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

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EXPRESSING HIS THOUGHTS on the basket- ball team ' s capabilities, Coach John Hans asks for the student body ' s support. PERFORMING IN CINDERBULL , the lady 6 faculty ' s rendition of Cinderella, is Ms. Carol Ryan, alias Fairy Godperson. SHOWING THEIR SPIRIT and support, the Freshman Class made many signs for their part of Sectional Hall. Vit and al! 28 — Sectionals

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9 ABOVE: SINGING ONE of Neil Sedaka ' s ABOVE RIGHT: BETWEEN acts fill-in, juggler greatest hits juniors Annette Miller, Peg Dave Matthews, senior, does his own thing. Johnson, Michelle Simon, and Linda Bender. Dave juggled along with senior Craig Dar- They were just four out of fifteen juniors nell allowing stage hands more time |p doing the act. between acts. t- 5 ABOVE: SINGING TORN Between Two Lovers, junior Deb Brancefield produces her musical sounds during the program. Sophomore Cathy Sickafoose backed Deb upon harmony. ABOVE LEFT: HAPPENING ' S gone Ape!! Act- ing as apes junior Donna Tinker and senior Cindy Bair perform to the song Down in Monkey Town. One asks what is ' Happening ' ? It ' s a talent show put on once a year by the Fine Arts Club, headed by Mr. Charles Henke. For weeks ahead of time, students planned and practiced for their chance to get into the great show. Mr. Henke, choir director and Eng- lish teacher, gave students passes for activity period, to have him audition them. Over 150 students tried out for the performance. But out of the 150 only 24 acts were chosen. The acts were a variety of six solo ' s, three skits and eight ensembles. Songs from Barbra Streisand ' s lat- est movie A Star is Born were the most favored by the large crowd. Sophomores, Beth Fraser and Cathy Sickafoose both did solos from the soundtrack. The song Queen Bee was sung by Laura Coffman, with back up by Beth Crow and Cathy Sickafoose. Kent Snyder ' s band Rit- ual consisting of Kent, Craig Dar- nell, Mark Best and Kevin Rum- baugh, played back up for a majority of the numbers. Skits filled in between acts, to give the performers and stagehands more time to get things organized. Juggling was done by Dave Mathews and Craig Darnell. A ventriloquism act called Mr. Daniels and Fuzzy improvised by sophomores Jay Leonard and Dan Wallace took up slack time between acts. Over all the 1977 version of Happening was a smash hit with the audience.

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One point proves too much for Bulldogs UP ON THEIR feet more than in their seats, the fans cheer another bulldog bucket. Beginning with the sectional draw February 23, Hoosier Hysteria hit New Haven High. It was determined that fateful day that the Bulldogs would be in Sectional Two and play the Carroll Chargers, a very tough team. Hopes were high that the team would win because in regular season play they had defeated Car- roll. March 4-5 many students were scurrying around putting together what they hoped might bring honor to their class by capturing Sectional Hall honors. Seniors ' version of the funnies placed them in first place. Senior Sue Koch masterminded the project. Tuesday was mixed with tension and excitement. The pep session was highlighted by the lady faculty ' s version of Cinderella, Cinderbull. Cars assembled at 5:30 p.m. in the parking lot for the annual caravan to the coliseum. A cash prize was given for the best decorated car. The first quarter of the game ended with New Haven out in front by two points. This would be the only time the Bulldogs would have the lead. After being down as much as 18 points in the third, New Haven came alive to cut the margin 15 points. With two seconds showing on the clock, senior Mike Sickafoose made a long inbounds pass to senior Ken Stark who made a layup good at the buzzer, but it was too late. Final score was Carroll 66, New Haven 65. SHATTERED DREAMS of a sectional win are reflected in a cluttered sectional hall. MOVING WITHIN two points during the third quarter, Coach Ron Hoffer, Coach John Hans, and senior Gary Goodwin become more confident of a win. Sectionals — 29