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

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Expressions reveal true Class of 1975 After waiting in the Memorial Coliseum halls for an hour, the Class of 1975 finally marched into the arena, while the band played the processional march, Pomp and Circumstance. As seniors arrived at their seats, they proceeded to make themselves comfortable. Many of the purple gowns were pulled above the knees because of the extremely hot weather. Baccalaureate speaker was Reverend Richard Stanger. Mr. Patrick Monaghan delivered the commencement address. Although speeches were brief, a general sweep of relief could be heard from the class as the last speaker finished and the diplomas were distributed. Will the Class of 1975 please stand for the turning of the tassles said Katie Lawson, president. These simple words marked the end of one life and the beginning of a new one for 245 ex-seniors. Graduation— 25

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24— Graduation

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VaicHU 0 f icicA. 7w S vi ufiK owntM a zt ifi fteHuuf. 75 From blues to rock to show tunes. Happening 75, annual talent show sponsored by Fine Arts Club, displayed 27 variety acts. Open to the community, a near capacity audience filled the auditorium for the performances. When it all ended, complimentary comments abounded, and one teacher remarked, It ' s the best dollar ' s worth of entertainment I ' ve enjoyed in many years. Some solos performed included I Honestly Love You, sung by Jan Schulthies; If, sung by Linda Bartholomew; Good Ship Lollipop, sung by Sue Winans garbed in Shirley Temple attire; and Dedication, sung by Sharia Stoller. Many students combined their efforts. Six girls sang After the Goldrush, and John Printzos, Robin Memmer, Tom Bennett and Mike Hauke sand Slowly He Sank into the Bottom of the Sea. Singing wasn ' t all that was done, however, as Steve Wilhoff played a banjo medley; Gary Hill and assistants Shelly Lash and Sue Holt made themselves disappear; and Tammy Robinson and Kathy Burford both did their own versions of modern dance. Seniors got together and dressed up as birds, bees, flowers and trees and danced to the song Birds and Bees. Memmer t 1 the au }ren? )atl everaMeCi B H „ ,. vhen they sang Ofi, S. f i Mine. . - jp- H yWL V K» E H H % ■K fl 1 ' ; ' ' {y y WlS k IH M KP ' iril fcrA ' v ' s;- ' ' ' -. • ' ' ' ■ .3 B 3 1 4 I M ■HH I H - «hmmj„. Y . ' : | ■H H B Bk Il wKi H