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

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'SL 1 Ready, willing, and able for various and numerous errands ore: John Paul, Dick Weist, Dexter Balyeaf, Conrad Calmer, Tom Jackson. They seem to enjoy iaking orders from Pat. The well-behaved homeroom of Mr. Koch indulges in their annual Christmas frivoliiy. I .ITE f A ,C-Lf 431 Filled with goodwill - ready for delivery - mission completed by the Riley Hi-Y. he l'1 '1

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Riley's good-hearts . . . we help ourselves by helping others. PU A e , keep it polished Mr. Kroger. Thats a record of which W mighty proud. With a shining example like Ross, no wonder we went over the top Geting on the job experience by sharing the office load are Dean- na Harreld, Barbara Foster, Mar- garet Meisner, Barbara Shaull, Lin- da Austin, Pat Goffeney, Kathy Fredericks, loppositel Joyce Hold- ren, Charlene Plowman, Joan Hess, Karlee lmmell, Shirley Lehman, and Dianna Walters. 12 efe c ' QP'

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We inscribe . . . the inscription . . . beneath the pictures you see before you. The copy you have found, but our methods must remain a secret. Our identities, however, cannot remain hidden. We are JoAnn, editor Sara, Margy and Susan, standing in the back, Charlene, Millie and Phyllis. Cheers for the cheerleaders! The Junior High and Freshman team will soon be our varsity ball players and Gerry Reinke, Nancy Postle, Christine Olson, and Juanita Hawley, who have supported them this year, will be right along. Our Nancy, reigning diety of the Riley-Adams game, greets the opponents' queen with the smile of friend- ly competition. The game was close, but the charm of this half-time ceremony had cast a spell which remained even at the climax and finish of the strug gle