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

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CSP, s ' xl X. ,i s ., , , sg ,Q Ei 3 -."' if 'ss X ,. f SCHOOL CHILDREN CROSSING During the first semester, the Speech Class was drilled in the finer points of speech writing and oratory. Shown here are five of Mr. Ernst's "Little Ciceros". "Neither sleet nor rain, hail nor fire..." keep our Patrol Boys from assisting students across the busy intersections near the school. "On duty," our nurse's assist- ants devote their study halls each day to doing chores in the sick room. Shown here are Helen De- Meyer and Nancy Gondek. The Parent Teacher Associa- tion was organized in the spring of1952 with Mr. C. Downey, pres.: Mrs. B. Klopfenstein, vice-pres., Mrs. A. Hope, sec.: and Mr. J. Bond, treas. The P.T.A.hoped to bring in- to closer relation the home and school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. GFF SCHEDULE SNAPS Our high-spirited cheerleaders...keep- ing our enthusiasm and morale aflame and fanning up the usual "Hoosier Hysteria" so traditional in Indiana High-schools. "Whoa!! that's fineI". H COUDIC of partners in the Drivers' Training Class learning to park. feducationally, that islj 7Zea16afzld4le 40

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VISUAL AID The school now owns two motion picture projectors, three film strip ma- chines, two 2 x 2 slide projectors, a s wire recorder, a tape recorder, an amp- lifying system with a mike and speakers, one opaque projector, and one speed phonograph. About 12 boys from Grades 7-12 op- erate these items. Occasionally a boy operates the projector for a church or a club outside of school. The school budget included about 3300, for movies plus the cost of main- tenance of equipment. SERVICE IS THEIR BUSINESS The library is a busy place for reference reading as well as pleasure reading. Six girls help Mrs. D. Mason with her various routine duties. The Stamp Club is composed of eight grade students selling defense stamps. Each week a buy- er gets seventy dollars worth of stamps, and a team of eleven sell them. All money is checked in and stamps distributed by two girls acting as cashiers. P. Dudeck and B. Bates are N.C.H.S. T.B. League represent- atives. They sponsored the annual T.B. speech contest fwon by D. Hostettlerj, the Christmas Seal Sale fcollecting Sl9'l.55J, and the poster contest. Sponaoud def fodnh philly 66. 39

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After the November Election smoke had risen, we see here the Democratic Party heartily con- gratulating the victorious Re- publicans. A popular spot, The Soda Bar, for that after school coke or post- game snack! Those square dances in the gym would set the most "rheu- maticky" foot tapping! . .... horrors! .... . curses!! .... . MAKE-UP! I ! This necessary evil is not only "gouey and gummy" but interesting and fun. U1 Under the supervision of Mr. Allen, one of the boy's "grunt and groan" squads is put through their calisthenics. .. ...some ofour future "under- classmen" enjoying a folk dance By aspecial arrangement with our civic minded Lions Club, we have acquired daytime use of their clubhouse to help alleviate the crowded conditions which result from our ever-increasing student body. Spomzoud lg Pang, 7Ze4aQ-:Zazzle