Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Jennie E. Sasse Home Economics B. S., University of Minne- sota L ' nder the splendid direc- tion of Miss Sasse the Home Economics Cluh has become one of the largest, most ac- tive, and instructive organi- zations of the school. Shei.bv S. Shake I ' ocationtjl Indiana State Normal, Terre Haute Meanu ' ell Coaching School. .Mr. Shake is a man who not only knows basket bail, but is also a strategist, a hard worker, and the coach of a team which went to the State two ears ago. He is deserving of much of the praise given M. H. S. for her athletic achievements. Glenn L. S.mith History A. B.. DePaim University Stanford University Indiana University . lr. Smith has traveled ex- tensi el ' and has had man ' experiences which prove to be ver ' interesting as well as educational to his history and social science classes. Probabls ' his chief hobb - is the nav -. Thel.ma Snvder Home Economics B. S.. Indiana University ' e are glad to have had .Miss Sn der with us as a full time teacher this year. She has made the courses in Home Nursing and Home .Management very interest- ing and has stimulated inter- est in this line. B V Everett S. Sprague Vocational B. S.. Indiana State Sormal, Terre Haute Marion College .Mr. Sprague is also fa- mous for having won. this ear, a first prize offered by the Industrial Education Maga-ine . His services are greatl - appreciated b ' all of the classes and organizations that gi e pla. s, for he is responsible for the ushers. Catherine F. Stearns English A. B.. University of Wisconsin .Miss Stearns is another who has many interests other than teaching. She is facultv ad isor of the .Mis- kodeed. Camp Fire executive ot the cit ' , and acti e in clubs and organizations out- side of school. Her services were invaluable to the 1929 Miskodeed. .Mr. Steele Battle Creek College of Physical Education If ever a man were lo ed bv high school students. Coach Steele is. Not only the students but the public ha e confidence in his ability to produce winning teams. Sibyl Stonecipher Latin A. B., Indiana University M. A.. University of Illinois Besides setting a fine ex- ample of good sportsman- ship, .Miss Stonecipher is one of our most interesting teachers because of her many experiences and travels. She teaches Latin and makes it interesting, which is an ac- complishment, we think.

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Helen Litchfield Kolb Music A. B., Indiana University Miss Kolb has made our music department famous by presenting excellent orchestra and glee club programs and three delightful operas. Be- sides this she is characterized by her peppy speeches and her clever way of presenting them. Ruth E. Little History A. B., Indiana University Miss Little has a high standard of work for her classes, but in this she takes the initiative by setting a fine example of a conscien- tious worker. We have heard that she won ' t be with us next year, and we shall be sorrv to have her leave. DwiGHT L. Marsee Printing B. S. Indiana University Mr. Marsee is one of the best liked teachers in this system because of his wil- lingness to cooperate and help in all activities. The Miskodeed Staff feels espe- cially fortunate to have him as an advisor. William J. Middleton Vocational Purdue University Columbia University Mr. Middleton holds the responsible position of vo- cational director and, as such, has charge of night school classes. To him also is due the credit for the splendid industrial exhibi- tions held each vear. Margaret C. Moist Mathematics A. B., Indiana University Breadloaf School of En!;ii u Miss Moist is famous for her speeches which are filled with pep, humor, and per- sonalit -, but her chief inter- ests in extra-curricular work center on dramatics and athletics: she takes a ery active part in both. CLARENCf; NeEDLER Vocational Indiana State Normal, Terre Haute Ball Teacher ' s College, Muncie Mr. Needier is one of the sponsors of the Engineering Club and is interested in all sorts of shop work, espe- cially machine shop. We all admire his curl ' hair and cheerful smile. Perle Marie Parvis Commercial Gregg School ol Chicago Indiana University Commercial work is Miss Parvis ' s specialty. She is noted for having winning teams in both typing and shorthand, and she is not only interested but also an acti e booster of all the ac- tivities of the school. Lola Jane Rosenberger French A. B. Indiana University .Miss Rosenberger seems to be a person of many talents, for besides teaching French she coached two excellent plays, planned a trip to Europe, and still had time for Camp Fire — all in one ' ear. m

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Q ' Ni Lorraine L ' lrey Science A. B., Manchester College Indiana University Most students wouldn ' t mind classes so much if they could have a teacher like Miss Ulery. canary birds singing during class, and flowers on the laboratory table. Almost too idealistic for school, we think. Darl F. Wood Science A. B., Indiana University Under the supervision of Mr. Wood the band has de- veloped considerabl. ' this year, with an increase in en- rollment and the addition of several new instruments. I le also has a hobb ' — monkey- ing with the new radio. ZoE Wyland Latin Ph. B., University oj Chicago .Miss Wyland ' s interests center chiefl - in Latin and the editing of the Mercur:us. the Latin publication, of which she is faculty ad isor; however, we understand, that after school hours she has interests in the business world. 7 ! ' 4 1 Ida L. Betts Financial Secretary to School Board Miss Betts guards the in- ner portals of the Board of Education. She is a most ef- ficient and competent secre- tary, with whom we could not easily dispense. i L ROARET Denton Secretary to Mr. Canble As Mr. Cauble ' s secretary .Miss Denton has been a aluable part of M. H. S. for some time, and she is ery well liked b - the stu- dents. Her position requires dignity and responsibility coupled with friendliness and tact — she has all of these. ■Audrey Mili.iken High School Book Shop Miss Milliken is that pe- tite young lady who man- ages the book shop and helps in .Miss Betts ' s office. She has many friends among the students, and is espe- cially popular with those who enjoy riding in the new Lords. I 1 : If ' H 5) (12)