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

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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.

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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.

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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.