Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Here's Where A year of excitement, work, joy, and pure fun filled the lives of 1,987 MHS students. With fall came the football season and a football jamboree at Tupper Field. Penn, Marian, and St. Joseph high schools participated in this event, each playing the other in the four quarters allotted. Students eager to boost school spirit supported their teams by raising the season ticket sale to an i all time high. During halftime ceremonies fans cheer hoop-breaking Cavemen on the field to help create victory psychology among the players. 9 FOOT Sci-is VEMEN aeeeglm ee., viii i it HWQQQMWQ .i - I 1 Effie: if Lili l 1 I H , ' ,L L . l Ln A, L as- sf 2 ' t. . .., mm 51, . ,als - -' -Q mf usual we J Principal, Mr. Firmani, presents former MHS coach, Mr. Steele, with a trophy and a lifetime pass to all MHS athletic functions.

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AY I l .- 1 4,5 - 1 At the first pep rally held at Merrifield Park, a fall bonfire kindles the sparks of student spirit. nf., ff, Photographer Doug Keister demonstrates his great acrobatic skill necessary to get Misko pictures. ER V AWAK rioHnNG WSH Community boosters show their interest by christening the stad- ium press box with a new sign.

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vi , , i of N 5,1 ' ' i X 1 ,1 .2 Ink' i i 1' .:.1z,.,.,- vig,,,' ,,, UP, f - ' r .Q e n v . :- ' Y 9 - f v a n' Merrifield Park's new olympic-size swim- ming pool offers new community activity to MHS'ers during the summer. AFS student, Suhaila Shamsuddin accepts congratulations from Dr. Freeman.