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

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ii THAT DOWN HOME FEELING... »» Above. Senior John Moyer speaks to the stu- dent body at the sectional pep session, as his teamnnates shout some advice. Right. Vic the Bulldog, Junior Barb Kiebel and Sophomore Donna Thorp stand at attention during the National Anthem. That Down Home Feeling . . . Being at home, having friends, laugh- ing, crying, giving, sharing. New Haven, our home, now suddenly growing, expanding. Our memories of a school will soon be forgotten as we move to a bigger, more modern school. Will we feel as at home there? Only time can tell. That Down Home Feeling . . . Cracks covered the greenish walls. But you couldn ' t see the gaps from the spirit posters plastered all around. The Bulldogs didn ' t always field a winning team, but you couldn ' t ever tell it from the ruckus we were raising. There might have been a stuffed shirt somewhere in that crowd, but the grinning faces, patched jeans, tennis sho es, and bibbed overalls gave this place That Down Home Feeling . . . Defeat can never come without a sting nor victory without pride, react- Highlighter, Sophomore Paula Parristries hard not to look at the crowd so she doesn ' t start laughing. 2 — That Down [Home Feeling

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39Z7iai Contents Student life Competition Seniors Cufficulum faces 102 Involvement 146 Community services 178 Index 192 Senior Kathy Wichern looks out the windows to Schnelker Park in anticipation of Getting out of scfnooi. VIr. Chiaries Henke, Marryin ' Sam, conducts Right. At one of the assemblies, Bill Curry of he marriage ceremony at MOONSHINE MAD- the group Free Fare holds up an applause MESS, the annual girl-ask-guy night. sign to the students.