Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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:zv3z m s X) SZBX3 MR. HORTON Indiana University. A. B. ; A. M. ; Graduate work in Chicago University. Our principal, Mr. Horton, has done a great deal to advance our school, during the four years he has been here. He has added life to everything, from arriving on time to athletics. He is liked by all, from the Freshmen, who are in awe of him, to the Seniors, who tell him their troubles. His favorite book is Robert ' s Rules of Order. MISS HOCKETT Earlham; Graduate work in Columbia University and Chicago University. Miss Hockett, as a member of our English department, has fostered our dra- matics until they would be an honor to any school. She has a forceful way of making her pupils comply with her wishes, — for instance when they come to class without their books. We tremble in thinking what the result would be, if she had size as well as might. She still says, I wish I were as tall as you are. MISS KERN University of Michigan. Besides being our Science teacher, Miss Kern is one of our biggest boosters, and has the honor of being the originator of the Big M Circus, the best thing ever. She is liked by every one in M. H. S., and what M. H. S. would do without her is hard to say. MR. LEGG Indiana University. A. B. ; A. M. Full of vim is what expresses best the opinion of the school toward our new History teacher. Mr. Legg is a graduate of Indiana University, the school of which he boasts daily. He has done much, in the one year, to better conditions, not only in M. H. S. but also in the whole city — why! for instance that social survey. Probably some of his success is due to some one else, whose name we do not think it necessary to mention. MR. MILLER Indiana University. Valparaiso, B. S. International Business College, South Bend. Graduate work in Gregg Shorthand School and University of Wisconsin. Mr. Miller is our Commercial teacher, and deserves much credit for making that department what it is. He rules his domain as well as the whole school when acting as principal, with the wisdom of Socrates. MISS EDDINGFIELD Indiana University; Resident Fellow in Teutonic Philology, Brvn Mawr; Elected European Fellow Bryn Mawr. Miss Eddingfield is with us, this year for the first time. She teaches German and Latin. Through her efforts, Der Deutsche Verein was organized. All her classes are made interesting by her many stories of her experiences abroad.

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ZZV51 IE S ZD ZE, Z ID MISS HOWE Indiana University. A. B. Miss Howe is so interested in her English work herself, that her pupils can not help but catch her enthusiasm. This is especially true in journalism, which she introduced this year. However she is as ready for vacations and assemblies as anv of her pupils. MISS SIMPSON Ypsilanti; Columbia University; Chicago University. When we have par- ties, spreads and the such, we are always sure to have something good to eat. Miss Simpson, the Domestic Science teacher, shows her loyalty to the school, by always being ready to help the students in their undertakings. MISS LOCKHART Minneapolis School Fine Arts; Kalamazoo Normal. Miss Lockhart, our Art teacher, is appreciated by the whole school, because of her willingness to make posters for all school events. Many of the Miskodeed drawings are to her credit. Miss Lockhart is known as the Never failing one, to be at all social functions. MR. SEMLER Earlham. A. B. Mr. Semler was brought here for a Mathematics teacher, but his real business seems to be the big boosting of Athletics. If M. H. S. ever lacked school spirit, Mr. Semler certainly brought it with him this year, when he came. He is interested in every phase of school activity, and if anything is doubtful, one of Semler ' s boosts sends it sky high. MR. DAVIS Indiana University. A. B. Mr. Davis has charge of the Science department, and his classes are enjoyed because of the many places of interest to which he takes them. He is our track coach, and very enthusiastically encourages all athletics. MISS TERRY Graduate of Institute of Normal Methods of Applied Music. Miss Terry is in charge of the music of the High School. She has done much to build up the music department, and her work is greatly appreciated. It was never known M. H. S. had such good singers, until Miss Terry had them under her direction.