Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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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

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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

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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