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

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Math — Science Trig — Secants and sines tax their minds Chemistry — The experiments were engrossing, but oh, those lab reports ! The math courses — business arithmetic, geometry, algebra, trigonometry, and college algebra — teach students skills that will form the basis for further training. In any of the science fields — physics, physical science, biology, or chemis- try — perception is gained into the make-up of matter. Most students include either a math or a science course on their schedules because both have practical applications. Biology — Bees, bugs, and bookworms! LYNN SHAW ' S BARBER SHOP 617 1 2 Broadway, New Haven, Indiana 749-1046 Appointments Honored Zoology — Judy Edwards and Sherry Cox disect fetal pigs. Algebra — The way to correct answers — a helpful teacher. ' REM EXIT BX

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Languages A map study of Germany. Translation — an integral part of Latin classes. Three languages are taught at New Haven — French, German, and Latin. Grammar, vocabulary, mechanics, and pronounciation are stressed in each of these subjects. As students become familiar with the customs of France, Ger- many, and ancient Rome, their knowledge of other peoples is broadened. Concentration in study hall. :ho ' j hts ar ' .- focused on learning French. In the game, Hangman, Raoul Snyder supplies the French verb while the class guesses. E HARPER SON FUNERAL HOME New Haven, Indiana

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Physical Education Increased emphasis has been placed upon physical fitness; Sophomores and juniors devote one period each day to physical education. The exercises and games in the classes are designed to teach coordination and develop physical fitness. Because a fit body enables a person to be more mentally alert, physical educa- tion is a necessary part of all school work. Heads up, mouths open, Go! Steeple chase? No, just an obstacle course (Bonnie Bunch) Good — for a two point landing