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

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The lineupfot students to whom getting by isn't enough. Annually our stage is graced with the stu- dents who qualify for awards based upon their scholastic record for the semester's work. Our principal, Mr. John E. Byers is able to perform one of his more pleasant duties in the presentation of these awards to the deserving recipients. A-ten-shun . . . ! The Riley band is repre sented by a very impressive Honor Guard These marchers stand steadfastly as they observe their commands at pre game time in the School Field Stadium

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in Sv r X VC .5124 J Q Rehearsing his role as a spaceman? NO! Ronnis Martin is learning the practical skill of electric welding by actual experience in performing the task. ln vocational training, theory is put into practice and the guys in shop reap the benefits of doing for them- selves. 1 Hs A vote of confidence and a great big Thanks fellas should go to the Riley Screen Club. It is this club which in part makes it possible for the audio-visual portion of our edu- cation to exist. Here we see Fred Cross explaining some of the phenomena of the projector to Don Kollar, Ed Moyer, and Carl Drawert.

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Y' 19.40 if ul ut nf ul ui n lu ui n lu ug n ,fri x f A thing of beauty is a ioy forever. The poet certainly expressed the sentiments of the loyal Riley subiects as Football Queen, Gloria Smith, attended by her court, Pearl Cerpes, Nancy Riggs, Sandra Lovisa, and Georgia Hahn, reigned over the Riley- Washington game. Our royalty was escorted by co-captains, Mike HoHman and Mike Bingaman, and chauftered to Walker's Field by Mira Elliott. AQ? QQ ,X if iii Z I just aimed this gun, and pulled the trigger. David Fritz wouldn't be too surprised if we question his statement a little as he points to the buck he allegedly shot. His fellow Spanish Club members seem rather engrossed in his story however, as they enioy their Halloween Party. -7 9