Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Forum Club Discussions on soeial, political, antl eeono- nlie prohlents IIIUY he heartl at any meeting of the Forum Cluh. 'l'he elnh was organizetl to stimulate interest antl give experience in eonstruetive fliseus- sion not otherwise provitletl for in school life. This year's ollieers were: Phil Lahr, presi- tlent: Muriel Pope, vice-presitlentz Dorothy lrlyska, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Stout aetetl as sponsor. HlGll'l', lftttwr How: Rohvrt lioolu-r, Maurice Taylor, Antlrew Want:-rs, John lfink, lion lit-hnke. Smtown Row: Mr. Stout, Dorothy llyska, Phil Lahr, Muriel Pope, Ruth lfishhurn, llorothy NVQ-is. 'l'1-num Row: Jean l t-rretti, linnna Hillaert, Mary Seott, Alive Collins, Maxine Orton, Phyllis Houston, lil:-anora ling:-l. FOURTH Row: Nelson Xvurz, ,lo Ann Walsh, Artlen Zobrosky, ,lanu-s llaskalolli, Syhil lfluy, Sarah Bruegel. Speech Club Poetry reading and tleelantation eon- tests, tlehating, a play, ancl a tlanee,--- husy people, these Speeeh illuh ment- hers. A tlehale squatl twiee as large as last year's used the newer panel tlis- eussion methotl to argue ahont the ownership ol' railroads and to win seeontl plaee in von- ferenee tlehating. Of the three fortunate persons whose names will he engravetl on the Van Rie trophy cup, only one has heen tleeitlefl. ,lo Ann Walslfs Plea for Peace hrings her that honor. The Kiwanis Extentporaneous Speech contest and the poetry speaking contest have yet to talxe place. Speech llluh ollleers are pieturetl upper left with Mr. Hall. Below are the tlehaters. llPPl'lll I,l'll4 l': Mary ,lane Cook, treasurer: llill llartsoek, presitlentg June l'lnu-rson, seeretaryg Uiek Str-t-It-, tire-presitlentg Mr. Hall. BICLUW, l'lIlt5'I' Row: ,lo Ann Walsh, llohert Shafer, Sant liatz, tlasilner Major, Rohn-rt ifurrey. SHIUND How: filarem-e Pt-ak, Bill llartsoelc, lloug- las Marsh, ,lulius Van llllfllltlll, la-onartl Santlor. 1010 3,lIlSlt'lllIl'l'lI - Page 26

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