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Leads Gay, Frivolous Life Youth seemed to have no trouble indulging in fun. They found it in the simple joys of life such as leisurely walking home on a beautiful spring day absorbing all that is around, sharing the feelings of a close friend, and delighting in family togetherness. Talking was a favorite pastime of teenagers. Choice bits of gossip, the latest fads and fashions, the in things to do, and the latest jokes were only a few of the subjects discussed by teens. Meeting friends in a pre-selected spot has always been a practice of teenagers. Whether at the flagpole, the drugstore, or just at someones locker, students possessed an uncanny system for locating friends. Teenagers ate to live and lived to eat. They devoured hamburgers, hot dogs, french fries, onion rings, pizzas, malts, and soft drinks by the dozen. The teenager did know how to enjoy life. (.KFtK (.REETING Several MHS students II hand to welcome the new AFS student, Thouly Kastanaki George Marzotto tsks TIiouIn d que ' ition about Greece WIPEOUT. Dale iMaloney awkwardly fails to keep his balance on his skateboard. Friend Mike Elljode observes, hoping to avoid the same fate. Sidewalk surfing is a very popular pastime of teenagers who do the in things. ALL SMILES. Students did not find classes all drudgery. Most classes struck humorous notes which helped break monotony.
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Sometimes Young Mishawaka TELEPHONE CHATTER. Modern Geometry temporarily takes a back seat as sopho- more Jane Zimmerman catclies up on the latest news of the day. TANDEM TWOSOME. Steadies Marcia Kraft and Roger DeFauw enjoy the mild weather and each others company as they take a bike hike on a lazy fall afternoon. YfLETIDE CUSTOM. Chuck Gleissner helps decorate the Christmas tree in the main liall. 20
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Awed by Civil War Assembly, SERIOUS MATTER. The issuing of repoil cards changed many students ' secial Ufe. CONCENTRATION. Frivolity ends for seniors as the deadline for source themes ne.irs. Most seniors regarded the research paper as their toughest English assignment. CCEPTANCE. Whether a student is able to attend the college of his choice depends on many things. Parents and students listen intently as representatives from several colleges talk about requirements, scholarships, and college life.
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