New Carlisle High School - Olive Branch Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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HI-Y The Hi-Y is a social and service or- ganization. According to tradition, the boys provided several interesting assembly programs, had charge of the "Juke" box atthe dances, sold pencils, and had dances after the basketball games. E. Luczkowski was president, D. Lewis served as vice president, I. Rybicki counted the money, and B. Clapp wrote up the minutes of the meetings. Mr. Howard Leiberman was the advisor. F.F.A. The New Carlisle Chapter of Future Farmers of America is an organization of high school boys who are regularly en- rolled in a program of vocational agricul- ture. The boys sponsor an F.F.A. Agricultural Fair each fall which gives much good ex- perience in cooperating with people in the school, town, and community. The organization gives more strength to the boys supervised farm practice work and has the goalof aiding boys to become full- time farmers. R. Goraczewski, pres.: R. Kelley, vice pres.: J. Rybicki, sec.: B. Bate, treas.g R. Wordinger, reporterg and D. Zielinski, sentinel. Mr. Jack Calhoun is the adviser. F.T.A. This year the Future Teachers of A- merica under the leadership of Mrs. W. Troeger and Mr. D. Pfeiffer, again spon- sored the variety show. The members aided the teachers by grading papers, running errors, supervising the playground, and conducting classes. The Offices were D. Jones, pres.: J. DeBaets, vice-pres.: D. Hostetler, treas.: C. Wilson, sec.g S. Riffel, reporter. Spououd iq 7l4ded 'fdqelaae Vnc., 71aa 644142164

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HER ACTIVITIES STUDENTS ARE JUST NATURAL BORN "JOINERS" STUDENT COUNCIL 36 To give members of the student body practice in democratic self gov- ernment, the student council was composed of a boy and a girl from each class. This year the council had a course in parliamentary proce- dure for the presidents and vice-presidents of grades seven to twelve. The council was un- der the direction of Mr. Harry Stoneburner, spon- sorg B. Ray, pres., P. Roush, vice-pres., D. Mc Pherson, sec.g and B. Clapp, treas. To keep students out of the hall, the council instigated the monitor system. Can't you get by the moni- tor, Richard Horvath, without showing your pass, Tiz Deal? Spwaaudlq 6. E, Kemp 6 da, .Zapata

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F.H.A. A very active and industrious club of homemaking girls. A special project was installation of new unit kitchens in the foods laboratory. The officers were presi- dent R. Roushg vice-president L. Gubicsg secretary E. Golden, treasurer M. Glong historian V. Sarberg editor A. Ekstrom: song leader H. Headleyg chapter mother Mrs. E. Sarberg co-advisers Mrs. L. Wylie, and Mrs. M. Ekstrom. 4-H The Olive Township Boys' 4-H Club begins practical farm experience for boys and a few girls at the early age of 10 and continues through 2l. The club plans a tour of the Pig and Beef Club members for the summer of 1953. Officers were elected for the club too late to be in this year's book. 4-H With the slogan, "To Make The Best Better", well in mind Olive Township took part at the annual St. Joseph County 4-H Fair as had been the custom of the club for the past several years. The cap- able adult leader was Mrs. L. Wylie and outstanding junior leaders were P. Bates, N. Hooton, N. Ray, M. Sebasty, and J. Jankowski. Outstanding girls in the dress revue at Playland Park were L. Himes, M. Sebasty and D. Bickel. Spamud df, Sauna Swan, 71444 Qzldalc