Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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[ 1 925 MISKoWeS QOQogOQQQOOOi I LI V ' ? Miss Heimbach Miss Duguid Miss Tichy THE English Course is a vast professional problem. Life itself might be the sole teacher of youth were it not for the fact that language is the chief means of communication between mind and mind. Thus the three-fold aim of our English Course: to teach life and its lessons through the Classics, to teach the possibilities of expression, and to create a desire for the mastery of the mother tongue. This department has the services of Miss Leila Heimbach. A. B. (Oberlin College), who has charge of the All-Told and a Sophomore play; Miss Tichy, A. B. (Chicago University), who was Staff Critic of the 1924 Miskodeed: Miss Lora Janette Duguid. A. B. (Indiana University), a Senior Sponsor who coached the Senior Class Play: Miss Mary Ann Scholl, A. B. ( DePauw Uni- versity. Wisconsin University) . a Sophomore Sponsor who coached a Sophomore play; Miss Mary K. Alexander. Ph. B. (Franklin College), who was Staff Critic of the 1925 Miskodeed; and Miss Margaret C. Moist, A. B. (Indiana University ) . a Junior Sponsor. Miss Scholl Miss Alexander Nineteen

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(2i OiO 000( } 1Q25 MISKODEED ? Miss Ida Betls Florence Danneil Margaret Denton M tlji ©f f itz u TF YOU want a thing well done, do it yourself is a very good maxim, but the exception in our school is in the Superintendent ' s office, If you want done, leave it to Miss Betts. a thing wel Miss Florence Danneil has been chosen her assistant this year. Her courtesy and disposition to help everyone have made her a valuable asset to the office and bookshop. Mr. Cauble could not have found a more able office assistant than Margaret Denton. During her two years in the Principal ' s office, she has been so consid- erate of teachers and students that her presence seems to belong to the school. Carolyn Immel has proved herself very efficient in the new library. She has had many difficulties to overcome in making the school library a real working library, but it is fast becoming one of which we may be proud. Mrs. Shank has caught the real spirit of the position of Truant Officer. The presence of such a woman in the homes of these students is of great value. Carolyn Immel Mrs. Shank Eighteen

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Mr. Chapman Miss Wheatcraft 3Elje Sjistnry Department Mr. Broman TO AID the student to see their history through their nation ' s eyes is the aim of the History Department. The Discussion Clubs, The Wranglers, Current Events Clubs are the outside activities. The department is sup- ported by F. W. Chapman. A. B., M. A. (Depauw and Indiana Universities) ; Miss Wilma Wheatcraft, Ph. B. (Franklin College) ; Roy A. Broman, A. B. (Indiana University) ; and Miss Mary Ann Scholl. Gllje fRatljemattcs Department In the Mathematics Department, we have the services of Mr. Lester C. Dahl, A. B., M. A. (Knox College and Northwestern University); Mr. Roy A. Broman (Indiana University), and Miss Margaret C. Moist, A. B. (Indiana University ) . During the past two years. Mr. Dahl has shown his leadership as Junior and Senior Class sponsor and also as Hi-Y leader. Enthusiasm and energy have marked the work of Margaret Moist in the English and Mathematics depart- ments. As Junior Class Sponsor she has had opportunity to develop leadership. Mr. Dahl Miss Moist Twenty