Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Prairie skirts ond ruffled blouses spotlighted the fashion scene at MHS. Seen on joggers, construction workers and students, the Sony Walkman head-set mode its mark. Hairstyles varied at MHS, but traditionally many football players chose on ly one. Areo concerts, such as the Deoch Doys, Rick Springfield, Cheap Trick, Rush, Chicago and Billy Squier, often resulted in the purchase of posters, buttons ond the ever-popular concert T-shirt, as displayed by Eileen Siokowski.

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Costumes, Props Dress Up MHS Various costumes reflected the word- robes of the octors and actresses at MHS in 1983. Among the girls ruffles seemed to be the most popular on colorful cotton blouses, coordinated with skirts of calico or denim. For a more casual look, the girls wore a comfortable pair of Cheeno ' s or pleated pants with side pockets. As an accessory, they wore silk or knit neck ties or v-shaped leother belts. Shoe styles included bollerina slip- pers, convas slip-ons, and the ever- popular tennis shoes. Items in the guys ' wordrobes includ- ed earth-toned velour or terry fops, Shetland sweaters, and jerseys and sweatshirts indicofing their fovorite feom or college. Levi ' s cords in on arroy of worm colors also were o big favorite. Leather boots were also a common part of the costume. Jeans seemed to set the fashion trend in the 80 ' s. Although Levi ' s and Lee ' s were still around, designer ta- bles such OS Calvin Klein, Gloria Von- derbilf and Sosson became quite prominent. Hairstyles for the girls varied from punk to permed. The guys sported the feathered bock look and some chose the 50 ' s style butch. Izods and boot-shoes were considered essential to the preppies oround MHS. Postei, solid and pin-striped oxfords with button-down collars, multi-colored polo shirts, khoki wolking shorts with Argyll socks, ond anything in Scottish plaid spotlighted our preppies. Movie going was also a popular trend in 1962-63. E.T. - The Extro-Terrestiol was box office smosh along with Conon the Darborion and Rocky III. Other hits Included Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Poltergeist ond Star Trek II. Midnight movie crazes were The Song Remains the Same and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which many MHS ' ers spent hours preparing their clothes and make-up fot. 12 Costumes, Props, Moke-Up

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Senior football player Joe Schroder pedols furl ously during the Homecoming pep roily. Cost Shines At Homecoming On Q night heightened by a 49-8 victory over the Michigan City Elston Red Devils, this yeors ' s cost celebrat- ed their annual Homecoming at Steele Field. The halftime festivities v ere highlighted by a band-choral interlude, which preceded the big event - the crowning of the queen. The candidates were Tracey Black, Karen Ryan, and Debbie Smith. Unlike previous years, the queen was crowned by Student Council Treasurer, Dennis Koselak. This was necessary because the president, Tracey Black, was a member of the court. Receiving the dignified honor was Miss Karen Ryon. A hoop prepared by the cheerleoders awaits destruction by the football teom. Seated, Christy Camerer, Debbie Smith, Karen Ryan, Tracey Diock, Denlse Kyle, and kneeling Sue Longuell and Sue Strong are the members of the 1982 Homecoming Court. Regally seated, senior Karen Ryon looks every inch a Homecoming Queen. ' 14 Casf Parties