Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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1 Steve Schlundt carefully checks his rifle to make sure it is in proper condition before spending a fall afternoon hunt- ing. 2 Thanksgiving meant time to spend with family and close friends. One of the main features of the day for many was the traditional Thanksgiving feast. 3 Bowling provided entertain- ment for many students. Jo Ann Hunter aims for a strike to help improve her game. 4 Enjoying the company of friends, Gayle DeMeester. Mark Henke. and Marianne Klinger share the warmth of the fire and hot cider. 5 Dave Koger and Lora DeFauw spend a few quiet moments together at Merrifield Park.

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Autumn Provides Enjoyment Many students participated on bowling leagues and spent week- ends with good friends hunting for various animals. The Indian summer gave students plenty of time to enjoy the outdoor life. Thanksgiving provided opportu- nities for students to spend time with their families. Many MHS ' ers feasted on the traditional turkey and dressing while awaiting grand- mothers ' homemade pumpkin pie. MHS ' ers found that fall had passed too quickly and they weren ' t capable of accomplishing all they had set out to do. As fall came to a close students anticipated the christmas season and the beginning of the new year.

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Staircase Dramatizes School Life Directed by Mr. John McSorley and student di- rector Patti Favorite, this year ' s all school produc- tion Up the Down Stair- case gave the audience an evening full of surpris- ing and unexpected com- edy. From the moment the new teacher was greeted with Hi Teach from the wild students and throughout the rest of the play students, teach- ers and parents learned something important about each other. As one critic suggested, It was the kind of funny that hurts. October marked the be- ginning of the long hard hours that faced student dramatists. While the cast practiced the stage crew was busy making props for the performances held Nov. 4, 5, and 6.