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

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Te wwf wwf W. 'WW' TMJMV- WPM My X ,OJ U MMM' FMA k'23-Jffv-uv!-Q-35 This is Riley High School 1964, where we spent some of the most important years of our life. If it were as a freshman, a good part of the year was spent in bewilderment and we never seemed to have quite adjusted to this new milestone in our lives. The sophomores, glad to lose the title of little frosh, enjoyed being older than someone, but then we realized that we weren't so much different from the freshmen. The idea of leaving Riley hit the juniors full strength as we received our class rings and started tests for colleges and jobs, Of course, the seniors regretfully felt that we could have done more, and wondered if we were ready to leave this home. Riley was a home--a place where you belonged. It was a place where we met success and failureg hard work and some loafingg happiness and disappointmentg studying and learning. There was much to do in 1964, and this is where we did it. 3