New Haven High School - Mirage Yearbook (New Haven, IN)

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Working hard to make School run snnoothli; Our school has many behind the scenes people such as the cafeteria ladies who al- ways have lunch ready, the janitors who keep the school in good condition and the many secretaries. Mrs. Bandt is in charge of graduation diplo- mas, programs, and cap and gowns. She also does the bookkeeping, pays the bills, and anything during the day that has to do with money. Mrs. Bandt has made and counted a lot of change over the two years she ' s been here. On top of all this, she is Mr. Dela- grange ' s secretary. When asked about her job, Mrs. Bandt replied, It ' s very enjoyable, a lot of variety. Another person who is very important is the guidance secretary Mrs. Weida. All of the counselors correspondance in and out of the office is done through her, in addition to any thing that has to do with permanent records. Labelling pictures and such is also one of Mrs. Weida ' s tasks. I really enjoy my job and the personal contact with the students. It ' s a good feeling when you see someone succeed, said Mrs. Weida. Mr. Lake ' s and Sumpter ' s secretary, Mrs. Fritcha is also very important to the school. She is in charge of the cheerleaders in addi- tion to her normal job responsibilities. Mrs. Fritcha has to type the athletic schedules and arrange for the buses to all events. She also does other athletic organization. It ' s very interesting. I like sports, said Mrs. Fritcha about her job. PREPARING FOR the days lunch are tu cooks. KEEPING THE DOOR in good shape is jan Carl Berry. EVEN STUDENTS get Schrader helps each mor window. act as senior Mary ing at the attendance Behind the scenes — 25

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MAKING AN IMPORTANT phone call is guidance secretary Mrs. Weida. COOKS NOT ONLY have to prepare the lunch but clean up after it too. TAKING TIME out from his busy schedule is prin cipal Jacob Delagrange. WORKING AT her desk is office secretary, Mrs Fritcha. 24 — Behind the scenes

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Senior skit Live ' ' highlights Showtime After having had the threat of losing the talent show from some negative comments printed in last years newspaper, students seemed more appreciative of having this year ' s show. Mr. Henke did a terrific job of introducing the acts. He let the students know by his comments that they were being a good audi- ence. The students waited patiently and qui- etly when things did not go quite as smoothly as they should have. And when things such as microphones and stageprops finally did get worked out students applauded and made the person on stage feel more comfortable. There were many acts in this year ' s show. They consisted of a variety of different styles. Singing acts seemed to be the most popular as anything from mellow songs to rock and roll was heard. The Senior Skit was taken from the show Saturday Night Live. The seniors did a good job of imitating the styles, and comments of the real actors on the show. Many students were not in just one act but several. Seniors seemed to dominate this year ' s show, al- though many underclassmen were also in- volved. Overall 1 think the show proved that there is a great deal of talent at New Haven High School, said senior Craig Eakright. SHOWING HIS confidence from his newly found protection is junior Brian Workman while seniors Cathy White and Dawn Christianer accompany him. SWINGING ACROSS the stage can be a lot of fun as senior Steve Sims demonstrates. 26— Showtime ' 83