Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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ala enfa enfog ga aeomona af gef-fogeflzem HUNTING through an album for a record she hasn't played to death is loyce Prick- ett, who likes Stan Kenton's jazz better than Wayne Kingls waltzes. THE IITTERBUG is a popular dance step in Mishawaka, In the lower left picture, loan Roytek and Betty Steif hep it up to the latest hit tune, THIS HAPPY GROUP is not what it seerns. Drinking warm cokes and roasting cold vyieners over a tlashbulb tire, these kids from the cast encl of town pose tor a lvliskodeed photographer, who, by the way, oyerexposed the picture.

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ormagi, owem, A owfi, Zfiencld BIGGEST DANCE of the year calls for formals, flowers, and a good orchestra. Here, Ianice Michels and lanice Lesluck receive corsages from their prom dates. AT THE AUTOGRAPH DANCE. STUDENTS OFTEN GET CONFUSED AND SIGN THEIR OWN MISKODEEDS

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YW' STILL GOING STRONG at 3:30 a.m., these juniors start a pillow tight. At most slumber parties, girls eat like mad, mess up the house, and usually stay up all night. BEGGING DOG competes with the tele- vision set for the attention ot Frank Be- cratt. Kathleen Becratt lleftl and lanice Brown wait for a picture of Arthur Cod- frey's talent scouts to appear. Television often interferes with homework. RAIDING ICEBOX, while catching up on all the latest gossip, are Norma Harsch and Pat l-lolderman. In spite of diets, there are times when cokes and potato chips are absolutely necessary. 9