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

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Every two weeks a copy of the Herald can be obtained during fourth period. Most students read it in lunclv Or study as Kathy Zurbuch does. The annual N.H.H.S. homecoming has a lot of traditions: one of these is the parade; Greg Jackson and Cathy Lynch hold a banner bearin » the players ' names.

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We ve made it what it is MIRAGE 1981 New Haven High School Volume 42 New Haven, Indiana 46774 z - » Homecoming, the word i.. ... something different to each of us. Mary Payne crys out for the Bulldogs and for the sound of a vic- tory as Another bit the dust.

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We ' ve made it what it is The making of a year We started out in August with a building that had Beingahighi white walls with an orange stripe running around the J u stT d. tops of them, and by May 27 we made it into something perfect time r, more than a building, more than any ordinary school We made it what it is; we made it New Haven High School. ° Only one song could capture the spirit of the fall season as the state-ranked Bulldog football team moved on to become conference champions, that song being Another One Bites the Dust. From the time the cheerleading squads danced to the tune by Queen, it became the unofficial school song for the athletic year. Could it have been any other song that would have got- ten Fletcher Lyn out of the bleachers at a pep session to dance Animal House style in front of the student body? With numerous problems surging all around us, Stati none seemed more important to find the answer to Bulldog than who shot J. R. Ewing. Who would have ever pain V t . guessed that when Kristin revealed that she shot J. R. , ° that she would also tell him she was pregnant with his champs. child? The state-ranked Bulldog football team became