Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Q HER VOCATIONAL TRAINING ft , STUDENTS LEARN How TO womc IN OFFICES AND FA TORIES ISHAWAKA'S businesses and industries co- operate with the school to improve the vocational training. A vocational advisory board, consisting' of representatives from factories, works with the shop teachers to plan what should be taught in high school. The Chamber of Commerce provides speakers from business firms for any class in the school. This year seven vocational students received credit for on-the- job training by working in factories, business offices, or stores during school hours. Bruegel works in printing I class CADET TEACHER I0 VANCE GETS AN ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE FROM THE THIRD GRADE CLASS AT BEICER

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, M H S 'Y , , ,J Ls? V' Q N the academic departments of the school future doctors, teachers, and engineers struggle with ger- unds and gerundives, allotropes and isotopes, prisms and parabolas, and heredity and environment. ln government classes newspapers supplement text- books, and in sociology movies and speakers bring in an outside point of view. As important as what is studied is how to study. Source themes, physics experiments, and outside reading help students ac- quire good study habits. PRAY FELIPE, DUERMES TU. sing the senores and senoritas in a Spanish class. Singing helps students learn better pronounciation and comprehension gf words and phrases in a foreign language. HER ACADEMIC COURSES XVITH TEST TUBES, PASSIVE VERBS, STUDENTS PREPARE PCR COLLEGE Bob Benjamin uses the ca rd catalogue AGONIZiNC PROCESS at the note-getting stage but fun to gloat about when handed in, is the source theme written in English Vll.