Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GROUP-Back Row: Addison, I-lolderman, LaCluyse, Smith, Ross, Horan, Por tolese, Taggart, Zimmerman, Roesti, Vercruysse, Rod gers. Second Row: Speybroeck, Dixon, Addington, Emin ger, Ceier, Clark, Norton, Housour, l-lolbert, Gartner, White, Radecki, Prickett. Front Row: Mrs. Kohler, Tav- ernier, Borah, Arnett, Beutter, Fritz, Creenawalt, Gilbert, Lang, Beaman, Cunningham, Showalter, Oswald. Honor Students Present New Scholarship Trophy HONOR STUDENTS Elsie Addington and Paula Gilbert tat rightl, sign the N. H. S. register during the October initiation as secretary, Elizabeth Taggart, tat leftl looks on, This is a special honor for Belgian-born Paula, for she learned English when she enrolled in the lvlishawaka schools just three years ago. he National Honor Society, with impressive candle-light ceremon- ies in October and March. inducted new members who had maintained high standards in scholarship, loader- ship, service, and character. The club, sponsored by lVIrs. Lora Kohler, pre- sented a scholarship cup to Mr. Myers which was to be awarded to the spon- sor room having the highest scholastic average each six weeks. The annual banquet held December 7 was a break from the usual serious routine. Officers chosen for the two semes- ters were: presidents, Herbert Dixon and Bob Speybrocckg vice presidents. Don Portolese and Dolores LaCluyse: secretaries, Elizabeth Taggart and Lauretta Oswald, treasurers, Billie Tavernier and Jeanne Borah. 21

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ia. A its DEBATE - Standing: Gunder- son, Greenfield, Mr. Hall, El- sasser. S e a t e d : Brenneman, Cresser, Dixon, Horan, Powell. Arguments and Gestures C6 esolvcd: That the President of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the peoplef' Mr. Douglas Hall's eight debaters participated in the St. Joseph Valley Extemporaneous Speeches and later in a series .ge Appropriations and Approvals 20 of round table discussions with ,C,entral and Adams. Relaxing at the end of the season, stud- ents from Central, Riley, Adams, LaPorte, N appggzrfee, and Mishawaka delivered humorous spefeches after the March banquet. f ! ' BOARD OF CONTROL-Stand- ing: Ross, Miss Perkins. Orlos- ky, Miss Miller, Lowe, Mr. Steele, Mr. Myers. Seated: Wil- son, Mr, Yaw, Miss Wilson, Mr. Neff, Steinke, Schmidt. he thirteen members of the Board of Con- trol waged their annual battle with the budgets. Added to their work were the constituticns for three new organizations: the Home Economics Club, the Euclidean Circle, and the Junior Librarians. Dropped from their su- pervision were the ath- letic budgets, which were placed under the control of the Athletic Council.

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