Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Page Eighteen these “steadies’ work (7?) in the library! George Sammelt Jean Seybold ] Julia Scheibelhut Betty Sharp GEORGE SAMMET Delights in printing signs and wearing loud neckties, but loathes formal dances. “Sammie” has a weakness for deer meat and sports clothes. JULIA SCHEIBELHUT A girl with gentle but winning ways, who collects odd stones and enjoys ice skating next best to “potato salad, the way Mother makes it.” LEO SCHEIBELHUT Has a bashful smile which is altogether deceiving. Ile's a sports lover, with a strong affection for. football. ANGELA SCHROEDER An ambitious sirl with red-gold curls, who knows both how to work and how to play. Her favorite color is brown. JEAN SEYBOLD Jean is interested in ornithology (study of birds, to you). She likes to sew and read and is conscientious about committee work. BETTY SHARP Betty has a mania for lemon pie and stamp-collecting. Many identify her as “the tall girl with the black hair and the brown eyes. REX SMITH A smile for everyone is characteristic of his happy personality. He likes to read and swim. CLEO SPAKE Cleo is a jolly pal to everyone and likes all outdoor sports. She also likes spaghetti. Leo Scheibelhut Angela Schroeder Rex Smith Cleo Spake

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MARTHAROSE McLANE Quiet, Martharose is one of the most con- scientious of the seniors. She proved herself an actress in an English VII play. reserved, CHARLOTTE, MEIDEL A sporty young miss is “Teint, ANIL Gs, 74, 7, sports win her attention, and more than once she has led her team to victory. ROBERT METZGER Likeable “Bob” the type. known by his teachers as an excellent student. is strong, silent He is VIRGINIA MOORE Enjoys curling up with a good book, or playing the piano when she is alone. Finds people disgusting who crack gum, EDWARD OLSON Lats anything that’s edible, and rejoices in “tripping the light fantastic.’ A keen sense of humor makes him a welcome member in any group. OLEN PARKS Tennis champion and basketball ace; enjoys playing tennis and going to the movies. His pet peeve is people who don’t slop before entering “through streets. MENDEL PISER Is interested in dramatics and speech work; has been a loyal member of the Speech Club for three yealrs. LOREN PROUDFIT “Doe, + an outstanding football player, ranks as regular fellow” in the estimation of his classmates. chief hobby is trapping. a His MARY REA Has acquired that much coveted trick of speeding over the typewriler keys, and is always ready with interesting and original ideas. ELWOOD ROBINSON “Pete” likes to drive new cars and eat good Italian spaghetti. Enjoys basketball, dancing, and sleeping. old bowling, McLane Charlotte Meidel Mendel Piser Martharose Olen Parks ie =) He It may be Greek to you, but X2 emistry formula! Zee SO? FZ Os it’s really ac te Edward Olson Elwood Robinson Virginia Moore Mary Rea Robert Metzger Loren Proudfit Page Seventeen

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WALTER SPENCER Still waters run deep, and here is a boy whose quiet demeanor hides a character which is striving for the top. RICHARD STINE “Bud” was born on February 29, but he doesn’t let that bother him. Participates in scouting and all sports. KATHERINE STOECKINGER “Kate,” whose blond curly hair is the envy of every girl in school, has a yen for pie a la mode. CHARLES STOWELL Sixty-three inches of vim, a black curly head, blue eyes shining with Irish mischief all help to make “Butch” everybody's friend. BENJAMIN STURM “Bennie has accomplished much despite his diminutive size. He is interested in dramatics. SACK” ULERY Tow-headed “Shavey likes basketball. He also is an Eagle Scout and on the staff of Camp Mishawaka. ARTHUR VALLICELLI Dark curly hair and a bashful smile characterize the president of the Senior Class. “Art” is one half of the “fteld goal twins.” FRED VOGLER A true football enthusiast — this year in the “‘sandlot” league he was captain of the East End Dutch. VIRGINIA WAGNER She has the complimentary nickname of “farmer,” and is active in the G. A. A. She also likes heavy literature. HERBERT WW ALKER “Tenny” totes the trays when tables are teeming with activity and tastes are tempted in the tavern of M. H. S. Page Nineteen