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

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czskefbczllf And How NEW HAVEN Won Its First N.E.I.C. Championship Coach Buffenbarger and his quintet began their bid for the North Eastern Indiana Conference championship by winning over the high flying Garrett Five early in December, and then marching on victorious through six contests before losing their final conference tilt to Kendallville. THE ROAD TO GLORY . . . . IN COLD STATISTICS New Haven Garrett 30 W L Pts Op. New Haven Auburn 40 NEW HAVEN 6 1 285 241 New Haven Decatur 35 Kendallville 5 2 264 238 New Haven Columbia City 37 Garrett 5 2 283 219 New Haven Warsaw 38 Auburn 4 3 302 293 New Haven Bluffton 23 Decatur 3 4 291 290 New Haven Kendallville 34 Columbia City 3 4 293 311 Bluffton 1 6 209 301 Warsaw 1 6 262 318 Non Conference Scores New Haven Huntertown 35 New Haven 33 C. Catholic 36 New Haven Berne 26 New Haven 34 Elmhurst 26 New Haven Monroeville 40 New Haven 42 Hoagland 27 New Haven Leo 28 Blind Tourney New Haven C. Catholic 45 New Haven 28 Berne 33 New Haven Concordia 39 New Haven 50 Bluffton 36 1- Q. pu ,X ff Left to right: Robert Claus, Marvin Meyer, Eugene Meyer, Mervin Baker, Edward Suttor, Don Weinman, Norman Ellenberger, Harold Parker, Jack Gladieux. Kenneth Augcnstein, LeRoy Miner, Darwin Klenkc and Coach Buffenbarger. ytgrf Y'q4-gyyf,1'-gjg!,f Tilly Pmgr Sfomorfll !7'l' AUM' Hu-P511 lii1,4w'.1', Nam Haven, 11111 11

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First row: Coach Buffenbarger, Roland Smith, Harold Buhr, Richard Stuerzen- berger, Walter Lampe, Arthur Ruoff, Russell Melntosh, Marvin Meyer, Don Weinman. Second rcw: Allan Nyberg, Jerry Vodde. Richard Schrader, Darwin Klenke, LeRoy Miner. Roland Vaughn, Mervin Baker, Karl Brincefield, Robert Locke. Third row: Lloyd Thomas, George Spohr, Harold Parker, Norman Ellenberger, Kenneth Augenstein. Jack Gladieux, Edward Suttor, Lavon Miller, Robert Easterday, Paul Schladenhauffen, Eugene Meyer. Fourth row: Keith Emenhiser. Joe Ellison, Robert Claus. Donald Graves, Maurice Bowser, Wayne Heemsoth, Vernon Burkett, Eugene Bruick, Richard Kitchen, Alfred Baatz. THERE ARE MANY LETTERMEN The membership of the Lcttermans Club consists of forty-seven boys who have earned major awards in basketball, baseball, or football. The cheer leaders who have earned a letter are also included in this group. The purpose of the club is to control the use of award system for boys and to improve conditions that are connected with the organization. A new point system for awarding letters was set up and adopted as a project for the year. An exhibition game of the Zollner Pistons was sponsored by the Lettermairs Club at the beginning of the school year. Mr. Carl Buffenbarger is the sponsor of the club and the officers are as follows: President, Jack Gladieux: vice-president. Dick Schrader: secretary, Kenneth Augenstein: treasurer Don Weinman. CHEER LEADERS Robert Fleming, Suc Heath. and Jerry Vodde.. if Page SfOIlJOl'. tf lu' 1Jc'fl1.XE C,'ft'l1m'r5, ,Nlzt Il.f1'i'f1, ll1.1'i.1m1 Plug, Y'-uwzfll' Q nz

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