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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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Studies Art Mathematics MR. FETTERS MR. FORBES MISS FRUEH MR. GEARHART MISS GUILLIAMS English Soc. Studies Home Ec. English Music MR. I-IABEGGER MR. HORN MR, HORVATH MR. IENKINSON MISS IOSEPHSON Band Guidance Physical Ed. English Library J , E? I 53.7 i1,v -iiirfai QQ: ':' I Wx . IW f::II : 5 ' ' 'f5iI:'E!EI- ff ' I M MR. KELLY MISS KIEL MR. KOCH MR. KODBA MRS. KOPP Soc. Studies Language Business Soc. Studies Art MR. KOVATCH MISS LAUER MISS LUSHBAUGH MRS. MAGEE MR. MARSH Health Physical Ed. English Art Science MR. MARTIN MISS MCALPINE MR. MEYER MISS MITCHELL MR. MOCK Business Home Ec. Driving English Ind. Arts MR. MORRISON MISS MOSS MISS MURPHY MRS. MYERS MISS NOBLE Mathematics English Mathematics English Language 4 ..,v ,K .-I .,., ,, .,,, ..,...,.:...:,,.. V gg ::,::,,., s ig Q 2 . if Q. H. MR. OLSON MR. OSBORN MB. PARKER MR. RHODES MISS ROHRER Mathematics Soc. Studies Health Guidance Mathematics MR. RING MR. RZESZEWSKI MR. SCHUBERT MISS SELLARS MR. SHAFER Study Hall Physical Ed. Science Home Ec. Ind. Arts MISS SHIVELY MR. SMITH MISS SNOKE MR. STECH MISS STEELE Mathematics Science English Mathematics English MR. STEWART MISS TRIGG MISS VAN BUS KIRK MR. WEBB MR. WIATROWSKI Mathematics Home Ec. Business Mech. Drawing Science MR. WOLFRAM MISS WYRICK MISS ZALAS MISS TURNER MISS FEIDLER Soc. Studies Business Secretary Registrar Bookstore Manager DAY BY DAY . . . at RILEY From eight o'c1ock in the morning until sometimes late at night, at school, at home and awayg in class, in clubs, in our various activities, here are many of the things We did that made the getting of an ed- ucation the most interesting thing in life. -l 3 3' 'x0 Q' x iliy v -5- QY-uh 91 SCHO0L AGAIN - with School opened on Tuesday ctnd clctsses were under Way. With the opening footbcfll game only three dcxys olwcry, cr giornt pep rally Wcts the next order of business. many things to do! The nurse, wastes no time in otdmin- istering the tuberculin tests. With sleeves rolled upg Pot Gotteny and Dick Priebe proudly totke their shots. Coach Kelly presents his tentative line to the students: Wilmes Bcrurncin Delinski, Lorrrcrcuentor, Hutfrnctn Costle mctn, Cripe, Bingorncxn, Brownbridge ond Grossnickel. Notice the toincy hoircuts. The Ushers Club meets to go over arrangements for the first game. Their President, Don Kollar hands out their assignments. Charles Herman is Vice President, and Richard Rendall is Sec- retary. The faculty holds their first get-together. Mrs. Brokaw is serving Miss Day, Mrs. Kopp, Miss Shivley, Miss losephson and Miss Sellars. Mr. Smith, Worrying about his cross coun- try team, nearly backed out of the picture. The senior boys lineup to look over the girls M an annual custom. I-lere, McElhenie, Odusch, Nevelle, Hilde, and Stein gaze fondly at Suzie Blackburn. The Y- Teen Club meets for the first time and elects Sandra Straub, president, Sharron Ots- tot, vice president, and Susie Kasprzak, secretary - treasurer. Cynthia Stein and Nancy Olm- stead chosen lnter-Club repre- sentatives. The Art Department Went right to work on designs tor the Fall Festival: Sue Lewis, Marty Boggs and Nancy Carpenter turn out the Horn ot Plenty. And here Bob Walters, le-anne McCracken and Linda Ramey show how the Well-dressed man looked in the Roaring Twentiesf' l The library is the center ot interest in our school. Mr. Cooper sent his new students there early in the year to acquaint them with its many facilities. Even though the weather is nice outdoors, everyone Wants to sample the tasty food served in our cafeteria. ldeal Baldoni demonstrates the sturdy con- struction ot the heart in Mr. Parkers Health class. Everyone anxiously waited tor the day of the annual Washington and Riley Pep Ral- ly, an activity that has attract- ed Wide publicity. Here the Band gets the parade going on Ewing Avenue. SPORTSlVIANSHlP 0N PARADE! East side, West side, all tile town was there. At the rally, Queen Carolyn Sarka is crown- ed by Co-Captains Dick Vincelc and Max Bau- man. Getting ready to join in the parade are cheer leaders Vickie Moore, Frances Morris, Gloria Smith, Sandy Lovisa and Beverly Betz. Fred Boclqover Will drive the convertible. Qn her gaily decorated float Queen Carolyn reigns proudly over her court. They were Nan- cy Tharp, Diane Owen, Peggy Mclntyre, Iudy Walters, lune Marchbank and Sally Gattigan. Qur Queen exchanges her flowers with those of Queen Marlene Meert ot Washington High School. With her escort, Ted Noel, Carolyn gaily leaves the tield, happy in the thought she rnay rule over a victorious team. She did. The Sophomores put a new twist to their annual party -- a Ragady Ann and Andy dance. Ragady Ann, Diane Fitch, and Andy, Bolo Ray, lead and grand march. With classes well under way, the German Class displays items common in German use. Alan Huber shows one to Mrs. Brokaw, Lynn Orser, loyce lohnson, loan Workman, Larry Zeigler and Paul White. The beer mugs were strictly for decorative purposes. What is that time after school good for, except to talk over the day's happenings over cokes? Getting together at Mike's soda fountain is Ianet Bohs, Peggy Boxwell, Sharlene Rollins, Io Boxwell, Gloria Smith, Pat Eldridge, and Mira Elliott. Art Veclotch makes the cokes. Coach Bob Smith's Victorious crcss country team was honored at an as- sembly program. Track Coach, Mr. Powell of Adams High School, was the speaker, and gave out the awards. lt's time for physical exams! Dr. Eads examines the throat of lo Ann Forsythe. Awaiting their turn is Ilene Gaffigan, Sue Sargent, Florence Burrough and Kay Million. Ted Noell calls a meeting of the popular Hi-Y Club in order to make plans for the annual Swingheart Sway Dance. Then to Whiting for the playoff game. Waving goodbye before they board their bus is Larracuenta, Delinski, Wilmes, Nevelle, Odusch, Vincek, Austen, Erownbridge, Hanks and Grossnickle. Over SOO students followed on a special train. On the train, a friendly game begins. Only The Brakeman gave Ray McCallum his Barbara Kostielney knew who had the ace up lantern and told him to park the train at the his sleeve, and She WOuldI1't tell. Whiting siding. Ray shows the gang how h will do it. After the tickets were taken, the train crew knew where to go to find the pretty girls. Can you put a smile in my smoking? the conductor asked Marty Boggs, and Marty show- ed him she could even it it Was a cigar. Between halves the Whiting cheerleaders came over to get acquainted with our girls. We lost the game, but We will long remember the tine display of sportsmanship shown by the Whiting students. Where is the upper berth I ordered? Billie lean asked the conductor. Anyone can see he gave her one. Maurice Krause ot Studebaker school stole the show during the celebration ot our con- ference championship. In their Biology class, Chuck Bak- er tries to tell Ianice Arick turtles Won't bite, but lanice is skeptical ot him and the turtle, tool The Future Teachers Club met to plan their second semester assign- ments. Ruth Sriver is conducting the meeting. lf you enjoy the tilms and slides in your classes, thank these boys in the Audio-Visual Club. Front: lerry Fos- ter, lames Mellander, loe Stachowski and Dick Rendall. Standing: lohn Will- is, Chuck Nelson, Steve Regenski, and Carl Drawert. Essen, at a German Club meeting. These stayed for a picture. Seated: Norma lean Vought, leanine Nelson, loyce lohnson, lanet Darow, Alice Turtler and Pat Fisher. Standing: Paul White, Alan Huber, Larry Zeig- er, Ronald Young, Doug Wist, Mike Klosinski and Marvin Anderson. Someone cried: Bringin Sie Das lim Reiff puts the finishing touches to a book holder he made in Wood' work ll. Not everyone can operate a lathe, but Bill Schlarb and Dick Hilde seem to have mastered this one. The scene is an Advanced Machine Shop Class. Now you know why so many Riley girls are well dressed. Cleo Kramer models a topper made in Advanced Clothing. Roberta Ter- ry, Nancy Fenn, and Helen Medich show their latest creations, too. Diane and Iohn Haulbert listen in rapture When Suzie Lewis tells them the story of the Queen. The Drama and Glee Clubs captured the hearts ot play goers with their Christmas Play, The Snow Queen. Here is a scene with Sharon Otstot, Mary Van Slett, Ianet Martino, lean Hopkins, Leila Kirkley and Diane Thornton. Ag, 5 X. Wifi Diane and Roberta Terry star in key rolls of the Christmas production. One matinee and two evening performances were given. Not too many students elect the chemistry classes. Eleanor lsza, however, seerns to be thoroughly enjoying a labora- tory experiment. These budding journalists, Loretta Stante, Io Ann Mc- Loughlin, Allen Huber, Albert Vitale, Ianet Hernphling, learn how headlines are written in some ot Arnerica's leading newspapers. These eighth grade girls are learning early how to trace a pattern on material tor a dress. Lett to right are, Anne Kosin- ski, Donna Dickey, Iudy Ed- wards, Mona Treney, Phyllis larvis, and Sara Anson. Doug Wist explains polar navigation in a Global Geog- raphy class. Seated are: Peter Plaia, Budd Zesinger, Edith Kleitz. Standing are: Dorwin Nelson, Mary Pittenger, Doug Wist, Yvonne Robinson, Bar- bara Selby, Nancy Olmstead. December found the football An experiment in the use of lenses fascinate the students in a Physics experiment. Sally Gerber, Sandra Collier and Neil Beckwith do the experiments. Dick Claudon is taking the notes. squad honored by the annual banquet. At the head table was Mr. Ben Drollinger, School Board member, Superintendent Frank Allen, Mrs. Scott, Mayor lohn Scott, principal speaker, toastmaster loe Boland, Mr. Fetters, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Beinke of the Botary Club. The big day arrives in lanuary for the lun- iors - measurements are taken for their Senior rings. The jeweler measures Sylvia Wiggins finger size while Sharlene Bollins, Connie Wal- lace and Sandra Lovisa await their turn. President, Max Bauman, calls his Student Council to order. Their big project at Christmas time was to raise enough mon- ey to pay the fare ot some tor- eign student to come to our school next year. The cam- paign, known as Share the Fare, was a complete success. Max explains the poster on the Share the Fare campaign to ludy lenks, Patt Nietch, Iudy Fiedler, and Denny Orosz. -s-if Miss Sellars has the rapt attention ot her Sth grade cooking class when she teaches them how to make delicious custards. After-vacation time was liv- ened up when the Drama class presented a lively skit, Op-O- Me-Thumb. Lett to right is Mardelle Molnar, Shirely Net- trouer, Diane Thornton, Cleo Kramer, and Dee Ann Doub. Mr. Kelly entertained the vars- ity in his home. Even though they ate too much, Odusch, Walters, Hanks, Cripe, Delinski, Mclntyre, Nevelle and Vincek Were able to be photographed. Even though Winter has set in, the classes in Driving must go out every day tor their turn at the Wheel. ln back seat, Kathryn Badgley, Ronald Kirk- ley. ln front seat: Carolyn Sarka. Standing outside: lim Nelson. The Latin V class studies a map ot ancient ltaly, Doug Wist is pointing. First row: Ianet l-lernphling, Ethel Bunt- rnan, Loretta Stante, lne Nyh- uis, Second row: loan Bal- ough, Patsy Fisher, Alice Turf- ler, Donald Fox, Ierry Day, and George Horvath. One of our most popular clubs in school is the Girls Athletic Association. E v e r y Tuesday night they take over the gym for a girls play night. Cleo Kramer is President. Nearly everyone in Business Education learns the typewrit- er. This is a follow up class in Business Correspondence, taken by rnost girls who elect Office Practice. The Future Nurses Club hear Sister Cecelian, Superior ot Nurses, St. loseph Hospital, describe the training a nurse receives in a big city hospital. There is always something exciting to do in the boys gym classes. Larry New- man and Ernest l-looverhshow how its The Winter memhe may be dreary to clone when the boys exercise on the ropes. Some but there is never ei dun moment when the girls take part in a heated con- test in there gym classes. One of the outstanding ser- vice organizations in our school is the Library Club. These members are valuable assist- ants to our librarian, and their services help to make the li- brary popular and useful to the students and faculty. The Spanish Club used up one hour of their meeting try- ing to agree on plans for their Chicago trip before they posed for this picture. The gun in the background was not necessary to maintain order. A future scientist or mathe- matician may be among these members of the Slide Rule Club. Even though the slide rule is not easy to master, the club is among the popular ones in our school. Seven nationalities Were rep- resented at the American Cul- ture Class luncheon. Lett to right: Diane Fitch, Barbara Nyikow, Loretta Stante, Edith L. Steele, Ursula Paproth, Evangeline Apostolon, lne Ni- jhuis, Maria L. Galarza, H. H. Ogden, Ernest Horn, Max Bar- ack, Charles Asche, lr., Karen Rasp, loan Penl. lt's time now tor the Assem- bly Committee to plan next year's programs. Seated are: Kathy Ramey, Charlene Sarka, Cynthia Merrill, ldeal Baldoni. Standing: G e o r g e Eischott, Phyllis Gosc, Ronald Dunlap, lanet Sarber, Dave Puterbaugh, and Miss Steele. Now it's tournament time tor the Iunior High basketball teams. Cheerleaders Diane Thornton, lanet Martino, Sandy Crutchfield and Evadine Kag- ell get together for a practice session in the gym. Speech Re-Education is part ot the training done by the English Department. Correct usages are put on records and replayed for observation and study. Betty Snyder, Bill Ta- tay, Sue McCormick and Bon- nie Silberman show Miss Steele how it is done. Iohn Rice in his 9th grade Algebra class explains why the tree is 24 feet high to larnes Semprini, loyce Burkhart, Carol Schille, ludy Horvath, Nancy McCann, and Ron Strasser. These 8th Grade students are 'getting acquainted with the location of South Bend's neighbors. Bob Rupert is show- ing Marilyn Thrasher, Erwin Hodgetts, Connie Rupert and Linda Rogers. Behind are Peg- gy Smith, Donald Rushlow and Nancy Stitzel. Past-President ot the PTA. Mrs. Vtfilliams serves Mr. Marsh, Mr. Forbes, Mr. lenkinson, and Mr. Kodba at the annual Founders Day Program ot the Association. The gym was packed when the coaches Walloped the grad- uating varsity players in a benefit basketball game. All stars in their college days are Coaches Barnbrook, I-lorvath, Bing, Kovatch, Pizeszewski and Morrison. ln late March the Drama Club Board holds tryouts for Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw. Watching the tryouts are Roberta Terry, Norma Cha- vons, Dick l-lolderman, Sue Lewis, lchn Skilies, Wes Barnes, Diane Thorton, Betty Balint. Standing are Ed Sutherlin, Phyllis Gosc, Ronald Dunlap, and Nancy Titus. THE H00 IER POET STAFF lt takes the greater part of a year to plan, Write and print a school annual. Under the direction of George Koch, faculty sponsor, here is the staff that proudly presents this book to you. MARTY BOGGS MAURINE IACKSON IAN SARBER Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager ED. SWANSON KAREN MILLER RUTH SRIVER IANET FELTTEL Sports Editor Senior Editor Senior Editor Assistant Editor CLEO KRAMER EDNA SNYDER BERNIE MAUREK IUNE MONTGOMERY RONETTE SCHEIMAN IUNE SMITH Typist Sports Literary SHARON COHEE Business Business THE HI-TIMES STAFF Every Week our newspaper is put to press by this capable staff of young journalists. Car- ol Land and Dave Puterbaugh edit the third page. George Horvath and Bob Berebitsky Write the sports. Clark Bavin is the staff photographer. Mary Mikel, with Loretta Stante, seated, have charge of the sec- ond page. At the right is Frances Morris and Ray Web- ster, Co-Editors, These students Work under the capable direct- ion of Miss Bess Wyrick, facul- ty director of the paper. The business end of the pa- per is handled by these man- agers. Erom left to right is loan Haag, Exchange Editor, Linda Barney, Business Manager, Doug Schwelter, Circulation Manager, and Patt Neitch, Ad- vertising Manager. These young people fill in- teresting positions in the staff roorn: Shirley Andrews assists with circulation, Karen Noell is head typist, Beverly Gunn helps with mailing and ex- changes. Standing is Lesten West and Sue Sult Who Work as sales assistants. lt takes a lot of reporters to round up all the news for a big weekly paper like the l-li-Times. These are the ones who keep our paper packed with its in- teresting news items and enter- taining columns. Working und- er them is a big staff of cub reporters being trained by Miss Wyrick for future years. Before the news gets to the linotypers these people type and re-type it, that it may come back for make-up with as few errors as possible. The paper arrives at school early Friday morning and is turned over to the circulation staff. Here Norman Trager gives directions to his members who sell in the cafeteria. Members of the Retail Selling Class get first hand experience in meeting the public by take ing an active part in selling the paper each week. They sell in the corridors and outdoors to those who do not use the cafe- teria. THE GLEE CLUB-Miss Ruby Guilliams, Director Because they were willing to sacrifice and to work hard, this year's glee club found it easy to keep close to the high mark of excellence set by former clubs. Meeting at 7:30 a.m., they sacrificed an hour of sleep each morning, and all of them had to get used to coming to school in real darkness when the city went on East- ern time. Their first assignment was to get ready for the combined chorus that sang for the North Central teachers meeting. This was hardly out of the way, when rehearsals began for the Christmas play, The Snow Queen, staged jointly with the Drama Club. During the Christmas season the club sang in the lobby of downtown banks. In the second semester they put all their efforts preparing for the Easter assembly, and Pilgrims Progress. Their appearance at Senior graduation will close their activities for the school year. THE BAND-Louis I-labegger, Director Following a custom of several years, the band went on its annual trip to Riverview Park in Chicago for the Parade of Bands, where they won their usual high rating in ap- pearance, in marching and in playing ability. Returning home, they got down to the hard work of preparing their music and formations for the home football games where their ap- pearance between halves is looked for with the same interest as the game itself. With the season over, preparations for the first concert in the auditorium began. During late winter and spring their time was filled with appearances at feeder schools, radio con- certs and their appearance in the state contest where they won many awards. A second con- cert in the auditorium closed out their season. THE ORCHESTRA-Laura Mae Briggs, Director On March 31, our orchestra clirnaxed a suc- cessful season with a brilliant concert in the Riley auditorium. Soloists were Carolyn Sarka and Ed Swanson, two of the city's most promis- ing young violinists - and members of the South Bend Symphony. This was the second of two concerts given in the auditorium during the year, in addition to appearances in some of our feeder schools. ln March they appeared as a unit with the All City Orchestra in a concert for the Music Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland, Ohio. Their season will close in lune when they take part in the Class Day and the Com- mencement exercises. USI SPORTS Q 6 J if Xgqx FOOTBALL BASKETB LL SWIMMING TRACK CROSS COUNTRY TENNIS GOLF BASEBALL Q i I , A 1, QW-5 ff-i 'S l 7 ' Ti' X f -5, i , f X ' fw ,- I i J Q 1- Captains Bauman and Vincek confer with Coach Paul Kelly before the Fort Wayne game. FO0TB LL Riley . 28 North Side Ft. Wayne 0 Riley . 21 Elkhart ...,.. U Riley . 39 Goshen . . 6 Riley , 13 Adams . . . O Riley . l9 V Washington . . 7 Riley . l8 Moosehart , 7 Riley . 26 Laporte . . . U Riley . 24 Michigan City , . 0 Riley . 13 Central , . . 7 Playoff: Riley . 6 Whiting . . . l2 O For the second time Within 5 years Coach Paul Kelly and his squad gave Riley the Football Championship of the Eastern Division of the Northern Indiana Conference. At the beginning of the season none of the so-called experts selected the Wildcats as potential champions. How- ever, from the start of practice the squad showed potential power, and thru fine coaching and hard Work on the part of the boys, the squad gave Riley its first undefeated year in football. Highlights of the season were victories over Washington and Central. Against the Panthers, the team The cheerleaders Gloria. Sandy. Vickie, Frances, and Beverly shake hands before the Fort Wayne game, wishing for a successful season. They got it. N 4 lst row, left to right: Austin, Vertesch. Rupel, Tatay, Poure, He-rsch, Munger, Spychalski, Cripe. Castleman. 2nd row: Coach Kodba, Delinski, Bauman, Hoffman, Bingamcm, Odusch. Vincek, Hawley, Nevelle, came back in the 2nd halt to Win l4-7 after Washington best game of it's season. Riley finally Won l3 to 7. had gone ahead 7-0 on a neat touchdown pass play. In the In the play off for the Conference Championship the team Central game Riley met a tired-up team that played the lost l2-6 to Whiting, holding a 6-O lead midway thru the 3rd Odusch closes in to make tackle on Redskin halfback. Riley won the opener. 28 to 0. Larrcxcuenta, Hanks, Head Coach Kelly. 3rd row: Coach Morrison, Coach Horvath, Kudlaty, Ycmdl, Foster, Iordcxn, Hitson, McIntyre, Stroup, Grossnickle, Miller, Ulrich, Walters, Wilmes, Webster. Brownbridge. quarter. Injuries to Nevelle cmd Odusch hurt the teams Championship and the state title. The score was 12-6. The chances and Whiting tied it up, 6-6. Thereafter Whiting team ran up a total score of 201 points in 10 games, While put on a spirited drive that carried them to the Conference holding their Opponents to 27. Austin is taken out on a neat block, but Bingciman comes in to stop North Side's Mossberg. Vincek skirts right end for a touch- down in the Elkhart game which Riley won 21 to 0. Washington's Captain. Matt Iackowiak shakes hands with Captain Bauman. Co-Captain Vincek looks on. Odusch Larracuenia Bauman Vincek Delinski Nevelle Bingaman Kudlaty Hawley Hoffman Castleman Austin Foster Grossnickle Wilmes K' b f': Miller Brownbridge Yandl Cripe Hanks The coaches relax after the season ends when Coach Kelly entertains them and the team in his home. Seated are Mr. Kov- atch, Mr. Morrison, Athletic Di- rector, Mr. Fetters, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Horvath, and Mr. Kodba. The bench waits anxiously for Odusch to kick point after first touchdown in the Adams game. Y , Ei , .,.,A .,.,. Ms: igfsibe iv W , 5 J W' 27 , gf rw-uf Hitson Mclntyre Walters Odusch goes for big gain in the Michigan City game, which Riley won 24 to 0. The team celebrates in the dressing room aiter the Michigan City game. played in the mud. identifiable are: Castleman, Hiison, Bauman, Nevelle, Coach Kelly, Odusch, Cripe, Austin, Yandl, cmd Hersch. BA KETBALL Coach Rzeszswski. cmd Head Coach Stewart look over the squad in early season practice. Coach Stewarts Varsity Basketball Team compiled a record of lO wins and ll losses in a season that had its ups and downs. They started the season with an impressive win over Glenn, in spite ot the loss ot lack Kudlaty who could not report because ot an injured knee received in iootball. No team worked harder than this one to gain success, and as the season progressed they always gave their followers something to cheer about. The team was well coached, and Coach Stewart tried various combinations to Dan Jones goes up for two points in the Adams game Before the Washington game in the Sectional, Coach Stewart tells the team how it can be won. They came through with the biggest upset of the tournament, winning 71 to 51. The Varsity Squad. Front row: Ron McElhenie, Dan Iones Louis Anderson lack Kudlaty Fred Odusch, Ron Pinter. Back row: Gale Acton, Dale Strodp Charles Kalwitz B111 Harris Dave Young put a running streak into the records but to no avail. As the Sectional approached the squad seemed to catch fire and they opened with a victory over Lakeville. Their second game was a smashing Victory over Washington, con- ference and city champs by a score ot 71-51. ln the next game they were eliminated by a tine Mishawaka team that captured the Sec- tional and Regional crowns and lost to North Side in the semi-finals. We pay tribute to Seniors, Fred Odusch, Dave Young, lack Kudlaty, Ron Mclilhenie and Marion Brown tor a job well done. lack Kudlaty was given the Kiwanis award, Ron McElhenie the Hi-Times award, and Fred Odusch the most valuable award. Dave Young was named Honorary Captain. Odusch takes a rebound in the Elkhart game. McElhenie Young Odusch Riley Glenn . . . . . 63 37 Froebel .... . . 57 47 Washington E. C. . . . 49 52 Attucks .... . . 61 76 Mishawaka . . . . 74 61 Washington S. B. . . . 59 71 Brazil ..... . . 57 78 Washington-Clay . . . 60 51 Plymouth .... . . 66 55 North Side F. W. . . . . 50 81 Laporte .... . . 67 72 Central . . . 64 80 Auburn . . . 72 65 Adams . . . 61 69 Elkhart . . . . . 50 56 Goshen .... . . 75 63 Hammond Clark . . . 62 57 Michigan City . . . . 71 77 Kudlaty Harris Acton Pinter Kalwitz Stroup Anderson Iones SECTIONAL Riley Lakeville . . 51 42 Washington . . 71 51 Walkerton . . 68 47 Mishawaka . . 53 70 But this time a rebound eludes Fred. 9th GRADE TEAM Front row. left to right: D. Herr R. Evard, L. Tooley, D, Gunn L. Severin, P. Wegner, I. Hor- vtth, G. Chrystler. Back row: Mgr. B. Vories, A Daugherty, N. McKillip, T. Ead- er, T. Spaulding. I. Campbell D. Kramer. R. Iennings, R. Hilde, D. Barnes, Mgr. N. Trost. Absent: C. Grundy, B. Unrue. B TEAM Standing: Dave Lerman, Dennis Reinke, Larry Neddo, Wayne Engle, Ierry Starrett, Eddie Pay- ton, Iim Ulrich. Seated: Larry Hopkins, Norman Baloun, Iohn Miller, Don Katoncr, Louie Yazich, Ed Morey, Don Wintrode, Lyle Robinson. 7th and 8th GRADE BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: I. Ler- man, M. Gantt, D. Hamish, K. Kindy, I. Tooley, L. Grieder, D. Gang, N. Garbacz, D. Rinehart, P. Grundy. Second row: D. Ienney, mgr., L. Riddle, H. West, I. Montgomery. S. Warren, I. Roper, I. Harvey, E. Horvath, T. Anderson, M. Boy- er, G. Ring, Coach. W1Vl1VllG wi' 5355 3, F' Standing: Richards, Koch, Bloom, Smith, Hands, Floden, Friend, Odusch. Kneeling: Beyer, Rogers, Nelson, Sisti, Fritz, Traeger. Galloway. Coach Fetters again gave Riley a strong swimming team. From a humble beginning three years ago, this team captured sixth in the state meet. They Won nine of their dual meets. RILEY Culver M. A. . . 17 58 Howe M. A, . . . 47 27 Burris CMunciel . , . 32 43 Valparaiso . . 46 28 Washington . . 57 18 Gary Froebel . . 57 8 Central . . . . 21 52 Whiting . . . 53 22 Horace Mann . . 38 37 Lew Wallace . 39 35 lohn Adams . . 41 33 Leporte . . . 42 31 City Meet .... . 62 CSecond Place? Conference Meet . . 32 Klfourth Place-D State Meet . , . 14 CSiXth Placel When this year's season closed Ron was awarded his third Varsity letter in Swimming. He placed fourth in the state meet in the 100 yd. breast stroke. ln the same event he won second place in the City Meet. Ron also swam on the medley relay team that captured 4th place in the State Meet. Ron Rogers TRACK Through hard Work, Coach Bob Smith has de- veloped Riley's track squads to be feared contend- ers in conference and state circles. Last spring the team captured third in the East-West Conference meet, and they Went on to place fourth in the state meet. Riley . . . 77W Washington Clay Riley .... . 70 New Carlisle . . Michigan City . . 57 Riley . . . . Riley .... . 66 Washington . Central . . 66 Riley . . . Riley . . .... 50W Hobart . . . Culver MA .... 37W Goshen Relays . . . . l2th Eastern Div. Conference . . 4th East-West Conference . . 3rd 20 Sectional ..... . Sth 20 Regional . . 4th 43 Iohn Abell state . 4th 84 Iohn will long be remembered as one of Riley's outstanding per- City . Znd formers. He captured the Conference and State Championship in both the high and low hurdles. lst row, left to right: Dale Coahran, Chuck Herman, lim Manuszak, Ernie Hoover, Roger Over- myer, Bill Manuszak, Louis Cass. Bill Thrasher, Doug Reid. Znd row: Ron Walling, Bill Niemann. Larry Hopkins, Roland Pearson, Iohn Cook, Marvin Trost, Bob Cherpes, Ed Morey, Iim Reynolds. 3rd row: Bob Kenyon, Dave Morris, Tony Sisti, Larry Gust, Richard Lewis, Don Curry, Fred Bird, Larry Pahl, Iohn Swartz, Ierry Day. 4th row: Charles Kalwitz, Ralph Williams, Roger Peters, Ierry Fry, Paul Castleman, Kenny Ford, Dick Schermier, Paul Pozil, Ray Fell, Iim Mahoney, Iohn Kraft. 5th row: Larry Nelson, Bob Koch, Lauren Cutner, Ierry Burkholder, Rodger McKee, Gene Sriver, Nick Dembinski, Ierry Swedeen, Iack Kudlaty, Dave Fritz, Don Feick. . 31 V2 . 39 . 52 . 43 . 43 . 49 teams teams teams teams teams teams teams Wm . V 0 K . ., Q CROSS COU TRY Standing: Iim Manuszak, Roland Pearson, Rodger McKee, Ray Fell, Ernest Hoover, Dave Car- penter, lim Talcott. Seated: Bill Manuszak, Ken Iackson, Iim Smith, Roger Overmyer, Ken Ford, Louis Cass, Bill Thrasher, David Fritz. Ri1ey's Conference Champions in Cross Country made an enviable record during the fall season. They captured 12 of their 14 dual meets and beat their arch-rival Mishawaka in a return meet, 24 to 33. Coach Smith has strong contenders returning next tall. LOW SCORE WINS Mishawaka . . 27 Riley . . . 30 Riley . . . . 15 Bremen . . . 47 Riley . . . 15 Central . . . 50 Riley . . . 15 Adams .... 5U Riley . . . . 21 New Carlisle . . 37 North Side . . 26 Riley . . . . 29 Riley . . . . 17 Elkhart . . 41 Riley . . . 2U Laporte .... 43 Riley . . . 23 Michigan City . 33 Riley . . . 17 Bremen .... 41 Riley . . . 15 Niles . . . . 46 Riley . . . 15 Goshen . . . 48 Riley . . . 24 Mishawaka . . 33 Riley . . . . 16 Culver MA . . 46 City Meet . . , 1st 3 teams competing Conference . . lst 21 teams competing Sectional . . 2nd 14 teams competing State . . . 9th 24 teams competing Roger Overmyer winning the cross country city cr consistent winner last fall. He graduates this missed next season. meet. Roger was Iune, and will be Roger Overmyer TENNIS Front row. kneeling: David Kramer. lStandingl, Danny Barnes, Coach Iohn Cooper. Back row, left to right: Art Veclotch, Bert Anson, Bill Maxwell, Forest Milbourn, lack Bergman Even though Coach Iohn Cooper's tennis squad failed to Win any of their matches, they played outstanding tennis. All of their matches but two were lost by one point. Art Veclotch i 5-'2a'zwll ' Riley . . Elkhart Riley . . Mishawaka Riley . . Michigan City Riley . . North Side Riley . . l..aPorte Riley . . Adams Riley . . Central Riley ..... Goshen Total won 0 Lost 8 Art Veclotch was an outstanding performer. In singles he won all his conference matches but two, losing only to Michigan City and LaPorte. In the doubles he teamed with Danny Barnes. They lost but two matches. The Golf Team, under the coaching of Ioseph Shafer, ended their 1954 season with 3 Wins, 6 losses and 2 ties. With most of the team returning, prospects look bright for one of the best records in recent years. Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley Riley . . . 3 . . . 7V2 . Sl: . . . QV2 . . . lVz . 5 . 8Vz . Blk . 6 . U . . . . 7Vz 3 Wins, S Los Laporte . Adams . Central . . . . Michigan City Mishawaka Laporte . Adams . Plymouth . Central . Mishawaka . Michigan City ses, 2 Ties l2 7Vz llV2 SW l3V2 lU 6Vz SV2 9 l5 7Vz GOLF Ed Swanson Captain Ed Swanson will make an ideal leader for this year's squad. Eddie learned his golf on the Studebaker course. He im- proved year alter year and last summer captured the Iunior City Championship irom a field of 200 boys. Left to right: Doug Abrams, lim Nelson, Capt. Ed Swanson, Iohn Huckins, lay Huckins, Bob Walters, Budd Zessinger, Don Carroll. BA EBALL lst row, left to right: Don Wintrode, Louis Anderson, Iohn Nevelle, Fred Odusch, Bill Hawley, Dave Young, Iohn Becker. 2nd row: Asst. Coach Rzezewski, Gale Acton, Ronnie Barson, George Medich, Dale Stastney, Don Coar, Don Roush, Coach Kelly. 3rd row: Dave Lerman. Dick Strow- zewski, Dale Stroup, lack Hanks, Dick Fletcher. Ray Stout, Carl Yordcmich. Gary Kirkley. BASEBALL SEASON l954 Riley Adams lcl Riley lU .... si. Ioseph 5 RQGY Laporte lcl Riley 4 . . M1eheweke 1 RTIGY Central lcl Riley 2 . . Adams 4 RUBY WCHSCFW Riley 10 . . Central 1 RTIQY Washmgfon lcl Riley 4 . . Washington 2 Rf1eY Gfeefle - Riley 3 . . Michigan City Ccl 0 R11eY Mlchlgcm CNY lcl Riley 2 . . Mishawaka lcl 3 RHSY Culver Riley 6 . . Niles ll BUSY Central Riley 16 . . Washington fcl 2 BUSY Mishawaka lCl Riley 5 . . Elkhart lcll Riley Eikhefi cel Riley 8 . . St. loseph U Riley Benton Harbor This lineup carried the best batting average in the conference. Left to right: Kirkley, Medich Stastney, Nevelle, Odusch, Young, Hawley and Stout. UNDERCLASSMEN 7ih and 8th GRADES FRESHMEN I 1 , Y: A L-1 S ii X N W 7th 81 Sth GR DES Room 114 First row: P. Simon, C. Iones, R. De- Iamett, A. Horan, Arthur Horan, M. Hayes, I. Hodgetts, R. Gordon. Second row: P. Hargrove, Moncis Dreib elbis, I. Daffinee, D. Iaworski, P. Fisher, Third row: L. Gautt, S. Hite, P. Durring- er, B. Skelton. Top row: P. Hayes, R. Bailey, C Eaton, I. Heeter. Sitting on ledge: T. Ellison, M. Iack son, T. Fry, I. Hoffer, E. Heavner. Room 217 First row: C. Libey, B. Walters, I. Weiss, D. Collier. Second row: S. Wolves, C. Konald, M. Crawley, C. Mikel, M. Hesser, P. Hipskind. Third row: D. Morris, R. Antonelli, S. Newhart, N. Fanning, E. Coles. D. Whitinger. Top row: T. Frantz, B. Cashman, D. Singleton. Sitting on ledge: I. Thigpen, D. Meil- ner, T. Iewell, I. Cummins, A. Single- ton, G. Chapman. Room 313 First row: B. Peli, B. Simmons, W. Lamberson, A. Plaia, K. Thomas, I. Parrott, S. Boyer, 1. Wood. Second row: S. Therrian, M. Shell- house, B. Rupd, E. Van De Walle, C. Simmons, S. Searloss. Third row: A. Shirk, L. Yeich, N. Ranschert, N. Snyder, V. Woods. Top row: S. Thrasher, W. Stroup, D. Stratton, M. Swartz, E. Williams, R. Stites. Sitting on ledge: I. Mellender, R. Stone, T. Wrasse, E. Sego, W. Stiffler. Room 321 First row: G. McBride, B. Nelson, I Larracuenta. E. Marshall, I. Lugar, M. Maeyens. P. Nemeth, I. Mangun. Second row: S. Kint, M. Martens, M. Iohnston, M. Moe, S. Lindbergh. Third row: I. McEndarfer, S. Lanning, T. Wygant, M. Birnstill, S. Norris. Top row: L. Marasz, D. Payton, S. Linn B. Keiser, M. Parks. Sitting on ledge: F. Kuzmits. K. Nel- son. D. Miller, M. Nolan, B. Lyrberg, N. Lamberson, R. Nighius. Room 109 First row: I. Thomas, E. Pulliam, S. Berebitsky, I. Crothers, K. Bishop, N. I. Benedict, N. Barber, N. Cossman. Second row: D. Bognar, L. Allen, M. Berebitsky, C. Abbott, I. Baichley, M. Craven. Third row: K. Heflner, S. Curtis. K. Cavallo, I. DeWinne, M. L. Colly. Fourth row: L. Skaggs, D. Bickel, I. Ballinger. Sitting on ledge: T. Augustine, D. Cliz- be, R. Brooks, B. Brugh, E. Beebe, A. Burke. Room 202 First row: G. Tolle, T. Lytle, R. Knis- ley, T. Miitler, D. Rodch. S. Pearson. I. Le Ieune, K. Barber. Second row: B. Freund, I. Beyer, I. Million, P. Ratkdy, P. Reynolds. M. Petkovich, D. Nelson, S. Cofirnan. Third row: D. Wagner, I. Leipold, C. Richards, D. Miller. K. Behrenbrook, G. Chapman, S. Rosenquist. Top row: M. Montague, D. Schermer- horn, C. Iones, R. Iohnson. B. Kroll, T. Bone, C. Keiser, E. Kalwitz. Room 306 First row: P. Trost, S. Stahly, I. Van Pamel, C. Rupert, S. Schrader, P. Smith, T. Weller. Second row: P. Simon, I. Semprini, D. Stroup, L. Rogers, K. Shidler, M. Walk- er, C. Douneys. Third row: I. Whitaker, E. Workman, M. Thrasher, P. Mikel, B. Mikel, B. Rickel, D. Strickaland, P. Sweeney. Top row: I. Hodgetts, E. Lehman, D. Rushlow, D. Walters, N. Stitzel, K. Sahli. B. Rupert. Room 106 First row: D. Lovitt, B. Hesler, I. Kop- ecki, L. Land, M. Fritz, B. Galloway, T. Key. Second row: P. McKee, I. Goede, K, Hock, S. Shosker. Third row: A. Murray, B. Orr, R. Naf- rady, N. Snyder. Top row: S. Kramer, D. Luther, B. Kish Sitting on ledge: I. Murray, I. Tooley, L. Grieder, W. Gosc. Room 100 First row: I. Chandler, R. Black, I. Clark, M. Fish, R. Huffman, C. Gerard, L. Howard. Second row: R. Finn, T. Bliler, S. Betta, I. Black, L. Chapman, N. Crawford, L. Grubbs. Third row: R. Bucher, C. Burger, B. Hullinger, K. Cavello, S. Kint, D. Foy. Room 122 First row: I. Hamilton, I. Yarbrough, I. Heygart, M. Pursley, I. Warner, L. St. Germain. Second row: R. Schmok, D. Wier, D. Shriver, C. Musselman. Third row: M. I. Yates, D. Snyder, I. Puhl, D. Peterson. Fourth row: B. Sipe, D. Wilmes. Fifth row: I. Smith, D. Kleitz. Sitting on ledge: C. Tatay, T. Sult. L. Sianiield, G. Peters, B. Heavner. Room 214 First row: F. Brender, B. Asbury, C. Heacox, G. Black, I. Stebbins, M. Cra- bill, P. Borr. Second row: D. Collins, V. Ivarson, P. Erler, C. Denny, L. Smith, S. Banli, I. Butler. Third row: S. Wert, I. Singleton, M. K. Fisher, F. Fairchild, N. Secrist, D. Gapski, S. Fackson, T. Chapman. Room 201 First row: I. Burkhart, I. Lundberg, D. Kring, M. Moore, D. Ienney, C. Woso- ski, C. Stiles, I. Horvath. Second row: I. Burkhart, I. Ziegler. V. Liechty, B. Foster, D. Robinson, I. Uld- in, M. Fevey, C. Schille. Third row: S. Anson, I. Iarvis, N. Mc- Cann, I.. Dwyer, N. RolH, M. Yazich, A. Klosindki, B. Murch, R. Strasser. Room 307 First row: M. I. Iester, B. Woolnerton, M. Roose. I. Ritter, T. Ray. I. Snyder, P. Radican, D. Schrader, D. Rinehart. Second row: S. Rupert, L. Warren, I. Swanson, D. Watson, I. Saal, L. Walz, A. Pustay, I. Sweeney, I. Reader, I. Holdren, I. Forslund. Third row: A. Samuels, I. Wadsworth, N. Sokol, L. Ulrich, C. Swartz, T. Sisk, B. Prater, D. Howell, B. Smith. Room 305 First row: K. Kindy, L. Kirkley, L. Pollock, I. Hopkins, V. Neafus, I. Knis- ley, S. Brumley, B. Hostetler, Louis Miller, R. Wagner. Second row: B. Hosinski, I. Postle, S. Nesbitt, P. Pollock, M. Morris, M. Pet- ill, S. Lenyo, A. Perry, I. Elder, M. Sargent. Third row: R. Maurer, L. Iohnson, R. Moore, K. Immel, P. Wood, M. Meiss- ner, I. Place, K. Kottlowski, B. Hur- wich, S. Warren, G. Stickler. Room 219 First row: P. Gergathy, I. Haufert, T. Baughman, R. Newman, R. Elliott, I. Lerman, I. Fischoit. Second row: I. Walters, S. Schrist, S. Yoder, P. Newcomer, N. Evans, I. Epperson, I. Rickel, P. Markurth, C. Frepan. Back row: A. Shapiro, M, Shapiro, I. Sego, B. Greene, E. Horvath, R. Walt- ers, C. Drout, P. Hester, B. Claxton. Room 106 First row: F. Boyer, B. Lingertelt, S. Shaw, T. Klinger, P. Clark, I. Lindale, I. Parker, C. Bricker. Second row: P. Craiord, M. A. Roose, I. Duzan, D. Hail, F. Iulian, N. Garl- eacz, B. Phillipson, T. Kostielny. Third row: M. Gilbert, C. Kujawski, B. Maggase, L. Shrader, D. Chapman, I. Donathan, T. Hoover, I. Montgomery. Top row: C. Howse, K. Kruggel, M. Pease, L. Riddle, T. Walden, T. Cook, R. Williams. Room 117 First row: O. Acres. C. Ballard, D. Balycat, N. Gregary, B. Geminder, G. Radanovich, M. Delich, M. Gantt, I. Gilpin, R. Blain, F. Gofteney. Second row: F. Reid. M. Clark, D. Bickel. K. LaPekia, I. Norris, B. Cooley, B. Bernhardy, I. Edwards, D. Dichey, P. Hurst, P. Corner. Top row: I. Colbert, I. Hahl, E. March, I. Rice, L. Karne, T. Anderson, I. Har- vey, B. Goodwin, B. Fish, D. Gang, P. Gurndy. FRE HME The Freshman Class chose these mem- bers to guide them through their iirst year of high school. Seated: Terry O'Neill, treasurtr, Tanna Hessler, vice- president, Arnie Goldberg, president. Sheryl Bowers, secretary. Standing is Diane Thornton, asst. social chairman, and Dave Gunn, social chairman. .f X vw 52' 'Q' ' I Aw ..,,,.5:.:,:- . iw ,. . .Q-jf: ...I .wg xy. I' ,,,- 1 -asia: K . ax Q , J . Lan. gm ,,,v . r --.-- -:..,,:E:E r as iff: -rv I M, L. Andrews, A. Amerpohl, D. Arick E. Auer, S. Baird, M. Balasa, F. Barn hart, D. Barnes. S. Barnes, D. Baumgartner, B. Bedwell, C. Bell, W. Bloom, R. Bohan, B. Bok- ory. S. Bon Durant. K. Bone, I. Botkins, S. Bowers, P. 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Roberts. G. Roper, P. Ruch, B. Rupel, S. Rupert, L. Rupley, R. Ruse, D. Rutherford, H Sandson. S. Sargent, D. Schwepler, D. Schroed- er, C. Schultheis, E. Sclamberg, P. Scoggs, W. Secrist, K. Selby. I. Semprini, B. Shaier, I. Sharrer, B. Schaull, H. Sessom, S. Shearar, S. Shields, B. Silberman. S. Simmons, C. Sipocz, P. Skaggs, I. Slott, B. Smith, B. Smith, I. Smith, N. Smith. E. Snyder, H. Zusmzn, R. Ziegelmaier T. Spaulding, B. Stanfield, I. Stewart, B. Stiftler, D. Stratton. 1 1 E. Stump, S. Styles, W. Swem, D Swihart, M. Szedely, G. Szoke, M Tatay. I. Tedrow. I. Terhune, M. Tezich. D. Thompson H. Thompson, R. Thompson, D. Thorn- ton, L. Tooley, F. Toth. N. Trost, H. Troyer, C. VanGoey, M. VanMeter, M. VanS1eet, I. Uvardy, S. Vida, B. Unrue. S. Vogler. B. Voreis, M. Wach, D. Walters. P. Wegner, H. West, I. White- man, B. Whitinger. C. Brown, N. Wiebusch, D. Wieger, F. Wier, G. Wier, D. Weist, L. Wilson, A. Winrott. C. Winlher. C. Witucki, C. Wolf, I Woods, A. Wright, L. Yoder, S. Young, L. Zeiger. 0PHO 0RE . . I I S l i 5 .:1:--:- ..1 '... :- - -1-2 5 vi., X., X '34 :', s ::- ' 3 , 'I . . ' .,...,,,., , x l V, ' ,. M :::--- - . . if f I ..,. 'SEE' Q - 1 5, ' ' .-,. :.. . ' W ,K f '- ... 2 ..::- I ,--- 'S '.A..- 1 I zz, . '-'. .. W ..... ji ': ' ...,.,A M -'-' . 1 I ? 4. . . . oo 'C as-f Czzz : ' t .,., I - , I . Q 1 ' 2-, ': ' ' ,. - :IQ K: . 1 p , XJR .,: 5. Smiling cmd capable officers were selected by the Sophomore Class. Seated are: Diane Fitch, secre- tary, Bonnie Feltle, social chairman, Ianice Arrick, treasurer, George Friend, president. Standing is Bob Ray, vice president. fx n 2 see' 'ET' Q if .:f . Q 1 gf :,,: 5, Q M ., ...M 1 f ...We . B wx ' ,ll 5 aw . .. Q- .- as Q f iw ' .. ' W , ..... . . . 'hw ., .,,.,.,.,.,., -1... 1 X W, Q... 4 S. Acheson, I. Anderson, M. Anderson M. Andrews, I. Antonelli, I. Arick, I Asbury, L. Austin. M. Austin, K. Badgley, R. Baichley, C Baker, I. Baldoni, F. Balint, W. Bal lard, N. Baloun. B. Barnes, M. Bass, N. Batchelor. R. Bates. D. Bauman, B. Beck, B. Beck- man, M. Bemis. I. Berkheiser, T. Beyer, M. Billisitz, I. Bintinger, G. Black, P. Blackburn, S. Blackburn, P. Bloom. T. Bloom, R. Boggs, I. Bohs, P. Bour, I. Boxwell, I. Bradbury, S. Brandley, B. Brown. I. Budney, B. Buntman, I. Burkholder, G. Burger, A. Burlington, D. Burns, D. Carpenter, L. Cass. W. Carter. K. Carr, D. Cave. M. Cerp- es, I. Cerpes, L. Chester, P. Ciesiolka, T. Cionek. B. Cira, D. Clark, W. Clark, E. Coff- man, B. Cooper. R. Crowe, I. Curtis, L. Cutner. V. Darrow, C. Davis, B. Davis, B. Dem- mon, T. Delinski, G. Dickson, I. Dorow. B. Drake. P. Driggs, T. Duniee, B. Dye. B. Eber- sole, G. Edison, I. Ehrich, P. Eldridge, G. Elliott. M. Elliott, B. Ellis, W. Engle, D. Evane, C. Everett, I. Fairchild, B. Farkas, M. Farlow. K.. Farnsworth, Bonnie Fettel. Bruce Fettel, E. Fields, G. Fischbacher, D. Fitch, I. Fitterling, D. Floden. I. Forsythe, C. Frick, D. Freel, G Friend, L. Gaba, E. Gaiiigcxn, E. Gall- oway, R. Galloway. I. Garlit, A. Gentry, M. Gerard, I Gilpin, P. Goffeney, A. Goldberg. I Goodwin. M. Greenwood. D. Greene, O. Gusick, D. Harreld, L Hatfield. I. Hartman. S. Heater, I Herczeg. G. Heminqer. I. Hesler. T. Hesler, B. Hobgood, K Hock, B. Hoffman, R. Holderman. L Holdren, I. Huckins. I. Hughes, N. Ivins, I. Iohnson, I Iohnston, R. Keller, L. Kenyon, M Keres, R. Ierska. T. Kilmer, I. Kimbol, T. Kingery, I Kinyon, R. Kirkey, B. Koch, S. Koc zan, D. Kollar. E. Koontz, C. Koski. I. Kouts. M. Labis S. La Bonte, I. La Copo, G. La Crosse T. Losure. C. Lauchner, R. Lee, D. Lerman, S Lewis, D. Lippelt. F. Lukavich, I. Mad den, V. Mahoney. L. Malling. I. Manuszak. V. Marshall D. McCay, R. McCall, S. McCormick, I. McCracken, R. McCracken. M. Mercer, G. Meszaros. E. Mikel, B Miller, I. Miller, M. Minor, G. Monus P. Montgomery. C. Moore, D. Morris. P. Murray, F Nagy, I. Nash, L. Neddo. W. Neiman, K. Neiswender. P. Nelson, I. Newhard, I. Nyhuis, N. Olinger, M. O'Nei1l. S. Parks, E. Pay- ton, M. 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I M 1 -: V I .J fg I .:i:a::, ,.... 1 , N51 I If ..:: X A i U- ,I -Azz - I . , 1 A , I '12f- A .,,,,. :: . Ni x ,.,,:. K A .EI 1 K . , r . .... . . . . . .:., . ww 2 ff- :: ' QS! E' 'nz ':: I iw ' ' . A A I I - if 'TY' . ' ' ..,, My .::: . .. , , A x gf . yi :S Q . 1 .v. f '. . L ,A ,, 3. g- P. f . A L2 I -':: .. W. . I .- . 'ev we r ' ' . Sir . I -- . W 2 f we Z AAAA E '2: .. ,.,: E .,,. . 'iPEf:..:,.'H' , W... ,,:., A '3 V A ' - . f X Q. 1.5 A 1 5 ' I we . ,,., : .5 ft I ' Q A... . . :I-f.:5E.e... f ' ff. I ' 'E Kim .av :': , :Fi . . X . ' H if .,.:., . I' . ,:, - I N4 Q- fI'?I , .i4' I W ff. ik ! I G. Pierce, C. Porte, L. Porter. T. Pot ter, D. Priebe, D. Puterbaugh, B. Ray P. Reasor. K. Reid, I. Reiff. D. Reinke, D. Rendall I. Reynolds, I. Rhodes, P. Rhodes, D Richards. E. Riffel. I. Robinson, L. Robinson, D. Rodgers, P. Roelke, S. Rogenski, I. Rosenquist, I. Rushlow. T. Rutherford. E. Rutkowski, D. Sailor. D. Schroeder, D. Sellenberg. L. Sev- erin, E. Shankland, B. Shinneman. I. Shinneman. M. Siddell, I. Skiles, G. Smith, L. Smith. P. Smith. T. Smith. H. Smurr. M. Snyder, S. Snyder, I. Sobierski, I. Stachowski, I. Starrett, F. Stewart. I. Stonecipher, D. Strauser. S. Sullivan, S. Sult, C. Talcott, K. Tate, I. Thomas. B. Thrasher, I. Tirrell, A. Torok. I. Tully, B. Ullery. D. Vogler, I. Waldo, R. Walling. C. Wallis, A. Weaver, N. Weaver. A. Weiss, G. Welter, I. Wert, D. Wherlly, A. Whitcomb, R. Williams. R. Williams, I. Willis. L. Wilson, R. Wingett, V. Woodcox. I. Workman, I. Yates, I. Zawierucha, E. Zimmer. JU IOR The most wonderful night for the Juniors was the night of the Junior Prom- Under Paris Skies. Reign- ing over the events of the evening were, from left to right: Nancy Riggs, Char- lene Rollins, Janet Whit- mer, Pearl Cerpes, Princess, Loretta Stante, and Sandy Loviso. After their election, the for their picture. The treasurer, Pearl Cerpes, Iunior Class officers posed class voted Bill Hawley. secretary. Kay Anderson, social chairman, Ray Webster, president. Mike ni. Bingamcm, vice preside .nun 1.-e 45 2.5 Njifj, A, Gale Acton. Pat Allen. Kay Anderson, Louie Anderson, Mary Anderson, Shir- ley Andrews. Bert Anson. Sharron Armey, Dale Arpasi, Donella Bair, Barbara Baird, Ann Baker, And- rew Balasa, Richard Barkley. Renata Beghtel, Ronnie Berebitsky, Eu- gene Bianco, Mike Bingaman, Gene Blackburn, Fred Bockover, Tom Bohan. Betty Bonk, Carolyn Bork, Sue Boyer, Ruth Brothers, Marlene Byers, Carol Caletri. Kay Carlin. Don Carroll, Ken Carter, Fred Caspari, Sally Casper, Pearl Cerpes, Norma Chavous, Martha Chenoweth. Robert Cherpes, Mary Ann Chick, Dale Coahran, Sharon Cohee. Carolyn Col- lier, Antonette Costello, Darlene Cripe. Pat Currie, Carolyn Davis, Jerry Day, Sharon DeFreeuw, Mahala De Iarnatt, Ioan Dille. Bob Divine. Dee Ann Doub, Carl Drawert, Darrell Dye, Carol Elick, Billy Evard, Dennis Everett, Mary Ann Feirrell, Bob Feiser, Tonna Ference, Davie Fix- ler, Carroll Forester, Beverly Forsythe, Delos Foster. Ronald Foulkes. Donald Fox, Sammy Lou Frame, Ra- mona Franklin, Linda Frederick, Linda Lou Freese, Marlene Frick, Dave Fritz. Iudine Fultz. Tom Gardner, Nancy Gas- away, Anita Gerwig, Ernest Geske, Barbara Gibson. Ianet Gilchrist. Margaret Gillett, Phyllis Gosc, Don Grannan, Sarajane Greene, Kloral Grossnickle, Nora Grossnickle, William Gushwa. Georgia Hahn, David Hands, William Harris, Bill Hartman, Ierry Hartman. Mary Hawblitzel, William Hawley. Sandra Heeter, Charles Herman, Fran Hillegas, Sue Hillring, Mike Hoffman, Phyllis Holmes, Peter Holmgren. Larry Hopkins, Pat Hopkins, Bill Hor- vath, George Horvath, Shirley How- ard, Wayne Huffman, Alan Huber. lay Huckins, Carolyn Hummer, Mickey Humphrey, Patt Humphrey, Ken lack- son, Carolyn Ioseph, Phyllis Johnson. Ioyce Iordan, Ralph Jordan, Don Ka- tona, Iames Ketchen, Sharon Kint, Iud- ith Kinyon, Rose Kizinger. Don Kollar, Carolyn Koski, George Kan- ofl, Bonnie Krall, Kathy Krauser, Mer- wyn Krienke, Sharon Kronewiiter. Lewis Kropfi, Charles Kalwilz, Carole Land, Cheryl Le Iuene, Ion Leopold, Richard Lewis, Noreen Lindale. Ierry Long, Sandy Lovisa, Tom Malott, Roger Manges, Mary Mangus. Melvin Marcedes, Ronald Martin. Hubert Mattern, Bill Maxwell, Myrna McBride, Iohn Mclntrye, Rodger McKee, Nancy Mendel, Dennis Mikel. Connie Montague, Ed Morey. Vicki Moore, Frances Morris, Helen Morris, Ken Moser. Edward Moyer. Patrick Murray, Charles Nelson, Iames Nelson, Io Ann Nelson, Donald Nem- eth, Marilyn Nixon, Barbara Nyikos. Nancy Olmstead, Dennis Orosz, Pat Os- borne, Sharon Otstot, Larry Paege, Iulia Papp, Dave Parks. Pat Pate, Darlene Peo, Bill Phebus, Ron Pinter, Merrily Plowman, Gloria Porter, Wilda Potter. lim Poure, Paul Pozil, Ianet Priddy, David Raines, Karen Rasp, Marcia Reader, Truman Reinoell. Steve Reygaert. Nancy Riggs, Charles Roberts, Iudie Roberts, Linda Robin- son, Yvonne Robinson, Eugene Rogers. Ron Rogers. Sharlene Rollins, Barry Rupel, Claudia Sailor, Paul Saros. Shir- ley Sclamberg. Ronette Scheiman, Richard Schermier, Kathleen Schilling, Ley Schulthies, Iim Schwind, Rodney Seaiert, Barbara Selby, Mary Io Sego. Pat Shamory, Timm Siegler, Delores Sills, Ierry Simmons. Sally Simmons. Tony Sisti, Gloria Smith. Harry Smith, lim Smith, Iune Smith, Sylvia Smith, Alfred Snyder, Bill R. Spencer. Sue Spitler. Ronnie Spychalski, Ioyce Stanley, Lor- etta Stante. Ierry Starrett, Anthony Stines, Phil Steele, Cynthia Stein. Sharon Stein. Robert Stewart, Sandra Straub, Dale Stroup, Carol Strykul, Ed Sutherlin, Iohn Swartz. Betty Sue Snyder, Iim Talcott, William Taty, Roberta Terry, Norman Traeg- er. Marilyn Trost, Iack Troyer. Iohn Tuttle, Iohn Underhill, Ioan Van De Voorde, Harold Vargo, Arthur Vec- lotch, Mary Ann Vida, Richard Viduka. Rita Vitale. Ioan Vogelsang, Glenice Von Baden, Connie Wallace. Iohn Watts, Ray Webster. Noreen Weesner. Dennis Weesner. Randy Wellington, Lestene West. Nancy Io White, Paul White, Shirley Whitman. Ianet Whit- mer. M. Williams, Maryell Winther. Don Wintrode, Ronald Wonisch, P. Wygant, L. Yazich, Budd Zesinger. Mark Zimmer, Norma Zimmer, Matthew Zonick. ' we : Q fa? vs F-'l X ' .-fi y v 'hm an iz A-ff .. gr ,EE W H in : :::, 'X V ..,. Z2-M, .1 ....... ,,... ': ...,, 'E .reset , - X: Q X M QW-sv THE SENl0R CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Marty Boggs, Social Chairman: Helen Medich, Treasurer: Don Priebe. President: Karen Miller Secretary: and Gilbert Stein, Vice President. CLASS SPONSORS MR. WEBB MR. HORN MR. KODBA MR. MARTIN Class Sponsor MR. MARSH MISS MITCHELL MISS MURPHY MISS NOBLE DOUGLAS ABRAMS-Majors: Math, lndustrial Arts. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Golf. Award: Letter. Plans: Undecided. ,, ,, MY FRIEND JAMES SHEFFER AINSWORTH-Majors: History, Science. Minor: Industrial Arts. Activities: Homeroom Officer, Hi- Times, Hi-Y. Award: Cub Reporter Pin. Plans: College N . or OW HGIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLSU MARION ALFORD-Majors: History, Business. Minor: Home Economics. Activities: Homeroom Officer. Award: Schol- arship Pin. Plans: Work and Marriage. AIN'T SHE SWEEIJ, ORVESTOR AUSTIN-Majors: History, Shop. Minor: Math. Activities: Varsity Football, Basketball. Award: B Team Award. Plans: Service. HSIMPLY SWELL!! BETTY ANN BALINT-Major: Social Studies. Minors: Sci- ence, Latin, Math. Activities: Glee Club, Dramatics, Lat- in Club. Plans: Holy Cross Nursing School. A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN Carrying on an annual cus- tom, the Senior girls wore their red bows to school the day Christmas vacation be- gan. JO ANN BALOUGH-Majors: Latin, Language, Math, Social Studies, Business. Activities: Glee Club, Fr. Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club Officer, Hi-Times, Drama Club, Booster Club, G.A.A. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. 'LGREAT EXPECTATIONSH BARBARA JEAN BASTY-Majors: History, Business. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: French Club Treasurer, Hi- Times, Booster Club, Drama Club. Plans: College. 'KBABY-DOLL MAX BAUMAN-Major: Science. Minors: Mech. Drawing, Math, German, History. Activities: Football, Student Council Officer, Soph. Pres., Jr. V.P. Awards: Varsity Sweater, Student Council Pin, Certificate of Merit, Schol- arship Pins. HNATURE BOYH CLARK RICHARD BAVIN-Major: Math. Minors: French, So- cial Studies, Science. Activities: Baseball, Hi-Times. Plans: College. HHAPPY GO LUCKY!! JOHN MERLAND BECKER-Majors: Shop, History. Minor: Math. Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball. Awards. Football, Basketball, Baseball. Plans: Service or College. ULIVING DOLLH Not to be outdone by the girls, the Senior boys came all dressed up with red ties and Suspenders. NEIL E. BECKWITH-Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies Minor: Language. Activities: Latin Club, Tennis. Plans College. HGEE, BUT YOU,RE SWELLH THOMAS K. BENNETT-Majors: Math,lSocial Studies. Min or: Shop. Plans: College or Work. HALL IN FUND ROBERT BEREBITSKY-Majors: Social Studies, Math. Minors German, Science. Activities: Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet, Baseball, Track, Booster Club, Hi-Y Treas. Awards Baseball, Track. Plans: Architecture. HIMAGINATIONU JACK E. BERGMAN-Majors: Science, lndustrial Arts. Min- ors: Math, Social Studies. Activities: Tennis, Hi-Times Hoosier Poet. Plans: Purdue, HJUST LIKE A MANU BEVERLY JUNE BETZ-Majors: Science, History. Minor: Lan- guage. Activities: Cheerleader, Jr. Class Secretary, Stu- dent Council, Booster Club. Plans: Nurses Training. HFRIENDLY CALM 1 LORENE JOYCE BILLIS-Major: Home Economics. Minors: Business, Social Studies. Plans: Indiana University. t'ALwAYs REMEMBER!! THOMAS PAUL BINTINGER-Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minor: Spanish. Activities: Student Council, Debate, Glee Club, Jr. Kiwanian. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Schol- arship Pins, Algebra Award. Plans: College. 4'HE's A FRIEND OF MINEU FRED BIRD-Major: Industrial Arts. Minors: History, lndus- trial Arts. Activities: Track, Cross-Country, Hi-Y. Award: Jr. Award in Track. Plans: Car Modeler. HA MERRY LIFE!! WARNER BLACKBURN-Major: Business. Minors: Shop, History. Plans: College. HTHERE,S ALWAYS SOMEONE you CAN,T FORGETU TERRY BLOOM-Major: Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, History. Plans: Business. UNICE T0 KNOWN MARTHA RAE BOGGS-Majors: Art, History. Minors: Math, Science, Spanish. Activities: Soph. Class Sec'y, Sr. Class Soc. Ch., Co-Edi- tor and Art Editor of Hoosier Poet, Drama Club, Glee Club, Hi- Times, Spanish Club Officer, H.R. Officer, Booster Club, J. A., F.T.A. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pin. Plans: Michigan State College. UHAPPY TALKU JOYCELYN CLAIRE BOTOS-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Min- or: Social Studies. Plans: Work. FA1THFUL MARION 0. BROWN-Major: Machine Shop. Minors: Mechanical Drawing, Math, History. Activities: Basketball. Award: Basket- ball. Plans: Work. UYOU ARE MY LUCKY STAR, GORDON R. BROWNBRIDGE-Majors: History, Shop. Minor: Math. Activities: Football, Band. Award: Football. Plans: College. HTHE QUIET MANU ETHEL S. BUNTMAN-Major: Latin. Minors: History, Math. Activi- ties: Student Council, Latin Club, H.R. Officer, Drama Club, Boos- ter Club Treasurer, Hi-Times, Freshman Class Sec'y. Awards: Cer- tificate of Merit. Plans: University of Michigan. HALL DRESSED UP TO SMILEH ROY BURLINGTON-Majors Mech. Drawing, Math, Science. Minor: History. Activities: Hi-Y, V-P Soph. Class, Pres. Jr. Class, H.R. Officer. Plans: College. HALL FOR THE LOVE OF A GIRL , MARGARET ANN CARDER4Majors: Business, Science. Minors: His- tory, Latin. Activities: Student Council, Latin Club, Co-Editor of Hoosier Poet and Underclassmen Editor, F.T.A., Booster Club, Jr. Roundtable, H.R. Officer. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit, Student Council Award. Plans: Ball State. HPRETTY-EYED BABYH NANCY CARPENTER-Major: Art. Minors: Art, Math, History. A- wards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: Art School. HSLIGHTLY MORE THAN WONDERFULU SUZANNE CARPENTER-Major: Home Economics. Minors: Social Stu- dies, Science, Business. Plans: Work. HSOMEONE LIKE YOU!! PAUL CASTLEMAN-Majors: Social Studies, Machine Shop, Mechani- cal Drawing. Minor: Math. Activities: Track, Football. Awards: Football, Track. Plans: Service. ffI'vE NO USE FOR THE WOMENU JOHN CHURCHILL-Major: Math. Minors: Social Studies, Music. Plans: Undecided. UGETTING TO KNOW YOUH MARGERY ROSE CIRA-Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Art, History. Activities: Junior Achievement, Drama Club, Glee Club. Plans. College. MIF THERE IS SOMEONE WHO IS LOVLIER THAN YOUU BONNIE LOU CLARK-Major: Art. Minors: Social Studies, Business. Activities: Hoosier Poet. Plans: Work. HALWAYS YOUH MARILYN JEAN CLARK-Majors: Social Studies, Business. Minors: History, Science, Spanish. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Boos- ter Club, Student Council, Spanish Club. Awards: Student Council. Plans: Nurse's Training. MA PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODYH MARLENE CLARK-Major: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Home Economics. Plans: Work. 'CEVERTRUE EVERMOREU RICHARD LEON CLAUDON-Majors: Science, Social Studies, Math. Minor: Latin. Activities: Glee Club, Basketball, Hi-Y. Plans: Service or Purdue. CONTENTED CLOYDE FRANCIS COFFMAN-Majors: Band, Shop. Minors: German, Social Studies. Activities: Band Officer, Student Council Officer. Awards: Band, Basketball, Football. Plans: lndiana. HMAN WITH A HORNH SANDRA COLLIER-Majors: Science, Math, History, Music. Minor: Latin. Activities: Band. Plans: lndiana University. HMY PRETTY GIRLH RICHARD COUGHENOUR-Majors: Shop, Math. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Homeroom Officer. Award: Junior Band. Plans: School. UTHE SHEIKH ROGER L. CRIPE-Major: Shop. Minors: Math, Science, History. Ac- tivities: Hoosier Poet, Hi-Times, Football. Award: Football. Plans: Purdue. HBE MY LIFE,S COMPANIONH SUE CRUTCHFIELD-Major: Business. Minor: Social Studies. Plans: Secretary. HBEAUTIFUL DREAMERN SHELBY JEAN CURTIS-Major: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Art. Activities: Booster Club, Drama Club. Plans: College. HALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOOH PHYLLIS IRENE DARROW-Major: History. Minors: Spanish, Business. Activities: Junior Prom Court, Hi-Times, Booster Club, Drama Club, Spanish Club, H.R. Officer. Plans: College. HBUT BEAUTI1-'ULU N. MARLENE DAVIS--Major: Business. Minors: Language, Home Ec- onomics, Social Studies, Math. Activities: Student Council, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Latin Club. Plans: Work. 'ABECAUSE YOU,RE YOUH t ... , , DUANE DE PAEPE-Major: Math. Minors: Spanish, Biology. Activities: Library Staff. Plans: College. USOMETIMES I'M HAPPY!! ROBERT DE VOLDER-Major: Machine Shop. Minors: His- tory, Wood Shop. Plans: Grinder. HHE,S so WONDERFULH CAROLYN ANN DIEDRICH-Major: Business. Minors: Home Economics, Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet, Booster Club, Drama Club, Y-Teens. Plans: College. MA, YOU,RE ADORABLEH PATRICIA VERONICA DIERBECK-Majors: Social Studies, Business. Minors: Biology, Business. Activities: Booster Club, Drama Club, Hi-Times, Homeroom Officer, Hoos- ier Poet. Plans: Office Work. HBABY DOLLN DICK W. F. DRIGGS-Major: History. Minors: Wood Work, Machine Shop. Plans: Marines. i'cARELEss MAMIE JEAN DRY-Majors: Science, Home Economics, His- tory, Math. Activities: Nurses Club, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Booster Club. Plans: Nurses Training. HEvERYBODY's FRIENDT NANCY LOU DUNLAP-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Spanish Club. Plans: Airline Stewarcless. HFAIREST OF THE FAIRU RONALD WILLIAM DUNLAP-Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Math, Science. Activities: Junior Rotarian, Drama Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Assembly Committee. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pins, Math Award. Plans: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. HALL ABOUT RONNIEH BARBARA JEAN EATON--Majors: History, Math. Minor: Clothing. Activities: G.A.A. Plans: Work. UI UNDERSTANDN MYRA ELKINS-Major: Science. Minors: History, Home Ec- onomics, Business. Activities: Latin Club, Bible Club Secretary. Plans: Work. NMY TRULY, TRULY FAIRH JOLENE KAY EMMONS-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minor: History. Activities: Band, Fresh. Class Treas,, Drama Club, Booster Club, Student Council, Hoosier Po- et, H.R. Officer, Hi-Times. Awards: Certificates of Mer- it. Plans: Office Work. HYOU,RE LITTLE BUT CUTEH ROCHELLE IONE EVARD-Majors: Business, History, Minor: Biology. Plans: Secretarial Work. HGOOD, GOOD, GOODU MARY CAROL EWALD-Majors: Science, Home Economics, Math. Minor: History. Activities: V.P. Future Nurses, Student Council, Latin Club, Hoosier Poet, Awards: Schol- arship Pin. Plans: Holy Cross School of Nursing. UBABY FACEU CLARENCE RAY FELL-Majors: Math, Industrial Arts. Min- or: History. Activities: Cross-Country, Track. Awards: Sweater. Plans: Tool and Die School. GIF I COULD BE WITH YOU, NANCY LOUISE FENN--Major: Home Economics. Minors: Social Studies, Math, Language. Activities: Spanish Club, Hi-Times, Booster Club, Drama Club, Junior Achieve- ment. Plans: College. HIF YOU ARE BUT A DREAMU JANET SUE FETTEL-Major: Business. Minors: Spanish, His- tory, Math. Activities: Glee Club, Hoosier Poet, Booster Club, Drama Club, Cheerleader, Hi-Times, Junior Ach- ievement. Award: Band. Plans: College. HSOMETHING WONDERFULU JUDY FIEDLER-Majors: Moth, Language. Minors: Science, Social Studies. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Latin Club, Spanish Club. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. LfDESTINY'S DARLINGU PATSY KAY FISHER-Majors: Language, Science. Minors: Math, Social Studies. Activities: Latin Club, German Club, Glee Club, Hi-Times. Awards: Certificates of Mer- it, Scholarship Pins. Plans: Nurses Training. HHERE COMES SPRINGTIMEU GEORGE FICHOFF-Majors: Language, History. Minor: Math. Activities: Tennis, T.B. League. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Music College. HTHE OLD PIANO ROLL BLUES!! RICHARD FLOWERS-Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Math. Minors: History, Science, Plans: College. UHE'S MY GUYV KENNETH LEE FORD-Major: Industrial Arts. Minors: His- tory, Math. Activities: Basketball, Track, Cross-Coun- try. Awards: Track, Cross-Country, Basketball. Plans: Work- MCAREFREEU JOHN WILLIAM FORSLUND-Major: Industrial Arts. Min- ors: History, lndustrial Arts. Plans: Work or Army. HDAYDREAMINGU JERRY LEE FOSTER-Major: Machine Shop. Minors: History, Science. Activities: Screen Club President. Award: Screen Club Letter. Plans: Marines. HA LAUGH PROVOKERU JERRY L. FRY-Major: Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Math, Spanish. Activities: Track, Football. Plans: Navy. HWONDERFULU SARA GLYN GAFFIGAN-Major: History. Minors: Math, Sci- ence. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Sophomore Class Social Chairman, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Work. HWHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING7, NANCY CLAIR GEIGER-Major: History. Minors: Science, Math, Language. Activities: Band, French Club. Awards: Junior and Senior Band. Plans: College. MMM, MMM, BABYU SALLY GERBER-Majors: Language, Math. Minors: History, Science. Activities: Latin Club, Pres. of Debate Club, French Club Officer, H.R, Officer, Booster Club. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. HI LOVE THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR SMILEU GENE GORDON-Maior: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Spanish. Activities: Band, Student Council. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pin, Bond Award. Plans: Indiana University. HWHAT A CRAZY GUYU SANDRA JEAN GRABER-Majors: Business, Math. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: G.A.A. Plans: Work. iiAIN,T WE GOT FUND MARY LOU GRAHAM-Major: Art. Minors: Social Studies, Home Economics, Math. Activities: G.A.A. Plans: Work. HALL AMERICAN GIRLH Gay Christmas parties were held in all Senior Home Rooms, and Mr. Marsh's room was no exception. MARILYN JEAN GUISINGER-Major: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Language. Activities: Band. Plans: Work. UJUST A LITTLE BIT IN LOVED BEVERLY GUNN-Majors: Language, Business. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club, Latin Club. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Cer- titicate ot Merit. Plans: Work. HIT HAD TO BE YoU guage. Activities: Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet, Booster Club. Plans Wofk- 'AYOU ARE MY SUNSHINEH JACK D. HANKS-Majors: Math, Shop, Social Studies. Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Cross-Country. Awards: Football Basketball, Baseball, Track, Cross-Country. Pans: Navy or College UHE'S ONLY WONDERFULU ROBERT EUGENE HARMON-Majors: History, Machine Shop, Mech- anical Drawing. Minor: Math. Plans: Work or Navy. 'ASUNNY DISPOSISHU ELAINE SUE HATCH-Major: Home Economics. Minors: Social Stud- ies, Spanish. Activities: Y-Teens, Glee Club. Plans: Work. HHI THERE, SWEET THINGU JUDITH GLEE HAWLEY-Major: History. Minors: Commercial Art Fine Art. Activities: Student Council, Hi-C Club, Glee Club, ,l.A Award: Junior Bronze Pin. Plans: Dental Nursing School. HALL THE TIME AND EVERYWHEREH ARLENE HERSCH-Major: Business. Minors: Language, Math. Ac tivities: Student Council, Home Room Officer. Awards: Certifi cates of Merit and Pins. Plans: College. UBEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREEU JOAN L. HAAG-Major: Business. Minors: Math, Social Studies, Lan- ARNOLD DAVID HERSCH-Major: History. Minors: Business, Math Spanish. Activities: Football, Track, Spanish Club. Awards: Foot- ball Letters. Plans: Indiana University. MTHEY DONIT c0ME ANY BETTERU GEORGE A. HEYSE4Major: Machine Shop. Minor: Social Studies Plans: Work. KMY BUDDYH DICK HILDE-Majors: Math, Industrial Arts. Minor: History. Activi- ties: Home Room Officer, Football, Baseball, Hi-Times. Award: Football Award. Plans: Service or College. HMY oLD PALH DOUGLAS HILES-Major: Math. Minors: Spanish, History, Business. Activities: Basketball, Student Council, Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet. Plans: College or Work. HLIVING THE LIFE I LOVEH DENNY HITSON-Majors: Math Mechanical Drawin . Minor: Histor . I Q Y Award: Football. Plans: College or Tool and Die School. HYOUIRE THE ONEH JOHN WILLIAM HOKE-Major: Industrial Arts. Minors: Biology, Math, History. Award: Basketball. Plans: Work. '41 HAVENJT GOT A WORRY IN THE WORLDT DELIA ANN HOOVER-Maior: History. Mir-or: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Hoosier Poet, Homeroom Officer, Hi-Times, Drama Club. Plans: Work. HEASY ON THE EYESU ERNEST HOOVER-Maiors: Math, Social Studies. Minor: Biology, Ac- tivities: Track, Cross-Country. Awards: Track, Cross-Country. Plans: College. MYOUIRE AN OLD SMOOTHIEH LOUIE HORVATH-Major: Shop. Minors: History, Shop. Plans: Work. HA1N'T CHA GLAD? PAT HUBER-Majors: Science, Math, Social Studies, Activities: De- bate. Plans: College. KYOU MAKE ME HAPPYU SHARRON MARIE HUMMER-Major: Business. Minors: Social Stud- ies, Art. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Work. HYOUIRE A HEAVENLY THINGI' ELEANORE RUTH ISZA-Major: Art. Minors: Science, History, Home Economics. Activities: Future Nurses Club, Booster Club. Award: Citizenship Award. Plans: Memorial School of Nursing. HSUNNYU MAUREEN JACKSON-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Hoosier Poet Co-Edi- tor, Booster Club Representative. Plans: Secretarial Wofk' 'KSTAY AS SWEET AS YOU AREU JUDY LYNE JENKS-Majors: Math, Science. Minor: Lang- uage. Activities: Latin Club, Booster Club, Student Council, Hi-Times. Plans: College. 'IGLAD RAG DOLLH DAN EUGENE JONES-Majors: Art, History. Minors: Shop, Math, Biology. Activities: Glee Club, Baseball, Basket- ball. Award: Art Award. Plans: Indiana State. 'fI'M GLAD THERE IS YOUU NANCY ELLEN JONES-Majors: History, Business. Minor: Home Economics. Activities: Orchestra, Drama Club. Plans: Work. HHAVE YOU MET MISS JONES? 77 PATRICIA ANN KAMBOL-Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Language, History. Activities: Latin Club, Booster Club, Nurses Club, Student Council. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Nursing. 'IALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SMILEU ANNA KELLY-Major: History. Minors: Latin, Math, Sci- ence, Home Economics. Activities: Y.F.C. Club, Student Council, Hi-Times. Awards: Student Council, Bronze Pins, Certificate of Merit. Plans: Nurses Training. UTHE LAMPS OF FAITH ROBERT KENYON-Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Span- ish, Social Studies. Activities: Track. Plans: Navy. DORIS ANN KIMBLE4Maior: Business. Minors: Social Stud- ies, Home Economics. Activities: Bible Club. Plans: Moody Bible Institute. UYOU ARE A DREAMU GARY KIRKEY-Majors: History, Science. Minor: Latin. Ac- tivities: Baseball, Hi-Y Officer. Award: Sweater. Plans. Notre Dame. l'I'D RATHER BE WITH YOUI' EDITH JOYCE KLEITZ-Major: History. Minors: Home Ec- onomics, Business. Activities: Hoosier Poet, Student Council. Plans: Work and Marriage. HYOU, YOU, YOUI' ROBERT LOUIS KLOWETTER-Majors: Math, Industrial Arts. Plans: Work. '4I'vE NO USE FOR THE WOMANU BARBARA ANN KOSTIELNEY-Major: Business. Minors: Home Economics, History. Activities: Hi-Times, Drama Club. Plans: Secretary. HSOFT AS THE MORNING SUNRISE!! SAM KOVACEVICH--Majors: Shop, History. Minor: Math. Activities: Football and Basketball. Awards: Football and Basketball. Plans: Work. HALL AROUND GUYU JOHN CARL KRAFT-Major: Math. Minors: Latin, lndus- trial Arts, Science, Social Studies. Activities: Track, Football, Cross-Country, Latin Club. Awards: Track, Football. Plans: Marines or Air Corps. HWHEN YOU,RE SMILINGH CLEO ANN KATHERINE KRAMER-Majors: History, Home Economics. Minor: Business. Activities: Homeroom Of- ficer, Soph. Class Treasurer, G.A.A., Junior Prom Court, Hoosier Poet. Plans: Airline Stewardess. CL ,U H 72 A GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND YOUNG AT HEART JOAN MARIE KRAMER-Major: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Home Economics. Activities: Hi-Times, Home- room Officer. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Pins. Plans: Secretary. Cl JUST LET ME LOOK AT YOUU SHIRLEY ANN KRAMER-Majors: Business, History. Minor: Spanish. Activities: Glee Club, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Student Council. Awards: Student Council, Jr. Bronze Pin, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Work. MOH YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLLW VIRGINIA RUTH KRATHWOHL-Majors: Business, Social Studies, Home Economics. Activities: Orchestra. Award: Orchestra. Plans: Work. UMY BEST TO YOUH HELEN CATHERINE KRAVETS-Majors: Business, History. Minor: Math. Activities: Hi-C Club. Plans: Work. 'ITHE GIRL FRIENDU JOHN M. KUDLATY-Majors: History, Science, Language. Minor: Math. Activities: Football, Basketball, Track, Spanish Club. Awards: Football, Basketball, Track. Plans: College. I GET A KICK OUT OF YOUU ROBERT LARRACUENTA-Major: Shop. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Football, Booster Club, Monogram Club, Award: Football Letter Sweater. Plans: College. A GUY IS A GUY, CHRISTINE MARGARET LASSEN-Major: Business. Minors: Science, Home Economics, Social Studies. Activities: Basketball Court, Drama Club. Plans: Work. HHEY, GOOD LOOKIN, CAROLEE ANN LIECHTY-Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: French, Art. Activities: Student Council, Orches- tra Trio, F.T.A. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: College. THUMBELINA MYRNA LEA LILVES--Major: Business. Minors: Latin, Biolo- gy, Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Times, Latin Club, Glee Club. Award: Library Award. Plans: Work. HMY PRETTY GIRLW MARY JANE LOFQUIST-Major: Language. Minors: Math, Social Studies, Art. Activities: Glee Club, French Club, Latin Club. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pin, Orchestra. Plans: University of Michigan. HCRAZY KBOUTCHA BABY, JAMES ALDEN LOHMAN-Maiors: Social Studies, Business. Minors: Science, Math, Language. Activities: Band. Plans: University of Southern California. UWHY CAN,T YOU BEHAVE? WILLIAM MICHAEL MANUSZAK-Majors: Math, Industrial Arts. Minors: History, Science. Activities: Capt. of Cross Country. Awards: Cross Country, Track. Plans: Unde- cided- HLETIS BE BUDDIESU IJ D. JUNE MARCHBANKS-Major: Business. Minors: History, Home Economics. Activities: Cheerleader, Booster Club, Hoosier Poet, Glee Club, Drama Club, Football Court, J.A. Awards: Letter Sweater. Plans: College. t'YOU'RE so DARN CHARMIN' RITA RAE MARCIS-Majors: Social Studies, Math. Minor: Latin. Activities: Senior Band Secretary, Orchestra. Plans: Lawyer. sUNsHINE', RICHARD BRUCE MARTIN--Majors: Machine Shop, History. Minor: Math. Activities: Football. Plans: Work. 'LTHE DAY YOU CAME ALONGU LINDA RUTH McBRIDE-Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minor: Home Economics. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Mer- it. Plans: Work. 'LCUTE LASS FROM OUR CLASSU BURNIE NEAL JOHN MAUREK-Major: Math. Minors: Biology, Shop. Activities: Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Baseball. Plans: lndi- ana University or Air Force. HMAD ABOUT THE BOYD KENNETH EUGENE McCLURE-Major: Shop. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Football, Basketball. Award: Monogram Letters. Plans Work' NONE WOMAN MAN , RAYMOND JOHN McCALLUM-Majors: Math, Science. Minors: ln- dustrial Arts, Social Studies. Activities: Senior Band Treasurer. Award: Senior Band Award. Plans: College. f'cAN'T HELP LOVIN, DAT MANH RONALD DEAN McELHENIE-Majors: Science, Math. Minor: History. Activities: Basketball, Track. Awards: Basketball, Track. Plans: Air Force or College. UIIM ALWAYS LATEU JOHN LARRY MCCORMICK-Majors: History, Shop. Minor: Science, Activities: French Club. Plans: Navy. 'i1T's EASY TO REMEMBER YOU MARGARET LOUISE MCINTYRE-Majors: Science, History, Home Ec- onomics. Activities: Homeroom Officer, Junior Prom Princess, G. A.A. Plans: Nurses Training. HBELLE OF THE BALLH LORENE EDNA McGIRR--Major: Business. Minors: Latin, History. Activities: Orchestra. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins, Orchestra. Plans: Court Stenography. 'KTHE PRECIOUS JEWELH HELEN MEDICH-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: G.A.A. Treasurer, Homeroom Officer, Senior Class Treasurer. Plans: Secretary. HTWENTY-FOUR HOURS OF SUNSHINE!! JO ANN THERESA McLOCHLIN-Majors: Business, History. Minor: Home Economics. Activities: G.A.A. Plans: Comptometer School. HYOUILL NEVER WALK ALONE JORDAN MITCHELL, JR.4Majors: Social Studies, lndustrial Arts. Min- or: Math. Activities: Homeroom Officer, Football Mgr., Basketball, Student Council, Hoosier Poet. Award: Football. Plans: Work. HYOU D0 SOMETHING TO MEN KAREN JAYNE MILLER-Majors: Math, Science. Minors: History, Home Economics, Business, Language. Activities: Pres. Jr. T. B. Board and Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, H,R. Officer, Booster Club, Co-Editor Hoosier Poet Senior Section, Sr. Class Sec'y. A- wards: Scholarship Pins, Certificate of Merit. Plans: Nurses Training. HDID YOU EVER sEE A DREAM WALKINGPI, MARILYN SUE MOFFETT-Major: Business. Minors: Science, Latin, History. Activities: Booster Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Junior Achievement. Plans: Office Work. 'KIRRESISTIBLE YOUH EUNICE EILEEN MOORE-Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minor: Clothing. Activities: Student Council, Drama Club Board, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer. Award: Student Council. Plans: Work. HALF AS LOVELYH ARLENE MORENCE-Major: Science. Minors: Latin, Social Studies, Business Training. Activities: Latin Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, Fu- ture Nurses. Plans: Nurses Training. MIN STYLE ALL THE WHILE!! MARLENE MORENCE-Majors: Social Studies, Science. Minors. Home Economics, Business. Activities: Latin Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, Future Nurses Club. Plans: Nurses Training. UKEEP IT GAY, GRACE ANNE MORROW-Majors: Latin, Business. Minors: Social Studies, Business. Activities: Latin Club, Drama Club, Hi-Times. Plans: Secretary. USWEETHEART OF ALL MY DREAMSH RICHARD MUCKENFUSS-Majors: Machine Shop, Social Studies, Math. Plans: Service or Work. HYOU Oo TO MY HEADH GLENDA LEA MUNGER-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minors: Math, History. Activities: G.A.A., Homeroom Officer, Glee Club. Plans: Secretarial Work. HA SMILE WILL OO A LONG, LONG WAYU LARRY MUNGER-Major: Machine Shop. Minors: History, Wood Shop. Activities: Football, Baseball. Award: Football Letter. Plans: Work- HZIPPETY-DO-DA .IEANETTE ARLENE MYERS-Major: Business. Minors: Clothing, His- tory. Plans: Secretarial Work. UYOU DARLINGH ROSEALICE HELEN' NAFRADY-Majors: Home Economics, History. Minor: Business. Plans: Work. UROSE, ROSE, I LOVE YOUU JAMES EDWARD NEDDO-Majors: Shop, Math. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Youth For Christ Officer, Bible Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, Track. Awards: Track, Wrestling. Plans: Bible College. UMAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOUU NANCY CAROL NELAND-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Min- or: History. Activities: Drama Club, Booster Club. Plans: Work. MYOU COULDN,T BE CUTERU DARLENE ANN NELSON-Majors: Business, Home Econom- ics. Minors: Social Studies, Math. Activities: G.A.A. Plans: Business College. 'iLAss WITH CLASSU DORWIN RALPH NELSON-Majors: Math, Latin. Minors: Science, History. Activities: Latin Club, Library Staff. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. HTHE SLY OLD GENTLEMANU JEANINE ANNE NELSON-Majors: Language, Social Studies, Science. Minor: Home Economics. Activities: German Club, Booster Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, Orchestra. A- wards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: Nurses Training. MJEANINE, I DREAM OF LILAC TIME!! LAWRENCE J. NELSON-Majors: Science, Social Studies. Minors: Math, industrial Arts, Band. Activities: Screen Club, French Club, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Cross- Country. Awards: Track, Screen Club, Cross-Country, Band. Plans: University of Minnesota. 'tI'vE GOT A CRUSH ON YOU THERESA NELSON-Major: Business. Minors: History, Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club, Drama Club, Hi- Times, Homeroom Officer. Plans: Work. UIF YOU WERE THE ONLY GIRL!! Football Queen Carolyn Sar- ka receives congratulations from her many admirers af- ter she received her crown at the Walker Field cere- monies. JOHN A. NEVELLE-Majors: Mechanical Drawing, History, Math. Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball. Awards: Baseball, Football. Plans: College or Navy. HPERSONALITY PLUSH PATRICIA ANN NIETCH-Major: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Home Economics. Activities: Hi-Times, Hoosier Poet, Drama Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Home- room Officer, Plans: College. HSWEET AND LOVELYU MARY KAREN LEOPOLD NOELL-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minors: History, Science. Activities: Hi- Times, G.A.A. Plans: Work or Nurses Training. MOH GEE, OH OOSH, OH GOLLY, I,M IN LOVED TED NOELL-Majors: Latin, History, Math. Minor: Science. Activities: Debate, Jr. Rotarian, T.B. Board, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Student Council. Awards: D.A.R. Award, Scholar- ship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: College. HPOLITICAL PETEH SUE ALICE OBERLE-Major: Home Economics. Minors: Sci- ence, Social Studies, Business. Activities: Y-Teens, Boos- ter Club, Student Council, Band. Award: Band. Plans: Dental Technician. HSWEET SUEH FREDERICK PHILIP ODUSCH-Ma'or: lndustrial Arts. Min I . ors: History, Shop. Activities: Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Hi-Y. Awards: Football, Basketball and Baseball Letters, Junior Prom Prince. Plans: College. MR, TOUCHDOWNH RAY MARTIN OMAN-Majors: Machine Shop, Math. Min- ors: Biology, Spanish, History. Plans: Undecided. '4LADY's MANH ROGER D. OVERMYER-Majors: History, Math, Science. Minors: Latin, Shop. Activities: Track, Cross-Country. Awards: Track and Cross-Country. Plans: Purdue. HFINE AND DANDYH DIANE OWEN-Major: Language. Minors: Math, Social Studies. Activities: Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Baton Twirler, Homeroome Officer, Football Court. Award: Orchestra. Plans: Nurse. HBRIGHT EYESU PATRICIA ANN PALLATIN-Majors: History, Business. Min- or: Spanish. Activities: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Home- room Officer. Plans: Indiana University. 'IDANCING DOLLH JAMES ROCCO PAPANDREA-Major: Science. Minors: So- cial Studies, Language, Math. Plans: College. NEAGER BEAVERD EMERY JAMES PAPP--Maiors: Social Studies, Shop. Minor: Science. Plans: Work. 'fYOU'RE AN OLD SMOOTHIE,, URSULA PAPROTH-Majors: German, Latin, History, Science. Activities: Homeroom Officer. Plans: University in Ger- many. 4'I'M LONESOME AND DREAMINGU SALLY ANN PAYTON--Majors: History, Social Studies. Min- ors: Business. Plans: Secretarial Work. HALL THE THINGS YOU AREH ROLAND E. PEARSON-Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Shop, History. Activities: Track, Cross-Country. Awards: Cross-Country, Track. Plans: College. HGOT YOU ON MY MINDU The Queen and her court of the Riley-Adams game: Ma- ry Ewald, Queen, Sally Pay- ton, Ann Phillipson, Jeanne Williams, Eunice Moore. The boys were: Ray McCal- lum, Ted Noell, Dick Clau- don, William Reid and Bert Pustay. RON L. PERSHINGbMajOr: History. Minors: Science, Math. Award: Chairman of Jr. Academy of Science. Plans: College. HBEWITCHED, BOTHERED, AND BEWILDEREDn MARILYN JANE PETERSON-Major: Language. Minors: Science, So- cial Studies, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Y-Teens, Homeroom Officer, Student Council. Plans: College or WOrk. NONE OF THE BESTU HELEN JEAN PHILLIPS-Majors: History, Home Economics. Minors: Spanish, Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club, Bible Club. Plans: Baptist Bible College. l'YOU'RE DEVASTATINGH ANNE PHILLIPSON--Maiors: Science, Language, Social Studies. Min- ors: Math. Activities: Spanish Club. Plans: College or Nurses Training. HBEAUTIFUL GIRLH MARIAN LOUISE PISER-Majors: Language, Science. Minors: Math, Music, Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club, Spanish Club, German Club, Band Librarian, Student Council. Awards: Junior and Senior Band Award, Scholarship Pin. Plans: College. 'KTHEM THERE EYESv MARY MARGARET PITTENGER-Major: History, Minors: Home Ec- onomics, Business, Latin. Activities: Latin Club, Booster Club, Future Teachers Club, Homeroom Officer, Hi-Times, Hoosier PO- et. Plans: Ball State Teachers College. HBIT-O-HONEY PETER PLAIA-Major: Machine Shop. Minors: Social Studies, Wood Shop. Plans: Work and Business School. HTHINKING OF YOU, JONATHAN DIXIE POWERS-Majors: History, Science. Minors: Lat- in, Math. Activities: Football, Basketball, Junior Prom Court, Freshman Class Officer, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Minor Sports Awards. Plans: School. HDIXIE WALTZD DONALD A. PRIEBE-Majors: Science, Latin, Social Studies. Minor: Math. Activities: Freshman and Senior Class President, Jr, Prom Court, Glee Club, Homeroom Officer, Drama Club Board. Awards: Basketball. Plans: Medical School. HYOUIVE GOT TO BE A LITTLE CRAZY, BERT ALLEN PUSTAY-Majors: Latin, Math. Minors: Music, Social Studies. Activities: Latin Club, Marching Band. Awards: Scholar- ship Pin, Band Award, Plans: College. HCAREFREEI' LINDA ELLEN RAMEY-Major: Art. Minors: Math, French, Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Times, Glee Club, Booster Club, Y-Teens, French Club Officer. Award: Winner TB Poster Contest. Plans: Dental Technician. HITIS YOU OR N0 ONEU MARY ELIZABETH REDDRICK-Majors: Math, Science. Minor: Latin. Activities: Future Nurses Club. Plans: Work. HSTAY AS SWEET AS YOU AREN BILL JIM REED-Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Music, Social Stud- ies, Latin. Activities: Band Officer, Home room Officer, Marching Band, Hi-Y. Awards: Band, Track. Plans: College. UJUST T0 BE WITH YOUU DOUGLAS C. REID-Major: Mechanical Drawing. Minors: Math, Bi- Ology, Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club, Track. Award: Track Letter. Plans: Undecided. 'f1'M HAPPY TO KNOW YOUIRE HAPPYU BARBARA ANN RICE-Majors: Social Studies, Band. Minor: Home Economics. Activities: Baton Twirler, Band. Awards: Band A- ward. Plans: Dancing Teacher. HWOW, WOW, WOW! ROBERT EUGENE RIDDLE-Major: Social Studies. Minor: Science. Ac- tivities: Glee Club, Student Council. Plans: Indiana Mortuary Co' 'ege' HSOMETHING WONDERFULU ROBERT CARL RIDOUT-Major: Shop. Minors: Math, Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club Board. Plans: Mortician Em- balming College. HTHERE'LI. NEVER BE ANOTHER YOUD MICHAEL HAROLD ROBERTS-Majors: Math, History, Foreign Lang- uages. Minor: Science. Activities: French Club, Latin Club, Golf, Library Staff. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. MIN MY OWN QUIET VVAYH CHARLES ROBISON-Majors: Math, Shop. Minor: History. Activities: Band, Glee Club, Drama Club. Award: Band. Plans: College. HCHARLIE MY BOYD DONALD EUGENE ROUSH-Maior: Shop. Minors: Social Studies, Sci- ence. Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball. Awards: Sweater. Plans: Mortician Embalming College. A SWELL GUYU ANNA MARIE SAILOR-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Orchestra. Minor: History. Activities: Orchestra, Library Staff Officer. A- wards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit, Library Pins, Or- chestra. Plansz Business College. 'IMY EXTRAORDINARYU ADOLPH T. SAMUELS-Maiors: Shoo, Math. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Baseball, Homeroom Officer, Plans: Work. MOH SONNY BOYU JANET MAE SARBER-Majors: History, Language. Minors: Art, Sci- ence. Activities: Student Council, Latin Club. Glee Club Bond, Drama Club, Hoosier Poet. Awards: Band. Plans: North Man- chester College. HLITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOTU CAROLYN JUNE SARKA-Major: Spanish. Minor: Math. Activities: Spanish Club, Glee Club, Orchestra, Drama Club, Student Council Homeroom Officer, Football Queen. Awards: Citizenship Award Scholarship Pins, Orchestra Award. Plans: Hillsdale College. UBEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL BROWN EYESI, 1 1 BARBARA ANN SCHILLING-Majors: Business, Art. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Homeroom Officer. Award: Certificates of Merit. Plans: Business College. HGIRL OF MY DREAMSH WILLIAM L. SCHLARB-Major: Shop. Minors: Shop, His- tory. Activities: Baseball, Football. Plans: Work. UGET HAPPYU CHARLES EDWARD SCHMOK-Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: Mechanical Drawing, German. Activities: Bas- ketball. Plans: Work. H1 CANJT GET YOU OFF MY MINDU JOHN EDWIN SCHMUCKER-Ma'ar: Math. Minors: Social l Studies, Science. Activities: Screen Club. Awards: Cer- tificate of Merit, Scholarship Pin. Plans: Purdue. H1-'IND AND DANDYU CAROL LEA SCHRADER--Major: Social Studies. Minors: Home Economics, Business. Activities: G.A.A., Band. Awards: Band. Plans: College. 'KSOPHISTICATED LADYU Our first big dance was the Junior Prom. Reigning over it was Nancy Tharp, Cleo Kramer, Princess Peggy Mc- Intyre, Prince Fred Odusch Jeanne Williams, Phyllis Darrow. Behind, Dixie Pow- ers, Don Priebe, Ed Swan- son, and Max Bauman com- pleted the court. ALICE SEARFOSS4l954 Graduate. t'1'M ALWAYS cHAs1NG RAINBOWSU JOHN SEESE-Major: Math. Minors: History, Shop. Activi- ties: Band. Plans: None. HALWAYS BE MERRYW HENRY L. SETTER, JR.-Majors: Language, History. Minor: Science. Plans: Marine Corps. MPERFECT GENTLEMANU DONALD LEE SHARP-Major: Shop. Minors: Shop, History. Activities: Basketball. Awards: Basketball Letter. Plans: College. UYOU,RE AN OLD SMOOTHIEU JOYCE ANN SHARRAR-Major: Business. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Times, Y-Teens, Drama Club, Booster Club. Plans: Secretary. UMY DEvoT1oN TO YOUH The All-City Prorn is always an exciting affair. Our pho- tographer snapped Bonnie, Karen, Jan and Margaret waiting for their dates to arrive. FELIX SHEMWELL-Majors: Shop, Social Studies. Minor: Math. Activities: Band. Award: Band. Plans: Purdue. I LEAD A SWELL LIFED JANE ANN SHINN-Majors: Business, Latin. Minors: His- tory, Biology. Activities: Student Council, Latin Club. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: 5eC'elC Y- HTRULY, TRULY, FAIRN HAROLD ALLAN SILBERMAN-Majors: Business, Spanish Minors: Social Studies, Math. Activities: Gold Footbal and Basketball Awards, Certificates of Merit, Scholar- ship Pins. Plans: Work or College. , HYOU CAN SMILEU NORMA JEAN SLAUSON-Major: Home Economics. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Y- Teens, Booster Club. Plans: Airline Work or College. HTOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDSU ROBERTA SMITH--Major: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Home Economics. Activities: Hi-Times. Plans: Office Work- USTARS IN MY EYESN ROGER EDMUND SMOLKA-Major: Social Studies. Minors: Math, Shop. Activities: Football, Track. Awards: Foot- ball Letters. Plans: Service. HNICE T0 KNOWH LUCILLE' COLETTE SMORIN--Majors: Social Studies, Busi- ness, Home Economics. Activities: G.A.A. Plans: Work. 'KDRIETING AND DREAMINGH BEATRICE SNOWDEN-Major: Home Economics. Minor: History. Plans: College. UTHERE ARE sMILEs THAT MAKE YOU HAPPY EDNA LOUISE SNYDER-Major: Business. Minors: Home Ec- onomics, Social Studies. Activities: Library Staff, Y- Teens. Plans: Business College or Work. 'TM A TINGLE, I'M A GLOWU RUTH LOUISE SRIVER-Majors: Home Economics, Business. Minors: Clothing, Social Studies, Shorthand. Activities: Jr. Round Table, Student Council, Booster Club, J. A., Hoosier Poet. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Ball State Teachers College. UHEAVEN WAS NEVER LIKE THISH 4S.. 'i JAMES JOSEPH STACK-Majors: Social Studies, Language. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Student Council. Plans: Notre Dame. '4I'M GLAD THAT THERE IS YOUU DONALD L. STANLEY--Major: Shop. Minors: History, Band. Award: Band. Plans: Navy. 'KA sMO-O-OTH ONEY JEAN ELIZABETH STEBBINS-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minor: History. Activities: Hoosier Poet, Hi-Times, Booster Club. Plans: Office Work. USMOOTHIE LITTLE CUTIEH GILBERT D. STEIN-Majors: Math, Mechanical Drawing, Science. Min- or: Spanish. Activities: Football, Senior Class Vice President. A- wards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. HTHEY DON,T COME ANY BETTERU SHIRLEY ANN STROUP-Major: Art. Minors: Business, Home Econom- ics, Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Times. Plans: Work. HDREAMLAND SPECIALH SUZANNE KATHRYN SUMMERS-Major: Home Economics. Minors: Math, Spanish, Science, History, Activities: Spanish Club, Band, American Culture, Hoosier Poet. Award: Band. Plans: Indiana U. HIF YOU KNEW SUZIEH EDWARD M. SWANSON-Major: Social Studies. Minors: Math, Lang- uage. Activities: Orchestra, Glee Club, Basketball, Golf Captain, Homeroom Officer, Hoosier Poet Sport Editor. Awards: Golf Mono- gram Sweater. Plans: College. UYOU CAN MAKE ME SMILE AGAINH STEVE TAKACH-Major: Social Studies. Minors: Shop, Math. Activi- ties: Football. Awards: Fresh. and B Team Letter. Plans: Work 0' Sefvlfe' A COCK-EYED OPTIMISTH JUDY BETH TATE-Majors: Social Studies, Home Economics. Plans: Work' HYOU ARE TOO BEAUTIFULN DEAN ALLEN TETZLAFF-Majors: Social Studies, Shop. Minor: Math. Activities: Football, Track. Plans: College. HNOT A CARE IN THE WORLDU NANCY LEE THARP-Major: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Home Economics. Activities: Junior Prom Court, Football Court. Plans: Work- HFIVE FOOT TWO, EYES OF BLUEH PATRICIA ANN THRASHER--Majors: Business, Home Economics. Min- ors: Social Studies, Math. Activities: J. A., Library Staff, Y-Teens. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Bronze Pin. Plans: Work. I WANT TO BE WITH YOU ALWAYSU MARY E. TIMM-Major: Business. Minors: Clothing, History. Acti- vities: Booster Club. Plans: Work. MVENUS DE MILON NANCY KAY TIRRELL-Majors: History, Sicence. Minors: Latin, Home Economics. Activities: Latin Club, Glee Club. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Bronze Pins, Silver Pin. Plans: Work. HHOW SWEET You AREU NANCY JO TITUS-Major: Math. Minors: Science, Language, History. Activities: Class Officer, Glee Club, Latin Club, Band, Future Nur- ses Club, Drama Club. Award: Band Award. Plans: Nursing. HALL DAY LONG I KEEP SINGIN, JANE ANN TOBY-Major: Science. Minors: Social Studies, Home Ec- onomics, Math. Activities: G.A.A., Student Council. Awards: Student Council Pins. Plans: Nurses Training. HGEE, BUT ITIS GREAT TO MEET A FRIENDU JAMES ROBERT TRADER-Majors: Math, Machine Shop, Band. Min- ors: Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Band. A- wards: Band Award. Plans: Trade School. 'ASTOUT HEARTED MENH ALICE TURFLER-Majors: Latin, History, Science. Minor: Math. Ac- tivities: Latin Club, Future Nurses, Student Council, German Club, Booster Club, Jr. Round Table. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Bronze and Silver Pins. Plans: College. HALL THERE IS AND THEN SOMEU PATRICIA JOY TUTTLE-Major: Spanish. Minors: History, Math, Ac- tivities: Drama Club, Library Club Officer, Spanish Club Officer. Plans: Indiana University. 'fGo0D THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGESH PAUL VERTESCH-Majors: History, Shop. Minors: Business, Math. Activities: Student Council Cabinet, Hi-Y, Track, Football. A- wards: Football, Track. Plans: College. HY0U7LL NEVER WALK ALONEU DICK VINCEK-Majors: History, Industrial Arts. Minor: Moth, Ac- tivities: Co-Captain Football, Baseball. Awards: Football, Base- ball. Plans: College. NPRIDE OF THE LANDH ALBERT VITALE--Major: Social Studies. Minors: Math, Science, Latin, Business. Activities: Home Room Officer. Plans: College. t'NoT A CARE IN THE WORLDU ROBERT VOGLER-Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Math. Minors: Bi- ology, Social Studies. Plans: Navy. HDON,T FENCE ME INN WILLIAM VOGLER-Majors: Math, Shop, Social Studies. Activities: Track, Cross-Country. Awards: Track, Cross-Country. Plans: A'mY- 'KTHE ROAMING KIND!! DORIS KAY VOIGT--Major: Art. Minor: History. Activities: Band, Home Room Officer. Plans: South Bend College of Commerce. HLOST IN LOVELINESSH BETTY VOORDE-Majors: Business, History. Minor: Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Work. NAS LIKEABLE AS LOOKABLEH NORMA JEAN VOUGHT-Majors: Social Studies, Science, Language. Minor: Math. Activities: Latin Club, Nurses Club, German Club, Booster Club. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Pins. Plans: Manchester College. HSOMEBODY WONDERFULH DANNY VOYNOVICH-Major: Social Studies. Minors: Math, Industrial Arts. Activities: Hoosier Poet, Football, Base- ball. Awards: Football, Baseball. Plans: Purdue. HDANNY BOY, JUDITH ANN WALTER-Majors: Social Studies, Business. Minors: Latin, Math. Activities: Latin Club, Booster Club, Drama Club, Future Nurses, Hoosier Poet. Awards: Football Court. Plans: College. HBRIGHT EYES!! JAY RICHARD WALTERS-Major: Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Math, History. Activities: Football, Swimming. Awards: Football Awards, Letter Sweater. Plans: West- ern Michigan College. uWITTY ROBERT WALTERS-Major: Art. Minors: Language, Math, Social Studies. Activities: Band. Awards: Monogram. Plans: Indiana University. NONE IN A MILLION!! CAROL LYNN WALZ-Major: Business. Minors: Latin, Math, History, Science. Activities: Cheerleader, Booster Club, Homeroom Officer. Awards: Cheerleading. Plans: Pur- due' NA CUTE PIECE OF PROPERTYW KENNETH WATSON-Majors: Math, Science. Minors: His- tory, French, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Library Club, French Club, N.C.C.J., Homeroom Officer. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Plans: College. HI LOVE WHAT I'IvI DOINGH MARY KAY WAYNE-Majors: Social Studies, Home Econom- ics. Minors: Business, Science, Math. Activities: Future Nurses, Booster Club. Plans: College. 'KSHE SHALL HAVE MUSIC KAY ESHENBAUGH WEATHERFORD-Major: Home Econom- ics. Minors: Science, History. Plans: Undecided. HHOW SWEET YOU AREU ANITA MARIE WERNER-Major: Business. Minors: Latin, Social Studies, Math, Science. Activities: Hi-Times, Lat- in Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, Booster Club, Future Nurses Club. Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. '41 CANIT DO WITHOUT YOUU BETTE WHITTEN-Major: Home Economics. Minors: Social Studies, Business. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Beau- ty College. MHOW DO YOU SPEAK T0 AN ANGEL? 27 REVE WHITTIER-Majors: History, Music, Plans: Undecided. MOH LADY BE GOODU CONNIE WIEBUSCH-fMajor: Business. Minors: Home Eco- nomics, History. Activities: G.A.A., Booster Club, Glee Club. Plans: Work. HDANCING DOLLU PATRICIA JOAN WIESJAHN-Majors: Math, Business. Min- ors: Latin, Social Studies, Science. Activities: Latin Club, Booster Club. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pin. Plans: Indiana University. HWHEN YOU,RE SMILINGH BRUCE WIGGINS-Major: History. Minors: Industrial Art, Sicence. Plans: Navy. '4I'LL BE SEEING YOUH SHIRLEY ANN WIGHT-Major: Home Economics. Minors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: G.A.A., Latin Club. Plans: College. I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN, JEANNE WILLIAMS-Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minor: History. Activities: Home Room Officer, Jr. Prom Court, Drama Club, Hi-Times. Plans: College or Work. HTOO WONDERFUL FOR WORDS!! TOM WILLIAMS-Major: Mechanical Drawing. . Minors: Math, Shop. Plans: College. HAND so TO SLEEP AGAIN, VALORIE ANN WILLIAMS-Majors: Social Studies, Business. Minors: Science, Latin. Activities: Latin Club, Drama Club, Screen Club, Booster Club, Future Nurses Club. Awards: Screen Club. Plans: College. UWHO WOULDN,T LOVE YOU?'i PHILIP ALLEN WILMES-Major: Math. Minors: Shop, His- tory. Activities: Football, Golf. Awards, Golf, Football. Plans: Work. HSLOW POKEH JEAN ANN WINTHER-Majors: History, Home Economics. Minor: Business. Activities: Glee Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Plans: X-Ray Technician. UMY EXTRAORDINARY GALH BILLIE JEAN WIRT-Majors: Language, Social Studies. Min- or: Science. Activities: Drama Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., French Club Officer, Y-Teens, Spanish Club. Plans: Journalism. HYOU ARE BUT A DREAM DOUGLAS WIST-Majors: Science, Language. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Latin Club, Booster Club, Drama Club, Track. Awards: Track. Plans: College. UYOU,LL NEVER BE ALONE BARBARA JEAN WOLF-Majors: Math, Latin. Minors: Sci- ence, Social Studies. Activities: Library Staff, Latin Club, Booster Club, Future Nurses. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: Nurses Training. 'KCANDY AND CAKEN SYLVIA YAMBRICH-Majors: Business, Social Studies, Home Economics. Activities: Hoosier Poet, Booster Club, G.A. A., Drama Club. Plans: College. UA DAY WITHOUT YOUU JOHN YANDL-Major: Industrial Arts. Minors: Social Stud- ies, Math, Industrial Arts. Activities: Football. Awards: Football. Plans: Work. MOH ME, OH MY, OH YOUU CARL YORDANICH-Major: Shop. Minors: Math, Science, History. Activities: Hoosier Poet. Awards: Football, Basketball and Baseball. Plans: College. 'LMY KIND OF GUYH DAVE YOUNG-Major: Shop. Minors: Social Studies, Shop. Activities: Basketball, Baseball. Awards: Athletic A- ward. Plans: Pro Baseball. SMILE i i l We will never forget our Se- nior Proml Here is the Queen and her court: Suzie Carpenter, Mary Pittinger, Judy Jenks, Jolene Em- mons our Queen, Jane To- bey, Margaret Carder and Diane Owen. GORDON YOUNG-l954 August Graduate. HMY oLD FLAMEH RONALD YOUNG-Major: Social Studies. Minors: Science, German. Activities: German Club Officer, Spanish Club. Plans: Insurance Salesman. H1 KEEP THINKING OF YOUU ROLAND ZEHENDER-Major: History. Minors: Business, Math. Ac- tivities: Band, Glee Club. Plans: College or Work. HFAITHFULLY YOURSH NEIL ZIMMER-Major: Machine Shop. Minors: History, Woodshop Plans: Work or Navy. HDRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYESU CLASS H0 0RS 5 7, TED NOELL NANCY TIRRELL ALICE TURFLER NORMA IEAN VOUGHT For the first time in years, tour stu- dents tied for first place. Hence, tour Were awarded the distinction of Vale- dictorian. PATSY FISHER Salutatorian THE HONOR ROLL These students attained an average of 90 percent or better for their four years in high schoool. Betty Ann Balint Mary Loftquist loann Balough Linda McBride Max Bauman Lorene McGirr Clark Bavin Karen Miller Beverly Betz Arlene Morence Thomas Bintinger Darwin Nelson Martha Boggs leanine Nelson Ethel Buntman Ted Noell Margaret Carder Sally Payton Nancy Carpenter lonathon Powers Marlene Clark Bert Pustay Sandra Collier Michael Roberts Marlene Davis Anna Marie Sailor Ronald Dunlap Carolyn Sarka Mary Ewald Barbara Shilling Iudy Fieldler Iohn Schmucker Patsy Fisher lane Shinn George Fischoff Harold Silberman Sally Gerber Ruth Sriver Eugene Gordon Gilbert Stein Iudy Hawley Patricia Thrasher Arlene Hersch Nancy Tirrell Patrick Huber Nancy Titus Patricia Karnbol Alice Turtler Anna Kelly Albert Vitale Gary Kirkey Norma Iean Vought Ioan Kramer lay Walters Shirley Kramer Bobert Walters Helen Kravets Anita Werner Carol Leichty Barbara Wolf Congratulations Class of 1955 The Seniors of the I955 Class are cordially invited to join the Riley AIumni Association, one of the most active of high school associations in the city. Elttend THE ALUMNI DANCE PLAYLAND PARK PAVILLION JUNE 18, 1955 - 9 P.M. to 'I 7104442 gg Wal 7fKc'7va!qae Tickets 53.60 Available at downtown locations IVY NOOK FLOWERS CAMERA SHOP PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES, FLOWERS and GIFT ITEMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS V Phone ATIontic 7-7365 I8I5 South Michigan Street Coke CUSS 'along congratulations In Handy Pwnu: Cooler TASTEE NATIONAL MILK of Superior Quality 921 s. Louise Sf. Phone ATlamiC 7-1563 WHITE SWAN LAUNDERERS - DRY CLEANERS SINCE 1895 Delivery Service and Store Locations Thorughout Michiana Phone ATlantic 7-1521 125-31 E. Sample St. South Bend, Indiana Home ot Lovely Gift Ware lNWOOD'S CROCKERY SOUTH BEND'S UNUSUAL GIFT STORE 425 S. Michigan Street Phone ATlantic 9-8313 Welcome, Riley Students TOASTY SANDWICH SHOP Tray Service Foot Long Hot Dogs - - Frosted Malts 701 South Michigan St. Compliments of FITTERLING TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, INC. 2222 West Sample St. Phone ATlantic 9-2401 Ignition Tune Up, Wheel Balancing, Road Service, Atlas Tires, Batteries, 5 Accessories MOORMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone ATlantic 9-0963 1702 S. Michigan at Dubail BLOCK BROS. J EWELERS Over 30 Years in South Bend Michigan at Washington CARL J. REINKE 8. SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS 1522 W. Ford Street South Bend, Indiana Compliments of WALT'S DRIVE IN Where Riley Students Meet Their Friends Michigan and Ireland Road South Bend, Ind. Tomorrow's Homemakers are Learning GAS COOKS BETTER, FASTER - COSTS LESS Northern Indiana Public Service Y Northern Indiana Public Service THE GAS COMPANY WHITCOMB gl KELLER, INC. REALTORS 64 Years of Continuous Service Lafayette at J etferson Compliments ot RECO SPORTING GOODS EXCLUSIVE WILSON DISTRIBUTORS Look for the Log Front II3 North Main Street MARY ANN DRIVE IN HAMBURGERS - soFT DRINKS - ICE CREAM I7II South Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana BRANT GROCERY AND MARKET Complete Line of Groceries SELECT QUALITY MEATS Deliveries Tuesday and Thursday I633 East Ewing Avenue ATlantic 9-00l2 BUSCHBAUM'S PHARMACY Outstanding Prescription Service 2305 Miami St. at Ewing ATlantic 9-0383 Bringham's Service Station John Bringham, Proprietor WASHING - GREASING - ACCESSORIES 24-Hour Service D-X Products Road Service 2222 South Michigan Phone CEntral 3-OI95 MAUREK'S SUPER MARKET i526 Miami Street South Bend, Indiana LEHMAN'S PHARMACY T. W. Bill Lehman, R,Ph. 1615 Miami Street ATlantic 7-ISO9 MIAMI GREENHOUSE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS 2208 Miami Street FORBES TYPEWRITER CO. We rent all new portable and standard type- writers. We allow three month's purchase credit it desired. 228 West Colfax Avenue CEntral 4-449i J. TRETHEWEY JOE THE JEWELER DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY 104 North Main Street CEntraI 2-1972 Compliments of MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT CORP. ATIcntic 9-6667 2625 South Michigan Street HOFFMAN'S Dry Goods ond Shoe Store ATIcntic 9-8789 2614 South Michigan Street HANS CUT RATE ATlantic 9-8313 2803 South Michigan Street Voss Casimer's Super Market Your One Stop Shopping Center 3410 WESTERN AVENUE WILSEY DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service 905 South Michigan Street ATIantic 9-5800 SIDNEY'S FOOD MARKET 1829 South Leer Street South Bend, Indiana ATIantiC 9-9810 RALPH'S GROCERY and MARKET ATIantic 9-1133 1302 East Donald Street CALVERT REXALL PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service Leer and Calvert Streets ATIantic 8-1989 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 FROM MR. and MRS. RAY HAWLEY of THE KITCHENETTE 2221 South Michigon Street MERRICK'S 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, Indiano RUPEL TYPESETTI NG CORPORATION LINOTYPE COMPOSITION REPRODUCTION PROOFS 232V2 S. St. Joseph Street CEntraI 4-3630 ANDY'S SERVICE STATION 2924 South Michigan Street ATIontic 9-0032 LIECHTY HATCHERY FINE BABY CHICKS ATIantic 9-4694 BEST vvlsi-IES TO the Class of I955 Y. M. C. A. CARDER'S MOBIL SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE - WHEEL BALANCING IGNITION SERVICE fvnnebnrldf' SPORT SHOP Phone CEntraI 3-3702 I2I W. Colfax Avenue South Bend, Indiana BERGMAN DRUGS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2620 S. Michigan Street AT!antic 9-0076 FEINGOLD'S Clothes for Dad and Lad Your Nearest Headquarters for Sport and Dress Togs 2213 South Michigan South Bend, Indiana C. E. LEE COMPANY Paint - Wallpaper - Glass 225 South Main Street CEntraI 4-3197 ZIMMER FOOD MARKETS, INC. Courtesy, Quality and Service RESTAURANT and FOUNTAIN SERVICE Two Locations - We Deliver 736 South Eddy Street 326 W. LaSalle Ave. Michigan at Ireland Road ATlantic 9-0722 ATIcintic 9-63l9 CEntraI 3-I705 BAILEY OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY GREETING CARDS - OFFICE SUPPLIES - FURNITURE Phone ATlantic 9-1152 1624 South Michigan Street South Bend. Indiana MYERS 81 KIRKPATRICK 2402 S. Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana ATIantic 9-0905 TRUDY'S DRIVE IN Hamburgers You'lI Enjoy 3905 Western Avenue PARIS CLEANERS Fine Cleaning for Over 40 Years 532 N. Niles Avenue CEntrol 3-3197 Ship Via CLEMANS TRUCK LINE, INC. Between Grand Rapids and Louisville 815 East Pennsylvania Ave. ATlantic 9-6321 F A Y ' S QUALITY JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS Headquarters for Graduation Gifts 111 South Michigan Street GILMER PARK SUPER MARKET Everything For the Home 6103 South Michigan Road Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ATlantic 9-2770 L. VAN PARIS STANDARD SERVICE STATION GREASING - WASHING -- SIMONIZING 3501 Western Avenue CEntraI 2-0921 CITIES FROSTED FOODS, INC. Wholesale Only FRESH PRODUCTS and FROZEN FOODS 811 Northside Blvd. South Bend, Indiana BORDEN'S ICE CREAM ir iT's BoRDEN's - lT'S GOT TO BE sooo VAN HORNE and COMPANY Registered Jeweler, American Gem Society 1 14 West Washington Avenue SECRIST PRINTING COMPANY School Publications -- Programs Business Forms 1212 E. Indiana Avenue BEST WISHES from BURTON'S DRY GOODS Iformerly Sharpe'sI 1609 Miami Street CLIFF ELDRIDGE CO. TV APPLIANCE SALES and SERVICE 1718 S. Michigan Street South Bend 14, Indiana PH I L'S MARATHON SERVICE ATlantic 9-0638 Michigan and Fox Streets South Bend, Indiana For Reliable and Reasonable Service Phone ATlantic 7-0810 H E D M A N TV Sales and Service Si Appliance Repair 2312 South Michigan Street FULLMER'S STANDARD SERVICE ATLAS TIRES -- BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Twyckenham at Calvert Streets ATlantic 9-0786 C R A V E N' S MICHIGAN-CALVERT HARDWARE 1827 S. Michigan Street ATlantic 9-8060 C A S I N O ITALIAN PIZZERIA Serving Pizza and Spaghetti - Take Out Orders James and Rose Papandreci, Proprietors 2509 S. Michigan St. ATlantic 7-6670 CHAPMAN'S SUPER MARKET OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. 1823 S. Michigan Street Compliments of MAX FELDMAN, M.D. and Office Staff ETTER DRY CLEANERS 4-Hour Cleaning Service Daily Pick-up and Delivery Save IOM Cash and Carry 1805-07 S. Michigan St. ATlantic 9-1884 Compliments of SOUTH BEND FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASS'N Corner of Main and Jefferson Streets 201 South Main Street BE SURE RELIABLE DAIRY Products 909 East Broadway ATlantic 9-2481 NE sm RD ARE 209 S. MAIN ST. -- SOUTH BEND Onnosite the Postoflice CEntraI 3-3177 ACE FLOOR COVERING SHOP Harry Zeigler Business: ATlantic 9-3180 Residence: ATlantic 9-6642 1920 South Michigan Street DALE'S 5C to 51.00 STORES 2205 South Michigan Street 803 Lincoln Way West Congratulations to the 1955 Graduates HAMILTON BODY SHOP Bring Those Rods In WRECKER SERVICE - PAINT JOBS 24-Hour Service - All Repairs 909 South Lafayette Blvd. ATlantic 9-6364 BROADWAY PHARMACY 4 Registered Pharmacists to Fill your Prescrptions ATlantic 9-6020 Corner Michigan and Broadway Compliments of ROBERT R. WALKER, INC. FOREST G. HAY Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE 1201 South Michigan Street ATlantic 9-6375 HESTON'S MODERN MARKET Open 8 a.rn. to 9 p.m. 7 Days Weekly 2904 South Michigan Street Mmm Best Wishes Graduates VAUGHAN'S NURSERY General Landscaping - Power Spraying Nursery and Greenhouse Products 4 Miles out on So. Bend Ave. CEntral 3-3318 MIAMI BAKERY 1809 Miami Street Hours: Daily 7 to 7 Except Monday 4 to 6 Sunday 8 to 1 and 4 to 7 ATlantic 9-8900 You Con Rely on a Registered Jeweler HARRY E. BERG Registered Jewelers-American Gem Society HAMILTON, OMEGA, ELGIN and GRUEN WATCHES 109 West Jefferson RIGGS FLOOR COVERING SHOP CARPETS - RUGS WINDOW SHADES - VENETIAN BLINDS CUSTOM TOPS Specialists in Custom Built Linoleum Floors and Walls Phone AT 9-8640 for Estimates 1623 S. Miami Street MIAMI NEWS 81 SUNDRIES STATIONERY - CARDS - MAGAZINES GIFTS ATlontic 9-0078 2005 Miomi Street RIDE BUSES -- SAVE PARKING PROBLEMS and TRAFFIC WORRIES YOUR BUS COMPANY Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of RAY'S SUPER MARKET 1438 E. Calvert St. ATlantic 7-7300 1955 COVERS MADE BY THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Western Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS For Your Next Banquet, Dance or Reception INDIANA CLUB Now Specializing in Outside Catering ALEX'S SHOE HOSPITAL 3-Minute Heel Service 125 W. Jefferson Blvd. Opposite Post Office SWINEHART'S CAFE Mrs. Swinehart Pleasing my customers is my personal aim 501 East Calvert Street ABSTRACT and TITLE CORPORATION A CENTURY OF SERVICE Founded in 1856 Phone CEntral 3-8258 302 BUILDING and LOAN TOWER GILMER PARK CUT RATE STORE Also DEEPE'S PLACE Notions - Gifts 6111 S. Michigan Street ATIcintic 9-0939 PELTZ MUSIC HOUSE Enjoy Life More With MuSic PIANOS - RADIOS - RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC ATIantic 9-4430 423 S. Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana Compliments of BARRY SEAT COVER CO. I202 S. Main Street Phone ATlantiC 7-8950 GENE'S STANDARD SERVICE MOTOR TUNE UP BRAKE - STARTER - IGNITION SERVICE WHEEL BALANCING 6307 S. Michigan St. ATlantic 9-0855 SONNEBORN'S SPORT SHOP I2I West Colfax Avenue CEntral 3-3702 THE PHILADELPHIA Serving Michiana for 54 years BAKERY - RESTAURANT - CANDY ll6North Michigan Street FRICK ELECTRIC and RADIO, INC. Electric Contractors - Appliances TV Sales and Service Miami at Calvert Streets HOUSE OF HARTER DISTRIBUTOR Indiana's Largest Wholesale Sporting Goods HARTER BUILDING GOSHEN, INDIANA MOBILE LIVING Truly the American Way SOUTH SIDE TRAILER SALES AmeriCa's Finest Mobile Homes 6307 S. Michigan Street in Gillmer Park EOR CLOTHES TI-IAT ARE BECOMING TO YOU You SHOLD BE COMING TO S P I R O ' S Compliments of SQUIRES SERVICE STATION I228 Calvert Street ATlantic 9-0725 BIGGEST IN SOUTH BEND BECAUSE BEST GlLBERT'S Compliments of J. E. WALZ, INC. 3423-3I S. Michigan Street ATlantic 8-255l CLEMENTS GROCERY and MARKET ATIantic 9-1972 2624 South Michigan Street D. SHERMAN ELLISON AGENCY INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY Main at Colfax Clfrltrol 3-3I0I IVICCLAVE PRINTING COMPANY 305NN1 A S hB d PILOT ENGRAVING CO. 324E CII A S 11B cl THANK YOU! Publishing a yearbook is a far bigger task than meets the eye. With- out the advice, assistance and encouragement of these men, our task would have been much more difficult. To them, here is our sincere thanks. Mr. Donald Dake, Principal Mr. H. H. Ogden, Assistant Principal Mr. George Koch, Our Advisor Mr. Kenneth De Groft of De Grott Studio Mr. Harry and Louis Kubiak of McCIave Printing Co. Mr. Charles Betz of Pilot Engraving Co. Mr. Jack Bundy of S. K. Smith Co. Joe Budd Book Bindery To our advertisers who helped to finance the book. --Many Thanks. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1955 e17z.a'4 RESTAURANT Vic 84 Bob Cira 2007 Miami Street 6:00 a.m. to ll:00 p.m. 5' fwmwiigwx MW' N KQV Q3 5 yWNk Bwgw A 71 . 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