Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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The Thespians have a beautiful summer day for rheir car wosh. Senior Mike Stephens takes a breather after Q hectic day at the World ' s Fair. Even underwater. Matt Myers is still recognizoble. Pete Dornsife escapes the rigors of being the Alltold editor at Darren Lake. Cost Relaxes Offstage While in the off-seoson, many mem- bers of the cost took odvontoge of the time to relax and travel to vor- lous ports of the state and obroad. David Coleman v ent to Dergisch, Giadboch West Germany under the Youth For Understonding Program. He v os amazed at how well he learned the language in such a short time. It was more than just a leorn- ing experience; it was fun! David brought back many souvenirs and slides. Unversities in the state were also popular vocation spots. Seniors Cindy Heeter and Ron Dutol went to Girls ' and Boys ' State ot ISU in Terre Haute to learn about state govern- ment through a week of lectures and seminars. Senior Terry D ' Hoore of- fended a history workshop at ISU where he polished his knowledge of history and earned college credit. Members of the Miskodeed and All- told staffs, Debbie Blue, Linda Derbin, Pete Dornsife and Mike Stephens traveled to Bloomington for two week institutes at lU. Thought-pro- voking lectures and tedious lobs taught them valuable journalism skills. 6 Cost Ll. B Vjh ' ' ' ' fl l H|v L Jm HBI

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Stage Set For MHS Premiere Stage preparations for the 1983 pro- duction began in June of ' 1982 os con- struction crews gatliered to revamp the twenty-five year old heating sys- tem to a more energy efficient steam system. A new phone system was also Installed to update the offices and to facilitate inter-school commu- nication. This was just the start of sev- eral phases of renovation to prepare for the return of the ninth graders in the fall of 1980. Houses behind the school along Stu- debaker and Wenger streets were moved or sold to School City to make room for an enlarged parking lot. Other extensive renovation of the MHS stage, including a new music wing where the cafeteria parking lot wos and a medio center created from the current library and history areas, was begun. The school board also held open meetings to gother opinions about the possible addition of a 5 million dollar auxiliary gym and or swimming pool. In addition to the stage expansion, other preparations hod to be made for the debut of the 1982-83 perfor- mance. Costumes, make-up, and props hod to be carefully selected for the actors and actresses. Hundreds of dollars were spent on spiral and 3- ring script covers as well as on books about the performance. Directors ond the cast spent hours arranging ond rearranging schedules. All of this was just to set the stage for the scenes to come.

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KJ i Vol Deovo and Michele Leyes take time out talking over their suminer octivities. Sophomore John Snyder studies diligently for on up coming t st. Underclassmen tight for supplies on the first day of school. Disco Jeff Vervynckt shows off his dancing ability against Kraig Dorron and Dave Rogers. The senior cheering section proves to be the rowdiest at o pep session. CQsf 7