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

 - Class of 1983

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Page 30 text:

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There wasn ' t any snow 5? Something was missing during the winter break this year — snow. The Wildcat ' s still celebrated the traditions of the sea- son, such as Hanukkah and Christmas, but it just didn ' t seem the same. There wasn ' t any snow so there wasn ' t much to do, re- flected Tammy Roe ' 83. I would have liked a lot more snow. Maybe even a few blizzards. Although temperatures were in the sixties, it was still the holiday season. Christmas was observed by celebrating the birth of Christ. Christians went to special church services on Christmas Eve and had special family dinners on Christmas Day. Almost ev- eryone still had the faint belief of Santa Claus. I was really upset when I found out there wasn ' t a Santa remembered Val Pieniazkiewicz ' 84. I still like to believe in him. Val wasn ' t the only one. The lines were always long to give Santa gift lists. Hanukkah was also ob- served by many Riley stu- dents. The celebration is held to remember the eight days in which oil lasted during the rededication of the temple. On each day of Hanukkah a candle is lit and many times gifts are exchanged. Hanukkah didn ' t fall on the winter break, but good times were still had. It was fun to get together with friends and family, stated Ruthie Hamburg ' 85. Even though it was in the middle of December, Riley stood in green grass and sunshine. 26 Student Life

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•• ' .i-- ' ' » FAR LEFT: Many countries put up Christmas trees during the holiday season. This is an exam- ple of a typical American tree. LEFT: Keri Roenfeldt ' 83 and her sister Stacy ' 86 celebrated Hanukkah by lighting a candle each night on the mennorah. BELOW: Jonathan and David ' s creation of Precious Moments is prevalent during the Christmas season. These characters make up the traditional nativity scene. LEFT: Little children are not the only ones who like to visit Santa. Leanne Schafer ' 84 made sure to get her requests in. M Student Life 27

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