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

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A VICTORY PYRAMID was built at one of the pep sessions by ambi- tious cheerleaders. IT WAS A TOUGH GAME but Terry Screeton thinks a victory makes all the aches and pains feel better.

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LOCKERROOM HAPPINESS spreads after the winning homecoming game. THE JUNIOR-FRESHMEN TEAM won the powder puff game and Gail Rhodes, Julie Losher, and Cathy Rhodes run off after a close one.

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. Something Good It ' s not just a better sports season, the people or just one thing that has brought us through this period of trial and error. It ' s all of these combined. Its through our errors that we ' ve learned. Learned to accept new changes, that it doesn ' t mean the worst. . . . Something Good. What could that be? It would be hard to single it out to one factor. It was present in the atmos- phere, the move was made and well acknowledged. Students know now that they can make it in the new school, and the move had not really changed any- thing. We may be known as the school with no windows but the sun still shines on us. TAKING ADVANTAGE OF the good dancing music are Doug King and Jan Gibson. THE POWDER PUFF game was all part of homecoming. The Jr. Fresh- men team won.