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

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Homecoming Events Reveal New Talents Homecoming week brought spirit and hard work for many students at New Haven. Student Council put a lot of time into Homecoming. The main events organized by Student Council included Class Banners, Powder Puff, Spirit Week, and the Parade. Each of these events re- quired individual committees. The parade committee, headed up by Kirsten Stine, organized the parade route, selected grand mar- shals, made the parade line up, and contacted various people. The Powder Puff committee, chaired by Jeff Grabill, found announcer, cheerleaders, coaches, and offi- cials, and organized the game. Each class also had to prepare for building a float for the parade and making a class banner. This took weeks of hard work and time. The Senior Class won the float competi- tion with their theme of Keep Climbing . The class banner compe- tition was won by the Sophomores, who chose the theme of The Spirit Continues In The Class of ' 88 . The Powder Puff game was an ex- citing and fun-filled evening for those who participated and came to support their favorite teams. With their exceptional running offense, the Junior Freshman team defeat- ed the Senior Sophomore team by a final score of 14-6. The first two touchdowns for the Junior Fresh- man team were scored by Lisa Bed- well and Jodi Fitzgerald, with Steph- anie Gratz bringing in the two point conversion. The only touchdown for the senior Sophomore team was made by a hand off from Joan Dy- ben to Carmella Harris who then ran the ball in. The coaches for the Sen- ior Sophomore team were varsity football players, Heath Hostetler, Eric Stine, Doug Leonard, Nick Burris, and Scott Renier, Jeff Grabill, Rob Norton, Jeff Kintz, and Kirk Jacuay coached the victorious Junior- Freshman team. Senior coach Doug Leonard commented, The girls played a heck of a game con- sidering the time we had to prepare for it. The Howard Cosells who an- nounced the game were Pat Baum- gartner and Jared Darlington. In addition to the Powder Puff Game, the side-lines had their own kind of action. Sexy male cheer- leaders, John Dicks, Matt Brown, John Kanable, Stormy Brock, Bob Treat, and John Gerardot compet- ed in the Southwest Championship Westling Match. Stormy Brown, who was thought to be the winner of the match, was disqualified for using a foreign object. Therefore, Pencil- Neck John dicks was determined the winner. Senior cheerleader Matt Brown, who refereed the wrestling match said, Cheering was a lot of fun, but my mothers bra and wig made me itch. The spirit and enthusiasm contin- ued throughout the evening culmi- nating with the all-community pep session at the high school. The queens court and the NNHS football team were introduced. The rowdi- ness of the crowd was evident and it was clear that Homecoming ' 85 would be a huge success. — Kelley Koehlinger AS CARRIE FEDELE and Ellen Felten ride on the senior float during the homecoming parade, they show that the uncomparable senior spirit still lives on. DIFFERENT 14 PIECES STUDENT LIFE

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NHHS STUDENTS SHOW their enthusiasm during the Homecoming Pep session. The floor be- comes covered with toilet paper as the team is announced. DURING SENIOR PAJAMA day Kelly Kreiger and Chad Blumenhurst show off their pajamas while hamming it up for a pose. DIFFERENT 13 PIECES STUDENT LIFE

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test©! pi SOPHOMORE JOAN DYBEN passes the ball as her teammates hold the line during the powder puff game between the Junior Freshman team and the Senior Sophomore team. WHILE AROUSING SPIRIT within the fans, powder puff cheerleaders. John Dicks, Matt Brown. John Kanable. Dennis Brock. Bob Treat, and John Ger- ardot shine with beauty and charm. WHILE SHOWING THEIR spirit in the homecoming parade, varsity cheerleaders Greta Simpson, Tammy Harper, Julie Beard, Kirsten Stine, Sharon Hathaway, and Misty Snider take time out to ham it up for the camera. DUE TO THE failures of their fire truck, varsity foot- ball players finished out the parade with high spirits while on foot. DIFFERENT 15 PIECES STUDENT LIFE