Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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' ZMZ SKZOCTPPC d 9 Editorial AT IvAST our work is completed. Many times dur- ing the past few months when the bhie sky has been overcast and the path has been steep and difhcult, we have been ready to turn back. l)ut always some bit of encouragement has been given, to put new hfe into our endeavors and to enable us to continue to the finish. Ve put out the book this year that we might have a chronicle of the daily doings of good old M. II. S.. and if it accomplishes this purpose we feel that our efforts have been crowned with the greatest success ])ossible. This year has been a banner one in ]M. H. S. lany new projects have been tried, which have pi ' oven successful beyond our original hopes for them. To keep up with the progressive spirit of the school Me have tried to put out a better book than has been l)rought forth before. We hope that in the future each class will l)e able to put out a more perfect book. We have done our best. Now, we ask your lenient judgment of our efforts.

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' jMI SJECOCTpPc :1.0d. MR. NUNER This page is most respectfully set apart for Mr. .J. P. Nuner, Superintendent of the Misha- waka Public Schools. When we think of all that he has done for them, we come to the con- clusion that we have done right. Mishawaka has one of the finest schools in Indiana, for which we thank Jir. Nuner. We, the students of the High School, especially have reason to thank him; he is always ready to help us and to give us advice on troubling matters. When the School Board, nearly twelve years ago was looking for a guide and master of the City schools, they looked in the right direction when they found Mr. Nuner.

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im: sjecocTppc ' ±qil Miskodeed Staff D. J. GRAHA.AI. Editor-in-C ' liiof. D. J. has put his mind on most strenuous work during the past few weeks— also his feet. It is not an unusual sight to see his coat-tail disappear around some corner of the halls at any hour during the day ; nevertheless, you see the results of his labor. DEMA LEOPOLD, Assistant Editor-in-Chief. Dema has proved she has authority even over our Editor-in-Chief. On one occasion she wanted a staff ' meeting. D. J. No. Dema said Yes. Well— we had one. Aside from this, they have worked patiently and harmoniously together. LOGAN WOODWARD, Business Manager. When you saw D. J. racing ' round the halls you usually saw Logan with him. They were a great help to each othei-. JIYRTLE CLARK. Literary Editor. From the way Myrtle has skipped classes and disturlied the assemlily room getting- up her work, she should really turn out some very good results. But decide that for yourself. LUCILLE BURKIIART, Art Editor. Lucille may have been found at any period during school hours drawing patiently a baseball man, a Freshie boy or the like. EMJIIE SCHMIDT, Joke Editor. Emmie is small but the way she tiew around gathering up jokes — 0, my! DOROTHY MIX, Social Editor. Dorothy didn ' t tind it necessary to make the fuss about her Avork that some of her com- panions did, but see for yourself her results are without fault. JOSEPHINE AHARA. Dranmtic Editor. At each meeting Josephine dramatically informed the staff that it was impossible to Jo this — impossible to do that — and so on, but she was a wonderful help to our meetings. CHARLES GOETHALS. Advertising : Ianager. If you happened to pass the business district lately, you without doubt, have seen Charles appearing and disappearing in and out the i Iishawaka stores. LOIS GARVIN, Music Editor. So quietly has Lois gone about her work that it is impossible to say that she disturbed any one. HARDY STEBBINS, Athletic Editor. He didn ' t say much at our staff meetings, but we all knew that his material was in, for he didn ' t find it necessary to chase madly about the halls the last few days to get it ready for press. LILLIE Fl LLER, Alumni Editor. Lillie had no trouble with her work. Would that more could say the same ! GEORGE EBERHART, Calendar. He has proved that his intellect over-reaches his size. FREDA BASH, Senior Editor. Freda had her material ready for press long before the others had begun theirs. WILBUR GARTxNER, Sophomore Editor. We haven ' t seen much of Wilbur, but he can be depended on. LOWELL FRYE, Freshman Editor. He attended every staff meeting; his eyes were wide open; likewise his ears. He ' ll be a man worth knowing by the time he is a Senior.