Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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PLUNGING INTO CLASSES 3 Tah, tay, tee, toe, chant freshmen as they do choral reading in English. wdli, ,' A.0,l2h.DIl'lD'l.QA, l-le must be a treshmanlm said a sophisticated senior last tall when he saw a small boy rush into class two whole minutes early. Very soon the freshmen became part of the crowd. Disliking to sit still, they enjoyed the vigorous exercise required in gym. They patiently read i'David Copperfield, learned to take the square root of polynominals and legally skipped school to visit the police department as a field trip in citizenship classes. wmlt, mm, hafwlm, rm, Qlacfzbm, Vhe sophomores were the students who staggered under loads of books trying to look ambitious and who rushed around making mental notes of all the things they wanted to do. In the library the more industrious ones struggled with their first source theme, while the biologists thought they were experts because they knew the difference between a frog and a grasshopper. They were proud of their ability to prove the theorem of Pythagoras, to run an electric sewing machine and to define arteriosclerosis as a varicose vein. 5 U 1 Q X 1 J- ,I N- Z xiii UE, , c +2 i Mary Smith ties a knot in a triangular bandage as she practices first aid on joe Deaks in health class. l'lI have to to take a tuck in it, Carol Hatfield decides as she finds that the pattern is tOO long when fitted on Pat Crowell. gi .Ms 2 , . , iff HEL' Q, sa, -ww wr r Q 4 '4 vm I 5 f.uhQ. OX, sw . fy, MN-X -P, 5 4 away e Q ?'r , r .fb .,--' 'L W 3. X15 gkfxm if, f . 's 'A' f u 4? Sf I 0 A X WN ., 'M S, w -.., ,mm an 3 4 2 ,f, O LEADING HECTIC LIVES luuuuy. fhlwuqh, Wm mmm, W I ' Gee, at last were the big wheelsl seniors shouted as they reached their fourth and final year. This year they spent lots of time on outside activities but tried to squeeze in a little homework too, Around source theme time most of them thought of the library as their second home and spent hours diligently delving into dusty magazines. They complained about physics and tried extra hard to catch the definitions Miss Perkins threw at them in government class. The informal arguments about everything from going steady to the birth of man made sociology a favorite subject, Dale BBW' does 3 Dl'W5lCS Expeflmenf- Economic students listen to talk and look at illustrations on flannel board. nuil01m,tojoin,il1.cDz,qanqA, Plots and characters used in foreign literature intrigued the seniors who took English Vlll. They found reading those assignments fun. On their annual Chicago field trip the seniors in economics had the thrill of holding a million dollars in their hands. The seniors were the students who clapped the loudest and longest at assemblies to shorten second HOUV, who hoped fervently In vocational wood shop Bill Davis sands for a college scholarship and who paraded proudly B 'ammted bow' on 6 Wood lathe while Bruce Bowerman Obseryes and criticizes in their caps and gowns on the day of final exams. Future secretaries take dictation at IZO words per minute and still try to make their shorthand notes legible. 000 , :qi Q ' w 2 ' E, Ev S gi 1 1? is 7 if tx ' I - eil There were evening performances presented by the students for townspeople. Ciuys and gals in the band and orchestra showed the public their talents at four concerts besides the Spring Festival which combined the band. orchestra and choral groups, At Christmas time students presented the annual Christmas Vespers for fellow classmates and the public, Young actors shook off the effect of dramatic fever shaky knees and sudden loss of memory-to stage three plays during the year. Although the actors worked long and late, committees did their share by tramping all over town, borrowing costumes. painstakingly applying makeup and trying to sell a ticket to everyone they saw. RUSHING FROM CLASSES Jana, wmk rm, Students spent many hours practicing for three plays and seven concerts they presented to townspeople. Blackfriar talent scouts and Blackfriar talent presented the Poetry Parade for underclassmen, Another treat for them was a program in which the band played selections from their concert. Thanks awfullyw was the much quoted punch line of a play given for an Assembly by the dramatic class. On the two mornings that the National l-lonor Society held inductions, nervous upperclassmen tried to listen to the speeches by the old members but found themselves glancing hopefully at the balcony trying to spot their parents, Emcee Don Krueckeber and Talent Scout Dorothx S Lung listen an Ron XViggins recites The Creation' t: win the Poetry Parade. a Blackfriar assemblv ll mmmdiaea., pfzadicn, fm Hula, and that 4'Letls campaign for a 30 hour day, groaned busy Cavekids as they read the weekly bulletin. Students could take 'iff' 5 their choice of events, but they usually chose too many. X fx There were rousing pep sessions like the one at which Bruce 74 ,. g Saunders appeared amid cheers and swoons. Guys and gals , ' trampled on each others shoeless feet at the Highland l-lop and Wk A screamed with surprise when lvlarcave jumped out of a cake at the Alltold dance. In May they proudly showed their parents open house displays and hesitantly introduced them to their teachers. Spring was banquet season. The dinners varied from the National Honor Society's - spaghetti supper to the more formal affair of the Commercial Club, FINDING PLENTY TC DO Cawzlubla, 1j,QlL '26'12aL 6J.QI'lf!lCl,L'1 maluz, npans houu, - fJgfl,3.,jq'1,--fa 4 4 - M . ,. P ? T' 'Z 'Q ' .f-wr 5 f Kaffz 5 Y ., I h 'i L'6x,1':v'3'.'i-iff , 1 mr??11'i?f'fLE?5w S Q-A -Q Iwffffz- +:x fE' , - qw- W. . :V Sw , I A 4,77 5. ,jgutg . 1 v. 1 . ,, xiii-Q L , A ' ?2g,4'2:fs5l N -' dir - 1 Q' v 1 ' 12. . raf- 4 I ' ' -X Aww' FW 'V' rw! ' i ilu! .4 I , Q :Q 1 wh, ., W -,, ,l Vx:.. U! g f. JVM -.5 4, , ,,,, :ig ' - ..-. Q - -- --' 4 - ' .:.1::::z.'1:. -..x4...::.:5:,-:Ig -fr g--r,':' 1: f4rtL:f:t.:', ,...u .. 4 ---0 -- '.. r ,.1':::'L.--. -- '---1 -'-11 -.1 ...'3J2..'-T W Q K X :..':::2 g :..'1 :.. .......- - . I.--V, A- 1 - ,,: . tv 1 ' .. .....-. -:LL-gg 3 g': '- ' , .. V R :L Y' N A - 2 5' 1 , ' - T. V1-ff'-'5'?74::: 21,5 b- 1 . :, 'f'. A ' ' ' ' 1 .. . , ...- . 4 5' Q4 v ' ' V ' ' ' : fs - . 'S 5 '4 4 p Q A 1 , 1: A - ias A ' ,fs s'7y: X xii? ii ,A 3' I 4 , . - ,wg 'L if 4 g, . gifs' 5 R 0 , ' -I r - mf Il If , lf , , 311 2 1 , Q' v K 1' 1' V I I - ' .VA 9,41 . L rw. ll .L+ ' --wi :villa 11' JIILIIIIKJI In lllllllllliiihl AIIIJIIIIIIUIIIII lllllYllFHl1ll lun IIIFIIFIIUIIIIIIII AlllllYlhll'lllllllll llllll llluvlllhllull 'IIJIIVII ll'lJlIlllFl Wlllf lllll lll.1lIuln nur IIIIU lullllllli Ill IIIIIIL 'lv luuuuli Li! ia, - ,gr . . 2 s. N 4lc4uAI.l.y. ' . ll' ' - -4 L 5- r' lP , 1 E i 2, r., r ,TEV HWY, tg! +mTIy' LHJMVIT X, V 'g P' vw f . F 'r n' Hn- V Wk, px. DREAMING 0F PROM DATES Emp, and gala, don, dbmnfz, and Among the important dances the Iunior-Senior Prom was rated a colossal occasion which required the full treatment: new formal, corsage, the family car, extra money and best gal, The Coronation Ball which successfully closed the homecoming activities was another gala event. There the crowd watched the crowning of the queen, danced and gloated over beating Elkhart. On another big night the lvliskodeeds were distributed to l4OO subscribers eager to glance through the pages and have their friends sign their names and write witty remarks in the books, Dancers acquired writer's cramp and inkspotted hands signing names in Miskodeeds at the Autograph Dance. Cladys Cole leads the grand march at the Coronation Boll following the ceremonies in which she was crowned queen of the Homecoming Game At Mi-Ad-Co, a IA. Company, officers sign stock certificatesg other members Stamp names on plastic key rings. DASHING HERE AND THERE jenna, qv to 671141: , mu pm, Jim gpm, Sm au Life out of school was a series of parties, dances, meetings and jobs, Even though the Mambo was sweeping the country, Mishawakas teens preferred to hop like bunnies and jive to iitterbugs. They displayed their fancy footework at dances and at small riots in their own living rooms. The many clubs kept the guys and gals jumping. lf they couldn't find a group that catered to their interests they started a new one. This year a group of boys formed the Weight Lifters' Club. Everyone s wearing blink, asserts l-tal Barnes as he tries to sell a shirt while working part-time at a men's store, lt's low on oil, says Larry Nifong while checking a customer's car, Students buy tickets for a class play flue, A.clwnL playa, pfwnwic, dchiruuzmnnf, Lbmpaniaa, Many guys and gals spent their few evenings tree from activities struggling with their neighbor's little angels. Those who didn't think sitting paid well enough, clerked in stores-drug, grocery, clothing and dime- greased cars and filled empty gas tanks, gave music lessons in their home, worked at the public library, sold tickets at theaters or delivered newspapers. Many Cavekids worked in companies set up in the junior Achievement Center, ln tact, there were corporation presidents, secretaries, treasurers and stock holders everywhere. Doug Lindzy gives Andy Spire pointers on how to lift weights correctly at a meeting of the newly formed Weight Litters' Club. l7 THINKING OF THE FUTURE nucJfidA,lQaan,in,6!mmm,anaL 6flllJA.,.d,bD1lf, fwmvm, Behind all the hustle and bustle throughout the year was the question: What shall I be when l grow up? Busy Cavekids discovered facts about different occupations in many ways. They fired questions at people who have achieved similar goals and listened eagerly to what these people could tell them, They searched through books, took certain courses, joined clubs and held jobs to find more about the fields that interested them. After analyzing the facts they had gathered, they made the big decision and set out toward becoming everything from jet pilots to housewives. Vocational print shop boys learn skills they will need to become printers by setting type and printing most of the programs and forms for school. Assigned to write a story about Examining the equipment in a dentist's office, Bob Mogle asks about new teachers, Nancy Ostrowski the x-ray machine. Bob is particularly interested because interviews Mr. David Robertson. he expects to study dentistry in college, i E ' , W. 1 . , 0 1 Q' la A ' -www fu L W ,H A Fu O50 - ' ..i , f':Ou 9.00. 'Q . ' 009- 'Q 0 'O Q Q..4f,. O O Q4 itgff ' AO ly., Jhmiwi vgmmiwmftwigmumt From the shops to the greenhouse Mishawaka High School hummed with the sounds ot i869 young Mishawakans on the go Lockers were slammed as Cavekids stowed their Movie protectors purred in the classrooms and quiet conversation drifted from the counselors' office. The automatic dishwasher fumbled in the foods room and test tubes clattered in the chem lab. Students chatted while waiting in line to get TB. tests. Rousing yells shook the building during pep sessions and enthusiastic clapping followed assemblies. AT MI HAWAKA HIGH SCHOOL 1 . . tusti if - l l coats or grabbed books tor their next class. -1 . . . U lf.l2.l2pA,1j.0,lUl4. 97Zlbhawalca,1rrz,ilLQ,40 When classes were over, the building still echoed with sounds of Cavekids. Committees prepared and hung decorations or held meetings. Basketball players practiced in the gym, but the track team dozng roadwork in the balcony out-yelled them. Young Mishawakans came back to school in the evenings, too Their voices rang through the halls as they practiced for an approaching choir concert or rehearsed a play. Laughter was heard as cheerleaders tried new yells and clubs held parties, initiations or meetings. Ml-lb, was the center of activities tor young lvlishawaka. .s, 'v 15' 1 2 , p'7'!3!'5:SAfgL4x, ,fi 1pfi je.figgf 1 7 , l J, fe iilmff 4 . M M 1 .. l.M. .M my , A A y I . ,xwm ll-lg..- h 3 f s., 1 YOUNG MISHAWAKA IN ACTIVITIES Young Mishawaka was always going someplace often to club meetings They belonged to several of the 35 organizations which did everything Christmas cards and chartering a bus to go to Chicago Some of them were officers or committee chairman all of them were hardworking and enthusiastic members from presenting a Stage Fright Concert to delivering 24 SOCIAL COMMITTEE masterrninds such events as the Coronaa tion Ball, mid-semester dance, Golden Rule Daze and coke hours, Clockwise: Warring, Childress, Eddy, Keiser, Lowe, Clark, Bolerjack, Doolittle, jensen, Miss Hayward. lo Ann Warring was elected chairman of the committee in December. Amid fanfares and flowers Gladys Cole reigned as football queen at the Coronation Ball. The dance climaxed the homecoming activities which replaced the traditional Central parade and pep session. The Student Council directed these festivities before and after the Elkhart game. At the pep session stu- dents watched the crowning of the queen and heard a rendition of Goodnight Sweetheart by the Mc- Guire Sisters: lvlr. Correll, lvlr, Chamberlin and Mr. Armel. Piling on the I5 floats or joining groups walking, students paraded down Lincolnway, The judges awarded the first prize to the junior Hi-Y float. ln March candidates for student council offices collected signatures for their petitions and plastered study halls and stairways with colorful posters. At A and B assemblies they made campaign speeches. Student Council Sponsors Homecoming Parade RETURNINC RECEIPTS on the last day of the drive to the lvliskodeed room, Student Council members agree that the sub- scription drive, which totaled SZOOO, has been successful. HIGHLAND HOP dissolves exam blues at mid-semester. The social committee used 36 rolls of crepe paper to make the plaid walls and ceiling which decorated the sock hop, STUDENT COUNCIL-Top Row:Zimmerman, Alexandrowicz, Steele, Sarkisian, Third Row: Keiser, Iordan Boleriack Doo lohnson, L, Miller, Bunn, l-lolle, Csakany, Tekker, Kaufmann, little, Marsh, Bent, Velleman, Sundberg Snyder Nasco Second Fry. Fifth Row: Barnes, Pugh, Sheets, Twing, Lois Eddy, Powell, Row: lvl. Miller, Lavonne Eddy, Tordi Hahn Pittman Gian Baughman, Neel, Klotz, Craven. Fourth Row: Meuninck, Latti- nuzzi, Ransberger, Deal. Bottom Row Crise Cygi Benson mer, Ellsasser, Childress, Cersey, l-lousand, Williams, Sullivan. Proudfit, Hintz, lensen, Lynch, Bickel Pep Session, Dance The council members turned salesmen as they sold lvliskoe deed and Alltold subscriptions and PTA memberships, became guides at the freshman orientation meeting on the Thursday before school started and served as in betweens as they brought students' complaints and suggestions to the meetings and took back to sponsor rooms the answers to the questions, The social committee enlivened the school year with a variety of activities: the popular coke hours where students combined eating and talking, a week when the importance of good manners was emphasized, the midsemester dance where students danced to Bill Nicks' band, the banquet in lvlay where the council members reviewed the work they had done during the year and welcomed the new officers, STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Standing: Secre- tary Lynch, Seated: Vice President Bickel, Presi- dent lr-lintz, Treasurer jensen, Sponsor Wilson Chuck Proudfit was elected president and Quinn Benson vice president for the second semester Nl Please rise and go to the back of the audi- torium, said the president of National Honor Society. Surprised and happy inductees heard their names called at the induction ceremonies while their parents watched from the balcony. These students were in the upper third of their classes and had been rated by the teachers on scholarship, leadership, service and character. The final selection was made by the Honors and Awards Committee. For a service project members offered tutoring services in one or two subjects. Class counselors called upon many members to help students who were behind in their school work. Officers for the first semester were President Phil Cermann, Vice President Sue Ritter and Sec- retary lanet Reed. Second semester officers were President Nancy Challinor, Vice President Don Hickman and Secretary Carole Lehman. Sponsor and treasurer of the organization is Mr. Ward Baker. SURPRISED SENIOR Don Hickman receives his pin from Mr. Baker in the October induction. ln the fall l3 seniors were honored, in the spring l3 more seniors and l3 juniors were chosen. Proud Parents Beam from Balcony NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Back Row: Mr. Baker, Stout. Cygi, Zawadzki, Cermann, Virgil, Personette. Third Row: Campbell, Kelley, Ritter, Clark, Reed, Zirille, Barron, Lynch. Wiekamp, Second Row: Van Bruaene, Tordi, Grittani, Smith, Lott, Challinor. Front Row: Wurst, Nlotis, Miller, Lehman. Don Hickman was absent when this picture was taken Chili Supper: Spanish Style Spanish customs influenced the program of Los l-lermanos, which means The Brothers. Senoritas screamed and screeched as the pinata was broken at the Christmas party. I-Xt other meetings members and Sponsor june lohnston enjoyed singing Spanish songs and hearing Spanish records. Members of the club gave a chili supper before the Muncie Burris game. They served ZO gallons of chili and 40 pies to the l5O people who attended. LOS HERMANOS OFFICERS-Standing: Treasurer Elizabeth Mel- f ' len. Seated: Secretary Paula Bolerjack, President Mary K. Smith, Vice President Ann Doolittle, Reporter Sue Walters. 5, fi' 'Q 1 Q 1 0 w. ai 9 v 5,4 'T Q 'I 'A -'P '49-' o r 0 Q .fi 6 oo l'!'l'I- O ftiq Q. UQ UQ ' . 5 QIQQ 'A Primus Germann, Quaestor Slade. Seccnd Row: Scriba Stangl, Quaestor Storts, Aedilis Williams, Front: Consul Secundus Speckman. ARGONAUT OFFICERS-Back Row: Consul Plunge your forearms into the remains of Caesar ' Eat those worms? These are a few of the things that the ZS new initiates of Argonauts had to do. While the remains were only jello and the worms were just cold spaghetti, they sent chills up the spines of initiates. At the Roman style banquet in the spring, the members dressed in togas and tunics. The first year members served the second year students and Sponsor Robert Curtis. 27 A trip to Purdue to the Indiana Iunior Academy of Science vvhere Bob Shamo exhibited weather forecasting equipment highlighted the activities of the Science Club. The biology section members determined the effects of minerals, hormones and temperature on greenhouse plants. Other biologists helped Sponsor Earl Stine care for the beehives on the roof, ln the chemistry section Sponsor Charles Karst taught the members to use slip sticks. An engineer and a phar- macist talked about chemistry in their professions. To make money to buy equipment, the physics section, sponsored by lVlr, Dari Wood, collected and sold scrap paper and notebooks. The members savv movies on forestry, the development of light and the Nautilis, the new atomic submarine. GREENHOUSE CARDENERS mix peat moss with the soil, Barbara Deputy, Claudia Riggs and Biology Section Chairman jim Ellsasser hope to encourage plant growth. For Scientists: Slide Rules, Submarine SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Warren Dinkledine, john Sundberg DEMONSTRATINC DISTILLATION, Chemistry Section Chair- 'seatedl Mike Friedman 'rrghtl watch Physics Chairman loc man Bob Bush irightl explains the process to other members, Wolter experiment with forces, Secretary Su Motis was absent Davis Craven, David Spalding and judy Kelley. !. H 5.x-1 Mb, ,- I' Ya Q :we 0. r fads 2 La BOOK CLUB OFFICERS-Standing: His torian Nancy Lott, Reporter Davis Craven, Treasurer Bob Childress. Seated: Secre- tary Ann Doolittle, President Nina Hol- derman, Vice President Linda Lowe. Bibliophiles ead and Review Tuesday: 4th and 5th hours in lO3 and l38-Book Club Donut Sale. These familiar words on the weekly bulletin announced one project of the Book Club. At each meeting a committee reviewed books by a well known author for the other members, The best reviewer received a best-seller as a prize. Sponsor Robert Could accompanied the members on field trips to Chicago to see Caine Mutiny Court Martial and to Notre Dame to hear the Longine Symphonette. Second semester officers were President lon l-lousand, Vice President Lou Christianson. Secretary Dennis Wolter, Treasurer Nancy Campbell, Historian Mary Crunwald and Reporter Bob Childress. NICKEL CN NOSE is an effective stunt at the Book Club initiation Terry Morris tries to remove the nickel without moving his head COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer Marlene Shreve, President Veronica Tordi, Vice President Nancy Leavens, Secretary Marilyn Chaplin. Commercial Clubbers loved parties. At Halloween they watched new initiates pass oranges under their chins and unwrap candy with their teeth for entrance into the club. At their Christmas party the girls recited nursery rhymes and danced and at the Valentine party consumed punch and heart shaped cookies. It wasn't all play, All the commercial students heard Miss Salome Phleeger talk on the requirements tor a successful inter- view. Sponsor Ruth Foulke took the club on a trip to Chicago. The big event was the banquet in the spring, Commercial students anxiously awaited the announcement of the contest results, Parties Add Spice to Program lT'S SLIPPINC-! SCREAM COMMERICAL CLUB MEMBERS AS lNITIATES TRY T0 PASS AN ORANGE FROM CHIN T0 CHIN. l 73 Selling sprigs of mistletoe and holly at Christmas- time and peddling crackerjack, cookies, popcorn and taffy in the halls provided funds for the mem- bers of the Home Economics Club, The club, made up of Mishawakas future homemakers, was spon- sored by Miss Mary Ann Hayward, Mrs. lean Bruner and Miss Charlotte Bragg. Caring for the flower beds on the east side of the building was one of the club's service projects. The girls used the flowers to decorate the tables in the home ec departments As another project they filled a basket of food for a needy family at Christmas. ln May the members invited their mothers to a tea where the girls not only demonstrated their culinary skills by making many kinds of cookies but also practiced the art of being gracious hostesses. Girls Build Cake HOME EC CLUB OFFICERS-Standing: Vice Presi, dent Mary Ann Crittani, President Sally Har- rington, Seated: Treasurer Ruth Miller, Secretary Shirley Cooley. 5 M. Q STICKY FINCERS of these Home Ec Club members turn out delicious popcorn balls, BUILT, NOT BAKED, this cake decorated the Home Ec Club float in the Homecoming Parade. Y Q5 C 1 xi' . .tax E 3 2. 4 A Al f - Qiipap, 'Katz ' s 115n'3?'?ftQ,Qg:ggB' qs 1 5 155' 11 ' I 1',z. ,, 74 5 I I Y Ng! E 11' i I Teachers-to-be Try Tutoring 4 26 5 aa I Je' '.O...'1 32 efge .Cf ' A 1 ' . 0 .Q-:?.g. ,nf OAQA, X11 1: egg FUTURE TEACHERS OFFICERS- Standing: Treasurer lim Braunsdorf. Seated: President Nancy Challinor, Vice President Sue Ritter, Secretary Carole Lehman. I M X 3 O Future Teachers of America polished apples and made posters to urge students to show their appreciation of their teachers. This was the second annual Dear Teachers' Day -the first under the sponsorship of Miss Rae l-lardisty. Stu- dents who hope someday to become Dear Teachers themselves enjoyed a variety of good programs: a movie Freedom to Learn and a talk by a psychologist on how to handle children. Nine upperclass members enjoyed cadet teaching, one of the most important activities of the year. While visiting grade schools, they helped teach classes. After a semester of cadet teaching, a future teacher can decide more easily whether teaching is the job for him. RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS from Miss Hannah Lindhal, are cadet teachers, Nancy Foster, Paul Bolenbaugh, Virginia - , . Martin and Rosalie Fleck White Caps Grow to 67 in Three Years Three whute candles whuch stood for sm centy good cltnzenshnp and servuce to hu manuty burned at the second Whate Cap In duction ceremony These candles were sym boluc of the qualutnes necessary for anyone enternng the medncal professnon The 67 future nurses and Mrs Gladys Conant sponsor heard talks on the opportu nutnes nn nursung and allned fuelds such as oc W cupatuonal therapy pharmacology and dle tetlcs For servace projects several members vusnted and read to patients In the Krogh Nursing Home and prepared handicraft ma teruals for the pednatrlcs department of Memorial l-lospltal WHITE CAPS OFFICERS-Standing Hnnes Llnderleaf Case Hopper Seated Dale Crunwald Each ofthe dlvnslons freshman sophomore and punlor sensor has nts own offncers Chessmen Outnumber Chess Clubbers Seated Vice President Make Frnedman Presndent john Voorheas Voorheus moves hrs bishop an an attempt to capture Fnedmans man Amid such crles as checkmate and I ve got your queen the nune enthusuastnc mem bers of Chess Club trued to out thunk and out play theur opponents Because of the small number of members the boys trned to Interest others especually freshmen nn chess or checkers At the monthly meetings Sponsor Theo Correll showed the members new ways to manupulate the 32 chessmen and the older boys taught the game to the new members 33 Q' ' ' ' - Q v 1 , , . . . - I 5 ' - Q l k . . . . I -' W 4: . Q u Q7 - K K, yy 1 In . . ' . . H - A 7 . . . CHESS CLUB OFFICERS-Standing: Secretary-Treasurer Tom Hutton. 5 S K, C ,g , ' . ' l T BOARD OF CONTROL-Back Row: Miss Wilson, Mr. Dykstra, Mr, Baker, Benson, Nasco. Second Row: Miss Miller, Burgh, Cowen, Mr. Myers. Front Row: Miss Perkins, Wurst, Lehman. Mr, l-luys and Mr. Yaw were absent when the picture was taken. Margie Miller replaced Quinn Benson for the second semester. Why is your income less than last year? the Board of Control asked a club representative pre- senting a budget. The Board questioned irregularities or mis, takes in club budgets before ap- proving them, If a club tailed to have its budget approved before the deadline. the Board froze its funds. ln addition to the budgets, Board members also criticized and approved the constitutions of the Blackfriars and Weight Lifters. new clubs. President Ward Baker, asv sisted by Vice President Tony Nasco and Secretary Carole Leh- man, presided at the monthly meetings. In Varied ctivities Students Use Their january 8th dawned dark and cold. At 6:30 AM. 33 sleepy Art Club members started for Chicago. With Sponsor Allan Hammer they spent a very full day visiting the Brookfield Zoo, the Museum of Science and lndustry and the Chicago Art lnstitute. shopping in the loop and seeing the Ice Capades. At regular meetings the members heard inter- esting speakers: Mr, Darl Wood talked about precious stones, Mr. john Cuccio from the Studebaker-Packard Corp. spoke on automotive designing and Mrs. E. 1, Challinor demonstrated oil painting and pottery making, To round out its varied program the Art Club held hobby hoursl during these periods members worked on any- thing they wished. ART CLUB OFFICERS, Secretary-Treasurer lim Kennedy 'left' and President Ann Doolittle irignti, admire Dennis Bock's proiectfa reproduction of the satyr, halt man and half goat. Vice President lotce Hirsch was absent when the picture was taken. 34 ' ,sg K E s N ENGINEERING CLUB-Top Row: D' Hoore, Burns, Braunsdorf Kedik, Alspach, Phillips, Caratoni, Leinbach, Holbert, Mitchell Smith, Holderman, Todd, Ransberger, Heirman, Bell, Brown Schmalkuche, Mr. Warring. Third Row: Zimmer, Russ, Boston Blume, Eggleston, DeVorkin, Balog, Hyndman, Hamilton Hartzog, Stith, Fodrocy, Hacker, Swanson, Shultz, Wirick. Second Row: R. Schroeder, Bodle, Mirda, L. Schroeder, Huns- berger, Stewart, Simpson, Daniels, E. Cocanower, Wishart, Pullin, Roose, Myers, Swadener. Bottom Row: Katterheinrich, Barnes, Parsons, C. Kerckaert, R. Kerckaert, Fowler, Bruynell, Witham, A. Cocanower, Eberhart, Eckstein, Knox. These boys work in the shop twice a month at club meetings. Financial, Artistic, echcmical Abilities Motorcycle mufflers, four cylinder en- gines, business cards, lazy suzans and scale models of houses were only a few of the projects made at the Engineering Club meetings, So that each boy could work with familiar tools and machines, the club was divided into five sections: drafting, electric shop, wood shop, machine shop and print shop. Dues of forty cents entitled members to use any available tools from screw drivers to signal generators. Annually the boys make a field trip to a local industry, This year they enjoyed a visit to American Wheelabrator. Officers of the club were President Bob Vifitham, Vice President Alfred Cocanower and Secretary-Treasurer lim Bruynell, Head sponsor Mr, Vxfarring was assisted by Spon' sors Axnix, Portolese, Armel, Correll and Welsh. MILLINC SLOT for a tool bit to fit a fly cutter, Engineering Club member Rolland Myers works industriously. The fly cutter is used as a tool holder for a mill or a drill press. This is typical of the work done at the club meetings. STAGE CREW-Back Row: Hamilton, Phillips, 1. Myers CINEMA CLUB-Top Row: Mitchell, Myers, Kobor, Ringer, Cocan- Middle Row: Stebbins, Wolf, Fleming, A, Cocanower, ower, Freeman. Second Row: Donna Cook, Squires, La Dow, Mr, Nichols, Stith, E. Cocanower, Front Row: Bell, C. Myers. Wood, Bottom Row: Bolin, Dora Cook, Fisher. Service Clubs Responsible for Everythin On call every hour of the day, members ot the Stage Crew did behind-the-scenes work. Under the direction ot Mr, Roger Favorite, they set the stage for all concerts, plays and programs, Experts at running various types of visual and audio aid equipment, Cinema Club meme bers operated the movie projecters in classes Sponsored by Mr. Darl XfVood, 25 members passed the test to become licensed operators. The lunior Red Cross sent boxes packed with crayons, notebooks and other small articles to children in foreign countries. Spona sors were Miss Rebecca Kabel and Miss Mary l-loopengardner PERSUADINC STUDENTS to fill Red Cross boxes to be sent over seas are Peggy Lehman and Sue Ritter. lohn Voorheis holds a special. box which unfolds to be-come a red cross. In this box the club will send pictures and art work, Illll-YA'll TFIGE , A 'So 'Q ,ins ,lg Qu, J' .fair ' ll - I 4 S 5'3 'U U 1 1 -.E ', F e Q D 4 uf' The ninety hall guides, sponsored by Miss Helen Stoddart, guided visitors and ran errands eight periods a day. They relaxed at a Christmas party and picnicked in the spring. Distributing gifts to patients at the Childrens Hospital was a service project ot the junior Librarians. At school, under the direction ot Mrs, t-lelen Teeters, they stamped and mended books in the library. Service with a smile was the aim ot the Ushers Club. The ushers, sponsored by Mr, Armin Amos, directed people to seats and handed out programs at plays and concerts. HALL GUIDES--Top Row: Morris, Hyndman, Myers. Third Row: Badger, De Vos, Ludwig. Second Row: Soule, Wingett Hood. Bottom Row: Cline, Fodrocy, Biltz, Miss Stoddart from Movie Projectors to Stage Scenery IUNIOR LIBRARIAN OFFICERS-Standing: Historian Cary, Sergeant-at-Arms Ellsasser, Vice President Fleming. Seated: Treasurer Creager, President Personette, Secre- tary Clin 9. USHERS CLUB--Standing: V. Hoover, Luer, Fisher, Mr. Amos. Seated: La Dow, A, Hoover, Maggart. As one of their duties, the boys chase people out of reserved or- chestra seats. CANNED GOODS to fill Y-Teen Christmas baskets for needy families in Mishawaka are carried across the street to Miss Monhaut's house by Nina l-lolderman and Sharon Personette. lt was a wonderful experience, said lo Ann Vxfarring, president ot the St. joseph County Y-Teen Interclub Council. As one ot 4000 delegates to the Y,W.C,A, National Convention, she saw the sights ot New York Cityt met girls from all over the United States and discussed Y problems. During the year the members ot Y-Teens worked together on several service projects: they tilled Christmas baskets tor tour needy families and made dresses, shirts and pajamas tor children at Logan School to serve the communityg they made yards ot evergreen garlands to hang through the halls, hung wreaths on every door and decorated two large Christmas trees by the library with the help of l-lifY to serve the schooli they sent a scart to a Y-Teen group in Liberia for a world fellowship project. Y-Teens Extra Active in '55---Send Y-TEEN CABINET-Standing: Menaugh, Boleriack, Eastman. Pugh, Miss Dunn. Seated: Acrey, Keiser, johnson, Roelandts. Bourret, Hopper, Wurster. Prickett, Crittani, Eddy, Warring These girls do behind-the-scenes planning for the club, With the sale of maroon and white streamers and a float in the parade, the Y-Teens helped make the homecoming festivities a success. Likewise, in tourney season they spent hours making pompons to add color to the Mishawaka cheering section. lt was not all work for the Y-Teens. Freshman girls were welcomed at a get-acquainted party in the fall, At the two picnics at Castle Manor and a Christmas party, the girls played games and learned to know one another better. There were the two big dances: the Starlight Fantasy where St. joseph County Y-Teens and their dates danced at the ln,- diana Club and the February Frolic where Misha- waka students enjoyed a mixer in which the boys exchanged big cardboard snowmen for partners, At the Y-Teen banquet in April, awards were given. MAROON AND WHITE streamers for the homecoming game were a protect of Y-Teens. Paula Boleriack, Kay Anderson. leanne Forte and Carol Wurster assemble the paper and sticks. JoAnn Warring to New York , r X' fix , ' 'vgugf GETTING ACQUAINTED. freshman girls play games at the Y-Teen tu 4 ,-uf by party. Carolyn Messana uses Sue Meixel's back for a desk. Q X' gi? . ,f ' P Q '4c.,'sS' li 'FD-'UQQ5 - l .A 5 Two beautiful services were presented by V-Teens during the year. Students filled the auditorium at the Pre-Easter service to hear a talk by a local clergyman and the special music. At the Recognition Tea in November, the girls honored the new members, invited their mothers and served refreshments. This year's officers were President Mary Ann Crittani, Vice President Sharon Wiekamp, Sec- retary Paula Bolerjack, Treasurer Carol Wurster and Sergeant-at-Arms Hope Keiser. President C-rittani was also secretary of the lnterclub Council: lo Warring, the president, Miss Mary C. Dunn was head sponsor. 39 SA . Hi-Y Boys Collect Food Potato Day and Canned Coods Day were inaugurated by the Hi-Y boys, giving the whole stu- dent body a chance to help needy people at Christmas. Students brought potatoes and canned food which the l-li-Y packed in boxes and delivered to families in Mishawaka. The boys did other things during the holiday season. They helped the Y-Teens decorate the halls and delivered Christmas cards stamped with TB. seals to sponsor rooms. This year, for the first time, freshmen organized a l-li-Y group. They and the sophomores were in- ducted at a ceremony staged by the juniors. l-lead Sponsor Frank Firmani was aided by Sponsors Merle Blue, George Wilson, Walter johnson and David Robertson, LAST-MINUTE LABORS won first prize for lr, l-li-Y in the homecoming parade. Chuck Boston, lim Showalter and Bill Or.- discuss their float's slogan, Mow 'em Down. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-Back Row: Huff, IUNIOR AND SENIOR OFFICERS-Back Row: Bock, Bickel, Housand, Wolter, Cersey, Long. Second Row: Bueche, Richard, Proudfit, Roggemann, Krueckeberg. Front: Sundberg, Dinkle- Heath. Front Row: Childress, Hyndman, Meribela, dine, Showalter. Orr, johnson, Iennings, Hintz were not present. me W Cal' Debaters Battle with Words and Wits The debate team argued whether the United States should initiate free trade for their topic this year. Starting research in September, the debaters conducted a panel discussion on the sub- ject and later gave extemporaneous speeches. The topics of the speeches were points for and against free trade. The debaters, coached by lvlr. Douglas Hall, traveled to South Bend Central and LaPorte for sessions with other schools in this district. At a district banquet in the spring, the school with the winning team was announced. DEBATE TEAM-Clockwisex loyce Martsolf, Nelson Buck, David Geyer, Sylvia Geyer, Peggy Cleland, lim Nagle. Teams all over the nation debated the proposition written on the blackboard. Blackfriars Replace Speech Club Poetry Parade, the assembly given by the Blackfriars, was patterned after Arthur C-odtrey's Talent Scouts. At the program members of Black- triars read poems. Registering their approval on the applause meter, the audience chose Ron Wiggins the winner, the judges chose Margie Ruth Evans. Organized this year for students interested in make-up, publicity, properties and costumes as well as acting, the group replaced the Speech Club. The purpose of the club, sponsored by Miss Emily Davidson and Mr. Bruce Chamberlin, was to interest freshmen and sophomores in the var- ious phases ot dramatics. BLACKFRIARS OFFICERS-Standing: Squires, Campbell, Hindman. Seated: Smith. Newly named and reorganized. this popular club took the place of the Speech Club. ' 15 -fx . 4 -. Nts! it 'g fg v' 'uw fs n ' 5 1 Q. up 11' I - ,.'f . . s D F it 1 ,Il ,Fila J agszef I 'P 1:3 ' - :Ili X -I I .nu .lllli .nllll' ::::::: Q 2322225 - , 'II2S?' q:lll' , x ki ' - STARTLED by Patty's follower 'Ron Showalterl, Phoebe, Susan and Miss Willoughby lSharon Doylel are embarrassed at being caught eavesdropping. Quality Street by Barrie in May '54 Donning colorful costumes and designing intricate hairdos, the Thespians and the Speech Club members presented Quality Street, a comedy by james M. Barrie. Directed by Miss Emily K. David- son, the play was given in May l954, a change from the usual fall Thespian date. ln Act I Phoebe Throssil lMary K. Smithl tell in love with Captain Brown ll-lerb Andersonl who left her suddenly to go to war. ln Act ll, ten years later, Phoebe and her sister Susan llane Coxl taught school to earn a meager existence. Captain Brown returned in Act Ill to find Phoebe and Susan pov- erty striken. When the play ended, Phoebe and Captain Brown were engaged, much to Susan's delight. DECADE OF MISERY ends as Valentine Brown 'Herb Ander- sonl returns to Phoebe 'Mary K. Srnithl. Susan 'lane Coxl is happy to end her days of teaching. SMIRKS OF PLEASURE soon change to looks of dismay when Phoebe orders Blades 'Tim Bryant' and Spicer 'Dennis Bocki to leave and read improving books, v-W Q , K? ' Q sf 3 YQ I A ' 1? .. ,Z I x , - . , 4 A ,A Q f lf 1 3 N5 wi . .. V ' , Q -ww 1 N, ' V K , .. XM' SAM, u , 1'f'g'ieE?' 'lf'-nm f 'mf 4--.v x 1' twig? Y' N-,,-,, ., 329 '57, ' -E va' Eff Q .- , Q V Z , ,,,.,, .. ,Q v T -f mv i I i CLUMSY BIRD MAN ilon Crosel falls in his rush to retrieve PSYCHOLOGY EQUIPMENT goes flying as Laurie lBarbara his precious Melipius Umbellus Urnbellus. Gus lllene Stalker' Heiml returns from college Her father lRon Wigginsl is and Martha lMary Alice Menaughl hurry to help him. having trouble carrying the paraphernalia The Little Dog Laughed the udlence Too All the thermometers in the house were in use as the Huntington family found their energy peaks in the junior class play, The Little Dog Laughed, presented on March lO and ll. Laurie Huntington lBarbara Heiml, a student psychologist who re- turned home from college, practiced her art on the people around her, whether they were willing or not. Victims of her experiments were anyone from her parents to the maid who left thinking she had an LQ, of ZlO. When Laurie analyzed her parents, they retaliated by doing the same things to her that she had done to them, This brought about a crisis in her love life. All ended happily as Mr, Huntington gained a new business partner and Laurie a beau, OUT-PSYCHOLOGIZING the psychologist, Sid lRon Wigginsl, Martha 'Mary Alice Menaughl and Wally 'Dave Spalding' dance to get rid of their troubles. In an attempt to beat Laurie at her own game, they almost ruined her romance 0 -l v W X, I ' w W A ff 'Y K1 xt xf K I M m, . 'W .ff 3 x 4? if ,S E Ns f M 55 fu- wvd .nv M B qw Qu ff as Il U if 'Y 1 , , ' s sw R ' 5 If 1 i, if Q if S , mi , ,. ' -5, g 1 'Q 9 A W' , ' 1 - f Q , 1+ f Q38 2 AP Q if ,wjw ' zz, is 3 f QP f x if ki fxu vi! sr - 1.sV 'Lf' 4? i,t rs, 15 2 'E 'Q 1 ' i' if if g 1'f , , 9 will 5 it 2 I 3 3 Q 2 Q 1 3 '15 M M n fs Q g A 'A' L xx A H .ls if ,L QQ L R Carousel, Oklahoma A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Back Row: 1. Housand, Fites, Snyder, Prcudfit, Bush, Bukraiewski, Clark, Farkas, Bauer, Benson, Bruynell, Schalliol, Blume, Pittman, C-ygi, Miss Koch. Third Row: Miller, Culp, North, Martin, Shamo, Sundberg, Bolin, Boston, Pilkvist, Zimmer, Hill, johnson, Barrett, Crowel, joseph. Second Row: Turner, Crise, Mellen, De Ruyver, Ein- kopf, Sterzik, Foster, Gollatz, Prough, N, Campbell, Walters, B. Housand, larvis, Fredricks, Riggs, Keiser. Front Row: l. Campbell, Prickett, Smith, Wiekamp, Relicke, Buckley, Strang, Kelley, Stout, Wiseman, Lowe, Lott, Lehman, Chapman, Steele, Frederick. Performing is their businessl The A Cappella Choir of 80 voices, directed by Miss Frances Koch, sang at the Fall Festival, the May Festival and the Christmas Vespers. Appearing on television on March 24 pro- vided a new experience tor them. The Cecilians, a group ot girls from the choir, sang at the dedication ot the new Northside School and for such groups as the Newcomers Club and DAR. To meet requirements for membership in Music Honor Society, musical students performed before Sponsors Frances Koch, Madolin Hackett and Walter Bowers. who chose the best musicians. The big event of the year was the Stage Fright Concert on March 29. CECILIANS-Top Row: Foster, Relicke, l. Campbell, Buckley. Lehman, Collatz. Fourth Row: joseph, Turner, N. Campbell, Lott, Lowe, larvis. Third Row: Martin, Keiser, Cirise. Smith, Walters. Stout. Second Row: Frederick, Prough, Wiseman, Wiekarnp, Kel- ley. Bottom Row: Kling, Strang, Prickett, Mellen. 49 N, wi- ' Y, Ay. , ga 1. n. S Q JW Y . 'Q zz Q2 bl , ,lf If Ag- ,Q Ti, f -3' H fi yn 4 an W: Q 3? 5 , 7 .'- -'iff , . , 'Z 1 4 nigga , A .- ,,, . , it xr' Q. 13? V 'YJIOW ,1 Q. A , ,4 1,2551 4' 3 f 9 'fi 5 ff 4 .Y 'Il-Q,,4..'w1 I..- N I is 'lill-1 ALLTOLD REPORTERS--Third Row: Barron, Cerow. Menaugh Walters Personette Housand Crose First Row Wieczorek, Nelson, Keefer, Bolin, Smith. Second Row: Soens, Lenson Hopper Ostrowski Clark Wurster Marcave Celebrates First Birthday It took l7 days to publish each of the Z5 All- tolds. Editors had to anticipate news worthy events and assign reporters to cover them, Ten days before publication these stories were due. The following day the stories were edited and headlines were written, The type was set in South Bendg the plastic cuts for the pictures were made in Plymouth, When the proofs came back, the editors made a dummy by pasting the proofs on an old Alltold. The dummy was then sent to the school print shop where the paper was printed, On Friday morning the circula- tion department folded, counted and distributed the papers to the sponsor rooms, ALLTOLD V.l.P.'S, News Editor Smith, Feature Editors Chap- man and Endicott, discuss the gudge's comments in the score book The paper received a first class rating l ALLTOLD BUSINESS STAFF-Advertising Manager Relicke, Photographer Freeman, Art Editor Dykes, Circulation Manager Stayton. Phil Cermann re- placed Freeman as photographer after this picture was taken. The second semester editors were Editor Mary Dykes, News Editor Martha Endicott, Feature Editor Sara Cerow, Sports Editor jon Crose. 3 Initiate 13 Interview Mr, Portolese to see why he's still a bachelor. Find out from Mrs. DeBaun what it's like to be married to a handsome teacher. The l3 initiates of Quill and Scroll dashed hither and yon unearthing sense and nonsense like this to fulfill part of the requirements for initiation. Before reading these stories, they were inducted in a ser- ious ceremony where they lit seven candles sym- bolizing the qualities of journalism, The three people who were members last year presented the pins to the initiates chosen for outstanding work on the Alltold or Miskodeed staff, The local chapter is affiliated with the national organization. QUILL AND SCROLL-Back Row: Cermann. Hopper, Per- sinette, Zawadzki, Miss Stroble. Third Row: Challinor, Ostrow- ski, Stayton. Clark, Endicott. Second Row: Dykes, Relicke. Lott. Zirille, Front Row: Crittani, Miller. Lehman 53 The Alltold staff held a dance in the fall to treat the subscribers and to celebrate Marcave's first birthday. Marcave, whose name is derived from Maroon and Cavemen, has ap- peared in several Alltolds and on posters, As students sang Happy Birthday at the dance, the cartoon mascot surprised everyone by pop- ping out of his own cake? ' 6 oo 06.99 95- ,V- C'.,. '32 5 fs- A' of ' ,.fs,,v- Tue -Sf .51 ...C me Q4-.5 J' Q Q RHYME AND RHEBUS help sell lO5O Miskodeeds in the fall, Phil Cermann and Marv Clark paint the banner to hang in front of the library while Sharon Wiekamp admires their work Time and Hair Fly 36,000 PICTURES of underclassmen overflowed in room ZI9 the week after teachers' convention. Here Herb Bromberg. Rosemary Zirille and janet lensen mount the pictures in panels for the i955 Miskodeed, 'lWhat did I do to deserve this? moaned an uni happy lvliskoeditor as he began to rewrite a piece of copy for the thirteenth time. Writing copy, taking pictures and checking ids were only a few of the things that kept the editors awake at night and frustrated during the day The I4 Miskoeditors had an active and interesting year, They used skills they didn't know they had: manipulating slide rules to figure picture proe portions, cropping and mounting pictures and using new words such as galley proofs and gutter The staff had some frantic moments tool a page of Commercial Club copy was lost, deadlines were narrowly made and several pictures were taken with the slide in the camera, as Frantic iskoeditors CLEANING CUPBOARDS lviiskoeditors find a few of the many things they have lost Donn Croh and Carole Lehman file drafts of copy in the wastebasket while Margie Miller and Carl Pilk vist give the cabinet a lick and a promise YI IUNIOR MISKODEED STAFF-Top Row: Endicott, Shields Wieczorek, l-lahn, Boleriack, Lowe, Bent, Housand, Hopper. Second Row: Bush, Schalliol, North, Parcell, Soens, Doolittle 0 eet Deadlines Staff members were Editor Nancy Lott. Managing Editor lim Zawadzki, Business Manager lim Nagle, Circulation Manager Phil Cermann, Office Manager Sharon Wiekamp, Art Editor Mary Clark, Theme Editor Nancy Challinor, Activities Editors Margie Miller and Carole Lehman, Sports Editors Carl Pilkvist and Donn Croh, Underclass Editor Herb Bromberg. Senior Editor Rosemary Zirille and Faculty Editor janet lensen, Faculty sponsor was Miss Martha Miller. Checking spelling and id's and doing odd iobs were allotted to the iunior staff. These 22 candidates for the '56 statt spent Sth hours in room 2l6 helping the senior staff. i i, . 6 2 Lehman, Front Row: Zimmer, Showalter, Danneker, Kruecke- berg, Craven, Meengs. Some of these students were chosen for the '56 Miskodeed staff. CHOOSING COVER created an argument among Miskoeditors, Nancy Challinor, lim Zawadzki lstandingl, lim Nagle, Nancy Lott and Miss Miller, 'seated' admire the cover layout. x X lf , ,,,W PSF f 1 YOUNG MISHAWAKA IN SPORTS Sportsrnunded young men brought home many honors To do thus they spent long hours perfectung free throws practucung end runs dashung around the track traupslng over the golf course and pltchlng fast balls The Maroon followers avudly watched the results of these long hours of tralnung and loudly c eered these hardworkmg few v v 1 - . I . SQUIRMING. side-stepping, Skip Deal crashes through a host of would-be Central tacklers for yital yardage Proudfit and Hintz assure the gain with good blocks. Maroons Win at Home, Lose Two Away Two early season defeats by Adams and Central cost the Caveman a chance at the conference chame pionship. Then the Cavemen began to roll, winning six straight and finishing third in the conference standings. SOUTH SIDE. lvlishawaka racked up an early lead when Skip Deal, ending a long drive, plunged five yards to score ln the second quarter Deal broke loose on a 65-yard dash to make it l2fO. and Dan Ransberger ran lil yards for another TD Early in the second half Ransberger passed to Pat Canser for a fourth tally, The reserves took over and continued scoring: Dale Kline bolted nine yards for a score. Chuck Proudfit and Art Hughes each hit pay dirt in the last Quarter Final score 457 IOHN ADAMS. Mishawakas morale dropped after losing to the Eagles Ransberger made the first TD to send Mishawaka into the lead, Then Adams scored twice before the Cavemen mustered another score. Two more Adams' tallies ended the game l3-30. CENTRAL. The Bears broke into the scoring column first Then the Mishawakans recovered a Central bobble to set up their score, On the next play Deal found a hole in the line and sprinted l2 yards for the tally, l'm lennings converted to tie the score, The Bears scored again In the last quarter Dan Ransberger hit the middle of the line for a touchdown. but Central bloclfed the kick for their one point victory. l3Al-l MICHIGAN CITY. lvlishawaka rebounded from two losses to wallop Michigan City, 28 6 In only 93 seconds the Cavemen scored on a Deal to Bruce Yeakey pass. ln the second period the Cavernen tackled a City passer in the end zone for a safety. After the Cavemen marched 40 yards. Deal bolted two more for the TD Ransberger banged over to score later in the period. For the final score Deal. Chuck Proudfit and Ransberger carried the ball in a 40-yard march: Deal plunged over from the one EVANSVILLE BOSSE. After a slow start lvlislwaf waka scored l3 points in the third quarter. Dan Ransberger scored first with a one-yard leap. Later in the same quarter, Deal took a T-formation hand off from Quinn Benson and sped through the middle of the line for 36 yards and a touchdown. Skips conversion capped the evenings scoring, l3-7. C q I Q i f X p eghx 3.-,ik J 'Qs Sy- i z' ,. I s , j I .lt C GOOD STRAIGHT ARM allows Halfback Dave Hintz to gain extra yardage against a Bosse tackler. Dave, although injured for half the season, came back strong in the last four games. TOUCHDOWN BOUND, Half- back Chuck Proudfit skirts end to aid Cavemen in a 45-7 win over Fort Wayne Southside. FULLBACK RANSBERGER PLOVVS FOR SEVEN YARDS AGAINST CENTRAL. CRUSHING BLOCKS by Martin and Proudfit open up a small hole in the Central line for Skip Deal, With teamwork of this kind, the Maroons gained l4O yards rushing but fell to the Bears, l4-I3, WASHINGTON. Mishawakas mauling lvlaroons won their fourth game by defeating the Panthers. 28-O. It was Washingtons first shut-out in 4l games, With four minutes gone, lvlishawaka went ahead, 7-O, on a brilliant 39-yard run by Skip Deal and a four-yard plunge by Dan Ransberger. The Cavernen scored again on a Deal to Bruce Yeakey aerial and a third time on a Dave Hintz to Deal lateral, For the final score the Cavemen caught and tackled a Washington passer in the end zone for a safety. FORT WAYNE NORTH SIDE. Hold that Iinel was the cry heard in the last 30 seconds of the North Side game. On the eighth play in the first quarter, the Mishawakans scored when Skip Deal ran eight yards to pay dirt. Then North Side made it 7-7. The Cavemen couldn't muster another score until early in the third period when Dan Ransberger burst over from the four to register the TD that put Mishawaka back into the lead. North Side came back to tie up the game for the second time. Skip Deal, Pat Ganser, .lim Jennings Bolting seven yards on a reverse, Dave l-lintz drove into pay dirt to put the Cavemen ahead. When the final gun sounded, North was threatening from the four-yard line. Mishawaka held: the score: l9al3. LA PORTE. Mishawakas Maroons slogged to a 6-O victory over LaPorte on a rain-swept, snow-swept Tupper Field. Dave l-lintz ran l7 yards to score. ELKHART. Fumbles told the story in the game with Elkhart, Mishawakas tirst homecoming game. ln the first quarter the Maroons recovered a tumble on the Elkhart l8, and four plays later Skip Deal scored on a two-yard plunge. Atter recovering a fumble on the Elkhart ll late in the third quarter. Mishawaka made their second TD. Elkhart was held scorelessi Mishawaka, l-4, At the awards banquet sponsored by the Lions Club, Pat Canser was given the most valuable line- man trophy, while Skip Deal was awarded the most valuable player trophy. Canser, Deal, and jim len- nings made the AlI'Twin City and All-Conference teams. Make Honor Elevens 1 - I l.'l 5 HIT WITH SHOULDER, advises Coach DeBaun to linemen lim and Paul jennings and Dennis Martin during the Bosse game. Assistant Coach Smith watches the action on the field. 9 1 i::i:s:: 'SEER' .- -f -s-Isla VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Back Row: O'Lena, Hur- tekant, Cersey, Potts, Keller, Ronchetti, Rowe, Slater, Amos, Bruynell, Baldoni, Siple, Nasco, Snyder, Allison. Musary, Cirasso, Hughes. Second Row: Coaches Dykstra and DeBaun, Wachs, Case, Rospopo, Proudfit, Dale Kline, Pittman, Kanouse, Rupley, Witkowski, Don Kline, An- kney, Termont, Freeze, Coaches Smith and Wilson Front Row: Mgrs, Bowman and Bickel, t-lintz, Ransberger, Canser, Lechlitner, Martin, Bickel, Daggy, lennings, Yeakev, Celie Benson, Deal, Mgrs Seggerman and Marshall ff 1 Yagi ,- i x u V K1 , X i- a 97 H iS 33' 5' ff U ,J 8 Q 1 Q ,M - if Z. gt- 5559 Steodily in Cold B-TEAM FOOTBALL-Top Row: Coach Smith, Mgr. Bowman, Weinkaut, Pratt, Slater, Rowe, Malia, Musary, Bickel, Nagy. Third Row: Williams, Cannoot, O'Lena, Potts, Michels, LaFluer, Bunn, Heston, Lung, Crothers, l-lurtekant. Second Row: Wachs, Zimmer, Battles, Katz, Emmons, Vsfolf, Amos, Mahank, Shriner, Nothstine, Hatcher. Bottom Row: Middleton. Cersey, Allison, Rospopo, Grasso, Snyder, Hughes, Nasco, Keller, Siple, Termont, Ronchetti, FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-Top Row: Coach Chelminiak, Mgr, Cill, Minx, Miller, Crittani, Baker, Wells, DeBroka, l-lartnell, johnson, DeWinter, Voelkert, Mgrs. Lonie and Conner, Third Row: Frye, Powell, Ransberger, Kovach, Vxfhitaker, Watkins. Cultice, Forrest, Koblick, Wurster, Pendleton, Myers, Motsinger. Second Row: Smith, Butts, Arnett, Long, Cave, Proodfit, Bunn, jacobs, Neyorski, DuBois, Moraschi, Mast, Bottom Row: Phillips, Manuel, Daniels, Rnngle, De Morrow, Torok, Hardy, l-lesh, Nichols, Freeman, Vedner, Alwine STUDENTS' CHOICE for l-lomecomhg Queen was Cladys Cole Front Row: Tom Roytek, Veronica Tordi, Dennis Bock, Gladys Cole, jill Strang, Larry Barrett, Second Row: john Sondberg, Mary Alice Menaogh, Margaret Lenson, jim Showalter. Third Row: Dennis Wolter, jody Meoninck, Mary Ann Alexandrowicz, Curtis Huff SMILE COACH SMILE, the chant the student body voiced throughout the tourney, was not needed when the Maroons defeated Warsaw for their first regional crown in 28 years. LONG LE ROY scoops up a loose rebound in the Fort Wayne game as Canser 1241, Yeakey l3OI, Witkowski l2O1 and Hixenbaugh 1311 watch, johnson and t-lixenbaugh paced the Maroon attack with 4 I8 and IO points respectively Cavemen Make History' The Cavemen Cagers went farther in tournament play than any other team in the schools history, In i927 a lvlishawaka basketball team reached the Sweet Sixteen at lndianapolis but was defeated in the first game The vic tory this year over Hartford City in the first game of the semi-final set a new basketball record at lvll-l.S. The tournament trail for lvlishawaka was not an easy one. In the first sectional game the lvlaroons fought back to overcome a nine point deficit in the third quarter for a 66-6l victory over Central, the first sectional win over the Bears since l939. To reach the final game of the sectional, the Maroons posted wins over Adams and Washington-Clay, In the final game the lvlaroons ended a l6eyear search for a sectional title by blasting Riley, 70-53, After leading 54-43 in the fourth quarter of the Riley game, the Cavemen broke up the game by scoring ten straight points, LeRoy johnson, besides getting almost all the rebounds, added l6 points and George Hixen- baugh, along with his ball stealing and defensive work, added l2 points to the Mishawaka total. ln the first game of the regional, a nerve-wracking one. the Maroons scored four points in the last 40 seconds of an overtime to defeat Nappanee, 52-49. Prospects for winning were black for the Maroons as Nappanee, playing a control game, scored the first five points in the overtime. Then johnson and Pat Canser each scored a field goal and l-lixenbaugh calmly sank two free throws to put the Cavemen back in the lead. Bruce Yeakey finished the game's scoring with a lay-up. johnson led the scorers with 22 points. ln the evening the lvlaroons won their first regional in 28 years as they over-powered War- saw, 63-52. The determined Cavemen took over the lead in the second quarter and kept it from then on. Canser led the lVlIshawaka attack with 22 points. ln the two regional contests he hit l7 of l8 free throws. The Cavemen advanced to the final game of the Elk- hart semi-final by defeating Hartford City, 5l-43, After a poor first quarter the Maroons held the Airedales score- less for ten minutes while they ran the score to 36-l6, johnson once again led the Mishawaka attack with 22 tallies. ln the final game the fighting spirit which had enabled lvlishawaka to come from behind and beat Nap- panee and Central wasn't enough to Offset the re- bounding and scoring of Fort Wayne North Side. The lvlaroons' bid for the semifinal crown fell six points short, 48-54, as North Side broke the Cavemen's eleven game win streak and shattered the dreams of going to the state. GANSER CRABS Riley rebound in play-off game or sectional tournament as Witkowski l2Ol and johnso 4211 start toward the Maroon basket. lvlishawaka lvlishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka lvlishavvaka Mishawaka lvlishawaka Mishawaka 1955 TOURNEY SCORES Sectional Central Adams Washington-Clay Riley Regional Nappanee Warsaw Semi-Final Hartford City Fort Wayne North Side PROUD FANS urge team On tO .factory during the regional HIGH-SCORING LeRoy johnson leaps high to sink two points in the East Chicago Roosevelt game. As a sophomore, johnson was the Maroons' leading point producer. VARSITY BASKETBALL ' ii X. J . N s The cagers' accomplishments in the state tourney were the result of steady improvement throughout the season. During the winter, fans realized that Coach john Longfellow was devel- oping a spirit new to Cavemen cagers. The in- dividualism which plagued Mishawaka teams in the past vanished, and in its place appeared teamwork. With only three returning lettermen, Longfellow built up a team which compiled a winning season. After defeating Plymouth, the lvlishawaka five over-powered East Chicago Roosevelt. Paced by veteran Pat Canser with 20 points, the Maroons gained sweet revenge for the loss to Roosevelt last season. In this, his first varsity game, LeRoy johnson captured nearly 80 per cent of the re- bounds and passed off to teammates for driving lay-ups, The lvlaroons gained victories three and tour as they defeated Crown Point and Culver. Crown Point, playing a possession game, gave the Cave- men trouble until the fourth quarter when the Mishawakans broke loose for 23 points to earn a 58-41 victory. Cavemen Beat Yeakey, Ankney, Himgbaugh, Witkowski, Benson, johnson, DuBois. T ith. it il'-it ,XM ill ti R Q rj ,. jr ,Q . . s - md ui ,J 5 E 'v I 5- sa s- U E 5 y. if as S J x WASHINGTON ROAD BLOCK forces Skip Deal ll4l followed by Pat Car-iser l2-fll to seek a new route to the basket, The Maroons lost to the Panthers in a conference game, 69-74. Q D E i- E- Pi-v 3' .S The Cavemen broke the Elkhart jinx as they posted their first X S f win against the Blazers in five years. Canser, leading the Mish- ' haf E s Q' awaka attack, broke up a nip and tuck battle in the final period as he poured in i4 of his 20 point total. ss The Maroons lost their second conference game to the Red- skins of North Side. Never closer than six points, the Maroons could not get a sustained drive started. George Hixenbaugh paced the Cavemen cagers with I6 points. 0 0 Central Twice, dams Thrice! Pittman, Lechlitner, Ganser, Acrey, Deal, Coach Longfellow, Pilkvist. E' 3 IL. I 'Q 3 X UN-SUNG HEROES of the basketball campaign were Bob Witham lleftl and jim Nichols. As varsity managers they spent up to three hours packing equipment for each away game. For the second straight year in the finals of the holiday tourney, Washington defeated Mishawaka by two points. In a double overtime the lead changed hands three times before Washington dropped in the winning bucket. Canser led the Cavemen with i9 points. The Maroons had reached the final round of the tourney by defeating Adams, 60-49, the night before. The Maroons again beat the Adam Eagles as they evened their conference record to 2-2 with a 63f6l victory. johnson, the big gun in the lvlishawaka attack, scored 30 points and snagged a large share of the rebounds. With johnson scoring 27 points and Canser and Gene Witkowski hitting I2 and ll points respece tively, the Cavemen made the Archers of South Side their eighth victim. Leading, 31-23, at the half, the Maroons pulled steadily away and fin- ished well ahead with a score of 63-44. Coach Longfellow Confident All Season SCPHOMORE GENE WITKOWSKI aims for the basket and two SENIOR BRUCE YEAKEY goes high in the air on a lump shot points as Yeakey l3Ol closes in for the rebound. Gene was against the Central Bears. Bruce was one of the top rebounders one of the two sophomores on the starting five, on the Maroon squad as well as an offensive threat. 1: GEORGE HIXENBAUCH shows his uncanny passing ability as he gets set to pass off to LeRoy johnson cutting for the basket. Hixy was a ball-hawk and defensive standout on the 54-55 team. Carl Pilkvist came off the bench midway in the third quarter to lead the Cavemen to a 52-49 victory over Burris of Muncie. Pilkvist and Bruce Yeakey, each with l2 points, combined forces in the last quarter to insure the ninth victory of the season for the cagers. After the Muncie Burris game the Cavemen ran into the upper-crust of the state's teams. Michigan City, number nine in the state, turned back the Maroons. 64-50. Crispus At- tucks, one of the two top teams in the state, demonstrated their versatile hardwood talents by soundly trouncing Mish- awaka 84-59. The Cavemen next journeyed to Hammond Noll where they were defeated, 59-45. Hammond had lost only one game in l5. The Cavemen broke a three game losing streak by defeating Kendallville, 60-5l, Though they led all the way, they had to stand off a last quarter Comet rally in order to win. Pays Off The Maroons, hitting at a sizzling .507 clip, crushed the Central Bears, 88-7l. The Cavemen showed their best of- fensive effort of the season by making use of sharp passing. accurate shooting and good rebounding. The total score of the two teams set a modern scoring record of l59 points. Maintaining their torrid scoring pace, the Cavemen blasted LaPorte, 80-60. I-ligh-scoring johnson led the Maroons with 35 points, two short of the gym record set by jim Kocsis last year. Maroon guards, Witkowski and l-lixenbaugh, turned in another fine floor game. The Cavemen extended their winning streak to four games as they trounced Goshen, 7l-53. Seniors Yeakey and Ganser sparked the win with l4 and l2 points respectively, The game with the Redskins marked the end of the regular season play and left the Maroons with a l3-7 record, one better than the I2-8 record of last year. DEAL AND PILKVIST outreach Culver defender for the bail and two points. Culver was an easy victim as l2 of the l5 Cavemen squad scored with johnson hitting I5 points, 69 B-TEAM BASKETBALL-Top Row: Mgr. Bright, Martin, Nidiffer, Ronchettr '40 Witkowski, Crook. Bottom Row: Mgr. Heston, Patishall, Kizer, Reeves, De Vorkin Watson Allison, Coach Smith. 5 J Q ,, , , Q PV? JJ ll al - I i c A 3.. Q Maroons 4th in Conference FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Top Row: Wagley, Cumce, Fam, Copeland, Fry. Third Row: Mgr. Conner, lacobs, Guard, Evans, DuBois, Sowers, Hood Weber, Crittani, Nichols, Mgr. Witham. Second Row: DeMorrow, Doo little, Klaer, Bathje, Proudfit, Lindzy, Stine, Benson, Hardy. Bottom Row Coach DeBaun, Cave, Freeman, Manuel, Nolen, Kovach. 'I955 BASKETBALL Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Holiday Tour Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka ':Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka 69 Plymouth 58 East Chicago Roosevelt 58 Crown Point 6l Riley 56 Culver 68 Elkhart 55 Fort Wayne North Side nament 60 Adams 49 Washington 63 Adams 63 Fort Wayne South Side 69 Washington 52 Muncie Burris 50 Michigan City 59 Crispus Attucks 45 Hammond Noll 60 Kendallville 88 Central 80 LaPorte 7l Goshen :Conference Games 27: f:DoubIe Overtime iv CROSS COUNTRY TEAM -Back Row: Pilkvist, I. Williams, W, Williams, Chamberlin, Mumby, Catlin, Second Row: Mgr. Barrett, C-riggs, Hamilton, Uhl, johnson, Bennett. Front Row: Schaffer, Likes, Dinkledine, Hale, Eggleston, Livesay, Standing: Coach Burgess. Harriers 1st in Sectionalg 14th in State 1954 CROSS COUNTRY 5iMishawaka 3l Fort Wayne North Side 'Mishawaka l8 Michigan City Mishawaka 20 LaPorte 'Mishawaka l5 Adams i5:Mishawaka 20 Elkhart iiMishawaka l7 Central 'Mishawaka 33 Riley ZfiMishawaka l6 Goshen Shortrldge lnvitational lOth Conference Sectional State l4th :Conference Meets FAST GETAWAY OPENS CROSS COUNTRY SECTIONAL lt was a good season for the cross country team. They won six of eight dual meets, copped the sectional and fin- ished l4th in the state meet. Paced by returning lettermen, julian Williams and Warren Chamberlin, the harriers swept to impressive wins over Central, Michigan City, LaPorte, Adams, Elkhart and Riley. They were defeated by Fort Wayne North Side, who later became conference champs, and Riley. Winning the sectional was the high point of the season. The victory enabled the team to go on to the state meet where they finished l4th out of l62 teams. WIGGINS AND CHAMBERLIN SET PACE. '-+------- - we---..i LEAPIN' LEROY johnson jumps up and over the six foot mark, Beach Arrowsmith and LeRoy gave Mishawaka the one- two punch sometimes needed in the high jump. SPEEDY SOPHOMORE Ernie Ringo lrightl leaps high in the air. Ernie was the Cavemen's number one broad jumper for two seasons with jumps of I9 feet or better. Team Takes Title VARSITY TRACK TEAM-Top Row: Coach Burgess, Brown, LaFluer, Yeakey, Lechlitner, Kline, Eggers, 1. Williams, johnson, Chamberlin, L. Williams, Mumby, Groh, Beach Arrowsrnith, Cersey, Phillips, Mammolenti. Bottom Row: Proudfit, Hintz, Hogue, Hughes, Case, Stephens, Dinkledine, Mgrs. Bob Arrowsmith and Chil- dress. Demonstrating Starting: Ringo, Wayne. q.. Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka Mishawaka North Side Eastern Div Conference Sectional Regional 1954 TRACK 58 Fort Wayne South Side 72 Central 84 IX2 Niles 54 2X3 Elkhart 7O V3 Washington 80 Adams 50 Elkhart I nvitational ision Conference 42 37 24 l 54 l 38 29 59 3rd 4th lOth lst 4th Zn 3 X2 X3 f VT wiv I x, .? Why did they do it? Why were they willing to run a mile on a cold March day, to heave a l2-pound iron ball time after time or to pick themselves up and jump over a six-toot bar again? lt was the compe- tition, the thrills and the fun ot winning that made the tracksters spend tatiguing hours of practice, rain or shine. They liked to win, They beat Ft. Wayne South Side, Central, Niles, Elkhart, Adams and Washington in the dual meets. They liked the meets where the competition was keen. ln the big meets the Misha- wakans tied for third in the North Side Invitational, placed fourth out of l9 teams in the eastern division 1 - Q3 Q, n .Q S Q JAI4 meet and finished tenth out of 34 teams in the all- conference meet. Surprising everyone, including the coaches, they won the sectional. Out of the eight Cavemen who ran in the regional, Beach Arrowsmith, LeRoy johnson, Chuck Proudtit and julian Williams placed, and so, were qualified to run in the state meet. They were thrilled when they set new school records. Beach Arrowsmith stepped off the high hurdles in l5.l seconds at the sectional meet: Chuck Proudtit ran the low hurdles in 2O.l seconds on Tupper Field to set new records and LeRoy johnson jumped to 6' l3L1 to tie the school record in the high jump at Cary. B-TEAM TRACK--Top Row: Coach Alexander, Mgr. Eggleston, O'Lena, Craveel, Crothers, Schaffer, Spalding, Mgr. Pratt. Second Row: Kline, Allison, Ward, Nasco, Rupley, Bennett, Slater, Ciszczon, Sundberg. Bottom Row: Woltman, DeVos, Richardson, Witham, Liv- esay, Bickel, Tordi, Maggart, Toombs, Williams. STEPPING HIGH, Chuck Proudfit clears the hurdle with ease. Chuck ran the low hurdles in 2O.l seconds to set a new school record. mv-eg. 5 A VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-Back Row: England, Musary, Martin, Pittman, Benson. Infielder Phil Hitchner shows the Mgrs. Enders and Balog, Dutoi, Myers, lennings, Canser, Deal, correct way to slide into base as third baseman Art Celie Coach Wilson. Front Row: Stuart, Nagy, DuBois, Bodnar, demonstrates the proper tagging technique. - New . ' , - K 1954 BASEBALL Mishawaka 4 Washington Mishawaka I Riley Mishawaka 1 Adams f:Mishawaka 3 Michigan City '::Mishawaka 5 Washington 'Mishawaka 3 Riley Mishawaka 5 St. joseph ' Mishawaka O Central 'Mishawaka I Adams 'Mishawaka O Laporte Mishawaka 4 St. loseph 'Mishawaka 5 Elkhart 'Mishawaka 3 Michigan City 'Mishawaka 5 Washington Mishawaka 2 Niles ' Mishawaka I Riley 'Mishawaka 3 Central 74 Conference Carnes SOUTHPAW KENNY ENGLAND shows the 'Q'fW pitching form that made him one of the top hurlers in the Conference, , 1 .1 .1 Batsmen Skin Wildcats--Twice! :Efs EQ' f' Q 3 . 4 1' l fs 4 4 I N. B-TEAM BASEBALL- Standing: Mgr. Buch- mann, Hale, Housand, Potts, Dorbin, Freeze, Martin, Snyder, Basham, Walker, Basinger, Hat- cher, McKamey, Mgr. Bright. Sitting: Cooper, Ronchetti, DeVorkin, Hurtekant, Hanchar, Witkowski, Malia, Gian- nuzzi. Kneeling: Coach Longfellow, Litke. After dropping their first three games to Washington, Riley and Adams, the Cavemen bounced back to beat an unbeaten Michigan City nine. Collecting tour of their six hits in one inning against the Red Devils, the Maroons inaugurated their Eastern Division NIHSC season with a 3-2 win. Spirited by this win, the Cavemen tied Wash- ington and won two straight over Riley and St. joseph, the latter a 5-O shut out. Their victory spree was short lived and their chances tor a winning season were lost as the Cavemen won only three of their last ten games. As two of the three wins were against conference foes, lvlishawaka managed to keep out of the conference cellar. Against Washington, pitcher Ken lLeftyl England won his own game, 5-3, as he tanned eleven Washington batsmen and hit a single and a double. The other triumphs came over St. joseph and Riley, the latter by a l-O score which spoiled the Cat's title chances. CALMLY WAITING for his turn at bat, Nat Pit- tman eyes the opposing pitcher. Nat, batting in clean-up position, came through with timely hits during the season. 75 Six love, love six, called a tennis player to announce the score early in a tennis match. The tennis squad, half freshmen, won tour and lost five matches. With a record of two wins and two losses at the halfway point of the season, the Misha- wakans suddenly went into a downspin, losing three of tive matches to finish the season. Bob DePree, captain and top-seeded man on the team, won eight out ot nine matches. His loss was to Roger Wendt, Northern Indiana junior Champion, from LaPorte. DE FREE WAS NUMBER TWO PLAYER IN NORTHERN INDIANA Tennis Team Serves MHS o 4-5 Season ,Tr KAW 6 W 6,4- it-nw M ,,, P-W rv WWE' 'Shiv' gmrxwlllff W .i, ii11u.a,,n, Stfxwlmq WXSYIDWA HA a-ga 75, L Www HAWAH4 'xx I954 TENNIS Mishawaka 2 Fort Wayne North Side 3 Mishawaka 3 Riley 2 Mishawaka Z Adams 3 Mishawaka 3 Goshen 2 Mishawaka l Elkhart 4 Mishawaka 2 Michigan City 3 Mishawaka 3 LaPorte 2 Mishawaka 5 St. joseph O Mishawaka 2 Central 3 Z Conference Matches TENNIS TEAM-Top Row: Hoff, Kuss. Enright, Kamerer, jacobs. Second Row: Coeller, Hickman, Spears, Lindzy, Klotz, Kase, Kerckaert, Coach Arndt. Front Row: Swadener, Dinkledine, Beltz, DePree, Phillips, D. Hyndrnan. Absent when pic- ture was taken: johnson, T, l-lyndman, l-lotle, Maques. l954 GOLF ifiMishawaka 8'2 Central 6I'2 if:Mishawaka Illz LaPorte 3',2 Mishawaka 6 Plymouth 9 'iMishawaka I 3 I 2 Michigan City I I2 ifiMishawaka I5 Riley O i'Mishawaka I2 Adams 3 'Mishawaka 9 Central 6 Mishawaka I5 Valparaiso O 'fiMishawaka IOI2 LaPorte 4l,2 :f:Mishawaka I2'z Michigan City 252 'Mishawaka I3'2 Riley I V2 4tMishawaka IZIZ Hammond Tech ZIQ State Meet 3rd i3:Conference Matches iiEast-West Division Playoff GOLF TEAM-Back Row: Ellsasser, Deet- hardt, Leonard, Krueger. Front Row Coach Wukovits, Coppens, Books, Mullin Kimble, Putting: Wickham. Golf Five Beat Hammond Tech COME ON, HIT IT! says Ben Leonard as he tells lim Ellsasser how to blast out of a sand trap. Keep your head down and keep your eyes on the ball. XX 3 759 6 , J 1 51'-' ag' he gr . i f Putting putts properly, , the Cavemen dominated ' ' the northern Indiana links :- and captured the confer- GFICG CFOWFI. They started the season with two wins: Central, 8V2 - 6V23 LaPorte, II 'fi - 3V2. In the next match, a non-conference affair with Plymouth, they sustained their only loss of the season. Forging ahead, they knocked off their next eight foes to clinch the eastern division title, IO-O. ln the con- ference play-off they downed Hammond Tech, IZUQ - ZV2, the crucial match that they had lost in I953. They finished third out of Zl teams in the state meet. The first five, Ben Leonard, Dick Coppens, jim Mullin, Phil Deethardt and john Wickham, were all seniors. In their best match against Riley, they shot 76, 78, 77, 81 and 75 respectively to win I5-O. l-low many track shoes will we need? Are there enough shoulder pads to outfit the B-team? These are typical of the problems that face the athletic council every year when they discuss the budgets for various Sports, Under the sponsorship of Mr. Francis Hill, the M-lvlen sold pro- grams at the football games. The annual Lettermen's Banquet capped the season's activities. LEAP-FRCCCING cheerleaders, Carolyn Cowen and Sally Roelandts, urge students to cheer as they leap over Troy Leinbach, Nancy Leavens and Barbara Choquette. For Sports: Budgets, Cheers, Sweaters ATHLETIC COUNCIL-Standing: Smith, Arndt, Dykstra Chelminiak, Wilson. Seated: Myers, Baker, Karst, Wukovits, Burgess, Hlntz, DeBaun. M-MEN-Top Row: Beltz, Barrett, Kanouse, Freeze, Daggy Bickel, Lechlitner, Deal, Canser, P. Jennings, Celie, W Williams, Marshall, Mr. Hill. Second Row: I. Williams, Catlin England, Pittman, Arrowsmith, Hughes, Chamberlin, Benson johnson, l-lixenbaugh, Proudfit, Wiggins, Bottom Row: Yeakey Croh, l-lintz, 1. lennings, DuBois, Mumby, Bodnar, Dinkledine Hyndman, DePree, Seggerman, Ransberger. 'I Do I have to do that? squealed a new member being initiated into the Cirls' Ath- letic Association. Old members led initiates around an obstacle course where they walked on wet, cooked spaghetti, skipped rope blind- folded and did other queer antics. At their regular monthly meetings the 85 members learned new steps in round dancing and played volleyball and basketball. Under the direction of a new sponsor, Miss Rebecca l-lill, the club did many other things: sold mints and peanut brittle and lost to the faculty in a volleyball game. The annual mother and daughter banquet wound up the year's events. 7 TEAMS, 70 GIRLS took part in CAA basketball the past season. Carole Moats of the champion team is trying to out lump Catherine Van Driessche of an opposing team. For GAA Inltlatlon Cbstacle Course GAA Back Row Avery Moats Bolin Enders Del-lart Mariorie Soule, Mazurkiewicz, Plummer, Tumbling: Austin, lennings Margaret Soule Personette Smith Front Row Miller, These girls spent one 4th hour as well as one evening Alexandrowicz Van Driessche Hagan Huenerkopf Polomskey a week in C.A.A. activities. X -x., 3,3 2 9 1 vf 969 YOUNG MISHAWAKA AND FRIENDS Young Mushawakans luke teenagers everywhere engoyed sharnng thenr good tnmes wnth theur frnends and even more fun was the chance to make frlends wnth Mr Ando a Fullbrlght scholar who observed Englnsh classes and demonstrated trucks of magnc at the sophomore Hn Y meetung Getting to know their teachers was fun, 'M il f--eh-4 '! ' .mm-u Prmclpal Russell R Myers l had to choose between teachung and meducune when I graduated from hugh school saud Pruncupal he began to teach un a one room school at the age of l7 Sunce then l'e has taught un seven dufferent publur schools and was the executuve offucer of the Naval Gunnery School servung the San Francusco Bay area durung World War ll Lookung back over these ex peruences Mr Myers feels that he could not have found a more satusfyung career When he relaxes Mr Myers lukes to read especually hustorucal fuctuon Also he spends tume hukung gar denung and supervusung work on hus farm Thus year Mr Myers mayor problem was fundung room for l9OO students For the furst tume every room un Mushawaka Hugh School was un use every hour V I P s Run School Smoothly Superintendent John J Young I feel teachung us a great professuon and that many young people faul to see uts umportance saud Dr john Young l-le planned to go unto the fueld Of edu catuon whule a senuor at hugh school To pay for hus college expenses, he worked as a coal muner raulroad yard clerk and bellhop At the present tume Dr Young leads a very busy lufe Bowlung, shootung golf and fushung are among hus hobbues l-le us very unterested un cuvuc affaurs and encourages organuzatuons such as the YMCA and Boy Scouts Two of Dr Young s most duffucult problems are employung competent teachers and provudung class room space Sunce the new North Sade School has been put unto use, the problem of lumuted space has been slughtly eased 82 is A ' me , Q f , , S ur. ' ' Ag, f A yg, U . . , we l T W u Russell R. Myers. Deciding on the field of education, L!-'fin' au -I K V h l g S will ' l , I I O O . as Assistant Principal Walter johnson Dean of Girls Lynetta E. Wilson Business Manager George I. Huys Assistant Principal Walter johnson has traveled in 25 countries and every continent except South America. Serving as dean of boys, he handles the problems of boys and the problem boys. Dean of C-irls Lynetta Wilson gives aid and ad- vice to 956 girls and sponsors the Student Council. She worked for four different newspapers, traveled in 41 states and likes to take movies. Business Manager George l-luys is very interested in his new job, handling the financial affairs for the school city. After office hours he likes to bowl and watch high school sports events. BOARD OF TRUSTEES- Mrs. Vivian Carlit, secretaryg Mr, C. C. Bodineg Mr. Mel- vin Hibschmang Mr, C. H. Beutter, treasurerg Mr. F, 1. Hums, president, The Board saw the new North Side School finished and the high school rewired PREPARINC BULLETINS and answerlng phone calls typ ng and mlmeographlng fnllng cards nd keepung records make up a da, s work for offlce clerks Charlotte Sllvers and Loss Schroeder rg Q gi AAA, .A.4,, MR ARMIN AMOS sponsor of Ushers Club enloys wood worklng as a hobby luked traveling rn the mountains of Kentucky teaches bookkeeping general business MR KENNETH ARMEL pnnt snop teacher takes color slrdes of hrs new son pnnts has own Chnstmas cards has salled over 250 OOO mules of ocean MR RUSSELL ARNDT teaches soclal studres llkes tned chlcken apple ple enloys readlng talkung yard work us a graduate of Notre D me MR EUGENE AXNIX vocatronal teacher lrkes to hunt and IS does not luke to hear students use the word ya lakes rlfle shootlng IS a sponsor of Englneerlng Club MR WARD BAKER as chalrman of social studies department enjoys flshlng and photography grows roses an an attractuve backyard reads books about Clvll War MISS IANE BEBB freshman and sophomore counselor sp nds her summers at Burch Lake traveled coast to coast and to Hawan worked nn a mun tuons plant MR MERLE BLUE hustory and cntuzenshup teacher won D A R award for hnstory an hugh school sponsors lunror l-lr Y and counsels lunrors worked ln Pentagon MR WALTER BOWERS dlrects the band buult hns house with the help of has father llkes to play ping pong wrth hrs two sons traveled to Smokres MISS CHARLOTTE BRAGG heads the home economlcs de partment ns lnterested In new recupes and lnteruor decoratlng was manager of a lunch room for tourists MR ROY BROMAN m nages math department likes al kinds of fresh rult enjoys Ilstemng to music funds tough math problems a challenge Amos Armel Arndt Axnlx Baker Bebb B ue Bowers Bragg Broman 84 f'h... ' l ' . ' Vi A I 'h fs,.. ' ' ' ' 15 ' P' E X I MRS. IEAN ANN BRUNER teaches clothing . . . sang solos in the Purdue Music Hall and the National Anthem at a Purdue wrestling match . . . worked as a telephone operator. MR. RALPH BURCESS coaches track and teaches math . . . chooses fishing, golf and gardening as hobbies . . . teaches an adult Sunday school class for the East Methodist Church. MR. WILLIAM CARMICHAEL taught typing the first semester, then left to take a job at Bendix Aviation . . . likes to watch his favorite game, baseball. MR. BRUCE CHAMBERLIN, English teacher, was vice president of the M.H.S. Student Council when he was a senior . . . worked as radio and TV announcer. MR. IOHN CHELMINIAK, biology teacher, taught lifesaving and canoeing at Boy Scout camp . . . golfs, swims and fishes . . . worked as a trail crewman in Glacier National Park. MRS. CLADYS CONANT, school nurse, was graduated from South Bend Central High School . . . has done various kinds of nursing: private duty, institutional and visiting. MR. THEO CORRELL teaches drafting . . . operates a wood shop in his home . . , enioys watching high school plays . . . was once a barber . . . liked traveling through Smokies. MR. ROBERT CURTIS. Latin teacher, likes to read bio- graphies . . . has two daughters . . . saw most of western Europe while in military service. MR. LESTER DAHL teaches math, shoots golf in the 90's and averages I46 in bowling . . . has traveled in about 30 of the 48 states . . . manages the high school book store. MISS EMILY DAVIDSON teaches English . . . coaches plays . . . collects bisque angels, stage programs . . . worked in summer stock companies . . . organized Blackfriars this year. MR. GARNETT DE BAUN spends his leisure time with three sons . . . worked in a meat packing plant . . . teaches citizenship . . . returned to M.H.S. from Crown Point. MISS MARY DUNN teaches typing, shorthand, office prac- tice . . . likes to listen to classical music and see plays . . made parts for sub-machine guns during war. .15- Bruner Burgess Carmichael Chamberlin Chelminiak Cqnanf Correll Curtis Dahl Davidson DeBaun Dunn Teachers atch TV, Travel . . . THREE FAVORITE girls, ages four months and two years, enjoy their favorite baby sitter Mr. Roger Favorite. Father Favorite spends most of his spare time with his daughters. 85 W' J-'V ine' Dykstra Favorite Foulke Gould Hahn Hall Harden Hardisty .. 'o .wg gb bfw 1 ' 0 'ol MR. EUGENE DYKSTRA coaches football antl instructs gym , played on Chicago Tribune All-Star Football Team , . . was a lifeguard in Chicago, MR. ROGER FAVORITE, wood shop teacher, makes articles of aluminum and wood at home . . , was once within arms length of Stalin , . . spent four months as prisoner of war, MR. FRANK FIRMANI teaches vocational drafting , . . hunts and fishes , . . collects classical records and data on lnfliana history . . , was Deputy County Assessor. MISS RUTH FOULKE heads business education department . . . likes to visit historical places . . enioys reading , . . :ooks for a pastime . . , sponsors Commerical Club, MR. ROBERT GOULD, English teacher, plays tennis and piano . . , was once lost on a mountain slope overnight . . . likes ice cream but is on a diet , . . sponsors Book Club. MISS MADOLIN HACKETT conducts orchestra . . , loves her cocker spaniel, Tarbaby . . . owns record collection of which Franck D Minor Symphony is her favorite. MR. ROBERT HAHN teaches math . , . hunts and fishes . . , reads in spare time . . . was a salesman in a fur shop and a plumber . . , traveled coast to coast. MR. DOUGLAS HALL, English teacher, reads historical novels when not watching TV . , . finds photography interesting . , likes roast beef and the color blue . , . coaches debate. MR. ALLAN HAMMER teaches art . , . makes collections of butterflies, animals, snakes and lndian relics . . , water skis and rides horses when seeking outdoor fun. MISS MILDRED HARDEN, math instructor, enjoys sewing and gardening . . . traveled to England, Holland . . . toured Paris . . . took boat trip down Rhine River in Germany. .,,g,,g? MISS RAE HARDISTY teaches social studies , . . finds any new place interesting . . , collects American pressed glass . . . likes to grow flowers . . . crochets and knits. MISS MARY ANN HAYWARD teaches clothing , . , bowls, swims and plays tennis . . . enjoys listening to music , , sponsors Student Council Social Committee. Firmani Hackett Hammer Hayward Garden, Grade Tests. . . llmll NHSTIM W3lli l , 9 3 . 00' O ., 'i Q 0. 'ik I -50? J 0- . B X ., A 1 Sw, FT , L ,NVQ E'r,'r- .Q HAM OPERATOR W9LG, Mr. Darl Wood, talks to other radio operators throughout the country, MI' NVood has been vw-jfrking with radios for about 35 years 86 MRS RUTH HEETER reglstrwr collects antlque dlshes rates French fried onuons and spaghett: as her favorite food duslrkes rude people loud musuc n beets MR FRANCIS HILL I l s dfe te h hun s w llc1 xlsntcrl many hrstorucar shruncs and nutlonal parks es flsh hunt and oa sponsors M Mens u MISS REBECCA HILL instructs gurls gym ylslted every state except Florida lakes to swam and knut couches cweerleaders taught handxcraft ln p rks MISS MARY HOOPENGARDNER teaches Englush spends spare tame lastenlng to good mus c fund readlng novels restful rs fond of chucken and the color blue MISS IUNE IOHNSTON Spamsh teacher studies French IU Center watches TV plays puano anfl lnkes to read has been to Florlda and Smoknes MISS CATHERINE IONES library assnstant chooses lanc Eyre as fayorlte book llkes to travel and swam dlsapproves Of all llarS IS Curator of Children s Museum MRS EVELYN IONES teaches cltlzenshlp traveled ID nearly all of the 48 states plans to go to Europe enjoys anythlng and everythnng to do wlth food MISS REBECCA KABEL teaches Englrsh collects an tlques spends spare tame readmg us bothered by the new fast tnme advlses lumor Red Cross MR CHARLES KARST chemistry teacher has several hobbies radro photography and gardenmg lakes steak but duslnkes common ordsnary weuners and the color red MISS FRANCIS KOCH teaches musrc apprecuatnon and du rects chorr runs up hugh bowllng scores collects Bach manuscripts and foreugn editions of muslc MR IOHN LONGFELLOW coaches basketball spends spare tume wnth daughter saw has 29th sectnonal tourney thus year and vxa Z9 years of age IU March teaches math MISS THELMA MARTIN comes to the English department from Mann unlor Hugh dlrected a communlty center rn lndlanapolus gardens and reads hlstorlcal novels Heeter E Iones Kabel Karst GABBING AND GARDENING Mr Merle Blue and Mr Ward Baker spend a fruendly Saturday afternoon dlscusslng such varued toprcs as the best klnd of lawn fertrllzer or why Mlshawaka lost Frnday nnght s game Collect Curlos Hoopengardner Iohnston C ones Koch Longfel' w Marhn Iss- .Qui X 1' 61. 4+ l 87 REALLY WORKING Mass Rebecca Hall delrvers the ball for a struke Muss Hull gurls gym Instructor us a member of one of the eleven faculty teams that bowl every week I 1 A'1g'5 l , 3 A Y 1' ni 'W' Q w.. I MR WILLIAM MIDDLETON heads the vocational depart ment worked as a machunust and draftsman vusated New York Cnty and Yellowstone Natlonal Park MISS MARTHA MILLER teaches bookkeepung spon sors the Muskodeed weaves kntts and reads un spare tnme h s taught un three states MISS MARGARET MOIST math teacher sophomore coun selor buult bedroom furnnture rescued herself and hors from quncksand managed berry patch MISS ANNA MONHAUT heads the :ngllsh department grows a beautlful flower garden lakes to read bn ographues engoys drlvtng In the country MISS RUBY PERKINS teaches government and counsel sensors en oys lnterlor decorating travels fushes plays the plano lnkes to make salads lams MR DON PORTOLESE teaches woodshop earned let ters playnng basketball and football at Mlshawaka Hugh School worked as carpenter MR DAVID ROBERTSON hustory and cntnzenshup teacher was a bellhop at a yacht club ID Marne Iukes to travel bncycled through Europe lukes lobster MRS SANDRA ROWE teaches Engllsh swrrns and water skns lnkes to read and keep house lusts horse back rndnng satlnng and creatuve wrutung as hobbles MRS PATRICIA SMITH home economscs teacher llkes to sew und knut taught handlcraft at a Camp Fnre camp was a duetutran and a welfare worker MR ROBERT SMITH buology teacher traveled all over the Unlted States Iceland Cuba and Puerto Rnco delnvers new trucks and autos ID summer Middleton Muller Moist Monhaut Perklns Portolese Robertson Rowe P Smnth R Smith DW' 'Z' 88 -5 '9' .,g,:Ei .. I' '-.. I ,. T A ' v-'1 . ' '- ' P - '-V. - 'S -.1t' .'111 1 ' ' ' I I I ' I 3 :I 4 - . A . I HK , frrkmw' f A 1 an 9' MR. EARL STINE teaches biology . . . likes to do gardening and landscaping . . . raises bees as a hobby . . . played football in high school . . . is Biology Club sponsor. MISS HELEN STODDART, English teacher, spent childhood in Canada . . . collects music and poems . . . likes choco- late . . . dislikes students who don't take responsibility. MISS MARY ELLEN STROBLE teaches English . . . keeps a photo album . . . likes all day shopping trips . . . is learning to cook . . . sponsors the Alltold. MRS. MARY SWARTZ, a teacher in commercial departe ment, plays the piano . . . worked in Atomic Energy Plant in Richland, Washington . . . likes to swim and watch TV. MRS. HELEN TEETERS, head librarian, likes to sew and embroider . . . found eating in school tearoom enjoyable . . . dislikes students who mistreat books. MISS LELA WARD teaches English . . , sews, cooks. reads and collects plates . . . likes to travel and do things with her friends . . . schedules the assembly programs. MR. ROBERT WARRINC, machine shop teacher, likes bird dogs, hunting . . . won high school oratory contest . . . likes to watch sports on TV . . . played high school baseball. MR. EVERETT WELSH teaches vocational electric shop . . . farms twenty acres, grows asparagus . . . likes to eat steak and potatoes . . . tinkers with radios as hobby. MR. GEORGE WILSON, history teacher, spends spare time fishing, golfing . . , is baseball coach . . . dislikes students who don't live up to their abilities. MR. DARL WOOD heads the science department . . , has many hobbies: stone cutting, electrical work, forestry, fish- ing, stamp collecting, metal work . . . dislikes fast time. MR. VICTOR WUKOVITS is the golf coach and health teacher . . . was chosen for All-Star Basketball squad in l942 . . . played in the NCAA Basketball Tournament. MR. LOWELL YAW, superintendent of buildings and grounds, teaches a drafting class . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . says his favorite food is shrimp. Swim, Sew, Sponsor Clubs 1 I P 1 .'5- 'fall Stine Stoddart Stroble Swartz Teeters Ward Warring Welsh Wilson Wood Wukovits Yaw SEVEN-MINUTE icing tempts Miss Helen Stoddart as she watches Miss Lela Ward frost a cake. Miss Mary Dunn 'Ieftl waits for the first piece. 89 f FIRST IN LINE to get their class rings are the senior class officers: President Quinn Benson, Vice President janet Reed, Secretary Carole Lehman and Treasurer Donna Wurst VALEDICTORIAN NANCY LOTT ELVERA BACINARA WENDY BARRON DALE BAUER DAVID BICKEL IACQUELINE CAMPBELL NANCY CHALLINOR MARILYN CHAPLIN MARY CLARK IUDY EINKOPF THOMAS FARKAS MIKE FRIEDMAN MARILYN FRY PHILIP GERMANN MARY ANN CRITTANI BETTY CWIN RICHARD C-YCI DON HICKMAN MARLENE HILLAERT 90 Seniors Like Being Seniors 1955 Honor Roll DAVID HINTZ DAN HYSKA JUDY KELLEY EMILY KLINE IANICE LA PEKIS CAROLE LEHMAN NANCY LYNCH ANDREW MAST DEANNA MEAD SU MOTIS HENRY NORLIN ROBERT PERSONETTE SANDRA PLUMMER IANICE PROUCIH HENRY QUIST IANET REED BARBARA RELICKE SUE RITTER SALUTATORIAN MARIORIE MILLER SALLY ROELANDTS EUGENE ROOSE ROBERT SHAMO MARY KAY SMITH DORIS STERZIK LOVv'ELL STINE CAROL RUTH STOUT VERONICA TORDI SALLY VAEREWYCK DARLENE VAN BRUAENE NANCY VANCE CIERALDINE VAN CUREN IERRY VIRCIL SHARON VVIEKAMP DONNA WURST CAROL WURSTER IAMES ZAWADZKI ROSEMARY ZIRILLE Over 350 seniors swarmegl back to school Experienced in starting school. they knew ho-w to rent books in li minutes, to get lockerfi near those of their friends and to avod Sth hour classes The first week ended Senors settled down and wrote source themes. balanced soci budgets struggled with govzrn ment outlines and nervously took typing tests Clubs, sports and the social whirl added the spice to a seniors life. Feeling very grown up on Cap and Cowri day, dancng at the Prom and crying a little at the Farewell Fling and Commencement, the Class of '55 ended their last year in high school, It was that important year when they felt happy, felt sad, felt important and felt bewildered, but most of all they felt like seniors. that once-in-a-lifetime feeling. MM, P14111 .rv-U TRYING OUT for play, Wendy Barron, Barbara Martz and Darwin Bennett read parts from The Nlght of january l6th, Emily Kline and Bob Weiss watch. ,wwm,wmalL Ilglif, DURING AN INTERMISSION AT THE PROM SENIORS AND THEIR DATES SIT DOWN TO REST THEIR WEARY FEET. 1, 1 'vf' 'rv Dallas Acrey Dale Adams Don Adams Skeets Andrews Dot Andrus Sue Ankney Tony Baldonl Burlon Balenhne Tom Barbera iw wwe ROW ONE ACREY DALLAS-C-eneral Course Student Council I H 4 2 3 Basketball I 4 Baseball I ADAMS DALE-General Course Engineering Club I2 Ha Curdes 2 Stage Crew I 2 Intramural I 2 ADAMS DONALD-Not Graduating ALBERT NORMAN-General Course Cross Country I 2 ALLISON IAMES-General Course Intramural I ANDERSON MARY LOUISE-C-eneral Course Commercial Teens 2 3 ROW TWO ANDREWS LEE Class of I956 ANDRUS DOROTHY-General Course Blackfriars 4 Com mercial Club 4 jr Librarians 3 Y Teens I Z4 ANKNEY SUE General Cours Student Council I Bla k friars 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 ARROWSMITH BOB Trade Course Track I 2 3 4 Manager Intramural I 3 4 92 Qi' ,A-1 Norman Albert llm Allison Mary Louise Anderson Bob Arrowsmlth Elsie Baert Elva Bagnara Hal Barnes Larry Barrett Wendy Barron lwmbwwl mkuu, BAERT ELSIE Stenographic Course Commercial Club 2 3 4 Hall Guides I 2 3 Y Teens 3 4 BACINARA ELVERA Stenographic Course Commercial Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 ROW THREE BALDONI ANTHONY-General Course Football 3 4 Baseball 2 Intramural I Z 3 4 BALENTINE BURLON Trade Course BARBERA TOM-General Course BARNES HAROLD-College Preparatory Course lr Red Cros I Los He manos 3 Band I 2 3 4 BARRETT LARRY Fine Arts Course Ar C'ub 4 Hal Guides 2 Hi Y 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Cross Country 3 4 Manwger Intramural I 4 M Men s Club 4 BARRON WENDY College Preparatory Course National Honor Society 4 Tbespians 34 Scribe 4 Class Play 34 Tlriespian Play 3 Alltold 4 Office Assistant I 2 3 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Latin Club 2 Speech Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 we ., -gf Y I f S4 I I O U O O I - f ' Q A 1 i-N l i i l ' I - , 5 ' ' . 1 ll - - ' , E l Club 45 G.A.A. Ig Hall Guides I,3,4g lr, Librarians 2,3,4g Y- - , 1 r b t I A . - ' 2 r i : I , - 9: ' 1 C - I , Dale Bauer Gary Baugher Maxrne Beehler Qumn Benson Dorothy Berndt Dave Blckel Tom Bodle Vnc Bodnar Benme Boger wdh, ROW ONE BAUER DALE Pre Engnneernng Course Engnneermg Club I Hu Y 2 3 4 Chaplaun Ushers Club I Orchestra I 2 3 4 L braruan 3 4 A Cappella Chour I 2 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 4 Musuc Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Colt I Z Intramural I BAUCHER CARY Trade Course A Cappella Cholr 2 BEEHLER MAXINE--Clerucal Course Book Club 3 Com mercual Club 3 4 Hall Culdes 3 4 BEERY RUSSELL Trade Course Commerclal Club 4 lr Red Cross 2 Band 2 3 4 Ruley Hugw School I BENNETT DARWIN Transferred to Lansrng ROW TWO BENSON QUINN College Preparatory Course Ir Llon 4 Class Presldent 4 Student Councnl 3 -I A Cappella Chour 3 4 Football -I B sketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 M Mens Club 3 4 Oa Park Illllnonsl Hugh School I2 BERNDT DOROTHY-C-eneral Cou rse BICKEL DAVID College Preparatory Course Ir Rotarlan 4 Class Vlce President 3 Student Councll I 2 3 -I Vlce Presrdent I 2 3 4 Vac Pr I nt r Red Cross I Scnence Club 7 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I Baseball I 2 Intramural 2 3 4 M Men s Club 4 President Russell Beery Gweme Benner Dar Bennett Darlene Bnltz Bull Blaylock Denny Bock Bull Boomhower Carol Bourret Butch Bowerman a!Lp.lay,,nowmlL BILTZ DARLENE Stenographlc Course Student Councll Z H C :des 234 Vnce Presldent 4 r Red Cross 3 Y Teens I BLAYLOCK BILL Trade Course Engineering Club 2 Foot b I Basketball I 2 BOCK DENNIS-College Preparatory Course Thespuans 3 4 Treasurer 4 Ir Rotarlan 4 Class Play 3 4 Thesplan Play 3 Art Club I 2 3 4 Treasurer I Presadent 2 Vnce Presrdent 3 Camera Club 3 Hall Cuvdes 3 3 Hu Y 2 3 4 Vuce Presndent 3 Presndent 34 Latln Club 3 Stage Crew 2 A Cappella ROW THREE BODLE TOM Trade Course Enguneerlng Club 34 Foot BODNAR VICTOR-General Course Football I Baseball 2 BOCER BENITA Clerlcal Course Book Club 234 Hall Cturdes 2 3 r Red Cross 3 BOOMHOWER BILL Trade Course BOURRET CAROL-General Course Offlce Asslstant 34 Commercial Club 3 4 Hall C :des 2 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Inter Club Councll 4 BOWERMAN BRUCE Trade Course Engnneermg Club 2 3 Hall Cuudes 2 93 I 1' x I so , Z c 1 - ' 2 r I 3 all lu' , , , ' ' Q ly. 3 4 ., I . 5 ,,.' ,. . . . . 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V 1 lr r . . , 1 ' 1 Ya l' ROW ONE ROELANDTS SALLY Stenographuc Course Offuce Assustant 3 Blackfruars 4 Commercu I Club 2 3 4 GAA I Spe cl' Club 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Chaurman 4 Cheerleader 3 4 ROGERS ELLEN General Course Hall Guudes 34 St Mary Hugh School Royal Oak Muchugan I Nazareth Academy Rochester New York I2 john Marshall Hugh School Roch ester New York 3 ROGGEMANN DANIEL Pre Enguneerung Course lr Rotar 4 Tr er bwl 3 Bask Track I 2 3 4 Intramural 3 Track 2 ROSSI PETE General Course Chess Club 3 Orchestra 2 3 ROYTEK THOMAS Pre Enguneerung Course Offuce Assustant Lubrau 2 Scuenc C u 3 4 e Presudent 3 Golf I Z Intramural l 2 3 4 ROW TWO RUDDUCK FRANCIS Trade Course RUMS Y DONALD 4General Course letferson Hugh School Goshen I 2 3 RUNKLE LE MAR Pre Enguneerung Course RUSS CHARLES Trade Course Enguneerung C'ub 24 Hall GuldeS 3 Hu Y 2 3 SCHAFFER RICHARD Trade Course Enguncerung Club 2 Cross Country 4 Baseball Track 2 3 SCHEIBELHUT IEAN Clerucal Course Hall Guudes 3 ROW THREE SCHMALKUCHE RONALD Trade Course Engunecrung Clul SCHRADER MARLENE General Coursp SCHROEDER RICHARD General Course Engunceruuug., Cluln 3 4 Football l Intramural I 24 SCOTT JESS Trade Course Intramural I3 SEARER LINDA Bookkeepung Course Student Councul I H Guudes 3 lr Red Cross 3 Band I Z 3 4 SEGGERMAN LOREN Trade Course B nd I Football I 2 3 4 Manager Basketball I M Men s Club 3 -I with, - - wmthvg Sally Roelandts Ellen Rogers Dan Roggemann Gene Roose Pete Ross: Tom Roytek Frenchy Rudduck Don Rumsey LeMar Runkle Charles Russ Duck Schaffer lean Scheubelhut Ron Schmalkuche Marlene Schrader Duck Schroeder jess Scott Lunda Searer Sach Seggerman lflfu Q 1 G , , 3 . . . 3 e u ' l 3 '- Y V I I I . 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I , ROW ONE SELIS VIRGINIA Stenograpbac Course Commerclal Club 2 3 4 Hall Guudes 3 Y Teens I 2 SHAMO ROBERT College Preparatory Course lr Red Cross I 2 3 Latun Club 3 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Lubranan 3 Presldent 4 A Cappella Cholr I 2 3 4 President 4 Muslc Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 Tennis I SHREVE MARLENE Stenograpblc Course Blackfruars 4 Cornrnerclal Club 234 Treasurer 4 GAA I Y Teens I2 4 SHULTZ ROBERT Trade Course Engmeerrng Club IZ3 Band I Z SMITH MARY K-College Preparatory Course Natnonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Thespuans 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Class Play 3 4 Thespnan Play 2 3 Alltold 3 4 News Edltor -I Black Red Cross 4 Los Hermanos 3 4 Presldent 4 Speech Club 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Cecrluans 2 3 4 Musrc Honor Socuety 2 3 4 SMITH SHIRLEY+ClerncaI Course Student Councll 2 Com merclal Club 4 Hall Guides 3 4 lr Lubraruans 4 Y Teens 4 ROW TWO SNYDER IAMES-General Course Cinema Club I 2 3 4 Hall Guides 4 ,Zumadiupto Cmny Sells Bob Shamo Marlene Shreve jrm Snyder Betty Soens Kahe Solfronk jom Squires Carol Stebbms Phll Stemes -1 vo' SOENS BETTY LOU Clerlcal Course Commercral Club 2 3 4 Y Teens Z 3 4 SOLFRONK CATHERINE Home Economics Course Ha Guldes I 2 3 Y Teens I 2 3 4 SOULE WAYNE General Course Football I SOULE WILMA Stenograplfxlc Course Gurdes 3 Home EC Club I Y Teens I SPITE ANDY Trade Course Student Councrl IZ3 Foot ROW THREE S UIRQS IIM General Course Thesplans 4 Class Play 3 4 Blackfnars 4 Treasurer Clnema Club 34 H Y 2 A Cap pella Cbolr 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 STEMES PHIL Tr de Course Intramural 3 4 STERZIK DORIS Frne Arts Course Mnskodeed 3 Art Club I 2 A Cappella Chorr 3 4 STICKLER SHARON College Preparatory Course FTA 4 STINE LOWELL College Preparatory Course lr Rotarlan 4 Sclence Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Music Honor SOClety 2 3 4 ihafzbvnntq, jam' Bob Shultz Mary K Smlth Shlrley Smlth Wayne Soule Wllma Soule Andy Splte Dons Sterz k Sharon Shckler Lowell Stine 'i' Q .fe-. 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Sharon Stoddard Everett Stoeclunger Dale Strombeck Peggy Sult Duane Ullery Sally Vaerewyck W me lim Carol Stout ull Strang Chan Stratton Barbara Strohl Mary Tavares Ed Toombs Ronnre Tordl Glorna Tuley Dar VanBruaene Nan Vance Gerry VanCuren Ed Velleman putnni fluzy, avm, about ROW ONE STODDARD SHARON Home Economucs Course branans l 2 4 STOECKINGER EVERETT Trade Course Bandl STOUT CAROL RUTH College Preparatory Course Natuonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Board ot Control 2 F T A 4 lr Red Cros 3 Los Hermanos 2 Y Teens l Orchestra l 2 3 4 Secretary 3 A Cappella Cbour 3 4 Secretary 4 Ceculuans 3 4 Music Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Secretary 3 STRANG IILL BURDEE College Preparatory Course Tbes plans 4 Blackfrlars 4 FTA 4 Hall Guvdes 3 Science Club Y Teens l 2 3 A Cappella Cnolr l 2 3 4 Ceclluans 2 3 Muslc Honor Soclety 3 4 STRATTON CHARLOTTE ANNE Not grwduatung STROHL BARBARA Stenograpnlc Course Art Club l ROW TWO STROMBECK DALE General Course SULT PEGGY Clerlcal COurS8 Y Teens l TAVARES MARY Stenographlc Course Alltold 4 IOS TOOMBS EDWARD Pre Engrneerlng Course otball Basketball l Track l 3 Intramural l TORDI VERONICA Stenograpbuc Course Natnonal Honor Soclety 3 4 BPW Representatlve 4 Mlskodeed 3 Student Councll 4 Ottuce Assistant l 2 3 Cornrnerclal Club 2 3 4 Presudent 4 r Red Cross 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 TULEY GLORIA Fnne Arts Course Art Club 4 F T A l ROW THREE ULLERY DUANE Trade COurse Football l VAEREWYCK SALLY IO Bookkeepung Course Home E Club l 3 Scnence Club 3 VAN BRUAENE DARLENE Stenograplwuc Course Nwtvonal Honor Society 4 B P W Representatlve 4 Mlskodeed 3 Stu dent Council 23 Commercial Club 2 34 H ll Guldes 2 Sclence Club 2 Y Teens l 2 3 4 St joseph Academy l VANCE NANCY College Preparatory Course Student Coun Boo Cu Commerclal Club 4 FTA Guldes l 2 Latm Club 2 Y Teens l 2 3 4 VAN CUREN GERALDINE Stenographlc Course Commerclal Club 4 VELLEMAN EDWARD Class of 9 E '- P 9 '-P ., W X4 I .frf 'Q 3' 3 Q 'P ff 'Y 4 L 3' ' r .. . l. . o 0 I 1 lid., . - 1 lf. 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' l4k ,Q . cil lg Y k lbi,3g g 1. , , 2,33 Hall D14 JN 1 jerry Vurgnl Done Wachs jamce Waltz Karm Warner Don Weber Marge Weber Ramona Weller Marlene Wemkauf Bob Weiss Clara Werbrouck Kerry Whute Sharon Wlute Bull Whutfneld Sharon Wnekamp Rlchard Wnlken Antoinette Wlllekens joyce Wullnams lullan Wnllnams ROW ONE VIRCIL IERRY College Preparatory Course Natronal Honor Soclety 4 Thesplans 4 Class Play 3 4 Sclence Club 23 Football l 2 WACHS DORIS-General Course Art Club 3 Commerclal Club 2 3 4 Hall Culdes l 2 3 Speech Club 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Chalrman Z WALTZ lANlCE Stenographuc Course WARNER KARIN Home Economlcs Course Art Club XVEBER DON Not graduatlng WEBER MARCE+Ceneral Course Art Club 4 CAA r Red Cross 3 Y Teens l 2 3 ROW TWO W ILER RAMONA Pre Nurslng Course Comrnerclal Club 3 Los l-lermanos 2 3 Whlte Caps 2 Y Teens l 2 WEINKAUF MARLENE Not graduatlng WEISS BOB College Preparatory Course Class Play 4 Engl neer ng Club 2 3 Hall Culdes 3 H Y 4 Los Hermanos 2 3 Sclence Club 2 Ushers Club IZ34 Vlce President 34 Track l 2 WERBROUCK CLARA Clerical Course Offlce Asslstant 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Y Teens l 2 4 WHITE KAREN College Preparatory Course Thesplans 4 Class Play 4 Blackfrlars 4 Cor-nmercual Club 4 Los Hermanos 3 4 Secretary 3 Sclence Club Z Speech Club 2 3 Y Teen 234 Nlles lMlchlganl Hlgn School l WHITE SHARON Stenographlc Course Y Teens 4 john Adams Hlgh School l ROW THREE R r ss 2 hers Club l 2 d 4 n mural l 2 WlEKAMP SHARON Stenographlc Course Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 Mlskodeed 3 4 Otflce Manager 4 Commerclal Club 2 3 4 Sclence Club 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 A Cappella Cholr l 2 3 4 Ceclllans 2 3 4 WILKEN RICHARD-Trade Course WILLEKENS ANTOINETTE Clerlcal Course Hall Culdes l WILLIAMS lOYCE General Course Llceo Trullllo Hugh School Peru South Amerlca l 2 3 WILLIAMS jULlAN+Ceneral Course Cross Country 2 3 4 Captaln 3 4 Basketball l Track l 2 3 4 M Men s Club 2 3 4 IO9 N K' fx Qs f 'rr A T I A T 4 . .1 xf A. ' ,S A A 4 I O O . - ' L l.2: Camera Club 3i GVAIAI I. Y-Teens I 24 WHITFIELD, WlLLlAlvl+Flne Arts Courseg Art Club 43 Hua Y 43 lr. ed Co 3 Us , 3 Ban l,2,3, g I tra- . L 'L . . . l.2: , - ' 5 ' I I : - K , I . : . V ' . 3 . , - A . 2.3. ' l ' l . 1 Q I . Q ' ' H ' ' ...4 D. A. R. WINNER, janet Reed, listens to final encouragement and instructions before taking the test which will enter her in county competition for a scholarship. GRADUATING SENIORS whose pictures do not appear are Clayton Barber, Donald Darby and Mildred Gentry. ROW ONE WINCETT, jOl-lN-General Course, Hall OLJlCl6S -lg Creeri Township High School l. WOLTER, jOSEPH7College Preparatory Courseg Class Play -lg Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 2,31 Science Club 2,4, Chairman -lg Foote ball l. NNOOLLEY, PATSY-Stenographic Courseg Office Assistant 3,41 Commercial Club 4, jr, Red Cross 4, Y-Teens l,2,3.4. WRIGHT, SHARON-Clerical Course: Commercial Club 3,-lp C.A.A. lg jr, Librarians l,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Y-Teens 2,3,4, WURST, DONNA7Stenographic Course, National Honor So' ciety 4, Class Treasurer -lg Board of Control -43 Student Coun- cil 2,3,-lg Commercial Club 3,45 Hall Guides 2,33 Home Ec Club lg Y-Teens l,2,3,4. WURSTER, CAROL-College Preparatory Course, Alltold 3,-lg Blackfriars 43 G.A.A, lg jr. Red Cross 3, Latin Club 2,3g Sci- ence Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens l,2,3,-l, Treasurer 4, ROW TWO YEAKEY, BRUCE7Trade Course, Student Council lg Ushers Club l,2g A Cappella Choir 2,35 Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g M-lVlen's Club 3,4. YODER, NANCY-Not graduating. ZAPPIA, PALMENA-General Course, Art Club 2,3g Hall Guides 2,33 Y-Teens l,2,3,4g A Cappella Choir 2.3. ZAWADZKI, jAMES-Pre-Engineering Course, National Honor Society 4, jr. Rotarian 4, Miskodeed 3,4, Managing Editor 4, Camera Club 3, Engineering Club lg jr. Red Cross 4, Science Club 3,4, Chairman 31 Baseball I. ZIMMER, ED-Trade Course, Engineering Club l,3,4. ZIRILLE, ROSEMARY-Pre-Nursing Course, National Honor Society 4, Class Play 33 Miskodeed 3,4, Senior Editor 43 All-- told 33 Office Assistant 3, Blackfriars 45 jr. Red Cross lg Latin Club 2,33 Science Club 2.3,4g Speech Club 3, White Caps 2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4. wc ,wuua Mmm ,um gm fha john Wingett joe Wolter Pat Woolley Bruce Yeakey Nancy Yoder Pam Zappia Sharon Wright Donna Wursf Carol Wurster jim Zawadzki Ed Zimmer Rosie Zirille 'V 03 llO W in 5 ,O 0? . ,Win A .QQ 1 aft' r' Q ' l 7 Tw ig? ga -- PLANNING PROM and appountmg play committees are two bug jobs for these lunror class offucers Treasurer Carolyn Cowen Secretarv Linda Lowe Vice President Nat Pnttman Presudent Tony Nasco Between working on phnlosophles vvhlch thev dudnt have and souped up cars whnch thenr parents wished they didn t have the yunlors had luttle time for TV and no time for homework In Bermuda shorts junior gals ate loads of pnzza and ace cream whsle vownng to start on that duet to morrow The guys wearing Italian shirts walked their latest steadles to class lunuors also found that electing class officers ordenng class rnngs planning the prom and presentlng a play were all new and fun .lunlors Labor Learn and Llve It up Adney Alspach Amos Andrews Ankney I Arata M Arata Ash burn Aushn IJ! 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Vg-4 .J T7 Si 3 '77 '-I Palyuk Panak Parcell Parks Parr Pauwels Pa vey Perkey Perry B Phrllnps M Phnlps Phnlotoft Pittman Polo mskey Prout Rayl Reh mel Robmson Rogers Romeo Rospopo Roth Rowe Ralph Royce Ronald Royce Rudduclz Rutt Rupley Ryan E Sara M Sara Scaggx Scarlett Schalluol Sehart Schels traete B Schlrm P Sc arm neuder Scho Schwenberger Schue Scott Searfoss Sealer Seybold Shields Share man Showalter Shupert Slade Slgnorlno Snple Srpres: Slabaugh Slocum B Smrth I Smuth ose mary Smnth Russel Smnh Sandra Smnth Shrrley Smuth Snider IUNIORS Dannie McCann. Mike Turnock, Sondra Coleman, Dick Clark, Bob Keiser and john Voor- heis chat on the from steps as they wait for the bell to ring. Q r Dan Snyder, Danny Snyder, P. Snyder, W. N ' Snyder, Soens, Solliday, i A' W' 7' f , ' Soule, Spalding, Speck- YQ V N91 A f , Z 7 man. f' ,,,, . i ' A I Springer, Springman. , V Stalker. Starks, Starnes. W W A V ft Stayton, Stebbins, Stie- li- in 'V -V f ,v i Q ,J gi bran. seam. I K if .. is C' by ff S. S., ' Stockbarger, Strombeck, Sturm, Sudlow, Sundberg, f V - ,nr Swadener, Tagmeyer, -Q1 'Q' A 4,1 'i K Q Y Taylor, Tekker. i W Y ,4 V ,V X ' A f I ' S Todd, Trirnboli, Shirley ' Turner, Sue Turner, Tur- ,, ,if 3 3, 23 2 A nay, Urschel. Vance, Van ,fy .9 ,Qi . . 0 1 - de Loo. Vande Putte. ' V4 7 i V i it . f S -if A .' . .A V 1 ,, Van De Walle. Van Driessche, Van Ooteg- Fx Q f hem, Vasser, P. Velle- v 7 ra' '7 ' man, S. Velleman, Vic- 5, ji lf- G 'QIQ ' kery. Vincent, K. Vinson. 1 ' V :A R. Vinson, Walker, Wal- terhouse, Walters, Waltz. .5 V- Q t 5 ,, gf . Warring, Watts. Weaver. f f A i' ' V-I . L i :- r when-ey. 77d 1 -- S' ? J ii sa 'vi f? .Sir c Q il F z -0 f v x L Wiecxorek, Wiggins. I Wilder. Williams, Wilson, , I. Wiseman, Wishart, I y, if 'J' ' is .:- 7 wmlam, M. wood. F' f U '? 4 1 I A A A ' ' ' R. Wood. Woods. Woolet, Yeater. Yerkes. Ziegert, Ziegler, lack 3' J -2 5'-' 'I' 1 Zimmer, johnny Zimmer. 1 5 v7' .Q . ' J X, Sk Q' 4 il X i '1 . 5 A u ' , ,,,,. 2 563950934- - '44'I4'l40fQ 'f- - yQ.iQ...Q.fQ. ' o 0 0 0 'Q 0 0 0 0 . n'qo0,qo0qo4 Q1 O'qb9gqO'gOi 1 'Iv 'Aviv 'io 4 wr 'o?lf0IfQI4 Ffa ' Po 0if0 'ff 'Ie O 'Q ' f L i in 20o 'tf' 7' QQ 0,0 ' ' C A D O ' The sophomores looked and acted sure of themselves. The boys discovered girls, but the gals stared starry- eyed at senior guys. Unearthing battered books from littered lockers, they trudged to English lll, fascinated by the idea of writing their first source theme, They bounced into biology but quickly lost their vigor at the sight of the first frog. Classes were tougher, They re CONSULTING HIS COUNSELOR, Charles Wirick dis- solved to do more homework-next ear he the cusses machine and architectural drafting with Miss Y ' W n Y Mom, are juniors. Frogs, First Loves Enliven Sophomore Year ' Adams, Adney, Alexand- , I A , N , er, Allen. Allison, Alvord. A ,T 'T M 'L W I Q Y if Andrxeiewski, Arata. i JF . 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S ll ng 1 ' .JI is IGNORINC SCHOOL WORK, undercover mari jerrx Von Almen spends his time in the IrbrarY reading about the trials and tribulations of Superman. Q f -4 A X I I' :., j A Q Y Qi' ' .4' ' H I . ' f- - f e i Q . I A I ,Mx 6355? I EWR ' ' I I v I.. r.r . .. 'Q-. Q W . - Q. ig .R i I. If ix is Ki ...fix I 3' , if' . s. 1 f gg 3 gf? 4 v. - -5- 'X , ' wrifff N -9 A - ,fr A 1 - .. - 'Kirk , tf -Q H ' . X i ' ' s ' ,Q 'Q I A - 2 ' - . . we 'f xg ' ia 'ty I '- x . ' i '- . -n . :Se 3' X P I R A . LI' 'yrs 4 -f fe on 9 3' A? 2 'J' ,, JJ' -np K K ' - 5 A -I H -1 'vii fi. we 1 . -7 ..., - e -7 'Q A f A 1 , . Y L 1 4 , ' 1 H I 'Z'-axh . I 1, fz 1' , -f ' - , -5 L Q, I S- , 4, I if .va I J A 'J Hines. Hoff, K. Holder- man. N. Holderman, Hol- land, Hollister, Holsinger. Hoose, Hoover. H osk i n s, Housand, Huddlesfon, Huenerkopf. Huff, Hughes, Hunter, Husllower. Hyska. D. Ice. I. Ice. M. Ice. Irish, Irons, lermano, A. johnson, L. johnson. M. johnson. R. Iohnson, lohnston. Kamil. Kaminski, Katz, Kaufman. Keiser. Keller. Kempf. Kendle, Kefcham, Kirsch- baurn, N. Kizer, R. Kizer. Kleiser, lack Kline. Ierry Kline. S. Kline. Kling, Knappen, Knob- Iock. Kollar, Koontz. Krillenberger. B. Kryski, N. Kryski, Kuneff. Kuss. LaDow, Lampert, Larkins. Laftimer. Ledge- wood. Leinbach. Lenson, Lesxczewski. Liepold. B. Liggett. C. Liggett. Linderleaf, Lind- sey. Livesay, Lovell, Lowman. Luer. Lung Lynn Maggart Mahanll Mahler B Mamrnolentr M Mana molentr Mann Manuel D Martrn P Martin R Martin S Martin Mar vel Mason B Mathews Mattrx Matz Mayes Maxurkrewncz McCay Mclhmey Meu nrcln Mrckels Mrddleton Moles Mrllard B Muller C Muller H Muller M Miller R Mrl ler S Muller Mlnne E Mitchell L Mitchell Molnar Moore Morrrs Mullrns C Myers Ray mond Myers S Myers Nett Nelson L Nichols W Nuehols Nlcolmr Nrdrtler Noon an Obllnger 0l.ena Oppy Osvvalt son Betty Perry Bob Perry Personette Pher son Poorman Porter Potts Pratt Preston Prror Puckett Pugh uarntance Reeves Rehmel Rrce Rrchards Rlchard son Rrggs Ringer Rrt ter Robmson Rodgers R Rodgers Y Rogers Ronchettr Rospopo Ross Roth Rurnsey Sabrnske San chez Sarkrsuan Schrmeder Schnlck Sn anna Scott Searer Set ton Selner Shalley K Shepherd S Shepherd Shrelds Shrlner Shriver Shultz rcks 1 e Slater Slocum Smallwood Barbara Smith Beverly Smith C mnth D mr YAP v-ef 31969 T7 QQGQQQ '19 1--r ev lf-ff Q09 T7 Q3 '-4 -8 1-Y if 3 6' A 'Y JA mlth M Smith 'A Srmth Soule 5 l J Q l QQ T7 I X 3 XT 1 4 , ' - ' ' ' . . 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Tal- bott, Tavares, Termont Tinti, Tordi, Uhl. Updike Urschel, Van Driesschc Victory, Von Almen. I Wachs. M. Wachs. T Wachs, Wagner. Wal- ters. Ward. B. Ware. S. Ware Warner, Watson, Webb Weinkauf, Weis, Wel- born. Weston, Whisman, Wid- up, Wilke, C. Williams 1. Williams. M. wal- liams. S. Williams. B Wilson. I. Wilson. K. Wilson Winguist. Wirick, Wise- man, Wishart, Witkow- ski, Wolf, Wolter. Woltman, Woodward Wyatt, Yeakey. Yoder D. Young. M. Young. S Young. Zappia. Freshmen, freshmen everywhere? They wiggled through seniors on first floor, madly ran down the second floor hall looking for lost rooms and climbed to third floor lockers in droves. TV proved irresistible so they came to school in the morning with drooping eyelids and neglected homework They ioined many Clubs and made the amazing discovery that they couldn t go to two meetings in one night The gals used study halls to dream of that senior guy who belonged to M Mens Club and drove a neat red convertible The guys tried hard to evade all girls and joined the freshman Hi Y an all boy club Looking back freshmen decided that the year had been fun BACKYARD BASKETBALL is a fwvorite pastime for freshmwn boys Without a referee the game is realy rouohl Fearless Ackenhusen Acrey Ad dison B Alexandrowlcx M Alexandrowrcz I wine B Anderson C Anderson K Anderson C Andrews S Andrews Ankney Anthony Ar nett Asher Avery Ay ers Baetsle are Bale Barnetf Barrett Bathle Baughman Beach Becktold Beehler Beemer B ll C en nett H Bennett Ben son Bentley Beswlck Betzer Bez: Bice Blckel Biggs Bush A Black I B a Bloom Blount Bock Bodnsh Bod Ie Boehn ein o en Bon Boocher Freshmen Enjoy Flrst Year Q69 ev ., 'rf qv 'ra' 4 sl' rv f A l a-.,9c,'2'3 Q4 11 1 'Y 0 0 . 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P X J BACK AT BEIGER, Ron Barbie fright! recaijs has grade school escapades while visiting hm former teachers, Mr. Bernard Rredercr, Mr james Tansey and Mr. Max Bough Folia. Frederick. Free- man, Freise, French, Fry. Frye, Fuller, Furore. Gant, Garee. Garner. Gianesi, Gibson. Gildner. Gill, Gilvin. Gladura. john Goeller. joseph Goeller, Goffeney. Golan, Goodman, Gooley. Grant, Green, Greenlee. Gribble, Griftani, Grosh- ans, Grove, Guard. Cush- wa. Haberle, Hackett. Hale. Hallam. Hamblen, A. Hamman. V. Hamman. Hammock, Hankins. Hardy. Harman, j. Har- mon. S. Harmon, Harris, Harf- nell, Harfx, Hartzog. Hastings, Hawkins, Hay- den. Hazen. Heath, Heim, Heirman. Hendricks. Hesch. Hesh, Hickman, B. Hill, D. Hill. Hinderlider, A. Hintx, C. Hinfz, Hirsch, Hobkirk. Holdren, Holman. Holmes, Homer. Tr 1 1- - F- I A l, . A 5' JY . h . A Q, M 7 A lb. . ' AG- ,D ' .. X L' ' ' ,X R2 l x A .. 711. .4 .-I 7 ' - l A r .M - Q Q? F T. 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I . 4 A .-.. . j g , ' , f: .9 V 'gl Ier. i . .1 , L. TS, .1 cj . 'A Q Q of D- -' - - 4 M 3 A 1. L 'ls' A ' .K A 4 I P .TVR 4a 'Y xi O 'X 21 we f . . 9' 'Q Q Y' br. Q 1 NY qi ' .wz2EW' 'V 1 ff. Qbggf HALF-HEARTEDLY studying, Fred Barnetfe watches his favorite television program, T'l'var's My Boy Mofsinger, Mow, Mowat, Murray, Musary. B. My- ers, C. Myers, Nagle. Names. Nappier, Neel, Nemefh, Nevorski, Newcomb, Nichols, M. Niver, S. Niver. I. Nolen. P. Nolen. Null, O'Brien. Olson, Oppelt, Orr, Ort, Overhulser, Overpeck. Palmer, Park, Parks, Par- sons, Patrick, Pealer, Pendleton, B. Penn, D. Penn. Peterson, M. Phillips, S. Phillips, Pickett, A. Pick- ing, R. Picking, Pilkvisl. Plotkin, Plummer. Polomskey, A. Powell, Ronald Powell, Ruth Powell, Praklef, Pratl. Prolsman, Proudfit. Quinn. Radabaugh, Rand. Rans- berger, Reed, Reeves. Rehrnel, Relicke. Rhodes. Richard. Richards, Ries, Rinehart. Ringle, Robinson, G. Roggemann, I. Rogge- mann. Romine, P. Rondof. V. Rondot. Ross. Royce. Ruch, Sager. Salyer. Sanchez. Schirm, Schmidt. f 1 ,- .. Ns . as. 1 ff A --, , 1 an f gs. .N . if 1 I QQQQQ e . S Q, ' -Q .E LA . 1 s 1 1 S 1. c-4-. l'1 IL B QNTP ,Q ' ' E t X 4 1 - . 1 . N E ii E- ' . - . is y i 'S i S Ln. -w K ., X x his . Q ik : . I I Y' g of - , gi. in i if ' X S i 'si - ' r' I l 5:51 . ig? 'fi L , 4' ,Y-fr ' 7 ' ' A -w,4 K , it V W 4 1 . Q' V 3 S ' E. . 4 I M S S I 1' wg b W la 1 ,K 4 ' S ia ' 'S a .' 1 ' A , 1 i. r In I W Q S i V - E F' 4 ' f ' is 'D gf' . 'O 3' TM ,. , l' : l.' U 'u ':5r' , , X P il LET'S CET GOING, says john Christiarison flefti to john Weber and Ron Miller as they mount their English bicycles B. Schmitt, R. Schmitt. Schnick, Sc h roeder, Schue, Schultz, Schwartz, Scott, Scrogham, Sells, Setelin, Sheets, Sheffield, Sheler, Shelly, Shide. Shireman, Sime. Simpson, Sipe. Slusser. Smart, Barbara Smith. Becky Smith, D. Smith, C. Smith, M. Smith. P. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, T. Smith, Sned- don. Snyd er, Sostack, Souders. Sowers. Spears, Speckman, Spe- heger, Stevens, A. Stew- art, D. Stewart, Stine, Stith, Stockbarger. Stone, Storts. Strohl. Strycker, Sturdevant, Sult, Swanson. Swath- wood. Sxerencse. Taber, Takacs, Talboom, Tashijan, Taylor, Tekker, Thibos, Earl Thompson Ed Thompson. Ernest Thompson, P. Thompson. L. Toombs, R. Toombs, Torok, Tuggle. Tutorow, Twing. Uhl. '3.9g fd? fr U. 4 'A g v o X X :, gf 'v .gf 7 ,I 4 Yi l i '5 SPARKLING HAIR, fresh make-up and a smile are musfs before a girl has her picture taken for the Miskodeed. I. Urednick, L. Urednick Valentine, Van Assel VanDePutt, VanDusen VanVooren, Vedner, Ver- cruysse. Versavv, Verstraete. Voelkert, Wagley, Wag- oner, Walker, I. Wal- lace, P. Wallace, Wal- lock. Waltz, Wappenstein Ward, Wardlow, Wat- kins. Watson, B. Weav- er, L. Weaver, R Weaver. Weber, Wegner. E Wells, I. Wells, S. Wells C. Welsh, D. Welsh Welter, Wentz. Werntx, Wheatley Whitaker, Whitfield Wiekamp. A. Willard. S Willard, Mary Williams Maxine Williams. R. Williams, S. Williams Willingham, E. Wilson R. Wilson, T. Wilson Wimberly. Witha m, Wolf. B. Wood. D. Wood, E. Wood, S. Wood. Wool- ley, Worden, Wright Wurster, Wyatt. B. Yeater. L. Yeater, B. Young. H. Young, M. Young, Ziegert, Ziegler. Zimmer. Zimmerman. I Q Q - ' ' E I Yi Q. , 4:7 lu Al 2 . ' l A A? A it - if - ..,.' ' 1 fi. I lg lx' I . ' P L- 6 L - l' . . L I sf , 3' z I .I 'L as 1' 1 1 ff fl R' LL' 'Q x L' ' X J X -- I 4 k 5 .f R A Y , , I , I Q 1 vi A It ' . 4 . '7 , . . w -' fi' . .rf ' we X., oi r . Qi, il 3 4 lcff ,W L5 cry - -' l i I., I l 'A ' A - I I An 1 .4 -2 IQ- 19'-j I 1- 'J 1 - - '17 L 4 ' is A 4 I ' 4. t A I - Q fre? i 1 ,J F ,. 5 i x I 9 , 3' 2 V. 3 X L -6- 9 Q 3 I J , - J , - nj xg C- .yu .xygr 4 LA i. i f A J - A l27 11 z 57 gf: X 9 'f ' ' f 4-im: - .-me-mf ll' .f.f D f ON I HE GO , Qngdn WORK AND WORRY plague editors once in a while. Here they record the results of the underclass picture sale. FOOD AND FUN prevail during birth- day party given when three Misko- editors' birthdays fell in same week. 1 5 'Y -' mf x 6, GN ,--11' 'KI ll N if 9,1 K it if X 51 1 1 Q' Q 6996 X - -f . 'i wir,- f9999 ' 11, 1, vi: 09 Q O -ef I 9 l i - -1 eva' i I' - , Building the '55 lvliskodeed, editors could be found on the go everywhere! They were taking pic- tures on the football field, interviewing Mr, Myers, giving sales talks in sponsor rooms and writing copy in Zl9. Without the help of many people this opus would have been impossible. The '55 staff wishes to thank Mr. Edward A. Andros of Andros Studio, Mr. Fred 1. Noer of the Indianapolis Engraving Company, Mr. George Craessle and Mr. Toms Craessle of Craessle- lvlercer Company, Mr. jack Bundy of S. K. Smith Company, Mr. Roger Favorite and the stage crew, Mr. Kenneth Armel, Mr. Frank Firmani and the drafting classes, Mr. Allan Hammer, the English de- partment and the members of the Student Council. 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