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

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THE HI-TIME Standing, left to right: Neal Cossman, Editor in Chief, Bob Bernhart, Sports Editor, Georgia Polivena, Second page Editor. Seated: Bob Lerman, First page Editor, Verna Woods, Third page Editor, Pat Miller, Second Page Editor Standing, left to right: Linda Sweitzer, Sue Vickery, Chris- tine Pulliam, Darrell Stroup, Jonnette Frick, Kathy Krider, Nela Peterson, and Carl Morris. Seated: Jill Swanson, Carol Huber, Ann Messerly, Ann Fuller, and Willie Mae Burkes. Standing, left to right: Allen Lincoln, Circulation Manager, Bill Nemeth, Advertising Assistant, Charlotte Blackburn, Advertising Assistant, Sondra Fackson and Mary Lou Pulley, Head Typists. Sitting: Bill Wilson, Advertising Man- ager, Joan Boosi, Business Record Manager, Sue Autore, Assistant Advertising, Carolyn Balough, Assistant Exchange, Christine Balough, Exchange Manager. Jacci Handlin, salesman and reporter, Rick Peli reporters. Back: Bob Bargmeyer, sports reporter Nan Skaret, reporter, Louis Swedarsky, sports re porter, Miss Wyrick, Advisor, Tom Finney, sales man, Pat Harroff, photographer. 25 Left to right-front: Rosemary Kestner, reporter, sports reporter, .leffra Wright, and Sandy Tansey,

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s 1 t , ii. I 55 A i fa 1 lr il,- Advertising staff: Standing, Nancy Brummit, Maria Merlo, Vilma Lovisa, Judy Rollins. Seated, Sue Wamsley, Sandy Garbacz, Barbara Kenady, Ad- vertising Manager, Mary Lou Schille, Nicky Sosh. Standing: .loan Brenner, Underclass Hadrick, Pictures, Judy Bullinger, U derclassmen. Seated: Ann Messerly Copy, Candy Clifford, Underclassmen Lynne Witt, Art, Carol Smith, Typist ,,,-.nr--.1 xi: 25-s., '7fze .seg H-v--mv-'rf men, Carol Huber, Advertising, Kathy I? n- Y I ,l ,I V . , -f W5 I Pam Wegner, Index l 5 Q r Le , , I f ,,,, , ,,,, o s, 1 vfi K '2 ESM es - -. I N '3 5f,4i2gLgJfT.1f'IQ5gg5e --Q-...., ,,,,-s, M Seated: Linda Smith, Art Editor, Kathy Kuk, Senior Editor, Seated: Sue Rarnsbyl Darnell Beatty, Judy Chambliss Bus, Ann Millar, lf'lCleX Edil0I', Slafldingi DBUHUU DUPYCEI COPY ness and Circulation Managers. Standing: Marilyn Wilson Et'-lit0r Dove Fleming' SPOFTS Edimff JUdY Afeef' COPY and Diane Peterson, Picture Editors, Myna Berebitsky Pro Editor. Judy Satterlee, Senior Editor, was absent. dncgian Manager' Alden Balmer, artist' was absent 24

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4' v l .. l Curtain JAMES CASADAY Director of Drama. ki 1 i ,ff 3 'I' n l ' K ff il .Jgsf l'i'l'?XN'KX'l y lg 1 T J sri f zlkliii 2 X 75- 't-'eta J T f in SQ T if l A eff N' 26 The hero, Bruce BonDurant, and the other suitor, Spencer Clarke, listen to Don Julian, Louis Swed- orsky, as he explains how the hero is going to be victimized by the women. N-ls l -,. I J ior High with their production The Mikado. This scene, Glory to God was from the Christ- mas Pageant. Staged by the Drama and Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Cassacly and Miss Guilliams, it was acclaimed by critics as one of the finest ever given on the Riley stage. The Junior High Dramatics Class thrilled the Jun-