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

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I lg lv7L'Fllfll'-fIL'O ,IW -ss A - -. 'tt . fn' 4 A it Q' 'L First row: M. Saalfrank, M. Gasper, L. Ulmer, R. Wiese, T. Parker, Mary Koest- er, M. Koester, V. Butt, L. Chambers, S. DeLeon, Miss Walker, Miss Royster, Second row: H. Bearman. B. Zehrung, R. Maroney, G. Pavey, E. Yant, S. Heath, C. Peck, P. Seibert, M. Vodde, B. Fahlsing, B. Zehr, B. Girardot, D .Richhart. Third row: M. Wiedemann, P. Berry, R. Sternmler, D. Heemsoth, B. Bolyard, D. Federspiel, D. Girardot, M. Burkett, J. Welch, E. Gephart. B. Cheney, A. Kitchen. T. Bowers, W. Linn. Fourth row: A. Bradtmueller, N. Bruick, I. Doehrmann, M. A. Bremer, C. Schnel- ker, W. Davis, V. Renno, S. Kollman, M. Albersmeyer, D. Ballinger, C. Kryder, P. Borcherding, A. Busche, M. L. Coleman, J. Winchester. Fifth row: D. Koester, L. Pavey, Y. DeLeon, V. Arnold, N. Fultz, M. C. Louden, M. Sturm, L. Arter, V. Vonderau, N. VanKirk, C. Slauf, S. Potts, D. Bandel- ier. Sixth row: M. Zink, M. Doctor, B. Green, E. Phillips, D. Voors, P. Meyer, B. Anderson, M. A. Huffer, D. Parker, P. Bremer, C. Davidson, B. Fultz, B. Emrick, C. Heckman, S. Metzger, D. Minick, M. Bandelier, D. Graeber. Seventh row: J. Hockemeyer. M. Hamman, M. Heine, E.. Heine, M. Quance, J. Tucker, M. Van Kirk, M. Van Kirk, T. Voors, L. Rosswurm, T. Anderson, K. Bruick, F. Lahrrnan, D. Fiedler, M. Burwell, K. Fiedler, N. Bewley, W. White, J. Richhart. Eighth row: M. Bixler. D. Goeglein, C. Hanefeld, A. Gliedt, M. Bradtmueller, P. Jackson, L. McFadden, S. Girardot. G. Melcher, D. Schnorr. M. Winans, V. Lunz, D. Messmann, B. Stoneburner, J. Poirson, S. McKinney. The Suns 'YIUVZQVS The girls of the Sunshine Society have had a busy year with the main attractions being the formal dinky party, tag day, underprivileged Children's Christmas party, Christmas dinner party, and the tea for their Ideal Ladies. The purpose of the organization is to help others and to spread sunshine. The oilficers for the year are: President, Mary Lou Koesterg vice-president, Ruth Wieseq secretary, Vera Butt: treasurer, Thelma Parker, Publicity chairman, Marilyn Koester. The girls are under the direction of Miss Walker and Miss Roystcr. One-hundred thirty-seven girls are members of the society. The second Thursday of cach month is thc scheduled date for the meetings. is livin' .X'f'of1w1'i'.I by lifrilifrlxv Sllffllvl' .mil Conf CO., JVAL' Iilrlffil, 111 fl

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Un tczge. The twenty-seven members of Masque and Gavel enjoyed the following activities of the year: Christmas dinner. initiation, canteen management, presen- tation of the three act comedy The Importance of Being Young. a banquet, and u business meeting on the first Wednesday of each month.. On January 5, George Brueggemann, David Felt, Wanda White, John Ward, and Don Putt were heard over WKJG on the City Desk program sponsored by the Journal-Gazette. These Five members of Masque and Gavel gave a lively round-table discussion on the question, Shall America Aid Europe? The Masque and Gavel members are under the supervision of Miss Marga- Eichel and the following officers: President. George Brueggcmanng vice-president. Walter Lampe: secretary, Katherine Wiedemann: treasurer. Jerry Vodde. Back row: Mary Koester, Doris Meyers, Nancy Bewley, Delores Federspiel, John Ward. Lucille Doctor. Donna Ballinger. David Felt. Irene Doehrmann. Car- olee Schnelker. Margaret Albersmeyer. Don Jackson, Don Putt. Bob Fleming, Wanda White. First row: Ruth Wiese, Waunita Davis. Katherine Wiedemann, Thelma Parker. George Brueggemann, Mary Ann Bremer. Jerry Vodde, Bonnie Orem, Betty Fultz, Walter Lampe.. Yhir Page Sjiouxorfii by Home of t.'!1i1r1r1, .Yr-xt' flifzifz, lu.Iiir:1.1 film' TILMI i 1

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Provfczles Many ACfl.Ul-f7.QS ' The general purposes of the Girls' Athletic Association are: To have every girl in some sport activity and to promote sportsmanship. Regular meetings are held every third Thursday of each month. Activities of the G.A.A. in 1947-48 included a Weiner bake in the fall to welcome freshmen members, a softball tourney, the basketball tourney on March 5, and volleyball. Two basketball teams journeyed to Concordia and encountered Concordia's teams. Both New Haven teams were victorious. The annual G.A.A. banquet was held on April 22 as a farewell to senior members and for the initia- tion of new officers. The G.A.A. is sponsored by Mrs. Wanda Nowels, physical education instruc- tor, and was under the leadership of the following officers: President, Betty Fultzg vice-president, Ruth Wiese: secretary, Marilyn Sturm, treasurer, Lucille Doctor, and news reporter, Marceil Vodde. First row: Mrs. Nowels. Betty Fultz. Second row: Marceil Vodde, Ruth Wiese, Lucille Doctor, Marilyn Sturm. Third row: Delores Federspiel, Dorothy Girardot. Irene Doehrmann. Mary Ann Bremer. Thelma Parker, Carolee Schnelker, Waunita Davis. Fourth row: Audrey Kitchen, Mariam Van Kirk. Marilyn Van Kirk, Joan Tucker, Margaret Quance. Carolyn Davidson, Donna Ballinger. Margaret Albers- meyer. Fifth row: Phyllis Seibert, Arlene Bradtmueller. Norma Jean Bruick, Betty Girardot, Delores Richhart, Sue Heath, Rose Stemmler. Donna Heemsoth, Ruthann Gabet, Phyllis Bremer. Sixth row: Lois Arter, Virginia Arnold, Nancy Fultz, Yvonne DeLeon, Mary C. Louden, Vera Butt, Vera Vonderau, Nancy Van Kirk, Rita Osborn. Seventh row: Joan Hawk, Marietta Doctor, Barbara Green, Lois McFadden, Esther Phillips. Phyllis Wayer, Delores Voors, Lucille Ulmer, Sue Kollman, Virginia Renno, Darlene Parker. Eighth row: Delaine Koester, Lois Pavey. Shirley Holt, Mary A. Huffer, Barbara Anderson, Sue Glaze, Patricia Doctor, Lois Rosswurm, Thelma Voors, Betty Emrick, Carol Heckman. 1 Iggy Slwgfyj-gn-Af Iii' :Hfr11',: Sz'l'Z't.'r' S.'cUf0i1, Avfil Hariri, lmfnrfm lilgl' Y':L'r11!t flue