Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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ROBERT MECKELNBURG— Bob Foot ball 15. 16. Advertising Manager of Miskodeed ' 16. History Club ' 17. Had I been present at the c reation, I would have given some useful hints for the better ordering of BERNADETTE HUENERKOPF You frightened me out of my sei CALVIN HUNSBERGER Der Deutsche Verein ' 16. History Club 17. It h good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. ' MAURINE WILLET The gift of fascination, the power to chs when, where, and whom, she would. TWENTY-FOUR

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The Junior Class President— JOHN BURNETT. Vice Presi dent— CLAYTIN A AINLAY. Secretary— Treasurer- -HELEN LOTT. ELIZABETH FULLER. Class Colors Class Flower Black and Gold. -Sunburst Rose. THREE short years ago our class entered old M. H. S. as ignorant Freshies and now as sensible even experienced Juniors we can look back and realize that we have accomplished much. In all athletics we have been ably represented and this year the class championship cup was carried off by us. A majority of the first team Basket Ball men were picked from our class. In dramatics our ability as a class has never been tested but with all the individual talent we are sure that the Senior Play will be a success. We have a list of successful parties to our credit and expect to add to that list the Junior Prom. This Miskodeed is a sample of how much our class has been worth. Many have left our class, two of our boys are now serving Uncle Sam, but in general we are still the same old bunch of good comrades and are hoping that we will all win the goal one year from now for which we are striving. And we still think the Class of 1918 is as yet the best we have known. The Juniors have no class motto but I can think of no better one for them than this: Good fellowship toward all. TWENTY-SIX