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

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Faculty NORMAN STEPHAN— General Business, Typing, Office Practice; Indiana University B.S., M.S. Hobbies are bridge, table tennis, and chess. WILLARD TRAVIS— Speech, Debate, Literature; Indiana University B.S. Hobbies are danc- ing, bridge, and theatre. PHILIP STUCKEY— Industrial Arts; Ball State University B.S. Interest is sports. SANDRA JEAN TUCKER — French; Indiana University B.A. Interests are music, drama, and travel. HELEN TROVER— Clothing; Purdue University, Franklin College A.B. Hobbies are sewing, photography, and philanthropic work. GEORGE H. TURNER — Industrial Arts, Vocational Machine Shop; Indiana State University, Ball State University B.S., M.A. Interests are fishing, and camping. ETTA WOLF — Shorthand, Typing; Bali State University, Purdue University, Manchester College, Saint Francis College B.S. Interests are fishing, golf, antiques, and piano. BETTE CHARLENE WERNER— English; Saint Mary ' s College, Central Michigan University, Indiana University B.A. Hobby is drawing. ROBERT G. WOLFE — Geometry; Indiana State University, Indiana University B.S., M.E. Hobbies are traveUng, camping, and nature study. ROBERT P. WIANT— Biology; Manchester College B.S. Hobbies are hunting. fishing, and sports. EDMUND A. ZAPP— Sociology, World History; DePauw University, Ball State University B.S. Interests are model railroading, and the world wars. ARTHUR J. WILDER— Algebra, Chemistry, Physics; Indiana University, Ball State University, Miami University, Purdue University B.S., M.S. Interests are photography, and sports. KARL F. ZIMMERMAN— U.S. History, U.S. Government; Ball State University B.S. Interests are golf, and travel.

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Faculty FRANCIS MAY — Speech, Grammar 12; Ball State University A.B., University of Michigan, I.A. Interests are camping and travel, bridge and euchre. SAMUEL MAY — Health, Physical Education, World History; University of Miami, B.Ed. In- terests are hunting, golfing, and flying. PAUL MILLIMAN — Instrumental Music; Bob Jones University, Northwestern University, In- diana University, Indiana State University, B.S. and M.S. Interests are water sports, music, and family activities. CARL NICHOLAS— Vocal Music; Butler University, Ball State University, B.M., M.A. In- terests are music and reading. CAROLYN NULL — American Literature, DePauw University, Indiana University, Evans- ville College, Ball State University, Arizona State University, A.B. Interests are swimming, reading, traveling, buying clothes from other parts of the country. VERL OBERLIN — Bookkeeping, Sales, Business Law; Ball State, University, St. Francis Col- lege, B.S. Interests are fishing, camping, photography, and stereo. i;., DePauw University, A.B. Interests are reading, -Math, Science; Case Institute, St. Francis College, ichestcr College, B.S., M.S. Interests are wood working. vi ;,•■.;, xu ' .ijRi— La knittmg, and travelinK. EVERETT .SAUDERS- Purdue University, .Ma and flying RICHARD .SCHILLING— Coiifge Algebra, Trigonometry, Plane Geometry; Purdue University, B.S. !! ' »c:fe. ' . ' . r?SDOrtsand umpiring baseball. HENRY SEGER— Latin .irij Fnglish; Indiana University, A.B., M.S. Interests are studying modern aril .-J?s: :ca! ' anguages and gardening. JIM SHERRON— English l!:: ?■ : , ' :;. .• l.iiversity, St. Francis College, B.S., M.S. Interests are sports, reading, and social history LOIS SIDELL — Library; Manchester College, Ball State University, A.B., A.M. Interests are needlepointing, hooking rugs, riding horses, travel, and gardening. MILTON SINN— Speech, English, and Drama; Fort Wayne Bible College, St. Francis College, B.S., M.S. Interests are sports and music. DON STEBING — Bookkeeping I, Business Law; Wittenberg University, Ball State University, B.S., M.A. Interests are photography, coin collecting, gardening, and Hi-Y.

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Guidance Department MR. PAUL GOEGLEIN Guidance Director Manchester College — B.S. Indiana University — M.S. Interests are bowling and water sports The school offers complete guidance services. The guidance counselors are available at any time during the day. The guidance staff will help a student or parent with personal, vocational, or educational problems. Counselors do not solve students ' problems. Instead, they try to help the students solve their own problems. The counselor attempts to secure the facts necessary to guide the thinking of the student toward possible solutions. During the year, the guidance department will carry on an extensive testing program. Scholarships are also handled by the counselors. MR. PAUL J. ARMSTRONG Guidance Counselor Butler University — B.S. Indiana University, Ball State, and St. Francis — M.A. Interests are sports, fishing, and reading MRS. VIRGINIA WEST Guidance Counselor Indiana State University — B.S. St. Francis College and Ball State — M.S. Interests are bridge, reading, and gardening, and music MRS. CAROL SUELZER Guidance Counselor University of Michigan — B.A. and M.A. Interests are reading, sewing, cooking, water sports, and walking SCHOOL NURSE Mrs. Perrin is the school nurse and inherits the responsibility of caring for the general health of the student body. 4i MRS. MARIE PERRIN, R.N. 28