Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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A13 E-2? 'ff MAURICE R. KUHN As a freshie counsellor, he's full of tipsp Tops as a teacher of Citizenship. LEROY R. LEIFER Two jolly black eyes, A lively personality within him lies. DWIGHT L. MARSEE Boss! Boss! -he goes by name. Never changes, always the same. HESTER B. MEANS On .hird finger, left hand, a glittering gem, WhCi's the lucky fellow . . . ahem? WILLIAM I. MIDDLETON Capable head of Vocational Studies, He and the boys are really great buddies. MARTHA C. MILLER President of the Board of Control, She's a very sweet and amiable soul. REX A. MILLER A new addition to the teaching staff, His particular sphere is Refresher Math. MARGARET C. MOIST Sophomore head, and full of tricks, Witli jumbled figures, she's mighty quick. ANNA MONI-IAUT HVV'elcom-el from Main lunior High, A lovely person we greet with a HI-li! ESTHER NUGENT A co-operative Girl Reserve sponsor, In tirne of need we can always count on her RUBY V. PERKINS 'lIt's your duty to vote, she said. A thorough, capable person, our senior head GEORGE PRGUGH A winner, and so is his team: And a right nice fellow he also seems. LOLA IANE ROSENBERGER A very attractive and accomplished teacher The Miskodeed her yearly feature. EVERETT SPRAGUE Senior sponsor of I-IiAY, Promotor of good-fellowship . . . FRANK M. STEELE Being an arbitrator is his game, Good feeling among fellows is his aim. 'A -'L' ., .M v 1- . i N-1'I-', I -5.1 '. ' ' :, .L I.Ji,'f?'-r1.5:l!..Lb. if V 1-' Y ' . ' . ..-- ' if.,-i . ft I? a'1 ..: 3':STlf V 7',Q 'l - 51.93 - 4. . I V i -' i -1 ' Q 'f-1: Lf .Cd . 1 ' ' L t5k3Y 5-llfltlf-'ff' ' -' 35 '! . - i. v H. .Y Y, n s -..,- .I ,., ', - . --Y-1 to, t,,- ,- V. 1 , gi --fr.-g Y

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C '57 'R 'QB ,36- HAZELL GOODWIN Feather-bobbed teacher, errand boy in slacks One, two, three, four, bend those backs . MADOLIN HACKETT Music is a part of living. A cheerful heart, over-brimming . . . DOUGLAS A. HALL A model of good manners, Excellent in forum circles . . RAE HARDISTY On leave of absence because of illness. HARRY H. HATCH ER Thriftily manages all school funds, lmmersed in figures, doing sums . . . LEILA B. HEIMBACH Very gentle, a journalist, Not a school activity has she missed. LUCINE JONES A choir her accomplishment, Cooking her specialty. REBECCA KABEL On leave of absence because ol illness. LORA DUGUID KOHLER National Honor Society to her credit. Now, class, uhmmm, -f-she said it.

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EARL STINE Fishey, fishey in the brook, Stiney caught you on the hook. HELEN STODDART An English teacher of Canadian descent, Through all the halls her guides are sent. RUSSELL H. 'STOUT Very energetic, with dimples beyond doubt, Head of Social Science and junior class, Mr. Stout. RAYMOND F. STRUCK Hoop happy Struck, our sailor come back, With a basketball team he has a knack. WALTER E. THURSTON He's head of the track-a-teers of MHS As a uworkvem-hard coach, he's one of the best. WILLIAM ULMER A Hi-Y sponsor with two study halls, Time to quiet down now, he calls. LORRAINE ULREY Famous for the' biology pictures she shows, Hardly a bird or bee she doesn't know. LOUISE WALTON A lady of extremely good taste, Not a minute of her time does she waste. LELA WARD Welcome! from Beiger Iunior High, A florist shop within her roomvsigh! ROBERT W. WARRING See the ole smoke risin' down the line . . .' His Engineers Club is doing fine! DARL F. WOOD Senior sponsor in 103, His pride and joy are we! LOWELL D. YAW Uncle Ioe has a fine stage crew, Marvelous personality, and lots of fun, too. In 1924, Mr. William Tupper for whom Tupper field is named, became a member of the Board ot Education. About this time interschool oratorical contests were very popular. For several years, there had been an orchestra ot the concert type which provided entr'acte music tor plays as well as matinee dances. In 1926, Mr. Wood organized the tirst band of 36 pieces.