Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Standing: Vanderlin, Steinke, Swanger, Edwards, Strome, Fulper, Christoph, Weis, Brady. Seated: Steffens, Birtwhistle, Fink, Schmidt, Philion, Roggeman. Standing: Katt, Hanley, Sanders, Heaton, Tracas, Griffis, Hughes, Trowbridge, Berlincourt, Van Lew. Seated: Voigt, Bechler, Teegarden, Riggs, Wilson, Simms. Twice each year the teachers elect Richard Birocci, Ruth Marie to the National Honor Society Books, Margarett Bosscawen, those who excel in character, Dorothy Burgess, Bruce Chamber- Aouor vo Whom scholarship, leadership, and serv- lin, Janice Cone, Anna Mae : ice. Those in the picture to the Ehrmin, Priscilla Gates, Elsie SA, P D left were elected in their junior | Gulyanics, Betty Lou Lemler, anor WwW “ae year, and those in the picture to © Martha Miller, James Otterstein, the right were elected the first Anna Pekari, Iris Smiley, Betty semester. The juniors who were Stein, Jean Tracy, Rowena Tron- elected second semester are: nes, and Nancy Woodward. SPEECH | Third Row: LaPlace, Hesch, Belli, Candoli. Second Row: Hums, Kelver, Claxton, Tracy, Thallemer, Leniski, Trittipo. First Row: McKee, Miller, Norris, Baney, Butler, DeMunck, Steinhauser, Jenkins.

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Step a po SPEECH | Third Row: Miles, Little, Brandt, Warren, Rehbein, Paul, Pobiedzinski. Second Row: Porter, Stein, Moore, Smiley, Van Douser, Lynch, Buzzard. First Row: Metzger, Martin, Hazelip, Schulz, Bronzetti, Buysse, Brock- mueller, Hirsch, Miller. To be eligible for Thespians, honorary dramatic club, a person must do outstanding work either on the stage or backstage, he must have approval by unanimous consent of the club and of Miss Davidson, the sponsor. Then there are formal and informal initiations. This year the club donated a Thespians Second Row: Kunce, Strome, Frohwerk, Christoph, Stanton, Brady, Burgess, McLaughlin, Swanger, Heaton, Gilbert. First Row: Lamb, Vanderlin, Dahl. considerable amount of money to the National Meetings were held at Servicemen’s Li- brary. least once a month for business and social purposes. Morris Dahl was president; Jean Strome as- sisted him in the office of vice- president; Bill Brady recorded the minutes and gave treasurer’s re- ports; Ella Frohwerk was scribe.

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“lhe rélliold COVERS SCHOOL NEWS Formerly the Alltold staff, under the direction of Miss Heimbach, has been composed of students in the Journalism II class. This year, absence of a Journalism II class, lack of a linotypist in the Enterprise office, and shortage of help in the print shop gave Miss Heimbach and the staff many trying moments. The first semester Alltold staff included eight former staff mem- bers and 2 new members, Beverly SPEECH | Second Row: Nellans, Hums, Rotondi, Smith, Ackenhusen, Eckert, Haas, Kingery. First Row: Parcell, Walga- muth, Ganser, Deo, Holsinger, Rudduck, Six, Gardner. ALLTOLD—First Semester Standing: Geist, Lamb. Scheibelhut, Sargent. Seated: Miss Heimbach, Christoph, Gilbert, Bosscawen, Kunce, Swanger. Gilbert, editor-in-chief, and Joan Christoph, business manager. The managing editor was Willadine Orton; associate editor, Dorothy Bosscawen; news, Marilyn Swan- ger; sports, Don Lamb; circu- lation, Phyllis Geist; exchanges, Lois Scheibelhut; reporters, Nor- ma Kunce and Juanita Sargent. Three former members and the Journalism I class made up the second semester staff. The editors were Dorothy Bosscawen and Marilyn Swanger; feature, Felicia Lester; circulation, Betty Rud- duck; exchanges, Juanita Davis; sports, Don Lamb. The rest were reporters.