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

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. . . Echoes of Ourselves Echoes of laughter. Ech- oes of cheers. Echoes of lectures. Echoes of tears. All of these echoes were heard by students who sat through a year of learning and growing at Riley. More importantly, the sounds that still haunt the halls from the past year are really echoes of ourselves. Whether it was scream- ing support at a ball game, laughing with friends dur- ing lunch, or just trying to study amid the chatter of stuay hall, the year was filled with sounds and memories that will always live in our minds. These echoes, these whispers. these memories, are but reflections that are heard yet not seen. The following pages of this album will try to capture all the facets of our school, of our spirit, of our REFLECTIONS. A COOL DIP in the river seems refreshing to Diana Ritchey but not to Debbie Shulmier. GEORGE PLAIN attempts to draw water for Andrea Harrison from an old pump. 4 Opening

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. . . Our Images and . . . TOM GARDNER and Tim Gizzi attempt to throw Chris Saunders into the water at the 100 Center. SENIOR Rick Westbrook studies his and the River Queen ' s reflections in the water. The pep assemblies, the final exams, the football games, and prom night, all these events painted vivid pictures in our minds at the end of this year. Memories fade, how- ever, and these images wiU eventually be but shadows of themselves. All the many games, activities, hobbies, and jobs that Rileyites were involved in this year are but reflections of our school. If one were to hold up all the different sub- jects to a mirror, the reflection there would be James Whitcomb Riley High School, for everyone was but a sin- gle part of the greater whole. So turn tne pages and try to relive this past year with all its joy and pain, mrough these photographs, through these REFLECTIONS. THE ST. JOSEPH River provides a cooling footbath for Karen DeWolf, Mark Waters, and Stacy Skillem. Opening 3

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1 ■ ■ -■ -■.-..: ■ ' ' :: ■•;i V ' . - ' : ' , ■ ' POTATO CREEK rents out A PLEASANT pastime of Steve canoes to people such as Denise Wimmer ' s is fishing on a quiet Stealy, Mary Smigielski, Robin afternoon. Dunn, and Teddy, the poodle. !f l %li»||Miiii