Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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IHS if 1..- AML, ,...... . 1 We give of ourselves- everyday, all the time- whether it be our minds, our hearts or our bodies. Sports try our physical endurance, straining to the brink of collapse. Racing down the field, the wind ripping at your clothes- Hurling, a ball with all the strength your body will yield- All the emotions- All the uncertainties- Everything. let out by our actions. Talking with friends, our words may say one thought, but our faces convey another Tensions dissolve as we stretch muscles taut and fill the lungs deeply. ln expanding our knowledge, in living every clay, The body the most basic form- is the most important factor, For without it, We have no Life. FACIAL EXPRESSION and body English prove Tom Ferrettie and Steve Fowler's astonishment. EXHAUSTION EVIDENT by his expression, Scott Sihenon trots wearily to the sidelines with Gene ivers. Life-11 I

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BEING The body- A capsule of life for work, for fun, for helping others. Athletes display their prowess at football, swimming, and other sports. But competing is not the only way we make use of our bodies. Lending themselves to the aid of the handicapped, Exposing themselves to a world they know little of, Some found inner satisfaction. Exploring the many marvelous intricacies of the human body, Leads us to wonder just what its full potential shall come to be. Since Neanderthal Man our bodies have improved, but the basic elements of life will always be with us . . . We are constantly becoming what we always were. CLOWNING AROUND with an old friend, Bob Jones becomes familiar with the basic structure of the body. TAKING A BRIEF BREAK from his studies, Tom Nelson clears his mind and relaxes his muscles. Life-13