Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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1 The regular snowfall made shoveling a regular chore in Mis- ha vaka. Randy Schlundt hur- ridly clears the driveway. 2 To ease their frustrations. Bill Roggeman and Steve Schlundt engage in a friendly snowball fight. 3 Many people looked forward to the sunshine to break the solitude of winter.

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Spirit Prevails Despite Zero Weather Despite the high temp- eratures stretching late into November, Michiana citizens began to prepare for the harsh winter pre- dicted by area weath- ermen. Community business- men were busy selling snow-tires, and antifreeze to area citizens who had anticipated the first heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures, while MHS Junior Achievers pushed their company ' s produc- tion of ice scrapers. Students armed them- selves against the three below zero weather with winter coats, scarves, hats, mittens and boots. People scurried about town despite the blankets of snow that covered the ground. Jobs, sports events and extra-curricu- lar activities kept MHSer ' s busy during the cold weather.

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Formal Dances Highlight Social Year Junior class officers discovered planning a prom was challenging and worthwhile. They chose Tropical Dreams as the theme for the 75 prom. A large sailboat in the foreground of a sunset served as the main deco- ration. The Bill Henry Orchestra provided the music for the event that was held in late May. Last minute preparation took place the day of the prom at the Elks Club. Many juniors and seniors de- cided to take the day off in order to prepare for the prom while others spent the next day at Tower Hill. The Horizon Club decided upon Stardust as the theme for the annual Mistletoe Ball held at the Erskine Park Country Club on December 26 from nine until mid- night. A giant silver tree depicted the spirit of Christmas while the Ken Morris Orchestra inspired the students with their music.