Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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STAGE CREW boys serve well during junior and senior plays making settings and mov- ing props to the exact position requested by Miss Emily Davidson, play director. . . . dried Ser ice Services performed by you and for you were a part of your daily life. ln the gym you ushered at basketball games, operated the concession booths, and checked coats in lO3. You served as hall guides running errands for counselors. ,K Your counselors advised you on how to prepare ' i fl' T for the years after graduation. An understanding nurse Q-72, X X 1 'Q listened to your symptoms and gave you aid. You used JEAN R,-I-TER MAKES BANQUE1- PROGRAMS. the library, haunting it at source theme time. PERSONAL GUIDANCE is given to many girls by Dean of Girls ABBlE'S COURSE for her high school years is planned by Abbie Lynetta Wilson. Sherrill Niblick shares her problem. Counselor Charles Golba, and her father, Mr. Douglas Hall

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Y-TEENS ARRANGE BACKGROUND FOR THE ANNUAL PRE-EASTER SERVICE. . . . e erent lllomenu '-54 Your gay, busy lite was accented by occasional moments of reflection and reverence, Signs of spring and the promise of everlasting lite were before you at the Pre-Easter Service. At the Christmas Vespers living pictures and joyous carols made the holiday more meaningful for you. The solemn grandeur of the Thespian induction reminded you that you acted well your part. You and your parents beamed with pride when you walked down the aisle to take the National Honor Society pledge. As the orchestra played Pomp and Circumstancef' you marched to your seat at the baccalaureate services. l d dh f If h f LIVING PICTURES and joyous carols add color mlSly'eye an Ope U Ort e Ulure' to the Christmas Vesper service

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THE QUEEN AND COURT LEAD GRAND MARCH AT DEDICATION DANCE. 5 . . lhglalzglu tA of a Happy 'lfear You found pleasure in the highlights which punctuated your year. When your club went to Chicago, you had fun telling jokes and singing on the bus. You listened apprehensively as the Class Night awards and scholarships were presented. Curtain calls and congratulations rnade you glad you had worked so hard on the play. You hung signs and sought Mr. Chamberlin's help with speeches during Student Council campaigns. You liked the colors of the Miskodeed and came to the Autograph Dance armed with pens and sentimental sayings.