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

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Lett: Shari Orisich ' 88 and Wendy Fergusson ' 88 prepare a layout. Yearbook Staff: (front) Matt Sorensen, Jim Kendall, Rob Davidson (middle) Todd Rau. i Mulkey, Jenny Tuttle, Tara Harris, Amy Miller, Wendy Fergusson, Tina Cannady, Sharp ' Shawna Lee, Ryan Pershing, Troy Smith (back) Mr. Hoover, Anna SIsco, Brian London, Keith iloviku, man i Kelly Leisenring, Steph Cook, Danny McGarlgle, Amy Rhodes, Lisa Endres, Thad Rice, Tony Venable. Yearbook 81

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Tradition The yearbook staff, led by co-edi- tors Tara Harris and Shari Orisicti, Is a relatively Inexperienced one. The staff Is made up mainly of many new- comers who are enthusiastic and willing to worl . Shari Orisich stated I hope we will continue the tradition of having the best yearbook In the city. Amy Miller added My biggest fear is not meeting deadlines. In order to make this yearbook full of memories and good times, dead- lines do have to be met. This year ' s staff strives to combine all of their many hours of hard work to make a yearbook enjoyed by all. Top: Amy Miller ' 89 chooses pictures for the football spread. Lower Left: Steph Cook ' 89 plans the summer pages. Lower Right: Matt Sorensen ' 88 helps Wes Evard ' 89 crop pictures.

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Warmth And This year the Award Winning Riley Thespians presented one of their most demanding dramas ever. James Reach created the play Da- vid and Lisa but through the acting of over twenty actors and actresses its performance became a true reali ty. The fall play dealt with the trials of mentally disturbed adolescents and focused o n their strengths and fears. As a first year performer, Jim Meiss ' 89, commented that, The way in which all of the performers can adapt to such complex roles and be so convincing is really amazing. In addition Jane Longnecker ' 88, Tim Tomlinson ' 88, Philip Sever ' 88, and Danny Goldwin ' 89, all agree that the time that they shared at re- hersals and performance nights cre- ated a feeling of warmth and friend- ship among the entire cast. They will always remember those special mo- ments. Right: Bob Freeman ' 89 and Jane Longnecker ' 88 protray two mental ill adolescents the play David and Lisa. Above: Cast members: Row 1 Kerry Foley, Hillary Tetzlaff, Kerry Gripe, Paul FIsko, Sanyo Vitale, Joanne Uldak. Row 2 Jane Longnecker, Bob Freeman, Danny Goldwin, Melissa Quade, Cedric Berry. Row 3 Debbie Grindel, Stacey Hoftman, Christina Pier, Jeff Kline, Heather Tetzlaff, Jennifer Vaughn, Tim Tomlinson, Philip Sever, Jim Meiss, Michelle Thompson, Chris Mesecar, Donald StordahL