Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Frank M. Steele, Grayce Talbo tt, Ida L. Betts, Margaret Denton, Audrey Millikcn Physical Education A sound body and a sound mind is an old maxim, but the veracity of it is not forgotten in the Physical Education Department of Mishavvaka High School. Miss Talbott is the girls ' instructor, while Mr. Steele has charge of the boys ' athletic activities. In addition to the regular physical training course which is given two or three times a week, hockey, volleyball, basketball, football, tennis, and track play a prominent part in the interests of Mr. Steele and Miss Talbott, as well as the students. Miss Talbott is faculty sponsor of the Girls ' Athletic League, and her faithful in- terest in the success of this organization clearly proves her ability as a leader. She also holds the position of city athletic director for girls. Mr. Steele, besides having gained fame and popularity as the efficient football coach of Mishavvaka High Schol, is general director of city athletics. Coach Steele is also in charge of the city park play grounds during the summer. Office Staff Mishawaka High School is fortunate in having a very well-qualified and competent office staff. Miss Denton, an alumna of Mishawaka High School, serves as secretary to Mr. Cauble. Miss Milliken, another graduate, is in charge of the bookshop, and Miss Betts is Financial Secretary of the School Board. The bookshop provides an economical and convenient source for the purchase of school supplies. The profits derived from the sale of books and other supplies is used to obtain new books for the school library and to maintain the present collection. (8) □

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Joe Brady, Jane Krail, Verna Simper, Lester Wiekamp TheS eniors Class Officers Joe Brady President Jane Krail Vice-president Verna Simper Secretary-treasurer Lester Wiekamp Board of Control As freshmen the class of ' 30 were good followers. They supported all projects sponsored by the upper-classmen, which is all that is expected of freshies. However, the girls won the hockey championship, showing that they wished success from the be- ginning of their high school career. When the class organized in its sophomore year, Joe Brady was elected president. The boys won the interclass basketball tournament, while the girls were again successful in hockey and presented a strong basketball sextet. The class displayed their dramatic ability by presenting three one-act plays, Not Quite Such a Goose, You, and The Fiddler, which were coached by Miss Leila Heimbach and Miss Lola Jane Rosenberger. There were definite goals which had to be attained in their junior year. The Juniors elected competent officers with Stanley Niles as president of the class. Living up to their previous records, they delighted the audience when Billy, a three -act comedy, was presented. The Junior-Senior prom was an occasion not soon to be forgotten, for it was the most important social function of the year. When senior officers were chosen, Joe Brady was again elected president. A success- ful old paper and magazine drive was conducted by the class. As seniors, they again won the interclass basketball tournament. The Senior Shuffle was a clever spring dance sponsored by the class. Royalty Returns was the name of the entertaining three- act production presented by the seniors. It was ably coached by Miss Margaret Moist. (10)