Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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i) YS 4 VOAKS HAS VARIED I OE Re a Tees aera INTERESTS The term “Science Club” is a trifle misleading since it is really made up of three separate clubs that are all affiliated with the Junior Academy of Science. The biology section is sponsored by Mr. Stine, the chemistry section Page 17 Second Row: M. Dahl,. Fulper, Weis, Van Til- bury. First Row: V. Dahl, Stain, Voigt. by Mr. Ulmer, and the physics section by Mr. Wood. Mr. Wood is the advisor of the entire club. The membership is as large as ever, but the programs can not be as numerous as the time for such meetings is almost unobtainable. ENGLISH V Third Row: Salyer, Chamberlin, Brandt, Arnett, Ackenhusen,, Maltby, Rehbein, Goethals, Huggett, Shaffer, Crum, Wiley, Yendes. Second Row: Swartz, Straughn, Stanley, Powell, Bosscawen, Rufe, White, Hayes, Bauwens. First Row: Stamm, Le Blanc, Baker, Glaum, Hupp, Yoder, Gramenz, Guite, Ritta, Burket. Barnes,

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VERSUS South Geud ENGLISH V Third Row: Fred, Schultz, Fink, Miller, Stebbins, Crothers. Second Row: Stanley, Kronewitter, Kuhn, McGowan, Snyder, Snow, Smith, Shock. First Row: DeLaruelle, Ciavatta, Dodd, Sauders, Bruegel, Cunningham, Correll, Coryell, Sheets. National debate topic for this year is: Resolved, that the United States should join in reconstitut- ing the League of Nations. Local debaters, members of the St. Joseph County Forensic League, competes regularly with John Adams, Riley, and Central High Schools of South Bend. Central, where a debate class meets daily during school hours, has been the heavy winner. Activities included Debate. Team Standing: Mr. Hall, Brown, Luxenberger, Snyder, ‘Gygi, Jensen. Seated: Miller, Stein, Kiracofe, Silvers, Vanderlin. extemporaneous speech contests and a round table on topics re- lated to the national topic, and a series of debates. Joyce Fulp, a member of the affirmative debate team is not in the picture. Van- derlin and Miller are no longer with the squad. It is unfortunate that more good students haven’t the time for such an exacting yet rewarding activity. Soe an ae —S

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peu Club AIDS RED CROSS ENGLISH V Third Row: Bauwens, Stutzman, Fechner, Van Vooren, McClish, Bauer, Cleary, Brainerd De Volder, Odiorne. Second Row: Bergen, Zim- mer, Burnham, Blake, Pease, Sweeny, Swadener, Weber, Miller, Kemp. First Row: Koblick, Van Haverbeke, Hampton, Lansford, Groff, Futter, Garrison, Wood, Dosmann, Sellon. Sponsored by Miss Baker, the Art Club enjoyed helping the Red Cross complete some of its quotas. The first semester the members made tray favors shaped like little flower pots with poinsettas in them and filled them with candies. Making portfolios of different colored cloth was the second se- Art Club Third Row: J. Newcomer, Holderman, Seeley, Weissert, Sack. Second Row: J. Land- graf, Davis, Baldwin, Powell, M. Landgraf, Schlegel, B. Landgraf, Kring, Dundon, Rudduck, Gall, Burkhart, Schnabel, Clay. Seated: Burk, E. Newcomer, Leonard, Rider, Riggs, Dundon. mester project. In between times the budding artists did sketching The with live models. thirty members of the club elected Evelyn Newcomer, president; Jeanette . Vance, vice-president; and Barbara Dundon, secretary- treasurer.