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

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Jt ' s skit time at the dinner-dance as seniors set the twelve years of no-no ' s to music. Chris Callahan receives the outstanding musician award pre- sented by Principal Maynard Henwood.

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A Time for Us boasts medieval decor Hosting 280 prom couples, the juniors presented A Time for Us on May 2 in the Scottish Rite Ball- room from nine to midnight. Many hours of planning were culminated when dates danced to the music of Jimmie Steer and his orchestra under many colorful medieval banners and shields suspended from the ceiling. The theme song for the evening, A Time for Us — the Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet , was play- ed during the coronation of juniors Kevin Mattingly and Lana Baker as king and queen of the prom and during the presentation of the court. Thejunior parents presented Signs of the Zodiac , the after-prom party at the Oaks with Lucy Grey providing the music. Late hours and trips to the Pokagon State Park and the Indiana Dunes topped off the weekend. Entering the ballroom. Senior Jackie Snyder is escorted by a Sophomore medieval page. 1970 ' sProm King, Junior Kevin Mattingly is crowned by retir- ing Senior Queen, Joyce Siegers. Couples dance to the music of Jimmie Steer ' s orchestra.

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Lantern hosts awards banquet w Seniors took that final step on May 28, 1970 at the War Memorial Coliseum when the 458 received their diplomas. Speaker for the evening was Mr. Edward McFaul, a university professor whose address was en- titled What Now? Concert Band played the tradi- tional Pomp and Circumstance as graduates made their grand entrance. Baccalaureate, also at the Coliseum, featured The Rev. Thomas Weigand as speaker. Concert Choir also did a variety of numbers including, No Man is an Island , Onward Ye Peoples and The Lord Bless You and Keep You . Choice of Colors provided the music for the senior Dinner-Dance at the Lantern on May 27. In addition to dinner and dancing, the evening included a skit by some class members. Posing problems for Steve Blacklidge is the traditional paste- board graduation cap. 1970 ' s class is ti e largest yet to leave New Haven. Twice as much celebrating occurs at Hege ' s household.