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

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Places and Faces of ' 62 This year at New Haven High is made up of Places and Faces of 1962. As the years go by we will always remember the places we have gone and the faces that meant so much to us. We will remember the places where we attended those exciting games, dances, and parties. There will be the familiar faces of our teachers, classmates, acquaintances, and, of course, that special someone. Each place will contain memories and each face a pleasant association. Our school is made up of many places — halls, classrooms, offices, the cafeteria, the gyms, and above all, people. These are the things that make New Wauew Wigk Cd mb special to us.

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The unloading of buses marks the beginning of another school day. In charge of the New Have 1 clinic is registered nurse, Mrs. Pat Federspiel. To help n spe 5ch and hearing therapy is John Reifsnider. v ujdoua Sce tes at Between classes this common seen ]nd whenever the opportunity preset of locker conversation can be found. School life actually begins at the age of six, but to us here at New Haven High it begins at 8:05 a.m. Each student has five classes a day plus time for lunch. Each class is seventy minutes long, with a five-minute break between classes. There are 45 teachers on the staff to teach 1,168 students. We also have three guidance counselors to help us with college, job, or personal problems. Our school offers the usual subjects and has some of the best-equipped classrooms in the state of Indiana. We study hard and long hours each day,- however, we are also offered a wide variety of extracurricular activities. PAL ' S TRUCK STOP RESTAURANT Jet. 24 30 East Fort Wayne, Indiana