Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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.evin Moggioli, Trocey Block ond Do logers wait fo be served of the Frer ogressive dinner. ?mber, Kristlne Mongalsdorf, ? Candy Emmons to buy a Language Clubs 29

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Languages Live In Clubs Lost year ' s language clubs Interested many students. The clubs had various activities to teach many nev things about the countries of France, Ger- many, and Spoin. The German club met about once o month to discuss upcoming events. Members gathered for the annual Christmas party and the field trip to Goethe Institute in Chicago. Last year ' s French club had 41 mem- bers in it. They had a progressive dinner v here certain members v ere assigned to bring the various main courses. In the fall, the members gathered at Merrifield Pork to have their annual picnic. They also hod a Christmas breakfast 1st period for 3rd and 4th yeor students; they cooked their own meal and cleaned up afterwards. Even though the Spanish-Latin club was one of the smaller groups, it at- tracted a variety of students. They had a dinner at the Hacienda. They also hod a Christmas porty and in the spring, a picnic with a pinota full of candy to break. Sophomore, Doug Delee smiles as he fries the dessert ot the French Club picnic ot Merrifield Patk. Officers for the Sponish-Lotin Club were Tit Kling, Treosurer, Mory Leesa Jones, Vice- President, Tom Klopfenstein, President, ond Pom Lowson, Secretary. French Club sponsor, Mr. Dadry, chats with a guest during the fall picnic. 28 Language Clubs

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I Madrigals Bring Holiday Sound Madrigals is a privilege and o re- sponsibility. It is an excellent oppor- tunity to spread the Christmas spirit in a creotive way, stoted senior Madri- gol member Jeanne Schromm. Madrigals, the most select vocal group offered at MHS, was first start- ed in 1966. These students dressed in Gothic costumes and sing speciol ar- rangements of Christmas corols. The costumes ore designed by Mr. and Mrs. Edword Fleming, from origi- nol drowings of costumes of the mid- dle Gothic English era. To become a member of the Modri- gals there are several requirements; first one must be a member of the A ' Coppello choir, then they must have Q willingness to work hard and to commit themselves to a very heavy performance schedule. Mr. Long, the director, stated, The most unique thing about being o port of the Madrigal society is the close- ness that develops between the members. During the processionol, Tim Willioms ond Mory Fleming porode down the oisle in their costumes. 1st row: T. Willioms, R. Schultz, M. Myers. L. Myers, B. Beckett, K. Finneron, K. Buckley, M. Fleming. 2nd row: S. Atkinson. M. Sport, J. Snodgross, T. Klopfenstein, N. Stickel. Mr. Long. D. Fleming. T. Reimer. J. Schromm. M. Worns, L. Fleck. Mrs. Fleming shows one of the Modrigol cos- tumes that she designed, while Debbie Flem- ing models. 30 MQdrigols