Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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MARGARET ADAMS Margaret loves lots of fun. She hopes some day to become either an illustrator for magazines C a stenographer. ROBERT ALDRICH “Bob's” humor eased many a bad moment in class. He likes baseball, dancing, and all winter sports, He hopes to become an accountant. AMBER ALLISON “Music hath charm,” or so thinks Amber. Sports are also included on her “charm list.” This laughing girl hopes to become a stenographer. EVELYN BABCOCK Evelyn's ambition is to go to business college and thus become a good ollice girl, She is very agreeable, at least, she dislikes nothing in particular. MADELINE BOCK , } 7 Charming personality, flashing brown eyes, smiling A messy, little-appreciated task — mimeographing exams. lips, all bundled into one make Madeline Bock, a pretty package. Madeline is an expert typist. VICTOR BRACKEVELDT “Vic doesn't say much, but he gets along. He belongs to the Kappa Phi's, and so, of course likes a good time. MARIE BRYAN Curly-haired Marie is one of the school trombone tooters. Her favorite foods are spaghetti and ice cream, a mighty combination. PAT CATANZARITE Pats very naturally likes the movies — (Don't we all?) — and hopes some day to be able to travel the wide world over. ze Tate” BUFORD CHANDONIA A. mischievous grin, dark brown hair and eyes go ah we Paes d rove i to make Buford, the boy who admits that he likes to sleep in school, aie Saal. a Py, Sfisten EVELYN CLAEYS Evelyn, a gay little soul, is striving to become se-ie tary to some famous band leader, probably so that she can dance more often. Margaret Adams Robert Aldrich Amber Allison » Evelyn Babcock Madeline Bock A = Victor Brackeveldt Marie Bryan Pat Catanzarite Buford Chandonia Evelyn slaey si 4 Page Twenty-two

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In this rapidly crowing industrial com- munity there is need for well trained office secretaries and clerks who can do accurate work and keep accurate records. With this in mind, the Commercial Department trains students who can meet this demand. Local industry employ ed eighty -nine percent of the 1936 Commercial oradu- ates. Not content with the present set-up, the Commercial Department plans to ac- quire more and better equipment. Students have the choice of either a stenographic ora bookkeeping course. The COMMERCIAL FACULTY — Top Row: ARMIN AMOS, They Prepare for the Business World stenographic course requires one to take two years of shorthand and one year of transcription. The bookkeeping course offers two years of bookkeeping and accounting. Mr. Hatcher, head of the department, teaches bookkeeping: Miss Buchanan is the typing instructor; and Miss Foulke teaches shorthand and transc ription; Miss Carstens and Miss Mason, a course in general business training: Mr. Amos, law and commercial peeorsplin Miss Beck teaches business English. Indiana University, B.S., Ushers Club Sponsor; BEULAH BUCI IANAN, Indiana University, Biss Columbia Univ ersity, M.A., Junior Class Sponsor; IRMA JEAN CAR- SUNS! University of North Dakota, ES YE (Lower Row) RUTH FOULKE, s.; JULIA MASON, Indiana State Teachers’ College, B.S.; Earlham Col llege, A.B., Columbia University, M.A., Com- mercial Club Sponsor; HARRY H. HATCHER, Manchester College, A.B., Colum- bia University, M.A., Head of Department, Head Senior Class Sponsor, Board of Control: President, Tennis Coach.

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Napoleon Collette Thelma Emmert Frances Ganser Harriet Garman Beatrice Housour Doris Hunter Virginia Doll Gladys Fox Auburn Gamer Alliene Gildner Alice Hufkens Thressa Kelly NAPOLEON COLLETTE Emest Napoleon, that lively fellow who's always around, dislikes English of any kind. He was active in sports, VIRGINIA DOLL “Aflame with the spirit of youth — this Doll’ is fitting for energetic Virginia Doll. THELMA EMMERT “Thel’” is one of these swimming addicts who'd rather swim than eat, but the one exception to this rule is her favorite dish, spaghetti. GLADYS FOX Isn't it a coincidence that Gladys detests red hair and freckles? Everyone finds these factors a pleasing combination in her. FRANCES GANSER A. staunch believer that tennis is the best sport there is. Her wicked backhand stroke has caused more than one opponent to shake with fright. AUBURN GARNER Auburn's “hill-billy”’ style vanished when he entered our doors, but we shall never forget the ring of his “southern accent” in the classrooms. HARRIET GARMAN There's nothing Harriet would rather do than watch some sport event, unless it’s to participate in the game itself. ALLIENE GILDNER This quiet, unassuming miss left her classmates for domestic bliss. Her name is now Mrs. John Davis. BEATRICE HOUSOUR Beatrice Housour, tiny, friendly, classmate that she is, likes a good time. Therefore, wherever Beatrice is, there you find fun. ALICE HUFKENS ; With a friendly smile for them all, Alice Hufkens is the confident of many senior girls. Furthermore, she doesn't give secrets away to gossipers. DORIS HUNTER Boys are her specialty! At any rate, she is a little thing that brings out man’s protective instinct. THRESSA KELLY nade ‘ Dark hair, dark eyes, short — that’s Thressa Kelly. She enjoys her school work and shows her lrish in many Ways, Page Twenty-three