Mishawaka High School - Miskodeed Yearbook (Mishawaka, IN)

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•••••••• •••••• Students Use Their Extra Time To olunteer Students in this community had several opportunities to do volunteer work this year. They volunteered at rest homes, hos- pitals, or in school for numerous jobs that needed to be done. Why would students do volun- teer work? Well, in some cases students were required to do some sort of community project for a group or a club. The Na- tional Honor Society had not only a group-volunteer project they did, but also individual pro- jects assigned to each member. Project Teach also required that each member do some sort of volunteer project for a teacher such as make bulletin boards or set up display cases. In other instances, however, students volunteered just to do the community a service. Work- ing as a candy striper or collect- ing canned foods at Christmas time to help Mr. Mann were just two of the ways many students served their community. 1 vol- unteered to go and collect cans, replied Jennifer Swan- berg. The satisfaction I got was better than any money I could have received. So, many students volun- teered in their community to fill requirements, but even more did it for the pure satisfaction of helping others. by Jill Taraskiewicz Co-editor-in-chief Heather Purcell volunteers as a candy striper at St Joseph Hospital in Mishawaka. Helping patients by wheeling them around is just one of the many jobs candy stripers do. During her first hour study hall when she works in the Athletic Office. Jenny Buysse volunteers to type the messages up on the cafeteria board. 10 Volunteer Student Life A bunch of Special Olympic volunteers, including our own CIndi Gill (Left), imitate a ballet pose with Lyn Swan. Mr. Swan was one of the numerous stars who showed up at Notre Dame this year for the Special Olympics.

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While visiting an amusement park, Stephanie Lange has fun riding the skrampler. Amusement parks were popu attractions hccnusr thrv provided fun and excitement. While at Merrifield Park Tanett Chlzum shows off her fine-tuned skating skills, Many other students enjoyed ice skating, and Merrifield provided them with an excellent facility. Mark Mast cleans up his yard after being tee-pee ' d by some of his friends ' .».ho played this joke on him. TOP TEN WAYS OF HAVING FUN: 1. Cruising ' 2. Shopping ., ' . , 3. Eating 4. Watching television 5. Dating ' - 6. Watching movies 7. Talking on the tele- phone 8. Going to parties 9. Dancing ' ' - ' . ' - ' 10. Participating in sports My favorite way to have fun: Activ t,.js ' Q Student Life -

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Volunteering as a cafeteria ' James Stlenbaugh i nd trays to prepare them lo be washed As a volunteer in the dean ' s office Sherry VanVoorcn answers the phone for Mrs, Patterson. As a volunteer, she also ran passes . filed students ' Tammy Schelle reads a book to the children she babysits. Babysitting was a good volunteer job as it taught responsibility, patience, and understanding. 10 WAYS TO VOLUNTEER FOR YOUR TEACHERS; 1. Clean erasers 2. Wash chalkboard 3. Grade tests 4. Empty trash 5. Shine apples 6. Staple papers 7. Get mail 8. Sharpen pencils 9. Shine shoes 10. Get coffee Volunteer Student Life -L -i- I