Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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With Hard Work and Fun Mike and Tony show how much school spirit they have. A few girls from the swim team take a minute to smile for the camera- Chris, Beth, Craig and Steve take time to say Hi to a few friends below. rnnrnm 8 Student Fun

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by Who We Are Everyone enjoys the first pep session of the Junior Tony Russell takes time out to spend year outside in the nice weather. a few minutes with Tammy Williams, Salley Causey, and Michelle Mennucci. Lori, Erika, and Denise relax after a hard day of school, Mr. McSorley dares Michelle and Laurie to knock it off his shoulder. Student Fun 7

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Our Paths Are Connected Through it all we learned to be re- sponsible for our decisions. I guess that was the hardest lesson of all. We couldn ' t be on a team, in a play, or on a journalism assignment and decide not to do it. People counted on us; people paid money perhaps to see our product and enjoy our efforts. We couldn ' t say, Oh, well, I ' ll take a zero. A zero on a team could mean a missed play or a lost game. A zero on a journalism assign- ment would mean a missed deadline, a blank page, or no product. These moments could never be re- trieved. It wasn ' t homework. we could tuck under our arms, stuff into the back seats of cars, and complete according to our own time tables. We made mistakes, and we learned from the m. We prayed that just this one final . . . last . . . ultimate time we would get a reprieve and things would be okay. Sometimes we were lucky, sometimes we were not. We found the best times to study and the best places. The student commons was a favorite of many as well as the cafeteria. We all hung around after school and collectively moved as one. Let ' s watch tryouts. Let ' s find Gina. Let ' s go out on the football field and watch Bob practice. Things were better when we stuck to- gether. Many seniors who were out at two o ' clock stayed until three. Maybe they knew they wouldn ' t see much of their friends after this year, or if they did, things would be changed. They wanted their comradeship, or maybe they were planning something a bit outrageous as seniors have been known to d o. Nevertheless, we made it. We shiv- ered from the cold, slipping and sliding our way to school during the winter months. We made it and we are here now, joined by one common bond — MISHAWAKA HIGH SCHOOL. What- ever paths we may choose throughout life, we will always be connected by our memories of our school, our teachers, and our friends. WE MADE THE DIFFERENCE! Mr. Davidson and Mr. Fisher take a few minutes to chat. Sue Strong helps cheer on the crowd at the first pep assembly. Students take time out for studying and completing homework. Student Fun 9