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

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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.

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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.

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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.