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

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'J' dm n in I QSM Seated-Joanne Poirson. Lucille Doctor. David Felt, Katherine Wiedemann. and Bonnie Stoneburner. Standing-Donald Jackson, Nancy Fultz, Ruthann Gabet, Betty Fultz, Don Coulardot, Carolyn Davidson, Arthur Ruoff, Jerry Vodde, John Ward, Joe Kilpatrick, and Robert Fleming. lxlirage Affmrns Tile Year Early in the fall Miss Leaird announced the positions for the Mirage staff. October found the Mirage campaign in full swing under the direction of the business manager, Katherine Wiedemann, and the subscription managers, Joanne Poirson and Don Jackson. A total of 333 books was sold. Advertisements were obtained by Robert Fleming and Bonnie Stoneburner. Of course, the editor, David Felt and the assistant editor, Lucille Doctor, were busy planning and supervising the work. Waunita Davis, organization and club editor, did a wonderful job in compil- ing information and news. Betty Fultz and Carolyn Davidson checked the write-ups and assisted the editor in the layout. Miriam Bandelier assisted the three girls in many ways, The class editors: Jerry Vodde, senior class: Barbara Bell, junior class: Nancy Fultz, sophomore class: and Martha Wiedeinann, fresh' man class. checked questionnaires, pictures, and prepared copy. Some positions called for more than others. and many students aided others in getting their work done when their position did not require extra effort. The staff wants to thank Beverly Springer. and Miss Haller for the art work. Other positions were filled as follows: Sports, Donald Coulardot. John Ward, Arthur Ruoff, and Ruthann Gabet: Photographers, Phyllis Bremer, Donald Coul- ardot. Joe Kilpatrick. Dick Schrader, and Delores Schnorr. if Pizgf SIl0llSO1't'if by AIQOII Pl'ii1li,'1Q Co., .Yzzr Ifizzwff, 1u.Ilin1.1 lizgr iN'iiIn'h'E

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L . - Ti fuczlenf ongress Evey Tuesday morning the president, vice-president, and three representa- tives from each class met in room seven under the name of Student Council. This group had a real task to complete because the general purposes of Student Council are: to promote school activities, to develop a respect for school property, to provide for general welfare of the student body. and to aid the administration in advancing its policies for the betterment of the school. The activities of the year included the completion and distribution of the Student Handbook, the conduction of the election for cheer leaders, the arrangements for the Thanksgiving Convocation, and the sponsorship of the t'Snowball Hop. The Student Council. under the supervision of Miss Harriet Daniels was under the leadership of the following officers: president, Doris Meyers, Vice- president, Eunice Heineg secretary, Stephan Bruder: treasurer, Keith Emenhiser. Seated-Keith Emenhiser, Eunice Heine, Miss Daniels, Doris Meyers, Stephen Bruder. Standing-James Blaising, Betty Fultz, Don Meyer, Jerry Hazelet, Edward Pfeiffer, Harold Parker, Delores Voors, Roy Hathaway, Eileen Gephart, Patricia Doctor, Virginia Renno, Roland Vaughn, Wanda White, Virginia Lunz, Katherine Wicdemann, Bill Critchheld.. illffpiff TMJ l'irqf .N'jiof1,fom',l fl-1' ,Vu-:L llfzezwfeY'f11f1'111u11 lffjllifil' fZ',Xi!lilllkLfL', !Vmu Hizezwu, Imfi

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Buffalegsg eli Bark Ealfzfs The News Early in the fall Miss Eichel, the faculty sponsor, announced the major positions of the newspaper staff: Carolyn Davidson, editorg Betty Fultz and David Felt, assistant editorsg and Warren Grover, business manager. The paper, a project of the journalism class during the first semester, is pub- lished as the class learns the principles of journalism. In November the Bull- dogs' Bark received its first Certificate of Membership to the Indiana High School Press Association. THE STAFF AT WORK Back row-Edythe Yant, Miss Eichel, Lois Rosswurm, Dav- id Felt, Betty Fultz, Waun- ita Davis, Carolyn David- son. Front row-Mary Koester, Don Jackson, Delores Schnorr, and Bob Fleming. Booster Cfulv Promotes Sporzfsmans 7327 The Booster Club, sponsored by Mr. Leslie Pensinger, helps boost all sports, and promotes respect for public property. The main task of the group was to decorate the gym for the county tourna- ment. Out of the 100 members -the follow- ing officers were chosen: President, George Spohr: vice-president, Don Weinmang sec- retary, Duane Mooreg and treasurer, Elwood Tieman. Pictured from left to right: Duane Moore, Don Weinman, George Spohr. large Tauenly 'l'!1i.f Ihzgw Spofzmriul' by Dr. P. E, Ivliller, New Haven, Imlimm