Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Daiuning THE SIMPLICITY ot downtown Mishawaka is made complicated by the use of trick photography. IN THE INNOCENCE of youth, each one of us becomes aware of the joy in the simple things of life, such as fishing. AS A NEW DAWN APPEARS on a beach, we face another day of either life or mere existence. 2— Opening

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iA. . , armth-fllled ' , om, we see sun as a guiding light , us to reach out and be s just as our li-, e dying leaves e p erishesJhe spirit of summe •■3s on. At last in the grey, mis ' Once a forS Sunrise, suns f, 161 1 yu a, and the world revolves around us or within us @NLY THi BiiMtl WHICH

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Opening 1-11 Experiencing .12-39 ' Exploring 4 -61 Exchanging pE2-8 Exploding. . . . B2-1 03 Existing . • . .CTl04-195 Exit . . . L. .C-rj. 196-204 Aware of one ' s surroundings— of the narrow hallways, of pushing and shoving on stairs and of the sudden txi rsting oper of bathrooi two inches from the nose, or of an abrupt yank at the ba({k of a sweater by a spiral notetiook belongi g to a Msserby, Stopping to joifi in with srafall groups, one tries so desperatfely to be ' accepted, . to belong. V If those who are iV rtant APPROVE, new feelings occur4a jifferent freedom, and a lightheartedne: Going along with the ctoVvd, one begins rapping, laugnqpg, enjoying giving of one ' s self. Disapproval is met with meekness, a crawling back into a confining shel broken only by a few trusted Iriends This troubled soul becomes a prisbnt in a cell of loneliness and desires a more fulfilled life. Rebellion eventually occurs, brought on by this building up of emotions. Needing the power of emotion, the prisoner opens up- becoming an individual, awakened like a child from a nap long needed, rising with stored energy, with eagerness to express, to open, to AWAKEN. Opening— 3