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

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Queen candidates Tami Zimmerman, Kathy Taylor, Janet Richhart, Kathi Williams and Carol Pearson assemble together for the last time before the final decision. Several breathtaking moments are broken as Senior Carol Pearson is crowned Homecoming Queen.

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Reflections ... on passing minutes, hours, and days . . . the New Haven campus unfolds into a bustling mass of hu- manity. A student trying to find his own place, do his own thing, emerges from the mob into his own existence that sets him apart from the crowd. Developing a distinct personality is not easy— he must explore, push forward in areas which contribute to his knowledge and uniqueness. Through his creativ- and relations, his ideas become a reality. Contributing to organizations, becoming interested and involved, he cuts his own image. He learns that others are molding and shaping themselves into a a central group ready to accept him and his ideas . . . the complete individualized self.

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Senior class retires float trophy Homecoming spirit was sparked by a crackling bonfire. Fans brightly clad in yellow mums jammed the stadium to watch the kick-off between the Bull- dogs and the Concordia Cadets. Amid all the hoots and hollers, it was all the way down the field to a 6-6 deadlock. iles and miles of tissue and crepe paper con- stituted float constructions. For the Class of ' 70, all the long hours and hard work paid off. Winning the float contest for the third consecutive year, entitled the class to retire the float trophy. Rallies and a pep session featuring The Ugliest Thing in the World boosted Bulldog spirit. The marching band and the NJROTC drill team added to the half-time festivities. A new queen ' s reign and a dance to the Atlantis in the girl ' s gym brought an exciting Homecoming to a close.