Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Ellen is a charity worker, Whose good deeds are widely known; And the ever cheerful Clara, Into a faithful nurse has grown. Arthur Snyder ' s proprietor Of a great, big diamond mine. Lo! on the coast of Africa He profitably spends his time. Myrna writes short story fiction. Mixed with laughter and with jest; And the governess, Bernadette, Is living in the far west. Rockford Robbins, that quiet lad Is a merchant in Japan Who by hard work and steady grit Has become a wealthy man. Lillian is a jolly teacher, Working in athletics; Esther F. ' s precious time is spent, In writing on Dietetics. I ' m glad to think that Fate has brot So much good success to all And from the teaching that they had They ' ve conquered every squall. — Martha NeisWonger.

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Bob is a representative, Noted for his addresses; While Joe Jontz is a traveling man, And many jokes he possesses. Raymond, the great philosopher, Is wrapped in his thoughts intent; Bernadette H. lives a life of ease, And she seems to be content. Mary W. is now a steno. But it ' s only for fun, For her sunny smiles and ways, Have captured her boss ' s son. On a diamond, in the center, Stand s the great pitcher, Hurland, While overhead gaily goes, Margaret, in her airship whirlin ' . The opera is made illustrious By Maurine, the singer great; Roger follows the chemist ' s trade And sells his drugs at short weight. The New York. Herald has changed hands, And Wilbur is editor; Upon the second page is placed, The ad of Albert ' s wholesale store. Fair Mary Stearns is in Paris Leading an artistic life; But Ermal is just as happy, For she ' s a minister ' s wife. Calvin owns a peppermint farm, And certainly makes things hum; Ted Schnabel plays in band concerts, Blowin ' a big bass drum.

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The Senior Class President— ARTHUR HUNT. Vice President— -WILMA ZIMMERMAN. Secretary— MARY STEARNS. Treasurer ROGER WILLIAMS. Class Colors — Burnt Orange and Blue. Class Flower — Aron Ward Rose. Motto: — Laborare, petere, reperire, sednon tacere. To strive, to strike, to find, but not to fail. FOUR short and happy years have passed. The history of our class is a book with four great chapters. The first chapter opens upon our Freshmen year in which we entered as green as most Freshmen. But soon we showed to the upper classmen our superior- ity when we gave out party which was a grand success. Also we gave the Sophomores a good fight in the annual Soccer Tournament. The second chapter deals with our Sophomore year in which we followed our Puritan forefathers in that we cultivated our minds and abstained from frivolity. The third chapter opens upon our glorious Junior year in which we gave a successful class party and a movie show. We also published a first class Miskodeed with many original ideas. We were well represented on the first Basket Ball Team. The climax of the year was our Junior Prom and Banquet which was given at the Mishawaka Hotel. We entertained our guests royal- ly, so royally indeed, that we have been paying for it ever since. The last chapter of our book deals with our Senior year. As Calamity is a mighty leveller, we have been busily engaged in money making schemes that have proven very successful. Through the help and advice of our class Sponsor, we hope to leave M. H. S. with a clear record. Athletics have played a prominent part in our High School life this year, for the girls won the cup in the Interclass Basket Ball games and the boys have been conspicuous in all forms of athletics. We are trying also to make the big M circus a success and we are looking forward to our Senior play and last but not least to our Commencement. We wish to thank the faculty for their sympathetic interest and hope to become worthy members of the Alumni.