Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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MISKODEED 1914 MR. MILLER Mr. Miller has pulled up our commercial department so much and so well, that now our commercial course can compare very favorably with that of any high school in the state. Mr. Miller demands absolute silence and attention in his classes, but he has recently been con- verted to the cause of Women Suffrage, thereby proving that there are exceptions to all rules, even his own. MISS KERN This is the first year Miss Kern has been with us but she has already proven her worth. She has a whole train of snakes, flowers, hearts, vegetables, crawfish and boys. At spreads, parties, and circuses, she has no equal. MISS SIMPSON Miss Simpson is the genius of our faculty for spreads, teas, and luncheons. The odors from her sanctum have a very disquieting effect on all the students just before noon. She comes from Michigan State Xormal and cer- tainly is an honor to that institution. MISS McCOUN Miss McCoun joined the ranks of the Faculty this year. Her genial and kind disposition has already won her many friends among the students of her department.

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MISKODEED 1914 MR. HORTON Mr. Horton our principal can be defined by the one word enthusiasm. He comes from Indiana, and makes us wonder if they distribute life and vigor there in doses. We certainly owe him a great deal for his influence in making the school so progressive and up-to-date. MISS WELCH Miss Welch would be an honor to any school. Her years of endeavor have done much toward making M. H. S. an institution worth while. The old verse, And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew, might well be applied to her. MISS TURNER Our best beloved Leona Turner also is from Indiana. By her broad sympathy and interest in everything con- cerning the school she has won the hearts of all the stu- dents and we could not get along without her. MISS TERRY Miss Terry has attended so many musical institutions that it is impossible to decide which is the most import- ant. We appreciate greatly her work in making the music department so interesting and beneficial. The world would be better if it contained more such ardent lovers of Beethoven and Wagner.

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MISKODEED 1914 MR. BROWN Mr. Brown is another new member of the faculty. He is very popular, especially among the freshmen for his knowledge of the magic arts. He is instructor in science and rules his domain with the wisdom of Socrates. MISS HOCKETT Miss Hockett is little but very, very mighty. She is the life of all school dramatics and the English department would certainly suffer if she were to leave. She has a twin brother but she will not tell us his age. MISS HOWE Miss Howe is another who is spending her first year with us but we hope it will not be the last. The verse applied to Miss Welch might well apply to Miss Howe but we shall not repeat it. She hails from Indiana and has done much toward making this year a dramatic success. MR. OWEN Graduate of Michigan State yormal and head of the In- dustrial Department. MISS KELLY Instructor in! art. From .S7« e Xormal at Terre Haute and Chicago Art in.stilute. 10