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

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Dating roles reversed by students at Sadie Hawkins mm i J • ft v • ' ■W- $ mm ' 1 k i 1 1 % ' 7 £ ; us- r.??, Tvsv . ' (l ) in $8$ ®- f W H i •: ' « te 5rar ! Ie,l ■ v -r : ' ■. ; BK|S • V 1 J Hi 1 ■7 NJ L A or ' « If | si • - (J :, Ja- Senior Tug Pi. atty rule over tl pare to enter into the dog patch ntu Top right: Senior Maribeth Hat three young helpers make the CI spool house a little more scary for couples. BoHom right: Senio ' rs Linda Cochrt Hugh Richardson watch their cards . while juniors Mike Leininger. Cindy Nick Seslar. K,m Potter and Karen look on while Debbie Simon calls nun Right: The evening was not completi out trying a hand at dousing a favor not so favorite teacher at the S club dunking booth. Kicking off the annual Sadie Hawkins carnival and dance, students swarmed to the numerous club booths to test their skills, buy pottery, play games, purchase refreshments and put the peo- ple of their choice in jail (for a slight fee). After the traditional chase, in which girls were set free in the gym to catch the boys Daisy-Mae style, Tug Pierson and Tami Beatty were named king and gueen of the event, and Larry Helmke and Candy Darnell were awarded hon- ors for best costumes. In a mock ceremony, couples repeated marriage vows and received token certificates. The couples then moved to the girls ' gym to finish the evening dancing. i . . ZmJEmm ■5 W f ■ ■ U i. V-l V. vvj i PE3 m. k ' ffci-v ' $M t M ' M K wi €» ffl L mW m fit— mfSmW ' j W

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Masque Gavel performs ' Time Out for Above : Senior Lynn Hi rnish touc hes up unio Mike Lynch ' s h lirforthe •Time O t for Gi nqer perfor mances. Right: Senior fi nnWina sadds ma ke-up to high lights ;n,orTer y Knepp s eyes. Above right: Masque Gave m embers senio Wes Kuhne. ju nior Lori Caste line, senior Jan Bada. uniorJir n Whyte. senior Ter ry Knepp. anc mome Liane 1 nt of the enbarger play. pause d urmg a tense Below right: Th e cast fo Time O ,t for G are tr Dnt row: Lori Cas rerline. Re w two: Carer bricso n, Liane Isenbarg er. Te 17 Knepp. Jan Bada Jan La h. Back row: J m Whyt e Wr Kuhne Scott Iv ay. Mike Lynch. Masque and Gavel presented their three-act play, Time Out for Ginger. the evenings of March 9 and 10 at 8 p.m. Ginger, played by junior Lori Caster- line, wanted to be a member of the boys ' football team but her boyfriend, played by sophomore Mike Lynch, wanted her to be a cheerleader. Ginger ' s father, played by senior Terry Knepp, said that people should be allowed to do what they want, so Gin- ger decided to do just that. This caused a disagreement with her older sisters Jeanne and Joan, played by junior Liane Isenbarger and senior Karen Ericson, who thought g shouldn ' t have to take gym, let alone play football. Mr. May, director, felt that ticket sales had gone as well as in the past, and the play itself was going we The play proved a success for all wh participated in or saw the three-act.