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

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Ptrgviv Grim: Mariorio Hsmsoth, Olga Kohlenlperq, Anna Thompson, Carol Adams, Walid Chapman, Charles Hivsly, Riohar-fl McNQtt, Noble Rothqeb, Miss Creal. Ryu Two: Gloria Galliahsr, Mary Helen Gahe-t, Doloros Zeit, Eve-lyn Andre-'s, Gloria Hsnninq, Glenn Roh- insrn Clinton Mehrinq, Mr, Marshall. Rom' Thiso: Lovonia Stewart, Marcella Mompsr, Ethel Mclntosh, Alice lireiselinyor, Mildred Vonderau, Mary Glass, Carl lfosster, lvValt-er Ftoinlzina, Hennstlri llanilf-ld. Pliw Four: llens Burkett, lfladtslirio Lllco, Dorothy Hazolett, Aqnos Hooveil, Lillian Eurlew, Ruth Rahman, 'rio ELi4Ckstea,l, Be-rtha Thimiai, Charles Forsyth, Howard l-loevel, Francis Bandeilier, Ms-lvin Hemsoth. Foxx F1791 Dorothy Trim, Pauline Hartman, lsalnelle Mahoney, Nila loan Shiorlinq, Carol Phare-s, Mable Stoner, ilfwfzrrril Bearman, Borriioe Eowors, Be-tty Horman, Rolitert Broclzhouse-, Morris Pfif:-ffor, Willard Leonard, Richard Lfizrfzr, Charles Nsulzarn, Polnert Straulii, Raymond Wfiseh, Elmer Schwain, Paul Mack. Vcnff Six. 'flatyrie Berqrnan, Virginia Burkett, Wayne Coali, Howard Doty, Donald Robinson, David Van Meter, rf-r Doty, Arqyl Bacon, l-loirier l-laryror, Grvillo Loppnr, Euqono Sclinefll-cor, Gsno Griffith, losenh Becker. l't1i:f l v1nlf'1u

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pennants and basketball badges to increase the class finances. A skating party was added to these projects to make it a veiy successful year. Mr. Guthier, have you any further additions to make? 1 would like to relate the fine showing that the Sophomores make at the basketball games. ln the band are Kenneth Hammer and Ronald Ramsey furnishing entertainment to all. Another member of the class Bernon Schlink acts as junior student manager. Those participating in the games are Bolyard, Poeppel, Wright, Stellhorn, Nelson, Miller, Hemsoth, Ehle, Meyer, Krueck, and Vonderau. The class is also honored by having two yell leaders, Harold Parkison and Richard Ichy Rothgeb, who help lead these fighting bulldogs to victory. After hearing this 1 am sure no one can say that the Sophomores are showing a fine representation at the basketball games. Now, friends of the radio audience, it is time to bring our broadcast to a close. Be sure to tune in again next year at this same time and hear how those Sophomore Echos advance further up the ladder of fame. Thanks for listening and so long everybody. The Hmateurs Class of 1941 Ladies and Gentlemen: This is station N. H. H. S. bringing you the high lights of the class of 19-41. The Class of '41 entered their junior year with plenty of pep and en- thusiasm. They began with plans of a trip to Washington, D. C. in the spring of 1941. To start the ball rolling a weinner bake was held at the home of Clinton Mehring, where the group enjoyed eats and entertainment. They sold school pencils, magazine subscriptions, basketball tickets, and gave several skating parties. During the year the junior Class worked industriously, and also maintained a canteen in the gymnasium during the basketball games, Another event of the year was the class play, His Czark Cousins , a comedy, which proved to be entertainly for the audience. The cast in- cluded Raymond Wiese, Herbert Betchol, Homer Harper, Charles Forsyth, Mary Glass, Mildred Vonderau, Argyl Bacon, Eileen Potts, Nila lean Shier- Puge Tlzirlrrn

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ling, Marjorie Hemsoth, Dorothy Hazelet and David VanMeter. The Iunior banquet was the highlight of the year. This banquet was given in honor of the Seniors. Miss Creal and Mr. Marshall are the class sponsors. Class officers tor this year are: Clinton Mehring, president: Homer Harper, vice presidentg Dolores Zelt, secretary, David Van Meter, treasurer. Your announcer is: NILA IEAN SHIERLINGH The Melody Hour Calling All Music Lovers! Calling All Music Lovers! Station N. H. H. S. presents to you its 40 piece band and the girls glee club, coming directly to you from New Haven High School, New Haven: Indiana. This program is conducted and made possible through the courtesy of our capable director, Mr. Richard Guthier. Throughout our series oi broadcasts we have presented to you the various divisions of our music department which consists oi the Concert Band, Beginners Band, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Other than radio-land, many performances have been given which have proved both satisfactory as well as superior to other programs included on our associate station. ln addition to the instrumental and vocal aspects of the musical world, a major class room study, known as Music Appreciation has been added to our program this year. This subject has been divided into three phases which includes theory, meaning the writing ot harmony: history, in which students study the lives of famous composers and study, in general, music from the early day to the modern day: and appreciation in which students gain a knowledge oi the arts ot better music. A complete new record library, an electric phonograph, and radio combined and a new musical instrument known as a Glockenspiel, donated by the P. T. A., have been added to the equipment in the Music Department. Your announcer is: IOYCE Fll:tKS. Pugr Fijlrru