Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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What ' s for lunch? is a question often asked of Mrs. Dorothy Stearns, supervisor of all Carlisle Area School cafeterias. Hard Workers Some of the dental equipment Miss Antonette S. DiRoberto uses looks confusing to a layman. Free moments are scarce for Miss Delores Cohick and Mrs. Kathryn Frederick. Mrs. Evelyn Millen, school nurse, searches for the medical history of one of her patients. 23

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I As Mr. Henry Witman and Mr. Leo Johns meet, they discuss one of their many problems as guidance counselors. They Guide Our Future Always Ready To Help His jobs as director of testing and as ninth grade guidance counselor keep Mr. Maynard Gillaugh busy. Need A Good Book? Miss Mary McAdoo and Mrs. Lucille Harbison inspect some of the new library books. 22

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Language Lore Enjoying Mr. James Bowers ' humor ore the other senior English teachers: Miss Isabelle Hoover, department head; Mrs. Ruth Walz, Miss Dilys Schuettler, and Mr. Edwin Prettyman. In a space age where transportation to another country has be¬ come swift and comfortable, knowledge of a foreign language is in¬ creasingly important. In Carlisle this year communication was ad¬ vanced by enlarging the language curriculum to include French III and Spanish III. Special activities included French projects due in April and a Latin banquet on May 1 1. The Spanish students presented plays in their classes, did research work, and heard a guest speaker. Miss Caroline Nolen Latin teacher 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, blast off! That ' s how they do it in Cape Canaveral, exclaims Miss Anna Mary Thomas to the new Spanish teachers, Mr. Joseph Czutno and Miss Jane Brugnoni, as she demonstrates the use of the language laboratory. 24