Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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PRODUCTION MANAGERS MR. EMMONS Behind the scenes is Mr. P. C. Emmons, superintend- ent, whose clear vision projects itself into the Mishawaka Public Schools. A light of inspiration, of service, and cooperation that he keeps forever shining, seems to re- flect itself in the genial assistance he receives from teachers, office technicians, and the Board of Education. MISS CRAVENS Always ready, willing, and able to help high school girls solve their pnoblems is Miss Jean Cravens, who holds the important position of Dean of Girls. She gra- ciously directs the hall guides, receives big and little sisters, conducts a small employment bureau, holds con- ferences with the girls, and arranges instructive assemblies for them. MR. KERN Positive, never negative, is Mr. Charles hi. Kern, our principal, in his desire for the advancement of every student to new ideals and higher standards. As the pro- duction manager of our school, he is for- ever seeking the best methods of fulfilling his desire. . fag 8]

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ACHIEVEMENTS GAINED YOU REMEMBER that day of the first semester when the girls were collecting autographs, this vivacious freshman, Eleanor Sebetich, won the title. Queen of Friendship, by garnering 403 signatures. Sparkling and winsome, she is the picture of friendli- ness. YOU CHOSE by student ballot, Dorothy Jane Wiley and Thomas O ' Dell to reign as Miss Kodeed and King Kodeed. They were crowned at one of the matinee dances. Runners-up for these honors were Mary Matilda Gillis. Grace Reed, Eugene Hull, and Richard Lenhard. [Page 7]

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TECHNICIANS AND ASSISTANTS An impcr+ant branch of the technical di- vision of our school is found in the superin- tendent ' s office. Miss Ida Betts, secretary to the Board of Education; Miss Audrey Mil- liken, secretary to the superintendent; and Miss Madeline Bock, clerk, are the chief tech- nicians on location there. Assuming duties that only indirectly affect the students, they arc an important part of the life that moves on daily, almost unknown to the persons out- side the scenes. Every day is a busy day in the office, for through this technical division of our school system, the official orders are sent regarding school problems and business transactions. Focusing on efficiency, Mrs. Russell Hee- ter, chief technician, directs her capable as- sistants: Lucille Vanden Avyle, Dorothy Breunlin, Dorothy DeCloedt, Dorothy Dill, Marcella Dillavou, Anne Dorogi, Martha Landuyt, Dorothy Lehr, Dorothy Logan, Doro- thy Jane McLaughlin, Mildred Spear, June VVeis, Mabel Wheeler and Peggy Wilkow. These technicians are kept busy with duties that present themselves every hour of every day. Absence and tardy slips, report cards, telephone calls, records, and interviews, are all familiar to the girls who work behind the scenes In the office. [Page 9]