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

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MA , WAYS Mayor Voorde wishes Coach Whitmer suc- cess in the oncoming football campaign at the Miami Street parade. At the left are coaches Woitys, Krider, Hafner and Princi- pal Byers. wif Ellen VCU DeWvlle WCS Chosen queen of the RlleY'AdG'T'5 Mikel, and Karen King. Their escorts are Bill Collins, Mike bCSkefbGll QGITIB. Left to flghl: Ellen, Sheryl ROYCF, Judy Fggfel Goff, Ray Wine-ngef, Bruce M001-1, Dave Wilmegl Satterlee, Darnell Beatty, Becky Uhrig, Joyce Kopecki, Carol Keifh Nelson, and Bill Wilson. 19

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RILEYITES WERE HO ORED It Wrestling Queen, Sally Berebitsky and her attendants, Carol Barn- field ancl Peg Dueringer, hold places of honor at the Holiday Wrestling Tournament. Sally pre- sents a first prize ribbon to smiling Art Floran. The girls were selected for selling the most tickets to the tournament. Senior class president, Bill Nelson, adds his name to the list of juniors inducted last spring by the National Honor Society. i I The Seniors Class Day Assembly is a climactic point is giving out attendance awards while Mr. Byers, of high school life. Mr. Ogden, Assistant Principal, Mr. Pate, and other faculty members watch. 18

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Thirteen girls and a boy may be a strange combination, but their value to the smooth running of our office is common knowledge to all of us. They run the switchboard, type reports, direct visitors, and run errands. From left to right, Standing: Phyllis Rousch, Marylyn Wonish, Theresa Barani, Sharon Hoke, Jeffra Wright, Don Luther, Linda Miller, Diana Werner, Judy Quade, Sondra Fackson, Jill Crothers. Seated: Judy Powell, Carol Mikel, Diane Hoffman. There's never a dull moment at our basketball games after these girls get going. Organized several years ago by Miss Lauer, Riley's Cheer Block has attracted much attention in the con- ference for their cheering ability. 20