Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

Page 25 text:

VW CHRISTMAS TREES netted the l ' Junior Hi-Y 5125. Half-froz- en boys sold and delivered over lOO trees to customers. make products then peddle them for profit SWEATSHIRTS, white with maroon trim, are popular GAA money-builders. Members sold them in the gym lobby. REFRESHMENT tables are busy plalces during intermissions Y-Teens and Commercial Club sponsor this money-maker.

Page 24 text:

FOOTBALL PROGRAMS are M-Men's money-raising proiect. Enterprising lettermen are quick to catch fans without programs. ...-4- ea-V A- ,.,- 53, e 3 SHAKER SALE goes on al- though homecoming was can- celled. Eighty girls worked 60 hours to make l2OO streamers. Clubs had an energetic look. Satisfying the appetites of hungry teens was profitable for many organizations. Young cooks made cookies and popcorn ballsg ambitious choir and band members sold candy turtles and chocolate bars. Some groups served while they earned. To aid sports fans, lvl-Men sold football programs. Spend- ing hours at home and school, lOO Y-Teens made l2OO shakers for homecoming and l2OO pom-pons for Maroon and White Day. Basketball fans wore the booster pins sold by the Latin Club. Hard-working Junior Librarians compiled names and addresses and mimeographed 540 student directories so Cavekids could phone a pal for help with homework. lviiskoeditors sold plastic covers and broke all subscription records, selling i650 annuals. Thcit Nlishciwcikci Look Enterprising clubs i l

Page 26 text:

,yum as , , , fn 9 M I so W ?-Es TEENAGE party-goers sit in on a disc session and hash over the upcoming events and latest dope at the high school. Thoit Mishovvcikci Look Smiles and cheery hi's give MH 1 ii vii H ii Y i i i i FACULTY FRIEND Mr. Ward Baker returns authoritative and FILIPINO exchange student Gloria Asuncion tries on a house- somefimes humorous answers to teenagers' boy-girl questions. coat while foster sister Susan Craven checks the fit.