Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Freshmen are fascinated by the miniature voting machine used in citizenship classes. PLUNGING INTO CLASSES 3 Tah, tay, tee, toe, chant freshmen as they do choral reading in English. wdli, ,' A.0,l2h.DIl'lD'l.QA, l-le must be a treshmanlm said a sophisticated senior last tall when he saw a small boy rush into class two whole minutes early. Very soon the freshmen became part of the crowd. Disliking to sit still, they enjoyed the vigorous exercise required in gym. They patiently read i'David Copperfield, learned to take the square root of polynominals and legally skipped school to visit the police department as a field trip in citizenship classes.

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