Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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Cavemen, We ' re Behind You Getting ready for the game. Kir McCampbell and Stephanie Linson make the hoop that the football players break through. Right: The chicken man . John Cinnamon from 104 WZZP. presents the football team with the Kentucky Fried Chicken team of the week award after the win over Riley. ' 15 Gimme A C

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An Old Story Revised Everyone knows the story of Cin- derella, the beautiful girl with a ter- rible step-mother and awful step sis- ters. She lived a terrible life, but she had wonderful dreams, and one evening they came true when her fairy godmother appeared. This is the regular old run-of-the-mill Cin- derella story, but this year ' s chil- dren ' s play about the story had some interesting twists to it. The fairy godmother had to go against the law to change the pumpkin and mice into a carriage and drivers. It seems that magic was against the law in the land, and all the fairies had to finally convince the king to change the law at the end of the play. The play was a sort of com- edy, and for another change, a dancing lion was fit into the story somehow. Even with the changes, it was a big hit with the kids and the cast had a fun time with this play. The cast was as follows Cinderella Jenny Dahlin Mala Shelly Comstock Peony Jenni Grimm Hollyhock Mary Fozo Miss Friendly Shelly Buckley Prince Adrian Darin Dahms Rollo Scott Bellot King Leopold Joel Thompson Queen Elsa Laura Musser Justin ... Tom Vandall Malcom Rob Newland Drusilla Gina Nickels Marilla Chavonne Bowen Page Roland Morin Frightful the Lion Ted Reimer Ladies in Waiting Chris Smith Donna Rozow Linda Sheehan Sherry Pracklett Mice Stephanie Lange Theresa Scott Marigrace Patton Donna Schaefer Director; John McSorely Student Director: Mike Strange Shelly Co Cinderella TStock portrays the wicked mothe Shelly Buckly. the fairy Godmother, talks to the frightful lion. Ted Reimer as Prince Adrian, Darin Dahms, Looks on.

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Rogge Says It All Steve Roggeman is a man of many tal- ents. He is a dedicated football player, student, and in a sense, a sort of cheer- leading figure and our favorite mascot; ' The Caveman! ' He gets out there on the track at pep assemblies and the court during basketball season to lead the crowd in our cheer, Give me a C We all get really pepped up when he ' s out there cheering. The team does too, and everyone is in a mood to WIN! Steve gets us in the spirit to cheer on our team, and the team-mates ' spirits get a boost too! Everyone benefits from Steve ' s cheers. When asked what goes through his mind when he ' s out there cheering Steve says, I just go out there and try to get these people fired up and behind the team. We can all say that he gets the job pretty well done! Almost no one person has generated so much spirit all by him- self. Yes, Steve should get much of the credit for making our crowds so respon- sive and therefore our team so successful. Thanks a lot Steve, for making our school the spirited people we are! Steve Roggeman gets the Cavemen fired up. Gimme A C ' Viy