Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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1960 CENSUS: Girls Bury Rings in Minkg Buy Frosty Lipsticks v V. X-'ff 5'-4 In 1960 MHS girls studied, worked, and had fun. To football games they wore angora tams and leotards and afterwards danced to Running Bearw and Wild One-'A at the Rose. They experimented with new hairdos sur-h as the 'Trench twist and the ulnublnlef, The 311, who went steady wrapped the boys, rings in dental floss, angora, or mink fur. They persuaded their steadies to wear a shirt or sweater that matched their own. MHS girls enjoyed school. More freshmen IQLQQ it than seniors lglzffi D came to school because they wanted to. Thinking seriously about the future, their after-graduation plans included a college education, a good job, or a home of their own. FRUSTY LIPSTICKS ARE PART OF THE 3753.44 SPENT WEEKLY BY THE ,IXYERAGE MHS GIRL.

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1960: 89 0 of MHS Teens Are Church Members 1 v Q 44 1 gi ri JOE BXTHJE. sophomore, helps at home hy washing windows. xllslx4rt'tlil0ls found that 961 of the stuflz-nts lite in housf-s. In WSU. 37? of the stucle,-nts liwrl in illliiflilltitls unul truil:-rs. Nil 'l'Il I-'lfl.l.llXXSllll' groups play un nrtiw- p.irt in the liws ul- young xll-llilhlilsd. 'lihv ve-n-tis rvw.tle-tl that Glifl uit:-nfl t'hurl'h ffjllllllllj. uliilv llllfwfi hmm- l'lIlH'1'll llll'll1lN'I'NlliIl'. NX ith their fannilivs NllSll1lWZlKEi students attended vhurr-h ont-rf at wovk. shmsetl an uvtive interest in com- munity projt-c'ls, untl hull fun togc-ther. Active in church youth groups, thot' plunnt-tl hay ritlvs. carolefl at Christ- mas tiino. anal lla-lixc-11-nl svrmons for Youth Suntlay. Un wvclu-mls .mtl mluring xavutioils, they. is ith the other 1.62 lIlPllllDl'l'S of thvir family. f-njoyetl supper Cooked on a lun-k yilfll ha1'hecuP. Girls ami lioys alike wushetl wintlows or trimmed heclgf-s to improxf- tht-ir homes. Uver IUQQ of the stuclents cook:-tl their own lrrvakfastsz the lioys as well as girls lt-arnell to flip panvukes annl poavh eggs. lfexsm' stutlvnts haul foreign lrorn parents than ten yours ago. Nou only 6fj of the fathers anal iff of the mothers were horn outsirlf- of the lvnitecl States. ln 1950. lllfi wmv foroign lvorn. However. one out of every ten students spoke a foreign language at home.