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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1948 volume:

125.4. 8 THEE i TT ee ; SriEtGTi ieee MMP A IAM . oe wa Trt OLIVE BRANCH Published by the senior class of New Carlisle High School, New Carlisle Gndiana. ¥ i, - if ; PU EA Hi lida ‘ij : EATPEELETERERPA BLY) Fi i Hy: iil — | GERRY IUUNCRENSCR SEDER LETES CUEEURAT SPEAR TERED ATEE eTTTTiiiti rT iT PUL ha (IO ae aie eee nn DepicATION. To our parents who, since first we were born, have taught us to hold fast to the truth and see the good in man kind; who have liftea us when we were low and have steadied us upon our trying journey through life, we dedicate this book. AE AS AGAARZABPAB NGANG AQ AR IAB ABPAR AGAAE AS IAB ar oe BVT OV BY = 5) e Za Mm FY | r FY | per | : = i Within the covers of this first Olive Branch we hope to E = point out in words and pictures, just what seemed to us the F high-lights of the school term and in the class history you can see that, as this past term, the years have been both baci work and play. This annual is being edited by the Class of '48 and its Ve two sponsor teachers. You will find pictures of everyone iit } a enrolled in school and everyone who is in anyway connected SAG SANIT ERT BR catemnemnemmrtmenemer ee et eel netl Ur wve Oriya ery ay! HiT with school. It has not been our intention to omit anyone. We would like to thank all the merchants, alumni, who have helped finance this book, and anyone else who has helped in any way. We've enjoyed editing the Olive Branch and hope you will enjoy its contents. AASINGI MI BING ING ING PASI AGING) ODNOZ GIN li ih ee a es PET A NN NAR SSS aed a Pale = RS ED Sm snr aa LUE RATE soe eRITTN SPRL IE ELEN ce AIS TEED ET a CPA RENE ST ee Ta aac RET ESE Ta Ver Te ee elie OE ae oie = ee etna beak = PATRI E TIES APs Dems CPT: ee SOA OAT SEERA FRIES PO LS (PETES PAB | LST IO SF MA TIERED SEA MAR ERNE Sa S EIS TE LOOT EET OO SEY PROS RCT a CE aT PSE PON RE ONE IP Me A ES Yt SY REA NEY ETE Sa fs SE RMIT IS RPT ASS BE MA Te NT ¥P RY aT A DORE OE A ee Sakata eae Pea aE SIRS OY SLT HOA RLS OEE NN IOS SVN OR EER TE AIRE A ANS SALTS TN PIT ER SOMES SOS FES ee ee ee a EAE TSE STI TOIT TE 20 THe ay REE STS TIMP SNES TY SRN a IS AT INET ITS IS TES : PNET SL SCL IRIE Scoeees ct GE A i) nv ir pt Marvel Troeger Crouch Ekstrom - McKesson ==enxns Biro Broadhurst Shaw Marker Weymire = TTEISRL MOVE te, to ie Mirmeir 2 nena Hy et pe He ap sats ee art rare softener iat oe elk ad ron § L. Stutsman V. Carr L. Greenwalt W. Eslinger J. Manes FE. 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SDE REL NET ERSTE ae SET EEL, PR AES ve ETT NE ede my! ine ates “ae aes a i Mrs. W. Troeger Mr. L. R. Stutsman Sponsor Sponsor Kugene Levan Gladys Meyers Marcella Miller Carlyle Saylor President Vice-President Secretary Treasure ah. ¥ Vg 3 ri A f . 4 , Catherine Zdankus Frank Gadacz Student Council Studont Council ESET Oe A AS NEE SEAR ENDER PL RAS Ft EPR REN a a St eee ees RIE TERETE RES MAb Ly RE IEA Co naan 2 Ser higi—eseemntnemanctaed dee onerias ean Tae Eee EE RENE STS TT 4 SASS pur ee. PRET td aca ha PIE TL IE I PE Py Seo soe ee = FAME IES, VE ET masmtnge tne nema puny inctonciaaominst ee aero oto en : ISS 1, ES Sait At RA LE RSET HAS SRST ey ee ithe abeneube eon ibdeanbent rece mem nee ae ae SEN BE SPST MA UMN TNL Fx OU SE ETI he NO OA Se eee PUPP NS ONS EE SIL. SU NIN shee EEE YS FHS ee ere USEABLE TUW SET: RRA ERTIES ae do RESET PARLE ENT 2 = pn EARS LAP CIARA ey antes ts RRL jearasne am. PREETI IE AC A Sat OA sreet! . UA nN ERS Ta AE Sh TRAE TE rs Dey SESCEEN I IE For ecubden tub i besumtaieaeeie thers eA IL dc Se a ee eee aie PATENT TES TERT LORE RN Set STEPS SON PRAT 7 Tm cig mee ES STEELY RS Be RCT rE Et LTE 8 S siaiee ete ie ee EERE EA RNASE Cie CEE ESE SOS SENG SO SET SR RE PT Re I. fe EOI A = : sane p20� A A i , , J A --ii[- 2 horus 4; T Or av Toined the Martnes HUGH V. BURCH--Hi-Y 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Band Wie jo, rack 6,4. PATSY CLARK=--C.A.A. 23; Y-Tesns 1,2,;0,43 Chorus 1,4; Junior Play; Tattler Staff 4; Operetta 2) ae GEORCE DEGLER--F.F.A. 1,2; 4-H l, 2,3,43 Hi-Y 2,3,4; Camera Club 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. JULIA C. GAMBLE -Band 2,43,4. FRANK GADACZ--Track 1,2,3,4; Softballs RoR AS Ui eisciyes Class Vice-President 1,2; Student Council 4; 4-H 2,3,4. ROGER I. HINTZ--P.P.A. 3,4; 4-H 35, NORRIS A. HOOTON--Band 1,2,3,4; | Chorus 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Junior Play 5; 4-H-1,2,3. eeemensverst : Anbehaal e e fa pabeoyeln pM ttn A a eames’ Comms ty PEE SS errs ee anata helt 5 eae ESS NSS ay ire SEEN CAN Fe darparny worrete a a oo trrd ba kal my nye ore met NL w lb areas Peed ath 5 sa ST A FS om edearpse— ee et RE AP at rien amet Se pont nomeer bane prisons wnei eee A oF PENT Ape SEE SP on PRIEST FT Sr abe sa Rule RE a Deena Pe aaa le eee ap meee te “ Site mn f pore oe ta Fp me a leomnras ae ir a ea ial tae a te ea . = == : Reeennuec eamr enero fererranpaee = (ee er pple ib armen mieetybrorermensey rm Aree PR PCME dene ; . il aS Esp same ree hava rseny © dein 2y Ss. sc lenoen eng gk A074 el ager mpm ra s peaetanh ae ree a pen eye a A, AEE A“ RST aae ow Herren ASME 4th ahh a aes Leeckca pail nas cpbapaall eal a peep: : cor == . LTR en KAR Le - Se ee = ae : eo ian oa Fas CEDIA TIEN FEL Spey STURT Ds eee aT i ed eet see ak a OME IT SF a ee OTe: ME Coe, ee EE Ee 3 ee es —roumen i er aaa eee SSS reel a tere Se AcE SS 5 LEST rroeie Ree Se ES TEEPE AOS TAS SED eras: Ee SE oe 5 CE RD ST Fae ee en al aE Sone Sal Nera ST EN ER ge ee een ee WE et ease US RT SRE 5 LS SATE ERR I ASO ESE I SS. i OTN EET aE Ke TS, —- cba PAT IA A. --Tattler Sta 4; Ci Ae Als se NAKILYN KikN--Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Tattler Staff 4; Operetta 2; Chorus 1,2. AVI D VA N KRING=-Student Couneil 1,2; Junior Class Treasurer. GENE LEVAN--Basketball 3,4 ball 1,2,;5,4; Track 3,45 Hi-y 2, 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Class President 1,4; Camera Club 43 4-H 2,3,4. JACK WNARSFAILIL--Basketball 4. BARBARA NELL=-Chorus 1; 4-H 1 Tattler Staff 4. Student Council 2. . ? ke GLADYS MEYERS Y-Teens 1,2; 4-1 GL SAE: Junior Play 3; Class Vice-President 4 GAA. 1,929,353; Band 2,35,4. a . , . , hatha aver 1 ene yp ete aren en: ER ag ie aE OL mF oe pert anaes ogee eae Sean hs ree Se iene ae tee Sie ee Eieabedetaned Syren. se ; — PAA Ny TREES Sak MTS ee + ine a ai te race ss penne a eee . == pecan RY SOPRA Pen B : panne at TREY, OEY Wie Te 5 = sIUIE 5 Th ee wks Se Se ee (ee a TO POLAR TAT Se, Pr GDR E | gale RE AE IIT ie Para at IS TET YT A FL EE I NE ) — isaac Se (aes ie PEID PE NAR LILA NILLER--Claas CHorus 4. DOROTHY MODJESKA--Tattlar taff 4; Junior Play. WARD OSSORN--F.F.A. 1 4-H 1,2,3,4; Basketba JAY K. PALMSR--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soft- pall 2,3,4¢ Hie¥ 250,43; Junior Plays Dramatics 2; Camera Club 43; Tattler Staff 4; Jurior Class President. EUGENE PO7ZSGAI--4-H 23 F.F.A. 23 Tattler Staff 4. -_ ee = ma rts = a ve = = = o = RICHARD REDDING--4-H 1,2,35,4; FFAs 1,2,5,4- Laem CARLYLE SAYLOR--F.F.A. 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Band 3,4; Class President 2; Class Treasurer 4; Hi-Y¥ 2,3, Junior Play. 4; OSCAR SERRY--F.F.A. 2,5,4; 4-H 1,2,5,4. BRUCE SHARP--Softball 3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4s HieY 2,35,4: Junior Play; Dramatics 2; Camera Club 4. =e of kia: Era! ipatananse= ita pa Rus Haar der hanya NE pa A PEL DR THY GA treo Spork Sea Sirrse hal eo BIC) et pays ameo per segs Stee annint aa Tae = i amr [Neo ete es Lp arm lho a a a msn dw ern dan Ges ape ie eon ae Sa Sa! NOSIS EAE SATS REL OHS. FEN FRAGT SEES TS: (Qa OR ERASER te SIN POSS CH ALR AA SIS, SRN OEIC ETS Ea IAPR HTT T AE OPA DIETS AM EB Ree UR SOC SSP : primis a0 SEAS tas A RRA SRB NT AOS ie rarer ree ere emer amas PERE LE TTR LE A LETS Ni ai TE TO ATONE Sea SNEED SCS Ri reer er wr a “ Met etn —— - Sra 5 W | He ) | is 4 | - er Ie 1-3 = 2 is = — _- 1 - f 1 i S| | li r is = ; 1 We 1 1s) a l : I: i - Going--we hope--- Seniors [z The month of May rings down tie curtain on a class who will be graduated with the knowledge that it has been a typical repre- sentative group of New Carlisle High. Bie BPS Ors Bie Sea rer t Once green recruits, we have developed into a class that has ; furnished more than its share of leaders in athletics, dramatics, 3 scholarship, and literary work. We are more than proud of the i harmonious co-operation among class memvers. And as we look back r on tlre years, we discover friendships trat we will cherish all E E i } VIB PRV IRN BVI DS BVE : our lives. N.C.H.S. has given them to us. As freshmen we became acquainted with the routine by re- ceiving a rough initiation from the seniors. We did not enter into activities until our sophomore vear. We as our president. In the fall we had a hayrid a lad of magnetic personality, was chosen to 1 elected Gene Levan Bi @. vJack Palmer, ES ead us through the Et junior year where there were so many definite goals to be ob= tained. The magazine sales were successfully sponsored as our F | first real money raising activity, along with pop and ice cream that we sold at the basketball games. It's all In Your Head , a three act comedy, starring Bruce Sharp and Gladys Veyers and coached by Mr. Manes, revealed the drdmatic ability possessed by the class. Sadie Hawkins was a clever dance sponsored by the class. we wound up with the Junior-Senior Prom, an occasion not soon to be forgotten, for it was held in the Spaulding Hotel in Mich- fgan City. TULADUA DENA UREREROUET When senior officers were chosen, Gene Levan was again el- ected president. ‘Ihe three act comedy, Miss Jimmy was probably one of the most successful in the history of class plays. Wrs. Troeger coached the production. 1 | Tye i Doctor Preston Bradley was selected as the Commencement speaker. All these various intimate contacts and association will serve az inspirations in the days to come. Gratitude may well be expressed to the sponsors: Wr. Narvel, Mr. Eslinger, Mr. Manes, Niss Broadhurst, Mr. Stutsman, and Mrs. Troeger for their excellent guidance and co-operation during our past four years. | —— ne —— ———— —— ener mann , i PRM AEP SANTI MESA TM ai EGS TART PE eM WIN AAA ATLANTA E Ra ES EE RIED LANNE RIE END! Sr ahect-cstals teem EERO BOYER. TY A BEE 5 oan PS APCS . Sonn a ‘APE ATES UCT Se ee ee errant = LEK LRE. 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BEDE BY BBW } eee ek ee URS Sts ee: POWOP OY. as oe ‘ Carlyle Kreck: Ce x) 7 es o jak «s x kK t ee Tere oer khe WOULDN'T IT BE STRANGE IF ----- Norris Hooton;turned out to be a prize fighter? Carlyle Saylor wére Dillinger II? Jim Nickerson became president? Our teachers chewed gum? Oscar Serry turned out to be a Clark Gable? Gladys Meyers flunked? Bruce Sharp slept through his classes, Georges Degler had a harem? Freshies weren't green? The Tattler staff missed any dirt ? Jack Palmer were four fect two? Sally Long were big, bad, and bold? Katherine Zdankus were short and fat? Marilyn Kern were a blond? Roger Hintz were a lady's man? Joe didn't like Marcella and Marcella did n't like Joe. Our band played Tiger Rag or something? Casimer Baczkiewicz was a student of Biee Crosby? ‘Patsy Clark never laughed? Hugh Burch played on the all American football team? Julia Gamble became Miss America of 1948? Rita Jedrzejewski became the fat woman in the circus? Mazie Kring never changed her name? Jack Marshall shrank? Frank Miller could tell fortunes? Dick Redding had curly hair? Clarence Spitz'were athletic? Edna Vosburgh swam the English Channel? Gene Levan grew? Pat Kafka were the town gossip? Frank Gadacz should become soft and flabby? Ward Osburn became a tall, blond handsome hunk? Gene Curtiss fell in love? Mr. Stutsman didn't wear a flashy tie? Dorothy Mod a starred on Broadway? Gene Pozsgai's in ame were Brown? Modelie Tolmen didn't like Jim Wilson? Mary Lou Traxler became a book-hater? Dorothy Wrobleski told all her secrets? Pat Humphrey changed her name to Levan? Barbara Mell never talked about her man? Walt Wilson got along with his gal ? Jim Wilson weren't so shy and innocent? Merle Toth didn't hurry so much? Jean Stroup married a professor? Mrs. Troeger forgot to give an English assignment? SAMA TARAS AB Ag . - : : ! 2 - = arreeeapestes © rete it PTET ithial itt Mihiti HL A t ' ’ i te Hit pe NTH HTTHERHTTEE Lit Hi t - glagh Caen RA Se paises WV gcephexentu percent apn POINT iets eran Ach bse mR SP et eee clef ome isk aoe a i deat ier ee Fumapp ester toon or teseodn ras oreo Eazaresoananin MS ae er errs September 2 September 22 October 14 October 27 October 28 October 31 November al — November 10 | | November 28=29 | December 7 December 21 iq January 23-24 February 21 ie February 25-26-28 } March ally March 18 25-26 March | j April 3 April 16 eeSUUSESe! May al May 5 May o) May ala May 13 ps ie NGL @DPAQAAGDAA GLA AAGIAD IAD AAG AGIA CAG IAGIAD ADANG ADTAGCIAD NGG AD AGG NELNGNGINE NOI E NGAN AS TES BESS : BBO Awe CALENDAR Tuesday Monday Tuesday Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday Monday Thur. Fri. Sunday Sunday Fri, Sat. Saturday Wed ° � lhurs ° Sat e Wednesday Thursday Thurs. Fri. Saturday Friday Saturday Tuesday Sunday Tuesday Thursday 55 Gt dsS Ow t18 a Ao ek ws A ak a oe hee bao pA oes ‘ PAE NE NE INS AIN Back to school Freshies initiated (!!!) Feo oF. A. Fair Matinee of Foot Loose Junior Play Evening performance Halloween Festival First basketball game (W.C. 41--N.C. 29 Open House Thanksgiving Vacation Band Concert Christmas program County Tourney, Bridesmaids come through Solo Contest Sectional Tourney Matinee of Miss Jimmy Senior Play Evening performance Easter Vacation District Band Contest Senior Dance Jr.-Sr. Prom (St. Joseph, Mich. ) Senior Skip Day ? ? ? ? Baccalaureate Class Night Commencement Night pip aia Gicarmernes. -temsiey pares srr ontresipemahi we eet piger IE Le eee a, Tak ys tn: Jim ae Pe os ln Sl Aas Paneer ee a aetna re Lreremre pple nan a cuilayer pom ee ee oe = [Bee = si “| ad % f — a ess! Sore ee Front Row: J. Shoue, D. Haag, A. Gadacz, L. Bladeski, M. Brewer, ©. Proud, J. Szmanda, J. Swanson, H. Wrobleski, Sec- ond Row: D, Bennett, E. Norgan, L. Sexton, A. Mell, J. Casa- day, 3B. Gelow, A Cronkhite, T. Fetterer, S. Poland, a Noens. Third How: M. Hostetler, K. Kratz, V. Nickerson, 8B. Stombaugh, Lb, Pagel, L. Yolman, J. Jedrzejewski, E. Carroll, P., Pence, C. Deitz. Fourth Row: J. Sarber, D. Cassaday, R. Cowham, W. Robbins, G. Lauver, A. Zelasko, E. Corpe, Miss Broadhurst. Fifth Row: Mr. Manes, H. Thompson, M. Hooton, R. Phillips, J. Agness, B. Taelman, R. Flatt, R. Barnhart. VERSTILE JUNIORS The jolly juniors stepped into the line right this season with a display of their versatility. The class selected Russell Flatt as their president. He was assisted by Mickey Hooton, Vice President; Julianne Young, secretary; Jimmy Agness, treasurer; Arlene Cronkhite and Ralph Taelman, student council members. With this fine group to head them, the class started a paces that would put any human out of breath. With vim and vigor they began to cure their main ail- ment--finances. ‘lhe first step was an immense one which cov- ered their first attempt at dramatics, FOOT LOOSE was a suc- cess both dramatically and financially. Mr. Manes coached the production. This was followed by a magazine drive and by selling pop and ice cream at the basketball games and taking care of the parking. Among these juniors who displayed hardwood strength are Agness, Flatt, Taelman, Hooton, Cowham, Sarber, Barnhart, ob- bins, and Thompson. One of the cheerleaders was Donnie Haag, a member of this class. Many of the juniors were on the honor and merit roll. The Annual Junior-Senior Promenade was a gala affair, the most expensive dance of the school year, the success of which was due the Junior class, for the Seniors were guests of hon- Ore The success of the class was largely in the hands of such capable sponsors as Miss Broadhurst and Mr. Manes. en ga hn TATEHRERAURGSUREHRORUCEUESR CORSDSECORGUAOUORORUSUOUU TUN RORORNUEDSGESSRGeSBESSSERE 1 : itiil i, HTT HHI HL ; HAY | ; 1 I] oe P ¥ mt 4 Att - : rs +. J 5 Al E i { —- LS 4% Graz eek —) a ee 4 = . ag { fo bee is, M. Nodjeska, V. Smith, J. Szmanda, M. Nilliken, J. +arr, J. Dunn, H. Farrington, S. Dolph, Second row: W, Osborn, J. Colburn, B. Barker, E,. Snodgrass, J. McPherson, M. Stockton, M. Headley, 4. Kolacz, B, Michalski, G..Hardacker, S. Shippy. Third row: J. Jankoski, A. Eckert, M. Redding, J. Dudeck, “. Philips, C ul B. Kulwicki, E. Lasch, D. Niedbalski, B. McPherson, Mr. Greenwe Fourth row: B. Anderson, S. Ritter, +9 J. Zdankus, R. Smit E G. Rader, L. Jones. Fifth row: T. “ones, M. Tuttle, D. H L. Nilcherska, M. Wiggins, 7. Scherer, C. Zo R. Pagel, B. Flatt, R. Jasinsict, B. Stopezynski B. Garoutte, R. McKay, H. Gilpin, W. Traxler. ry Those Sophisticated--Sophomores Having outgrown that slightly green lustre w hich makes the freshman classes, these veterans of two years have acquired that certain polish gained by the experience of high school activity. The class elected Bill KcPherson, president; Bob Garoutte, vice president; Joanne NcPherson, sécretary; Huth Anne Smith, treasure; Mary Williken and John Zdankus, Student Council mem- bers. The sophomores have many financial worries before them such as their plays, a Junior Prom, and leter the Senior activities. With the strong executive board, looking far into the future, their first money making device was a public roller skating par- ty at the Playland Rink. Later the class entertained themselves with a Treasure Hunt. Scholarship is always looked upon as one of the outstanding principles of class character. The Sophomores have held schol- arship to the high levels of their other accomplishments, as is proved by Charlotte:Alm, Ruth Anne Smith, Naurice Tuttle, and Jean Narie DuBois. A brilliant outlook for the future of varisitr Squads can be predicted with such materials as Don Niedbalski, Butch Ga- routte, Benny Stopezynski, Mickey Wiggens, Charles Zoph, Richard McKay, John Zdankus, and Ray Jasinski. One of the Yell leaders, Mary Milliken is a member of this class. The class activity among the girls was the new club, Gla- mour Manner. The class operates under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Crouch and Mr. Greenwalt, its sponsors. er pep ath A het Gen hte a abiads aha Bain ina ahaa ane nena an eeetneeaeeeemeneel 3 yee — nin etree mt hm peak taemlaorpind on eigcoseepeeaee jeahncl Parra ET ROSES ETERS SEO stenting te ran SMe MTT: tine na ee ears man Popa mrerscaie: at : 7, Sak ERENT 0 e206 IS EN pa ee enebatit hecho cook ae at aoe hacemitakee tec’ ens LEME SENS DPT LR ie 2 tt Hi AWE Oe aN CAE Aah oldig Taian PcMpe el ep ong igs aa RET dae se caer : ce nny ain a aoa ran GakeAdietbeyesvisacen aed ey e Noa eee Hes el bcmre AT ar SECU FE Sei atm inne a 1-cgpicenpe ve eerie nee eae Oe eeepc capes oa oe ellie een ee ae - E a of | taps - - x tegen oe, eery bp nol lst Row, J. Williams, G. DeBoe, EH. McCreary, D. DeVlieger, Me. Jones, . Kaplon, M. Retter, G. Wiesner, T. NcMackin, 5. Kliene, HK. Talerico, 4. Rink, M. Waite, D. Tarr, M. - Kaplon. 2nd Row, lIirs. m, H. Tolmen, J. Willer L. zezodrowski, NM. Wilson, B. Rodgers, B. Mic) . AUlwiekt, KR. Traxler, De SD S , : J f, J. Anderson, E, Kaplon, G. Corpe, R. Boyer, D. Sones, 3rd Row, Mell, J. Rozwarski, J. Trudzinski, L. Spitz, W. Wittenburg, S. Clark, B. Cauffman, G. Spickler, R. Givens, A. Gamble, M. Sarber, D. Tierney, N. Ray, A. Rzepka, Mr. Marker. 4th Row, L, Gregory, D. Reed, C. Carbiener, J. Winkle, J. Samb, M. West, Z. Zolman, L. Zelasko, R. Fetterer, D. Melton, D. Wiggins. Sth Row, F. Hughes, Jd. Anderson, R. Robbins, C. Ward, E. DelAguila, L. Brinckman, E. Wigginbothom, J. Scott, M. Adams, C, Willis, D. Grover. 6th Row, M. Wilson, J. Stopezynski, F. Gilliam, L. Johnson, L. Sebasty, R. Barker, F. Zelinski, R. Rodgers. Qe The Freshmen The freshmen class. under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ekstrom and Mr. Varker began their school year with its total enrollment of 79. This is the largest freshmen class ever enrolled in New Carlisle. Donald Wiggins was chosen president. Other offi- eers were Charles Carbiener, vice-president; Junior Stopezynski, secretary; Stuart Clark, treasurer; Lee Gregory,and Adeline: Kzepka, student council members. A hayride party given by the seniors in honor of the Freshies after the initiation tnaugurated the activities of the.year. During the year, to make money for the treasury, the Fresries sponsored a Sadie Hawkin's” dance. For enjoyment the class had a skating party at Playland Park. veryone had a hilarious tire except Boo Barker who had the misfortune to dDreak his arm. TS TIE 23. TIKES TES. TAS, SidauaniaaadiadsaGaememnanes aoe Se ery ree reba eheoline srt Hatlan � Glrpireswolme sively pribeek so tities 10:9 poate ota ae ee 5 PUR = ace Se Sr SIRE oT ses = = Caer eas ENED HENS LOPE ATT. EPR PTE ST I TRE ORT enna But Junior High is our start, And High School is our mark. We shiver and shout, For its a day to remember no doubt . 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Smith, D. Tuttle, J. Gerecke, F, Vida, E. Eckert W. Richardson, M. J. Zdankus, J. Gadacz, 2nd Row, J. Mell, K. Sebasty, B. Bunton, A. -Mansfiela, B, Btngaman Iuzadder, C. Hughes, C Dolph, R. Harrington, 3rd Row, C. Rush, 1a i T) o @ Ss a4 . R. Joers, D, Nowicki, T. Clark, W, Amber, E, Headley, J. Zeilinski, T G . E Ki, J. Gramm, Wiss Biro. 4th Row, § EB. Smith, B. Demm, J. Adnson, R. Stombaugh, F. Gay, B. Howell, E. Meyers. Sth Row, F. Wroblewski, . Nowicki, L. Stephens, T. Taelran, C. Bowker, C lst Row, R, Richardson, K. Eckert, N. Kelly, E. Luczkowski, F. Schrader, D. Aelasko, K. Kratz, P. Spriggs, A. Johnson. 2nd Kow, M. Haag, C. Gyorgi, B. Stayback, H. Spitz, P. Streleckt, J. Eojara, ,. Chrizar, A. Proud. 3rd Row, J. Shaw, R. Bickel, V. Adnson, S. Ames, E. Samp, E, Morehouse, J. Brinckman, H. Dudeck. 4th Row, B, Clapp, P. Roush, 8. Cronkhite, S. Clark, FP. Dudeck, P, Bates, I. IL. Smith, R. Bennitt, R. Goracefewski. 5th Row, i. Ray, ifs Nitsos, RK. Wordington, D. Glon, R. 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Jat — — coca aoe : = ee) amt Et came oa 3 Ll q Sc Ateh ip ws ee ye. ia AGRE AES TH a RE « SRB os Rime. ek ST a) ote way a eh aaa Or eahtor hepkanaeshinpevineaactitadetveiaeien NAS. 0 REARS? te ITIL int EWE hae Remar A al, aa Ad. Pgs Seen ; Rathi nenae as Pia nels eh ta ah ty me gs re mg edi lst Row. P. Rush P. Clark M. Robinson MW. Gubis M. Brown S. Sarber E. Stone B. Feltz 2nd Row. M. Golden R. Hooton R. Rodgers J. Gramm L. Niesposziany S. Taelman B. Eberhart B. Phillys R. Howell Srd Row. S. Tuggle L. Dobrzykowski M. Shankland L, Olszewski M. Kliene I. Lant E. Wrobleski Mrs. Holiday 4th Row. D, Hatton J. Reed V Robinson D. Good D,. Kafka L. Keldsen D. Wilson Sth Row. J. Galupski, S. Elkins L. Tarr D. Smith. Front Row L to R. R. Vermillion, J. Ray, D. Tuggle, M. Toth D. Reed, T. Davis, R. Baird, R. Kaplon, B. Shankland, S. Cole M. Lant, R. Coddens, A. Hostetler, 2nd Row Mrs. Taylor, G. Demeyer, J. Mason, C. Whitten, N. Simpson, G. Farish, C. Kafka E. Kollar, F. Faltynski,,L. Gardner, E. Jedrzejewski, F. Retter ord Row, 0. O'Banion, Ds) Proud, J. Vida; C. Witten, T. Crouch A. Hensell, G. Weiland, M. Zelasko, C. § T. Dobrzrkowskt, G. Lewis, 4th Row. J. Andérson Goverinsii., M. Kmitta, B. ie: A. Sult, Keller, D. Frice, B. Gunter, L. Gordon, H a ee are eae PE AT TN eet ee ae i a ae i Bineet Syren ave hon fie oat me SE ce ee esl ia 4 (area) os ae hoa TOP Ak. emg aH i {i hg Ete a ray FO “ Ate nfarrgim ne Tae 2 eh ey be poe oad, a ol 9 i ares oper Fo oe, N dtrede faa. Seka Rip ay gi a =) = ch Meets epi a mine, Bar —apadn Cees Spo apr aah Sage yor Ba : tas aL eae es ¥ oe: pet cee aS mai A he te PE Ld a, ee A pibaline sear Lai; soem oes ies eA 8 “ ies Sheer 0 Jo: Rah edie aabad ead he nee rm weve eos hallows 5. te merit Ist. L. to R. J. Rodgers, 4, Tappan, L. McCay, G. Brannon, P. Shippy, M. Hooton, L. Proud, . Golden, +. Noulcki, L. Gubics, C. Johnson, end Row, C. Zwirner, D. Tolmen, J. Olden, 4. Dudeck, L. Gregory, N, Ehrich, D, Bunton, G. Hdmonds, N. Graves, W. Anderson, 3rd Kow, VM. Smith, C. Moffitt, J. Miller, N. Parsons, V. Czajkowski, Di “priges, M. Stutsman, M,. Cotter, K, Bartmess, 4th Row, T. Micek, R. Derrick, G. Miller, � . Micherska, D. Winkle, A. Micek 5th Row, J. Degler, R. Cotter, EB. Perry, . Glon, J. Sandmier, D. Ehrich, Miss Bunton. Front Row, L. to R. N. Clark, P. Anderson, “. Davis, D. Kulwicki, P. Vosburgh, J. Frritchard, S. Tuttle, A. Ekstrom, H, Headley 2nd Row, J. Bingaman, J. Bennitt, 4. Kuspa, . Proud, D. Jasinski, P. Snodgrass, J. Clendenen, R. Whittenburg, Srd. Row, J. Hope, C. Sebasty, G, Graves, HK. Uarab, T. Kulwicki, R. Simpson, S. Massey, C. Adnson, 4th How, G. Tucker, R. Faltynski, S. Luzadder, H. Perry, R. Zielinski, D. Driscoll, L. 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C. Wilson, F Brannon, D. Coddens, J. De Baets, H. De Meyer, L. Lauver, D. Anderson, PB. Shippy, A. Proud, D. Zdankus, 2nd Row, F. Headley} S. Earley, C. Bingaman, ™. Gadacz, WN. Czar jkowsk1 K. Roush, G, Anderson, R. Gelow, li. Gay, R. Snodgrass, Srd Row, R. D. Tolmen, N. Nilcherska, R. Kulwieki, N. Anderson, J.°Flatt Midler, ds Shipor, EF. Bates. .4th Row, Wrs. Agness, R. Spickler, P. sons, G. Szezodrowski, b. Tarr, L. Vida. 5tt Row, D. Robinson, D. linski, N. O'Bannion, PF. Smith. oie tae + De or ee LEVI BW DVB BV (BVDV BY BW BVIOVIE @ | ve is q a le! : Pe ah Se : oui ie | ist, Row; ds Gentuy). NM. Raye. owartz, Y. Anderson, C. Smith 5 - Rush, C,. Olden, ©, Miller, K. Feltz, L. Anderson. 2nd Row, - O'Bannion, K. Cooper, W. Flatt, Ro Golden, C. Olszewski, - West, V. Sarber, D. Bickle, H. Onderdonk. 3reé Row, J. Glon - Nickerson, H, Micek, A, Simpson, W. Weess, E, Stombaugh, - Whittenburg. 4th Row, 3. Stites, C. Gregory, D. Ehrich, C. osburgh, H. Gordon, Mrs. Luther. 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SRO IIE I 8 FETT wiles The concert band is the main high school music depsrtment. music for special occasions and gives concerts and summer. well as high school. instrumentalists in the school. honors in district and state music competition and the organization enitertained a festival tn New Carlisle in 1947. vil l a CONC RT BAND Officers of the band are instrumental The organization Its personnel is selected from the gredes as The concert band is the goal of all The concert band has won | | | vee ey tg? 29 4% = % ¢ La 4 wt unit of the provides both winter festivals, President, Norris Hooton Vice-President, Hugh Burch Secretary-lreasurer, Gladys Meyers HORNS CLARINEST FLUTE M. Haag ¥. Hooton F. Gaye P. Humphrey M. Brewer M. Sebasty Je A. Iuzadder TENOR SAXOPHONES N. Hooton N. Ray D. Haage C. Wolfe, M. J. Retter SLIDE TROMBONE C. 8S. Gyorgyi H. Thompson H. Burch M. Be Headley M. Wilson C. Saylor D. Jones W. Osborne M. Wilson H. Harrington G. Noens E. Morgan, Ee Carroll L, Sebasty ie McCreary K. Sebasty BARITONE R. E. Bickel P. Spriggs D. Bennett J. DeBaets E. Kaplon M. Hostettler, R. Snodgrass. C. Wilson. SOUSAPHONES ALTO CLARINET ALTO SAXOPHONES W. Wilson J. Szmanda. J. Wilson J. Zdankus, D. Tuttle BASS CLARINET N,. Kelley PERCUSSION M. Milliken. E. Readley G. Meyers E. Meyers. S. Clark OBOE R. Cowham S. Kleine. Z. Zoleman J. Jankowski. BASSOON dis Gamble. J. Shaw CORNG'TS AND TRUMPETS Tecate forree aertin-ny-ynotren lamin eteryrres dere ar aia ta der Seen ee a te Peta Wy PT eps (Fm PH WARE Pian EYED AEE ey Afternic yepad Re erate (pointe sekedbin ed slau a b bi eh eee parenrereestmriatiee) anton. 2rysr rie Eoyreae svt ee tet pry ttl = aay edie ea pyaar a i ly ile rere ema} ta nl pe pela rpm tn ee ap er ere ten te nee en mem mre epee pie Shh) ant Rooms mt lie age San tesa orem al ee died teen a et Li oma pee res tnt eects ome pati mnd Nope ot am in a re er TEASE. 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It puts on parades, such as pr band. “t' consists «of tho Sous 43 easy band music. general musicians} and six are autom are outstanding e oe AHA GD N @ AGIA G N G AGAAD GANGA IAD AGA CIADIAG IAS Lt cor on the £ exhipit the annua dis ap oor ‘ fs nization nough to sparatory ip it provides. atically in the junior band ames ser ‘members in order to Students +b toe unit for students capable of performing of the concert Soop ete earn nme pe eee le er ao ae nana a feted mot et ee ne a NN OE fo TRAP SPAT ae : A sobre moe livvalice bie lagi ovs Ugo ig pas ibepag = a Se eee wrens sana ep meet seams eS ne et enn tan naar calor lp pee re — a haere emcee WEAR ATE Fee PUTO SH SS ORT SIRENS IONE on Mapai, x at emer oT a ae er ene ee ee heen ata hes ne a face r ERE TREE Sab TSE Stee eS EEE Saeacoateliseapeaaes mites AVS FLINT NER ENTE SNM STS EMI A Fe ARRESTS HS aatel nA POA 7 NEON a TEU RGN fe ST REDE WW KEAN 7 bP Nneas sere Sell nes preierie —— WEE Te Hee peddnes bteisa ato - i - , | - | = - ‘ Weer “kee ee =: ay en es c j A $- a 7 4. T’ } ‘ song flute r t. Pt ; ee traintr Y , Fi ' of : L { t fC lut and in which + ; ont Y music, : ve Non , ; nies Pon I rth grade the c re pivena musicall aptit + + ¢ 4 i A : i ona bis : pnose rating t st marks F are poe ' a + + ; = A 9 : mea : 3 r¢ I ¢ ] nat a) + Thig 4 - +} ; ij . ! 2 fourth grade gx forms the personel of the F : band. rs my a the ty ront rows above a the sor the back row shows the beginners band. an F This singing or i like to sing and can | sehedules. The chorus taked active part in the annu Christmas rogram. ; group received high honors in both distric and s ! petition festivals last year. : cr Lew | : cr + 1 oO 2 t Li Lida | ne HA D0C5 nL tins PAUITNIENS 1 Coach Marker placing the roving trophy in the Trophy Case. Other trophies from earlier years: Basket-ball Band Soft-ball Agriculture Track DS ria eae Grown © a oe. ieee CO in, Ae. n teh ap’, wR a ces SFL led SY { Wee 4 4 ae May the Sons of New Babi le ¥ ise aAnwin. . ; } For ward Gene Levan Guard Jim RAgness Q JSnck Palmer Russett Flatt _ = —— = —— aoe — ee eS ————————— LIpei et ) ene a ol _ INDIANS Hogan ) Lower Left: Upper Left: BELL DOG LAE P UITNEE HARIOCE ricer ine Npe —Sec oe Levan, G.; Fjatt, R.; Agness, J.; Stayback, J.; Palmer, Jd.. Osburn, We; Taelmen, R.; Hooten, M.; Degler, G.; Sharp, B.; Wilson, W.; Marshall, J.; Coach Marker. PAG PAGEAGIAG JAR JAG IAD IAG JARI TAG LAG JAG FAG IAG AG JARIAR HAE IAGACAG ACAD GAG AR ADAG ATAG AG AS AG ACIAG ATIAGIAG IAG IAS ABA 1947 -=s- Basketball Schedule -:- 1948 ate pponen ace i t Nove 1 Washington-Clay Home i Nev. 7 Madison Home i Nov. bal Rolling Prairte There i Nov. 21 Woodrow Wilson There i Nov. 25 North Liberty Home ‘ Dec. 5 Greene There Dec. 9 Washington {S B) Home } Dec. 12 Walkerton There $ Dec. 16 Three Oaks There ‘ Dec. 18 Lakeville There i Jan. 6 Washington-Clay There f Jane 16 Lakeville Home Jan. 23-24 County Tourney Adams Gym Jan. 30 Woodrow Wilson Home E Feb. 6 Walkerton Home E Feb. 10 Rolling Prairie Home F Feb. 13 Greene Home : Feb. abe Westville There SS Feb. 20 North Liberty There Et E Es 2 E 5 — . ABIAG ASRS MBAR E B STRING Bottom Row: W. Osborn R, Jasinski C. Zofh J. sarber R. Barnhart Coach Marker J. Zdankus M. Wiggens R. McCay L. Sebasty M. McCreary B. Stopezynski H. Thomspen W. Robbins Top Row: R. Cowham woe es we - a = ” ee + ——a ¢ A ‘ The subs waiting for Yell-leaders Mary Milliken Donnie Haag pence TF a chance. lo= gl eh CI amma mt a CARL 5 ae apap Oe me: As pe Sei ey enerisis SOFTBALL: 1947-48 Under the direction of our coach 0, A, Shaw, the New Carlisle, team had a fairly successful season. They finished the year with three winnings and three losses, but were picked as the most improved team in the county. The team will lose many Seniors but can look forward to a good season next year, because of the excellent caliber of the Junior players, More of the team's-success was due to the fine playing of Palmer, our regular first sacker, and to Stayback, our shortstop, Other members who deserve credit are Levan, Gad- acz, Agness, Flatt, Sharp, Hooten, and Zoph, Looking at the team a little early in the season and reviewing last year's results this writer predicts that our team, always a threat to any track crown and under the cap- able direction of Coach 0. A. Shaw, will be outstanding in most of the field and track events, We have a top notch man in the hurdles, Chuck Zoph, a sophomore. Levan and Gadacz look good in the dasnes,. For distance runners there are Mark Hooten and George Degler,. The field events will be strong too. Jimmy Agness is doing the high and broad jumps. The Quarter mile will be run by Russell Flatt. All in all, it looks like New Carlisle is on her way UD. Front row: ©, Zopf, Re Flatt. Back row: Hooten, J. Agne '. Stayback, G, Levan, F, Gadacz, 3. Sharp, G,. Degler, J, Palmer, M, SS, R. Taelman, Mr. Shaw. PBL. Palmer J. Stayback F, Gadacz G. Levan Je rr eter ene 4 ee I eet F Mark Hooton RACH st ate Jim ype Mr. ©. Shaw Lower left corner C. Zoph G. Levan F. Gadacz Re Pilate Standing B. Garroute J. Agness M. Hooten G. Degler ete ee wR Se mat eS —--- — ie J. Agness and G. Delger ec TEPERGRALG La: F, Gadacz G. Levan C. Zopf ” 25252 SORE ST 9S SUS SSE SEGUE KSAT ENS TSC H SE ETEEST EUS E SEREERESUESEESS B. Garoutte M. Hooton le oR, Flatt be 7 VERT G7 BALDRIGE ¢ = ee ete ee BYRDS BER) Si BIDS BY BY D) Sitting: J. Palmer W. Wilson, B. Sharp Standing: K. Zdan- P. Clark Standing M M. kus, D. Modjeska,. Sitting: .M. Kern, G. Meyers, Tolman. Miss Jimmy , a three--act. farce by Joan Provence, was presented by the class of '48 in the high school auditorium March 18 at eight o'clock. Everyone enjoyed this lively farce which is full of a- musing situations and clever wise-cracks. Miss Jimmy dealt with the laugh-provoking adventures of Jimmy- a college youth, who entered the dormitory of an exclusive girls! school in search of a dress. Gladys Weyers and Walter ‘‘ilson portrayed the parts of Louise and Jimny, Patsy -iark had the part of Florence, Louise's wise-crack- ing roommate; Katherine Zdankus was Catherine; Modelle Tolmen was Doris; and Marilyn Kern was Harriet. The role of Miss Wat- kins, the dean of the college, was played by Dorothy Wodjeska,. Droopy, the colored janitor, was taken by Bruce Sharp. Jack Palmer had thé part of Professor Frazier, who had an English accent. Marcella Miller served as prompter. the director of the play. Joe Stayback and Gene Levan were stage managers; Gene Levan also Business Manager, was assissted by Rita Jedrzejewski. The rest of the seniors helped by being on various committies. Wilhelmina Troeger was VARA TERRE il i 1} eertiiil Sitting: Julies Young, Katie Kratz, Jane Szmanda, Joyce Shove, Thelma Fetterer, Sharon Poland, Elizabeth Morgan, Standing: Gene Lauver, Mark Hooton, Ralph Taelman, Russell Flatt, Jim Agness, Dennis Casaday, S2rber;, Thompson, Junior Class Play The junior class selected for their presentation the three act comedy, Foot Loose by Charles Quimby Burdette. The plot concerned Emily Early, a doting mother, who be- cause of her actions causes her four children to rebel. Mary and Bob, the two youngest, do most of the complaining until Dick, a senior in medical school, sets off a real explosion by announcing his plans of marriage before finishing school, Emily uses every argument in the books against him but to no avail. The cautldren plan a vacation cruise for their parents and persuade them to go. The difficulties these children encounter while their parents are away are many, such as, Bob and his best pal smash into a car, the maid gets pneumonia, and to top it off they run out of money. The parts were taken by Elizabeth Morgan, Sharon Poland, Jim Agness, Mark Hooton, Julies Young, Herbert Thompson, Joyce Shoue, Katie Kratz, Ralph Taelman, Gene Lauver, Russell Flatt, Jane Szmanda, Thelma Fetterer, and Dennis Casaday. The play was directed by Mr. J. S. 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