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

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To raise mowy tof prom. Class of ' 76 sponsored Mr. Sexy L Kcontest. Showing the winning sexy legs ij mor Dave Bruicic. Pep Sessions— 17

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at K Making her contribution during the competition cheer Junior Shelly Lash, - x Clever ideas used at pep sessions made them something to look forward to. The gym became a roaring mass of voices as each section tried to outdo the others in class competition cheers. Spirit was contagious. If only a few people became aroused, the feeling seemed to spread as quickly as fire. People finally became INVOLVED. Kissing was the name of the game for the first basketball skit. Members of varsity and J.V. squads were blind-folded and told they were going to be kissed by a cheerleader. Heavenly, right?! WRONG! The cheerleaders turned out to be their mothers. Homecoming pep session was one of a kind. Each class spent the day cramming their gym section with all the crepe paper, balloons and posters available. As the roar in the gym began to die down, the Class of 75 threw handfuls of confetti into the air with a gym- shaking Senior Power. Pep sessions proved a major part of the year as they provided laughter and fun— making certain parts of the day enjoyable. 16— Pep Sessions

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Sprinkling l erosene over Opal (Karen Jackson), Professor Winter (Larry Knepp) attempts to get rid of her. Everybody L oves Masque and Gavel ' s first play of the season was Aladdin ' s Ghost. Steve Davis portrayed Al, a guy who lacks courage; Bill, his brother was played by Gary Hill and his sister Carol by Margie Louden. Shelly Lash was selected as Al ' s mother. Kirk Tolliver and Karen Waters held supporting roles. Several hours of hard work had to be put in by each member in order to even present the one-act plays. Each member did an excellent job, whether it was gathering props, booking the plays or actually acting. The one-act plays which the members put on were booked by any organization. These plays were performed for convalescent homes and many clubs in the surrounding area. 18— Masque and Gavel