Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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At Mi-Ad-Co, a IA. Company, officers sign stock certificatesg other members Stamp names on plastic key rings. DASHING HERE AND THERE jenna, qv to 671141: , mu pm, Jim gpm, Sm au Life out of school was a series of parties, dances, meetings and jobs, Even though the Mambo was sweeping the country, Mishawakas teens preferred to hop like bunnies and jive to iitterbugs. They displayed their fancy footework at dances and at small riots in their own living rooms. The many clubs kept the guys and gals jumping. lf they couldn't find a group that catered to their interests they started a new one. This year a group of boys formed the Weight Lifters' Club. Everyone s wearing blink, asserts l-tal Barnes as he tries to sell a shirt while working part-time at a men's store,

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DREAMING 0F PROM DATES Emp, and gala, don, dbmnfz, and Among the important dances the Iunior-Senior Prom was rated a colossal occasion which required the full treatment: new formal, corsage, the family car, extra money and best gal, The Coronation Ball which successfully closed the homecoming activities was another gala event. There the crowd watched the crowning of the queen, danced and gloated over beating Elkhart. On another big night the lvliskodeeds were distributed to l4OO subscribers eager to glance through the pages and have their friends sign their names and write witty remarks in the books, Dancers acquired writer's cramp and inkspotted hands signing names in Miskodeeds at the Autograph Dance. Cladys Cole leads the grand march at the Coronation Boll following the ceremonies in which she was crowned queen of the Homecoming Game

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lt's low on oil, says Larry Nifong while checking a customer's car, Students buy tickets for a class play flue, A.clwnL playa, pfwnwic, dchiruuzmnnf, Lbmpaniaa, Many guys and gals spent their few evenings tree from activities struggling with their neighbor's little angels. Those who didn't think sitting paid well enough, clerked in stores-drug, grocery, clothing and dime- greased cars and filled empty gas tanks, gave music lessons in their home, worked at the public library, sold tickets at theaters or delivered newspapers. Many Cavekids worked in companies set up in the junior Achievement Center, ln tact, there were corporation presidents, secretaries, treasurers and stock holders everywhere. Doug Lindzy gives Andy Spire pointers on how to lift weights correctly at a meeting of the newly formed Weight Litters' Club. l7