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

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Si-If DOWS 'F PU! PLE, BUT PURE of LD I 2-Ope With early-morning's purple shadow enveloped around the almost windowless building, its modern architecture gave off a feeling of coldness and impersonalism. Students lingered in the parking lot. They searched for friends to share the entrance on the first day of school, August 31, 1981. ., Once inside, it was not as awful as imagined. The stu- dents clustered into groups and conversation of summer vacations, new clothes and the opening season victory of the football team floated through the halls. Purple and gold signs welcomed the new and the old students. Bulldog spirit gave the inside of the cold, impersonal building a friendly glow, a special warmth-a felling that was purely gold which would continue throughout the year. The football season brought the population of the school closer as the Bulldogs joined together to cheer their team on. No one would forget the Homecoming game when the Bulldogs charged on for a 35-3 victory against the Bellmont SUMMER days found Chris site he takes a break to pet th i c - wne 's ' Staak on bike tr ps. At a amp o r dog before going ning

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