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

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TOP OPPOSITE page— at Memo- rial Hospital, Sue Wills works at her computing job. CENTER— DECA candidate Ed Corkins goes over campaign ideas. BOTTOM OPPOSITE page- folders are filed by employee Cathy Gray. BOTTOM CENTER— busy typ- ing, Sherri Kinder does her work at Liberty Mutual. DE— ROW 1— Mr. James Fenters, Tina Eddy, Joe Werntz, Sheila Gatson, Mike Wood, Liz Isbell, Ed Shelley. ROW 2— Connie Prison, Debbie Griesinger, Debbie Sipocz, Ronda Randt, Patricia Powell, Debbie Shulmier, Fam Gorka, Kim Rodino, Ron Esmont, Jackie Dhaeze. ROW 3— Dan Miner, Chuck McKee, Mike Slott, Tim McFarlane, David Jackson, John Werntz, Ken Lewis, Chris Belakovich. DE— ROW 1— Rich Aiken, Brian Jacobs, Lisa Tobey, Ed Corkms. ROW 2— Paul Hem, Tracey Frankhn, Alan Lusk, Zina Williams, Kim Jerzak, June Crumbley. ROW 3 — Regma Chester, Charlotte West, Robin Bammerlin, Ronda Bogunia, Kim Krakowski, Flora Harris, Marianne Acheson. ROW 4 — Mr. James Fenters, Karen March, Jeff Kuzmits, Tim Heiter, Troy Workman, Gary Marvin, Don McKinney, Steve Miller. DE— ROW I— Joann Almaguer, Tom Holcomb, Jackie Heilman, Anna Plajer, Frances Almaguer, Rich White. ROW 2— Michele Gerard, Tracy Erby, Paulette Cleveland, Larry Heckman. ROW 3 — Steve Blackman, Doug Bognar, Keith Mitschelen, Dixie Adkins, Shawn Brugh, Mike Chapman, Kevin Whisler, Mr. James Fenters. 86 DE, ICT, COE J

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CO-EDITORS-in-chief A-.ie Fef- erman and Jenny Miller c -lect ads for the newspaper. ANALYZING the previous news- paper are Mrs. Lois Claus and Danny Waters. Journalists Catch Readers ' Attention Led by co-editors-in-chief Anne Fef- !rman and Jenny Miller, the bi-weekly Riley Review emphasized in-depth eportine on a variety of issues and ncreasea use of graphics to package he product attractively. Most issues of he paper were distributed free to every- )ne, with only special larger editions jeing sold for 25 cents. Troubled Waters, a regular humor column by opinion editor Dan Waters, had a large and loyal readership as it bubbled through its second year. ' Stuck on Trivia, a creation of sports editor Mark Stuck, awarded a $5 McDonald ' s gift certificate to the first person who correctly answered the trivia question in each issue. Arturo Garcia was not only feature editor but was also, after two summers at journalism workshop, the staff expert on design. WORKING on Journalism stories are Wanetta Fultz and Sean O ' Neil. Newspaper 85

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1 Co-op Students Add to Our Image The dozens of students enrolled in the three branches of business academ- ics at Riley graduated to proudly repre- sent our school in the ever-growing world of business. The combination of on-the-job expe- rience and classroom work in Co-oper- ative Education (COE), Distributive Education (DE), and Industrial Co- operative Training (ICT) made for quality education for all those involved. COE students worked in offices all over South Bend, while the DE depart- ment got jobs for students and coun- seled them about job problems. The technical aspect or the career world was the domain of the ICT depart- ment. COE— ROW 1— Kathy Eddy, Angela Moody, Debbie Thompson, Joan Miller, Lisa Allen, Tina VanDePutte. ROW 2 — Maria Macri, Diane Magee, Terry Richard, Julie Knight, Sherri Kinder, Dan Floran. ROW 3— Mrs. Bernice DeVries, Carol AngHn, Cathy Gray, Jackie Trapp, Jeff Schock, Mary Michalski, Michele Krakowski. ICT — KNEELING — Don Strange, Tim Herban, Lisa Rasberry, Mehnda Markuson, Paula Lambert, Henry Carrillo, Julie Daniel, Debbie Hogle, Dan Hayes, Ed Sithimongkhon. STANDING — Sue Snyder, Lori Freitag, Carmel Jones, Shari Tobolski, Keith Walker, Van Vegh, Cindy Hennesey, Grace Regan, Paul Larson, Laurie Huber, Mike Zeigert, Michele Tetzlaff, Helen Schaar, Bill Barber, Doug Huegel, Mike Forkner, John Marley, Paiu James, Bob Magyar, Sharon Dennis, Scott Tabler, John GiUigan, Laszlo Gykoreres, Leroy Johnson, Mr. Robert Mammolenti, Curt Blakely, Mike Gurbick. ICT, DE, COE 87