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

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% AFTER SCHOOL Gary Stroh and a few friends go to Gary ' s house for some basketball fun. The dai; doesn ' t end with the 3:05 bell For each student, life at home was differ- ent. After a long day of school a few students were pressured to face the task of mowing the lawn. While many were lucky and sat back and turned on the T.V. to watch their favorite soap. Many were shooting baskets and others surprised their mothers and made supper before they arrived home from work. Cruising to the mall leads students to the nearest gas station to put their last two bucks in the tank, and some were stuck at home with a car that would not run. Eventually by the weekend those people were out and about. Friday night life seemed to be filled with athletic events. Many just came to see the friends while others were there to cheer on the Football team to another victory, al- though there were some who had to stay home to watch Dallas . Many who have jobs ended up meeting their friends at Pizza Hut after a game to share the latest gossip. Homework, cruising and listening to good tunes and sitting back with some good friends seemed to be some of the more popu- lar things to do. CATHY DEMETRIADES is seen here pumping gas at Citgo before heading to work. PAUL MELIN was assigned the task of mowing his neighbor ' s lawn after school. 30 — After school

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THE LEADI G CHARACTERS. Emily and George, were portrayed by Sharon Darlington and Rich Gongaware. r THE FIRST STUDENT DIRECTOR at this school, Kevin Bassett, thanks the audience after a per- formance. THE CAST of the Friday night performance steps out onto the stage to take its bou.. Students ' play takes to stage The production of Our Town meant some- thing different to everyone who viewed, par- ticipated and directed it. Our Town was the first student supervised play ever done in the school. Lead by student-director, Kevin Bassett, 48 cast members and a production staff of 43 members staged the play three nights, Janu- ary 27, 28 and 29. I was numb during all the performances. After it all was over, I was let-down, but all plays are that way, commented Kevin Bas- sett. The major parts in the play were played by Rick Vincenski as the stage manager. Rich Gongaware as George Gibbs, Sharon Darling- ton, Amy Felten and Diana Henry all as Emi- ly Webb, Curt Hunter as Dr. Gibbs, Eileen Vorich, Renee Gremaux, and Julie Leffel all as Mrs. Gibbs, Joel Reed as Mr. Webb. Kathy Krueckeberg and Leah Taylor as Mrs. Webb, Rik Yingling as Wally Webb. Leslie Wood, Ellen Felten and Kim Odem as Rebecca Gibbs, and Gary Stroh played the role of Simon Stimson. Being on the stage and having a big part was scary for me at first, because I never had that big of a part before, said senior Rick Vincenski. It was the first play I was ever in. I felt stupid sitting there looking like a dead per- son. But all in all the play was really fun. said senior Cindv Blue.

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ANGIE BAINES cooks supper after school for the family when they get home. KEITH WORLEY and John Weiscnburger check the car before going for a spin around the block. After sch :•;;!— 31