Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

Page 10 text:

‘Che Iq3q ‘Ufiskodeed presents the significant in the life of Urishatsalr a Qchool as the Gtudent seesif =| Learning Administration -— - 8- 9 Seniors - - - - 10-24 POCUItYy iar ges ee aU Leadership Organizations - - - 34-43 ee Ne Music et, “eres tan 245-40 AY fc oie mt eee te 49 Dramiaticsti =) 8 oe 50-5) | Athle ics Football 22) (we an 56-59 Basketball - - - - 60-63 SPTdGK: G4 ise et en 04-66 Other Sports - - - 67-70 U nderclassmen Juniors 2) = 5-25 eee th oO, Sophomores - - - 77-80 Freshmen - + - - 81-83 “Cusenty-fift h Ujishodeed 84-85

Page 12 text:

The superintendent's office is kept running smooth- ly by the efficiency of Miss Ida Betts, secretary to the Board of Education; Miss Audrey Milliken, secre- tary to the superintendent; and Miss Madeline Bock, clerk, The Board of Education, (Mr. Charles Bingham; Mr. William Tupper, president; Mr. Charles Ostrom), supports Mr. P. C. Emmons, superintendent of schools, in his desire to facilitate a high standard of teaching by providing adequate equip- ment and pleasant surroundings. With an intelligent approach to and thoughtful handling of problems, Mr. Wendell R. Godwin, during this, his first year as principal of Mishawaka High School, has proved himself an able, as well as a sympathetic, administrator. The class officers he enlisted as a student committee to further student participation; and the heads of departments, as an ad- ministrative staff to function as a faculty cabinet. Mrs. Russell Heeter, with a capable staff of stu- dent assistants, directs the daily transactions in the principal's: office. j : : q ' :