Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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it i it 3' ANTICIPATION of the coming ceremony results DELVING BACK to the source of living matter. ' ds. in nervous smiles from Marta and Jeanne. Owen Lackey tears down organic compoun CHILDHOOD DREAMS become adult realities as Ann Pozwilka reflects changes in her life. The brain- Fifteen billion individual living cells, all interacting, Composing the master control. It let us learn, grow, expand our intellectual capabilities Expressing feelings through the arts: painting, writing, singing, acting, Creating. For some, chemistry experiments turned on heavy thoughts of life. Sociology and lnternational Relations helped us understand the minds and feelings of other people. Mass media tuned in world problems, and we formed opinions on the My Lai trial, over-population, and a myriad of everyday crises. While constantly propelling ourselves forward, We turned back, groping for the essentials . . . We are constantly becoming what we always were.

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i i 1-me-.M,.,,,1,uL i1iLl4....,5- .- aw- f HEART letting go. Opening your heart to the call of the world, Of life. Loving and hoping to be loved. Running through a sunlit meadow, petals of flowers play lightly against your bare legs. The joyous exuberance bubbling inside when you're with a special person, Reflecting on memories when they're away. Love brings a laughter you never heard yourself laughing before. You want the whole world to feel like you do, So you care more about what happens out there. You Walk for Development but iust can't finish the whole twenty-five. The war in Vietnam isn't so far away when a friend is going there. A sunlit meadow isn't half as beautiful when people dump trash in it. The newspaper says county officials found some starving children and Biafra is only five miles away. Your heart says help people and lay a little lovin' on the world. Your mouth says, what can l do? BANDAGING a walker's blistered foot, a Red Cross worker aides in the 1971 Walk For Developmem- POLLUTION-a disease ofthe land. It hurts more than we can feel. Life-5