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

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At the Homecoming Pep Rally on Thurs- day night, these people try to show the football team they ' re behind ' em all the way. ' Energy crisis halts hot lunches ' We realized it was not the bricks, the tile and paint that gives a school color and personality, but the people there. The people who laughed at the double doors that seemingly led to nowhere and the same peo- ple who cheered at the first Homecoming pep rally in the new gymnasium added color. fc Wc v ' e colored it in

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A crossing train frequently halts traffic through downtown New Haven, as can remnants of the Great Blizzard of ' 78 are also evident. ' Seniors were as lost as frosh ' that we investigated and searched the halls. The sup- posed to know it all seniors were as lost as the freshmen. People were adjusting to the new surroundings. It hap- pened slowly at first, then increased. We became more at ease and felt more at home. Classes were easy to find and cliques formed and gathered at favored locations. We ' ve colored it in 5

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During a pregame performance, the Highlights line up to make a tunnel for the football players to enter the field. Many seniors, including Sandy Yingling, take Family Life class to prepare for the future. Although Family Life classes take field trips, have speakers come to their classes, and participate in special pro- jects, they still take tests as part of their grade. At home basketball games, the High lights obviously had spirit. The cheer- leaders, Highlights, and band members worked together throughout the year to help arouse school spirit. We ' ve colored it in 7