Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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MISKODEED 1914 JUNIORS 21

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MISKODEED 1914 oeniors On the ninth day of September, In the year of nineteen ten — You no doubt may all remember Though past four years it now has been. We were, Freshies, so they called us, Asked us what we wanted here; Seniors, Juniors, even Sophomores Soaked it to us that first year. We were timid as they all are When they first arrive, you see. But we finally had more courage When we Sophomores grew to be. Last year Juniors, and we knew then Seniors we would be ere long. Several of our class had left us, That we all considered wrong. And now we re Seniors wise and brave; We ' re daily thinking past days o ' er. Of things worth doing that were done By MH-S-1 9-1-4. 20

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MISKODEED 1914 Class of ' 1 5 President Elbridge Studley Vice-President Helen Lang Secretary Clara Brown Treasurer Florence Sy tz Colors: — Navy Blue and Gold Flower: — Yellow Rose Motto: — Esse, quam videre. To be, rather than to seem. Hamlet ' s Soliloqy (Revised) To study or not to study, that is the question Whether ' tis better not to study And take the risk of flunking. Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And learn long lessons assigned. To cram, and cram, perchance to flunk, Aye, there ' s the rub. For when we once fall below the line What chance have we of regaining lost time! No chance of Juniors and Sophomores Can win the favor of the faculty. To be a Senior — to graduate — to cram no more. And by graduating to say we end the toils and The thousand mental shocks our brains are heir to Tis a consummation devotedly to be wished. We regret very much to announce that two of our most talented Juniors failed to get their pictures in this book. Their names however are given below. HAROLD GARDNER HENRIETTA LOOTENS Harold Henry Phil. Treasurer of Class 12, 13. Phil. To know her. is to love Music, the idol of my dreams. her. 22