Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Lady President Presides This year ' s Student Council hod 46 members. Each member was elected from their sponsor room. Student Council met at 2:05 on the first Thurs- doy of each month. At these meetings the students dis- cussed up-coming events and fellow students ' opinions and ideas on school octivifies. ey went towards the Homecoming gome and dance. Student Council organized construc- tion of on M on a yord plot visible from the stadium. The white M in a maroon background was outlined with shrubbery and white flowers. They also sponsored Grandparents ' Day, a day when grandparents were invited to spend the day with students at MHS. The council orga- nized the annuel powderpuff foot- ball gome between senior-junior- sophomore girls, too. They raised money by selling spirit Overall, members worked hard and baskets and other products. This mon- gained a sense of responsibility. y Dlock, first female Pi nt Council, congratulate „ ot Homecoming, on event spons Council. nons, K. Monglesdorf, T. „,,., -. ....rader, D. Koselak, T. Dlock, G. Dodry, M. Leyes, J. Rehmel, J. Lowrence, A. Kuspo. 2nd row: P. Kocsis, L. Hodory, G. Delorenzo, A. Lunte, T. Grohom, D. Strong, N. Smith, D. Drandt, K. Wolengo, J. Cheh, L. Leikens, L. Dickel, S. Alexonder, K. Podgett, T. Dergner, J. Brooks, T. Jogermon, J. Vervynkt, D. Dorkes, S. Wells, G. Niedbolski, J. Michel. 4th row: M. Siney, G. Holidoy, J. Grover, R. Dufoi, J. Murroy. D. Rogers. 24 Student Council

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Misko Views Entertainment The theme for the 1983 Miskodeed mode the student body feel as though it were looking at a revue of the 1982-83 school year. The editors set up the book like o theatre pro- gram and concentrated on explain- ing what MHS students and faculty found entertaining in their lives. Something new in the yearbook was o special offer to the parents of sen- iors. They were encouraged to buy patron ads and congratulate the Class of 1983 in a special way. The number of students on staff in- creased over the previous year. And two staff members, Linda Derbin and Debbie Blue, attended journalism in- stitute at lU, DIoomington, the pre- vious summer. The ideas they brought bock aided the staff ' s early planning sessions immensely. According to Mrs. Warner, Being on staff provides a great experience for students because they learn so much about their school while developing their skills in writing, designing and organizing their time. Seniors Debbie Blue and Julie Cheh coiefuily crop the pictures that will be on their pages. 1st row: C. Emmons, M. Wogner, P. Kocsis, A. Colvin, K. Monn. 2nd row: D. Schaefer, J. Cheh, L Derbin, D. Blue, N. Smith, R. Burl ett. Ord row: K. Kobb, G. Ford, C. Klelnrlchert, W. Mellen, C. Chamberlln, K. Ice, J. Bullord, S. Rose. Not pictured: P. Bauer, C. Heston, J. Michel, C. Pendergross, R. Snider, J. White. Mr. Beckham helps Editor Linda Derbin design the pictures In her layout. Miskodeed 23

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records ond flashing lights at fh€ Homecoming donee. Sophomore po plan out their strotegii At the first Student Council meeting, the members listen intently while the office and Mr. Wayne discuss plans for the ye during a proctice at the pork. Student Counc 0ii