Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Publications Meet Deadlines With all the additions that were made to MHS this past vear, the apptoptiate theme tor the Miskodeed was Undet Construc- tion. It became the largest book in the area. The staff was comprised of one adviser and many students who took pictures, devel- oped them in the darkroom, and arranged them on pages according to basic layout techniques. The ad staff was responsible for bringing in thousands of dollars in ad sales. Speakers were called in to demonstrate sell- ing techniques of successful businesses to help them with this task. Members of the staff were also faced with the horrendous job of alphabetizing and indexing 1600 stu- dents and staff. Robbin Burkett and Candie Emmons at- tended St. Mary ' s Institute over the summer where they learned how to incorporate the theme of their book into layouts. They worked with Jim Beckham, yearbook sales- man, and Terry Nelson, advisor, over the summer to finalize their layout plans. The staff was hard working and devoted. Many Saturdays and holiday vacations were given up to trudge back to school in good weather and bad to do Miskodeed work. Many members stopped answering their phones on Saturday mornings fearing it would be Miss Nelson summoning them back to work. 1st row: K. Beck. C. Emmons, M. Wagner, R. Burkett, S. Rose, 2nd row: T. Lawson, T. Williams, K. Mann, M. Teeter, A. Calvin, J. Benjamin, C. Hacker, 3rd row: T. Davis, J. Sherwood, R. Snyder, L. Alwine, J. Johnston -V ' i vu 24 Mnkodecd Candie and Joanne work very hard to finish their pages. Candie felt that being editor was a big responsibility but was a lot of fun.

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Quill and Scroll was an International Honorary Society designed for journalists. It was organized in 1926 by advisors for high school student journalists to reward these people for their hard work. The members pledged themselves to excellence in a special ceremony held at the end of the year. Each new member lit candles symbolizing truth, initiative, opportunity, and friendship. Three juniors and five seniors were cho- sen during the 1982-83 school year. Among those chosen included Robbin Burkett, Can- die Emmons, and Michele Wagner. These students exhibited great skill and knowledge in journalism and were in the upper third of their class. Ending the ceremony, each student went forward, signed their names, and made pledges. Quill and Scroll pins were granted. Quill And Scroll Inducts Eight Quill And Scroll 23

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Top row: C. Donnelly, K. Heston, T. Thomas, M. Windsor, A. Nichols, T. Davis, R. Benkhe, Bottom row: E. Roe, M. Cavanaugh, K. Snider, R. Newland Michelle Windsor and Kurran Heston energetically type their stories. Editor Christl Donnelly discusses the paper with he staff. Editor-in-Chief Christl Donnelly along with assistant editors Kurran Heston and John Kronewitter edited the sixty -sixth vol- ume of The Alltold. Business manager Tra- cy Thomas sold ads for each issue. The fifteen issues of The Alltold, dis- tributed bi-weekly, consisted of four pages except for eight page issues distributed at Christmas and Graduation. Christl Donnelly and Kurran Heston at- tended the Michiana High School Newspa- per Workshop sponsored by the South Bend Tribune Community Relations Department. They spent November 3 at Notre Dame learning more about headline writing, layout, and reporting. The staff consisted of many underclass- men. The lack of experience made us work even harder to produce the best Alltold ever, commented the editor-in-chief. Alltold 25