Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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-l f5Tl-ILETICS I-IE development of the body physical- ly is made possible in Mishavvaka High school by a system of athletics that encourages everyone to take part in some form of physical activity. The hundreds of students who take advantage of this opportunity receive the beneht of body development to a degree in which physi- cal fitness is outvvardlv apparent. Al- though the purpose of athletics is not riqf-X5 r '. fk,-3 I fifwli T H If ,ll I S lx' U lllfl-' U primarily to turn out Winning teams but rather to benefit the greatest number of students possible, our school has been for- tunate not only in having an exception- ally large number of enthusiastic partici- pants but also in having a successful year in competitive sports so far as victories are conc:rned. Thus the healthfulness of the body is made possible by our far-reaching system of athletics, the body builder. ff- xx, J -'ig-, Y 4 ,

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Ulf 'I'lllIC'I'Y 'I'llIt'l:'1f g VCDLITH AND EDLJCATICDN HEALTH - COMMAND OE FLINDAMENTAL RRQCESSES HOME LIFE - VOCATION - CITIZENSHIR WCDRTHV USE OF LEISURE - CHARACTER 'I-HHSH are the Seven Cardinal Princi- ples of Education. Thes: are the prin- ciples for a happy life which are ollered to every boy and girl hy Mishawaka High school. l l'he people of Mishawaka have ever heen interested in the youth of the city and in education. In order to give their youth the hest possihle training for life, the townspeople, in 1924, erected a new huilding, Mishawaka High school, which is one of the Hnest in the state. Modern science lahoratories, vocational shops, gymnasium, and class rooms with care- fully selected equipment are at the dis- posal of every hoy and girl in the com- munity. Not only is provision made for the regular high school courses, hut Misha- awaka High also offers to its students a large variety of extra-curricular activities. Future liarrymores thrill audiences from behind the footlightsg future Nurmis speed along the cinder pathg a some-day- to-he Charles Dana wields his peng a fu- ture Daniel Wehster upholds his princi- ples in dehateg a famous legislator of to- morrow pounds his gavel in class meeting. What golden opportunities for those who strivel .-,.--v-'L- ' 000 m Erin' 'fave Q :sl l l ,.. , i. A li'fYfTffft'i'r si. 11 f

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01 THIRTY-THREE the MISKCDDEED Tl-IE MEIVTQRV BUCK OF 1932-1933 Edito ,--1' n-ffm-f ,,A. .... 1 SADORE RosENwAssEu .flsxociatc Editors ...... MARY Hass, JANE Myans TABLE OF CONTENTS Special Features 0 You! ' Iunior Highlights 0 Senior Slapsticks 0 Soph-istry 0 I9351S Honorable Discharges e Lctfuge Lgavcs 0 The Pause That Refreshes Svonrs A Bit of a Ball Club ,,.....r..,.. . .. Three Months of Bumps and Bruises A .. In the Spring a Young Man's Fancy ..,. 38 Where Pep Reigns Supreme ........,.., DxAMArics AND Music Hollywood on Revue ...,. Music That Hath Charms . Happy Ending ,.,........ Band-But Not Rubber . . Symphonies and Soloists .. CJRCANIZATIONS Hail, Demosthenesl .....,..... ....., National Notables .,.,............., , They Came, They Saw, They Conquered. The M. H. S. Smart Set ......4........ Executives of Tomorrow ,...., . . , . , Sound Good-But Are They? . . . , . Every Penny Counts .......... . . , They Watch the Wheels Go 'Round lt's Greek To Us ...,..r,....,.. Hears All, Sees All, Knows All . The Modern Phideas ......... The Home Modernes .... That Eternal Triangle FEATURES The Climax of Four Years . Hats on to the Faculty! . , The Powers On the Throne This is the Class of '33 . T The ABC's VVe Know ..,... Credentially Christened . . Why They Come to School . . Our Stars ,.,,,...... . . Senior Superlatives SNAPSHOTS Way Back When ,. Here and Ther: A