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

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Va rsffy qua First row-Ronald Smith. Jack Gladieux. Darwin Klenke, Joe Ellison, Richard Stuerzenberger, Dallas Cutler. Robert Easterday, Duane Moore. Second row-Assistant Coach Paul Weaver, Norman Ellenberger, Richard Schrader, Kenny Augenstein. Harold Parker. Ed Suttor, Don Weinman, Arthur Ruofl. Walter Lampe, Coach Carl Buffenbarger. ' N F3'L2S!7l77L7l7 G17 bO,D YOHZOVL2 QCIHI First row-Robert Knox, Don Ort. Jack Funk, Billy Winans, Jerry McKee, Nelson Furthmiller. Second row-Robert David. Harold Albersmeyer, Roy Hathaway. Duane Moore, Edward Pfeiffer. Harry Robinson. Kenny Renno. Russell Roemer. Third row-Assistant Coach Paul Weaver, Don Graves, Robert Bell. Norman Ellenberger. Mervin Baker, Roland Vaughn, James Glover, William Guis- inger. Coach Carl Buffenbarger. if Iiigr .Yfof1,fof'f.f lu .xlffffirw .N'tQ1'f, X, 1 11'.f:-,f1, Iihfjilrlil Pilgr Fl

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if s f 'Zn- 2:-ff Ll I OGC 79S O i' C The athletic department is under the supervision of two fine and able coaches, Coach Carl Buffenbarger and Assistant Coach Paul Weaver. Mr. Weaver, a new addition to the athletic section this year, directs the dcstinies of the freshman and junior high teams, while Mr. BufTenbarger super- vises the varsity and second teams. age' 'l'1'f1 Tlfix Pugf' S1lOllf0I'z'.l llll' lJfaixi11g'5 Cuff, NHL' HLI'l'c'l1, Imfiumz

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The Starting Efeven Line-Harold Parker, Arthur Ruoff, Richard Stuerzenberger, Robert Easterday, Dallas Cutler, Ed Suttor, Don Weinman. Backiield-Darwin Klenke, Kenny Augenstein, Jack Gladieux, Richard Schrader. PIGSKIN FINAL Won 1-Lost 7 The New Haven Bulldogs opened their 1947 football campaign on September 12, against the strong Bluffton Tigers at Bluffton. The Bulldogs scored their lone tally in the fourth quarter, as the Bulldogs dropped their inaugural tilt to :he Tigers, 18-6. In the second game, the Bulldogs lost. to Columbia City, 18-13, and again on September 26 the Bulldogs were defeated by Decatur 18-6. Portland handed the Bulldogs a 27-0 defeat for their fourth loss of the season. On October 11, the Bulldogs lost to Garrett, 20-13, and again when they dropped a 40-0 decision to the Auburn Red Devils. Showing a grim determination, the New Haven Bulldogs brought to a close their 1947 gridiron season by scoring a 7-0 victory over the Concordia Cadets on October 22. The victorious Bulldogs, who hit pay-dirt in the second quarter on Schrader's touchdown and conversion by Ellenberger, walked off of the Held with a well fought and hard earned victory. FRESHMAN REVIEW Won 4-Lost 0 For the first time in the school history, New Haven supported a Freshman and Sophomore football team. This fighting team proved that New Haven will be a strong eleven on the gridiron in the near future with their perfect record of four victories and no defeats. New Haven 7 Decatur 0 New Haven 19 South Side 0 New Haven 19 Bluffton 7 New Haven 19 Central Cath-olic 6 1 l'1r.'fl1fe iipflil Pfrgr SfDllXOI't'ij by Elauooiflr Sur-:ire Slation, New Haven 111111111111