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

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. The secretaries, cooks, and custodians often do their work without recognition. Few students realize the importance of the positions these people hold. The secretaries keep school records in order. The cooks work each day to prepare hot lunches for all the stu- dents. The custodians have the difficult task of keeping our school clean. We thank these people for the work they do. The secretaries for the high school offices are (left to right) Cathryn Lippott, Imogene Brubalcer, and lona Richhart. WILLING WORKERS Kay Guillaume and Vivian Pur taries in the administration offict 10 NEW HAVEN ' S ALLEN COUNTY TIMES Serving New Haven and Eastern Allen County

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Mr. Carl Nicholas checks for his mail at the teachers ' mailbox whe all teachers receive their announcements. MOMENTS Mrs. Doris Fox, the school nurse, is shown with one of the many students who come to the clinic for treatment. IVAN (Stan) STANDISH STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Downtown office 401 W. Jefferson St. Fort Wayne, Indiana

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f Q ©I P cfo The cooks, who work hard to prepare our meals, are (left to right) Leona Longardner, Dorothy Murphy, Gladys Pemberton, Mildred Clark, Dorothy Bearman, Jeanette Sowers, Carolyn Drayer, and Ocie Miller. Cornelius Hendrickson, Orval Kain, Viola Carter, and Kenneth Hanefeld are the high school custodians. Charles Roemer, the school ' s head custodii one of his many tasks. DELUXE CLEANERS New Haven, Indiana