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

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51-I Q., STRIKE? LM- at 4 al' taxi' 'slr univr Kam, in Jvinin lt looks as if the junior class prefers romeo's as their class officers. Harold Parkison is their presidentg David Moehring is vicepresidentp Helen Gerber is secretary: and Norman Harper is their treasurer. The juniors have been fortunate in having Miss Frances Hathaway and Mr. Marion Feasel as their sponsors. They have helped with skating parties, Weiner-bake, hayrides, and their class play, One Wild Night. The juniors enjoy music, singing, and dancing, and have several ambitious souls attempting to toot or warble. Some of these are jean Martin, Dick Krueck, Ronald Hamsy, lone Haw- kins, Qtto Melcher, and Eli Adams. Who likes to cook? We do the tasting which might be suggested by Roland Waters, Louis Howard, Maurice Vonderau, and lohn Sturzenbeger. The juniors have a candy booth during the noon hours. The profit is added to their class funds which will be used for outstanding functions, leanette Miller, Dorothy Weitzman, Mildred Hohrer, and Mildred Thompson are some of these who carry on this activity, Boxing helps us to be alert and wide awake or a black eye is your reward. We believe this might be a good hobby SSH T is Pig Qponsored by GEOVER SHANNON, Fort Vlfayne, Indiana 4

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,Qt x 1 6 s ,,y N 'im 1, its 1 'E so 2 -R , A yzel- Cla Amen 77:1-eng F' for several students. Franklin Bremer and Robert Reed are caught in the act-only no black eye yet. - A' -Q gowns Even the juniors enjoy art. Some can't even draw a straight line but yet Pauline Kohlenberg and Ruth Minick enjoy look- ing at some of our artistic attempts. Too bad there isn't room for all of you to ride. lt seems that Martha Sternmler, Florence Hoevel, Bernard Snamen, and Ad- rian Tustison are getting their exercise from bicycling. Coca-cola-who wants coca-cola? is a well known cry to the juniors. Robert Shrock, Elmer Seelig, and Lawrence McNett can be seen selling coca-cola. Candy is sold at basketball games. Virginia Ruhl, Betty Ruth Amstutz, Betty Wcod, Betty Goeglein are seen busily en- Qaqed in candy sales. The juniors like to skate and several have excelled. Some of these are Ruth Price, Evelyn Myers, Marion Scheimari, and Wayne Bock. The juniors have a monopoly on the basketball team. Six out ot the first eight are juniors. Those on the team are Ioe Wright, Butch CElmerl Stellhorn, Arthur I-lemsoth, Bill Boylard, Fritz Poeppel, Don Miller and Bernon Schlink. 91' fi ,. Y, . ,3 W 1- Wa ' uw, ,ff ' ' ' my Q: , sw., +Z A' t . ff A M V... X 4,1 -:I L1,..T- .x ' W ' I 'x ' f -' , MA L Q- mp.,- This Page Sponsored by PURVIS DRUG STORE, New Haven, Indiana Page Seventeen 'W fd 3 - a A C, ANA: