Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Cavemen See the World Around Them 1 Many MHS students learned that the upkeep of a car is not all that easy. Greg Moore makes time after school to wash his Camaro. 2 Having fun with friends, Keely Padgett, Cindy Osza, and Vicki Nichols ca- rouse on the merry-go-round at Merrifield Park. 3 After a long day, a student reflects on what it is like to be a part of MHS. 4 Rosemary Szalay uses the year round warm weather in the greenhouse to replant some flowers. 5 Finding his favorite hobby enjoyable and relaxing, Jim Aldrich fishes by the St. Joseph River 6 Singing group, Chicago, entertains an attentive au- dience at the Notre Dame ACC.

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1975-7fj brought many individuals together. Student Council played an important part in bringing the stu- dents and faculty closer. Some teachers and students brought MHS closer to other parts of the world through their summer travels. No- vember elections and the bi-centen- nial celebrations also attracted many students. MHS ' ers discovered that everyone ' s feelings and desires had to be considered in order to ac- complish world peace and harmony. 1 Sophomores, Brenda Barrett. Sue Robert- son, and Mindy Choquette prove that raking leaves isn ' t always all work and no play. 2 Miss Weikel shares an interesting view of the high school with Carol Smith while the art classes pick a sunny day to sketch outside. 3 Behind their goggles and aprons. Karla McLane, Sally Cook, and Fritz Metsch ex- periment with various mixtures in the chem- istry lab.

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This year the cavemen became aware of many new things about their environment. They witnessed a number of changes throughout the year. As school ended in June, renovation was to begin. The adminis- trators had many prospective ideas, and the students waited anxiously to see just what the renovation would entail. MHS students also learned to appreciate what was left of downtown Mishawaka as they watched it dwindle smaller each week because of ur- ban renewal. Most students took advantage of the facilities that the area had to offer in- cluding the parks, skating rinks, and the YMCA. Others attended such events as the Chicago and Beach Boys concerts at the Notre Dame ACC. Throughou t the 1975-76 school year students discovered that MHS as well as the city of Mishawaka held some- thing special for everyone.