Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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GET-ACQUAINTED party for all freshman girls is an exciting event where they get an opportunity to meet the Y-Teen offi- HAUTOGRAPH my Miskodeedf' a subscriber asks Principal Myers. Students sign yearbooks for days after getting them. cers and cabinet. Dancing and games help them to get to know their classmates and Mishawaka High fads and customs. That Mishoiwoikoi Look Cavekids buzz with FUTURE BRIDES create exciting talk when they receive dia- monds. Gals look at and price furniture, choosing favorite style.

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JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM is high spot of teenage social calen- darg hundreds of guys and gals in dinner jackets and fluffy dresses dance to Pat de Mure's orchestra. Cavekids attend coketail parties before the dance, get sunburned the next day, dances, lively teenagers really live it up .yan lb, vii' lf PIZZA PARTIES rate high among teenagers. John Long hungrily samples this treat prepared by chef Nancy Yunker. s I uurmr couwcii GUKE HOUR' WELC QMEQ SEQEI' AT COKE HOUR in her honor, foreign exchange student Gloria Asuncion demonstrates the Filipino version of rock and roll.

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ELECTION RETURNS are anxi- ously scanned by excited candi- dates and voters after the stu- dent council campaign in l957. talk of little extras: JA, rings, and trips Little things added excitement to the Misha- walca look. Mishawaka's teens tried out for every- thing: plays, cheerleading, athletic teams, and speech contests. Then came the speculation, the turmoil, and the suspense of who made it. They thought up a new idea tor Dear Teachers' Day: a cottee hour instead of polished apples. Cavekids invaded Chicago to root for the White Sox and to see a play. Excitement ranged from the thrill of beating Central to wearing caps and gowns. After school, kids emptied the building in 'SOM less time than it takes to throw a typewriter car- riage. Gut ot school, little extras added zest to MHS lite. Gals scurried down to the bowling alleys to try and score that unattainable 300. Misha- wakans made cookie sheets and coat hangers in Junior Achievement companies. Scouring the town, ambitious teenagers found jobs scarce, but some were able to support themselves or a car. COMPARING '58 class ring with a '32 ring, Joan Schue and her dad find her ring crest is largerg both have traditional tower.