Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Experiments Demonstrated by Scientists ne hundred Science Club members theo- rized and experimented with the deep secrets of science. In November the club visited the Indiana Junior Academy of Science in Bloomington. A showing of the film, God of the Atomf, developed the club's interest in the new wonders of natural science. On April 18, the club presented an A assembly program with demonstrations and talks by the senior members. The general club officers were James Mc- Intee, presidentg James Lanphear, vice prcsi- dent: Irene Greenawalt, secretary-treasurcr: and James Gygi, sergeant-at-alms Mr. Ibllll Wood was head sponsor and advisor of the physics sectiong Mr. Charles Karst, advisor oi' the chemistry sectiong and lVlr. Earl Stine, ad- visor of the biology section. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS-C-ygi, Lanphear, Mr, Wood, Mclntee, C-reermawalt. 25

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3 Two Boys Invade Home Ec Club 24 ,,-1 I iq HOME ECONOMICS CLUB BOARD-Standing: Nemeth, White, Eby, D. Beut- fb ter, L. Beutter, Hellenberg, Anthony. Seated: M. Doyle, Sherbun, Lindzy, Curtis, Addington, LaPIace, Gartner, Miss McKeehan, Miss Bragg. he year's program for the new Home Eco- nomics Club sponsored by Miss Alice Mc- Keehan, Miss Charlotte Bragg, Miss Muriel Mathias, and Miss Barbara Baugh with Mary Doyle as presidentg Mary Sherbun, vice presi- dentg Joyce Lindzy, secretaryg and Patricia Curtis, treasurer, was brimming with activi- ties. The club's 189 girls and 2 adventurous boys began the season gaily with a fall picnic and a business meeting on October 4g the offi- cers were installed during a candlelight cere- mony and presented with red roses, the flower of the national organization. Other social and educational meetings included a Christmas party, a field trip to a hospital, and an inter- esting talk on Color in the Home by Patricia Myers of South Bend. With Pauline Holbert as chairman, the spotlight of the season was on the Ballerina Hop in April. The schedule closed in May with the election of officers and a panel discussion on Looking Forward.

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WHO ARE THESE BOYS? No room for all those names. These lO9 boys are members of the Engineering Club. I-lobbies Today Teach Jobs That Pay Z6 ith shavings in their hair and iron filings under their finger nails, the 109 members of the Engineering Club worked on jet auto- mobiles, gas engines, and cabinets. Production on hobbies was temporarily stopped during the winter months when the building was closed in the evenings during the coal strike. Mr. Robert Warring, Mr. John Farney, and Mr. Kenneth Armel sponsored the club, assisted by Milt Ross, presidentg Jim Tinsman, vice presidentg and Phil Kamerer, secretary-treas- urer.