Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Commercial: Club Third Row: Ganser, Orlosky, Simms. Commercial Club HEARS WAC LIEUTENANT Second Row: Sterzik, Norton, Smith, Lovett, Vance, Parcell. Seated: Lang, Lema, Kempner, Francis, Davis, Gray. Commercial Club (Continued) The Commercial Club, with its 110 members, is one of the largest organizations. Some of the meet- ings are planned as social gather- ings, others as business meetings. Members especially enjoyed the talk given by Lieutenant Helen Helen Mclllroy of the WAC, who mentioned that stenographers are always included in the first group Third Row: Rohrbeck, Trowbridge, Fetters, Hanley, Soens. Second Row: Verstraete, V. Roggeman, Stull, Reschke, Smith, DeVliegher. Seated: Miss Foulke, G. Roggeman, Philion, ; Steffens, Scheibelhut, Verhamme. of WAC’S to be sent overseas. The club officers are Mary Louise Philion, president; Grace Rogge- man, vice-president; and Helen Steffens, secretary-treasurer. It is unfortunate that the announce- ment of department awards comes too late in the year to be included in this year-book. ENGLISH V Third Row: Ehrmin, White, Sherbin, Watson, Widup, Culp, Birocci, Horein, Coryn, Sarkisian, Lemler. Second Row: Schroeder, Logan, Wheeler, Van Den Berghe, Van Durmen, Tronnes, Sheets, Sprague, Christian. First Row: Danneker, Gates, Walters, Pekari, Catanzarite, Bennett, Stein, Hoover, Hitchner, Whitt.

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Gok Resewe FOUR HUNDRED ENGLISH VI Third Row: Vannoni, Rodgers, Gray- son, Kase. Second Row: Burgess, Fox, Went, Michiels, Weber, Shingle- decker, Schoenegge, West. First Row: Meersman, Harsh, Keefer, Voigt, Griffin, Dawalt, Jewell, Coil, Vollmer. The Girl Reserves is not only the largest club in school, but the larg- est in this section of the state, with a membership of nearly four hun- dred. Girl Reserves made it possi- ble for Miss Maureen Daly, feature writer of the Chicago Trib- une, to speak confidentially on “Dating Data” to A and B assem- blies. Other events of the year are the Recognition Service, the Girl Reserve Cabinet Standing: Barkes, G. Kersh, Ganser, Wilson, White, Miss Dunn, Eggert, Gulyanics, “E. Kersh, Groff, Whitt, Birtwhistle. Seated: Miss Martin, Miss Buchanan, Heaton, Miss Nugent, Miss Barracks. County New Year’s Eve Dance, the Northern Indiana Conference at Gary, Indiana, and the annual Fiesta at the ““Y” in South Bend. Ellen Heaton is president, Elsie Gulyanics is vice-president, Juan- ita Wilson, secretary and Doris Birtwhistle, treasurer. Inter-club representatives are Helen Whitt and Shirley Jo Swartz.

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Forum Club Third Row: Mr. Hall, Overpeck, Swarm, Miller, Rotondi. Second Row: Christoph, Johnson, Stanton, Grove. Cone, Swanger, Strome, Steffens, Hughes. MEMBERS ARE UPPERCLASSMEN Forum Club (Continued) Seated: The Forum Club is a small organi- zation of juniors and seniors who are interested in discussing and learning more about current events. Of special interest to mem- bers was the appearance of Mr. Dan Kelly, a returned soldier, who spoke of his experiences on Guad- alcanal and New Caledonia. He Third Row: Brady, Kiracofe, Weaver, Seeley. Second Row: Stein, Gates, Walters, Voigt, Woodward. Seated: Books, Fee, Riggs, Silvers, Miss Zeis. spoke particularly of the beauty of the islands. Some topics for dis- cussion were socialized medicine, post-war planning, race problems, and continued compulsory mili- tary training. Jean Strome is president, Bob Hughes is vice- president, and Helen Steffens is secretary-treasurer. ENGLISH V Third Row: Saunter, Boomershine, Brennan, Mowiser, Magnuson, Stanton, Mumby, Second Row: Parr Doyle, Palsce, Eggers, Frisoni, Logan, Forst, Carter, Brubaker. First Row: Warren, Weis, Phillips, DiGirolamo, Chamberlin, Scheibelhut, Strycker, Teegarden. b