Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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English lV FOURTH ROW: Grayson, Squibb, Rodgers, Hover, Heizer, Pion, Dorbin. THIRD ROW: Harrison, Fox, Fun- ston, Campoli, Hixenbaugh, Erne, Burgess, Books, Voigt, Harrold. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Fulp, Stamm, Went, Woodward, Keef- er, Snyder, Michels, Meersman, Cone. FIRST ROW: Shroyer, Koch. Hall Guides Keorganize The Hall Guides, a service group organized by Miss Cravens, have been passed about from pillar to post and now form an arm of the student council under the sponsorship of Miss Zeis, Charlotte Ives is president and Alice Lema is secretary and treasurer so that the group ranks as a club. Their duties are to guide visi- tors, do errands for teachers, stand guard on the stairs to see that traffic moves only one English V FOURTH ROW: Clawson, Cam- poli, Bressler, De Haven, Doyle, Graves, Taylor. THIRD ROW: Ray, Kempner, Ki- zer, Davis, Foley, Gerard, Wish- on, Teegarden, Vander Borre. SECOND ROW: Cabrini, Signo- rino, Moshak, Lovett, Mabry, Mittiga, McClane, De Vliegher, Ciszczon, Deschampheldaire, Smith. FIRST ROW: Furore, Avery, Car- ter, Salyer, Takace. way. There are eight students serving every period of the day. It is required that they main- tain a C average and that they be prompt and dependable. They are courteous, and obliging beyond the call of duty. Although the saying goes that one can never find a hall guide when he needs one, that is proof that the guides do give service.

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ABOVE: Girl Reserve Recognition Serv- ice. Girl Keserve Board THIRD ROW: Winebrenner, Lema, Miss Buchanan, Miss Barracks, Miss Hack- ett, Fore. SECOND ROW: Masters, Swartz, Kersh, Miss Martin, Pekari, Miss Dunn. FIRST ROW: Brennen, Swadner, Heat- on, Klopfenstein, Clark, Gulyanics, Belli. English V THIRD ROW: Clark, Lee, Mady, Umbaugh, Wood, De Bruyne, Serge, Timmons. SECOND ROW: Paridean, Fain, Jacob, Helfrich, Kizer, De Roeck, Thompson, Eiler, Bassier. FIRST ROW: Rideout, Payton, Mc- Clure, Conley, Walsh, Funk, Jewell, Scheibelhut, Weaver, Myers.

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Let’s Have Music and More of Jt Good music grows in importance during war Climax of the year for the music department time, as a morale builder, as an aid to relaxa- is the spring concert, which is designed to dis- tion and as a source of pure pleasure in an play as many voices and instruments as pos- anxious world. sible. This year’s Spring Festival featured the ° EIGHTH ROW: Scott, Light, Dornsife. A Capella Choir SEVENTH ROW: Lutes, Welty, Cronk. SIXTH ROW: Freeze, Funk, Goethals. FIFTH ROW: Kersh, Hersh, Weiss. FOURTH ROW: Olcott, Slabaugh, Vollmer, Coil, Harrold, Johnson, Derbin. THIRD ROW: Scott, Mower, Yoder, McClure, Groff, La Cava, Hughes. SECOND ROW: Schmidt, Stanton, Kizer. FIRST ROW: Fink, Miss Jones, Verstrate. Robert Ruddick does not appear in the picture. Page 25