Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Homecoming Stirs Memories The 1980 Homecoming night was one which always will be remembered by many, bur especially for those seven MHS young women who served on the court. The day began with students sending carnations to fellow classmates in honor of Homecoming. A “‘rowdy ’ pep session highlighted the afternoon and fired up the ream and the fans for another victo- ry. Thar night, MHS compered with rival Elk- hart Central in a game that was 0-0 at halftime. Homecoming festivities then began. Senior queen candidates and their escorts were Dee Case and Scott Ermeri, Tammy Cave and Mike Spalding, Michele Gregory and Mark Waumans. Junior Pam Daggy was accompanied by Brian O'Keefe and Missy DeMeesrer was escorted by Mike DeHayes. Sophomores Karen Ryan and Cindy Nutting’s escorts were Dave Chaney and Chris Thorton. Student Council President Brad Beurrer crowned Tammy Cave the 1980 Home- coming Queen as the choir, under the direction of Mr. Long, sang “Yesterday.”’ The seniors then proudly paraded their Homecoming float around the track with shouts of ‘‘81, 81!’’ thar echoed around the stadium. The foorball game ended with anorher victory for MHS, defeating Elkhart Central 7-0. After the game, students headed to ward the gym for a Student Council sponsored dance. The low price of $1.99 and the grear tunes performed by Britches ended the memorable nighr for MHS students. The 1980 Homecoming Queen, Tammy Cave, is escorted by Senior Mike Spalding 16 Homecoming Proud MHS seniors display their “‘illegal’’ floar during halftime activiries

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i i pking a break after a busy day at school Linda ) sell talks with her boyfriend. Students Find Time For Hobbies Even with the many activities offered in school, students find time to enjoy their hobbies, families and other past times. Warching television was a popular leisure activity. Home Box Office and Showrime brought movies like, ‘Rocky Il,’’ ‘‘Sarur- day Night Fever,’’ 10, ’ and ‘The Main Event’ right into one’s livingroom. With the high cost of movies and gasoline these programs from cablevision were very economical. On the other hand, senior Steve Obren enjoyed old shows like Andy Griffith and Gilligan's Island. He also went to parties. Pete Dornsife collected salt water fish as a hobby. He set up an aquarium with four fish. He spent hours reading books about raising them. The fish came from the depths of the ocean giving them a more beautiful color. Pete was able to buy them in area pet sores. Another high school student who stayed busy during the after school hours was Stuart Belr. Even with his busy schedule at school, Stuart was a member of his church's youth group and a city tennis club. He also handed our phamplets and other literature for John Hiler. As a way to make the after school hours pass, many MHS students busied them- selves with other activities. Margaret Moe prepares for the nex serve during a volleyball game. Leisure Activities 15

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Senior court member Dee Case is escorted by Senior court member Michele Gregory is | Senior Scort Ermeri. escorted by Marlk Waumans. Junior court member Missy DeMeesrter is Sophomore court member Cynthia Nutting is escorted by Senior Mike Dehayes. escorted by Junior Chris Thorton. Junior court member Pam Daggy is escorted by Junior Brian O'Keefe. Sophomore court member Karen Ryan is escorted by Senior Dave Chaney. Homecoming 17