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Producing Staff Peanuts! Cotton Candy! Strong men! Yes, all different phases of circus life be¬ came familiar to the Oracle Staff. All of us carried on a private three-ring circus while securing advertising, identifying pho¬ tographs, and doing senior write-ups. For the staff heads one of the hrightlights of the year was a trip to New York City for a yearbook conference at Columbia Univer¬ sity. BUSINESS STAFF ART and PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Seated: Roxy Eppley, Shirley Miller, Judy Miller, Ann Moor¬ head, Reynold Lackey. Standing: Howard Lewis, Nick Fourlas, Nils Noaker. Seated: Jean James, Elinor Yeingst, Connie Grove, Doris Walters, Anna Kline, June Fry. Standing: Lois Nell, Martha Farner, Miss Hoover, Gertrude Naugle, Bernice Bitner, Edna Leib, Ronald Lowry. First Row: Nicholas Fourlas, photographic editor ; Judy Miller, art editor ; Elizabeth Swaim, literary editor; Miss Isabelle Hoover, adviser. Second Row: Anne S tayer, editor-in-chief; Ronald Lowry, business manager. LITERARY STAFF Seated: Elizabeth Swaim, Anne Stayer, Joan Hatfield, Jackie Bradley. Standing: Sam Clay, Anna Marie Stoner, Frances Leidigh, Phyllis Shambaugh, Joyce Clippinger, Margie Fickel, Dolores Nelson, Margie McGinnes, Jim Vovakis, Joan Black.
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F orewor d and Dedication 0 ur schooldays have passed, and in their place are left only fond memories. We hope this book will help us to recall some of these—the echo of laughter through the halls, the sight of the snow-covered lawn in winter, the familiarity of the class-rooms, and all the other happy moments we spent under the “big top” of Carlisle High School. It will also recall to us the memory of one who helped to make our schooldays one of the “greatest shows on earth.” Always ready to counsel an individual boy or girl, her supervision made our Junior Prom, as well as our junior year, a star production we shall never forget. To the memory of Mrs. Mary Bobb Karns, affection¬ ately known to all as “Mom,” we sincerely dedicate this book.
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