Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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MORE SLAP - STICKS OF THIRTY-THREE 23 MARIAN TOLLENS Tollern Success lies not in sitting up nights. hut in being awake in the day time. MARY TROIOLA Pep to the Nth degree. FRED TRIPPLE A jolly good fellow. LEO VALENTINE Nello Cheerful and industrious. SUZANNE VAN DEN AVYLE Sue Life would be dull without'a cer tain alumnus. RUTH L. VAN HECKE I'00tx Always going some place. IEANETTE VAN HUFFEL ferry Friendly. capable, and optimistic. LORETTA M. VAN RIE Vim Why aren't they all content like me? IULIA E. VERSCEG I lille Her lively looks hespeak a spright- ly mind. RUTH ELSIE VOLLMER l'f'lt ' And she's ll good sport! WYLIE I. VOORHEIS Elmer Tho' vanquished, he can argue still. YALE ALFRED WAIDNER NAI., A speed demon. RALEIGH WALKER You can depend on him for the best. HELEN WALTERS Walrer.v Her heart is fixed. ENID WEBER Hair! Eyes! Smile! Exotic? Ah! ELWOOD VVELTY Wally A fickle. Fickle worldg full of fickle, fickle girls. HOWARD N. WEST Coarh He mixes pleasure and ambition. MARIE LUCILLE WILEY Bill Neatness is a virtue. MILDRED ELIZABETH VVILSON Berry Sweet and lovely. RAY WINEY And, Einstein, here's the way I'd do it. IOAN WORTHINGTON NIO., A friend worth having. MARIAN L. WURZ lVllI'Z1.C'H Red hair. but a gentle disposition. IEANETTE YEAGER She trips a light. fantastic toe. WILBUR E. YEAKEY MEM.. Frequently. I gently think a thought. REGINA B. YODER lean Love finds a way 'round all diffi- culties. NINO ZANNOTTI His presence is felt, but not force- fully. GERTRUDE L. ZEHRUNG Red A pleasant word, a pleasant thought. DALE ZIMMER Zl'mmer And what was that play, Coach? ROBERT E. ZIMMERMAN Bob A joy to thc faculty. RAY BRANSON She neier fails to be pleasant. DALE EVERET KAISER ..Ki., An answer to any mairlen's prayer. EDWIN RHODES He has such a peaceful look-l-but can he play football. DARIVIN ROSEBROOK Iust one continuous vaudeville. ICI'-IN WENRICK Silence has its good points, too. EDNA MAE WILLIAMSON Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it.

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THE JIISKOUEED SENIGRS . ,--..n

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24 THE JIISKOIJEED Tl-IE CLIMAX CDF FCDUI2 YEARS By MARIAN WURZ OMETHING which represents four years ol consistently good work is the honor roll. There are 24 seniors who have earned places on its exclusive roster. Many of these students have been mentioned 'before as being prominent in other activities, but all of them have enviable reputations as respected seniors. The feminine contingent is very predominant, as there are but two boys on the list-which proves something- you guess what! - The climax of four years, the honor of being valedictorian of her class was conferred on Mary Hess, who had an average of 96.41. Mary has the friendship and respect of all who know her wellg and besides her outstanding scholastic work, she has enjoyed the positions of editor of the Alltold and associate editor of the Misko- deed during the last year, both of which mean a great deal of Work. VSeconcl in the list is the name of Frances Gardner, salutatorian, whose average was 95.7. Although not the Hash- ing, outstanding type of person, Frances has, nev- ertheless, quietly done her work so well that it shows up by its own ex- cellence, w i th 0 u t a n y need of her doing any- thing to call attention to lt. Ruth Teichman is third with an average of 94.31. Ruth is president of the Commercial club this year and has several times distinguished her- ' self at the state commer- cial meets held at Muncie. V Mary Frances McDon- ough has 94.15, and Eve- lyn Miller, 93.8. Margaret O'Dell, president of Quill and Scroll, is among the highest with an average of 93.35. Elizabeth Deal and Anne DiFiori, both valued commercial stu- dents, have 93.25 and 92.85, respectively. Eunice Palmer, who has 92.61, Ieanette VanHuFfel, 92.43 Ruth Ann jer- negan, 92.43 and Maxine Hitch, 92.78, Mar- jory Moore, who plays the piano beautifully, 92.27, and Doro-thy Mae Foerster, 92.12, com- plete the list of those above 92. Pearl Press, who took first place in the state ty-ping competition this year has 91.91, Esther Hawkins has 91.43 Claudine Culp, who entered this year from S. B. Central, has sustained her record there with 91.18, Ray Winey, who has 38 credits, more than any other graduate, who was president of the Hi-Y, and was twice presi- dent of his class, has an average of 91.81. llThe remainder of the list includes Marian Wurz, 90.93, Iulia Versceg, who has lovely curly black hair, 90.78, Milo McClure, the run- ner, 90.58, Genevieve Long, 90.54, Muriel Iacob- son, 90.36, and the popular lane Myers, 90.22.