Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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Accuracy is a necessity for bookkeeping students, Mrs. Lewis reminds Sharon Par- mer, Johnny Schmaus, Julia Nickey, and Shirley Bitner. CLASSES TRAIN FOR VOCATIONS. TOO Future secretaries, Donna Penner, Susie Strayer, and Leah Holevas learn good typing habits in Mrs, Homick's typing class. ic, X ,f auvvvvv-- 'tl fr' 4 LA L i lui 'X ,-. P' R4 x .R N N ,-Q . - fn ,ff 4 Mr. Gish explains the operation of the vertical milling machine to Dick Anderson Rodney Rupp, and Gary Knaub. '

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1' Would that pattern suit me, Mrs. Smith? asks Darlene Peters, as Charlene Forsythe. Cleo Harder, and Nancy Slough choose their patterns, too. GUIDANCE HELPS US HELP OURSELVES As they record favorite poems, Miss Hoover helps Dorothy Cohick and Nancy Colley hear their own voices. Using imagination is important when de- veloping a story, Miss Fickes tells Marga- ret Spahr, Bonnie Thompson, Douglas Thompson, and Curtis Shearer. I L s. I , is.. In Mrs. Groome's Speech Closs o panel discussion aids Martha France, Ken Morris, Mary Lou Allen, and Bill McConnell to overcome stage fright. 8 . ,.1

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Easy, boys, says Mr, Kamowski in auto mechanics class, os he instructs William Varner cmd Marlin Gibb how to remove o motor. Mr. Millen ond Dottie Sperow and Mary .lane Swaney of his history class chuckle over the jokes in Our Times. Mono Johnson, Duilene Freiiesen, Sherrie Creamer, and Noncy Heckmon of office practice class watch attentively as Mrs, Ripley gives instruction. 10 Little did Marion Groome know thot this recording would win o clock radio ond districk honors in the Voice of Democrocy Contest. Mr, Coolidge listens as Maido Johnston and Bob Weary help Marion record her poetic essay. CLASSES TRAIN FOR THE FUTURE, AND UPHOLD THE DEMOCRATIC IDEAL.