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

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TOP LEFT— Studebaker ' s queen, Carmon Swinson, is escorted by Jerry Smith and Dr. Jim Welling. MIDDLE LEFT— Enjoying the homecoming dance are John Hen- derson and Cathy Gray. TOP RIGHT-Karen Edwards and Don Snyder dance to the music of the WRBR disco machine. MONROE ' S QUEEN, Julie Knight, escorted by John Hadrick and Mr. Jim Metz. Homecoming 23

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A Weekend to Remember Homecoming, which was held on October 16, was a weekend that was remem- bered not onlv by the seven queens, but also by all who were involved. The prepara- tions began with both the election of the queens and the selection of escorts. The results were Connie Prison escorted by Erskin Jenkins, Janet Shafer escorted by Ed Filer, Carmon Swinson escorted by Jerry Smith, Julie Knight escorted by John Hadrick, Renee Hoff- man escorted by Chuck Hecker, Denise Stealy escorted by Frank Aitchison, and Natalie Zaderej escorted by Steve Wimmer. The ceremonies began with a pep assembly, contin- ued with the Wildcats ' 35-20 victory over Michigan City Elston, and ended with a dance on the following night with music provided by a WRBR disc jockey. TOP RIGHT— Hamaton ' s queen, Janet Shafer, escorted by Ed Filer and Mr. Don Whitmer. MIDDLE LEFT— Marshall ' s queen, Natalie Zaderej, escorted by Steve Wimmer, is crowned by Mr. Joe MacDonald. MIDDLE RIGHT— Olivers queen, Connie Frison, is escorted by Erskin Jenkins and Mr. Willie Morgan. RILEY ' S HOMECOMING queens: Connie Frison, Janet Shafer, Carmon Swinson, Julie Knieht, Renee Hoffman, Denise Stealy, and NataUe Zaderej. 22 Homecoming

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Junior Team Surprises Seniors On October 28, the fifth annual powderpuff game was played at Jackson field. The competition, which was origi- nated to provide additional funds for the athletic depart- ment, cleared $506. The game began with a run by senior Chris Saunders for a touchdown within the first two minutes of the game. Unfortunately for the seniors, it was their only touchdown, as the juniors dominated the scoreboard. The juniors scored a total of five touchdowns with three credited to Debbie Medich and two credited to Lisa Rid- ior coaches were Brian die. Jacobs (head coach). Bob The coaches of each team Bonk, Scott Herezeg, Steve also did an outstanding job. Reygaert, Tony Warner, John The senior coaches were Tim Gavin (head coach), Ed Shel- ley, Jay Boocher, Mike Pat- ton, Bradd Grwinski, Dale Kingery, Jeff Leath. The jun- Leap, John Miller, and Eric Berger. BACK FIELDER Kim Terzak attempts to gain yardage for the junior team. SENIOR QUARTERBACK Traci Ernsbereer tries to slip past the juniors ' defense. SENIORS Laura Gonderman (00) and Sue Hosinski (58) prepare to block for Chris Saunders 24 Powderpuff