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

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Spirit take-over comes in all forms: cowboys, Diller and . Rogers The drab, off-white walls and the look of everyday clothes took on a new form and brilliance as New Haven prepared for the game of the season-for Homecoming. Spirit took control and ruled over the school from 8:05 Monday morning, Septem- ber 28 until 11:O3 Friday evening when Phoenix played their last song for the even- ing. shirts, sweaters and even socks striped with purple were donned to show-off the spirit- Bulldog style, as the week began. New Haven High took on a new, if not unique look for schools, as 'icowboys and girlsl' rustled up the Braves for Round-up Day, Cap guns snapped and popped in loud spurts at the few brave spiritmakers who came in all-out Indian gear-feathers, war paint, and all. I don't think l've ever been so comfort- able, giggled Amy Felten as she looked down at her sweatshirt. Not even at a cross country or track meet, had so many jogging outfits, Nike tennis shoes and sweats been worn as when the halls and people decked out to Warm up the Braves. u ' Q or A ,, . W. ,V at , -ww ' f ,,.,...f BEFORE a spirited, full-house Bull- ALMOST all of New Haven braved dog crowd, Tim Hoffer carries the chilly winds to watch the parade. football through the Braves defen- Dave Dales and Kevin Harper exhib- sive line-up. it their spirit. 22-Homecoming . . , MI, .gm y 1 .r,.,qwM If ,,., y 'awww' ' .. . ,, , z I - 'f 737' M' . M r fi 1 I , my ' f Y M A .. , - .W i. ME , -M -rf -Ll imje ga ,:,,..yl, 5, . Wy e . n ip f , GE f C

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m I 3 r vt., , I in 6 P g. K 'ifliif f.Y5:g. fxigii ' 5 T315 iblc C- 1 5 f ' Riiafifgbr THE annual Homecoming parade couldn't be IN September, Campus Life was more than the complete for the Campus Lifers without the di- average Monday night meeting. Denise Donley, rectors sitting on the Campus Life!Bible Club among others, participates in the Riot at McMil- parade car. len Park. Campus Life feature-21

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Phyllis DillerfMr. Rogers look-alike con- test added a new dimension to spirit week. While girls frizzed their hair and put on their short and oddly bright colored dresses, Greg Jackson demonstrated Mr. Rogers off the T.V. with a beer can in his pocket and a few nips here and there. Seniors made look-alike day a little more personal as all came dressed as their hero. While the troops led by Scott Sharp and George Dicks took over the office in the name of Bulldogism, Brent Murphy and Phil McCommons rocked the auditeria with their renditions of Ted Nugent and Angus Young. And once again in the name of Homecom- ing, girls took to the winning grounds of John Young Stadium. They're hitting us out there, confided one girl to Mr. Monahan as the Juniors and Freshmen went to win their first victory at the Powder Puff game. 4 3 i 1,- f a rl ,ig IN combat form, six seniors took over the office Spirit Week declaring war on the Braves. A W Q . s- ,ff ,sg ' . if ,, 4 lf: or 4' ww, get .A g egg, ,X .i. .fr ,. - yr' , 71:25 , fill J -s 4 .1 Homecoming-23