Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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A counselor to girls in problems of home adjustment, attendance, health, and personality, the originator of both the hall guides and Big Sister Club; the supervisor of so- cial functions of the school; Miss Jean Cravens is admir- ably suited for the position of dean of girls. She also recommends girls for placement in part-time work. Besides the hall guides, this semester Miss Cravens has a staff of seven office girls, chosen for their depend- ability and trustworthiness. They are in complete charge of the Dean's office during her absence, answering tele- phone calls, applying first aid, and making appointments. Throughout the year the big sisters encourage in their little sisters a better understanding and appreciation of the school. Co-chairmen Mary Lang and Julia Rohleder, and their assistants for the party in September are pic- tured with their little sisters. Back row: Stella Mae Enger, Betty Jo Minegar, Barbara Lahr, Mary Lang, Maxine Paul, Betty Jane Beron, and Harriet Cripe. Middle row: Julia Rohleder, Martha Bancroft, Mary Jane Edgar, Alice Chamberlain, Ruth Schind- ler, and Dorothy Weis. Front row: Martha Lang, Anne Dorogi, Alma Johnson, Marian Huston, Wilma Seigler, Helen Schindler, and Betty Jane White. Hostesses forithe schooh Gre™thése hall’ quides: seated: Veral Maé,Bromdn, Mattha Lang, dnd Mar garet Curtis; standing:yEleanor Peterson, Betty Jo Minegar, Marguerite Hoover} Betty¥Jane Berom,’ Wil- ma Seigler, Julia Rohledér, Marjorie VanRie, Maty Lang, Glenna..Mock,Lorraine, Almquist..and Mary Jane Edgar. Those not in the picture are Doris Ab- raham, Rosemary Dean, Barbara Edgar, Elizabeth Ganser, Gloria Goldstein, Beverly Strope, Lavon Woodward, and Mary Lou Wylie.

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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 ' :

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Seniors Look at Graduation! Graduation will be the climax of four happy years at high school for 303 sen- iors, the largest class in the history of the school. Hopeful of a college education, sixty- six seniors enrolled in the College Prepar- atory Course; eighteen others, in a Pre- Engineering Course. Preparing for busi- ness or industry, eighty-one seniors ma- jored in commercial subjects; thirty-seven completed a Trade Course. Ninety-six sen- iors chose the General Course. Page 10 4