Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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PAGES AND PAGES of sweet little nothings interest senior and junior girls as they compare letters from their current number ones. . . . 14 ittle om volerq You engaged in a bit of tomfoolery to add fun to the regular grind Mr. Wood laughed loudest of all the day you wore string ties in physics class to celebrate Uncle Dudley Day You were introduced to the game of Choo Choo and delighted in showing unsuspecting friends how to play it Fads in food, talk, and music came and went You discovered french fried onions and the charm of folk songs like Tom Dooley What's the word, bird? lmeaning What s new? l was among the phrases which infiltrated your everyday language SENIOR BOYS IMITATE ADAMS CHEERLEADERS A NOODLE WALK IS FUN FOR INITIATE , , y..

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IMPROMPTU HAIRCUT PROVIDES A DIVERSION FOR SENIOR PLAY CAST GIGGLES, happy chatter, and an Occasional yelp indicate Sharon Payette and Mary Jo Boughton are having a good time at thc Y-Teen fall pnchic.

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The Maroon and White Spirit ln spite of a mediocre year in sports, your spirit was high. Well-planned pep sessions kept you laughing and aroused a zest tor cheering. As hosts at the sectional, you politely applauded your opponent and out-yelled all other schools in the tournament when the Cavemen ran onto the floor. You were proud of your school for things other than sports. You bragged to other kids about MHS plays, publications, music, and classes. You talked about your friendly school. You had the maroon and white spirit. PREACHER DAGGY SAYS LAST RITES FOR CENTRAL'S THEODORE BEAR. l Ml at I 1 n an ,., K 7, GIANT CAVEMAN WINS FIRST PRIZE FOR Y-TEENS IN HOMECOMING PARADE