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

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a ine 5 l PZ Pratl MA, PBS FADES NT Tae Charles Richard Tolmen Is a friend to one and all, He's alwavs smiling, always gay-- And plays g70d basket-ball. rrom Elkhart we have Wanda Corpe She's not so very tall, And ever since she came here She 's been a friend to all. Joe Poszgai is a helpful lad Never did an EVIL But when he's home on the farm He knocks the Boll Yieevil . And now Thelma Goodenough A fine young lass, Is said to. have interests Outside our class. Clem Rzepka, always Has been loads of fun, and when She gets to know him He'll be the only one. A cutie in our fine class Is Mary Margaret Jones, She took part in both our plays For she speaks in delicate tones. Stanley Piekarski, helpful lid lins been a friend indeed, He's been a farmer all this year And that's just what we need. Next we have Ruth Kettring A member of the bund, ; And in her subjects she is tops’ vie surely think she's Sar President, tees Miller A member of our gang Took part in the Senior Play t As Sheriff, he was a bang. Uva Jean Ullery of our class Is so demure and shy, . Her heart belongs to the Navy blue Ralph Brown's the lucky guy. Another mate we must remember Is likable Paul Glon, He left us this last semester To remain home and work on the farm. Georgia Symonds, carefree girl Is always on the go, She never worries, never frets-- And has no special beau. Spending all his years at ole' N. C. Is a well-known lad, Dick Bunton He's quite a typist it seems to me And soon to go job huntin',. Remembor friendly olc' Urs And her last name is Struyf, But nevertheless she's to be Raymond's farmer wife. Lydick sends Duane Trumble The second Frank Sinatra, But when it comes right down to it He's really not so Hot-ra . Now there is Betty Wagner So delicate she looks, And alwnys made good grades Without the oid of books. It seems that Leo Zmudzinski Valedictorian of our Class, Has always been a studious guy And with us he'll really pass. A happy, merry lass is this Her name is Rose Ann Burch, You'll never find a brighter girl | No matter where you search. | From Hudson comes ‘another Senior Bill Jenkins you all know, Ho gocs to school and works in town We don't see how he mxkes it go. I now present Pearl Kazsnia She is a lucky girl, The girls all envy her because Her hair has natural curl,’ ° Cont. on page 18, col. 1 SZ pera ees ere . wees: » - Se. » oiled leasentaici tron pet . en ee Ay y

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As our 12 years come to a close Some maybe calling it Bliss . But others not classing it as those Might like to add this. Bill Abram starts our Senior list From Lydick he does hail, - And when it comes to track He's likely not to fail. Bob Dunham, bashful in his ways Claims to get straight F's, ‘But the Navy thinks straight A's He passes the hardest tests. The editor of this annual Katherine Bickel is her name, She is somewhat of a studious lass And nursing is her aim. Here is a pleasant, comical lad To a party he adds a sperk, He's known to all of us.as Gus His name is Vernon Clark. And then there is Bob Amen To coach basketball was his aim, But he'll soon be in the Navy Which is a much bigger game. A swell gal is Ginny Hooton Always willing to serve, President of two organizations The Band and Girl Reserves. Next in line is Lewie Hall He towers six foot one, And when it comes to the 440 He is second to none. An artist in any class Always comes in handy, In ours, it is Phyllis Coyne Sho really is a dandy. A, PS em Coe bie ey) BP liKGSANG PORME TRF Fees? % Betty Cronkhite and Bessie Dolph Are the best of friends, They're selling War Stamps and Bonds And helping the War to end. Al Laureys comes from Lydick He plays a cornet in the Band, And at all the basketball games He's known as the “hip=hip ‘man. Take Ben Nowak, the mighty lad Starts out for the best And with all hets had Ho'll always pass tho test. There's Doris Peterson, Yell Leader Was always light and airy, But why go any further We all: know who she'll marry. And Brant Pfeiffer, Naval Air Cadet Will soon be leaving town And flying across the pond To help knock the axis down. We don't want to forget Irene Porter For she is one fine gal, Although one guy didn't court'er She was always still his pal. (hm) Chuck Runnels in his sporty togs Was always quite the berries, Although he wears clopity clogs Just for the one he marries. Here's Kenny Senzig, wha’ a guy Wanted to become a teacher, Half the class wonder why He'd make a better preacher. And Barbara Shead who always said She would become 4 Nurse Look at her now she's further ahead | Having married a guy with o purse.

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— 5 » LEACH We the Class of '44, take this opportunity to express how much we owe to our teachers. We have not only learned the general subjects but also how to live our lives gracefully and to be good sports. Below we have listed our teachers of the past twelve years. lst grade Miss Mary Alice Zigler Miss Ann Hostetler end grade Srd grade iirs.Madeline Bowser Bonham 4th grade Mrs. Lena Wilson Sth grade Mrs. Beatrice Rentschler Menzie 6th grade ‘ Mrs. Thelma Shulfur Horvath 7th grado Miss Wanda Detrick 8th grade Miss Frances Whisler 9th grado Miss Frances Davison 10th grade Miss Frances Davison ; 4 llth grade : Miss Frances Davison Ur i ih seer oe 2) ceteth, erade Mrs. Jane Shannon 4, G Si Mr. H. C. Davis ha pot) dana Violet Rohrer HIGH SCHOOL Loide Noack Ge (ve, tL. sis Kermit ‘Tompson Manuel Soldofsky % 4 ‘ cao Richard Bonham Marjorie Nelson ne (ao DoW. Pfeiffer Mary Alice Lord y et Gane sro (Oct Ase Shaw 577-7 Mary Jane Bauer js 9 : ae JZ ie Ao Da Marvel. “+ - Mildred Bauer “ | A. E. Murphy — Carolyn Gurloy Webster Carr George Whorry A a ganot.Arvidson 2. - esa ne Millard Taylor os Roti britceimie cae Se Helen Erickson Wilbur Eslinger + fel” .. SOR e, Esthor Hunt : Wilhelmina. Troogor. . . -'+——. =. - Le Roy Stutsman CO) Mildred MoKesson ‘Bonnie Bouchard ; Fy H. Ew Oglosby , Ruth Cummings $ | = Marjorio Ging Jean Ann Sharpe .. Hazel shelen oo - fA SSS MASE NAR