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

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AFTER seven hours of school, the bus ride home often seems the longest part of the day. With homework ahead, Diane Detro takes advantage of the peaceful wait. Living a good life , 5 . ra.. .,l.1 f'fe:fh .--+ -9. ew Haven s' . at hom One o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock rock. Four o'clock, five o'clock, six o'clock rock . . . rang out the introduction to an- other afternoon of Happy Days reruns. Ah! The easy life of home. School's out, time to lie back, kick off the shoes and take it easy. Get out here and help with dinner, com- mands a voice from somewhere in the kitch- en, breaking the solitude. Did you hang your coat up and put your shoes in the closet? the voice belonging to no one else but mother, continues at a shrill pitch. And how many times do I have to tell you to keep your feet off the couch? she quickly adds without even entering the room. Barely conscious of what was being said, you rolled over and tried to block out all of TRANSPORTATION to and from school came in the form of the big yellow bus for many. Kathy Sztuk sits back and waits for the bus to drop her off at home. TIME at home provides the opportunity to pursue hobbies. Jeff Murphy makes sure to focus before shooting a picture of the landscape behind his house. the noise and orders bombarding the pre- ferred silence. Dinner time slowly rolled around and the typical American family once again found it- self at the dinner table. Somehow dinner seemed a mixture of The Waltons and Leave it to Beaver, with ev- eryone sitting around the table smiling and talking about what went on at school and work. Dinner soon was done and dishes were put away, homework laid on the desk waiting to be done. As you sat back and opened the green Algebra 3 and 4 book, Yahtzee dice pounds on the table as Mom and Dad played togeth- er. Ah! The easy life of home! .. T, K... 5-.rg , 18-New Haven At Home

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Uk funn 31. L ,, V ,.,,,, '54 W, Mia .t 5 f NOT yet into the full- swing of typing, David Jensen catches up on some sporting news in early September. QUIET study in the IMC proved to be tiring for Benita Anderson early in the school year at New Haven High. First Few Weeks-17

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Q? .. 6 .wi ' E 's lofi 'xxx 'Nw HOME has leased its name to many things, the least popular being work not finished at school. Theresa Collins carried books home almost every night to complete work. MUCH of the New Haven city population turned out at the football games to cheer on the state- ranked Bulldogs. John Young Stadium filled up nearly each Friday night. COMMUNITY spirit is abundant in the city of New Haven. The American Legion Color Guard from Post 330 marches proudly in the New Haven parade. New Haven At Home--19