Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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' :m: ' ± s Kio d G ' G d o ' Senior Class OFFICERS President, Vice-President, Secretary. Treasurer, Class 31otto. Class Flower, - Chester Bussert Laura Dundon Ruth Sutherland - Fred Seifert Esse Quam idere Yellow Rose A SIGH, perhaps even a tear and we have bid farewell to dear old INI. H. S.: not without regret and not without the satisfaction of having gotten a great deal and also having given something. Here we have spent many of the haj)- piest days of our life, and here we have received the firm foundation for later woi ' k. We are proud that we are the first class to have spent four whole years in the new building. The days when we were Freshies and Sophs under the worthy lead- ership of ]Miss Welch, will never be forgotten. We liave enjoyed watching our school grow, and the addition of a printing press and a moving picture machine, which marks our school as one of the most pro- gressive in the state, enables us to leave with a sigh of relief and satisfaction. We feel. that, although we are not any better or brighter than any other class in the wide world, we have given the school a few things to be proud of, and have worthily done our part toward making I. H. S. what it is today. In 1913 Helen Donovan, one of our members, won a gold medal for letter writ- ing in the Lake Forest Contest. Her letter was so perfect that it is now being studied in many schools. In 1914 Freda Bash won a silver medal for oral speak- ing in the Lake Forest Contest. In the same year Garfield Lovell won a silver medal for an oration in the Xorthern Indiana Contest. Our boys have played a large part in making the Athletics of the school so successful; eight of the boys who have won INI ' s for athletic honors belong to the class of ' 15. In ' 14 we won the Interclass Soccer pennant, a victory of no little importance. We are glad that we were the revivers of the INIiskodeed, and we hope that the following classes will follow our example, and put out an Annual. And now. as we are lea ng our school, classmates, and teachers, we wish we could express what they have meant to us. hat an inspiration they have been in our lives. Our later lives, however, will show more plainly than any words can tell the lessons we have learned in ]M. H. S. It is our sincerest hope that we have not alone been the gainers, but that we have also contributed that which will make our school a bigger, better, and higher institution of learning. IS

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' :m: ' ± sje ocTopc q-l ' 5 t ' lIKSTKR l rSSKK ' P. Buzz Phil. Class I ' rcs. ' 15. Pres. Gym Assoc ' u. Bus. ]Mgi-. Soi-ks and Buskins ' 15. ytiidcnt .Mgr. Big II Ciroiis 1. ). Senior play !• ' ). Editoi ' -ii:- ehief Miskodccd ' U. Basket Ball l:i- ' 14. {( ' apt. ' U- ' lf). Base Hall (ilgr.) ' 1 ). Traidi ' U. l. ,. His virtue, wit. and wurtli ai-e wai ' i ' anl For his ■ vek-ouie. ' ' LAl ' KA DUNDON. Adel. Class Viee-Pres. ' 15. Adel. Vice-Pres. ' 15. Literary Editur. Miskcidred 14. ' I ' lKm iiast a mind to suit with this, thy fair and outward character. RCTll SCTIIEKLAXI). Adel. Class Sec ' 15. Adel. Viee-Pres. ' 14. Girls ' Basket Ball Captain ' 12, 1:5. ■ ' The joy of y(Uith and health her eyes displayed. FRED SEIFERT. Cy Phil. Class Treas. ' 15. Pres. Athletic Assoc ' n ' 15. Sec. Gym Assoc ' n ' 14, ' 15. Athletic Editor ' 15. Student JIgr. Soccer ' 14, ' 15. Athletic ilgr. iliskodeed ' 14. Basket Ball ' 13- ' 14, (: Igr.) ' 14- ' 15. Capt. Base Ball Ti 14. ' 15. The Star with the Basket Ball — methinks, with the maidens two. FREDA BASH. Phil. Sec. Phil. ' 15. Senior play ' 15. Senior Editor Staff ' 15. Oratorical contest ' 14. Socks and Buskins ' 15. Gentle in manner, firm in reality. 19