil- man, S. Gargis. Room Mr. Olson TOP ROW-G. Burden, J. Byrne K. Meyers, L. Rupley, D. l-lerr, L Kane, R. Evard, D. Jager, C. Ed- wards. MIDDLE ROW - J. l-larlqe, E Grubbs, L. Ariclc, L. Andrews, P Darrow, M. Balasa, K. Chrisman R. Joseph, R. Buckwalrer, P. l-lar per. BOTTOM ROW - S. Barnes, C Brewer, N. Deill, C. Brown, J Hess, A. Carson, S. Bowers, C Bell. Room Mrs. Kopp TOP ROW - N. Trosl, G. Wier T. Spaulding, R. Wiesf, B, Unrue D. Swiharl, R. Snyder, K. Selby. MIDDLE ROW - C. Winfher, M. Talay, M. Van Meier, l-l. Sansing J. Smifh, W. Marvel, R, Slanlield s. Dunlap, P. rom J. weeds, Bi Silberman, B. Shaull. BOTTOM ROW - B. Slifiler, S Shields, A. Wrighl, J. Sharrer, C VanGoey, D. Schroeder, M. Van- SleHe, S, Simmons, D. Thornlon. i Room Mr. Osborne TOP ROW - D. Ridoui, L. New man, L. Orser, L. Riilenhouse, D Rurherford, C. Richharl, G. Mar fain. F. Barnharl, L. Morrow. MIDDLE ROW - D. Nixon, D Munger, J. Kline, L. Marlin, G Pelerson. BOTTOM ROW - C. Krolhwohl R. Lybarger, T. Layne, C. Plow man, P. Nolan, M. Nash, B. New berg, R. Rankin, R. Renier, J, Man gus. Room Miss Rohrer THIRD ROW - R. Beerner. T. Clark, T. Eader, D. Klopfensiein R. Waliers, R. Whifienburg, F Perlcins, J. Alward. SECOND ROW - M. Tezich, C Kachel, R. Den'r, V. Neddo, D Barnes, M. I-laich, B. Bloom, B Feingold. FIRST ROW - H. Troyer, C. Mil- lilcen, F. Burroughs, B. Denf, P Jaclcey, J. Moore, S. Nelson, C Lewis, J. Overmyer, S. Sargent Room no Miss Snoke TOP ROW - L. Wilson, B, Mc- Millen, E. Slump, W. Reynolds, R Thompson, K. Bevill, J. l-lollars, N McKillip, L. Allen, B. Nurling. MIDDLE ROW - N. Oare, K Ramey, N. Rupert B. Malfhews, J. Pelersen, C. Sipocz, L. Harris FRONT ROW - K. Million, J. Nale, J. Marlino, D. Chapman, M. Minor, M. Molnar, M. McPharlin S. Nelfrouer. A Freshman Knows: Now l can make oul my own courses . . . Jrhal library seems lo be more imporlanl each day . . . some ol lhese solid subiecls are like granile . . . l'm going lo The game lonighl . . . oh, my lirsi dance . . . high school is lun f WMJA. Shown above are the 91h grade class oflicers. Seated, left to righr, are Bonnie Fetlel, Social 'GTZ G 2- lf- -f , f , if Q- ' if Q ' ' 3' 7' I. 'Y 2' s 1.1. :L A rf x V1 K R sa' I . Fe 14 4- 5 - - ' .' '77 X -fr , riff? : 5' N 'V k f Q S l mlf,.! xv-' Q A If 'I .,,.,, VIJJB 1 ' Q :Nw A R Q J A G: dl' P - Dj' -'v Qf, .f . Q? -we V 1 N-if ' I ku .J nj - na... f 4 i 41 , .. ,, 4 b J ggi: IPCS? V' I l ' 'J S 3 5 X., 5 . . . '53 1 l, Chairman, John Miller, President, Janice Arick, Treasurer. Standing are John Rhodes, Secretary and George Friend, Vice President. S. Acheson, J. Anderson, M. Anderson, M. Andrews, K. Andrzelewski, J. Anlonelli, J. Arlck, J. Asbury K. Badgley, R. Baichley, D. Bair, C. Baker, I. Baldoni, F. Balinl, W. Ballard, N. Baloun S. Banner, R. Barkley, R. Basiy, N. Balch- elar, R. Bafes, D. Bauman, B, Baumgarlner, B. Beck J. Beck, C. Beery, M. Bemis, J. Berkheiser, M. Bevill, T. Beyer. G. Bianco, M. Billisilz J. Binfnqer, G. Blaclf, P. Blaclbnrn, S. Black- 'l .rr l ff- P- fr -f af ' 1 -53 .fl-1 :Tb 1' , Rf- f' 5 if y, .-.J 4 4 . , lv N N, - V-4 'l ,' ' f . burn S. Block, P. Bloom, T. Bloom, R. Boggs J. sm, P. Bw, B. swim, J. Boxwell, 5. 'fi' 'Q P-V., if. QQT 'if 'EQ Brandley, J. Budney, J. Bullnwan, P, Burger , ' f'.1 W1 Q f yi, , 1 in-1 i A 1 .. Arnii: Ili! X Q aging G. Bufldiolder, D. Burns, S. Buliglier, J. By- ers, M. Byers, V. Campbell, D. Carpenler, b-' ',j, nf 4-,' TA, 9 'fi' S. Cafoenfer X-P l 1' 2- 3 :UI ' ' uf. .. f-Ii ' A12 K. Carr, W. Carler, L, Cass, D. Cave, J. ' i Cerres, J. Clwapnnan, L. Cliesler, P. Cie' f ' 7. .... , . J, Q .5 3ioll.a 'I 151' l J, 5, :.,. ' IQ i ff. uiifiii's1iP A ' L P- I' l. C':nel,, W. Cira, D. Clarl, VV. Clarl, J. Col: B. Cooper, R. Crowe, M, Cserpef - Q 'F-' ' V .J we . 'V l 6.4 'I' 3:9 y 'f -e' 'I'-L s lj, L 'S-ff J. Curtis, L. Culner, J. Daniels, V. Darrow ,X rl Z , V AY Q-il' L' V B. Dafs, C. Davis, C. Davis, D. Day 'i ire P7 L ef me .1 er- Q Tv? . ,, - ,,, me Q A, V v 3. 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A F r f ' J - .T-'51 ' ' K4 4-,Sr Q 11 Nara' 33' :L 9 jf., C' 'gg ,. ff , Mg, 1 1:31 A. ' X -f , ' ,W R 1 Y i . f f ,.,,' ' 4 Y ' 'X -2 K Lf i lr ,J-31 I I SA .A '47 'Y' 4' a ,- .. 2 . -2 4' . , , 'f i 'S 3 Av i 4 j f X-l J f ' i ' fl? Ti i:'X ' teal of ,. if: , 3 .f:.2A . . 1' PE :L 'Q 33 3 K. Q 'gg ,rx-J .J vga. fir l .s R R-5 R f Q Ay. 5' e S-E' , i A d To Their Memory... l 'M' ff' 1 , QV, -wmv' 5 fhtgif .W gui J P i T ames ores er H B ' N.. 49 Edward Greene Y iii Q! ' I-,aw KY Judy Amer William Rosbruglw DEDICATION The auTomobile accidenTs Tl1aT claim- ed Tlie lives oT .lim ForesTer and Bill Rosbruglw on December 4, Ed Greene on December 22, and The sudden pass- ing oT Judy Auer in Tier Tiome on OCT- ober 3l leTT The sTudenT body shocked and grieved. , AlTlwougl1 They are now gone Trom our presence, Tlieir memory will always remain in our l1earTs. A .lUl li0l' Dreams: Of The Junior Prom . . . ol: Jrlwose lasl sleps along +l'ie walk lhal leads lo grad- ualion . . . ol llie llirill llwal comes willri wearing llne class ring . . . ol ll'1e lmonor and success wlwiclw can be allained llirougln erlori . . , of llial wonderful sound, being called a senior . I-S' :Lf A ii -M . i , tg, X ki' s Io.. I ,ta ci vw! M Ni iw, - . .wi V I Ja. A .,.'4fj wa 'Still ' wc, . .511 ef , .ff -e , :sz -if fl A Y B B l ii ' i i 1 X .9-fr. ,- gi S gn .J 'T WND is' ag .4 -1? B B Z1 B -2, . Q sf .grits 1 X f I wx . R my X EP ii i C 1 .ffwf ' i A- J Il i ar 2 435' .3 sr cs. - xr WW S2 , V , N ex ' sf' i ff- J .ef 21 i I 1 H ff A :Gym T Rx x f W gif 1 . F' 'li gulf J ' lil fr el . Q' 5' G 'S 1 f 'T fa 9 1 ' s- . ,Ja ' , .3 Vg? ,N-X 9 ,Z . 4-an . f. ., 3. sf Q A-vi 'l I X , ,I 6 'ri All 9 l Y F J V n .xi .hs A 'i.' if ff Q I U I 24 . 'fr A: .Jai 'Y' ,l . car 'QQ' it :Q X: A ' ff, if . W .- ,s N , , W ,vc .J .-sv is s.. 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V 5 ',,. ,V . ,K Q E1 J f ii fi Fi A 1 . lf 1' 1 . x . .ef Q f -Q . , The Junior Class Officers I ,..I ' arm' fu ,Av H 1 VW' K Q eg 'W' 'X ,i if A 1' 4 -.rr X- f A S i P l J fs X: 'B fx , fi, Roy Burlingfon, President Max Bauman, Vice President Beverly Berz, Secrelaryp Jaclc Kudlaly, Treasurer, Marie Murray, Social Chairman. J. Trader, A. Turiler, J. Tuiile, P Veriescln, A. Vilale, D. Vinceli B Vogler. R. Vogler, W. Vogler, B. Voorde N. Vouglil, D. Voynovicli, B. Wal- lers, J, Waliers. J. Wallers, C. Walz, K. Walson lvl. Wayne, S. Weinburg, A. Wer- ner, B. Wliillen. C. Wiebusclw, P. Wiesialnn, S Wiglir, J. Williams, T. Williams, V Williams, P. Wilmes. B. Wirl, D. Wisr, B. Woli, S. Yam loricli, J. Yandl, C. Yordanicli, D Young. G. Young, R. Young, R.Zel1ender B. Zessinger, N. Zimmer, D. De paepe, E. lsza. -fx 71 49' Salute To a Noble Lady After 46 years of devoted service as a teacher, 23 of them at Riley, Miss Van Scoy retired form our faculty on February 5 of this year. She died on May 3 after an illness of several months. Few have had the opportunity to give so many years to the training of the youth of our country. Miss Van Scoy looked upon this as a privilege. She loved boys and girls, and delighted in watching them grow in mind and in body. Many, indeed, are living richer and fuller lives today, because they came under the influence of this noble lady. 'I' NV! .J I o Q lf' ei? Our Year of Achievement Who can forgef fhe day we enfered Riley as eighfh graders? Our firsf class meefing was guife evenfful, for here we mef Riley's new principal, Mr. Dake, as well as ofher faculfy members whom we'll always remember as real friends, fhough fhey may have scared us af firsf wifh all fheir dignify and knowledge. We were sorry fo be parfed from some of our old friends, buf we soon found our- selves making new friends fasf. By The Time we were Freshmen we felf guife af home, and many of us became acfive in school acfivifies such as dramafics, music, sporfs, and Hi- Times. Sfill we felf so inferior when we looked af fhe high and mighfyl' seniors. We fhoughf fhaf l954 would iusf never come! Remember fhe days as Sophomores? We felf fhaf we were finally gef- fing up in fhe world. We were even used fo fhe inevifable final exams by now, and mosf of us were beginning fo realize fhaf fhe fheory, Don'f lef your educafion inferfere wifh you exfra-curric- ular acfivifiesu, wasn'f as wise as we had imagined. One fhing we'll always remember abouf high school is fhe homework. l-low fedious and gruesome if seemed: buf if was all worfhwhile, for nexf we were promofed fo Juniors! Remember fhe days of our class parfies - fhe eighfh grade picnic, fhe Freshman Frolic , Cupid's Capers , and our Junior Prom, Blue Moon . These were fhe days of hayrides, sock hops, formals, movie and T.V. dafes. coke parfies, club meefings, and fhe girls fradifional paiama parfies. When fhe day finally arrived fhaf made us Seniors, we could hardly believe if. We all looked fhe same. and we didn'f feel a bif differenfl Yel' fhese were our days of glory! Remember fhe sfrange feeling of seeing our fellow classmafes on fhe varsify foof- ball and baskefball feams, on fhe queens' courfs. as Senior class officers? Yes, we had finally reached fhaf glorious fime, and now, sfrange as if seems, we are looking backward on our high school days in- sfead of forward. Alfhough we sfill have so much fo look forward fo in fhe fufure, we'll hafe fo leave you, Riley, and we'll always remember fhe days l Ll li Ji! 92 19 54 SENIOR CLASS '90 'haf 'Q' v u .xi -3 ,Xl -Q Q. ,ps my 'S 1 Qff'5 3' Q1 fl -Q- 11 X X4- S . :kwa v. M 'Q 's:'W.uI1m. 'Q x m. , is K x 9'-v 2 if 51 5911 'uk' Timm' 4+ fb, .rl Y -. , , Pcman Lowse, Vice Pre-sidenfq Marilyn Fifth, Soda' Chairmen: Don Feld, Treaiurpr Judy WHeeNef, Secrefaryp Jlm Cha, Preiidenf. At last we order our class rings - the first step to becoming seniors. 5 , g ms ' 'if xii JOHN M. ABELL-Majors: English, Machine Shop-Football-Junior Class President-Track Wall Bonner and Sweater-Plans: College. Nice to talk Io, nice to seeg Everyoneis friencl, heis willing to be. JOYCE MARIE ANDERSON-Majors: English, Social Studies-Latin Club, Booster Club, Drama Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club-Plans! Work. A favorite. and quite a hitg Has a reafly smile and a clever wit. R. DELOS ARNOLD-Majors: English, Shop-Plans: Work. Success we lrnozv will come to you. For you have sense, anrl vision too. ROBERT J. AUER-Majors: English, Shop-Football, Basketball, and Track Awards-Plans: Acme Tool and Die School, A lafl with traits worth while, Heil! win in life. and with a smile. CLAUDETTE BALLARD-Majors: English, Social Studies-Plans: Col- lege. Looks ancl charm. and poise has she, A sweeter girl there coulil not be. RAYMOND M. BARSON-Majors: English, Shop-Plans: Work. He's a likeable chap. this boy called Ray: Thatls what we have heard most everyone say. RONALD G. BARSON-Majors: English-Baseball, Basketball-Home room Secretary and Treasurer-Cross Country Sweater-Plans: Unde- cided. With such a comrarle. such a friend, We fain would go lo our journey's enrl. THERESA ARLENE BAUMAN-Majors: English, SpanishiSpcinish Club, Drama Club-Glee Club President and Treasurer, Homeroom President and Social Chairman-Certificate of Merit, Glee Club Award-Plans: College. A girl whose terriperamenfs always sweet, She's also reliable. clever and neat. JAMES ALAN BAUMGARTNER-Mayors: English, Math, Art-Football, Baseball, Glee Club, Latin Club, The Three Musketeers, Alice in Wonderland -Screen Club Board-Certificate of Merit, Screen Club Award-Plans: College. .llieays reaily anil glarl I0 aiil. Of suelz fine stuff lrue frienils are llI!l1ll'. SHARA LOU BEEHLER-Majors: English, Science!-Plansi Nurse's Training. Here's a girl Ieilli n lzearl anfl a smile. llmlzielz makes llzis lzulzlale of life imrlli Il'lIl.lU. MARILYN JOAN BENNETT-Mayors: English, Business-Drama Club, HOOSIER POET, Glee Club--Homeroom Social Chairman, Spanish Club Social Chairman, Junior Prom Court-Plans: Comptometer School. It is lzer ileterniination. Tlzat IFIIIIS our aflnziralion. MARSHA BEREBITSKY-Majors: English, Business-Glee Club, Booster Club, Drama Club, Band, Hl-TlMES-Plans: Indiana University. ,4 frienil I0 everyone. gooil all aroanzlg Frienilsliip anil felloieslzip in .llarslia are founfl. SANDRA BEREBITSKY-Majors: English, Business-Drama Club, Boos- ter Club, Glee Club, The Three Musketeers -Plans: Indiana University .-I frienil is slze. so lee all are tolrl. Wlzonz ire ieozzlil like zelzen 1i'e're olil. NORRIS BEVILL-Maiorst English, Social Studies+Plans: Navy, If lie travels far anil zvizle. Hell fnalre frienils on every sirle. DAVID S. BLOCK-Majors: English, Math, Science-Screen Club, Ten- nis--Certificate of Merit-Plans: College, A noisy lafl. olz no. not lze: He's llounzl for fame tlze fates rleeree. DIXIE BOURDON--Majors: English, Business4Library Club, Footlight- ers, Booster Club-Homeroom Secretary4Band Award-Plans: Work. Happy-go-luelry zeitlioat a carer ,llay tlie future lne always just as fair. CHARLES E. BOWERS-Majors: English, Math-Drama Club-Screen Club Vice-President, Homeroom VicefPresident, Junior Prom Court- Football Award, Screen Club Award-Plans: Purdue University. He's Ulll'flj'S jolfing. Come zvllat may. S0 sorrou' anrl trouble go anatlzer zeay. DOLORES M. BRADFUTE-Majors: English, Language-Latin Club, Booster Club, T.B. League, Future Nurses Club-Freshman Class Vice- President, Junior Band President, Football Court, Homeroom President and Social Chairman-Scholarship Pin, Cheerleader Sweater-Plans: Augustana Hospital. Sparlrling eyeil with lzair of brown: ls as street a girl as yozfll finrl in tozen. HELENE L. BRENDER-Majors: English, Language, Social Studies- Glee Club, Latin Club, Booster Club-Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pin, Junior Band Award, Student Council Award-Plans: University of Michigan. Willz liappy ancl flelighlful glances: Slie. zeilll ller presence, always enhances. DOROTHY MAY BROTHERS-Maiars: English, Home Economics-Band Award, Screen Club Award-Plans: Work. TIIETESS Dorothy with lzer charming ways: We wonder where slze'll spend ller days. J .,,. .i yn. 'ig 1 vw-,, ti .. 'LQ '- . 1 1--gg-.y .W-' . .1 - c,. - -.x ..... yal l.: NZ? 1 I H Y ' --f i t rms A F A gl x f I ' dl f.- fv- 'I T' 4 it 1 I N . . H N 'I . 1' bi A Ns .-..,l.,.,x5 - L i i Table of Contents FACULTY AND CLASSES These were The years ol linding oul llial gelling an educalion is lward work . . . and llwal Teachers are lriendly, generous, and capable as well as lirm, exacling, and demanding. I. 7' Z ii i V. , , .. c Ili' -i 'T sociAL AND CLUBS i ,ru g i Tlwe years ol ioining clubs To serve llie scliool l , J- -HM, . . . ol singing, playing inslrumenls, slaging plays s . . . going To dances and parlies. . . lalling in love Jiifpgfgf' and oul again , . .crying a lillle, laughing a lol . . ? Wf'1 ' Tlie ba iesl ears ol our life ,stirs-Q-'QUW PP Y A ' F' 55 SPORTS V Tlwe years ol learning llie llirill ol viclory, ac- l'-' cepling llwe billerness ol deleal . . . ol learning llie need lor sacrilice, discipline, bard work . . , - - learning lo make decisions under lire . . . enjoying 5 llwe llwrill ol being a parlner in a well-rounded sporls ig program. . xo. .. A uwkirxfp, :.'-, . UNDERCLASSMEN F I The years ol meeling people and making new friends . . . going 'ro class rneelings, elecling oliif 'V a 1 I, cers, debaling problems in lwome room. Yes, llne ff' years ol growing up . , . learning lo solve our pro- -, --A4 :wiv blerns wlien adulls, by rneeling and lacing lliem as :ri il ffff sludenl-3. x W mqsr f.' .9 W 'K -- V 'A . -.:,'7 ' A 1 . y el S. If s,2is:,.r+,e , Q5 ll Fl Q., J ' .1 ' H v. mv , 1 H , ' . iv 'f f ,L ' 314-IE 1 I Q 'J f Nj. . f el' 9 1 1 x A -1-ffw A 'ff sl-, Wi Lili 1 551' sersuoas This was flue year of reaching a goal, ol planning a lulure, ol dreaming dreams, ol sloring our mem- ories, ol saying goodbye . . . llie year ol closing a scrapbook on unlorgellable years ol aclwievemenl . . . ol: opening one lor a lulure ol anlicipalion. F i rv uf .- vz yi l ,- 2 -g,'-'k',-'51 'l 3'-gl' H ' T if 2-'91 - -if fi' ,g un., '-as W- YS-i if duo 433' rs.. fy. 'fd -3 S- ,A 8 uni.- Ng ANITA BURDEN-Majors: English, Business-Hi-C, G.A.A.-Certiti- cates of Merit, Scholarship Pins-Plans: Anderson College. Her bright eyes, and her smile, Would make any life worth while. JACK D. BURKLE-Majors: English, Shop-Plans: Undecided, A truer friend your nejer can find- In every way, the jinest hind. A BETTY LOU CALKINS-Majors: English, Art-Library Staff, Footlight- ers, G,A.A., Glee Club-Plans: Undecided. Betty is a charming lass. One of the hnest in our class. JANICE CAMPBELL-Majors: English, Business, Home Economics- Plans: Office Work. A secretary she will lie. And she will draw a wondrous fee. NANCY CARPENTER-Majors: English, Business4Drama Club- Homeroom Secretary-Plans: Comptometer School. Sweet and fair and petiteg Known to all as chic and sweet. SHIRLEY MARCELENE CARPENTER-Majors: English, Business-Glee Club, Drama Club, The Three Musketeers, King Dada -Football Court-Plans: Undecided. A popular girl is she, And a friend as true as can be. BEVERLY JEAN CARTER-Majors: English, Home Economics-Drama Club, Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club-Plans: Marriage. Sincere is she and the quietest yet: A girl as sweet as you have met. JAMES J. CIRA, JR.-Majors: English, Math-Hi-Y-Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class President, Basketball Manager, Chairman of Se- nior Programs-Football Award, Baseball Award, Basketball Sweater- Plans: Indiana University. A friend like lim is hard to hnd, Todo a favor, he does not mind. DON EDWARD COAR-Majors: English, Social Studies, Math-Student Council, Drama Club-l-lomeroom Vice-President, Football Team CO- Captain-Football Sweater, Baseball Award, Swimming Award-Plans: College. A good athlete and quite well known ln other talents hens also shown. DONALD L. COOK-Majors: English, Social Studies-Plans: Work. Nice to talk to, nice to seeg Ei'eryone's friend. h,e's willing to be. JOHN W. COOK-Majors: English, Science-Tennis Sweater-Plans: Work. If optimism. is indeed sublime. Here's a lad who smiles all the time. CHARLES S. COOPERRIDER-Majors: English, Mechanical Drawing- Plans: Work. His charm is such that we carft forget, He's one of the friendliest we've had yet. DON CURRIE-Majors: English, Shop-Track-Cross Country Award -Plans: Tool and Die Maker. We hate to see you leare us loo. llvlillz sazl aceoril we say aalieu. JOYCE CUTNER-Majors: English, Language, Social Studies-Glee Club, Drama Club, Booster Club, Latin Club, HOOSIER POET, The Gin- gerbread Man, King Arthur's Court, The Three Musketeers - Homeroom Secretary and Social Chaiman, Basketball Court-Band A- ward-Plansl Indiana University. We all sure hate to see her go. Hut perhaps she'll return anrl say l1ello. SHERRY LYNN DALE-Majors: English, Business-Glee Club, Drama Club, Booster Club- The Gingerbread Man, King Arthur's Court, The Three Musketeers, Alice in Wonderland -Sophomore Class Secretary, Homeroom Secretary-Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pin, Student Council Award-Plans: Work, 5116.8 so lovely anal so gay Her sunny smiles shine through the Jay. ENOCH E. DE JARNATT-Majors: English, Moth, Mechanical Drawing -Plans: Mechanical Drafting. Of course u'e're sorry to see him go. But he'll be a success u'e surely lrnou: NICHOLAS S. DEMBINSKI-Maiors: English, Commercial Art-Drama Club, Track-Homeroorn Vice-President and Treasurer-Football A- ward-Plans: Business. ln business he hopes to be someilay: We lrnou' he'll succeed u'ith his imlustrious tray. WILLIAM J. DIEDRICH-Majors: English, Science-Plans: Army. A shy anrl quiet larl is he, He surely malres goorl Company. NANCY .IEANNETTE DIERBECK-Majors: English, Social Studies, Busi- ness--Drama Club, Booster Club-Plans: Work. Here's a girl with a heart anrl a smile. Which malre this bubble of life u'orlh 1l'l1llt'. MARIAN DOCK-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Business College. Worthy. capable and true. Sheis friendly anfl stuflious. loo. DONALD ARTHUR DODSON-Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Math- Basketball, Golf, Glee Club, The Gingerbread Man -Eighth Grade Class Social Chairman-Plans: College. A bunch of mischief ivellerl up in one: Remembering him is remembering fun. LOUIS LAWSON DOMONKOS-MOjOrs: English, Moth-Drama Club- Homeroom President-Baseball and Football Awards-Plans: College. A rlark-haired boy whom u'e'rl like to see Cain a lot of popularity. CATHERINE ROSE DU FORD-Majors: English, Business, Art-Y-Teens, G.A.A., Hi-C, Drama Club-Plans: Undecided. As the sun dispels the gloom at break of clayg So her magic smile flrives the zlarlfesl blues away. SHIRLEY DUNCAN-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Secretary. Tall anfl street is Shirley. Always glad and always sunny. K4 Q 'H O 'N Nw. T Ir IM .1 ill Ns l ? 117' 'Eb DON RICHARD ECKHART-Majors: English, Mechanical Drawing-Hi-C, Screen Club4Plans: Bible Baptist School. A norl. a smile. a worzl of cheerg Thafs why we Ilffllll him eifer near. RICHARD CHARLES FARKASgMaiors: English, Shap4Band -Plans: Carpenter. Full of fun from flaw' to flav. ls this lazl so young anrl gay. DONALD J. FElCK4Majors: English, Math, Science-HL TlMES4Senior Class Treasurer4Certiticates of Merit, Schol- arship Pin, Basketball and Track Awards-Plans: College. Whatever lash he bhnzls to rlo, He taehles il ii-ith Courage true. CAROL ANN FILLEY-Majors: English, BusinessfG.A.A,, l-li- C, Booster Club--Plans: Work. Sweet anal rleliglitful as she can lie. lleloverl hy all her frienfls is She. ARLENE ROSE FINKENBRINK-Majors: English, Business- Drama Club, G.A.A., Booster Club, The Three Musketeers fPlans1 Secretary. Her clothes are so zlainty, her manner so sweet: .fllieays she's siniling, alzrays she is neat. MARILYN JEAN FITCH-Majors: English, Language, Math- Glee Club, Drama Club Plays-Three Year Social Chairman- Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pin-Plans: DePauw. Sweet anrl quiet, a very goorl frieml. fllzcays willing to lenrl a hanrl. KENNETH M. FLEISCHMANN-Majorsi English, Math-Jw nior and Senior Band Awards-Plans: College. Success in great measure lfllllllll him lies: llcfll surely excel in uflialerer he tries. DICK L FLETCHER-Majors' English Machine Shop-Drama r-ny., gl! Since he has hopes anal ambitions galoreg There are many goocl things for him in store. DORIS LEE FLOOR-Majors: English, Business-Drama Club, Booster Club-Scholarship Pins-Plans: Work. Doris is the frienflly sort, With never a nasty, unkind retort. JULIE ANN FRANKENSTEIN-Majors: English, Languagee Student Council, Latin Club, Booster Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club-Plans: Indiana University. Pretty eyes anrl a lively smile: Does one neerl more to malfe life worth while? EDWARD FRIEND-Majors: English, Language-HOOSIER POET, l-ll-TIMES, Drama Clubglireshman Class Treasurer- Track and Cross Country Awards-Plans: College. The fates Somehow seem to fleereeg That he a popular man will lze. MARY GAFFIGAN-Majors: English, Social Studies, Art-Glee Club, Drama Club, Student Council-Football Court-Plans: College. She is happy anrl so gracious: Frienrlly. pleasant. and iiiiiaeious, DUANE CHARLES GARDNER-Majors: English, Math, Social Studies-F.T.A.-German Club Treasurer-Scholarship Pin, Certificate ot Merit-Plans: College. .fl sturlent anrl a scholar rare: ln zvorlr or play, he's always fair. JOHN GARDNER-Majors: English, Shop, Math, Social Studies -Plans: Navy, .fl truer friend you ne'er can hnzlf ln every way. the jinest lfinfl. MARGARET JEAN GARGIS-Majors: English, Business, Home Economics-Glee Club-Plans: Business College. Club-lllomeroorn Vice-President, Hli-Y Secretary-Football ff cup must be bitter and Bosebqii Awards-Plans: Florida southern College. limi her 5111110 Cf1f1f10t sweeten. 'go 1 '?' 's-Amr-' it ...hs 59' 439' Cx SP2 Jim l-loclc, Student Council Presi- dent, crowns Queen Sharon Rage alslri at the Riley-Adams basket ball game. X DOLORES MARGARET GITTINS-Maiorsi English, Social Studies4Latin Club, Glee Club, Future Nurses Club, The Three Musketeers, King Dada, Alice in Wonderland 7 Plans: Nurses Training, Her Ivrednzzs snzile .llalrvs IIGI' IIFGXCIICC Icnrllz Il'll1.lC. DENYSE CLAIR GOFF-Majors: English, Business-Future Nurses Club, Latin Club-Plans: Secretary. The more Il'E' see l10r. Tlza better we like lzcr. CAROL MAE GOODHEW-Maiorst English, Science, Moth- G.A.A,-Librory Club President-Library Award-Plansi Medie cal Technician. .4 !fl.t'f1llNlll'11 14'1'tl1 lzer is surel-i' Il plerlsure, Slzefs an rzllzlele 100. in no small nzerzszzre. .IANICE DIANE GREENfMajors: English, BusinessfHOOSlER POET-Plans: Secretary. You nla-1' lmrel for nzany Il mile Bu! near will you finzl so clmrming fl smile. DOROTHY LOUISE GREENLEAF Mayors' En lish Social Stu - n Q ' . dies, Language-Drama Club, Booster Club-French Club Vice- President and Secretary-Plans: Indiana University. .4 Cllllfllllllg' lass. 50 fair you See, .ullrmys xniiling and full of glee. BARBARA LEE GREIDER-Malorsi English, Social Studies, Art -Drama Club, Booster Club-Plans: Marriage. xlniong' lllr' lzlomles .wlivls Very fair: .Slivlw alzmys jolly. zvillzorzl ll Curr. HUBERT EARL GRIFFITH-Majorsi English, Math, Social Studies-Drama Club, Track, Student Council, Booster Club, HOOSIER POETfSophomore Class Vice-President, Junior Prom Court-Football .LettersfPlans1 College, Tllflf lze Il go fur is vrrx-3' In ser'-e lluillz his luolfx. liis lirrrfrzx. mul pcrsonulily. PATRICIA LOUISE GUTHRIE7Maiors1 English, Business, Home EconomicsYBooster Club, GAA., Drama Club-l-lame room Vice-President and Social ChairmanfScholarship Pin- Plans: Comptorneter School, Tllllllyll .vlzc ix lllllhff. l'r1l is Irurg E1'ary!l11'11g for Illlvllllll' slit' will ilo. ROBERT ALLEN GUNDER-Majors: English, Shop-Track? Plans: College. Full of fun from ilu-i' In :lay ls llll-S lull so Ainzuiy ruzrl gay. HILDEGARDE KATHARINE HAFNER-Maiorsi English, Busi- ness, l-lcnne Economics, Social Studies4Glee Club, Y-Teens, Alice in Wonderland -Yplansi Work, ln il1'spn.s1'f1'01z stuff! as licwrzvy: plIl1lf'I1'v. gay will UIIITIYTS Nllllll-T, ?'h- 'F' '. -31' NK '47 FN- L' JACK ADAMS HANNA-Majors: English, Machine Shop-Basketball, Baseball-Homeroom President-Swimming Sweater, Football Chevron -Plans: College. A jolly boy, an athletic one, Always has just lots of fun. KAY RICHARD HARMAN-Majors: English, Social Studies-Student Council-Homeroom President-Wrestling Award, Football Award- Plans: Michigan State. Hels frienflly anfl stuzlious too, Worthy, capable, true. NANCY LEE HARMAN-Majors: English, Home Economics-Drama Club, Booster Club-Homeroom Social Chairman-Plans: Work. A quiet girl anal nice is she, A sweeter girl there cannot be. SHIRLEY MAE HAWBLITZEL-Majors: English, Business-Hi-C Sec- retary-Plans: Work. As fair as any rose lhatls reclg Anfl sweeter. too, it has been sairl. RICHARD RAY HAWLEY-Majors: English, Science, Math-Latin Club, Debate, Slide Rule Club, Orchestra-Senior Band President-Cen tificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins, Tennis Letter, Junior and Senior Band Awards-Plans: College. Anil still the wonrler grew, That one small heafl could carry all he knew. LOWELL HAZELIP-Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Social Studies- Plans: Undecided. If optimism is inileefl suhlirnte, Here's a larl who smiles all the time. MARCIA JANE HEINTZELMAN-Majors: English, Science, Math, Latin -Glee Club, The Three Musketeers, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Alice in Wonderland, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, King Dodo, The Fighting Littles, Nutcracker Suite --Debate Club, Dra- ma Club4Scholarship Pins-Plans: College. A frienflly girl and a charming' lass. A worthy aelclilion to any class. SUSAN CAROL HENNIGHAUSEN-Majors: English, Art, Social Studies, Business-Drama Club, Booster Club, Glee Club, The Fighting Littles fJunior Prom Court-Plans: Work. A lively girl at everyones call. Not pal lo one. but pal to all. ANTHONY HERCZEG-Majors: English,: Social Studies, Machine Shop 4Drama Club-Football Award--Plans: College. A larl u'ho's clever anfl lilfealnle. too: Boys who clon't like Tony are infleecl quite few. LEWIS ROBERT HERCZEG-Majors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts-Student Council, Assembly Committee-Football Award-Plans: College. Here's a real fun-loving lloy. Happy, jolly. full of joy. BONIETA LOU HERR-Majors: English, Social Studies-Hi-C, Glee Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, King Dodo, Alice in Wonderland - Plans: Anderson College, Though quiet of manner, she's the finest of frienrlsg In her yozfll 'hnil goorlness that never pretends. GLEORA ARLENE HERR-Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Econ- omics-Glee Club, Latin Club, I-li-C-Plans: Anderson College. Study often helps to light 0ne's way to many a height. -'dl , 7 ,hw 1, fx -- , v ,f it gif-'V C Z ' ., f . I . ,J iv v M 5' ' ' . f 5 'v iii! .-1, f. We shall always tum back the memory cloclc to the night at the All-City Prom. BARBARA ANN HILL4Maiars: English, Language, Social Studies- Glee Club, Latin Club, Booster Club-Plans: Nurses Training, Heres a girl zvliose smiling' eyes 'VN Hare lnrigliterzeil niany IIVCIIF-Y slries. NANCY HlNDS+Maiors: English, Business, Home Economics-Plans: Dancing. ,N-flllizl' ll'1-Ill rlrlncing' Ines. Will lie lmppy zrlzifrvwr .wlie giws. JAMES D. HOCK-Maiors: English, Machine Shop-Football-Student Council President and Vice-PresiclentfD.A.R, Citizenship Award, Stu- dent Council Award-Plans: College. Difnifieil is lie, flier say. ,. :Intl helpful in fl lfinilly ll'H.l'. 'P BARBARA ANN HOLLINSHEAD-Majors: English, Business, Home EC- 6-.5 onomics-G.A.A., Booster Clubfl-lomeroom Treasurer-Plans: Busi- ness School, .-ltIrui'I1'z'e mul pref!-1' rmfl liriglit: To liar friemls 5116.5 imleerl 0 ileliglzl. MARY LEE HOOD-Majors: English, Language, Science-l-ll-TIMES, Booster Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, The Three Muslaeteers - , l-lOOSlER POET Senior Section Co-Editor and Underclassman Editor, M1 Homeraom President-Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit, l. U. Al- gebra Certificate, Journalism Pin-Plans: College. Her IIIOIIICVHS AARON' 110 l.lIlt'l'lf?S.SI Her smiles are bfigllf with friendliness. . . . 1' 'ff' NANCY JO HORN-Majors: English, Business-HOOSIER POET- M' Plans: Work. Were she lo wall: Ilzrouelz any bozver. Yozfrl Ilzinl: ller just anzilher flower. -5, my ag g W T GQ 0? rw Hs sp MARY ELLEN HOWARD--Majors: English, Business-Plans: Work. Shes full of mirth. flespife her hair. Whielli is quile refl anrl yet quite fair. HAVEN A. HOY-Majors: English, Social Studies-Usher Club-Base ball Award-Plans: Undecided. In business. he hopes to be some rlay: We lrnou' he'l! succeerl with his imlustrious way. DOROTHY MAE HUFFMAN-Majors: English, Business-Booster Club, Drama Club-Plans: Work, Shes small arzrl sweel. arzrl her charming ways Will luring her glory anrl higlzesl praise. JAMES W. HUMMELL--Majors: English, Industrial Arts4Baseball-- Football, Basketball and Track Awards-Plans: Cowboy. ,lim is an all 'rouml goofl scout: We sure will miss having him about. CHARLES HUPKA+Majors: English, Social Studies-Football Letter Sweater-Plans: Florida State College. A hoy who will have lofs of luck: .4 frierzil inileefl is frienilly Chuelf. MAURICE LEE lRWlNiMaiors: English, Art-Drama Club-Plans: College. In his ambilion he aims very high: He'll he successful. if he'll try. RONALD JESHOW-Majors: English, Math, Science-HOOSIER POET, Track, The Gingerbread Man -l-li-Y Vice-President, l-lomeroorn Presi- dent-Student Council Pin-Plans: College. With these acliziifies galore, Hes lrouml Io malfe a very high score. ROBERT M. JOHNSON-Majors: English, Math, Science4Screen Club Secretary-Screen Club Award-Plans: Purdue University. Success we hnow will come to you. For you have sense anrl vision, loo. SHARON LOU JOHNSTON-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Marri- age. lAugust Graduate? Though quiet of manner. she's the -hues! of friends: In her you'll had gooflrzess that never pretenils. MARY FRANCES JONES-Majors: English, Business-Plans: Secretary. The hriglilesl. shiniesr light ln any Classroom. PATRICIA A. JURKAITES-Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Ec- onomics7Y-Teens-Plansi College. Happy aml eorztenl is she: Wilhaul her we cannot be. JOHN J. KACSITS-Majors: English, Social Studies, Math-Student Council-l-li-Y Secretary, Homeroom Social Chairman-Plans: College. .l0z'ial. eonhilent. and reafly to please: A friemlship with him we would gladly sie:e. JOHN KARKIEWICZ, JR.-Majors: English, Social Studies-l'lOr1'19r0Om Secretary and TreosurerSFootbaIl Award-Plans: Work. H0 has lliose qualities so rare. Tliai will: the years slanrl :rear antl fear. NANCY LOU KEISER-Mayors: English, Business-Drama Club- l-lomeroom Secretary and Treasurer-Plans: Secretary. llllflfllllllly. slveef. anal ali. so lnriylil: .She zlaes her laxlr. antl zlaes if fllgfll. RICHARD LEONARD KELLEY-Mayors: English, Social Studies, Shop, Math, Science-Junior Prom Court-Certificate of Merit, Cross Coun- try Award-Plans: Shoe Store Manager. lllorllly. eapalile. true. Has friemlly anrl slzulious. loo. JOAN KERCKHOVE-Majors: English, Social Studies, Business-Sr. Y' Teens, HOOSIER POET-Plans: Secretary, Ill-l'lIL'l.0llS nnrl eliarniing is 'Ilaf' Slie alzca-is is right on the NANCY LUCILLE KINGSTON-Mayors: English, Commercial Art- Drama Club, HOOSIER POET, Student Council-Homeroom Vice-Presb dent, Secretary and Social Chairman-Plans: Undecided. Full of fun rrnrl full of glee. .'ll1c'a-rs as liappy as she can lie. MARLENE JOAN KIRKLEY-Majors: English, Business, Social Studie-sf Drama Club, l-ll-TIMES, l-li-C, Glee Club4Plans: Work. She in any Iask nil! jiml Pleasure. Slll'l'l'I'. l'I7I,I'fl.ll1t'. KATHLEEN LOUISE KISH-Majors: English, l-lome Economics, Social Studies-Plans: Chicago Art Academy, llappj' anfl content is slze. llvilliout ,ICF Ire can never lie. PATRICIA LOU KLOPFENSTEIN-Mayors: English, Language, Social Studies-Drama Club, Glee Club, Triple Trio, Booster Club, The Three Musketeers, King Dada, King Arthur's Court, The Gingerbread Man -Orchestra President and Vice-President, Football Court-On chestra Awards, Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins-Plans: College. Frienrll,i' .vnile I-III sure you lilllllll Slzelll Hlllill-YS lm happy Il'l1Cl'l'l'l'I' sl1e'll go. SHIRLEY ANN KNABENSHUE-Mayors: English, Home Economics, So- cial Studies-Glee Club, G,A.A.-Plans: Work. ,lla-Y llie IFUVIII lie very lrinzl la -tau. .llay :lays lie lzriglzl. anrl .skies lie lilue. HELEN ETHEL KOCSIS-Majors: English, Business, Social Studies-Sr. Y-Teens, Orchestra-Plansi Secretary. gl pleasant S1111-ll' for ereryone. Loyal. sorialnle. anzl full of fun. ANNABELLE KRAVETS-Majors: English, Business, Social Studies- Plans: Office Work. .Jlu'a-rs lfllllhlly. alimys glial: .Yerer clozrneasl. never sarl. BARBARA ELLEN KUNZ-Majors: English, Art, Business-Spanish Club, Glee Club, Drama Club, Booster Club, HOOSIER POET-l-lame? room Social Chairman and Vice-President-Plans: Art School. Her ways are pleasant. her smile is golzl. Her frienrlslzip is Iasling. so 1'l'6 been Iolrl. -Ou 'S 'ta- 'rv- 'uf' V Y ' 7 ' 'I -S 1 . il GLORIA RUTH KUSKYE-Majors: English, Home Economics -Spanish Club-Plans: Modeling School. 5111011 by s11'11'11 S1111 saws lzer IL'!l'j'. 11111 joy 111111 11011121-IIESS UIl011lGI' flflf. SANDRA MARIE LAITY-Maiorsi English, Business, Social Studies4Plans: Chicago lnstituteof Art. .YI girl 11111111'f1'1111s, 111111 11111 of 111ug'11l1'1': 11ll!J1J11.Y .v1111u111 S1111 1l'l'C 116112 affvr. LUCIAN LAMBERT-Majors: English, Social Studies-l-lame roam President-Plans: Work, 13011 11011515 111111 111111 fils 111.8 111111112 We Il'l..S1l 111.111 1111 s111'1'1'ss 111111 f1111111. DOLORES ANN LEATHERMAN7Majors: English, Home Ec- onomics4Drama Club, Booster Club, Latin Club-Plans: Work. Szveel 11e1's0111111'ly 171111 of l'fI.YI'fl1l41'1'. BEVERLY LEAVENS-Majors: English, Social Studiesgllrama Club, Glee Club, The Three Musketeers -Plans: John Hop- kins Hospital. A-1 nurse 1111 flllillli' our 111111 11111 1112: ,AI 1'1111r1111'11g' Ullli' 111 111111: you'11 see. When red ribbons sfream lrom the senior girls' hair, Riley Tradi- tion tells us that Chrislrnas is near JAMES LEE-Maiors: English, Industrial Arts-Baseball Let- ter, Basketball Award-Plans: Professional Baseball. A sp01'fs1111111 10011111 11115 11111 11111 116: H11 seeks 1111.5 fll-Ill 711051 111'1z'ge11I1y. THOMAS JAY LEISTER4Maiors: English, Industrial Arts- Drama Club-Plans: Art School, His 1111.111 is I0 be 1111 UI'1lS1 greal: ,41111 11111111 Il C1111r1111'11g one 111511 111111112 BEN LILVES+Majors: English, Math-Drama Club, Golf, Hi- Y-Plans: College. v lj you 11' 1001i'1I1Q' for fun. you II 111111 11 zn Ben: H11 is I'L'0'l1,Y to 119111 11'11e1'1111e1' 11e 01111. LILLIAN LINDERMAN4Maiors: English, Business-Hl-TIMES, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, The Three Musket- eers, The Gingerbread Manuel-lomeroom Social Chairman -Scholarship Pins-Plans: Indiana University. ,fl 11155 of Il'1l0l7l we 111111111 fire, 01111 Il'1l0IS 1lGfII'1I.lZCSS 111' 11111111'1'1'. JANE ELIZABETH LONG-Majors: English, Business-HOOS IER POET-Band Awarclf-Plans: Work. To f1111 I-71 111116 seems to 1111 11er UIVIIZI We 1101111 5116 f1111s 11 1711171 of fame. 'r '1111 4-0? -rf? li ik fuk 43: S E11 49 ,asv '