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

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BRONSON ODEM, TONY Paulsen, and Mike Rowland, acting normal, sit and watch a community pep rally in action. Pride is flying high As pride continued past the first few weeks of school, emotions and eyes were set on Homecoming. Getting the floats, banners, and other competitions going got the week rolling. Pride was seen in all events of the week. The apparel worn to the loud out- bursts during school, competition in banners to floats, Mr. Irresistable to the spirit chains seemed to show what peo- ple thought of the annual events. As the week came to an end, the game was finally here. Balloons were bought but soon were lost as the favorite team opened the scoring on our second posses- sion. The countless balloons floated away but the pride continued on through the game and the year. A big hit of the year was the new fash- ion for the guys — the football jackets. The jackets were worn to classes, to churches, and to the hang-out spots in Fort Wayne. Football was not the only source for students to show Bulldog spirit. Going out with friends on a Friday night, get- ting ready for that special person, or washing the car to show off the hot set of wheels were showing this sort of thing. The school year of 1983-84 will be re- membered as a year that the bulldog pride was flying high! A CONSTANT REMINDER of Homecom- ing week is the class banners hanging on the upper level of the gym. ToME T WITHOUT The Student Body takes part in rowdy pep session. THIS WHITE MESS is the evidence left by some very wild students out to have some time on weekends. Opening — 7

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THE FRENCH CLUB banner goes down the JEFF VACHON, IN the new fashion of the final stretch of the parade route with a sup- football players, walks down the hall ready porting cast of many. to go home. f% Bt.J 6 — Opening

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