Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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RAY AKER Ray, a blond, blue-eyed, good-looking boy, is ia ereat dancing enthusiast. He is going to college to study chemical engineering. GEORGE BECKTOLD As George s talents are concerned with woodshop and printshop, he will probably follow one of these interests as a profession. ARTHUR BROWN Arthur, the school “woman-hater,’ wants to follow his liking for all shop subjec ts and go to Purdue to study mechanical engineering. KEITH BURKETT Keith at present likes to eat and swim, bul in the future his aim is to “do something worth while.” RICHARD De LONG Richard, an expert on the trumpet, is a devotee of music. As a profession he has selected either mechanical engineering or tool and die making. Typesetters at work in the print shop. FRED HAWKINS This tall boy worries a lot about his girl friends, and likes to go swimming at the “Nat” during the winter. WILLIAM HUGHES Basketball and “Bill” fall in together. Since he is tall, he can make the ball fall in the basket, too. eae KOVACH remit: Paul is tall — perhaps it is becaua$e a ne hobby banana splits! Quiet and reserwé, yet he likes fun, LAMARR MIKEL A..rather quict éi[niiiina chilly water go swimming. Jdis favorite color is blue. Deets to ALBERT PERKINS Enjoys swimming and working with radio. [las 1 | RIP ence oe fondness fdr spaghetti, but dislikes girls oe wear al lipstic k. i : Ray Aker George Becktold Arhur Brown [4 Keith Burkett Richard Delong 7 Fred Hawkins Vv itham Hughes Paul Kovach H LaMarr Mikel : Albert Perkins yoy ee LEO ERE Ny Sc Page Twenty-eight

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H | | Without the men in overalls, modern industry would not have reached its present status. Upon these men is depend- ent the smooth running of our industrial society. | dy long and accurate training, the boys taking the Trade Course become skilled in the arts of printing, drafting, wood- working, and other shop work. ‘The superior training which these boys receive They Specialize in Vocational Study is evident by the fact that they have won many lirst prizes in the state contests at Purdue University. The vocational courses — drafting, printing, electric shop, machine shop, and auto shop — are pursued for two years. [9 | : : Boys who wish to become e ngineers or to continue a manual training course in college take the Pre-Engineering Course. VOCATIONAL FACULTY — Top Row: WALTER THURSTON, Ball State Teachers’ College, B.S., Columbia Univer- sity, M.A., rack Coach, Assistant Football Coach: EVERETT SPRAGUE, Purdue University, B.S.; HERBERT DeCROES, Purdue University, B.S., Junior Class Sponsor, Hi-Y Club Sponsor; (Lower Row) DWIGHT MARSEE, Indiana University, B.S., M.S.; CLARENCE NEEDLER, Indiana State Teachers’ College, [ByS, Colorado State College, M:S., Engineering Club Sponsor; HAROLD Purdue University, B.S.; WILLIAM J. MIDDLETON, I Purdue University, Bisa lead of Department.

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Lawrence Quick Donald Schelle John Sirok David Van De Walle Lawrence Blume Jack Bushm an Donald Rose Charles Shultz Jack Stanley Robert Williams Lee Briner Albert DeWulf LAWRENCE QUICK, Jr. [eannyes ever busily engaged in some activity, is fond of dancing, his favorite dishes are chop suey and tin roofs. DONALD ROSE “Don” has an unusual manner of pronouncing his words slowly distinctly, and is one of America’s Boy Scouts. DONALD SCHELLE His quietness during school hours belies his entertaining personality, claims he is strictly in favor of sitting around doing nothing. CHARLES: SHULTZ Blue eyes with a glint of mischief, brown hair, and a quick smile identify Charles. He takes his Scout work seriously. JOHN SIROK “Hi, George.” So John greets his friends. As a result he is generally known as “George.” JACKS STANLEY One hundred fifty-five pounds but a scrappy guard on the varsity football squad. Jack is very proud of the sweater he earned this year. DAVID VAN DE WALLE Because of his short stature, he has been appropriately nicknamed “Peewee. Disregarding the question of size, David likes all sports. g gs q Pp ROBERT WILLIAMS Small in stature, always grinning, “Bob” likes his fun. He also knows how to work, as his class records show. LAWRENCE: BLUME Lawrence is looking forward to graduation — and vacation. The vacation may not last long however, as he plans to enroll in the Bendix Trade School. LEE BRINER Mishawaka will have a “home-town boy” as a movie cameraman in Hollywood — unless Lee becomes disgusted with the “painted” girls, who are his pel peeves. JACK BUSHMAN Jack delights in s imming, skating, and playing baseball, His ambition is to allend Georgia Tech and study mechanical engineering, or to become a basketball official. ALBERT ,DeWULF Hunting is “Al's” favorite pastime and much has fallen to his gun; but when he goes “a fishin’,” the fish — bite elsewhere. Page Twenty-nine