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

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FIRST ROW--Liz Shaum, Jean Ryan, Lynda Wykoff, Ginny Koppert, Marty Gillean, Connie Vermillion, Nancy Cooreman, Evelyn Ruszkowski, Pam Blair, Dianne McNutt, Beth Harding, Cathy Clapp, Sandy Kulwicki, Myrt Davis, Jean Hoover, Ardith Kleine, Linda Brasseur, Dianna Arick, Sue Milliken, Joan Grange, Ann Hooten, Barb Whitten; BACK ROW--Evelyn Laureys, Mary Schimmel, Peggy Watson, Bonnie Lau, Donna Bader, Sharon Scales, Sally Mack, Kathy McGawn, Mary Miller, Francis McMillan, Karen Plumback, Margie Zakrowski, Barb Kolacz, Rose Halassy, Gail Wilson, Chris Graham, Nancy Nicodemus, Veronica Bartoszewicz, Joyce Gorny, Darlene Bilinski, Rosie Mauer. Majorette--Pat VanHeesbeke. The Tigerettes Present... Tigerettes, take it away! The drums crash, and the Tigerettes shove off the starting line led by their majorette, Pat Van Heesbeke. Through the year, this scene took place many times as the forty- eight girls inthe marching corps presented intricate drills and maneuvers at the half- time of football and basketball games, parades and last summer, in Wisconsin, where they participated in national competition. Many long hours of work went into each and every show that was presented under the direction of Mr. Blaine Gamble. Commands such as Corps, Atten-tion! Delayed Step, March! ’ could be heard echoing from the gym as the girls practiced their routines until they were precision perfect. 20 While this peppy, high-stepping corps worked in the gym, laughter and shouts were heard in the runway or on the stage while more Tigerettes worked on Broadway skits, holiday maneuvers or magic shows that were presented as special numbers. The president, Kathy McGawn, with the help of vice-president, Barbara Kolacz, and secretary-treasurer, Barbara Whitten worked along with the Tigerette Boosters to earn money and improve the organi- zation. They sponsored bake sales, sold concessions at basketball games, and added black sequins to the girls’ uniforms. Their ambition and patience paid off because the Tigerettes were very well received during this most outstanding year.

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4t Partners in Progress Contest JR. BAND--1st ROW--J. Cuson, P. Wiltfong, R. Kulwicki, B. Cenkush, D. Gilpin, S. Robinson, C. Mof- fitt, B. Cox--2nd ROW--D. Moore, J. Engel, C. Bates, V- Kaminski, B. Runnels, S. Mann, W. Kopala, M. Miller, M. Belsaas, C. Cooreman--3rd ROW--M. Morris, D. Fisher, W. Truex, C. Merley, R- Winey, B. Merley, M. Miller, M. Mitchell, R. Hooten, D. Borders, L. Neal, S. Manns, S. Kaufman, B. Kulwicki, S. Schuey--4th ROW--J. Koach, D. Watkins, S. Teska, G. Andrysiak, J. Wagner, G. Kulwicki, D. Wordinger, G. Zdankus, R. Davis, M. Zerbel, W. Miller, G . Moffett, M. Lane, J. Vollmer, B. Wolff, D. Dolph, K. Thompson, D. Akin, K. Surma--5th ROW--N. Grabarek, G. Stockton, G. Wojcik, J. Kuspa, N. Thomp- son, G. Bates, J. Carr, N. Strefling, D. Kern, R. Grove, D. Clark, J. Szylagyi, S. Kulwicki, J. Hope, S.- Hall, S. Fisher, R. Galvas, R. Shoff, T. Schuler. Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Johns, the Band began the marching season by participating at the State Fair where they won nineteenth place and at the Partners in Progress Contest in South Bend where they won first place and $1, 000. During the concert season, the members of both Sr. and Jr. Bands participated in The Solo and Ensemble Contest and the Sr. Band in the State Contest. This year the Dance Band was divided into a varsity andtraining band. Members of the varsity band played for school and various outside functions. The officers were: G. Dodd, president; R. Johansen, vice-president; C. Bladecki, secretary -treasurer; and Bob Bodemuller, sergeant -at-arms. DANCE BAND--1st ROW--M. Shields, D. Borders, P. Shields, N. Runnels, B. Roloff, C. Hauser, D. Shepherd--2nd ROW--D. Engel, R. Mann, L. Truex, J. Fisher, R. Johanson, S. Moore, J. Lloyd, J. Sipotz, J. McGuire, B. Bodemuller, G. Dodd, Mr. Kenneth Johns.

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