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

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When Patty Tryznka and Sharon Many students like Deanne Roemer Miller get to school they like to sit in and friends just sit and talk before the commons. school starts. Early Morning Blues — 35

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You tumble out of bed. You scramble through the hall dragging gym clothes. A mad rush o£ the early morning blues As the mournful tone of the alarm clock at 6:00 in the morning brings you into semi-consciousness you know this day is going to be just routine. Like every other school day, you tumble out of bed bringing a painful yelp from your dog as you land on his tail. Then you stagger across the hall only to find the bathroom occupied by your older sister. After a 25- minute wait you finally get in the cold water and the refreshing Coast deodorant soap which does not seem to work as well as it does on T.V. After the stimulating shower you creep to the kitchen for a bowl of Lucky Charms and milk. Halfway through your breakfast your mother yells the bus! You scramble through the door dragging gym clothes and last night ' s grammar assignment right behind you. Although you may have set a record running the 50- yard dash you still missed the bus. Mom! you yell as you wearily trudge back inside. Since you aren ' t lucky enough to have your own car your mother has to take you since you can ' t possibly have her car. After the embarrassing moment when people snickered at you for being chauffeured by Mommy had passed, you trudged into t he building. Your eyes popped as you realized it was 8:08! Stumbling up the stairs you happen to collide with the person you were hoping to go to the upcoming dance with. Finally, seconds before the bell, you drop into your 1st period seat for a little nap. The attendance window is a popu- One morning senior Brian Smuts lar place in the morning for some found himself sitting down and late students studying. 14 — Early Morning Blues

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Cowboys and cowgirls ran around. Everything from the Blues Brothers to a nun filled the halls. Warrior warm-up In the ferent would 1960 ' s styles were a little dif- Melonie Carr shows how she have dressed in the 60 ' s. The clarinets play as the band marches on in the homecoming parade. Starting off Spirit Week the Bulldogs got out their sweatsuits and began to Warm-up for the Warriors. A new addition to Spirit Week was 60 ' s day. Many students did not realize it was another form of dress- down day, said senior Dona Yingling. Strangers entering NHHS on Wednesday might have thought they were in the wrong place. With all the cowboys and cowgirls running around, one would tend to wonder. Finding out who your different friends idolize is always fascinating. Everything from the Blues Brothers to a nun filled th halls. Ending the week with Dress Up for the Bulldog, everyone got out their best clothes, and came looking their best for the occasion. After changes from previous years ' Spirit Weei it was still a success, with everyone doing his part to make it. f ' lmm On the French Club ttoat Curt Hunter ndes his way to getting his head cut off during the homecoming !6 — Spirit Week