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

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N. . m NEW HAVEN ' S THE SCHOOL FOR STUDENT;

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Spring Brings New Above top— Dance of the 400 set the pace for the prom. Above bottom— NHHS students go for politics in a big way as shown by presidential candidate Jon Swank. Dances, Campaigns, and Clubs Club members concentrate on the art of playing che New Haven ' s school syst elementary school building

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The English Department of New Haven High School is rapidly expending and beginning to offer many courses. The most general course involves the study of English grammar and is required material for all students. In English grammar, one learns basically just that: grammar. A study of the structure and foundation of our language is essential to all, no matter v hat endeavors are undertaken in the years after graduation. The grammar classes are livened up, however, by brief contacts with specialized fields. Composition and speech are introduced to the stu- dent via several themes and book reports, which ore required each semester. Birthplace of much inspiration is the library, which is frequented by students during classes, activities, and whenever their fines become unbearable. English requires concentration and intelligence. ' . iL Juniors in Mr. Boylon ' s class learn the fundamentals of the English language.