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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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A ax ' M 'fr , as ,A 1 1 as QR , X ,v ,X ,, -i r if , 'F -E 3 Q s jf iff' if c zgsirrgfgrs is is L E if iii, QQ , s L- is X . n 'ff K X'w-mm ii Ji g I , Q I an.. k X :fi ,iii li? K it ' f .-'sw f is M get- -L , fffhia fs as S55 gg? E25 ,iz E25 rfif 3' Ei- 9 wad Me wud qw, 1956 - 1957 It was a good year, this the 37th. in RiIey's history. A year of many successes, a few failures, ot hard work and some Ioating, of pleasant times at parties and Proms, of much happiness, some disappointments, a tew tears. It was a year to be long re- membered. As time goes by you will reopen this book again and again to enioyable memories because . . . an hae .7 The JB Mobile was prepared to carry this carload of femininity to Walker Field for the annual Washington-Riley pep ral ly. Left to right were Janet Martino, Deb by Thomas, Sue Vexel, Joyce Mamula Marilyn Petill, Jo Boxwell, Barb Beck mann, Mary Lee Taylor, Carol Spencer Deane Graeber, Mary Ann Roose, Sue Kasprzak, Jackie Ray and Sandy Hanna Sue Lewis Tried persuading Santa to bring her somethin special for Christmas. Her method was a good one obvi ously, because Santa seems to have enjoyed it Providing a little bop for a pep rally before the LaPorte game, were Mr. Shultz and Mr. Boland. The dummy was not contributing musically but bore a sign reading, Kill Farley. gil 1 HQ: V W F J 4 iw., f f? if 'gi swf ..,.. ,. .,,-.W .... . f 3 E X W ..nL ,,,. Y .. ,...,.:.Z.,,' - .,.., .,.,,., 5:..-. Q X ,Q I ri F L,wQ .,:.:.. C x ,f 5: WL .. 2 1-11: 555' Q, A 2 , -.,, K V, QE ff ,,i,E : L ,,L , ,: g Q , T 415 , mega 4':'G-22 its ww ,fl E Q 'S at aw as . .:s.. , M gag , . Junior girls Took enough Time from decoraTing for Their dance To smile Tor The camera. Everyone supporTed Con- venTional Capers. PaT Kuzmirs, Donna Schroeder, Bonnie Silberman, Sue BonDuranT, Sandy Kenady, DianeThornTon, Shirley Gargis, Sharol Bowers, Sandy Hanna, Debbie Thomas, Sue Vexel, and Florence Burroughs were very proud of The decorarions. UU! The cafeTeria customers crifically eyed The food. To mosT, This was The best part of The whole school day. Here we found hungry Rileyiies by The scores every day. l game was exciTed as usual T were happy ThaT nighf because oys mauled WashingTon. ay crowd aT The Washington-Riley l ' . 'F W .Q 255, ,Q , 5 5 fi 1 ' 5 ky .V,,.. . My 2 W ...xwk lubs H-Y First Row: Bob Erdely, Jim Starrett, Roy Hruska, Arnie Goldberg, Larry Hartter, Rich Danner, Mike Moore, Ken Chrisman, Bill Crane, Larry St. Germain. Second Row: Ken Tate, Dorran Vogler, Bert LaCosse, Wayne Engle, Jim Jwakeites, Bill Mahoney, Dick Weist, Dan Zackwocski, Jack Shinneman, Tom Dunfee, John La- Copo, David Meisner, John Had- rick, Terry O'Neill, Steve Megyse, Terry Fiedler, Roger Wingett, George Page, Harold Cischke, Ron Benninghott, Alton Carwon, Bob Hoffmann. Ushers Club First Row: Larry Mason, Ed Ray, Wayne Porter, Alan Stanfield, Bob Mann, Bob Holdeman. Second Row: Rick Kachel, John Haupert, Jim Kouts, Jim Harvey, LeRoy Fet- ters, Mike Turnock, Larry Copenhav- er. Third Row: Dan Swihart, Dave Waggoner, Tom Ray, Tony Skarrich, Rex Newcommer, Lee Deadmond. Fourth Row: Phil Wharton, Dale Ap- plegate, Adrian Clark, Don Flannery, Stanley Thrasher, Charles Kachel, Ray Staples. Screen Club First Row: Larry Wilson, Denny Kring, James Keiser, Jack Hexter ll, Larry Marosz, Ricky Stites, John Jewell, Dave Bintinger, Jerry Nuren- bert, Everet Koontz. Second Row: Jack Dary, Terry Klinger, Richard Zelmer, Ron Farkas, Paul Fishbach- er, Keith Nelson, Tom Tarvin, Mar- tin Van Meter, Bruce Moon. Third Row: Eugene Williams, Ron Klinger, Eugene Cripe, Jett Demby, Kenney Barna, John Commins, Bob Stifler, Keith Farnsworth, Richard Stone. Fourth Row: Ken Selby, Bill Unrue, Sam Reck, Norm Kempler, Stanley Thrasher, Paul Murray, Keith Bone, Roger Zeigelmaier. 8 Future Nurses Seated: Mrs. Feldman, Mrs. Berke, Miss Warkow, Mrs. Cashman. Standing: lst. row: Karen Kratovil, Sharon Lane, Helen Kreske, Marie Kanable, Pat Rhodes, Carol Free- pan, Dorothy Kollar, Beverly Beck, Nancy Cuglar, Jackie Morgan, Pat Corner, Sonia Lindberg. 2nd, row: Lynn Van Gilder, Sally Rasmussen, Jackie Mackelski, Sharlie Curtis, Judy Connely, Loretta Jordan, Lois Cunningham, Karen Neiswender Connie Libey, Carol Halasi. 3rd, row: Eleanor Lewis, Jackie Slot, Jan Nugent, Barbara Cripe, Diand Sin- gelton, Sharon Hoke, Carolee Kling- er, Janet Panachinee, Kathy Schu- litse, Dawn Montay, Barbara Deak. Top row: Verna Woods, Karol Lin- deman, Rita Nafracly, Joyce Kiefer, Kay Peterson, Jean Peterson, Bever- ly Miller, Ann Klosinski, Sarah Yo- der, Edith Coles, Judy Waldo. Engineers Club lst. row: Eddie Schlamberg, Wayne Mavel,, John Underhill, Tom Mal- lot, Don Tuttle. 2nd. row: Brian Feingold, Howard Zusman, Earl Hed- man, Larry Severin, Charles Herman, Jerry Kinyon. 3rd. row: Bill Barnes, Dave Lerman, Dick Viduka, Bill Shinneman, Jan Soberski, Tom Marquis. Future Teachers . Standing: Lynda Frederick, Linda Gruder, Katy Mertins, Sharon A cheson, Judy Newhard, Bonnie Dye, Linda Austin, Eleanor Coffman Dora Robinson, Pat Rholke, Art Hup ka, Merle Grosvenor. Sitting: lst row: Nancy Olmstead, Sandy Straub, Norice Barber, Erika Wag ner. 2nd. row: Nancy McComb Jane Long, Kay Neiswender, 4h row: Diand Fitch, Luann Winn, Ruth Ulrich, Sarah Anson. 9 Student Council First Row: Mariorie Parks, Evelyn Skaret, Marlene Wach, Mr. Wolf- ram, Susan Clark, Mary Jo Brewer, Pat Kuzmits, Carol Abbot. Second Row: Judy Bickel, Pat Matchett, An- nette Baker, Kay Kudlaty, Sharon Shields, Carol Davis, Darnell Beatty. Third Row: Grayclo0Reif1OSl1l, Dave Puterbaugh, Ron Newcomer, Dave Piser. Student Council First Row: Audrey Burger, Pat Bloom, Janet Bohs Cpresidentj, Janice Arick Csecretaryj, Bill Scott, Tom Boyden, Francie Morris. Sec- ond Row: Carol Shafer, Merrill Co- hen, Joyce Pahl, Vickie Hanes, Judy Kouts, Carolyn Howes, JoAnn Pos- tle, Virginia Freund. Third Row: Ronald Fritz, Nancy Stitzel, Tim Chapman, Mary Hail, Beverly Rupel. Library First Row: Janet Herrick, Dennis Strickland, Terry Frantz, Ronald Hay- en, Judy Butcher, Evelyn Auer. Sec- ond Row: Betsy Warrick, Ann Steph- ens, Donna Whitinger, Nancy Jo Olinger, Lois Pollock. Third Row: Donna Mast, Phyllis Pletcher, Car- lene Krathwohl, Pat Pollock, Lyn Warren, Jan Whitaker. Fourth Row: Sandra Eberly, Charles Jones, Ben Cashman, Fred Boyer, Dorothy Sailor, Mardell Evankovics. 10 French Club Seated Clockwise: Linda Austin, Susan Clark, Taru Liisa, Phyllis Garst, Judy Newhard, Lyn Rubens, Diane Fitch. First Row: Miss Kiel, Janice Weiss, Susan Rambsey, Con nie Gibbons, Natalie Cowan, Karen LePekis, Diane Bender, Sharol Wolves, Eleanor Coffman. Second Row: Sara Anson, Joyce Kopecki, Pat Erler, Shirley Lenyo, Marilyn Fritz, Sue Sargent, Merna Fizdale, Steve Barany. Third Row: Norman Kempler, Richard Bohan, Mike Sha- piro, Jane Ann Rosenquist, Florence Burroughs, Bonnie Dye. German Club First Row: Larry Paege, Julie De- leinne, Margie McPharlin, Aneta Kirsits, Frigga Herdenm, Janet Dor- row, 'Mrs. Brokaw. Second Row: Bernice Kerchaert, Andy Pustay, Robert Balint, Erika Wagner, Taru Liisa Vertanen. Third Row: Mike Kosinks, Mike Sargent, Larry Geiger, Lynn Orser, Dick Wiest. German Club First Row: Maureen Sieron, Gail Burger, Mike Craver, Arcis Shuk, Marlene Wach, Donna Schroeder. Second Row: Jerry Nurenberg, Jer- ry Ellis, Vincent lvarson, Bob Stew- art, Phyllis Gosc, Jerry Binehart, Dave Richards, Charles Stites, Mat- hew Zoncick, Mr. and Mrs. Stein- houser. 11 Spanish Club First Row: Joyce Phal, Jolene Ted- row, Mrs. Brokaw Csponsorj. Sec- ond Row: Nancy Olinger, Ann Am- erpohl, Lois Cunningham, Joan Fit- terling, Karen Thomas, Mary Sue Ta- tay. Third Row: Janich Glaser, Susan BonDurant, Pat Roelke, Carol Porte, Janice Duzan, Tom Marquis, Bill Barnes, Mickey Hatch. Latin Club First Row: Paul Clark, Douglas Schwepler Ctreasurerj, Jo Boxvvell Cpresidentj, Miss Noble, Lance Malling Cvice-presidentj, Sara An- son Csecretaryj, Roy Hruska. Sec- ond Row: Dawn Montague, Pat Fisher, Diane Collier, Shirley Rogers, Elliott Harry. Third Row: Lou Ann Wieand, Joanne Lundberg, Melinda Gibbons, Edie Lou Coles, Richard Remenih, Judy Laughlin, Ronald An- tonelli. Fourth Row: Bonnie Horn- er, Barbara Much, Joyce Burkhart, Harold Nicklas, William Stroup, Jim Stebbins, Judy Horvath, Ann Steph- ens. Latin Club First Row: Judy Bickel, Carol Halasi, Marjorie Parks, Judy Nevvhard, Sharyl Barnes, Clara Mae Belle, Sue Schrader, Pat Corner. Second Row: Evelyn Skaret, Jan Nugent, Beverly Rupel, Neil Cossman, Randy Brooks, Susan Clark, Colleen Milliken, Phyl- lis Hurst. Third Row: Carol Harn- pel, Susan Lanning, Bill Lean, Gray- don Reinoehl, Florence Burroughs Ann Klosinski, Judy Forslund, Nan- cy Ranschaert. 1 12 'Q 'Q A5 'W 'Q 'W 'Q 'Q W' 'Q 'Q 'Q Q: gk i f . 1 :- -Q 9' 'Z 'Q 'B 'K 'Q 'W gi ,g THE Y-TEENS Above. lst. row: Edna Visser, Caro- lyn Rehmel, Monica Dreibelbiss, Sharron Baird, Judy Nate, Peggy Hargrove, Sandy Horvath, Pevena Varro, Jill Taylor. 2nd. row: Blena- vere Neese, Joan Papai, Marlyn Wonisch, Elizabeth Keres, Sally Kra- mer, Connie Collander, Jane Daffi- nee, Diane Shinbeckler, Carole Alvord. Center. lst. row: Negina Thomas, Dorothy Weiger, Connie Lewis, Susan Banei, DeMoris Knisely, Nancy Ha- lasi, Kathie Shidler, Barbara Kinner, 2nd. row: Jean Lingertelt, Carol Gilman, Colleen Millikin, Anita Kir- sits, Synn Srendsted, Judy Warner, Linda Grubbs. 3rd. row: Carolyn Winther, Helen Troyer, Doris Gap- ski, Judy Szoke, Barbara Morey, Faith Fairchild, Sharon Delinski, De- lores Weir, Mary Kay Fisher. Below. lst. row: Barbara Snyder, Nancy Custer, June Brant, Marilyn Thrasher, Janice Whitaker, Phyllis Mikel, Linda Chapman, Patsy Hack- ney, Joel Perry. 2nd. row: Susan Lanning, Judy Powell, Sally Kramer, Jeanne Singleton, Jean Brant, Kathy Peebles, Connie Rupert, Kay Place, Sharon Schrader, Sharon Berta, Sharon Reith. P-1 C0 iiififiifiywiiffhiigfyefikln if 'Q F -I HQ., 2 5 'fi 5 3 ai K1 Q Q QE? fish as in -ff Q3 yi E ,,p. ,F ..... , .,,.,. .M ...QA M-.NN nw... BW LED 'P' 31 3 MR. HABEGGER, DIRECTOR FLUTES Kathleen Behrenbruck Diane Fitch Carol Mikel Lou Ann Wieand Linda Wilson Sarah Yoder OBOES - Patricia Hipskind Jean Hopkins CLARINETS Ben Cashman Myrna Crawley Barbara Drake Nancy Evans Elizabeth Fields Lynda Frederick Carolyn Frepan Tanna Hesler Joan Hesser Sue Schrader Diana Singleton Charles Schultz 16 Judy Szoke Myron Taylor Beverly Whitinger ALTO CLARINET Robert Stewart BASS CLARINET Nancy Kugler Pat Rhodes BA.SSOON Michael Shapiro ALTO SAXOPHONE Joyce Antonelli Carolyn Brown Sharon Hoke Ronald Newcommer TENOR SAXOPHONE Terry Bash Tim Pickering BARITONE SAXOPHONE Dennis Morris CORNETS Donella Bair Keith Barber John Cummins Nancy Fanning Terry Fiedler Mickey Hatch Anita Kirsits Steve Megyese David Meilner Barbara Morey Larry Newberg Allan Singleton FRENCH HORNS Bonnie Clingamen Terry Frantz Gradyon Reinoehl Janice Rickel TROMBONES Harry Bash Kenneth Chrisman William Lean Kay Neiswender David Puterbaugh William Roop Ruth Ann Ulrich BARITONES Michael Miller Steve Sechrist BASS Charles Jones Mike Mercer David Whitfield STRING BASS Ronald Strasser TYMPANI Gary Elliott Jean Long PERCUSSION John Carpenter Gordon Edison Jim Fischott John Haupert Deanna Herrald Karen Neiswender Martha Lou Roose-Vi braharp James Stebbins Tom Walling Joe Zawierucha s is ' fi 2. 5 fs - , ' Ml. ,1 ,2- ,Sa , 5:52 ' 4 ' if S E' 151- ,f. 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Dramatics The Drama Club board members watch tryouts cluring the selection of a cast for Thirteen Clocks , the club's second production, Produced and directed by Mr. James Casaday, assisted by Miss Guilliams, the play attracted three capacity houses. Above are: Left to right, Bob Mahoney, Larry Paege, Mardell Mohnar, Judy Johnson, Beverly Bowers, Nancy Priddy, Sue Lewis, Mariorie McFarland, Mark Minor, John Skiles, Jay Stayley, and Richard Holderman. Sue Lewis, who played the Trouble Maker warns the Prince, Ideal Baldoni, that he will get into trouble if he calls the Duke bad names. 20 The charming Princess, Rebecca Czar, throws The Prince a rose To encour- age him during his journey to find The coveted iewels. The Prince returns with The iewels only To fear they will be seized by the Cold Duke of Coffin Castle. The Duke was played by Mark Minor. al' X' ,- 'X The Drama Clubs first production was The Straw Hat , a comedy in three acts. Here Nancy Priddy tainted at the news that a horse had eaten her straw hat. Mark Minor caught her and Lance Malling offered her some spirits. ,dr ,arf- Lance Malling tried to persuade his old girlfriend, Sue Lewis, owner ot the Chapeaux Shop, to sell him a straw hat to replace the one his horse ate. He had quite a problem because of their former engagement. 22 Jeanne McCracken, editor, Mr. Koch, faculty sponsor. Pat Eldridge and Pat Nelson, typists, Lillian Porter, art. Seated: Donna Schrader, picture editor, Barbara Beckmann and Marie Greenwood, copy. Sandy Straub, Nancy Olmstead, senior editors, and Sylvia Parks, copy editor were miss- mg. HODSIER POET Kathy Kuk, advertising, Esther Ruthkowski, busi- ness manager, Sue Blackburn, Advertising man- ager, Seated: Sue LaBonte, assistant editor, Kath- ryn Badgley, Bonnie Ruple, bookkeepers. John Willis, photos, Dave Sellenberg, Mike O'Neill, Charles Neitch, sports. Seated: Joyce Mamula, underclassmen, Peggy Reasor, art edi- tor. 23 THE HI-TIMES Sue Sult, head typist, Bob Stewart, publicity, Bernie Kerchaert, sales assistant, John Willis, photographer. Judy Stonecipher, business manager, Douglas Schwepler, sales manager, Phyllis Montgomery and Marlene Byers, advertising staff. 24 Miss Wyrick, faculty sponsor discusses a forth coming issue of the paper with her editor-in- chief, Dave Puterbaugh. Dave Lerman and .lack Tully Knot picturedj, sports editors, Neil Cossman, co-editor third page, Kar- en Reid, club news editor, Lyn Porter, co-editor third page, June Mangus, second page editor. acult H. H. OGDEN ASSiSTANT PRINCIPAL LAWRENCE PATE HEAD COUNCILOR MR. ANSON MR. BACHTEL MR. BARACK MR. BARNBROOK MRS. BARNETT MRS. BROKAW I So. Studies Business English Science English Language MR. CAMPBELL MRS. Cf-NSSIDY MR. COVERT Miss DAY MR. EDISON MR- FETTERS So. Studies EVIQIISI1 Math. AVI MaTh. English MR. FORBES MISS FORTIN MISS FRUEH MR. GEARHART MISS GUILLIAMS MR. HABEGGER So. Studies English Home Ec. English Music Music No doubf Mr. Schubert and Mr. Wiatrow- ski could have measured The calories, but Mr. Byers didn'T give Them Time. I MR. HAFNER MR- HORN So. STudies 50- Sfudies MR. HORVATH MISS JOSEPHSON Psy, Ed. Library MR. KELLY MISS KIEL So. Studies Language I I Lois of nice Things To choose from. Mr Bachfel, Mr. Wolfram, and Miss Steele en MR KOCH MR- KODBA joyed The Tea given by The Parents-Teach Busmess 50- ST'-Jclles ers Association. MISS LAUER MRS. LEATHERMAN MISS LUSHBAUGH MR. MARSH MR. MARTIN MISS MCALPINE PSY- Ed- Library English Science Business Home EC, MR.'MEYER MR. MILLER MISS MITCHELL MR. MOCK MR. MORRIS MR. MGRRISON DFIVIHQ Aff English Ind. Arts Ind, Arts Math. MISS MOSS Miss MURPHY MRS. MYERS M155 NQBLE MR. oLsoN MR. GSBORN English Ma1h- English Language I Math, I ' So. Studies -I 27 1 I I MR. PARKER MR. RHODES MR. RING MISS ROHRER MR. RzEszEvvsKi MR. SCHUBERT Health Guia. DRIVING Math- Psy. Ed. Science MR. scHuLtz Miss SELLARS MR. SHAFER Miss SHIVELY MR- SMITH MISS SNOKE Music Home Ec. Ind. Arts Math. Science So. Studies MESVETEELE MR' STEWART MR. THOMAS Miss VANBUSKIRK MR. WEBB MR. WIAIRQWSKI English Math, AFT Business Ind. Arts 5CienCe I 3 . I The staff regrets that pictures were not available tor Mr. Olmstead, Music, Mrs. Rhodes, English, and Miss Wolf, Physical Ed. Mr. Armstrong, Mrs. Heritage, Mrs. McMiIlen and Mrs. Barnthause joined us the second semester, too late to include their picture. Mr. Boland, Music, is with the Armed Services, on a leave of absence. MR. WOLFRAM MISS WYRICK So. Studies Business MRS. CASHMAN MISS NOWICKI MRS. NELSON MISS FEIDLER Nurse Registrar Secretary Bookstore 28 - Q11 553 nn! S ,TS W ,fs fn itffmii S ' .W 5 I an S 9 it Q SE. ,li i K U n fi X3 V Rf Y A , T , ,,qq,,m L, I ,weak f iff 5 My an If 1, was MS, Q wx my ...mb sf i f Eff if X ,WJ , E S gb! Us Q fssi Nearly every girl in school wanted to elect a class in Miss Sellers' new Home Economics room. Not all made it, but those who did enjoyed a semester in the lap of luxury. These clothes might not have had the lines you would see in 5th Avenue shops, but Carol, Audrey and Janet know they have style the Avenue never produced. The girls made them in Miss Frueh's Clothing class These girls will know what to do if an acci- dent some day strikes in their home. Gloria and Marlene prepare a hot compress in Miss McAlpine's Home Nursing class. Linda, Nora, Mary Ellen, Gloria, Nancy, Sue, Carolyn and Barb watch how it is done. Jobs clidn't seem so scarce to those in the 9th grade Community Civics class. Melinda Martins points out numerous iob opportunities to Judy Mangum, Carol Smith, Tom Walling, and Tom Ellison. You never know how unusual of ours is until you study Global Geography Dorran Vogler described some air routes to Phyllis Blackburn, Lauren Cutner, Mary Keres and Larry Pae ge. When the Sociology class tackled the problem of Education, you were sure the class hour had been shortened. Remember the day Ernest Geske used charts to show the growth of public education? Advanced bookkeepers had an easy time of it when a course in electric adding machines was added. Dave, Deane, Martin, Nan- cy, Judy and Ed came up with a trial balance in no time in Mr. Koch's Bookkeeping class. Miss Wyrick's respondence letter writing. class in Business Cor- was more than just Remember how you watched the margin, punctuation, spelling and position of the letter heady and how you retyped it it it didn't measure up to requirements. 34 Girls in Miss Van Buskirk's Advanced Shorthand Classes learned to get things done neatly, accurately, and quickly. From these classes came the staff of girls assigned to local business houses under the cooper- ative plan. Ronnie Benninghoff was probably wonder- ing how much he could make as a profes- sional model. The sketchers were more con- cerned about the grade Miss Day would give them. The problem here is to discover how many pins had to be knocked over in order to win the game. But, it was no problem to see why girls would rather miss lunch than one of Miss Lauers' gym classes. There was something about the feel of clay in your hands that made Mr. Miller's Ceram- ics class so popular. Joe and Lillian never told us how their bowls looked after they came out ot the kiln. Linda Grubbs decided the man in Mr. Ol- son's math class problem would have to hurry to make the average called for. George, Doug, Nancy and John see how it was done. Trying a microscope for the first time was a thrill to anyone. Rodney Blain, Jessie Varrie, Jerry Maurer, Carolyn Haupert and Lois Baldwin say an entirely new world open to them in Mr. Barnlorooks General Science class. When the seniors tackled a problem in Mr. Shubert's physics class nothing was left to chance. Jack Tully seemed skeptical but Don, Dick and John were sure they had deter- mined the correct mechanical advantage ot a clitterential pulley. lf you are strong and healthy ut middle age, you may want to re- member it because of the essentials you learned in Mr. Parker's Health class. Dennis Reinke told you the stomach, tough as it is, could stand only so much abuse. Watching him were Alice Gentry, Delores Bau- man, Bruce Fettel, Jim Anderson and Sylvia Parks. A steam value, even though a cun- away model, tried the patience of Jerry Asbury in Mr. Webbs' Me- chanical Drawing class when he put its design on the drawing board This table, no doubt, still has its rightful place in the den of Larry Zeiger or Larry Hopkins. It might be interesting, at the first class re- union, to know it it is. The class is Mr. Mock's advanced woodwork. 37 The next time you see Riley's fine marching band at parades or foot- ball games remember a musician wasn't born overnight. Hours of practice alone and then in groups in the Junior Band were required to produce our Concert and Marching Bands. These serious tooters were Robert Mann, Richard Stahley, Artie Shidler, Phillip Rider, Dean Rooch, Dale Neiswender and Kirt Thomp- son. Will you ever forget the music that came through the halls most any hour of the day? The bands, or- chestra, and glee clubs tried their best to see that you didn't. Mr. Bolands' Music class seemed to en- joy their introduction to part sing- ing. Future Glee Clubbers come from classes like this. There were a number of heads to- gether the day Mr. Marsh asked you to dissect a frog in his Biology class. Dot Sailor and SarahYoder handled the tools. Among the watchers were Jean Hopkins, Joyce Mamula, Sue Kasprzak, Evadine Kagel, Leila Kirkley and Bonnie Clingaman. Women drivers! It looked like Mr. Ring wanted to be sure they knew all about the gadgets on the dash- board before taking the car out on the road. Donna, Jeanette, Diane and Susie enioyed this, but oh, that first time behind the wheel in traffic. Remember it now, girls - when 20 miles an hour seemed like 60? No doubt it made little or no sense to you when you learned that Jay Huckins and Carroll Forester were using a surface gauge to scribe a line on a block to be ground to exact measurements. Anyway, it's true. Now that classes are over, girls, get back to the kitchen. A good lathe will do a number of things, be it facing, boring, threading or drilling. Herbert Hoover Cno relation! seemed to know what he wanted to do when the camera caught him in Mr. Shclfer's Machine Shop ul. Cheerleaders Cheer Block I . . 1 . E I Q' .33 -ago 0 to -9 Zigi 292 Q f 3:2 sag 03 4- -o Os 49 'Q 0 I i .A .- Foothy ll . t '39 2 ? ' fs Q 2232 go 4 0 09+ Q fa Q args + I. . 649 oo agp so 990 Coach Spike Kelly Talks with his co captains John Miller and Carroll Forester about team s W plan tor attack and defense. The co captains Norm Baloun and Dave 9 . 32 23 Q 'iv oe 'ab 'Is Q :be- sf were elected by the players to lead them ' 490 004' 9,9 669 096' 440 09+ 'U' 06 96' 4,0 qw 50 49 'O' 0 G urn n close in to stop a Washington back after a short gain. I I . . , . ,Q eo ,Q , +4 . Assistant Coaches Mr. Fetters and Mr. Kodba, watch the action from the sidelines, while Coach Hafron takes a message on the press box phone. With Roger Keller leading the way, Jim Ulrich scores one of the touch- downs in Riley's victory over La- Porte. Football 1956 season by playing score several times the Wildcats were held scoreless by a team destined to win the Conference by a score of 20 to 0. Riley next played Washington. The Wildcats scor- ed in the opening minutes of the game with a 15 yard run by Ulrich. It was not until the 3rd quarter that the Cat's scored in a pass to Miller which went 43 yards. Gunn scored next on a 14 yard pass by Baloun. Gene Davis scored late in the 4th quarter on a 58 yard run pass interception to win 27 to O. lt was in this game that Ron Spychalski broke his ankle. Unable to move the ball in the first half of the game Riley was defeated by Central by a score of 19 to O. The Wildcats did get to the 6 inch line but couldn't score. Riley next traveled to Mishawaka where a very good Maroon team commanded the whole game and racked up the impressive score of 28 to O. Riley Varsity The Wildcats opened the Adams. Altho threatning to Again on the road the Wildcats traveled to Elkhart. Riley tallied after a 76 yard drive with a pass from Baloun to Burns. Again gaining control of the ball the Wildcats moved 80 yards and scored on a 10 yard run by Miller. Leading at the end of the 1st. half by 13 points the Cats were quickly overtaken by the Blazers and lost by the score of 21 to 13. The Redskins of Goshen were next on the schedule. Early in the lst. quarter Riley scored on a 24 yard touch- down pass to Ulrich. The Redskins came back to make it 7 to 6 in favor of the Cats at the end of the 1st quart- er. ln the 2nd. quarter Riley scored on a 21 yard run by Miller. The final score came with a 50 yard pass to Gunn which made it 19 to 13 in favor of the Wildcats. The LaPorte Slicers came into town with a 3 game winning streak to their credit. The Cat's scored twice in the lst. quarter on a 4 yard plunge by Ulrich and in a pass to Baloun for 25 yards. The Slicers came back with one but Riley won the game 13 to 7. Again the Spoilers, The Wildcats played Michigan City who had racked up an impressive winning streak. Miller opened the scoring with a beautiful run of 80 yards to a TD. The Michigan City team came back to make it 14 to 13 in favor of Riley at the end of the half. The Cats tallied in the 3rd quarter and made it 21 to 13 giving the Cats their 4th and final win of the season. For the last game of the season The Wildcats travel- ed to Fort Wayne and played North Side and quickly moved the ball to the Redskin two from where Miller blasted over for the score. North Side tallied twice be- fore the half ended and led 14 to 7. The Redskins drove for another score to take a commanding 21 to 7 lead. Late in the 4th quarter Riley staged a rally to pull within 7 points as Miller tallied but a final drive fell short and Riley dropped a 21 to 14 decision. While Coach Kelly was directing the action Carroll Forester and Barry Rupel take a minutes rest. 44 Varsity Football Left to right First Row: Eugene Davis, Wayne Clark, Bill Niemann, Jerry Simmons, Ray McKibben, Bob Ray, Joe Budney, Lauren Cutner, Jim Herczeg, Jim Ulrich, John Miller, Tim Delinski. Second Row: Roger Keller, Terry Byers, Al FOOTBALL SCORES O Adams 27 Washington O Central O Mishawaka 13 Elkhart 19 Goshen 1 3 LaPorte 21 Michigan City 14 North Side Whitcomb, Dave Ton, Bill Cira, Fred Medich Chuck Baker, Ron Spycholski, Barry Rupel Dave Litteral, Dave Gunn, Ken Kimmerle Doug Burns. Third Row: Norman Baloun, Dave Sellenberg Ed Galloway, Arnie Goldberg, Pete Darrow Rodger Boggs, Carroll Forrester, Mike O'Neill Bob Ray throws a block for Jerry Simmons as he picks up yardage for the Riley cause 20 O 19 28 7 13 7 13 21 B-Team Football Lett To right Back Row: Charles Jones, Fred Me- dich, Dale Dabrowiak, Rich Williams, John Campbell, George VanderHey- den, Jon Heminger, Dave Ton, Ron Maurer, Bill Fuerbringer, Herb Hoov- er, Dick Baumgartner. Second Row: Roscoe Joseph, Tom Butters, Bob Brothers, Fred Hensel, Eden Hay, Lynn Orser, Ron Benning- hoff, Bill Fish, Bill Swem, Steve War- ren, Terry Munger. First Row: Art Hupka, Wayne Wen- zel, Larry Newman, George Radono- vich, Bruce Sullivan, Denny Grae- ber, Bob Lemay, Dave Gleason, Lon- nie Lorren, John Skiles. M? Freshman Football rue? l-eff to fight Parker Antonelli Coplan Moon Augustine First ROWS MOVQBVW, Floran, GBHOWBY, WllS0l'1, FOOT, Third Row Wilmes Jarowski Davis Skelton Jerkodes Floran, MOfl'lS, Nelfenbefg- Schmok Walling Arthur Smith Thrasher Ellison Cook Second Row: Dickson, Sherwood, Jewell, Sisti, Sigler, GOSC 5,pe Coach Hafner Jr. High Football Left to right First Row: Simmons, Larnberson, Million, Hendrix, MacDonald, Ren- dall, Tatay, Gray. Second Row: Ryan, Byers, Jewell, Schirnmerhorn, Cotfm a n, Petko- vitch, Maze, BonDurant, Varrie, Swe- darsky CMgr.D Third Row: Shidler, Floor, Goldberg, Calmer, Burks, Bogart, Jackson, Troy- er, Smith, Staples, Weed, Rush- low, Harris, Swihart CMgr.j 46 Varsity Basketball First Row: Hanish, Poholski, South, West, Kramer, and Barnes. Basketball John South attempts to tip the ball to Denny Reinke, who waits on the side. 1 . fini- Q Second Row: Reinke, Wintrode, Evard, Gunn, Campbell, and Wilson. THE SEASON When coach Stewart first looked at his prospective team, he was faced with quite a problem. He had some experience to count on, but the squad lacked height, only one going over 6 feet. Riley started slow with two defeats, but then came back with a win over Glenn, 68-45, only to be sent into a tail spin by de- feats at the hands of Mishawaka and Terre Haute Garfield, 76- 50, and 7l-45. Washington was defeated in an overtime, 40-38 in a game which proved to be a spark for the Wildcats. They then won two straight before dropping the championship game of the John Adams Holliday Tournament to the host, 59-42. The Cats kept up their winning ways and defeated Niles, 83- 47, and North Side Fort Wayne, 7l-45. This sudden burst brought their record very close to five hundred per cent with 6 wins and 7 losses. After gaining prestige, Riley found they had two potential scorers in Dan Barnes and Dennis Reinke. The task rebounding was very capably handled by Buz Wintrode and Dave Gunn. The squad then dropped seven games though many of them were in doubt until the closing minutes. LaPorte and Riley bat- tled on even terms with the Slicers winning in the last seven seconds, 58-53. Central's conference champs continued their practice of routing their opponents by handing Riley a tremendous 96-49 defeat. Unable to find the necessary punch in the last half, the Wildcats fell to John Adams for the second time 72-51. lt was this game that Alice Torok was crowned Basketball Queen. When Elkhart carne to South Bend, they brought with them a very fine center, Ted Luckenbill, but his play did not compare with the effort put forth by Dan Barnes as he scored 30 points in a losing cause. After a very good draw in the Sectional, Riley returned to the win column with victories over New Carlisle and Washington- Clay, this advance put Riley into the finals, but Lakeville domi- nated play to win 65-48. Thus ending a fair season for the Riley team, with an overall record of 8 wins and i5 losses. REINKE DENNY WINTRODE DON GUNN, DAVE During The excifemenr of The LaPorTe game the Team argues that Dennis Reinke had called time OUT, buf The referee disagreed and awarded The bail To LaPorTe. BARNES, DANNY 48 EVARD, Rom WILSON, LARRY Riley Opp. Auburn 43 48 Froebel 51 62 Glenn 68 45 East Chicago Washington 43 53 Gary Roosevelt 43 71 Mishawaka 50 76 Terra Haute Garfield 45 71 Washington 40 38 Washington Clay 64 52 St. Joseph 52 51 Adams 42 59 Niles 83 57 CAMPBELL, JOHN Covertimel KRAMER, DAVE North Side Fort Wayne 71 45 LaPorte 53 58 Central 49 96 Adams 51 72 Elkhart 57 67 Lebanon 61 69 Goshen 51 64 Michigan City 63 78 Sectional New Carlisle 59 42 Washington Clay 65 48 Lakeville 48 65 HANlSH, DON WEST, H ERMAN ' if' qu! 'Si' -me H if if . 'i a isa ff in 01' F 'K 's 1' B-Team Basketball Front Row left to right. R. Stealy, C. Grundy, D. Hanish, H. West, E, Da- vis, R. Benninghoff, P. Grundy, T Eader. Back Row left to right. M. Boyer, L. Wilson, C. Everly, G. Nevelle, G. VanDerHeyden, J. Campbell, G. Roper, L. Bradley, G. Page, J. Montgomery. NOTE: Stealy and Eader are not with the team anymore. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Seated Left to Right R. Sipe, J. Morgan, L. Peterson, B. Toles, E. Pulliam, D. Anderson, T. Augustine, R. Wienger, L. Casper, L. Copeland. Standing Left to Right Mgr. J. Rinehart, T. Ellison, W. Gorc, J. Smith, R. Schmok, W. Collins, D.i Woodcox, J. Cook, B. Nelson, R. Neimann, M. Granat. Missing L. Greider Jr. High Basketball Front Row left to right. G. Grundy, L. Jones, J. Byers, J. Niemann, P. Renner, T. Thompson, J. Jewell, D. Fackson, J. Potter, W. Bradford, D. Gray, B, Bernhardt. Back Row left to right. L. Swedarsky, J. Perkins, J. Sengleton, B. Rickel, B. Weed, E. Bogart, W. Burks, L. West, R. Maurer, J. Larracuenta, B. Bon- Durant, D. Gopski, J. Varrie, B. Foor. State Swimming Champ Swimming Team D. Fritz. Second Row: R. Sisti, R. Goodspeed, L. Hitchcock FFVST Row: D- RlCl'1Bl'ClS, D- Hail, J- MacDonald, D- Floden, T. Jewell, T. Carmichael, V. lvarson, D. Barno, T. Bloom T. Beyer, T. Sisti, T. Bloom, J. Odusch, J. Buchanan, and ,J Stick, and Coach Fetterg, l The State Champion Medley Relay Team: T. Beyer, D. Richard, D. Hail, and J. Buchanan. Time: l:58.7. 52 The Season Opening the season with a defeat at the hands of the powerful Culver Military Academy team, 49-28, Riley bounced back to sink their next opponent, Howe Military Academy, 50-27. Muncie Burris, the tankers next obstacle, gave the squad their hardest struggle on the dual meet schedule. They were defeated by T3 points. - Th swimmers went through the rest of their season over- powering such opposition as Hammond, 48-29, South Bend Central, 49-28, and Valparaiso, 46V2-3OV2. During this display of power, many school records fell. John Buchanan, a freshman, broke the school record in the Breaststroke several times. At the time of the City Meet, the strength of the squad was reduced by several cases of pneumonia, and they finished second to Central, followed by Adams and Wash- ington. By the next week, many had recovered and the squad won the Conference Meet with a score of 63. Next was Horace Mann of Gary with 39 points, followed by Adams with 38 points, and Hammond, 34. They finished the season with a record of T2 wins and 2 losses and the Conference championship. DENNY FLODEN JOHN BUCHANAN BREASTSTROKE I:O5.0 THE STATE MEET On February 23, Riley Traveled To Purdue Universify To defend Their TiTle as STaTe Champions. The papers had lisTed The meeT as a Toss up befween Riley and Columbus. The squad was paced by John Buchanan who won The BreasTsTroke in record Time of I:O5, Denny Floden who won The BacksTroke in I:O2.6, a new sTaTe record, and John Odusch who Took The Individual Medley in a record Time oT I:4l.4. WiTh only Three evenTs leTT, Riley found Themselves Trailing by T7 poinTs. John Odusch's vicTory sTarTed To close The gap and The Two relay Teams Then Took charge To assure vicTory Tor Riley. The Medley Re- lay Team posTed a sTaTe record of I:58.7 as did The 200 yard FreesTyle Relay Team wiTh Their Time of l:39.8. The final score read: Riley, 58V2, Columbus, 55V2. When The swimmers arrived home, They were greeTed by a cheering sTudenT body. Edward F. Voorole, Mayor of SouTh Bend, Foresf Wood, DirecTor of AThIeTics, and Dr. Jardine, SuperinTendenT of Schools, all addressed The sTu- denTs and praised The Team Tor Their vicTory. Coach FeT- Ters inTroduceol his champs and presenTed The sTaTe Trophy To The school Tor display in The Trophy case. BAcKsTRoKE 1.02.6 I I JOHN ODUSCH INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY I:4I.4 I The STaTe Champion 200 Yard Freesfyle Relay: J. Odusch T. Bloom, J. MacDonald, and D. Floden. Time: I:39.8 53 Left to Right lst. row: 2nd, row: , Don Hannish Jim Manuszak Louis Cass Dave Fritz Bill Barnes Here beaming with words of congratulations for a job well done, Florance Burroughs presents the Booster Club Award to Louis Cass, the star of the Cross Country team. Coach Smith George Page Ken Selby Lyle Robinson Larry Severn Roger McKee Chuck Katchell, Mgr. CROSS-COUNTRY Cross-Country Coach Robert Smith enioyed his most successful season last fall in coaching his team to many championships. First among them was the championships of the Eastern Division of the Northern Indiana High School Conference. Then came the fifth straight City Meet Title, the East-West Conference Championship and the Sectional Championship. The Wildcats came in sixth in the State Meet, higher than any South Bend team has ever finished. The team this year was paced by three year man, Louis Cass, who finished third in the Big Conference Meet and fourth in the Sectional, two year man, David Fritz, who was sixth in the Sectional, Captain James Manuszak, Rodger McKee, Bill Barnes, and Ken Selby. The team looked none too good in their first meet, nearly losing to Breman. Next, they lost to Mishawaka, the only time of the season that the Smithmen were to taste defeat in a dual meet. ln the first Conference double dual of the season they ran over Central and Goshen on the picturesque Erskine Golf Course. This meet prompted a remark by Coach Smith at the awards assembly that this is one team that can beat Central. Then the har- riers traveled to Michigan City and revenged their earlier defeat by beating Mishawaka and Michigan City in the process. On the Monday following this brilliant win the Wildcats obtained their only slam of the season by plac- ing five men ahead of Niles first man. The Division LAC- - B-Team Ron Walling John Odoush Bill Unrue Dave Swil-,arf ' - Left to right George Page Jim Sego Herman West Chuck Carlon 'il Q 'sis 1 1 . 9 Crown loomed ahead when they whipped Fort Wayne North and Laporte at Laporte the next Thursday. A perfect conference season was finished the follow- ing week by walloping Elkhart and Adams at the Elkhart course. ,From here on the season became even more exact- ing than it had been, for one mistake would spell defeat. But the Smithmen refused to make that mistake. They ran Central and Adams in the City meet and walked away with it, taking the first four places. Next they went to Valparaiso to run in the East-West Conference Meet in which one hundred and forty runners ran, and the battling for position was actually savage. They won this one going away. Then came the Sectional at which they won to qualify for the State Meet. ' Q I Ed Mikel ln a meet that figured to be fairly easy the harriers walked away from Culver's Kaydets. Then with the spotlight on them The Wildcats went to the State and while not returning victorious they finished sixth. In the season the team won eleven and lost only one. The B- team was undefeated while winning three. At the end of the season Louie Cass was picked as the winner of the Booster Club Award and Jim Manuazak was named Captain to follow in his brother's footsteps. .. D.. 0, 2, sz 1' The old proverb The calm before the storm seems to have captured the cross country team before the all important city meet, in which the team won for the fifth straight time. Tennis LefT To rig hT: Dave Kramer, Tom Marquis, Larry Wilson, Dan Barnes, Gene Cohn Tennis WiTh Two reTurning leTTermen The Tennis squad meT Michigan CiTy and shuT Them ouT 5-O as They did Their second opponent ForT Wayne NorTh Side. LaPorTe and Adams didn'T give in as easily but were conquered by The Wild- caTs 3-2. CenTrals Conference Champs provided Riley's firsT defeaf wiTh a score of 3-2 and Goshen seeking revenge, because Riley beat Them ouT of The Champion- ship last year, downed The caTs 3-2. Coming back sfrong Riley defeaTed Elk- harT and Mishawaka 3-2. These final vicTories climaxed a good season and an impressive record of 6 wins and 2 losses. NexT year The Tennis Teams should be very strong. Only one senior will be losf and Dave Krammer and Dan Barnes will be back for Their Third season. Dave Krammer limbers up before a maTch vviTh Michigan CiTy. 56 First Row: Mikel, Hupka, Hitchcock, LaMay, Eberle, Hail, Sego, Louis, Webster, Holmgren, Smith, Cass, Floden Barnes West H ' h M us Carlin. Second Row: Robinson, Darrow, Wall- Fourth Row: Selby, Parks, Swartz, Severn, Perkins Williams anis , on , ing, Jackson, Richards, Heminger, Katona, Pahl, Payton, Korn, Coach Shafer, Jay Huckins, Bud Zesinger Bob Lee Jim Dras Kalwitz, Miller. Third Row: Koch, Pozil, Page, Warren, Fritz, kovlts, John Hucklns. Truck In 1956, Washington-Clay provided the first victim for Coach Smith's fighting track team. Led by seniors Pozil, Pahl, Overmeyer, and Jackson, the team led Riley to another fine season in track. After their first meet, the team continued on their winning path by posting wins over New Carlisle and Bremen in a tri- angle meet. ln their next meet, the M.a- roons from Mishawaka proved too strong for the game men from Riley. The Smith- men proved to all that they were not dead by sweeping their next two meets with Plymouth and Culver Military. In their last three meets, the team showed great potential by winning two, and los- ing to Washington by a close margin. ln the City meet, the team was led by Cass,-Fritz, Pozil, and Pahl in the mile and 440 yard run. Gary Monus set a new city record in the broad jump. The mile relay team of Pahl, Pozil, Payton, and Holmgren also set a new city record. The future looks fairly dismal, but in the tradition of Riley, Mr. Smith will turn out another fine team that all Riley can be proud of. W 2' J' V I si if . if I' 'V , , , ...gf .I ,,.,,, k , In . Don Katona clears 9 feet in practice Lefthto Rl9l1'f2 lST- VOW F- GOHSNEY MQV-, B-'L9m5Y, l-- Miller, D- 2nd. row: M. Klosinski, C. Forester, M. Miller, B. Hoffman, Gfeldeff P- G9l'aQl1TY, A- Flofaft, J- Draskovvts, A- Goldbero, B- Fuerbringer, A. Parker, R. McKibben, D. Rairchild, D. Morris, Galloway. Hoover, D. Morris, J. Starrett. WRESTLING Starting its second season and its first year in the conference the wrestling team had an overall record of 3 wins and 9 losses. They started with a win over Washington Clay by a score of 45 to 18. The Cadets of Culver M.A. had an easy time with a win over the Cats 42 To 8. LaPorte was the 2nd victim of the wrest- lers. Riley won 30 to 25. New Carlisle also fell victim to the Wildcats 43 to 8. Against Central the grapplers could do very little and were beaten 42 to 8. Howe Military Academy whipped the boys 38 to 15. Niles beat us 46 to 6. in a return match with Culver the grapplers did better but the Cadets were still- too much and won 39 to 15. Washington Clay avenged an earlier loss to the grap- plers by winning a close one 28 to 25. Steadily improving the cats lost another return match to Adams 32 to 14. ln their final match against La Porte, the wrest- lers lost a close one 18 to 16. Although the record is not very good one thing must be remembered, this was only our second year and we spent it gaining val- uable experience. Next year should be much beller- Carroll Forester takes his opponent down, but Riley lost the match to a powerful Culver team. 58 Coach Schafer, Jay Huckins, Budd Zesinger, Bob Lee, Jim Draskovits, John Huckins. Mr. SchaTer's Team finished one of Their most successful seasons. Led by Jay Huckins and Captain Bob Lee, The team Tied Tor The E.N.l.l-l.S.C. conference Title with Central. Baseball The Baseball squad got off to a poor start because Mr. Kelly had Trouble getting his pitchers in shape. BUT as The season progressed The Team registered victories over Jim Ulrich Takes one during a practice is Mike- O'Neill. Golf The T957 Team under Mr. Schater's coaching has great promise and should prove to be a Thorn in The sides of its opponents. Teams They lost To in The early season. The T957 Team has eighT of nine lettermen returning, and a strong Team is in prospect. game. The catcher WRESTLING Riley Opponent Washington Clay 45 18 Culver M A 8 42 Adams 6 50 LaPorte 30 25 New Carlisle 43 8 Central 8 42 Howe M S 15 38 Niles 6 46 Culver M A 15 39 Washington Clay 25 28 Adams 14 32 LaPorte 16 18 Conference-8th Sectional-8th Swimming Riley Opponent Culver 28 49 Howe 50 27 Burris 45 32 Adams 46 31 Hammond 48 29 Washington 53 24 Froebel 49 27 La Porte 50 27 Central 49 28 Whiting 50 27 Horace Mann 48 29 Leu Wallace 51 25 Valparaiso 46172 3OV2 City Meet: Central-78, Riley-64, Adams -57172, Washington-24172. Conference Meet: Riley-63, Horace Mann-39, Adams-38, Hammond-34, Central-31. State Meet: Riley-58172, Colombus-55172, Central-25, Adams-23. CROSS COUNTRY Riley Opponent Bremen 26 29 Mishawaka 30 26 Central fcl 16 45 Goshen ici 19 42 Michigan City ich 24 31 Mishawaka ici 26 ' 29 Niles 15 46 LaPorte fcl 19 41 Northside ici 25 30 Elkhart ici 21 34 Adams ici 15 47 Culver Military 16 47 City-1 st , Conference-1 st Sectional-1 st Slate-6Tl1 TRACK Washington Clay 33 375 New Carlisle- 53 173 Bremen 46V2 Mishawaka 74172 Plymouth 43 176 Culver Military 52 Washington 66 Michigan City 57 Central 80 173 Adams 38 173 Riley 75 375 96 34172 65 576 57 43 52 28 70 273 273 2nd Culver Relays East Division Conference Conference Sectional Regional 7th 14th 5th 19th GOLF Riley Opponen Central S. B. 6 9 Plymouth 15 0 Adams 1 1 4 LaPorte 8 7 1 Michigan City im 31721 Mishawaka 8172 6172 Central S. B. 7V2 7172 Benton Harbor 14 1 Rochester 1 TV2 3172 Adams 7V2 7V2 La Porte 1 2V2 2172 Michigan City 13 2 Culver 4172 10172 Mishawaka 9- 6 LaPorte Sectional 4th Plac State Sectional 13th Placj Tied Central for Eastern Division Con ference Title Michigan City North Side LaPorte Adams Central Goshen Elkhart Mishawaka BASEBALL Central St. Joseph Adams Washington fcl Michigan City K Niles Mishawaska Ccj Elkhart Cci St. Joseph LaPorte icl Adams CCD Central fcl Culver Cl Michigan City CCD Niles Mishawaka Ccj Benton Harbor Elkhart fcl TENNIS Riley 5 5 3 3 2 2 3 3 Riley 1 7 3 5 O O 6 0 7 1 4 4 10 0 O 5 0 7 Opponen' 0 0 2 2 3 3 2 2 Opponent 4 9 4 3 2 7 4 4 5 4 9 3 7 3 7 2 6 3 While waiTing for The resT of The gang oefore a ...Rainbow Tormal, Sharon Acheson lighTs The candles for her parTy. Offering Their help are Karen Neiswen- der Diane FiTch, and Linda Wilson. The seniors look back on Their Junior Prom, The LoveliesT NighT of The Year, and Think There couldn'T be anoTher one so love- ly. PicTured here is The grand march, one parT of The evening That will always be lovely in The minds of The class of '57'. RILEYITES AS SOCIALITES IT's 7:00 A.M. and everyone except Marie is asleep. A school year iusT wouldn'T be compleTe l wiThouT a slumber parTy. AfTer a whole nighf of T pop, poTaTo chips, records, Talk, pop-corn, Talk, l and more Talk, The slumber parT of The parTy fin- N ally seT in. Left To righT are Gloris Meszaros, Marie l BillisiTz, Karen Reid, Teresa Chonik, Fran Luka- viTch, and Sue SulT. l l P 5 S I 2 E. T 5 E E gi Z 2 T E Nancy Priddy found it was easier to get the pennies in the cup if you got closer. At the Senior Class carnival Gym-O-Rama, this was one of the booths that drew alot of customers. The Senior Class Carnival, O-Rama found the whole high having a wonderful time. Booths ranged from pie ing to weight lifting to Telling to food. Here Sally bitsky aimed at the bulls eye. Dexter Ralyeat, Frank Kuzmits, Allen Brenner, and Becky Walt- ers seemed to be enioying this booth, too. 62 N. w .A M, k Maybe this booth didn't have too many customers of the feminine gender but the boys all proved how strong they were and so naturally this attracted the girls. The seniors didn't forget a thing. There to prove he could press his weight was Wayne Marvel. The carnival wouldn'T have been compleTe wiThouT Jack Tully To Tell forTunes. The crysTal ball disclosed many secreTs and mosT every one wenT away looking for ThaT prince charming ThaT was promised. for was iT The exTra 550 bill you were supposed To find'?D AT THE SENIOR'S CARNIVAl Food mers good girl's some Ever Try knocking coke boTTles over wiTh base balls. Sure you did because you were aT The carni val Too. Wasn'T as easy as iT looked was iT? Too, and aTTer all The exercise These cusTo- had aT The various booThs iT looked real . Even The skepfic boys who make fun of cooking decided ThaT The senior class had excellenT cooks. 63 For the seniors, cap and gown day is the last time their class will be together. They stand around and talk, take pictures, sign autographs, and tell ea c h other how much they will miss being a part of Riley. lf you weren't there cap and gown day 1957, you someday will be. Then is when seniors stand on the front lawn and realize tear- fully that they are alumni now and can never be an active part of Riley in the future. Remember the coke party that P.D., and J.B. had before the All-City Prom? How could you forget? Staying away from the cokes and shrimp for just a min- ute are Pat Nelson and Paul Bretz, Peg Reasor and Tom Mc- Manus, Larry Luther and Pat Eld- ridge, and Terry Beyer and Jeannie McCracken. 64 Here is a bird's-eye view of a Thursday night dance. You are undoubtedly in the picture some where but with all those kids having such a ball, you pro- bably can't find yourself. 1957 GRADUATES Honor Students DIANE FITCH I Valedictorian A LYNDA FREDERICK' Valedictorian JUDITH NEWHARD Valedicforian AVIVA WEISS Valedicforian Salutatorian SaIuTaTorian DONELLA BA'R RICHARD KOLDERMAN JOSEPI-IINE BOXWELI JUDHH KOUT5 BARBARA DRAKE THOMAS MARQUIS 'WRA ELUOTT DAVID PUTERBAUGH RHYLU5 GOSC BARBARA SELBY JAN SOBIERSKI 66 JANET BOHS Third Honors The HOOSIER POET proudly presents the Honor Roll of the Class of 1957. These students maintained an average of 90 percent or better in their studies during their four years in high school. They are arranged in alphabetical orderp not in the order of their class standing. MARVIN ANDERSON JANICE ARICK DONELLA BAIR BEVERLY BECK JAMES BINTINGER JANET BOHS JOSEPHINE BOXWELL KAY CARR LOUIS CASS ELEANOR COFFMAN MAHALA DeJARNATT BARBARA DRAKE BARBARA EBERSOLE GORDON EDISON MIRA ELLIOTT BONNIE FETTEL DIANE FITCH JOAN FITTERLING LYNDA FREDERICK GEORGE FRIEND DAVID FRITZ PHYLLIS GOSC MARIE GREENWOOD RICHARD HOLDERMAN MARCIA HUFFMAN JOYCE JOHNSON GERALD KINYON JUDITH KOUTS DAVID LERMAN SUSAN LEWIS THOMAS MARQUIS JEANNE MCCRACKEN FRANCES MORRIS JUDITH NEWHARD NANCY OLINGER NANCY OLMSTEAD SYLVIA PARKS JANET PRIDDY DAVID PUTERBAUGH JAMES REYNOLDS PATRICIA RHODES JANE ANN ROSENQUIST BARBARA SELBY JAN SOBIERSKI JOHN SOUTH ROBERT STEWART SANDRA STRAUB SANDRA SULLIVAN JAMES TALCOTT JOHN TULLY RONALD WALLING AVIVA WEISS GLORIA WELTER ALBERT WHITCOMB LINDA WILSON JANET ZEIGER k SHARQN ACHESON JERRY ALVQRD JIM ANDERSON MARVIN ANDERSON JANICE ARICK JERRY ASBURY KATHRYN BADGLEY ROSEMARY BAICHLEY DONELLA BAIR f :- CI-IARLES BAKER FRANCIS BALINT WAYNE BALLARD NORMAN BALOUN STEPHEN BARANY RICHARD BARKLEY RICHARD BASTY DELORES BAUMAN 68 BEVERLY BECK BARBARA BECKMANN MAXINE BEMIS JOYCE BERKHEISER TERRY BEYER MAME Bm-,SITZ JAMES BINHNGER CLASS HONORS: Q big day for big minds. A GLENDA BLACK PHYLLIS BLACKBURN SUSAN BLACKBURN PATRICIA BLOOM ROGER BOGGSC E- JANET BOHS PHYLLIS BOUR JOSEPHINE BOXWELL I JUNIOR PROM COURT: The Ioveliest night of the year. SUSAN BRANDLEY BERNETTA BROWN GEORGE BUDAY JOE BUDNEY AUDREY BURGER ALICE BURLINGTON ODOUGLAS BURNS' MARLENE BYERS GERALDINE CAMPBELL DAVID CARPENTER WKAY CARR LOUIS CASS JOHN CERPES THERESA CLONEK BILL CIRA ELEANOR COFFMAN NATALIE COWAN 71 QUEEN FOR A DAY: Janet and her court reigned over The football rally. MARLENE CSERPES JIM CURTIS LAUREN CUTNER CAROLYN DAVIS JUANITA DAVIS MAHALA DeJARNATT TIM DELINSKI JANET DOROW BARBARA DRAKE BARBARA EBERSOLE GORDON EDISON PATRICIA ELDRIDGE CAROL ELICK GARY ELLIOTT MIRA ELLIOTT BEVERLY ELLIS WAYNE ENGLE JOHN FAIRCHILD BEVERLY FARKAS MARY FARLOW TONNA FERENCE BONNIE FETTEL BRUCE FETTEL 73 . . -- 'so iv 0 ELIZAB ETH iff'-'. ifffffibik. Zfo .36 'filo 4 . . .fri 'Ib '99 74 26 Q9 Q9 Q0 .I9.39fQI-9 4935.0 04? 565945 - I n I - 3 I . hz I : I FIELDS GAIL FISCHBACHER DIANE FITCH JOAN FITTERLING CARROLL FORESTER RONALD FOULKES SAMMIE LOU FRAME LYNDA FREDERICK LARRY FRIBLEY CAROL FRICK GEORGE IFRIEND DAVID FRITZ ROI-I-IN GAI-I-OWAY ALICE GENTRY ' TI EYRNEST GESKE BARBARA GIBSON JILL GILPIN JUNE GOODWIN PHYLLIS GOSC HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS: down the aisle of the Senior party. MARIE GREENWOOD NORA GROSSNICKLE OLGA GUSICH JUDY HAM CHARLES HARPER 75 EARL HEDMAN GLORIA HEMINGER JIM HERCZEG I CHAR'-E5 HERMAN IRIS HESLER TANNA HESLER PETER HIRSCH WILLIAM HOBGOOD KATHLEEN HOCK DICK HOLDERMAN LINDA HOLDREN PHYLLIS HOLMES LARRY HOPKINS DIANE HORMEL JAY HUCKINS JOHN HUCKINS MARCIA HUFFMAN JEAN HUGHES 76 CAROLYN HUMMER NILS IVINS JOYCE JOHNSON H BEFORE ACT I: killing time in the make-up DONALD KATONA MAX KEAFFABER ROGER KELLER FOOITI. Q i ji j . 1i 1 1 g i 3 1 Q i i i 77 a cc e s s e s MARY ELLEN KEREs KENNETH KLMMERLE TYRONE KINGERY GERALD RLNYON RONALD SIERKEY RQBERT KOCH SHIRLEY KQCZAN S DOROTHY KOLLAR FRANK KOPECK' JUDY ROUT5 SUSAN LABONTE BERT LAcOssE ROBERT LEE BARBARA LENCZOWSKL DAVID LERMAN SUSAN LEWIS TY LISLE 78 THERESA LOSURE FRANCES LUKAVICH LANCE MALLING TOM MALOTT JAMES MANUSZAK TOM MARQUIS A RING FOR YOUR FINGER: we w MYRNA McBRIDE ured for our Senior o +'o'o9e e e'o e9e' W JEANNE MCCRACKEN RUBY MCCRACKIN RODGER MCKEE NANCY MENDEL GLORUYMESZAROS EDWARD MIKEL JOHN MILLER MARK MINOR FOOTBALL PROGRAMS: Nancy and Sandra poured money into the Senior Trecsur Y I Q 5 I A I 3 in 'if' I A' I F I 2 LLL YYYI Lf I ANN MONTGOMERY GARY MONUS FRANCES MORRIS PAUL MURRAY FRED NAGY LARRY NEDDO KAREN NEISWENDER PATRICIA NELSON BILL NIEMANN CHARLES NIETCH JUDY NEWHARD NANCY OLINGER NANCY OLMSTEAD MIKE O'NEILL A LARRY PAEGE I SYLVIA PARKS JOHN PITTENGER 81 I EEIE if? .359 Q9 IQ 345 0000009040 CALORIES: completely ignored of The Senior Christmas party. JANET PRIDDY DAVID PUTERBAUGH BOB RAY 'WW PEGGY REASOR KAREN REID DENNIS REINKE RICHARD RENDALL JAMES REYNOLDS JOHN RHODES PATSY RHODES JANET ROBINSONEi LYLE ROBINSON YVONNE ROBINSON JANE ANN ROSENQUIST BARRY RUPEL ESTHER RUTKOWSKI DOROTHY SAILOR DAVID SCHROEDER BARBARA SELBY DAVID SELLENBERG EVELYN SHANKLAND BILL SHINNEMAN MARY SIDDELL 83 . , Q , - 9 .Z .Q JERRY slMMoNs SALLY slMMoNs ALEX 5'RK0 TONY SISTI LORRNNE SMITH f f' 4 I 9 . 4+ o sf 'I' 4 Q Q- ,. HAROLD SMURR ALFRED SNYDER JAN SOBIERSKI JOHN SOUTH RON SPYCHALSKI JOE STACHOWSKI JERRY STARRETT CYNTHIA STEIN SHARRON STEIN 84 '1 - I : ' - I ' : f . A : 1 so .- I. -- 1 JEANNE: never Iecarned to tie on bow. FLOYD STEWART ROBERT STEWART WILLIAM STRANTZ SANDRA STRAUB SANDRA SULLIVAN SUE SULT JAMES TALCQT1' JIM THOMAS WILLIAM THRASHER JERRY TIRRELL 85 ALICE TOROK JACK TULLY DONALD TUTTLE BILL ULLERY JIM ULRICH JOHN UNDERHILL TARU LIISA VERTANEN RICHARD VIDUKA DORRAN VOGLER JUDY WALDO DONALD WALLING CAROL WALLIS AvLvA welss OLORIA WELTER DEAN WHERLEY ALBERT WHITCOMB RICHARD WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIS 86 LINDA WILSON DONALD WINTRODE JERRI YATES W TARU LISA: our exchange student enjoyed the French Club dinner. JOE ZAWIERUCHA EUGENE ZIMMER MATTHEW ZONCICK 87 Senior ctivities SHARON ANN ACHESON Sharry - Maiors: Social Studies, Language. Minors: Math, Business. Activities: Latin Club Vice-President, Future Teachers Club Vice-President, French Club, Booster Club. Plans: College. JERRY DEAN ALVORD AI - Maiors: Math. Minors: Social Science, Shop. Activities: Entered in Senior year from Mishawaka. Plans: Air Force. JAMES PAUL ANDERSON Jim - Maiors: Science, Social Studies, Math. Minor: Latin. Plans: Purdue. MARVIN V. ANDERSON Andy - Maiors: Math, Lan- guage, Social Studies. Minor: Business. Activities: German Club President, Band, Stamp and Coin Club Chairman, Drama and Music Productions. Awards: Honor Pin, Cer- titicate of Merit. Plans: College. JANICE JUNE ARICK Air-Wick - Maiors: Business. Min- ors: Math, Science, Language, Social Studies. Activities: Student Council, Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Booster Club. Awards: Honor Pin, Certificate of Merit, Student Council Pin. Plans: Secretarial Work. JERRY L. ASBURY - Maiors: Math, Mechanical Drawing. Minors: History. Plans: Work or Navy. KATHRYN JANELL BADGLEY Kay - Maiors: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Spanish. Activities: HOOSIER POET, Booster Club. Plans: Work. ROSEMARY BAICHLEY Rosie - Maiors: Art. Minors: Biology, Social Studies. Plans: Marriage or Work. DONELLA JEAN BAIR Donnie - Maiors: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Math. Activities: Band, Booster Club. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Work. CHARLES ALVA BAKER Chuck - Maiors: Language, History. Minors: Science, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, Finnians Rainbow . Awards: B-Team Football. Plans: Navy. FRANCIS ANDREW BALINT Frank - Maiors: Social Stud- ies. Minors: Machine Shop. Plans: Work. WAYNE HOWARD BALLARD - Maiors: Science. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Spanish Club, Track, Cross Coun- try. Awards: Track. Plans: Indiana University. NORMAN JOSEPH BALOUN Norm - Maiors: Industrial Arts. Minors: Math, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Football. Awards: Football and Baseball Varsity letters, Basketball B-Team letter. Plans: Service or College. STEPHEN M. BARANY Steve - Maiors: Language. Minors: Math, Social Studies. Activities: Drama Club Board, Glee Club Treasurer, French Club Vice-President, Student Coun- cil, Drama and Music Productions. Plans: Northwestern. RICHARD MILTON BARKLEY Dick - Maiorsz Science, History. Minors: Business. Activities: Booster Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, Co-Op Club, Drama and Music Pro- ductions. Plans: School of X-Ray Technology. RICHARD M. BASTY Dick - Maiors: Shop, Math. Minors: Social Studies: Plans: Navy. DOLORES PHOEBE BAUMAN Lori - Maiors: Language. Minors: History, Math, Science. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, Booster Club, Drama and Music Pro- ductions. Plans: College. BEVERLY ANN BECK Becky - Maiors: Science. Minors: Math, Language, Home Ec, Social Studies. Activities: Latin Club, Glee Club, Booster Club, Future Nurses Club. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Honor Pins. Plans: College. BARBARA LEE BECKMANN Barb - Maiors: Math. Minors: Latin, Art, Social Studies. Activities: HOOSIER POET, Boost- er Club, Student Council. Plans: College. MAXINE LOUISE BEMIS Max - Maiors: Business. Minors: Science, Social Studies. Activities: Glee Club. Plans: Work. JOYCE ELAINE BERKHEISER Jo - Maiors: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Spanish. Activities: Hi-Times, G.A.A. Plans: Work. MARIE ANN BILLISITZ - Majors: Home Economics. Minors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Nurses Club, G.A.A., Booster Club. Plans: Office Work. JAMES S.. BINTINGER Jim - Maiors: Math, Science. Minors: Latin, Social Studies. Activities: Engineering Club, Latin Club. Awards: Honor Pin, Football Award. Plans: Notre Dame. GLENDA IRENE BLACK - Maiors: Home Ec, Business. Min- ors: Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Ottice Work. PHYLLIS ELLEN BLACKBURN - Maiors: Business. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Football Court. Awards: Certificate of Merit. Plans: Work. SUZANNE KATHRYN BLACKBURN Sue - Maiors: Busi- ness. Minors: Clothing, History, Math. Activities: HOOSIER POET, Football Court, Booster Club. Plans: College. PATRICIA IRENE BLOOM Patt - Maiors: Science. Minors: Math, Home Ec, Social Studies. Activities: Future Nurses, Drama Club, Band, Booster Club, Hi-Times Staff. Plans: Nurses Training. ROGER DALE BOGGS Reg - Maiors: Math, Shop. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Football. Plans: Marines. JANET LEE BOHS Jan - Maiors: Science. Minors: Math, Language, History. Activities: Booster Club, Spanish Club, Student Council President. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit, Student Council Pin. Plans: College. PHYLLIS JEAN BOUR PhyI - Maiors: Business, Home Economics. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: G.A.A., Future Nurses, Y-Teens, Booster Club. Plans: School of Comptom- etry. JOSEPHINE KAYE BOXWELL Jo - Maiors: Business. Minors: Latin, Social Studies, Math. Activities: Booster Club, HOOSIER POET, Drama Club, G.A.A., Latin Club. Awards: Honor Pins. Plans: Work. SUSAN JOYCE BRANDLEY Sue - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Home Ec. Actiivties: Booster Club. Plans: Work. BERNETTA SUE BROWN Bernie - Maiors: Business, History. Minor: Home Ec. Plans: Business College. GEORGE EDWARD BUDAY - Maiors: Business. Minors: History, Shop. Plans: Army. DUANE JOSEPH BUDNEY Joe - Maiors: History, Science. Minors: Language, Math. Activities: Football, Booster Club. Awards: Football. Plans: Western Michigan. AUDREY MAE BURGER - Maiors: Home Economics. Minors: Math, Spanish, Social Studies. Activities: Student Council, Booster Club. Plans: College. ALICE ANN BURLINGTON - Maiors: Latin. Minors: History, Math, Science. Activities: Drama Club, Latin Club, Drama and Music Productions. Plans: Nurses Training. DOUGLAS JAMES BURNS Doug - Majors: History, Shop. Minors: Math. Activities: Booster Club, Baseball, Football. Awards: Baseball, Football. Plans: Western Michigan. MARLENE KAY BYERS Marnie - Maiors: Business, Home Ec. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Hi-Times. Plans: Work. TERRY RAY BEYER - Maior: Math. Minors: Shop, History, Spanish. Activities: Engineering Club, Swimming, Football. Awards: Swimming, Football. Plans: College. GERALDINE SUE CAMPBELL Gerry - Majors: Home Ec, History, Math. Minor: Business. Activities: Y-Teens, Drama Club, Youth for Christ, Glee Club. Plans: Business College. DAVID ELLIS CARPENTER Dave -- Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Math. Minors: Spanish, Social Studies. Activities: Track, Cross Country, Spanish Club, Band, Stamp and Coin Club President. Plans: Designer. CAROLYN KAY CARR - Major: History. Minors: Latin, Spanish, Math. Activities: Latin Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Library Staff, Baton Twirler, Junior Achievement. Awards: Honor Pins. Plans: Michigan State. LOUIS R. CASS Louie - Major: Math. Minors: Science, Social Studies. Activities: Engineering Club, Student Council, Cross Country, Track. Awards: Honor Pin, Cross Country. Plans: College. JOHN CERPES, JR. - Majors: Shop, English, History. Minor: Business. Plans: Service. THERESA MARIE CIONEK Terrie - Majors: Home Ec, Business. Minor: Science. Activities: Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Dental Assistant. WILLIAM VICTOR CIRA Bill - Majors: Shop, Math. Minors: Science, History. Activities: Spanish Club, Booster Club, Football. Awards: Football. Plans: College. ELEANOR SUE COFFMAN ElIie - Majors: Language, History. Minors: Science, Math. Activities: Orchestra, French Club, Future Teachers, Music Productions. Awads: Honor Pins, Orchestra. Plans: University of Michigan. NATALIE I. COWAN - Majors: Language, History. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: French Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, Band, Music Production. Plans: College. MARLENE MARIE CSERPES - Majors: Home Ec. Mif10f52 Latin, History. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Nurses Train- ing. G. JAMES CURTIS Jim - Majors: Business, Shop. Minors: History Activities: Booster Club, Track, BGSIKSTLJGII- Plans: Service or Work. V LAUREN DAVID CUTNER Bird - Majors: Math, Social Studies. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Football, Booster Club. Awards: Football. Plans: College. CAROLYN SUE DAVIS Shorty - Majors: Science, Latin. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Latin Club, Glee Club. Plans: College or Work. JUANITA DAVIS - Major: Home Ec. Minors: History, Sci- ence. Activities: Future Nurses. Plans: Indiana Extension. MAHALA MAY DeJARNATT Marti - Majors: Business, Orchestra. Minors: Social Studies, Latin, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers. Awards: Honor Pins. Plans: College. TIM DELINSKI - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Wood Shop, Mechancila Drawing. Activities: Football.. Awards: Football. Plans: College. JANET MARIE DOROW - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Math. Activities: German Club. Awards: Honor Pin, German Club Pin. Plans. Work. BARBARA JOAN DRAKE, Barb - Majors: language, Math, History. Minor: Science. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Booster Club, Future Nurses. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: MacMurray College. BARBARA JEAN EBERSOLE Barb - Majors: Business. Minors: French, Social Studies. Activities: French Club. Awards: Honor Pins. Plans: Business College. GORDON EUGENE EDISON Gordy - Majors: Math, Band. Minors: Science, History, Latin. Activities: Hi-Y, Basketball. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates ot Merit, Algebra Award. Plans: College. PATRICIA MARY ELDRIDGE PD - Majors: Business. Minors: Math, History, Science, Spanish. Activities: Booster Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, HOOSIER POET. Plans: Indiana University. CAROL JANE ELICK - Majors: Home Ec, Business. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: G.A.A. Plans: Secretarial Work. GARY LEE ELLIOTT - Major: Science. Minors: History, Language. Activities: Hi-Y, Band. Plans: College. MIRA JEANETTE ELLIOTT - Majors: Business, Minors: His- tory, Language. Activities: Hi-Y, Band, Plans: College. BEVERLY ANN ELLIS Bev -- Majors: Business, Home Ec. Minors: History. Activities: G.A.A., Booster Club. Plans: Work. WAYNE ALLEN ENGLE Digger - Majors: History. Minors: Science, Business. Activities: Hi-Y, Booster Club. Plans: Embalming College. JOHN HAROLD FAIRCHILD - Majors: Math, Vocational Education. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Hi-Y. Plans: Tool and Die Apprenticeship. MARY GRACE FARLOW - Majors: Business. Minors: Span- ish, History. Activities: Youth for Christ. Plans: Secretarial Work. BEVERLY ROSE FARKAS Bev - Majors: Business. Minors: Home Ec, Social Studies. Plans: Secretarial Work. TONNA LOU FERENCE - Majors: Home Economics. Minors: History, Art. Plans: Work. BONNIE LYNNE FETTEL - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Home Ec, Latin, Math. Activities: Y.F.C. President, Booster Club, Student Council President, Band, Orchestra, Football Court, Hi-Times, Latin Club, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Treasurer. Awards: Student Council Pin, Band, Honor Pin. Plans: Bob Jones University. BRUCE EDWARD FETTEL - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Latin, Social Studies. Activities: Band, Football, Hi-Y. Awards: Football. Plans: Purdue. ' CARRIE ELIZABETH FIELDS Liz - Majors: Math, Band. Minors: Latin, Science. Activities: Band, G.A.A. Plans: Nurses Training. GAIL VONETTE FISCHBACHER - Majors: Business. Minors: Home Ec, History. Plans: Secretary. DIANE LOUISE FITCH - Majors: Math, Language. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: French Club, Latin Club, Band, Future Teachers, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class Secretary. Plans: DePauw University. JOAN LYNNE FITTERLING - Majors: Math, Science, Social Studies. Minors: Spanish. Activities: Spanish Club, Booster Club, Engineers Club. Plans: College. CARROLL FORESTER Possum - Majors: Shop, Math. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Football Co-Captain, Wrestling. Awards: Football. Plans: College. RONALD RAY FOULKS Ron - Majors: Shop. Minors: Wood Shop. Plans: Work. SAMMIE LOU FRAME - Majors: Business, Home Ec. Minors: History. Activities: Band, Booster Club. Plans: Elkhart University. LYNDA JOAN FREDERICK - Majors: Math, Social Studies, Language. Minors: Science. Activities: Future Teacher, Latin Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Band. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit, Music Contest Medals. Plans: Manchester. LARRY RAY FRIBLEY - Majors: Mechanical Drawing, Math. Minor: Social Studies. Plans: Work. CAROL SUE FRICK Red - Majors: Business, History. Minor: Home Ec. Activities: Booster Club, Band, Future Nurses, G.A.A. Plans: Nurses Training. GEORGE BERNARD FRIEND - Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Social Studies, French. Activities: Student Council, Football, Swimming, Jr. Prom Prince, Soph., Jr., Sr. Class President. Awards: D.A.R. Citizenship Award, Certificates- of Merit, Honor Pins, Football and Swimming Awards. Plans: Pre-medical School. DAVID H. FRITZ Dave - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Spanish, History. Actiivties: Sr. Class Vice-President, Cross Country, Track. Awards: Track, Cross Country. Plans: College. ROLLIN GALLOWAY Rolly A - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Social Studies, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Drama and Music Productions. Plans: College. ALICE KAY GENTRY - Majors: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Latin, Math. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Drama and Music Productions. Plans: Lab Technician. ERNEST GESKE Ernie - Majors: Machine Shop. Minors: History, Industrial Arts. Plans: Machinist or Army. JILL KAY GILPIN - Majors: Business. Minors: Social Studies, Home Ec. Activities: Booster Club, Drama Club. Plans: Receptionist. BARBARA JOYCE GIBSON Gibby - Majors: Home Ec, Business. Minor: Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Drama and Music Productions. Plans: Service. JUNE ARLENE GOODWIN - Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Business, Social Studies. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: College. PHYLLIS HELENE GOSC Phyl - Majors: Science, Math, Languages. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Drama Club Board, Glee Club, Assembly Committee, Hi-Times, Y-Teens, French Club, Engineer Club, Drama and Music Productions. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit, D.A.R. Citizenship Award. Plans: College. THELMA MARIE GREENWOOD Marie - Majors: Science. Minors: Latin, History, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club, HOOSIER POET. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Indiana University. NORA LEE GROSSNICKLE Dolly - Majors: Business, Social Studies. Minors: Biology. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Indiana Extension. OLGA GUSICH - Majors: Business, Home Ec. Minors: History. Activities: Y-Teens, Booster Club, Hi-Times. Plans: Secretarial Work. JUDY ANN HAM - Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minors: Science. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, G.A.A. Plans: Work. CHARLES ROSS HARPER Chuck - Majors: Machine Shop. Minors: Math, Wood Shop, Science. Plans: Navy. EARL D. HEDMAN Dean - Majors: History, Math. Minors: Music, Business, Shop, Science. Activities: Hi-Y, Y.F.C., 4-H Jr. Leader, Band Concerts. Awards: Perfect Attendance. Plans: Purdue. GLORIA LOU HEMINGER - Majors: Home Ec. Minors: History, Business, Science. Activities: Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Lab Technician. JAMES EDWARD HERCZEG Jim - Majors: Machine Shop. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Football. Awards: Football. Plans: Work. CHARLES ALBERT HERMAN Chuck - Majors: Science, Math, Mechanical Drawing. Minors: Social Studies, Machine Shop. Activities: Glee Club, Ushers Club Vice-President, Track, Engineer Club, Cross Country, Drama Productions. Awards: D.A.R. Citizenship Award, State Algebra Contest. Plans: Purdue. IRIS SUE HESLER Red - Major: Art. Minors: History, Home Economics. Plans: West Port Connecticut Art School. TANNA JO HESLER - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Band Twirler, Band Concerts. Plans: Re- ceptionist. PETER ALBERT HIRSCH Professor -- Majors: Social Studies. Minors: Science. Plans: Service. WILLIAM ROBERT HOBGOOD Bill - Majors: Math, Shop. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Band. Plans: College. KATHLEEN HOCK Kathy - Majors: Business. Minors Social Studies, Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Nurses Training. RICHARD LEE HOLDERMAN Dick - Majors: Business. Minors: Language, Math, History. Activities: Drama Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Drama and Music Productions. Plans: College. LINDA LOU HOLDREN Flossy - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Math. Actiivties: Booster Club, Latin Club. Plans: College. PHYLLIS MARIE HOLMES Phyll - Majors: Business. Min- ors: History, Math. Activities: Future Nurses, Latin Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Plans: Work. LARRY LEE HOPKINS - Majors: Industrial Arts. Minors: Social Studies. Activities: Basketball, Football. Awards: B-Team Basketball. Plans: Air Force. DIANE SHARON HORMEL - Majors: Business, History, Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Night School. JAY ROBERT HUCKINS - Majors: Machine Shop, Math. Minors: History, Science. Activities: Golf, Engineer Club. Plans: College. JOHN HUCKINS - Majors: Math. Minors: Shop, History. Activities: Golf. Plans: College. MARCIA ROSE HUFFMAN Marsh - Majors: History. Minors: Latin, Math. Activities: Student Council, Youth for Christ. Awards: Honor Pin. Plans: College. JEAN ARLENE HUGHES Jeanie - Majors: Business, Home Ec. Minors: History. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Business College. CAROLYN LEE HUMMER Carol - Majors: Business, Home Ec. Minors: Social Studies. Plans: Work. NILS OLAF IVINS Red - Majors: Language, Science. Minors: Math, Social Science. Plans: Navy. JOYCE RAE JOHNSON - Majors: Art. Minors: Social Studies, Business. Activities: German Club, Booster Club. Plans: Work. DONALD ALLEN KATONA Big Don - Majors: Industrial Arts. Minors: History, Math, Spanish. Activities: Spanish Club. Awards: Sweater in Track, Freshman and B-Team Basketball Awards, B-Team Track Award, Minor-Varsity Award in Basketball. Plans: Work or Service. MAX D. KEAFFABER - Majors: Math and History. Minor: Science. Plans: College. ALAN ROGER KELLER Rag - Majors: Math, Shop. Minors: Language, Science, History. Activities: Booster Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball. Awards: Monogram Sweater, Football and Baseball Awards. Plans: College. MARY ELLEN KERES Red - Majors: Home Economics and History. Minors: Business. Activities: Future Nurses Club, Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Nurses Training. KENNETH RICHARD KIMMERLE Ken - Majors: Math and History. Minors: Science, Drafting. Activities: Football. Awards: B-Team Award. Plans: Service. TYRONE KINGERY Ty - Major: Mechanical Drawing. Minors: Math and History. Plans: Work. GERALD EUGENE KINYON Jerry - Majors: Math. Min- ors: Spanish, Science, Mechanical Drawing, History. Activ- ities: Hi-Times Sports Reporter, Engineer's Club. Awards: Scholarship Pin. Plans: Purdue. RONALD FLOYD KIRKEY Ron - Majors: Math. Minors: Science, Shop, German, History. Activities: Football. Awards: B-Team Football Award. Plans: Navy. ROBERT G-IBSON KOCH Bob - Majors: Science and Math. Minors: Latin. Activities: Slide Rule Club, Engineers Club, Track, Freshman Football. Awards: Track Letter, Freshman Football Letter. Plans: College. SHIRLEY KOCZAN Cutie - Majors: Business. Minors: Math, Language, History. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: College. DOROTHY JOYCE KOLLAR Little Dot -Majors: Language. Minors: Science, Math, History. Activities: Library Club, Student Council, Orchestra, Future Nurses Club. Awards: Orchestra Award. Plans: Nurses Training. FRANK JOSEPH KOPECKI - Major: Shop. Minors: History and Math. Plans: Service. JUDITH ANN KOUTS Judy - Majors: History. Minors: Science, Math, Language. Activities: Drama Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Musical and Drama Productions. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit, Student Council Pin. Plans: College. SUZANNE LaBONTE Suzie - Majors: History. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Glee Club, Co-Editor of Hoosier Poet. Plans: Comptometer School. GILBERT GRANT LaCOSSE Little Fredie - Majors: Busi- ness. Minors: History, Shop. Activtiies: Freshman Football. Awards: Freshman Football Award. Plans: Marines. ROBERT DWIGHT LEE Bob - Majors: Science. Minors: Language, History, Math. Activities: Y.F.C., Golf, Band. Awards: B-Team Golf Award, Varsity Golf Award, Captain Golf Award. Plans: Notre Dame. BARBARA JEAN LENCZOWSKI Barb - Majors: History, Home Economics. Minors: Math, Biology. Activities: Booster Club, Y-Teens. Plans: Business Training. DAVID LOUIS LERMAN Dave - Majors: Math. Minors: Science, History, German, Shop. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Varsity Sweater, B-Team Awards. Plans: Notre Dame. SUE ANN LEWIS SPOZZ - Majors: Business, Art. Minors: History. Activities: Drama Club Board, Glee Club President, Music and Drama Production. Awards: Certificates of Merit. Plans: College. TY LEROY LISLE - Majors: History. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Basketball. Plans: Service. THERESA ANN LOSURE Terri - Majors: Business. Minors: History. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club. Plans: Elkhart University. FRANCES JEAN LUKAVICH Frannie - Majors: English. Minors: Home Economics, History. Activities: G.A.A., Booster Club. Plans: Work. LANCE DAVID MALLING - Majors: Science, Foreign Language. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Drama Club, Latin Club, French Club, Drama Productions. Plans: Notre Dame. THOMAS J. MALOTT Tom - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Industrial Arts, History. Activities: Slide Rule Club, President of Engineering Club. Plans: Rose Polytech. JAMES JOHN MANUSZAK Beaver - Majors: Industrial Arts, Math. Minors: Science. Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try. Awards: Letters in Cross Country, Track. Plans: Work. TOM EDWARD MARQUIS - Majors: Science, Spanish, Math. Minors: History. Activities: Jr. Red Cross Vice-Presi- dent, Student Council, National Honor Society President, Jr. Prom Committee Chairman, Tennis, Wrestling, Golf. Awards: National Honor Society, Monogram in Tennis, State Achievement Medal lcontest Spanishi. Plans: College, Physicist. MYRNA LEE MCBRIDE - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Home Economics, Math. Activities: Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Inter-club Council Representative, Latin Club, Student Council. Plans: Nurses Training. CAROL JEANNE MCCRACKEN J.B. - Majors: Science, Art. Minors: History, Home Economics. Activities: Junior Prom Court, Football Court, Hoosier Poet Editor-in-Chief, Sr. Class Social Committee. Plans: College. RUBY MAE McCRACKIN - Majors: Home Economics, Busi- ness. Minors: History. Activities: Drama Club. Plans: Pho- tography. RODGER' ALLEN McKEE Ma Goo - Majors: Machine Shop, History. Minors: Industrial Arts, Math. Activities: Track, Cross Country. Plans: Navy. NANCY JANE MENDEL - Majors: Business. Minors: Home Economics, History. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Secre- tarial Work. GLORIA DEANNA MESZAROS - Majors: Business. Minors: Home Economics, History. Activities: Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Work. EDWARD LEE MIKEL - Majors: Shop. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Track, Cross Country, Football Manager. Plans: Trade School. JOHN TROY MILLER - Majors: Art, History. Minors: Span- ish. Activities: Football, Track, Football Co-Captain. Plans: College. MARK GEORGE MINOR -- Majors: Math, Science. Minors: History. Activities: Drama Club Board, Glee Club, Drama and Music Productions. Plans: College. CAROL ANN MONTGOMERY Rusty - Majors: History, Language. Minors: Home Economics. Plans: Marriage. GARY MONUS - Majors: Math, Shop. Minors: History. Activities: Track. Plans: Tool and Die Designer. FRANCES TOBY MORRIS Francie - Majors: History, Math. Minors: Science, Latin. Activities: Cheerleading, Co- Editor of Hi-Times, Y-Teens, Drama Productions, Jr. Prom Court, Senior Class Social Chairman. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit, Varsity Letter and Sweater. Plans: College. PAUL WILLIAM MURRAY - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Industrial Arts, History. Activities: Screen Club President and Vice-President. Awards: Screen Club Letter, Scholar- ship Pins. Plans: College. FRED FRANK NAGY - Majors: Math. Minors: Science, History, Mechanical Drawing. Plans: College. LARRY LEE NEDDO - Majors: Machine Shop. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Y.F.C. Bible Club. Plans: Navy or Air Force. KAREN MARDELL NEISWENDER - Majors: Home Econom- ics. Minors: Business, History. Activities: Band, Future Nurses Club, Y.F.C., Booster Club, Band Concerts. Awards: Band Award. Plans: Office Work. PATRICIA ELLEN NELSON Pat - Majors: Business. Min- ors: Home Economics, History. Activities: Booster Club, Hoosier Poet Typist, Jr. Prom Court. Plans: College. BILL NIEMANN - Majors: Math, History. Minors: Machine Shop. Activities: Football. Plans: Work. CHARLES ALBERT NIETCH Chuck - Majors: Math, Science, History. Minors: Latin. Activities: Hoosier Poet, Baseball Editor. Plans: College. JUDITH ANN NEWHARD Judy - Majors: Language. Minors: Math, History. Activities: French Club Treasurer, F.T.A., Latin Club, Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer, Music Productions. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Indiana University. NANCY JO OLINGER - Majors: Language, History. Minors: Science, Math. Activities: Spanish Club Treasurer, Library Club Social Chairman, Own Piano Recital. Awards: Cer- titicates of Merit, Scholarship Pins, Music Contest Medals. Plans: Manchester College. NANCY ANN OLMSTEAD - Majors: Business, Math. Minors: History, Language. Activities: G.A.A., Booster Club, Y-Teens President, French Club Secretary, Future Teachers, Hosier Poet. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Honor Pins, Music Awards. Plans: College. MICHAEL DENNIS O'NEILL Mike - Majors: Social Sci- ence. Minors: Machine Shop, Business. Activities: Hoosier Poet, Football, Baseball. Awards: Football Award, Baseball Award. Plans: Marines. LAWRENCE LEONARD PAEGE Larry - Majors: Com- mercial Arts. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, German Club, Drama Productions. Plans: College. SYLVIA LEE PARKS SyI - Majors: History. Minors: Span- ish, Math, Business. Activities: Hoosier Poet, Literary Editor, Glee Club, Booster Club, Orchestra, Musical Production. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. .PIans: College. JOHN ROBERT PITTENGER - Majors: Shop. Minors: Math, History, Mechanical Drawing. Plans: Work. JANET ELAINE PRIDDY - Majors: Latin. Minors: History, Science. Activities: Cheerleader, Booster Club Secretary, Jr. Prom Court, Football Queen. Awards: Honor Pins. Plans: College. DAVID WARD PUTERBAUGH, Dave - Majors: Math. Minors: Science, Spanish. Activities: Hi-Times Editor, Band, Orchestra, Jr. T.B. Board, Student Council, Music Produc- tions. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins, Music Awards. Plans: Purdue. ROBERT WILLIAM RAY Bob - Majors: History. Minors: Science, Language. Activities: Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms, Foot- ball, Sophomore and Jr. Class Vice-President. Awards: Sweater in Football. Plans: College. PEGGY BETH REASOR Peg - Majors: Art. Minors: History. Activities: Booster Club, Hoosier Poet. Plans: Western Michigan. KAREN JEAN REID - Majors: Business. Minors: History. Activities: Booster Club, Hi-Times Stafi. Plans: X-Ray Tech- nician. DENNIS LEE REINKE Denny - Majors: Math. Minors: French, Mechanical Drawing. Activities: Basketball. Awards: Basketball Award. Plans: Architecture. RICHARD FREDRICK RENDALL Dick - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Science. Activities: Screen Club Senior Board, Ushers Club Secretary. Awards: Ushers Club Letter, Screen Club Letter. Plans: Work. JAMES ALLEN REYNOLDS Jim - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Latin, History. Activities: Band, Y.F.C. Vice-President. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. JOHN WALTER RHODES, JR. Johnny - Majors: Science. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Hi-Y, Band. Plans: College. PATRICIA MAY RHODES Pat - Majors: Science. Minors: Math, History, Latin. Activities: Band, Glee Club, Booster Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, Future Nurses Club Presi- dent, Music Presentations, Band Concerts. Awards: Scholar- ship Pins, Certificate of Merit, Music Contest Medals. Plans: College. JANET KATHLEEN ROBINSON DimpIes - Majors: Busi- ness, Home Economics. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Booster Club, Glee Club. Plans: Work. LYLE CURTIS ROBINSON - Majors: Latin, Math. Minors: History. Activities: Band, Basketball, Football, Track, Cross Country, Latin Club. Awards: B Team Award in Basket- ball, B Team Award in Cross Country, Varsity Sweater in Track, Frosh Award in Football. Plans: Air Force. YVONNE CLARICE ROBINSON - Majors: Business. Minors: French, Science, History. Activities: Y-Teens, Booster Club, French Club Vice-President. Plans: Lab Technician. JANE ANN ROSENQUIST Janie - Majors: Language, Science. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Booster Club, French Club, Glee Club, Drama Club, Band, Future Nurses Club, Music Productions. Awards: Certificate of Merit. Plans: Augustana College. BARRY LLOYD RUPEL 'Burrhead - Majors: Drafting, His- tory. Minors: Machine Shop. Activities: Football, Track. Plans: Army. ESTHER MONICA RUTKOWSKI - Majors: Business. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Hoosier Poet. Plans: Work. DOROTHY JEAN SAILOR Dottie - Majors: Home Eco- nomics, Science. Minors: Math, History. Actiivties: Library Club President and Vice-President, Orchestra. Plans: Col- lege. DAVID L. SCHROEDER Dave - Majors: Science. Minors: Math, Language, History. Activities: German Club Vice- President. Plans: College. BARBARA ELLEN SELBY - Majors: Business. Minors: Science, French, History. Activities: Booster Club Secretary, French Club Treasurer, Y-Teens. Awards: Honor Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Lab Technician. DAVID JAMES SELLENBURG SIamberg - Majors: Math, Minors: Language, Shop, Science, History. Activities: Foot- ball, Hoosier Poet. Plans: College. EVELYN ROSE SHANKLAND - Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minors: History, Math. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Work. WILLIAM F. SHINNEMAN, JR. BiIl - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Latin. Activities: Baseball, Engineering Club. Plans: College. MARY ELLYN SIDDELL Squirt - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Latin. Activities: Hoosier Poet. Plans: Secretary. JERRY DALE SIMMONS Big Red - Majors: History, Shop. Minors: Math, Science. Activities: Hi-Y, Athletic Club, Music Productions, Football, Latin Club. Awards: Football. Plans: Service. SALLY ANNE SIMMONS SaI - Majors: Business. Minors: Home Economics, Social Science. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Work. ALEX SIRKO AI - Majors: Math, History, Mechanical Drawing. Minors: Machine Shop. Actiivties: Booster Club. Plans: Army. TONY DEAN SISTI -- Majors: History, Science, Math. Minors: Business. Activities: Engineering Club, Football, Swimming, Track. Plans: College. LORRAINE LOUISE SMITH Smitty - Majors: Home Eco- nomics. Minors: Business, History. Plans: Work. HAROLD EDWYN SMURR Hal - Majors: Business, Math, History. Minors: Spanish. Plans: Work. ALFRED WILLIAM SNYDER Bill - Majors: Shop. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Football, Drama Production. Plans: Army. JAN MICHAEL SOBIERSKI - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Latin, Art, History. Activities: Glee Club, Drama Club, Slide Rule Club, Sngineers Club, Booster Club, Latin Club, Track, Frosh Basketball, Drama and Music Productions. Awards: Scholarship Pins. Plans: College. JOHN SOUTH - Majors: Math, History, Science. Minors: Business. Activities: Basketball, Baseball. Awards: Basketball and Baseball Sweater. Plans: College or Work. RONALD EDWARD SPYCHALSKI Spy - Majors: History. Minors: Math, Shop, Business. Activities: Football. Awards: Football. Plans: Service. JOSEPH EDWARD STACHOWSKI Ski - Majors: Shop. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Screen Club Vice-President, Ushers Club, Glee Club, Musical Production. Awards: Service Pin, Screen Club Award. Plans: Diesel Mechanicsl JERRY LeROY STARRETT Harry - Majors: Math. Minors: Shop, History. Activities: Basketball, Booster Club. Awards: Monogram Sweater in Basketball, Frosh, B Team and Varsity Free-Throw Trophies. Plans: College. CYNTHIA JANE STEIN Cindy - Majors: Home Economics, Business. Minors: History. Activities: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Booster Club. Plans: Work. SHARRON LEE STEIN - Majors: Business. Minors: Science, Home Economics, Math, History. Activities: Student Council, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, Booster Club. Awards: Student Council Pin. Plans: Nurses Training. FLOYD HUMMER STEWART Stew - Majors: Shop, His- tory. Minors: Math. Activities: Screen Club, Glee Club. Plans: Navy. ROBERT LEWIN STEWART Bob - Majors: Business, Math, Band. Minors: History. Activities: Screen Club Secretary, Drum Major of Band, Student Council, Hi-Times Publicity Manager, Band Concert. Awards: Certificate of Merit, Honor Pins. Plans: College. WILLIAM GEORGE STRANTZ WiIIie -- Majors: History. Minors: Math, Shop. Activities: Booster Club. Plans: Air Force. SANDRA H. STRAUB Sandy - Majors: Business. Minors: Math, Home Economics, History. Activities: Y-Teens Presi- dent, Future Teachers, G.A.A., Booster Club, Glee Club, Hoosier Poet, Music Productions. Awards: G.A.A., Honor Pin. Plans: College. SANDRA ELLEN SULLIVAN Sandy - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Math, Latin. Activities: Glee Club, Latin Club, Musical Production. Awards: Certificates of Merit, Honor Pin. Plans: College. ROBERTA SUE SULT Sue - Majors: Business. Minors: Math, History, Home Economics. Actiivties: Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Secretary. JAMES EUGENE TALCOTT Jim - Majors: Math, History, Band. Minors: Mechanical Drawing, Latin. Activities: Basket- ball, Cross Country, Track, Band, Latin Club, Band Con- certs, Band Contests. Awards: Basketball, Cross Country, Band Medals. Plans: College. JIMMIE J. THOMAS Jim - Majors: Math. Minors: Science, Spanish, History. Activities: Spanish Club, Library Vice- President, Track. Awards: Library Awards. Plans: College. WILLIAM LeROY THRASHER Bill - Majors: Math, ln- dustrial Arts. Minors: History. Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try. Awards: Jr. Varsity Track and Cross Country Awards. Plans: Work. GERALD LEE TIRRELL Lee - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Latin, History. Activities: Latin Club, Drama Club, Glee Club Vice-President, Drama and Music Productions. Plans: Purdue. ALICE ROSE TOROK - Majors: Business. Minors: History, Home Economics. Activities: Booster Club, Student Council, Jr. Class Social Chairman. Plans: College. JOHN EMMETT TULLY, JR. Jack - Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Latin, History. Activities: Football Manager, Slide Rule Club, Hi-Times Sports Editor, Baseball Manager. Awards: Baseball Manager. Plans: College. DONALD C. TUTTLE Don - Majors: Science, Math, Mechanical Drawing. Minors: History, Band, Typing. Activ- ities: Spanish Club Vice-President, Band, Engineering Club, Swimming Team, Band Concerts and Contests. Awards: Letter and Sweater in Swimming, Band Awards. Plans: Purdue. WILLIAM A. ULLERY Bill - Majors: Math, Shop. Minors: History. Plans: Work. JAMES JOSEPH ULRICH Harvey - Major: History. Minor: Math. Activities: Booster Club President, Football, Basket- ball, Baseball. Awards: Football, Basketball, Baseball. Plans: College. JOHN ROBERT UNDERHILL - Majors: Science, Math. Minors: History, Shop, Typing, Spanish. Activities: Band, Engineering Club, Glee Club, Screen Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Drama Productions. Plans: Purdue. A.F.S. Scholarship. Plans: University of Helsinki. RICHARD VINCENT VIDUKA Dick - Majors: Science Math. Minors: French, History. Activities: Baseball, Engineer- ing Club. Plans: Army. DORRAN FRANCIS VOGLER Vogie - Majors: History. Minors: Latin, Science, Business. Activities: Phy. Ed. Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Band, Tennis. Awards: B- Team Tennis Award. Plans: Mortician. JUDITH ANN WALDO Judy - Majors: History, Glee Club. Minors: Biology, Spanish, Math. Activities: Future Nurses, Booster Club, Student Council. Plans: College. RONALD LEIGHTON WALLING Ron - Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Language, History. Activities: Slide Rule Club, Drama Club, Engineers Club, German Club, Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Drama Productions. Awards: B-Team Track Award, Varsity Track Award. Plans: College. CAROL JEAN WALLIS - Majors: Home Economics. Minors: Language, Business, History. Activities: Glee Club, Y.F.C., Future Nurses. Plans: Secretarial Work. AVIVA ELLEN WEISS - Majors: Science, Math. Minors: Language. Activities: Orchestra Vice-President, Glee Club, Music Productions. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit, Orchestra Awards. Plans: College. GLORIA JEAN WELTER - Majors: Business. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Booster Club, F.T.A. Club Treasurer. Awards: Scholarship Pins, Certificates of Merit. Plans: Work or College. DEAN RAY WHERLEY - Majors: History, Science. Minors: Shop. Activities: B-Team Football. Awards: B-Team Football Award. Plans: Plumbing. ALBERT R. WHITCOMB AI - Majors: Math, Science. Minors: Latin, History. Activities: Engineers Club, Football. Awards: I.H.S. Achievement Awards, Scholarship Pins, Cer- tificates ot Merit. Plans: College. RICHARD EDWARD WILLIAMS Rich - Majors: Science, Shop. Minors: History, Math. Plans: College. JOHN FLOYD WILLIS Casey - Majors: Business. Minors: Science, Math, History. Activities: Screen Club, Drama Club, Hi-Times Photographer, Drama Productions. Awards: Screen Club Silver Pin, Press Club Award. Plans: Navy or Pho- tography. LINDA JOYCE WILSON - Majors: Home Economics. Minors: History, Language, Science, Business. Activities: Band, Stu- dent Council, Future Nurses, Y.F.C. Reporter. Awards: Certificates ot Merit, Student Council Pin, Scholarship Pin. Plans: Work. DONALD EUGENE WINTRODE Buzz - Majors: Industrial Arts, Math, Science. Minors: History. Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Booster Club. Awards: Letter Sweater. Plans: College. JERRI YATES - Majors: Business, Home Economics. Minors: Math, History. Activities: Booster Club, G.A.A. Plans: Work. JOSEPH JOHN ZAWIERUCHA Joe - Majors: Math, Mechanical Drawing. Minors: History. Activities: Band. Awards: National High School Drumming Award, State Drumming Awards. Plans: Navy and School. EUGENE I. ZIMMER Gene - Majors: Science, History. Minors: Industrial Arts, Business, Math. Activities: Jr. Ki- wanian, Hi-Y. Plans: College. MATTHEW ANDREW ZONCICK Zeke - Majors: Math, Industrial Arts. Minors: History. Activities: Football, German Club, Music Productions. Plans: Navy. TARU-LIISA VERTANEN - Majors: Language, Math, History, Science. Activities: Latin Club, Football Court. Awards. The royalTy Tor The prom led The grand march while The band played The LoveliesT NighT of The Year. RighT To leTT are: Princess Mira EllioTT and Prince George Friend, CourT members, Jeanne YYY Y S9 T ,Q Q4 -0 4 Ge ,Q . I '1 - JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY Our Junior PromlPrincess and Prince, Mira EllioTT and George Friend, pose here iusT before The grand march when They received Their crowns. f' . 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Wagner S. Walters, L. Walz, L. Warren, S. Warren, B. Warick, D. Watson, J. Webb, B. Weber D. Weinkauf, R. Weliers, W. Wenzel, B. Whitinger, L. A. Wiegand, R. Wil- liams, L. Wilson, L. Yoder. S. Yoder, M. Yazich, J. Zigler, P. Ruch 104 These Junior Hi cheer leaders were smiling about their victory over Madison. Left to righr are: Karen Bishop, Sally Berebitsky, Gerry Reinke, Pat Nemeth and Peggy Duer- Inger. The Freshman Class Officers hur- try down the familiar halls to a class meeting. Beverly Rupel, Secretary, Karen Thomas, Presi- dent, and, Darnell Beatty, Social Chairman. c. Abbot, N. Akin, c. Alvard, K. And- 3., at iw HL' S --'. 1' 2' -v ' 'mv erson, R. Anderson, R. Antonilli, D. M , 3 , Applegate, D- Arno-Si ' ' . 4 - , . :..-. .f ' A .,.,g nz... V . B. Asbury, F. Augustine, M. Azdale, , 4. .. T. m g., ' 1: . P. Baichley, P. Baker, J. Balha, J. 'gitwgg V .Y ,2 , if 1 Bcallenger, C. Ballard In f ' ,,-.,.. 5 .,. . ' S. Banfi, T. Baranzai, J. Barbara, K. I,-' M . , Barber, N. 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Demby, C. Denny, J. Deuslow, J. Dewinne, L. Dietl, M. Dre- bellis, C. Dietle M. Dombrowski, C. Downey, P. Duer- inger, S. Eberly, G. Ebersole, C. Ed- wards, M. Edwards, T. Ellison K. Engle, J. English, R. Erdelyi, P. Erler, S. Fackson, F. Fairchild, N. Fanning, J. Fell M. Fish, M. Fisher, D. Fisher, D. Flannory, A. Floran, A. Floran, R. Flory, M. Foote D. Foy, T. Frantz, T. Frick, M. Fritz, R. Fritz, V. Fruend, B. Galloway, L. Gantt D. Gapski, T. Gargis, C. Gerrard, J. GerschoHer, B. Gerwig, C. Gilman, F. GoFFney, R. Goodspeed R. Gordon, W. Gosc, M. Granat, D. Greider, L. Greider, L. Grubbs, G. Grundy, M. Hail N. Halasi, J. Hamilton, C. Hampel, N. Hanson, R. Hargrove, E. Harry, L. Hartter, J. Haupert A. Hawblitzel, R. Hayum, D. Heilman, D. Hendrix, E. Heavner, Hessler, M. Hesser R. Herrick, B. J. Hexter, P. Hipskino, S. Hite, K. Hock, J. HoHer, D. Hoffman, Hoke J. Hogan, S. B. Horner, J. Horvath, S. Horvath, S. Houser, L. Howard, E. Hoy, M. Izdepski, V. lvarson S. Jockey, M. 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Weaver, J. Weiss, T. Weller, D. Werner, P. Wharton, J. Whitaker, D. Whitfield. Whitinger, D. Wier, E. Williams, Williams, D. Wilmes, M. Wilson, Wilson, R. Wenerger. D. T. W. S. Wirt, S. Wolves, M. Wonisch, V. Woods, D. Woodcox, P. Wort, E. Work- man, C. Woscoski. T. Wrasse, J. Yarbrough, M. Yates, J. Young, F. Young, C. Zariuricha, L. Zimmer, R. Zimmer Seventh 8. Eighth The Seventh Grade officers start- ed their first year at Riley get- ting acquainted with our library. Nancy Postle, Social Chairmang John Byers, Vice Presidentg Jim Potter, Presideritg Richard Blain, Treasurerp and, Christine Olson, Secretary. The Eighth Grade Officers be- gan early to keep up with school affairs by reading the Hi Times. Kathy Krider, Social Chairmang Barbara Brooks, Vice Presidentg Bob Rickel, Presidentg Gerry Reinke, Treasurerg Jene LeJune, Secretary. ROOM TOT - MR. THOMAS First Row - A. Matchett, B. Safrit, E. Jordan, E. Esterbren, C. Hohman, D. Kile, D. Barthel, J. Hartup, J. Keene, M. Horvath. Second Row - J. Krueger, S. Kushto, C. Holdren, N. Hilde, J. Hawley, K. Hoinacki, N. Hodson, R. Gosc, J Houghton, B. Phipps, L. Ham, J. Alkire. Third Row - R. Holdeman, J. Grabill, B. Engstrom, P. Huffman, D. Hendrix, C. Hickok, B. Greider, J. Harvey, S. Swartz. Standing - R. Jernstrom, B. Jackey. ROOM 217 - MR. BOLAND First Row Standing - J. Jewell, W. King, D. Neiswender, W. Deadmond, R. Mann, L. Feingold, D. Lewis, D. Tolle. Second Row Standing - G. Freund, D. Eisele, M. Cohen, J. Wilcox, S. Sweitzer, D. Eichorst, M. Sulok. First Row Seated - P. Renner, D. Roose, S. Jones, L. Fetters. Second Row Seated - W. Frazier, T. Johnson, J. Hayes. Third Row Seated - J. Moore, J. Beitsch, S. Woody. Fourth Row Seated - C. Felgar, M. Butler, P. Walker. Fourth Row Standing - P. Thomas, S. Csernits, S. Anderson, P. Jacobs, M Crist S Yoder . , . . ROOM 202 - MISS FORTIN First Row - H. Pigg, J. Perkins, D. Ellison, D. Dickey, C. Calmer, B. Sanders, D. Reed, W. Burks, M. Chapman, T. Dunn. Second Row - L. Dawson, J. Postal, V. Haenes, D. Bernhardt, G-. Berebitsky, K. Branchflower, B. Brooks, J. Ingles, B. Dry. Third Row - K. Bokory, K. Brothers, J. Machowiak, A. Baker, C. Corley, R. Czar, N. Peterson, J. Bullinger, C. Csenar, N. Hegreness, M. Delich. Standing - H. Ferstler, R. King. ROOM 218 - MR. EDISON First Row Standing - L. West, D. Smith, S. Palmer, L Swedarsky, E. Ray, D. Swihart, J. MacDonald, L. Leach Second Row Standing - J. Seward, B. Hullinger, N Shinneman, J. Lemke, J. Skiles, J. Bailey, M. Golloway, C. Yarbrough. First Row Seated - B. Scott, D. Puterbaugh R. Parker. Second Row Seated - R. Finn, J. Rendall, B Steele, D. Gray. Third Row Seated - D. Tindle, R. Hutt man, J. Snyder, D. West. Fourth Row Seated - J. Smith L. Ray, J. Shields. Firth Row Standing - G. Rienke, 5. Seely S. Heilman, J. Martindale, S. Berry. P 1 2 ROOM 316 - MISS SELLARS First Row Seated - J. Maurere, L. Dutton, J. Varie, M. Glesinski, C. Copeland, J. Burke, S. Kopecki, A. Hildabridle K. Huggett, R. Layman. Second Row Seated - W. Bradford J. Lobeck, K. Mellquist, P. Lawson, P. Knuth, B. Kenady, L. Baldwin, C. Haupert, B. Hahn. Third Row Seated - B Weed, E. Bogart, D. Walters, S. Glaser, E, Gates, R. Selby J. Martino, D. Menzie. Standing - R. Harris, R. Blain. ROOM 305 - MR. SMITH First Row Standing - R. Staples, B. Clayton, L. Jones, W Landrum, C. Michael, D. Fackson, G. Baugher, D. Bone R. Fish. Second Row Standing - G. Ballard, S. Darnell C. Olson, J. Fell, M. Radanovich, E. Carter, M. DeJarnatt J. Fox, K. Boggs. First Row Seated - D. Burks, C. Barber J. Byers. Second Row Seated - D. Dueringer, C. Freeland L. Eberly. Third Row Seated - M. Brandenburg, C. Fields S. Bucher. Fourth Row Standing - Z. Durock, C. Fish, C Ellsworth. ROOM l'l7 - MlSS WOLF First Row - B. McCay, F. Meissner, M. Plant, R. Milliken A. Molnar, D. Pickering, P. Nelson, K. Malling, R. Fitz- simmons, H. Higgett. Second Row - l. Maez, C. McCaffrey, W. Hambke, L. Gardini, A. Richards, N. Postle, B. Nikoley, J. McDaniels, D. Ruggieri, M. Richardson. Third Row - J Potter, A. Skarich, T. Rickert, G. Losure, H. Peach, W. Morris, S. Linn, S. Hanning, S. Poland, S. Miller, P. Rendall. Standing - D. Peters, D. Parrish. ROOM 214 - MR. MOCK First Row Standing - L. Copenhaver, T. Thompson, J. Tatey L. Weaver, A. Stanfield, P. Ryan, D, Sfohly, M. Turnock W. Boyrington. Second Row Standing - G. Smith, S. Yoder D. Seely, C. Turner, S. Monteith, G. Whitmer, C. Sharrer First Row Seated - J. Schleis, W. Porter, R. Willard, G Van Durman. Second Row, Seated - S. Kronewitter, K Smith, J. Merrill, R. Stollings. Third Row Seated - S. Miller, M. Hancock, K. Wynn. Fourth Row Standing - B. Wier, E. Pulliam, N. Rigley. ROOM 222 - MISS ROHRER First Row Seated - L. Kollar, R. Gardner, J. Paegl, J. Niemann, G. Peters, J. Goodwin, J. Kiser, R. Horvath, J. Nemeth, R. Kronewitter, D. Hobkirk. Second Row Seated - S. Harmon, E. Kingsley, G. Kreskai, K. Hadrick, A. Olinger, H. Holdren, N. Morris, E. Myers, S. Mclfndarfer. Third Row Seated - K. Kudlaty, B. Schaber, K. Hurst, S. Hurst, K. Kronewitter, P. Copeland, C. Hartman. Standing Ctront to back? -- T. Erhardt, J. Hemphling, B. TrumIeY- ROOM HO - MISS SNOKE First Row Standing - B. Bernhardt, J. Kouts, M. Krause L. Mason, J. Singleton, E. Oare, D. Goldberg, J. Hilde- brand, R. Newcomer. Second Row Standing - L. Sweitzer L. Suter, J. Shorb, C. Mazur, B. Stoll, M. Weinstein K Ritter, J. Campbell. First Row Seated - T. Boyden, G. Marvel, R. Menching. Second Row Seated - B. Kroft, J. Mast, D. Staley, T. Safrit. Third Row Seated - B. Lerman, B. BonDurant, B. Nurton, C. Thompson. Fourth Row Seated - J. Fiege, S. Leopold, T. Kaizer, S. Reinoehl. Top Row Standing - S. Tansey, G. Dose, K. Krider, E. Kirch, D. Gapski, B. Foor. 1 ROOM 210 - MR. HORVATH First Row Seated - J. Shupp, L. Williams, J. Maze, J. Wolfe, G. Lehman, R. Snyder, M. Zeigler, R. Yoder, J. Stante. Second Row Seated - J. Garlit, D. Spychalski, T. Pierce, R. Maurer, G. Freeland, G. McGowen, D. Simmons, J. Warren. Third Row Seated - L. Miller, B. Taylor, G. Smith, M. Crutchfield, C. Musselman, K. Morrow. Standing - R. Wadsworth. LIBRARY - MISS LEATHERMAN First Row Standing - J. Troyer, R. Lucy, J. Hamilton, M Hosinski, A. Shidler, J. Terry, B. Chrystler, J. Schroeder Second Row Standing - J. Cossman, J. Frohler, R. Marshall G. Barrows, M. Rhodes, S. Walters, T. Kirkley, K. Swanson First Row Seated - J. McCubbins, H. Dieu, M. Charmickel, C. Hosterman. Second Row Seated - S. Cherpes, M. Anderson, C. Wilmes, B. Fribly. Third Row Seated - C. Snow, J. Bartuska, R. Kestner. Fourth Row Standing - N. 1 Congralulalioris To Hwe graduales from J. 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Michigan S'I'ree+ Phone AT 9-42I3 Kefchan Bros. 81 Kenady Inc. Cornpleie Insurance Service 808 S. Michigan AT 8-I437 GILMER PARK SUPER MRK. 'Ubxnyihing lor ihe I'IOmeH 53I55 Eas'l' Drive CE 4-5383 6IO3 Soufh Michigan Complimenrs oi RIGGS FLOOR COVERING l632 Miami S+. AT 9-8640 J. Trelheway JOE THE JEWELER Diamonds-Walches-Jewelry I04 Nor'rh Main SI'reeI' CE 2-I756 ANDERSON'S MUSiC HOUSE Pianos - Organs - I-Ii-Fi Sels Records - Sheef Music 2205 S. Michigan AT 9-3200 CARL J. REINKE AND SONS INC. General Coniraciors and Builders I522 W. Ford Sfreef, Soufh Bend, Ind. AT 7-I56I RIlEY H.S. KNOWS to TRAVEL In A cnour ...CHARTER A BUS! Is your organization planning a trip? Charter an Indiana Motor Bus and travel as a group. You'l1 have more fun- greater convenience and comfort. You can charter a luxury bus to go anywhere in the United States. It's far less expensive than driving your own car and much safer. Go the dependable, enjoyable way . . . Charter an Indiana Motor Bus! all INDIANA Moron m m -U . q . aus commiv 7 . navy'-e . , Arlanm 7-0200 -all I soum sem: ' ' ' ji u ' j for Arrangements mt ,gli Ii, .. J . . is-g1,.er' ' . , 7 . . . Y, X INDIANA MOTOR BUS COMPANY 'Zoca?u4Qm,6aa9' PAPANDREA'S Carry - Out Pizza 2207 S. Michigan AT1antic 7 - 6670 5:30 P.M. - 12100 Closed Mondays DALE'S 5c to SI.0O STORES 207 Souih Michigan Sireei 803 Lincoln Waywesl' CIRA'S Best of Luck Io the Class of I957 RESTAURANT Vic Cira 2007 Miami SI'ree+ 6:00 a. m. to I l:00 p. rn. LIECHTY HATCHERY Fine Baby Chicks I326 S. Michigan - AT 9-4964 6ENE'S SERVICE STATION 6307 S. Michigan AT 9-0855 Lubricaiion and Brake Service For Loads of Fun BOWER'S Old Fashioned Hay Ride Phone AT 7-6444. CITY FISH CO. 2637 Dixie Way N0rI'h South Bend, Ind. AT 7-874l 120 l Leer a CRAVEN'S CALVERT REXALL PHARMACY Michigan - Calvert Hardware Dependable Prescription Service 1827 S. Michigan Street nd Calvert Streets ATlantic 8 - 1989 Atlantic 98060 ACE FLOOR COVERING SHOP Harry Zeigler C. E. LEE Paint - Wallpaper - Glass Business: ATlantic 9 - 3180 225 South Main Street CEntral 4-3197 Residence: Atlantic 9 - 6642 1920 South Michigan Street BORDEN'S ICE CREAM If It's Border1's - It's Got To Be Good Ignition Tune Up, Wheel Balancing, Road Service, Atlas Tires, Batteries, cessories 1957 Covers Made By AC THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY MOORMAN-S 2857 North Western Avenue STANDARD SERVICE Phone ATlantic 9-0963 Chicago, Illinois 1702 s. Michigan at Dubail MERRICK'S PHARMACY A Neighborly Store PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Have Your Doctor Phone Your Prescription to Merrick's DRUGS - SODAS - SUNDAES - COSMETICS - BABY FOODS 2219 South Michigan Street South Bend 14, Indiana The small loan industry is a division of specialized money service to those in need The service is recognized by the various definite necessity in every community. The classroom presents educational facts IN 1957 Our Classroom for Riley Students Has Been Repeated on Personal Loan Oiiice Operating Procedures. SECURITY LOAN COMPANY The Friendly Small Loan Ojicen 212 SHERLAND BLDG. E. B. MURPHY, Mgr. The Security Loan Company . . . 212 Sher- land Building, South Bend, Indiana, has again set aside one day for the sole purpose of conducting a class for the students of Riley High School in business courses, to familiarize them with the principal operating factors used in the small loan industry. the growing consumer credit field. It renders a of assistance on financial problems. social welfare agencies and business leaders as a at the high school level. Many Riley students al- ready have found the consumer credit field an excellent one for employment and a life career. Best Wishes SHIDLERS Quality Furniture since 1896 110 N. Michigan Street South Bend, Indiana Ignition Tune Up, Wheel Balancing, Road Service, Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories MO0RMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone ATlantic 9-0963 1702 S. Michigan at Dubail Jlnuung Distributor Indiana Largest Wholesale Sporting Goods HARTER BUILDING GOSHEN, INDIANA WILLIS STUDIOS Prices Io FH Your Pockef Book John Wiliis, Phoiographer 5424 S-ou'I'h Main - AT 9-I I24 CompIirnen+s of Jrhe new STONER DRIVE IN Michigan a+ Lucinda BRANT'S GROCERY 81 MKT. I633 E. Ewing Ave. Soufh Bend, Indiana Home Owners Friend Hamiifon Plumbing 8: Hea+ing Inc. 735 Norfh WiII:er - CE 4-7807 Cornplimenis of HazeIip Bakery 2303 Miami S+ree+ AT 9-67I0 Jim 81 Red's Por+age Service We aim To please 28I5 Milburn, Mishawaka V. GRAVES AUTO GLASS SHOP Souih Bend's Oldesf Exciusive Auio Glass Shop I I9 E. Wash. Ave a+ L. W. E. CE 2-4770 Complirnenfs of WALTZ BROS. 3423-3l S. Michigan S+. .fnnnebarn if SPORT SHOP I2I W. Colfax Avenue CE 3-3702 For Your Next Banquet, Dance or Reception THE INDIANA CLUB We rent all new portable and standard typewriters. BAUSCHBAUMIS PHARMACY We allow three month's purchase credit if desired. HO'-lfsfanding Prescription Service 2305 Miami St. at Ewing ATlantic 9-0383 228 West Colfax Avenue CEntral 4-4491 111 W. Colfax Ave. PHONE CEntral 3 - 9177 HOFFMAN'S South Bend, Indiana Dry Goods and Shoe and Toy Store Atlantic 9-8789 2614 S. Michigan Street f 1 o 125 W. je MAUREK'S SUPER MARKET 1526 Miami Street SOL1th Bend, Indiana Compliments of WALT'S DRIVE IN Where Riley Students Meet Their Friends Michigan and Ireland Road South Bend, Ind, MADDEN CORSET SHOP For Style and Comfort It looks better and feels better when it comes from Maddens ALEX'S SHOE HOSPITAL 3-Minute Heel Service fferson Blvd. Opposite P Compliments of BUNTE'S SHOE SALON 108 N. Michigan FOREST G. HAY RALPH F. HA Funeral Directors Ambulance Service ost Office Y 124 Congra tula ti ons For Health Education Materials Dairy Council of St. Joseph Valley 1013 Louise Street South Bend, Indiana ATlantiC 8-4188 SIDNEY'S FOOD MARKET 1829 South Leer Street South Bend, Indiana ATlantic 9-9810 RUPEL TYPESETTING CORPORATION LINOTYPE COMPOSITION REPRODUCTION PROOFS 232K S. St. Joseph Street CEntral 4 - 3630 D. SHERMAN ELLISON AGENCY Insurance Exclusively Main at Colfax CEm:ral 3 - BOOK STORE 130 North Michigan South Bend, Indiana STANDARD SERVICE CENTER Road Service Bumper to Bumper Car Service 1836 Miami Street Phone AT 9-0701 South Bend 14, Indiana MIAMI GREENHOUSE Say It With Flowers 2208 Miami Street THE PHILADELPHIA Serving Michiana for 54 years Bakery - Restaurant - Candy 116 North Michigan Street ZIMMERS FOOD MARKET Courtesy, Quality and Service Restaurant and Fountain Service Two locations We Deliver 736 S. Eddy Street 326 W. LaSalle Ave. ATlantic 9-6319 CEntral 3-1705 Say it with Flowers. . . the gift long Remembered SOUTH BEND FLORAL COMPANY 114 So. Michigan Street South Bend 1, Indiana CEntral 3-8227 3101 Coke Goes Along In Handy Picnic Cooler Biggest In South Bend Because Best GILBERTS One Man Tells Another Compliments of RECO SPORTING GOODS Exclusive Wilson Distributors Look for the Log Front 113 North Main Street BERGMAN DRUGS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2620 S. Michigan Street AT 9-1540 BARANY HARDWARE AND GIFT SHOP Miami Street S. M. Barany Compliments of STONE R BROTH E RS Quality Groceries 8: Meats 1438 East Calvert Street VOSS CASIMER'S SUPER MARKET Your One Stop Shopping Center 3410 Western Avenue Home of Lovely Gift Ware INWOOD'S STORE South Bend's Unusual Gift Store 425 S. Michigan St. Phone AT-98313 FEINGOLD'S Clothes for Dad and Lad Your Nearest Headquarters for Sport and Dress Togs 2213 South Michigan South Bend, Indiana VAN HORNE AND COMPANY Registered jeweler, American Gem Society 114 West Washington Avenue SECRIST PRINTING COMPANY School Publications - Programs Business Forms 1212 E. Indiana Avenue LEHMAN'S PHARMACY T. W. Bill Lehman, R.Ph. 1615 Miami Street ATlantic 7 - BROADWAY REXAL PHARMACY 4 Registered Pharmacists to Fill your Prescriptions Atlantic 9-6020 Corner Michigan and Broadway 1509 12 Food SpoI' Supere'I'+e 2I2I Miami Sfreef Congralulalions Io Ihe Class oi I957 Everylhing in Music COPP MUSIC CENTER I22-26 E. Wayne S+. FRICK ELECTRIC 81 T.V. INC. EIecI'ric Con+racI'ors - Appliances I. V. Saleg 84 Service Corner of Miami 8: CaIverI' FAY'S Qualify Jewelers and Silversmilhs I-Ieadquarlers lor diamonds, walches and olher Jewelry I I I Sou+h Michigan S+reeI' Besl Wishes From BURTON'S Depar+men+ SI'ore I609 Miami S+ree+ You Can Rely On A Regislered Jeweler Harry E. Berg, Inc. American Gem Sociely Regislered Jewelers I-Iamilron, Omega, Elgin and Alerna Walches I09 Wesi' Jefferson SAM'L SPIRO CO. BLOCK BROS. Jewelers Corner Michigan 3: Washingfon School Medals SI.5O up 27 Chain SI.OO up SOUTH BEND FEDERAL SAVINGS ond LOAN ASS'N ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE Corner of Main and Jefferson