Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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BAR BLY Earl is one of our best patronizers of school functions. He may be seen any time “floating through the air’ in his Ford V-8. DENO FOCOSI “Blow, you trumpeter, blow” has been Deno's motto since he entered our school. A favorite at all dances, and a chief member of the M. H. S. band. JOSEPH FROM “Scoops nose for news has earned him positions on three newspapers. Perhaps in the near future “Joe” may edit his own daily. ELLSWORTH GERHART ‘Skippy’ is one of those unusually quiet golf players, but he swings heartily at each goal he tries to reach. ZORA. “GEAUM Tenderness and gentle care will be offered, if “Zoe's” aspirations are fulfilled. She wants to join the ranks of those who serve — the nurses. IRENE GRANDSTAFF “Renie, associate editor of Your Miskodeed, has proved her value in many school activities. Interested chiefly in dramatics, she hopes to become a dramatic instructor. JANE GUIN Sweet, ever-smiling Jane has won many friends with her delightful personality. Her lovely voice is an added charm which will not be forgotten. JUNE GUIN A little more fun-loving than her sister, June has the same charming personality and ability to make friends. PUAN IE VaVAN IAEA. Harriet came to us from New York in her senior year. She likes to have friends and wants to become a teacher. MARJORIE HATFIELD “Midge,” associate editor of Your Miskodeed, is rather quiet, but under- neath she has a sweet, desirable personality which has won her many friends. Deno Focosi Joseph From Ellsworth Gephart Zora Glaum Irene Grandstaff Jane Guin June Guin Harriet Haller Marjorie Hatfield “Veni; vidi; vict’ — and so did the Mercurius staff] Fifleen

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GERALDINE BUCZKOWSKI This blond twinkle-toes is a we ll known dancer and instructor of dancing. She believes that swimming is the best pastime, next to dancing. PRANCES “CASKEY Frances, a girl who knows her own mind and keeps Iie has selec ted nursing as most suited to her tastes and talents. DORIS COVELL. This prospective teacher, or Orphans’ Home super- VISOT, likes ice skating and steak and mushrooms, an enjoyable combination for anyone. ROBERT COME ay Girls, if you don'l siggle and can make good mashed potatoes, “Bob” will like you, His crowning ambition is to be Sherlock Holmes Il. CHESTER CRUM This sociable, blond fellow is going lo combine his weaknesses for books and the country into learning the honorable occupation of farming. HAROLD CURTIS Blond and grinning always indicate Harold. Though he enjoys all kinds of recreation, he is considering turn- ing serious and becoming an accountant. LORRAINE DANKSON Lorraine's favorite pastimes are dancing, swimming, and drawing pictures. She means to use her talent to design dresses for the women of the country. ADELAIDE DOSMANN If “Addie’s” ambitions are realized, Katherine Cornell will have to defend her laurels. Adelaide not only likes acling, but also good music. Chester Crum Harold Curtis Lorraine Dankson Adelaide Dosmann Paul Driver John Elliott Geraldine Buczkowski Frances Caskey Doris Covell Robert Coverly Page Fourteen PAUL. DRIVER . J Although his father is a “cop, Paul certainly hasn't ‘flat feet.’ Paul is active in our school clubs and works hard at his hobby, art. JOHN EEGIOT TI. “Johnny” considers himself the worst half of the twins, but we know otherwise. He is an ardent devotee of vivid shirts and socks.

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CLARENCE” HEYDE This tall boy likes to argue, and it looks as if he'll make a good busi- ness man or lawyer. ROBERT HILER Ever-smiling, rather quiet, very dependable, this Eagle Scout has many friends, among whom John Elliott is chief. ZANE HOLLINGSWORTH Zanes artistic ability has won him much praise. However, he wants to be an aviator instead of wielder of a paint brush, ROBERT HOOVER ‘Bob’ has great musical talents in piano and voice, along with dramatic ability. Hlis talents and personality will take him far. HAROLD HOUSAND Football! It's: Harold Housand’s favorite dish, and he’s certainly up to par on all the angles. The football team, however, won't be the only ones to miss him. ELMER KAMM Jolly is the word for Elmer Kamm. Although he doesn't participate in everything, he keeps his studies and appearance up to par. SHIRLEY KELLOGG Shirley Kellogg is planning to become a nurse as soon as she is out of school this spring. Many of the boys are planning to become ill. HALFORD KNOTTS ‘Hal” Knotts collects souvenirs. Among them is an overgrown coca-cola bottle. Tall, dark hair, and dark eyes describe this senior. MAURICE LAMBIOTTE é “Maurie” plans to study chemistry at either Duke or Indiana University. He has been active in many clubs in M. H. S JENNIE JUNE LUCKE Jennie June Lucke is one of the few who, in her junior and senior years, has come to the front and shown everyone what a leader is. MARY MAJOR The eyes have it! And Mary Major has the eyes. Yes, and besides having lovely eyes, she uses them and her hands when she goes oul for sports. MARGARET MARTENS Dancing is the specially of Margaret Martens. Every time she has a chance, she dances. Margaret is also an. active member of the G. A. A. Page Sixteen Clarence Heyde Zane Hollingsworth Harold Housand Shirley Kellogg Maurice Lambiotte Mary Major Robert Hiler Robert Hoover Elmer Kamm Halford Knotts Jennie June Lucke Margaret Martens