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

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I I Bf BUHl I ■ H H 11 1 ' ■ 1 M 1 Ki H 1 1 Ei jB 1 1 Above: Heather TetzloH ' 88 transforms Tim Tomllnson ' 88 Into Jon, a counselor In the play David and Lisa. Left: Jennifer Vaughn ' 89 and Philip Sever ' 88 talk about the future of her mentally III son. Far above: At an English group session Paul FIsko ' 91, Sanyo Vllole ' 91, Melissa Quade ' 91, Kerry Foley ' 91, Joanne UJdak ' 89, and Kerry Cripe ' 90 discuss their assignment with their teacher Heather Teti- laff ' 88. ili

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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

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Throughout Time And Space Photography 1. The process of ren- dering optical images on photosensi- tive surfaces. 2. The art, practicer or occupation of taking and printing photographs. 3. What we, the pho- tographers do best In order to make the finest yearbook around. Rob Davidson Head Photographer We the photographers, have worked hard and diligently, both cre- atively and technically, to produce a yearbook whose standards have been reknowned throughout time and space. We are proud of our craft and we know that what is In this book is the best that can be pro- duced in the amount of time given. Be assured that what you see throughout this book was not done by professionals but by us, students from Riley. Realize what the photog- raphers have accomplished and be proud to be part of such a presti- gious institution as Riley. Rob Davidson Head Photographer Yearbook Photographers: Rob Davidson, Dan McGorjgle, Matt Sorensen, Ryan Pershing, Troy Smith. Bottom Left: Photo by Rob Davidson ' 88. Bottom Right: Photo by Ryan Pershing ' 90.