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

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The students at New Haven High School enjoy good times, trieridships, Work and attain ability iri loyalty, responsibility and leadership in participation in extra-curricular arid clulo activ- ities in close relatioriship with classmates and teachers. 6 , ,W 9 sf' 'ff' N, -5: J.. , I t' aff ,f'

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laeAe Kelp 14re not So tieA The Bulldogs started the season very successfully by defeating their first opponent, Hoagland, by a score of l6 to 2. This was the beginning of a wave of victories which lasted until the last game of the tournament, when New Haven lost to Elmhurst. The final score of the tournament was Elmhurst 2 and New Haven U. This defeat took the championship away from New Haven for the first time in three years. This is the finest record held by any school in the county and the Student Body should be proud of the team. ln the championship game, the Elmhurst Troians soon led the way to victory because the Bulldogs were unable to hit. After seven innings of play, the Trojans still nosed out the Bulldogs, won the pennant, and took the trophy back to Elmhurst. The players who receive letters this year are: Kenneth Klenke, Kenneth Hanefeld, Melvin Hernsoth, Clinton Mehring, Charles Hively, Baymond Wiese, Richard Lantz, Francis Bandelier, Bill Bolyard, Arthur Hemsoth, Dale Ehle, Fritz Poepple, Herbert Burgett, and Bo- land Bechtol. SCHEDULE Hoagland ........ ..... ,.,, 2 N ew Haven Woodburn ,,,,,,, H2 New Haven Monroeville , ,,.. ., ,, 5 New Haven Huntertown . ..., .......,.r 2 New Haven Elmhurst ......,.. ..,....,,..,. . , . ........... 2 New Haven This Page Sponsored by KOLLMAN CASE COMPANY, New Haven, lndiara Page Tlurt on

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