Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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the ‘Under the competent leadership of John Weds- worth, assisted by Pat Berry, Morgan O’Dell, and Donna Weber, the student governors have considered a number of. propositions and have approved some of them. School and town leaders alike praised the council’s resolution to prohibit the drinking of intoxicating liquors at athletic contests. Arrangements for purchasing books at the school store were.improved, elimi- nating considerable confusion and tiresome wait- ing. More and more problems which arise are being referred to the council for consideration and Miss Wilson, as sponsor, finds the demands of council business encroaching on the dean’s time. tudent ouncil will do tt Properly supported, the Student Council will be a potent voice for the welfare of all. It needs the thoughtful backing of the entire student body to carry the resolutions into practice. The po- liceman stationed at the corner of Lincolnway and Studebaker streets as a safety measure was unsuccessful because the students wouldn’t cooperate. After vigorous and smart campaigning, Walt Triest, Larry Hoffman, Mary Amaral, and Donita Emmert were chosen next year’s officers in the recent elections. STUDENT COUNCIL—THIRD ROW: Orlosky, Davis, Rea, Brown, Emmert, Hoffman, Miller. SECOND ROW: McKamey, Gradeless, Eby, Shaw, Coryn, Knoblock, Steffens, Wilson. FRONT ROW: Jennings, Smith, Wedsworth, Weber, Berry, O’Dell, Barkes, Vanderlin. ‘ i % 2% THIRD ROW: Dittman, Snyder, Sherwin, Jones, Baugher, Zimmerman, White, Aldrich, Weaver. SECOND ROW: G. Miller, Blanford, Greenawalt, Hinkson, VanderHeyden, Goeller, Ward. FRONT ROW: Ross, Hogégart, Schoenegge, Stamm, D. Miller.

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Secretary to the Principal Ruth Heeter STANDING: Miss Perkins, Bowman, Mr. Myers, Mr. Yaw, Beut er, Davis. SEATED: Smet, Miss Wilson, President Miss Miller, Afbright, Orlosky, Mr. Steele. oe M Aa Ds fe Office Assistants Lorraine Speybroeck, Donna Weber, Hattie Steffens store in town. The Ball Band has worked out an ar- angement through which qualified students can work part time and receive regular pay plus school credits. The spirit of cooperation and the familiar adage, ‘““Two can live more cheaply than one’’, have prompted the pro- posed Mishawaka-Penn Township school corporation merger. Crowded school conditions and the need for similar building programs prompted the two school units to consider this plan which will bring advantages to all. Right here we should like to thank the citizens of Misha- waka, especially the east-enders, for patiently tolerating our bold flings—the way we monopolize the library at source theme time, invade the busses, or disturb the serenity of the night with wild shouts proclaiming a Cave- man victory. In other ways, too, we unintentionally create annoyances, but we’ll outgrow it and you'll be proud of us yet!

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faculty favorites... ARMIN AMOS Commercial Law, General Business, and Geography Good music (no modern) . .. making furniture . interior decorating . . . biographies. RUSSELL ARNDT United States History Gardening .. . all sports. . . forum programs . .. round-table discussions . . . only musical instrument he plays: the radio. ALICE BAKER Art History of art... yellow... biographies... art editor of college annual... traveling. WARD BAKER United States History All sports, especially baseball . . . symphonies and light operas .. . fishing . . . children... biographies. EMILY BARRACKS Latin Chief assistant and tractor driver for her father on their farm when a child... or- chestral music ... violin . . . young people. ILIF BEHRENS Clothing and Health Gardening .. . green . . . music class at the University of Southern Cal ifornia . . . home- making. WALTER BOWERS Band Collection of classical records . . . mechanics ... tennis ... two sons. CHARLOTTE BRAGG Clothing Cooking and baking. . . trying new and un- usual recipes . . . needle-point . . . making afgans and rugs. ROY BROMAN Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry Singing in a choir .. . historical novels... mysteries ... golf... traveling BEULAH BUCHANAN Typing Horseback riding . . . cooking... blue... swimming ... playing bridge . . . historical novels. GLADYS CONANT WNurse Two-year old son...red... golf... sewing . . . didn’t like mathematics in high school. .. . liked English classes. THEO CORRELL Drafting and Trade Mathematics Watching baseball . . . high school dramatics class . . . detective stories . . . current events. EMILY DAVIDSON English and Dramatics Collection of play programs, some dating 50 years back . . . music of Edvard Grieg... ballads . . . collection of silver spoons. MARY DUNN Typing Bowling . . . hiking . . . classical and semi- classical music . . . books on travel and new developments. . . tennis. FLORENCE ERWIN Librarian Traveled in every state of the union but Maine, also in Canada, Central, and South America . . . coin collection.