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

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SENIOR DAWN SNYDER, proud of her king Gary Goodwin, feels privileged dancing with royalty. BOOGIE FEVER STRIKES seniors Mark Lee and Sue Holt as they get down to the music of Walden. I Sweetheart Dance — 23

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Feb. 26 draws out sweethearts for a night to remember 22 — Sweetheart Dane SWEETHEART DANCE COURT, left to right, Terri Screeton, Linda Myers, Mark Hevel, lane Brand, Gary Goodwin, and Dawn Sny- der. SENIOR GARY GOODWIN and freshman lane Brand, King and Queen, reign over all the Sweethearts. The crowning of freshman lane Brand and senior Gary Goodwin highlighted the second annual Sweetheart Dance on the night of Feb. 26. Unlike the year before of it being held in the Girls ' Gym, the occasion was moved to the cafeteria which was decored for the event with tra- ditional hearts, cupids and flowers. Entertainment was hindered a lit- tle when )ohn Stier unexpectedly entered the hospital, so he was not able to perform. The replacement band, Walden, was able to make their first performance for New Haven High. Walkers ' Photography took pic- tures of those who wanted momen- tos of the occasion.

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THE BUNNY HOP, led by seniors Mark Lee and Sue Holt, followed by senior Brian Rowe and juniors Lita Beemer, Tammy Robinson, and Brent Adams wound its way around the gym as others danced. Country couples cuddle to Sundance With the theme being Country Cuddlin , submitted by the Science Club, Sadie Hawkins was all set for a real hillbilly hoedown. As usual, the country fair took place in the cafeteria with its various booths set up by school clubs. Ger- man Club had a dunking booth in which Mr. Sam Mclnturff got all washed-up. Student Congress had a peep show rated XXX where some of our respectable teachers were shown in their true respects. Span- ish Club drew in quite a lot of hill- billies going through their second childhood as they enjoyed them- selves in the tricycle races while the flower children indulged in the dai- sies supplied by the Fine Arts Club. junior Olympics appealed to many couples as they gathered to beat each other or just to have fun. Many couples took in the Clerical Lab flick starring Mr. Norman Ste- phan and his girls. Mr. Walker took the pictures of the cuddlin couples for momen- tos of their hoedown. Eight o ' clock marked the time when the group Sundance kicked off the dance with rock, square and slow dance music which was led by Mrs. Jody Miller. Marrin ' Sam made his annual debut to unite the couples together but, there was a hitch this year as the gals were on one side with rings and certificates in hand while guys were cowering against the opposite wall. When the word was given, hill- billy hullabaloo broke lo ose as the chase went on. After all had settled and vows were exchanged, the dance continued and more memo- ries were added to the school year of 1976-1977. 24 — Sadie Hawkins