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

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The city of South Bend asked for something to attract people to the downtown area. Century Center is what we got. An art gallery, a museum, a theater, and more make up the Cen- tury Center complex located on the St. Joe River. The Center ' s grand opening on Nov. 1 was the start of a three- month array of special events; from Vincent Price reading Edgar Allen Poe to a reunion of Studebaker employees among the vintage cars they helped to create. The Center has five sections con- nected by hallways of floor-to-ceiling glass. Most of the halls overlook the rapids and waterfall on the river. The Great Hall, a triangular room, is the center of activity. It is used for recep- tions, displays, proms, and other events. The Convention Hall, which has facilities for conventions, conferences, and special events, can house groups up to 2,500. Discovery Hall is a museum which helps people to dis- cover South Bend ' s past, present, and future. It is filled with the Studebaker Collection of Historic Vehicles and other pieces of South Bend ' s history such as the Oliver plow. In the theater section of the Center is a semi-round stage with seating for 600. Plays are presented by local thea- ter companies as well as high school groups. The Muessel-Ellison-Clark Art Gallery has 10,000 square feet of exhibit area, plus classrooms and stu- dios for art students. : . ' F i ' . .«

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ONE SOPHOMORE chases the IS THIS the elevator? asks IVAN WILSON, sophomore.