Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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5 1Q25MISK0D££D s ? RwwRwwpyww •g pTSglo g.aj ■oloy ol?: A iss Par ; A iss Albertsen Miss Shoup tiElje Dmnestir Science Department THE popular demand for practical education has been answered by those who equipped the new Domestic Science department. The best equipment that can be procurred has been installed to make this a vital part of school life. The subjects in this department are taught by Miss Ann Park. B. S. (Columbia University), and Miss Core M. Albertsen. B. S. (Bradley Polytech- nic Insitute ) . (Tlje Art Department To create a love for the beautiful and to train the students in the execution of artistic designs have been the aims of this department. Miss Agnes Shoup. (Chicago Academy of Fine Arts), has made her department one of the most popular. The art work of the Miskodeed is done in this department. SElje rtenre Department No department has received any more special attention than our Science de- partment. Miss Loraine Ulrey. A. B. (Manchester College), and Mr. Darl F. Wood. A. B. (Indiana University) are the instructors of Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Mr. Wood Miss Ulrey Twenty-One

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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

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o.o .o .o o» o, o o„ o e ojo wz5 misko!Sed% v ' ? A r.ss Wyland Miss Burns Miss Adams SIlje 3fari»ian ffiangnage Itepartment TN AN AGE of practical education, the department of Foreign Languages is holding its rank. To prove that Latin is not a dead language, Mercurius. a newspaper, is published by the students of the Latin department. This paper has won the praise of school authorities in all parts of the country. Miss Zoe Wyland. Ph. B. (Chicago) and Miss Bertha I. Adams, A. B. (Indiana University, Columbia University, and Wisconsin University) are the instructors. The French department has developed into one of the most popular depart- ments of the school. Miss Kathryn Burns. A. B. (Indiana University) is the able instructor in this department. physical ©raining Hrpartment A sound body, a sound mind is an old maxim but the truth of it was not forgotten when this course of study was planned and the gymnasium erected and equipped. Hockey, basketball, football, tennis, track, together with the regular physical training show the interest of the students in this department. Miss Carolyn Newhafer (Sargent School of Physical Education) and Frank M. Steele (School of Physical Training) have charge of this work. I f Mr. Steele Miss Newhafer Twenty-Two