Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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19 4 2 MISKODEED 1 CHARLES BEIGER Chuck is a worthy new comer to M. H. S. and the class of ' 22. Al- though he comes to us from the West, he ' s not from Missouri. He has entered whole-heartedly into our activities and a pleasing disposition has made him very popular. Our only regret is that he was not with us longer. JOE VEEVAETE It is good to have worth while fellows like Joe in a class. He manages the financial side of almost every enter- tainment and dance given by the class. He never loses his temper, even when some enthusiastic senior asks him ten times a day if he knows how much we made on the last Miskodeed benefit. MARGUERITE SMITH Marguerite ' s specialty is basketball and she is deservedly feared by all her opponents. Art is also one of her pastimes in which she is very proficient. Her quiet ways do not hinder her from helping old ' 22 in every possible way. HUGHSTON BRANSTRATOR Hugh is of a business bent of mind. He was a member of the ' 22 champion- ship basketball team in 1921 and was also a brave soldier-boy in Allison ' s Lad, an English Club play. Hugh is ready to lend us his six feet anytime for anything. CHESTER OSTRANDER Bill is a good fellow all right and always is ready to lend a hand. He was the fierce wild man in the Misko- deed Mardi Gras and he also made a never-to-be-forgotten speech at the pot-luck supper. He has some fond feelings for the city of Niles. Paje i

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MI5K0DEED 19 2 2 ALTON CROFOOT Alton is a good sport — a hale fellow well met. Until his senior year he was always present and willing to help, but it seemed that in ' 22 it was just one thing after another for Alton. He spent months in the hospital and was greatly missed by all M. H. S. VERNA CHRISTOPHEL Verna has upheld the scholarship end of the class and has also managed to keep her friends, classmates, and teachers, as well as herself, in continual hot water with her extra experiments along all lines. Her good work as captain of the Senior Basketball team will long be remembered. She has been a most loyal and capable booster for ' 22. GLEN KLINE Glen is the only aspirant we have in the Senior class to a position in grand opera. He possesses a lovely tenor voice and helped a great deal in making the vaudeville a success in his singing of Sunny Tennessee. Glen is a good salesman and has helped make many of the productions a financial success. FLORENCE STULLER Although Junior or Bugs left us during her Junior year she missed old M. H. S. and came back again as a Senior. She wasted no time in rees- tablishing herself and is now one of ' 22 ' s most loyal and helpful boosters. FLOYD HASS Hassie makes the class of ' 22 known outside its immediate circle by playing the saxaphone in Dodge ' s band. He is also in the high school orchestra. He is a loyal booster for M. H. S. and ' 22. As the basso prof undo of the senior excruciating four he can make some unusually weird noises. Page 20

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IN MEMORIAM CARL GARMAN Class of 1922 Born August 18, 1902 Died February 6, 1920 ROLLYN MARKER Class of 1924 Born September 29, 1905 Died October 2, 1920 LEON LAMBIOTTE Class of 1922 Born January 22, 1901 Died October 17, 1921 Page 22