Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Students Utilize Vacation Many MHSer ' s spent much of their time working. While some worked for various busi- nesses in the community, oth- ers volunteered their time to community services. The 100 Center Complex provided somewhere to make money as well as spend money. While MHSer ' s spent their hard earned money, they be- came aware of the importance of a budget. Besides area businesses, parks offered employment for students. These MHS students enjoyed all types of recreation while they earned money. As summer came to a close, students began thinking about the beginning of school. Many decided working weekends would satisfy their needs. Oth- ers gave up their jobs so they could participate in sports and other activities.

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Student Life AsifJf; from the seven to eioht hours students spent each day in school, they extended their knowledge by enjoying various hobbies and jobs. Many found that their friends could teach them skills and crafts that they could not learn in school. MHSer ' s found there was even more to learn than what was in their textbooks.

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1 Senior Marianne Rodts prepares a thick and frosty shake for a customer at the Dari-Fair. 2 The 100 Center gave students a place to spend a Saturday afternoon. Nightly entertainment was provided by the Boiler House FUx. 3 Keeping the miUc case neat and or- derly is only one of the jobs Mark Ran- sberger performed at Hilltop Market. 4 Hilltop Market provided emplovinent for many high school students, junior Michele Choquette decided to spend some of her time working there. 5 Many students volunteered their help during their spare time. Winston Gerig chose the emergency room of St. Jo- seph ' s Hospital.