Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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The Scenes With Cyrano The Y-Teens is the largest club in school, but not the oldest. As early as 1915 the Art Club was operating while the Science Club and Commercial Club were active in 1918. The Y-Teens, like many other organizations, has ac- quired a new name during the years. M4 of the students are hall guides sometime in their high school careers. Girls out- number boys 60 to 30 in this field of service. Hall guide Jeanie Dosmann studies While a cat snuggles up for a nap. Only 57 per cent of the students take the Alltold. One method the Alltold uses to get some of its news is the dope box, which produces from 15 to 30 scoops on what is happening around school. The dope box gives inside info about who's going with whom to What. A X X A 6-315 5-uri 0 l I7

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l 'Xf Umiwlx ,MW CC he cause that refreshes, a program de- signed to improve student manners and to create friendly relations between faculty and students, attained both its goals. Intro- duced for the first time by Jean Greenawalt and Miss Alice McKeehan, chairman and spon- sor of the Social Committee with the Student Council officers, Art Greenfield, president, Ed Addison, vice president, Barbara Beutter, sec- retaryg Lynn Williams, treasurer, and Miss Lynetta VVilson, sponsor, the after-school coke hour proved so popular that it was monthly during the second semester. repeated NO EXCUSE for being late to study hall now! Student Councilers l-lerb Dixon and Milt Ross proudly help install the long-awaited hall clock. New Ideas Added to Old Routine In addition to annual projects, many prob- lems were relegated to the six standing com- mittees for investigation. Upon recommenda- tion of the Building and Grounds Committee, the school ordered one dozen new flags. Most students were unaware of the work by council members involved before each game in ob- taining players' names from various schools for the roster in the gym. The parade and the Coronation Ball before the Central game and the Bitter-Sweet Midsemester Dance were tra- ditional features of the year's program. GOOD DEAL, agrees Art Greenfield, as he approves the plans for the Mid-Semester Dance suggested by the Student Council officers, Barbara Beutter, Lynn Williams, Ed Addison, social chairman lean Creenawalt, and sponsor Miss Wilson.