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Moreno and Pataky Crowned Little Mr. and Miss 2015

9/30/2015

By Lauren Bergner

The Little Mr. and Miss 2015 pageant was held on September 26th, 2015 at New Haven City Park. The event was sponsored by New Haven High School Student Council, and was another fun activity in accordance to the New Haven Balloon Festival. Student Council members Kate Weiser, Lauren Bergner, and Maddie Fleer were the pageant’s judges, while Henrik Linzenich and Michelle Bahena hosted the event.

To start the day off, the 5 contestants rode on the “Pirate Ship” parade float along with several Student Council Members and advisor. The contestants threw out candy, while showing off their “international” attire.

Shamrock Cross Country Competes at Belle

9/30/2015

By Clare Roth

The Shamrocks raced their hearts out Thursday, September 24 in the Belle Invitational.

The varsity girls, led by freshman Julia McIntyre, placed sixth with a score of 111 points. McIntyre placed second overall with a time of 20:38 to St. James senior Leslie Perona.

Senior Clare Roth followed after McIntyre (28th in 24:11), with junior Lucy Roth following (37th in 24:57), and sophomore Natalie Hoerstkamp (62nd in 28:35) and freshman Audrey Ford (63rd in 28:39) rounding out the pack.

The junior varsity boys also competed, placing third with a team score of 96 points. The JV Shamrocks were led by sophomore Ryan Blankenship, who placed 7th with a time of 20:27. Dalton Gerdes (20th, 21:55), Austin Moeckli (25th, 22:20), Robbie Cichon (35th, 22:49), and Colton Ruediger (36th, 22:50) also ran.

Keven McDowell was the only member of the team to compete in the varsity boys race, placing 21st with a time of 19:23.

New Haven High School Named National Blue Ribbon School

9/29/2015

U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan Announces 2015 National Blue Ribbon Schools

U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan today recognized 335 schools as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2015 based on their overall academic excellence or their progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups. These schools demonstrate that all students can achieve to high levels.

"This honor recognizes your students' accomplishments and the hard work and dedication that went into their success," Duncan said in a video message to the awardees. "Your journey has taught you collaboration, intentional instruction, and strong relationships in school and with your community. You represent excellence—in vision, in implementation, and in results—and we want to learn as much as we can from you."

Eight Missouri Schools Named Blue Ribbon Schools

9/29/2015

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Eight public schools in Missouri have been honored as 2015 Blue Ribbon Schools, the U.S. Department of Education announced Tuesday.

The national award honors schools for high levels of academic achievement or significant progress in closing gaps in achievement among disadvantaged and minority students.

Missouri's Blue Ribbon Schools are:

Blanchard Elementary, Cape Girardeau 63 School District
Ralph M. Captain Elementary, Clayton School District
Ladue Middle School, Ladue School District
Truman Middle School, Lindbergh Schools
New Haven High School, New Haven School District
McKelvey Elementary, Parkway C-2 School District
West Middle School, Parkway C-2 School District
Kennard Classical Junior Academy, St. Louis City School District

Senior Movie Night

9/29/2015

The Senior Class is hosting a movie night this Saturday night, October 3rd at 7 pm in the high school gym. Doors will open at 6:30. This event is open to students only, and The Avengers will be playing. This event will help raise money for the Senior class. Pizza, candy, and popcorn will be there for purchase! Admission is a free will donation. We hope to see you there!

Shamrocks Fall to the Bearcats in Third-Place Match

9/29/2015

By Lauren Bergner

Starting on Monday, September 21, the New Haven Shamrocks volleyball team competed in the 60th annual Hermann Invitational Volleyball tournament. In pool play, New Haven played Owensville, Union, and St. Francis Borgia.

In their first game against the Owensville Dutch girls, senior Lauren Bergner had 5 kills and senior Erin Scheer had 18 assists. The Shamrocks won the first set 25-7, and lost their second set, 24-26.

Pin Oak Pumpkin Patch Opens in October

9/29/2015

By LeeAnna Linton

Pin Oak Farms U-Pick Pumpkin Patch will be opening this weekend. The Pumpkin Patch will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in October. Pin Oak is owned by Duane and Michelle Brune and is located on 2431 Highway E, in New Haven. With free admission, parking, and hayrides to the patch, who wouldn't want to enjoy the autumn fun?

Pin Oak Farm is more than just pumpkins--it’s also family fun! The pumpkin patch offers: pumpkins of all varieties, 5-acre corn maze, Tub o’corn for little kids, kiddie corral, face painting, play areas for children, straw-bale maze, farm animals to pet, fall decorations, group bonfires, great fall picture backdrops, and yummy treats.

New Haven Garden Club

9/28/2015

On July 14, members of the New Haven Garden Club visited the gardens of Norma Wilson and Joyce Oberle in Sullivan MO. Both are Franklin County Master Gardeners and Ms. Oberle is actively involved in the Monarch Butterfly Pollinator Protection Campaign. Following the tour, garden club members and their hosts enjoyed dinner in a local restaurant.

On August 11, members of the New Haven Garden Club visited Teraflora in Hermann, co-owned by Luci Valbuena and Terra Layton. Ms. Valbuena laid out three table settings and greenery arrangements for autumnal, Thanksgiving and Christmas entertaining. Members left with many ideas for creating festive tables for their holiday entertainment.

For more information on the NHGC please contact Rosalie M Laune, 573-237-2564 or [email protected].

New Haven Softball Tailgate

9/26/2015

Come support the New Haven softball team this Wednesday, September 30th. The tailgate will be held from 4 pm to 5 pm at Lion's Field. Hot dogs will be served and free water bottles will be handed out prior to the game.

Little Mr. and Little Miss Contest at the Hot Air Balloon Race

9/25/2015

Ralph Scheer Retires After 45 Years

9/25/2015

By Clare Roth

It is a sad time for the New Haven Lumberyard.

After 45 years of work, Ralph Scheer is finished. Known around town for being cheerful and helpful at the lumberyard, Scheer will officially be retiring soon. “I didn’t even know it was 45 years until recently,” Scheer says.

Scheer started working for the New Haven Lumberyard when he was 35. He originally worked for Warren Bauche at what is now the city shed downtown. “Before working for the lumberyard, I worked for Home Oil, Chrysler, and McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing),” Scheer says.

Students Weigh Options for Transportation to School

9/25/2015

By Krista Bennett

When you are in high school, transportation is a big deal. Whether you ride the bus, drive your own car, or walk, students must find a way to make it to school. For some, it is not a problem getting to school. For others, it all depends on the situation.

While many students take it for granted, having a car is a blessing. For some, owning a car means having more freedom. On the other hand, there are many ways around getting a car.

Shamrock Conversations: Henrik Linzenich

9/24/2015

By Ereka Bailey

Over the years, we have had a variety of foreign exchange students come to learn at New Haven High School. Last year, we hosted a girl from Germany, a girl from Italy, and a girl from Pakistan. A few years ago, we hosted a boy from Egypt. This year, New Haven High School has one foreign exchange student. Henrik Simon Linzenich is a 17 year old senior at New Haven High from Cologne, Germany. Besides the U.S., he has traveled to Canada, Turkey, Austria, Spain, Italy, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Greece.

Henrik stated, “I wanted to become a foreign exchange student because my sister was an exchange student in the United States once before and loved it. I also wanted to improve my English.”

NHES to Host Walkathon

9/24/2015

In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the New Haven Elementary Service Leaders will be hosting a walkathon to raise funds for Childhood Cancer Research on Friday, September 25, 2015 from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The students will be walking and dancing on the field above the Elementary School. New Haven Elementary student Danika Huff suggested our school do something in honor of her friend Kyra who was diagnosed with cancer and passed away two years ago. All elementary students are collecting money until Friday, September 25, 2015. If you would like further information or would like to donate please contact Melissa Frick, Beth Ebker, or Eileen Roth at 237-2141 or email [email protected].

New Haven Rocks the Round-Robin Tournament

9/23/2015

By Lauren Bergner

The 28th annual New Haven Round-Robin volleyball tournament was held on Saturday, September 19th. New Haven, Winfield, Bowling Green, and Belle were the teams competing in this year’s tournament. New Haven played at 9 am against Belle, at 12 pm against Winfield, and at 2 pm against Bowling Green.

The Shamrocks came out strong in the first game against Belle, winning in two sets, 25-9, 25-14. In this game, libero Kim Hoffmann had 5 aces, and outside hitter Emma Borcherding had 8 kills.

Cheerleading Fundraiser at the Balloon Festival

9/23/2015

This weekend at the Balloon Festival, the New Haven High School Cheerleaders will have a cotton candy fundraiser to help raise money for cheer uniforms for the 5 freshman who joined the squad. The funds will also go towards shoes and other things the cheerleaders need during the season.

On Friday, September 26, the cheerleaders will be selling nachos and cotton candy at the Balloon Glow.

On Saturday, September 27, the cheerleaders will be selling cotton candy after the parade at the Balloon Race.

Stop by the Cheer Booth and support your NHHS Cheerleaders!

Shamrock Softball Competes in New Haven Classic

9/22/2015

By LeeAnna Linton and Patricia Weatherly

Over the weekend, New Haven hosted their annual Softball Classic, in which eight teams participated. New Haven played Calvary Lutheran, Hancock, and Hermann.

The first game was against Calvary Lutheran at Lion’s Field. The end score was 5-1 in Calvary Lutheran’s favor. Coach Scheer stated that the girls had great defense, but still need to approve on batting. The only run was scored by starting pitcher Emily Scheer by a home run error play on Calvary. Due to the loss, the Shamrocks were 0-1 in the tournament, heading towards their second game.

The second game was against Hancock at Bock Field. The end score was 16-0 in New Haven’s favor. This was New Haven’s first win of the season. The game ended with Mercy Rule in the second inning. Emily Scheer was one pitch away from pitching a perfect game. The Shamrocks went up through their line three times in the first inning. A highlight of the game was Scheer hit a triple and ran in three RBIs. Due to the win, the Shamrocks were 1-1 in the tournament, heading towards playing for Consolation.

Shamrocks Take Three Firsts at Steelville

9/21/2015

By Clare Roth

The sun shined--no, the sun beat--on September 17 in Steelville, where the cross country boy’s team won the Steelville Invitational for the second year in a row, with frontrunners Nathan Ford and Julia McIntyre taking first in both varsity races. With temperatures reaching upwards of 90 degrees, this was a hot one.

The Shamrocks couldn’t be bothered by the boiling temperatures.

Coach John Tucker says, “looking at the times, both my boys and my girls teams ran well. We’ve been running in the heat and we’ve been hydrating well, so I really don’t think it was a factor for us.”

New Haven Shamrocks Defeat Union Wildcats

9/21/2015

By Ereka Bailey

On Thursday, September 17, 2015, the Shamrocks took on the Union Wildcats in their second conference volleyball game on their home court. First, the freshmen played and defeated the opposing team in three sets. Then, the junior varsity team also won, but this time in only two sets. Last but not least, the Varsity team had their turn to play the Wildcats. During the game, the Shamrock’s setter, Erin Scheer, had a total of 19 assists, and one of the outside hitters, Emma Borcherding, had a total of 8 kills and also 8 digs.

When asked about how she thought the game went on Thursday night, a middle hitter, Lauren Bergner said, “I thought we served well and protected our court well against them.”

Another player, Maddie Fleer said, ”I feel as though we accomplished what Mrs. Hoener wanted us to, especially with our serving and I look forward to playing them again in the Hermann tournament.”

The Shamrocks ended up with a win that night, the first set going 25-6, and the second set 25-9.

Missouri on pace to complete 47.5-mile extension of Katy Trail from Windsor to Pleasant Hill, Gov. Nixon announces

9/21/2015

JEFFERSON CITY – Gov. Jay Nixon today announced that by the end of 2016, Missouri State Parks expects to complete the extension of the Katy Trail from Windsor to Pleasant Hill along the Rock Island Trail State Park. The 47.5-mile-long extension will allow hikers and bicyclists greater access from the Kansas City region to the 240-mile long Katy Trail, which runs from Clinton to St. Charles County.

“One of my top priorities as Governor has been to improve and expand our outstanding state park system and give Missouri families and visitors even more ways to enjoy the outdoors,” Gov. Nixon said. “At a time when other states were closing state parks or charging entrance fees, here in Missouri we worked hard to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities by expanding access to affordable outdoor recreation. This extension of the nationally-recognized Katy Trail will continue to provide Missourians and visitors alike with an outstanding opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the Show-Me State.”

Balloon Festival Parade Route

9/21/2015

The annual Balloon Festival Parade will begin at 1 pm this Saturday, September 26th. The parade route will begin at New Haven Elementary School and end at New Haven High School.

Check out the map of the parade route below:

Balloon Festival

9/18/2015

Presented by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New Haven

The Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of New Haven will host its 26th annual Balloon Race Saturday, Sept. 26, at 3 p.m., at the New Haven City Park.

The race includes more than 20 hot air balloons from across the Midwest.

The race is a hare and hound race, which means that the hare balloon takes flight first and marks an “X” where it lands. The hound balloons follow and try to drop a bean bag onto the X. The balloon that drops closest to the mark wins the race.

Balloons begin inflating for launch between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., weather permitting.

The New Haven Chamber of Commerce also will host balloon festival activities on race day, including a parade at 1:00 p.m. To enter a float for the parade, contact City Hall at 237-2349 or complete the parade entry form.

Refreshments and food will be available for purchase, as well as a bounce house and a little Mr. and Miss contest.

The third annual Balloon Glow will be held Friday, Sept. 25, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the New Haven City Park. The event offers spectators a breathtaking view of inflated hot air balloons lighted by their burners. Visitors can walk around the balloons and meet the pilots.

Park Drive will be closed for both events. Spectators are encouraged to park on Lion’s Drive or in the New Haven High School and municipal swimming pool parking lots. Both events are free and open to the public.

New Haven Volleyball Round Robin Schedule

9/18/2015

Saturday, September 19th

9:00 New Haven vs. Belle
10:00 Bowling Green vs. Winfield
11:00 Belle vs. Bowling Green
12:00 Winfield vs. New Haven
1:00 Belle vs. Winfield
2:00 New Haven vs. Bowling Green
3:00 Third Place Match
4:00 Championship

New Haven Softball Classic Rescheduled

9/17/2015

The New Haven Softball Classic has been rescheduled for Saturday, September 19th. The tournament will take place at Lions and Bock Fields. New Haven’s first game will be at 9:00 A.M. against Calvary Lutheran at Lions Field.

Check out the bracket below for more information on the tournament.

JV Places 3rd at Linn Invitational

9/17/2015

By Emily Lewis

On Saturday, September 12th at 7:30 a.m., the New Haven Cross-Country team arrived at the school to hop on a bus headed to Linn. Both the middle school and high school teams competed at this meet, with the first race beginning at 9:00am.

One of the two middle school girls competed. Grace Allgaier, an eighth grader, received a medal for placing 13th.

Out of the middle school boys, Dominic Lewis and John Hughes earned medals in their race. Lewis received 14th place, and Hughes received came in 15th.

For the high school events, the Varsity Girls ran first, followed by the JV Boys, and then the Varsity Boys ran last.

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Moreno and Pataky Crowned Little Mr. and Miss 2015

Shamrock Cross Country Competes at Belle

New Haven High School Named National Blue Ribbon School

Eight Missouri Schools Named Blue Ribbon Schools

Senior Movie Night

Shamrocks Fall to the Bearcats in Third-Place Match

Pin Oak Pumpkin Patch Opens in October

New Haven Garden Club

New Haven Softball Tailgate

Little Mr. and Little Miss Contest at the Hot Air Balloon Race

Ralph Scheer Retires After 45 Years

Students Weigh Options for Transportation to School

Shamrock Conversations: Henrik Linzenich

NHES to Host Walkathon

New Haven Rocks the Round-Robin Tournament

Cheerleading Fundraiser at the Balloon Festival

Shamrock Softball Competes in New Haven Classic

Shamrocks Take Three Firsts at Steelville

New Haven Shamrocks Defeat Union Wildcats

Missouri on pace to complete 47.5-mile extension of Katy Trail from Windsor to Pleasant Hill, Gov. Nixon announces

Balloon Festival Parade Route

Balloon Festival

New Haven Volleyball Round Robin Schedule

New Haven Softball Classic Rescheduled

JV Places 3rd at Linn Invitational

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