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

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Makes Hop Success The Snowball Hop, slated for December 12, 1964 from 8:00 to 1 1 :00 p.m. in the New Haven High School Cafeteria, was the end product of hard work and en- thusiasm on the part of Student Council members and sponsors. After hours of contemplating the theme, Silhouettes in Silver, and the colors, silver and scar- let, were chosen to set the mood for the pre-Christmos winterlude. A picturesque scene of life-like wildcats, chipmunks, and squirrels in a surrounding of snow, trees, and logs could be seen through a large picture window at the end of the dance floor. Dancers enjoyed the music of Dick Seiger ' s orchestra while dancing under the silver bells that hung from the net-draped lights. Black silhouettes and silver Christmas trees were hung on the white, satin-lined walls of the cafeteria. Punch, cookies, and a rest for tired feet were provided in the Girls ' Gym. A lighted silver Christmas tree, placed in the middle of the circle of tables, added a bit of sparkle. Council members find fun in work. Decorating cafeteria becomes major task. PARNIN ' S STANDARD Front End Alignment— Tune Up— Free Pick-Up and Delivery 402 Broadway 749-1929

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Student Council Refreshments complement evening. Dancers view winter scene through a window. GRABILL BANK Grobill, Indiana f ' Member of F.D.I.C.

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Cotillion Had All the Mr. Huff and Miss HumI proudly bear the crowns to the awaiting court. The following graced the 1965 prom court: Junior attendants — Denny Boester, Jill Parent, Kathy Kummer, and Russ Moody; Miss Huml; 1964 Queen Linda Richhart; Queen Barb Wesner; King Jerry Schmutz; Mr. Huff; 1964 King Bob Rohrobaker; Senior attend- ants—Carol Holloway, Karen Kern, Neol Cornes (not seen), and Dennv Herman. Denny Herman IJ i (H 1 f 1