Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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18 4 2 MISKOPEED )) PAUL McMANUS Dutch found the class of ' 22 to be such a good bunch that he decided to stay in M. H. S. another year and take his white tube with us. He made a splendid Irish Cop in the Killar- ney Kazoos in the Miskodeed Mardi Gras. Dutch was also on the High School eleven this year. ZINA McGOWAN Mac is our terpsichorean artist. She trips the light fantastic at a great many of our entertainments. She is quite proficient in the domestic arts, probably preparing for the near future when she expects to be wielding the rolling pin and needle in a home of her own. CARL BACHTEL Beck is beloved for his big heart and his blush. In every worthy enterprise he is always the substantial backer that he looks. His greatest contribution to M. H. S. is recorded on the football honor plate for 1921. HARRY BURKETT Harry is our electrician and continually brings light into darkness, but he has never shocked us yet. Science is his hobby and his report cards reveal that his work in the classroom is exceptional. His smile and good disposition have made him many fr ' ends. CECIL STANLEY Cecil ' s sense of humor and amiability have made him deservedly popular. He is a good worker and a loyal booster. He has taken part in a great many school activities, having been a pro- ficient strong man in the Miskodeed Mardi Gras and a little darling in pink costume in the vaudeville. Page 15

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MISKOPEED 1 9 g 2 HOMER DOOLITTLE Homer ' s catchy little chuckle charac terizes him as the jolly fellow that he is. Being a reliable member of the class, he can always be counted upon to perform his full share of work in any class activity. He is also one of the halves of which Don Keen is the other. GENEVIEVE STUTZMAN Jenny is an athlete and has been one of the main stays on the class team for all four years. She startled the popu- lace in the Carnival when as Queenie she answered questions from total strangers with the ease and poise of a professional mind-reader. DONALD KEEN Don is one of the best typists in school and is allowed the honor of taking dictation from Mr. Emmons. The word dependability characterizes him. In after years one ' s thoughts of Don will always lilt to the time of Peggy O ' Neill. PAULINE PICKING Pat is a petite, black-haired girl with a charming manner, which makes one wish to gratify her every whim. She was a member of the famous Senior Girls ' basketball team. Pauline is a willing and capable worker in class and school activities. BENJAMIN MAHANK Ben is not one to ever become noted through blowing his horn, but there is no doubt that there will be plenty of his friends who will take care of his notoriety for him if he continues, after leaving school, to be as good a worker as he was while attending M. H. S. Page i f

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MIS K O D E E D ' ' 1 822 PAUL McKINLEY Sal , as he is commonly called, has turned his hand at almost everything during his High School life. In football his playing lent strength to the line. His love of poetry and ability to quote it at any time contributes en- joyment to any gathering of which he is a member. LENA FISHER When the time comes that the class needs some money and asks everybody to help, Lena is one of the people to whom is given some important part of the work, for one knows that it will be well done at the appointed time. She is an excellent student and has completed her course in three and one- half years. What would the Zoology class have done for excitement without Lena and her soul-piercing squeal? WADE HUSTON The kid is also a monogram man, having won his M in the 1921 foot- ball season. Although he has been in the class only one year he has attracted many loyal followers. In the carnival as an Irish colleen. Wade made the walls of the auditorium resound. AGNES DeGROOTE Mary and her lamb have nothing on Agnes and her smile. She is quite versatile in her work and she makes a successful chorus girl, an excellent cook and is able to write clever verse. She is a hearty booster and a cheerful worker. WALTER MINZEY Walt did not come to High School in vain, for he was one of our football heroes. His first years in M. H. S. were broken up by a great deal of sickness so that he was unable to attend regularly. However, he has finished his High School career with a record of which his class is proud. Pane 16