Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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G THE SERENITY of a quiet meal, the Severs family enjoys the food and each other at the faculty picnic. VAL MYERS AND CHERYL KELLETT share the securities of fashion and friendship. Individuality was evident in varied lengths of skirts, slacks and pantsuits. : is ; 6—I ndividuality

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ns Crying out from within, A kaleidoscope of feelings Reflected the moods Of each individual .. . Tender first love, Painful rejection— Something overheard; Sheer, unashamed happiness— Getting paid, Feeling needed, Knowing real appreciation; Bitter-sweet sadness, All-aloneness, Tears of relief; Tense anticipation Before a first date, All-important game, or final exam. Erratic, soaring, crashing, Emotions are the constant expression Within each Pe HAPPINESS BURSTS FORTH sometimes like sunlight, re- flecting on everyone who shares it. Laughter is the music of happiness and happiness is the core of life. CAUGHT IN AN INTENSE MOMENT, Fran Pringle tosses her hair. Long hair is an emotional outlet, as well as a beauty. Individuality—5

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Securities Screaming cries of independence, Yet striving for acceptance, Who among us didn’t condemn conformity? Yet who among us didn’t want the security Of the accepted conformities? Family, church, boyfriends, girlfriends, These were the necessary securities, Midis, long hair, peer group, ego tripping, These were the accepted conformities. Family gave us a place to go home to, Church taught us faith, but also left Unanswered questions, personal ponderings; Secure in these conformities, We could then be ourselves, Asserting our freedom As unique incivicuais INTERRUPTED IN THEIR SONG and conversation, Bob Groves and Chuck Giszewski appear insecure. Music and laughter were securities for many Mishawaka students. SECURITY COULD BE sharing a locker with a turtle, just as Karen McLane and Jeanne Scheibelhut did with ‘‘Dean. ’ Individuality—7