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New Haven High reflects on the Olympics

2/28/2018

By: Kamryn Poe

For the past few weeks, the Winter Olympics have been taking place. It recently ended on February 25th. Following the Olympics, New Haven High School students were asked about the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and also how they feel about these events. Each student that replied had various (but similar) comments on the topic.

When asked why they enjoy watching the Olympics, answers varied.

Lauren Gerlemann, senior, commented, “I think it's amazing to see people who have trained their whole lives essentially to be a part of something like the Olympics. It's awesome to see the dedication and hard work they put in for these events that sometimes last only a few seconds.”

“I think I love the Olympics because they only come around every two years, and you only see either the winter or summer Olympics every four years,” senior Liz Hughes added. “I think the waiting that happens between each Olympics is what makes it so exciting,”

Some of the fan-favorite sports consist of the halfpipe, figure skating, bobsledding, and snowboarding. Shaun White, Red Gerald, Mack Mcmorris, Alexa Scimeca-Knierim and Chris Knierim are all athletes that students of New Haven High love watching.

The Olympics are a big part of families too. Grace Soete, junior, has the Olympics playing all the time. “At my house during the Olympics, we hardly ever change the channel. It's always on. I like to watch it because it amazes me how talented those people are. There's several 17 year olds in the Olympics and that just blows my mind!”

Even though the Olympics have wrapped up, we would still like to thank the athletes for representing the United States of America.

Shamrock Conversation: Jordan Willimann

2/28/2018

By: Lacie Grater

Jordan Willimann, a New Haven alumni, has been at New Haven Middle School for about 2 years, taking Mr. Carey’s position as the Math and P.E. teacher. In addition to teaching, he also coaches middle school boys basketball and varsity baseball.

Mr. Willimann was asked if he had felt any pressure taking Mr. Carey’s position. Mr. Willimann stated, “I did put pressure on myself. Mr. Carey taught me and was a leader in the school. He was a great teacher and I knew I had a big void to fill with him leaving.”

Before taking this position, he went to college at Maryville University, and like most people, he had a few options in mind when it came to his future career-- teaching and becoming an engineer. The decision was tough but he eventually made it.

Mr. Willimann later mentioned, “My freshman year of college, I took a class that traveled to different schools and observed and worked with students. After that, I knew teaching was the profession I wanted to go into.”

Mr. Williman commented, “My family has been very supportive of my career choice and has been helpful wherever I've taught.”

There can be some downsides to teaching, however, as Mr. Willimann stated, “There is a lot of work that teachers have to put in outside of school, but I think it is all well worth it.”

When talking about the upsides, Mr. Willimann asserted, “Helping my students every day and watching them grow personally and academically throughout the school year.”

As we all know, teaching can be troublesome at times, but Mr. Willimann is staying positive and continuing his career one day at a time.

New Haven High School FBLA Basket Raffle

2/28/2018

The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) held its annual basket raffle February 16th, during the Homecoming game against Hermann. FBLA members sold tickets throughout Homecoming week and at the game on Friday evening. FBLA was able to raise just over $1,000.00 allowing us to donate $500 each to two local families in need.
We would like to thank all the organizations who donated baskets this year: The Central Office, FBLA, FCA, FCCLA, Girls’ Volleyball & Basketball Team, National Honor Society, and TV/Studio. Additionally, we greatly appreciate the communities continued support of our organization and our efforts to help those within our community.

Learn about Famous Women in History at Scenic Regional Library New Haven

2/27/2018

Annual Music Booster's Trivia Night Saturday, March 10, 2018

2/27/2018

New Haven Middle School inducts students into National Junior Honor Society.

2/27/2018

Find more photos at newhavenhigh.zenfolio.com

Dollar General Stores Robbery UPDATE

2/26/2018

On February 23, 2018 a deputy with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office conducted follow up investigations at the two Dollar General stores that were burglarized. A witness was able to provide information that led to the identification of a possible suspect. The deputy responded to the residence of that suspect and located a vehicle and the suspect matching the person in the surveillance footage. Upon questioning the suspect he admitted to breaking into both Dollar General Stores. Stolen property from the stores was located in the suspect's home. The suspect was identified as Vincent James Stockell, age 28 from Pacific. He was arrested and charges were filed with the Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. A warrant was issued on Stockell for Burglary 2nd degree. Bond was set at $50,000.

All people are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Selma "Sally" (Scheible) Bonnarens. July 6, 1936 ~ February 23, 2018

2/24/2018

Mrs. Bonnarens, age 81, passed away on February 23, 2018. She will be in state Sunday from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Toedtmann & Grosse Funeral Home in New Haven, Mo. Services will be held 11:00 a.m. Monday at St. Peters U.C.C. Memorials are requested to Meals on Wheels C/O the Funeral Home. Burial in New Haven Cemetery, A Complete obituary will be posted Later.

http://www.toedtmanngrosse.com/notices/Selma-Bonnarens

District Basketball update with Jake Wilson

2/23/2018

FOR PRESS RELEASE FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE FEBRUARY 23, 2018

2/23/2018

On February 22, 2018 at about 11:00 pm deputies from the Franklin County Sheriff's Office responded to an alarm at the Dollar General store in Villa Ridge located at 177 Hwy AT. Upon arrival they discovered the front door glass had been busted out by a brick. After clearing the building an employee was called to the scene to review surveillance footage. They discovered a white male wearing a black or dark colored jacket and shirt, blue jeans, and black or dark colored shoes entered the store and stole beer and cigarettes from within. Later, just before 1:00 a.m. on February 23, 2018 deputies responded to another alarm at the Dollar General store in Robertsville located at 7372 Hwy O. Upon arrival it was discovered the front glass at that store was busted out by a brick as well. A review of the surveillance footage revealed the same person of interest from the Villa Ridge Dollar General store burglary. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office is asking for assistance from the community in helping identify the suspect. If anyone has information regarding these crimes they are encouraged to contact the Franklin County Sheriff's Office Detective Division at (636) 583-2560.

Steve Pelton
Franklin County Sheriff

National Honor Society holds a food drive for the Buddy Bags Program

2/23/2018

By: Lydia Otten

From February 5th to the 16th, National Honor Society (NHS) encouraged students to bring in food items for a food drive that would benefit the Buddy Bags Program. To encourage students even more, every item that was brought in was worth spirit points for their class. The preferred items were worth two points.

The Buddy Bags Program is an outreach ministry of the “More Than” youth group of the Memorial Baptist Church. This group provides students in the New Haven School District with needed food for the weekend.

A list of preferred items was hung around the school. That list included instant oatmeal packs, mini cereal boxes, breakfast bars, peanut butter on-the-go cups, Maruchan instant lunch cups, Chef Boyardee pasta bowls, Easy Mac macaroni and cheese cups, instant tuna and chicken salad kits, vegetable cups, fruit cups, applesauce cups, pudding cups, raisin boxes, individual-size bags of cheez-Its and animal crackers, peanut butter crackers, cheese and crackers, and granola bars.

The total items collected in these two weeks was 574 items! Great job! The senior class won the most spirit points, with 493 points! The sophomore class had the second most with 345 points! The freshmen had 156 points, and the junior class had 142 points. Good job to all four classes!

Mrs. Oelrichs, NHS sponsor, said, “We did not have a specific goal. We just wanted to encourage students to donate what they could.”

She continued: “The Buddy Bags Program specifically benefits students in our school district, so donating to this organization allows our students to directly help their classmates.

Good job, NHS, for another successful food drive! Thank you, NHHS, for all of the food items you donated! For more information about the Buddy Bags Program, visit http://mbcnewhaven.com/Buddybags/.

Reserve your 2017-2018 yearbook today.

2/22/2018

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Press Release 2-22-18

2/22/2018

On February 20, 2018 the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office received a complaint of a minor receiving pornographic images. Specifically, a minor was sent pornographic photographs and sexually explicit comments from an adult through electronic means.
This activity was discovered after the minor’s mother located pornography and comments on the minor’s cellular phone. She then contacted authorities. Sheriff’s Office investigators learned the suspect knew the victim through his volunteering at a local school, through other local organizations, and social media. The suspect had contact with the victim from November 2017 to February 2018.

Charges through the Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office have been issued on Thomas W. Abbott for Furnishing Pornography to a Minor with a bond of $20,000. This investigation is ongoing. The Sheriff’s office encourages parents and/or guardians to have dialogue with children regarding internet safety, especially through social media. If anyone believes their child/minor has had contact with Mr. Abbott in an inappropriate way, please contact the Sheriff’s Office to file a report. The suspect is a 32 year old male from Labadie, MO. The suspect volunteered at the Union School District.

All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Steve Pelton
Franklin County Sheriff

Kindergarten Screening at New Haven Elementary

2/21/2018

Shamrock Shindig

2/21/2018

New Haven High: Where do students get their news?

2/21/2018

By: Miranda Durbin

Recently, a Google Form was sent to every student in each class at New Haven High. The goal of this form was to discover where students get their news from and what source is most common in our school.

From a list of given platforms, students could choose multiple answers or enter their own.

Forty-three students responded, and the most common news source, leading with 79.1%, is…

Snapchat.

Fox 2 News and Instagram followed behind at 48.8%. Facebook came in fourth at 46.5%, and in fifth was CNN with 34.9%.

In the same poll, students were asked which platform they use most often for leisure and recreational use. Snapchat took the lead again with 60.5%, with both Facebook and Instagram in a distant second at 11.6%.

Students were also asked to predict which platform would be the most common in our school. A majority voted that Snapchat is the most popular, with Instagram falling far behind in second.

Lexi Oetterer, a junior participant, commented, “I think that Snapchat would be the most common in our school. Many people have it downloaded and use it every day, and since it offers access to stories from news channels, it’s easier for users to find news within the app.”

For those unfamiliar with Snapchat, the app features ‘stories,’ which are videos and photos that are visible to the public, or to a select audience chosen by the user.

Michelle Bahena, a senior who also completed the survey, mentioned, “[The most common is] Snapchat because it easily connects everyone, and it’s fun. Also, it has various purposes: communication, filters, news, polls, and video/picture.”

Many students said that Snapchat is an easy way to get in touch with their friends, access stories about many different topics, and is a quicker way to talk.

The internet has revolutionized our daily lives, and through the students of New Haven High, we are slowly coming closer to realizing how our world is truly a digitized world.

Upcoming student transitions at NHHS

2/20/2018

By: Callie Weatherly

We have all experienced a transition-- whether it was in school or out in the world-- and we all approached it differently. Luckily, according to our transitioning students, they are approaching their upcoming changes positively.

The eighth graders, who are transitioning into high school, have reported nothing but joyous thoughts about continuing into high school.

Emma Rohlfing has said, “I am excited to have only four classes a day and having my own Chromebook.”

Miranda Yarbrough is excited about “all the new activities that will be open to [her] like STUCO districts and camp.”

However, some eighth graders have also claimed to be scared about finding classrooms, and how much harder the classes may be.

While on the other hand, Miranda Yarbrough has no worries. She has said, “I feel like as long as I do my best and treat others as kindly as I want to be treated, my high school experience should go pretty well.”

The seniors, however, have a very different transition approaching them. They will be leaving NHHS in a few short months for good. It’s goodbye high school, hello real world for them.

Some are nervous:

Hannah White said she is scared of all of the unknowns yet to come.

Lacie Grater mentioned, “I am scared to actually start ‘adulting.’”

Nevertheless, some are excited:

Aiden Bailey simply stated he is excited to go to college.

Emily Knoppe has said, “I'm excited about starting my life on my own as an adult.”

Whether they are happy, sad, or in between, the seniors do have some things about their high school experiences that they will carry with them even after they walk across the stage at graduation.

The seniors have loved all of their teachers and classes, but many have reported Ms. McCroskey as being their favorite due to her preparing her students for the real world. Mrs. Schlafer has also been said to be missed dearly by seniors when they leave the high school for good.

The class of 2018 has also made glorious memories with each other during their time here at NHHS. Some memories were made during dances, leadership week, the dodgeball tournaments, Christmas decorating, and lots of other activities.

However, like Britany Willimann pointed out, the seniors still have one last great shebang together before the 2017-2018 school year comes to an end-- senior trip! Many unforgettable memories will be made on the trip as they travel to New York, Washington D.C., and so many more exciting places. This trip will surely be one of their greatest adventures from all of their high school careers.

With May’s fast approach, we are all looking forward to the many changes. We are welcoming the class of 2022 as they come into high school and saying goodbye to the class of 2018 as they move on from NHHS into their own adult lives. We wish both classes the best of luck through their transition-- you’ll all do great.

New Haven students sing in Conference Choir

2/19/2018

By: Lexi Oetterer

This year's Conference Choir was on Tuesday, February 13th, at Owensville High School and Hermann High School. The New Haven students that are performing in the choir are Miranda Durbin, Britany Willimann, Cassandra and Angela Kuhlmann, Abbigale and Devin Buchheit, Savanna Hanna, Kamryn Poe, Makayla Jackson, Rylan Ball, Mason Johnson, Russell Pinnell, and Josh Kleinheider. These students were picked by New Haven choir director Mrs. Katherine Taylor.

The choir had a rehearsal day on Saturday, February 10th, at Union High School. The rehearsal day was to have all the students selected for the Conference Choir get together and practice their songs as a group.

“What I probably liked most was hearing everyone sing as a whole,” said Savanna Hanna. “Everyone did amazing and for it being my first time actually going to Conference Choir. It was a neat experience.”

On the day of the concert, the Conference Choir sang at Owensville High School first, then performed at Hermann High School.

“I really like performing at OHS. We got a standing ovation,” said Kamryn Poe.

The songs that the choir sang were “Come to the Music” (words and music by Joseph M. Martin); “Tshotsholoza (Go Forward)” (adapted by Jeffery L. Ames); “How Can I Keep from Singing” (music by Greg Gilpin); and “Peace, Like Welcome Rain” (by Mark Patterson).

Britany Willimann was asked what her favorite song was, and she replied, “‘Tshotsholoza’ because it really allowed you vocal freedom, and was upbeat and fun.”

Gerlemann joins the 1,000-point club

2/18/2018

By: Jake Wilson

On Tuesday, February 6, in front of a packed house on Senior Night, the Shamrocks put up a fight against St. Clair, but fell short 61-43. The best part of the night, though, happened with 2:19 left to go in the 4th quarter.

Senior Lauren Gerlemann entered the game with a career scoring total of 986. She needed only 14 points to reach the 1,000-point mark. At the 2:19 mark, Gerlemann grabbed a defensive rebound, pushed it up the floor, and banked in a short jumpshot. That jumpshot pushed Lauren over 1,000 career points. She finished the game with 15 points.

Fellow senior Emily Scheer commented on her teammate, stating, “1,000 points is a great accomplishment, and it takes a lot of hard work. I was very proud of Lauren, and I was glad I got to be a part of my best friend’s major achievement. The last four years have been filled with so many great memories, and I’m glad she could achieve this milestone as our senior year winds down.”

In her 3 years as a varsity starter, Lauren has averaged roughly 13 points and 7 rebounds per game. She has also averaged around 2 assists and 2 steals per game.

Head coach Doug Peirick commented, “Lauren has a great attitude towards making herself and those around her better every day. That is why all of her teams have been so successful. She is a role model that our younger players could and should model their basketball efforts around. No matter what we are doing in practice, she never takes a drill or a play off. Lauren has been a great asset to New Haven athletics, and will be very missed after graduation. With her work ethic and mindset to constantly improve, she will be successful in whatever she chooses to do.”

In addition to being a standout on the basketball court, Lauren has also been a tremendous part of the past few years of success on our volleyball and track teams. Lauren was instrumental in helping the track team to the final four the last 2 years, with last year’s run culminating in a state championship. In her sophomore year, she was a part of our state champion 4 by 400 relay team, and the state champion in the triple jump. Last year, she was state champion in the long jump.

In volleyball, Lauren was named to the academic all-conference team 2 times, and academic all-state 3 times. She was also named to the all-conference team 2 times, all-district 2 times, and all-state in her senior year.

When asked about Lauren, volleyball coach Jaime Hoener stated, “I think Lauren is a great example of what an athlete in a small school should be. I know that her favorite sport is not volleyball. I don’t even think her second favorite sport is volleyball! However, she gave it her all to help her classmates be successful in their favorite sport. In return, her classmates did the same.”

Lauren, your constant dedication and commitment to this school both in athletics and the classroom have been very much appreciated. Congratulations on 1,000 points, and thank you for your commitment to our school.

Students share their thoughts about Valentine’s Day

2/17/2018

By: Alex Trentmann

Valentine’s Day has happened at New Haven High School and there are many activities that have happened at NHHS. Spirit Week was last week for the high school. NHHS had a dodgeball tournament and assemblies planned throughout the week.

All of the students of New Haven High were asked how they planned to spend their Valentine’s Day, and Elsie McNabb, junior, said, “Sitting at home, watching sappy love movies, stuffing my face with pizza!”

“I wish I could spend it with my girlfriend, who is in Chicago,” replied sophomore Bernabe Ribera.

Timothy Madden, junior, answered, “Eat candy and watch some movies, maybe go to the theater with my girlfriend.”

“I plan on spending it with my friends and driving around while I have music going,” said Devin Buchheit, senior.

“I probably will plan on spending time with my boyfriend if I have time to,” said junior Desiree Strehlau.

Emily Knoppe, senior, responded with, “I’ll probably spend it alone at home stuffing my face.”

Next, the students were asked about their favorite candy available around this time of year, and senior Elizabeth Hughes answered, “I know it’s not a candy, but chocolate-covered strawberries are my favorite.”

Lexi Oetterer, junior, responded with, “My favorite candy to eat is Kit Kats, but they are here all year round. I do love the red heart suckers that are only here during Valentine’s.”

“Snickers are good year-round, especially during Valentine’s,” said Martin Lewis, junior.

Britany Willimann, senior, responded with, “Chocolate roses are absolutely amazing.”

“My favorite would probably have to be heart-shaped chocolate and chocolate in general,” said junior Julia Unnerstall.

The students were also asked what their favorite romance movie was, and junior Kamryn Poe responded with, “I hate romance movies. I do like the movie 50 First Dates, but that is more of a rom com.”

“My favorite would probably have to be The Notebook,” said Chloe Lueckenhoff, freshman.

“I would probably have to say Hitch is my favorite,” replied sophomore Brandon Young.

Claire Meyer, junior, responded with, “I love any Nicholas Sparks movie.”

They were then asked if there were any memorable gifts or moments they have had on Valentine’s Day, and junior Diana Ribera said, “I got Hello Kitty PJ’s and a Hello Kitty stuffed animal with my boyfriend's cologne sprayed on [it]. It was the best since I was going to be in Chicago for a while. It was cute. I still have it sitting on my bed.”

“In past years, my boyfriend and I just watch movies. It may not seem like much, but I love it,” answered junior Callie Weatherly.

“One time when we made the Valentine’s boxes in elementary [school] someone put a pair of scissors in mine,” said Vanessa Vallejo, junior.

“My baby niece was born on Valentine’s Day,” responded freshman Oliver Garren.

Abbigale Buchheit, freshman, replied, “I got a teddy bear for one and it was my absolute favorite.”

The last question asked to the students was who their Valentine was, and Lydia Otten, sophomore, answered, “Zac Efron, all the way!”

Sarah McKernan, senior, replied, “I already have my boyfriend, so I don’t need anybody else.”

Aiden Bailey said, “My Valentine is my girlfriend, Lydia Pataky.”

Junior Makayla Jackson answered, “I would say Isaiah Turner is my Valentine.”

And to echo the thoughts of many single people in New Haven, Alyssa Sidwell, freshman, simply said, “I hate everyone.”

Valentine’s Day seemed to be exciting for some students and just another day for some. We hope New Haven had a happy Valentine’s Day full of joy and love!

Logan Ruediger named January 2018 New Haven Middle School Student of the Month

2/16/2018

NHHS Selects Kate Ruediger as January 2018 Student of the Month

2/16/2018

Kate Ruediger-NHHS
New Haven High School has announced Kate Ruediger as the January Student of the Month. Kate is the daughter of Rick and Pam Ruediger. At NHHS, Kate is involved with Volleyball (Captain), Basketball, Track and Field, Marching Band Auxiliary (Captain), FBLA, NHS, Student Council and FCA. When she is not at school, Kate enjoys being with friends, watching movies and playing with her dog. After graduation this spring, Kate plans to attend Mizzou where she will continue her athletic career and pursue a degree in accounting.
Congratulations to Kate!!

Middle School Volleyball Season Starts, Welcomes New Players

2/16/2018

Middle School Volleyball
By: Katelyn Dittberner

New Haven Middle School volleyball practice started about three weeks ago, on Monday, January 29th. Even after missing one practice due to scheduling, the 7th grade girls (Madison McCarty, Tressa Carver, MIkayla McFerrin, Jarlin Alvarez, Kaitlyn Jones, Ava Oelrichs, Kelsey Brumels, Jessica Underwood, Izzy Hale, Aaliyah Bates, Tessa Schweich, and Maci Christian) have all been doing a great job! Everyone has been really good with cheering on all the girls and making everyone feel like a team. The 7th grade team members think the 8th grade girls are nice to have at the practices, to help them understand plays and drills.

So far waking up at 5 am on Wednesdays hasn't been the worst, I honestly think those practices are more fun because we have both nets so we don't have to wait an hour for the eighth grade to be done with practice.

With our first game in Washington on Feb. 22 coming soon, we have a lot of work to do. Just enough though to be able to win. We all have our strengths that keep us looking good because every girl has a strength that another doesn’t, which we are taking to our advantage.

Wish us luck next week!

Shamrock Roundup

2/16/2018

Halftime shootouts take place during Varsity games

2/16/2018

By: Grace Soete

On Tuesday, February 6, halftime shootouts were held during Varsity girls and boys games against St. Clair. The selection process was done by Mrs. Katie Borcherding. She had a highlighted list of high schoolers’ names and let toddlers or young children that go to New Haven Elementary pick who they wanted to see shoot.

The chosen students had 30 seconds to make a layup, a free throw, a three-pointer, and a half-court shot. If the students made a layup, they would get candy, a free throw would get them candy, soda, popcorn, and a burger from the concession stand, a three-pointer would earn them Lancitos pizza at lunch, and a half-court shot would win them $50 to the Ice Cream Shoppe.

During the girls’ halftime, Demetri Pataky, a sophomore, and Maya Wideman, a freshman, were the lucky students that got picked. Demetri and Maya both made the first three shots. They both won candy, concession stand coupons, and Lancitos pizza at lunch.

“I was very shocked when I found out that I had to shoot because I was told I didn't have to do it. Someone told me they already picked a person and it wasn’t me”, stated Maya.

Demetri truthfully commented, “I thought I was going to do awful.”

During the boys’ halftime, Lydia Pataky, a senior, and Bradley Glaser, a junior, were the students that got chosen. Bradley made his first shot, winning candy. Lydia made all four shots in a row, winning candy, concession stand coupons, Lancitos pizza at lunch, and $50 to the Ice Cream Shoppe.

“I was excited when I was able to do the shootout because I've never done it before. I honestly just wanted to do the shootout for the fun of it. I went out there thinking I would only make it to the three-point shot. I had no idea I would make them all, especially in a row”, explained Lydia.

Lydia continued, “Once I realized I made the half-court shot, I threw my hands in the air and spun around. Also having a whole crowd cheering over you is pretty insane!”

Congratulations to all who won prizes and had some fun.

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New Haven High reflects on the Olympics

Shamrock Conversation: Jordan Willimann

New Haven High School FBLA Basket Raffle

Learn about Famous Women in History at Scenic Regional Library New Haven

Annual Music Booster's Trivia Night Saturday, March 10, 2018

New Haven Middle School inducts students into National Junior Honor Society.

Dollar General Stores Robbery UPDATE

Selma "Sally" (Scheible) Bonnarens. July 6, 1936 ~ February 23, 2018

District Basketball update with Jake Wilson

FOR PRESS RELEASE FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE FEBRUARY 23, 2018

National Honor Society holds a food drive for the Buddy Bags Program

Reserve your 2017-2018 yearbook today.

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Press Release 2-22-18

Kindergarten Screening at New Haven Elementary

Shamrock Shindig

New Haven High: Where do students get their news?

Upcoming student transitions at NHHS

New Haven students sing in Conference Choir

Gerlemann joins the 1,000-point club

Students share their thoughts about Valentine’s Day

Logan Ruediger named January 2018 New Haven Middle School Student of the Month

NHHS Selects Kate Ruediger as January 2018 Student of the Month

Middle School Volleyball Season Starts, Welcomes New Players

Shamrock Roundup

Halftime shootouts take place during Varsity games

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