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

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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.

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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.

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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.