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

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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.

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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.

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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.