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

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ri gg e fm rw r- 5? X ., .X i ig ... September and October Dear Jack, On September 5, our summer vacation came to an end, and we picked up our beloved books and start- ed back to school. Of course, our teachers were very glad to see all of the old headaches again, and to wel- come the green little freshmen. On the 13th our Fall Convocation was held dur- ing activity period. Reverend Ehrman was the speaker. er. On the evening of the 21st the Sunshine Society held its annual Dinky Formal Party. Eleanore Kitchen, Barbara Knox, and Mary Ann Long received all day suckers for having the most unusual costumes. Elea- nore was a doctor, Barbara a nurse, and Mary Ann Cof all thingsi was a baby in a carriage. The Mirage Staff held its first meeting on the 27th, and the Sunshine initiation was held during activity period on October 5. On October 6 the senior class began to feel that they were really seniors and started looking at invita- tions and name cards. On the 18th, the seniors had a class party at the Conservation Club where they stuffed themselves with hot dogs, candy, cider, potato chips, and pumpkin pie. On the 20th we were ably entertained by the band. Joe Bolyard did a fine job announcing the pro- gram. The sophomore skating party was held on the 23rd and I personally saw Mr. Miller take a super flop. Our first vacation came on the 26th and 27th with the Teacher's Association. Soon our activities of September and October were at an end, but I'll be around next month. Bye for now, Jill November and December Dear Jack. November always seems a busy month and every one soon gets into the full swing of things. On the 3rd our basketball season opened with a win over De- catur Catholic. After the game a stocking dance was held in the gym. The Ramsey-Adams band furnished the music. Home room 15 gave a Thanksgiving program on the 22nd. Mrs. Herman Brinkley presented a book of Shakespeare's works to the school in honor of Lt. James W. Krueck, a graduate, who was killed in ac- tion. On Nov. 24 the juniors had their skating party. On December 12 and 13. school was dismissed because of bad weather. Some of the seniors got their class pictures on the 20th. The ones I saw were very good, but I wonder why Jack Birt and Alvena Kanning wouldn't open theirs. Sponsored by Ternet Funeral Home