Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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'L-, ig- PRINTINC THE PRODUCT at The Culver Citizen Press 'upper' . Mry Dale Davis shows the final process to Gene Addison 'edi- tor', Dick Warnes 'theme editorl, and john Mullin 'sports editorl. The staff went to Culver in April to see the Miskodeed roll off the press. EXAMINING THE PRODUCT in an early stage 'lower middIe'. Carolynne Myers 'activity editor' and Nancy Hughes 'senior editor' inspect the pink dummy made by the engraver. The pink dummy served as a blue print for building the Mishawaka High School yearbook. .anew 'ef' A - in DISTRIBUTING THE PRODUCT from Room 2l9 'lower Ieft', loan Haines 'faculty editor' delivers a copy ot the Miskodeed to lrnee D'haenens, Alan Moore 'underclass editor' and Eve- lyn Frankfather 'art editor' find the cards that identify student subscribers. SELLING THE PRODUCT is discussed 'lower right' by Beverly Brantner 'office manager', Duane Blume 'circulation mana- ger', and Charlotte Proudfit 'business managerh as they compare budget figures with subscription income, Miskoeditcrs sold IZOO books this year. 29

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POSTING ASSIGNMENTS for the week on the side of the mall boxes are Miss Martha Muller fsponsorl, Gene Addison tedi- forl, and Miss Vfinitred Stabenow lsponsorl, IUNICR MISKODEED STAFF-Back Row: Stoeckinger, Sells. D'haener1s, Lowe. Tutorow, Ellsasser. Second Row: Hyatte, Moore. Gibson, BonDurant, Peterson. Coethals, Murphy, Neff. Front Rcw: Hesch, Cerrnano, Krewson, Williams, Honold, The Mishawaka Story ff UT GENEf l want it to bleed in the gutterfu wails an editor as he tries to persuade editor-in- chief Addison to allow him to extend a picture to the inside edge of a page. Each section had its dummy. copy. captions, identifications. and heads addisonized before it went to press. In April 1950. the '51 Miskoeditors discussed three possible themes and decided upon The Misha- waka Story. Before summer vacation the editorial staff made miniature layouts of their sections, and the business staff made senior picture appointments. ln the fall, after arguing on the colors for the cover. such as chartreuse and copper or green and gold, the staff decided on silver and red. Pictorial journalism presented new problems for staff members. Editors first determined the story to be portrayed, then scheduled the picture-taking for the best time and place, and finally manipulated a proportion ruler to crop the finished picture to fill the space in the dummy. After Thanksgiving. when picture mounting was finished, section editors started writing copy. Each piece of copy was written, checked, rechecked. rewritten. rechecked, and rewritten again. The first printer's dummy went to press on January 21 and the last one. March 9. In April staff members trav- eled to Culver and excitedly watched their product being printed.

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CONTEMPLATINC CHOICE of the senior play are tback rowl Gunder- son, McClure. Hughes, lmiddle row! Sundberg, Bodine. Proudfit, Myers, Sousley, Addison, lfront rowl Lewis, Miss Davidson. FORCEFULLY READING lines from Berkeley Square for other hopeful seniors and Miss Davidson are lames Lew fi and Dale Showalter, l ' f f. ff'T'A' f 'fl ri ! Q N I F :L A ' N A tx .. .Id 1 ..- I Seniors Pick a Play ff HE PLAYS the thingfv quoted senior stud- ents from Shakespeare when they were choosing the play to be given by the class of '51, Miss Emily K. Davidson. director. was confronted with many prob- lems when in the week following the junior play. she wus almost compelled to choose and east the senior play by the ltliskoeditors who had deadlines to meet. Seniors put their heads together to choose ai plziyfnot just any play. but one that would he weleomed hy Itlisliznvziku audiences. But il12ll.S too serious to he 21 sueeessf' or ' '... The state ol' tlu world wills lor something hilariousfu were typieul quotes from zilterseliool eonferenees. Also eonsicl- ered wus the I.ill'l that not everyone ezin play just :my role: therefore. the play ehosen must lit the Iulents ol the seniors trying out. As the Miskodeed went tu pres, Berkeley Square was in the prizeess ., . 4 , ol !3t'illU l'1l5..