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

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JtJHlOM SM9 MALL eai Mm Memeel MIUUl Once again, 8:0 rings a bel Ones at seta the routine began all otar again. The only real diflat onc o or surprise war that the cafeteria changed the day for pfeaa. A nice break from rou- tine! Bulldog spirit wee flying high and still kt Among the many tilings to grow aocus- tomed to were the new people, and for tome, toon to be friends. Styke at the beginning of the year wem fun of variety. Some of the styles from theendof the 1962eeboolyear were really becoming wide-epaead while oth- Thi Mn waebt being Sop Wai Styke have always been a part of the i but New Heven ' i tradi- tion are onee which time doesn ' t alter. NHHS bee abvays taken pride in the many spirit related estrritks each as Bre d e mey i homecoml ksorowdi Trsdftk IT If HOT vmwasl te eee UrtaOe rittmf Is me e— ewsm me ■■raiig Mfeaeyleee

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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