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

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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.

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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

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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.