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

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de cwzgetew In 1940 a chorus was organized at N.H.H.S. to teach the fundamentals of good tone production, to develop the ability to read music at sight, and to build an organization which can give public performances of good music. The Chorus, sponsored by Mr. Bernard Pressler, has grown to be one of the most prominent organizations in the school. The officers for the year are: president, Bob Lockeg vice-president, Marilyn Gephart1 secretary-treasurer, Dorthy Butler, student council representative, Glenna Arnold. First Row: Mr. Pressler, E. Yant, J. Welch, M. Burwell, S. Girardot, R. Rudolph. G. Critchfield, A. Critchfield, H. Robinson, M. Sturm, M. Gephart, D. Butler, V. Arnold, G. Arnold, L. Arter. Second Row: C. Hanefeld, N. Van Kirk, M. Louden, N. Bewley, D. Ballinger, M. Albersmeyer, J. McKee, R. Uhrick, J. Hazelet, R. Bruick, L. Ulmer, M. Barry, B. Sours, M. Quance. Third Row: V. Roussey, V. Vonderau, H. Bremer, D. Koester, N. Fultz, B. Fahl- sing, R. White, J. Kilpatrick, H. Stone, V. Burkett, R. Hathaway, R. Hamman, S. Metzger, B. Emrick. Fourth Row: E. Gephart, S, DeLeon, L. McFadden, J. Tucker, P. Borcherding, C. Heckman, R. Bell, F. Forsyth, R. Locke, N. Wilson, R. Whitacre, B. Ander- son, M. Huffer, B. Green. Fifth Row: M. Coleman, B. Cheney, L. Chambers, S. Glaze, A. Bradtmueller, E. Phillips. Une 246m - 76e Scfzeen To project pictures is the aim of every qualified member of the Projectionist Club. This club was organized in 1946 by Mrs. Delia Redman. Films ordered through Miss Helen Augspurger serve both as part of the classroom work and pure entertainment. The Projectionists are serving the school almost constantly in showing films to groups and classes. They main- tain no officers as this organization is purely a service group. From Left to Right: Ervin Kleber, Miss Augspurger, Mrs. Redman, Robert Frock, Stephen Bruder, Ted Black, Robert Schomburg, Lucille Doctor, Al- fred Baatz, Vera Vonderau, Wilda Linn, Robert Whitacre, Madeline Mil- ler, Norman Wilson, Don Meyer, Don Arick, Maurice Bowser, Roland Vau- ghn, and Gene Bruick. This Page Sponsored by Pensinger Jewelry Store, New Haven, Indiana Page Thirty-three

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Qfmm Zdke Quia! The Sunshiners are kept busy with their many activities such as Tag Day. dinky formal party, conventions, a Christmas party for underprivileged chil- dren, a Christmas dinner party, and the tea for their Ideal Ladies. The object of the society is to scatter seeds of kindness among the old, the sick, and the needy. and to weave a golden thread of gladness through the every- day lives of all. The officers of the year were: Ruth Wiese, president: Vera Butt. vice-presi- dent: Martha Wiedemann, secretaryg Lois Chambers, publicity chairman. The organization is under the auspices of Miss Walker and Miss Royster, Page Thirty-two This Page Sponsored by Gold Sun Guest House, New Haven. Indiana

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first Row: Gene Critchfield, Beverly Cheney, Jack Whitacre, Janet Bookouy Bar- bara Bell. Second Row: Bonnie George, Phyllis Arnold, Joyce Lake, Carol Hanefeld Mary Ann Schaper, Hazel Bremer, Alan Critchfield, Virginia Arnold. Harold Stone, Sue Glaze, Judy Whitelock, Shirley Metzger, Vera Butt. Third Row: Wanda White. Carol Glaze, Franklin Forsyth, Mary Miller, Stanley Girardot, Phyllis Bookout, Marilyn Gephart, Robert Rudolph, William Critch- field Dorothy Wheat, Lois Chambers, Richard Hamman. Barbara Anderson, Nancy Van Kirk. Fourth Row: Terry Smith, Donald Whitacre, John Norton, Mary Ann Huffer, Robert Whitacre, Harry Robinson, Joe Kilpatrick, Mr. Pressler, and Ted Black. 776x464 Wlakma From the time school starts in September until Commencement night in May our band is a very busy organization. Both the marching and the concert bands have won many honors during the year. Last spring on April 3, our concert band went to Hartford City to participate in the district band contest and won a first rating. Just a week later they came home from the state contest at North Man- chester with another first to their credit. We are expecting them to do as well this year. During the fall the marching band was particularly busy. They marched at many of our football games both at home and away. On October 31, they made a creditaile showing in the state marching contest at Columbia City. They hurried fiome from that event to lead the parade for the New Haven Halloween Festival. On November 11, in Fort Wayne, they won second place in the Armistice Day Parade and later made a good appearance in the Balloon Parade which opened the Christmas shopping season. Probably the outstanding event for the marching band was their trip to Indianapolis where they represented the Fort Wayne dis- trict of the Knights of Pythias in an all-state conclave. Page Thirty-four This Page Sponsored by Richard E. Guihier. Photographer, New Haven, Indiana