Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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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

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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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C THE MISKODEED 'AU A BIT CDF A BALI. CLUB F V0K By OTHA RAMSEY ANY basketball fans consider that a team has had a successful season if it has won a majority of the scheduled games. Taking this point of view in looking at the record of M. H. S. in number of games won and lost, one sees that our squad won II and lost 9. This, how- ever, is not a true sportsman's point of view. A real sports lover asks first, did the boys play cleanly and give everything they had to give, then perhaps comes the question of the num- ber of games won and lost. Anv follower of the Cavemen will readily assert that our team played hard, and always tried their best to play cleanly. fAfter all what more can one do, if he tries to do his best?j The team won three and lost four of their conference games coming out in a tie with Riley for third place in the conference standing. Although Mishawaka had only an average team during the last season, loyal supporters may look happily ahead to next year, for nine of the first twelve men will be back with us. l1Then, too, perhaps next year an attack of influenza will not lay siege to the Cavemenls camp, causing the coach to have to start a dif- ferent formation in almost every game. At one time during the season, four out of the first Five were sick. This fact alone would have been enough to discourage many coaches, but not so with Mr. Shake: he merely went about trying to prevent this disease from spreading further and trying to cure the sick players. Coach Shake tried to call off the Riley and Elkhart games, Coach Forbes readily agreed to cancel the game with Riley, but Coach Longfellow of Elkhart refused to cancel that game, saying that the Blue Blazers always played a scheduled game. The Maroons were forced to play this game and were snowed under by the Blue Avalanche 18 to 9. At the beginning of the season, the Maroon squad looked fairly strong, and there was a no- table improvement in their style of basketball up to and including the game with Elkhart. This game apparently was the turning point, for Dame Fortune seemed to desert them for the rest of the season. A noticeable fact of this season was that the squad seemed to play bas- ketball in spurtsg when they won a game on Friday they usually won again on Saturday, and when they lost on Friday they seldom won on Saturday. This is unexplainable except that every team has its off nights, and Mishawaka's seemed always to come together. If On December 2, the Maroons were defeated by a crack Nappanee five, before a capacity crowd, 41-34, in their Hrst game with the Bull Dogs. The offense of both quintets was so fast that the official scorers had to call time out in several instances so that they could ca-teh up