Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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Of Fashions And Fads Hairdos Out Did Themselves Nancy Brehm, Sharon Alsbaugh, Ruth Pierce, and Donna Stanton keep with the fashionable coiffures as they tease their hair to the high bubble styles of the year. To show how collars disappeared from blouses, Marty Snyder, Judy Einstein and Trudy Stoll model the various styles. Invading the boys ' fashion field is Lucy Stoll who shows off her poncho to David Alsbaugh, Stu Einstein, and Gary Seibert. Twist” Was Big Hit Peppermint Twist spreads from New York ' s Peppermint Lounge to the Holly House, where Denny Zeigler and Julie Hughes give their ver¬ sion of the latest dance sensation.

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Remember That Wonderful Year Wearing his diamond studded sweater, fashion fad among all stu¬ dents, Linwood Franklin inspects his report card. Shoes Were All Shapes Square toes, pointed toes and higher heels, multicolor and suede characterize shoes worn by Judy Einstein, Rusty Drake and Pat Bitner. Keeping snug in raccoon coats and wild hats, Molly Wechsler and Jennie Mas- land bring back memories of the roaring twenties. Hoop handled pocketbooks, small and large, are a familiar companion of books in the cafeteria, gymnasium, and classrooms. If twisting doesn ' t work, friend Lin¬ wood Clippinger suggests Metrecal, the liquid diet, for Tiny Miller. 16 ■

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Producers and directors are very important to any pro¬ duction, for they supervise the work of the people under them and also explain procedures and techniques. The same thing is true about the administration and faculty of this school, the producers and directors. School board members and other administrative officers direct the teachers, and they in turn help the pupils master their work. In the photograph, with its back drop of the C.H.S. office, Superintendent Swartz sets the stage and places the teachers in their chosen roles.