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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1950 volume:

onecvonct We, the staff of the Olive Branch and members of the Class of 1950, wish to thank the Boosters who contributed to the publication of this yearbook. Me also wish to thank everyone who has helped in any way to make our graduation possible. In our 1950 Olive Branch v e have attempted to give our readers a brief sketch of our school activities. We hone v e have not omitted anyone who is in any way connected with our school or with the publication of this yearbook; but if we have done ro, e are sorry a s it was not meant intentionally. Editor-in-Chief--- Associate Editor--Business Hanager-- Picture Calcs----- Faculty Editor---- Literary Editor--- Art Editor-------- Alumni Editor----- Class Editor------ Assemblers-------- -------Joan Dudeck ---Ruth Ann Smith -Margaret Redding -Gladys Hardacker Jean Marie DuBois ---Ruth Ann Smith -Eileen Snodgrass -----Charles Zopf William McPherson The Senior Cla33 Typists Janlece Street------------------------Joan Dudeck Ruth Ann Smith----------Margaret Redding Bernice Michalski-----------------.Villiam 'McPherson Advertising Sales Robert Garoutte---------Eileen Snodgrass Marilyn Stockton-------------------Stanley Retter Ralph Wiggins----------------Charles Zopf Jean Szmanda Sponsors Mrs. Vi. Troeger-----------Mr. L. Stutsman Hma Jttatfesi WEBSTER R. CARR Principal DOROTHY V ROBLESKI Stenographer ORRIN A. SHAW Assistant Principal V.'ARREN E. WARD Trustee •iss Margaret 3rc. 0.:-:urst r . Hr. Harry Davis Hr. Leon Greenv.alt . Ruth rouch ' : . stroa D. .. I..- . 0 BUS DRIVERS BILL JLFF How We Looked Then THII D GRADE OF K_.. CAP. LI .L'J Firrt Ho v : I.'.. Tuttle, II. Johnson, J. Jankowski, Her shell D. McCay, ... ..ir-ins, ???. Second Row: V. Smith, S. Dolph, T. Mac .'ok in, J, . Dui • I . ;ton, . , . I • i , Tolr-.en. Third Row: C. Aim, I:. Jasinski, C. Marks, Kasznia, ??? 3. Headley, A. Eckert, C ..ard, . .'. , Fourth Rov : L. iebasty, S. Hinmon, 1. Barker, R. A. i. 3arl ki, ... . _____ First Rov;: J. Kuospert, D. Beehler, ... I i, J I le ck. Second Rov : F. Grzeszczyk, M. 3. Mrs. Ilolladay (Teacher). Pollen Janiece Str t Student Council Ralph '.'isr ins Bill KcPh rsoi Presic nt Ruth Ann Smith Secretary Troe■cr CHARLOTTE ALM Rainbovs Girls Y-Teens 1,2 fattier Staff lf Yearbook Staff Library Club k-Class Treasurer .v r” r - x J � r P P A T O ■} - “ -r y. y. . Br,B a—ison Softball 2,3,If Track 3 A Baseball 2,If G.A.A. F.rl.A. jj,!f C nor us 'j. Yearbook Staff :o‘;.7J?d cl::;. lanayor cf Varsity basketball Toan SYLVIA dolpi: library Club !f Chorus i l BARKiilt jzanyaril dubois Y-7eens 1,2 Rainbow Girl3 Library Club !f Chorus 2 3 A 7.H.A. 3A. if-H 1,2,3,’f Yearbook Staff JOAN DUD1CK Y-Teens 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Chorus 2 Plays 3 A Tattler Staff 3� : Yearbook Staff Yearbook Iditor Class Treasurer 3 ROBERT GAROUTTS ! Tattler Staff Yearbook Staff Track 1,:, , Basketball 2 j. Chorus 2 Class Vice Pres. . Track 3, -}} � . Ii-¥ 3, i. Jr. Bi-Y 1 -Teens 1 • � 5 : 1amour Banor 3 .earbeok Staff � ■- __ • Sick Boor . !• 2VELY': ::ogg;.: : Library Chorus 1,!{. Band 3 1|.-H 1 O.A.A. 3 ainbov: Girls earlrrk Staff -Teens 1.2,3 Basketball 2,3 .Softball 3A Track 2,3 5- -’lav 3 , :a3eball £;. Basketball 1 Track 2,3,’ Jr. Bi-Y and 1,2,3, ...... 1 ainbov; Girls lay 5 ; t i i .. iJJ.i.l.. •.villi .:: ycphyrsou Clans Pro3. 2,3 � , , Student Council -res. If Play 3 Tattler Staff Yearbook Staff YARY Y.ODJYSKA 'Yearbook Staff .JRRICL- YICHALSr.' 1,2 earbook Staff Li.-.:: ?. YILCKERSIt 1 2,3,-; v • ? _v 1,2,3,.’; .P.A. Rooorter 3, 2,3,!; - lay V.Y3URH OSBORN Band 1,2,3,!; Chorus Chorus Pres, !j. r'i «-• —• •• • h'tarbcoY Staff Lasketball Y. answer ftc all . Rer STUART SNIPPY F.F.A. 2,3 J-Ai. Sij.-.AiTDA Tar.d 1,2 Tattler Staff 3 ....A. 1,2 Yearbook Staff ZDY ARD MR02INSKI F.F.A. 2,3 A , F.F.A. Pres. 3,!,. -H 1,2,3,’; . 1-Y 1,2 rrack 1,2 OR AC- itAI C-.A.A. 1 Rainbow Gir V , 2 . Y-Teens 1, Chorus Yearbook Staff Rainbow Girls | G.A.A. 1,2,3 ‘-Teens 1,2,3 ■ Tattler -taff 3� ; I Yearbook Staff I Chorus 2 Flay J; vsrgia jsa:: smith Y-Teens 1 '..ic .arson 1 eiles:: skodgrass JAiIIECE STREET Rainbov; G.iwA. 3, A Y-Teens 3 Tattler Staff A-H 3 Senior tueen Queen's Court 3 Yearbook Staff Student Council 3,A Senior Play G.A.A. Pres, A marily:: stocktoi; G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus Y-Tecns 1,2,3 Tattler Staff A Yearbook Staff Uiji. o j, - rC'-j Y. • -ji -1 _E; sk oa 11 2,3, + Truck 1,,3 A -i-y 2,3 Softball 1,2, f.. Y. Pro 3,’+ - • P• ---• 1,2 ,3, A 3USS 3i' iv.if m RUTH AHH SHIT;! G.A.A. 1,2,3,A Y-Teens 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff A Rainbov: Girls Class Play 3,A Queen's Court 1 F.T.A. 3 A-:: Class Trea. 2 Class Sec. 1,3,+ 1 RALPH SMITH Visual Education Chorus Class Pres. 1 Y-Tcens 1,2,3 G.-v.-v. l, ,3,’+ A-H Class Play 3, Chorus 2,A Tattler Staff Yearbook Staff Jr. Ili-y 1 Sr. !Ii-y 2,3, Class Trcas. 1 Chorus A Yearboo’. Staff o tiUfiit i iOw Baskotball 2 Chorus ■; lay 3 3 � - -K 1,2,3, Jr. ili-Y hi--' 2,3,V iii-Y ires. Student Cormcil 1 . . Suin'- band -V Band 1,2,3,!+ Drum Major I: Student Council 7,3 Soft-all 1,2,3 Track 2 • T.A. 3,!+ hi-Y 2,3,.V Basketball 2 Sec. Jr. Kl-Y . - • • Basketball M r Basketball 2,3 Truck 2,3,k Softball 1,2,3 Baseball 3 Chorus 3 Visual Aid Yearbook Staff Alumni Yd1tor . 1 � I, � On May 18, 1950, we will no longer be members of New Carlisle High School but instead alumni. It will make us sad in a way but we have had our many wonderful times together to remember. In September, 19 6, we entered high school, a3 the old saying goes, as green as grass. It was time we started to learn to take a little responsibility upon our shoulders. To start the year v e elected Eileen Snodgrass, President; Charles Zopf, Vico President; Ruth Ann Smith, Secretary; and Harold Swartz, Treasurer. Ralph Wiggins and Joanne McPherson were elected Student Council members. A fc.« weeks later v e were given a rough and tough initiation by the senior class. To cause us to feel more friendly toward them the seniors honored us by giving us a party in the Hudson Lake Casino. As we said before, we were a little green so we accomplished little more than this in our freshman year. The next year we seemed to come to school with more ambition than usual. We elected Bill McPherson, President; Bob Garoutte, Vice President; Joanne McPherson, Secretary; and Ruth Ann Smith, Treasurer. Mary Millikon and John Zdan-kus were our Student Council members. We started the busy year right off with a skating party. Following this was a St. Patrick's Day Dance and a magazine sale. By the end of this year our treasury v as fairly bulging in our opinion. By the time our Junior year came we considered ourselves much more sophisticated and we even resented the authority of the seniors a little. V e elected Bill McPherson, President; Joanne McPherson, Vice President; Ruth Ann Smith, Secretary; and Joan Dudeck, Treasurer. John Zdankus and Janiece Street wore our Student Council members. This was the year of the play 1 The play we selected was Professor, How Could Youl The annual magazine sale took place and then we were thinking of the Junior-Senior Prom. V e honored the Seniors with our prom on May 7, 19 9 In the Whitcomb Hotel in St. Joseph, Michigan. V e had grown to like the seniors very much and presented to the senior girls white roses as a way of trying to tell them so. In September, 19 9� we entered the front door of the school for our last year, at least v e all hoped we would make the grade. We elected Eill McPherson, President; Dick McCay, Vice President; Ruth Ann Smith, Secretary, and Charlotte Aim, Treasurer. Janiece Street and Ralph Wiggins were elected Student Council members. To show our senior authority we gave the freshmen their initiation in the high school gym. Because we were so greatly outnumbered we didn't show much authority. After things had settled down a little, we presented our senior play, Almost Eighteen. To make a Class History Con't little money Tor this yearbook we also sponsored a Sadie Hawkin's Day Dance and a movie. We were very proud of Janiece Street and Dick McCay because they were elected queen and king of the hirh school Halloween Festival. As our sift to the school we left a typewriter to the seniors in the futui'e to use on their yearbooks. And nov; as we say goodbye, llev; Carlisle High School will long be remembered by us because of the good times we had at our many parties, school organizations, and other activities. MOTTO Hitch your wagon to a star; hold your seat, and there you are 1 COLORS Maroon and White FLOWER Pink Carnation rTASS WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of '50 being of sound mind and body wish to will our abilities and disabilities to the more unfortunate underclassmen and faculty members. ARTICLE Is To Mr. Ward, we wish to leave all the worries of the New Carlisle High School. Arti II: To Mr. Carr, we bequeath our sympathy for having us as students for the past twelve years. ARTICLE III: To the Faculty, v e leave all the intelligence v e forgot to take with us. ARTICLE IV: To Jeff and Joe, v e leave all the dirt we can possibly find. ARTICLE V: To Dorothy, v e leave an extra pair of hands to do all the work she has to do. ARTICLE VI: We, the departing Seniors, leave to the eager up and coming freshmen, more home work and less fun. To the Sophomores, v e leave all the work it takes to earn money for their future prom. To the Juniors, we leave a dream of next year's graduation. To the unlucky victims of this great Senior Class: I, CHARLOTTE ALM, v ill my slenderness to Barbara Stayback. I, STAirLEY RETTER, will my sideburns to Hr. Shaw. I, BEVIRLY BARKrE, will my ability to hold my temper to Joan Zielinski. I, JOHNNY ZDA1JKUS, will my corny wise cracks to Joyce Hutcheson. (She needs new ones) I, SYLVIA DOLPH, will my ability to go steady to Evelyn Meyers. I, MICKEY WIGGINS, will my front tooth to Pat Snead. I, JEAN MARIE DUBOIS, will my cackle to Sherry Harley. I, CHUCK ZOPF, will my blue shorts and hat to Geney HcCreary to .latch his blue trousers and shirt; also my perfect attendence record. I, JOAN DUDECK, will my simple mindedness to Jane Ann Luzadder. I, ALBERT ECKIRT, will my love for music and fine horses to Junior Shafer. I, AMERICA KEABLY, v ill my natural curly hair to Joan Adnson. I, BILL McPHERSON, will my ability to get along with Chuck Zopf to Helen Tolmen. I, BIRNICE MICIIALSKI, v ill my ability to dance to Red IIo.jara. I, 3UZZ SWARTZ, v ill ray height to Geney McCreary. I, DONNA PHILLIPS, v ill my long finger nails to Mary Wilson. I, DICK McCAY, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Dave Stickler. I, GRACE RADER, v ill my natural red hair to Gloria Hell. I, STUART SIIIPTY, will my height to Mary Jane MeTter. I, MARY MODJESKA, v ill my ability to keep a man to Joan Zdankus. I, HOWARD CHARLES, v ill my ability to control my temper to Mary Wilson. I, MARILYN STOCKTONTIvTII my height to Dean McMillan. I, BILL MELTON, will my wave to Mr. Shaw. I, EILEEN SNODGRASS, will my abiTTty to talk (too much) to El- donr.a Meisner. I, MAURICE TUTTLE, will my ability to play the saxophone to my brother, Duane. I, MARGARET REDDING, will my colored pencils to Bonnie Rodgers. I, RALPH SMITH, will ray ability to get up early to Stuart Clark. I, EVELYN HOGGARD, will my curly hair to Jean Pavl3. I, BILL FLATT, will my height to Leon Adnson. I, JEAN SZMANDA, v ill a wanted picture to Barbara Eichal3kl. I, JOE JANKOWSKI, will my ability to get along with Mr. Carr to Geney McCreary. I, RUTH ANN SMITH, will my ability to always be late to Joyce Anderson. I, ED MROZINSKI, v ill my hot head to Harry Stoncburner. I, GLADYrS HARDACKER, will my Hao y-go-LucEiy ways to Catherine Wolfe. I, BEK STOPCZYNSKI, will my best wishes to everyone. I, JANIECE STREET, v ill my girdle and flat stomach to Gwenivere Hughes. I, ROBERT E. ANDERSON, will ray ability to drive a car to Ted Taelman. I, JUNE TARR, v ill my future ’football team consisting of one set qulhts and two 3ets of triplets to Coach Harry. I, LEON MILCHEP.SKA, will the best (school days) years of my life to everyone still in school. I, Y.YBURN OSBORN, will my ability to stay thin to Don Olon. I, EUTCH GAR0UTT2, will my quietness in classes to Reva Stombaurh. I, LARRY J0N2S, will my ability to be a bachelor to Harvey Brown I, R0E2RT ... AKDZftSOlf, will my iokes to Urs. Helmlck. I, RAY JASINSKI, will my 9 chevio to Frank Zielinski. First Rov;: J. Du5oi3, H. Harrington, J. Dudeck, 2. Snodgrass, Stockton, S. Dolph, II. Modjeska, M. Reddin', J. Sznanda, J. Tarr. Second ?.ov;: S. Fetter, ins, D. McPherson A. Headley, Hardacker, D. Phillips, L. Milcherska, S. Shippy, J. Jankowski. Third Row: B.E. Anderson, ... Osborn, C. Aim , R.A. Smith, Street, G. Rader, 3. Barker, B. HouPard, L. Jones, !•!, Tuttle. Fourth Row: H. Charles, R. Smith, D. HcCay, E. Oarouttc, Zdankus, R. Jasinski, B.V.. Anderson, V. Tashijan, B. !.!elton. -Fifth Row: B. Flatt, E. Swartz, D. Nieabalski, C. Zopf.’ ipi A ScJ rJi lik OCTOBER: Senior play Almost Eighteen a smashing success...North Central Teachers’ Association meeting... Basketball Practice began...Halloween Festival, Dick MeCay and Janiece Street crowned Kintr and Queen.. .Junior magazine sales. SEPTEMBER: Back to school...Greetings to the new faculty members...Senior-Freshmen initiation...Olive Branch Contract signed...Senior play books arrive...School closes a day for lack of heat. NOVEMBER: Senior pictures taken...Sadie Hawkins Day Dance...Thanksriving vacation...Hi-Y gave an inspirational Thanksgiving assembley...Seniors received sweaters...Juniors ordered rings...Hi-Y dances after games start. m DECEMBER: Mistletoe Dance...Magician program Senior Christmas party at the Conservation Club House...Junior Christmas party at auditorium...Chorus Christmas program...Christmas vacation. JANUARY: Back to school... Semester exams... County Tourney...Olive Branch started. FEBRUARY: Sectional Tourney...Valentines Day... Band Boosters Amateur Hour...Basketball season ended.. .Skatine Party. APRIL: Band Contest...Easter vacation No school because of snow...St. Patricks Day Dance...Skating Party...Inter-class Tourney...G.A.A. Basketball Banquet...Square Dance Band Solo Contests...Mud vacation Olive Branch goes to Press...Senior Movies started. Junior-Senior Prom...Junior play Skip Day...Baccalaureate...Class Night...Commencement...Last Day of school...Alumni Dance. ALMOST EIGHTEEN Maurice Tuttle Jean Marie DuBois Mickey Wiggins Grace Rader Bill Melton John Zdankus Janiece Street Ruth Ann Smith Eileen Snodgrass Leon Kilchersi'a Helen Harrington Joan Dudeck Mr. Barry...... Mrs. Barry..... Eddie Barry.... Beatrice Barry. Tommy Granville George......... Mrs. Granville. Ann............ Sally.......... Mr. Merrit..... Miss Dalrymple. Mabel.......... THE GALA JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Of 1949 uc or First : . . Waite9 G • V. r 9 R . J 1c:ico. Jcc ■' ' l.ov. : S. Cla ■ 5 • . J: , 9 • u. . G. • on, • , D. Tarr. Chi 7: . j ... n • . . , . Carbi n - . : . L u” � - n. Lover First : • ■ , ij • O .50 zeero-.r :i, ... Gar.'lo, L. • • , J. 'lute: i 1 9 - • balski. O r .O’’’ J. Mil ' r, c • , . .r • 1 r9 J. Rozwar- 0 - • • • } ’ • ilson, M. Garber, J. Triad Minskiy M. i'hiro. no .. s F. Zi ' , I . Bren, on . . . D. Grover . , L. Sebasty, MacMillan, ::iss ebo dkur The height or ambition v;a3 shown in the Junior Clas3 this year as they went into the years activities with all the power they could display under the leadership of their capable officers--Deane McMillan, President, Joyce Anderson, Vice President, Mary Wilson, Secretary, Jim Anderson, Treasurer, and Marlyn Waite and Stuart Clark as Student Council members. We also owe much of the success of this year’s activities to our sponsors, Miss Broad-hurst and Mr. Pfieffor. Since the Junior Class needed money for expenses that are met during the year they sponsored several money making projects. First of all was a magazine sale which netted a grand total of .1003.10—a big success, hater they nave a gala skating party at the Pallidum. A very exciting event that happened to our class was the arrival of the class rings. The members of the Junior Class, who participated in basketball this year were Leslie Seeasty, Deane McMillan, Trank Zielinski, Stuart Clark, and Jin Anderson. We, the Junior Class, assume that much of tho success of this year’s basketball soa-son was due to these capable players. Good Work, boys! ’. I Also, another Junior helped in the success of the year's sports, was Rose Marie Talcrico, who load the fan3 in cheering. This was Rose's second year as cheer-leader; and she did a very outstanding job. The most important affair of the year it seems was the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom honored this years graduating seniors and was held on the 9th floor of the Elkhart Hotel, May 6, 1950. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Herb Ger-nann and the Aristocrats which ended a wonderful evening. To end the busy year the Junior Class presented a play. May the 11th and 12th. We would like to offer the best wishes we can to tho graduating Seniors of 1950---we will miss you. Good Luck1iIi1 LQ7VE IS T ?C? MUCH TROUBLE The Junior Class decided on Love Is Too Much Trouble as their class play which they presented May 11 and 12. everybody enjoyed this humorous comedy which was directed by Margaret Broadhurst. The cast enjoyed thier party after the play. THE CAST Toasty Joyce Hutchison Joe Burke Richard Fetterer Pinky Hamilton Dean McMillan Orgy McClosky Stuart Clark Connie Ashton Helen Tolnen Ebb Dunham Adeline Rzepka Flo Dunham Rose Talerico Shirley Bradford Joyce Anderson Sugar Lou Mary Wilson Monica Bates Darlene Tierney Mrs. Bate3 Bonnie Rogers Miss Ross Marilyn Jones Cliff Hayward Charles Carbiener Dr. P i 11 sy Claire � ard On September 7th, twenty nine rirls and thirty-two boys walked into ’lev: Carlisle High fchool feeling quite elated over the fact that they were at last sophomores and not Teen freshmen • A fc . d boc c discouraged and docidod not to ret’rn to the drudgery of school life, since the outside world was more attractive to :hem, but the old stand-bys v.ere 'till many. hr3. Crouch and Mr. Stoneburner were selected to guide us through the year and to help us in any difficulties that we encountered. The class selected Howard Mansfield as President; George Smith, Vice President; Jane Ann Luz-zadder, Secretary; and Richard Zelasko, Treasurer. HI Donna Ueisner and James hring were chosen student council members. To cet better acquainted and to renew old friendships, the first party was a hayride held early in October. The girls of the class, known as Charmettes, with Irene Gadacz as President held .any interesting meet'-n-s during the year. Many bought, blue and gray jackets with an insignia of the club across the back. To increase our treasury a skating party was held at the Palladium Skating Rink at Michigan City. It was not only a money making scheme but, also turned out to be a great deal of fun. Our magazine drive in ’arch was exciting and helped to increase our treasury t o. poor First rows R. Benr.itt, S. Lindsey, R. V ildrick, D. . ini, . . Vermillion, J. Szmanda. ,• ond row: R. Goraczeuski, M. Chandonia, D. Barker, A. Johnson, C. Gyorgyi, I?. Schrader, R. Cli r. Third row: R. Stockton, J. Shaw, A, Dean, M, Morgan, V. ..dnson, 3, Ernsberger, R. Bickel, P. Roush, E. Lucykowski. Fourth row: L. Smith, ... Fernald, G. Cremer, R. V ordinger, Don Glon, R. Ray, R. Clap;, K. Stroup. Lower First row: B. Boyer, G. Glassraan, J. McPherson, R. Roche, M. Anderson, J. Gunn, D. Zelasko. Second row: R. Lach, R. Blac :, H. Spitz, A. Kc'Jilliams, . . Warner, II. Kel.ley, H. Dudeck, K. Kratz. Third row: £• Cronkhite, C. Wykoff, D. Spriggs, Haag, S. Clark, D. Deal, P. Bates, P. Dudeck. Fourth row: R. Chizar, B. Stayback, E. Eckert, J. Pagel, R. Jones, D. Kovach, J. Eitsos, R. Kelley. Mrs. M. Ekstrom Mr. L. Greenwalt CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Shirley Ernsberger VICE PRESIDENT - Bob Ray SECRETARY - Dan Kovach TREASURER - Jim Nitsos STUDENT COUNCIL - Shirley Ernsberger, Julia McPherson Harvey Brown There are 68 freshmen this year, 36 girls and 32 boys. Our sponsors are Mrs. Carl Ekstrom and Mr. Leon Greenwalt. We started the year off by having a class party which was a hayride and picnic at Bickle’s woods. On December 22, we sponsored a Mistletoe Dance. Everyone had a swell time dancing to music by Paul Futa's Orchestra. We were proud to have three Freshmen boys make the basketball team. They are as follows: Dick Jones, Harvey Brown, and Richard Goraczewski. The girls have a homeroom club called the F.G.C. Speakers we enjoyed for our meetings were Mr. Stoneburner, Mr. Grimes, Norma Ray, and Chuck Zopf. The F.G.C. had a theatre party in April to which everyone brought a favorite friend. The class is unusually music-minded, and talent is evident since several of them have won high honors in contests. Expecially noteworthy are: Jack Shaw, Peggy Roush, Carole Sue Gyorgyi, Nancy Kelley, Dorothy Barker, Rae Ellen Bickel, Bob Clapp, Mary Haag, and Paul Spriggs. J T? Upper First Row: I . ..iesner, i . ft’iesner, 3. Stephens, . Kolacz, McPherson, I . Josv iak, Modjeska, ... Shimmel. Second Row: ?. Richardson, Y. Anderson, L. Remold, Xeldsen, A. Simpson, ... Flatt, P. Swartz, V. Sarber, rluespert, A. Bowker. Third Row: II. Pihl, J. Glon, N. Rzepka, ?.!. Yeiss, Pickle, H. Ciociolka, J. Davis, 0. Hill, R. .Vinebrenner, ••031 . Lower First Row: II. Ray, K, Feltz, C. Olszewski, . . .alter, B. Wittenberg, D. Coglianese, L. Adnson, J. -trc id, J. .Vinslett, N, Kooten. Second Row: R. Kickersori, C. J. Jankowski, s, K. Cooper, . , . .. • n, H. ''.ice!:, . Gordon. Third Row: . Jankowski, L. Clark, E. Rink, J. C'Eanion, • • h, C. ii t , • . Traxler. First row: L. Tap pan, A. Micek, R. Cotter, D. Bunton, ?. Shippy, N. Graves, J. Rodgers, M. liooton Second Row: R. Micek, R. Derrick, 1. Gubics, J. Sandmeier, N. Parsons, G. Brannan, D. Gregory, N. Ehrich, D. Spriggs, G. Edmonds. Third row: K. Bartmess, E. Golden, R. Golden, J. Dudeck, W. Anderson, J. Miller, L. KcCay, D. Ehrich, S. Milcherska, M. Stutsman. Fourth row: R. Otolski, M. Cotter, C. Moffitt, V. Czajkowski, M. Glon, C. Zv imer, J. Degler, L. No-wicki, D. Kopala. First row: J. Clendenen, A. Ekstrom, F. Bre- land, J. Kuspa, H. Headley, S. Hassinger, S. Tuttle, M. Mathis, N. Clark, C. Adnson, P. Vosburgh. Second row: T. Kulwicki, D. Massey, F. Buck, F. Proud, M« Baird, D. Driscoll, C, Johnson, D. Jazinski, L. Clark, R. Whittenburg, R. Sim son. Third row: S. Luzadder, C. Madura, R. Garab, M. Bennitt, P. Anderson, E. Stombaugh, R. Faltyn-ski, J. Hope, C. Tucker, G. Graves, P. Snodgrass. Fourth row: C. Bennitt, R Madura, J. Binga- man, D. Tolman, M. Smith, R. Zielinski, C. Kring, C, Sebasty, D. Kulwicki. Mrs. B. Luther First row: M. Browne, D. Danielson, P. Clark, E. Stone, P. Rush, R. Rodgers. Second row: M. Shankland, C. Kopala, S. Sarber, M. Kleine, M. Golden, J. Gramm, M. Robinson, B. Feltz, I. Lant. Third row: J. Otolski, B. Eberhart, L. Olszewski, L. Niespodziany, J, Tashijan, L. Dobrzykowski, M. Gu-bics, D. Hill, N. Anderson, L. Tarr, D. Wilson, Fourth row: E, Urobleski, L, Keldsen, F. Davis, W, Wolfe, D. Kafka, D, Hatten, J, Golupski, S. Elkins, D. Smith, R. Slott. First row: N. Simpson, J. Mason, F. Retter, C. James, J, Buck, W. Shankland, J. Danielson, C. Whitten, G. Gunter, D. Proud, R. Baird, R. Cod-dens, M. Zelasko. Second row: V . Bigaman, C. DeMeyer, D. Price, G. Kuspa, G. V ieland, H. Wieland, T. Dobrzykowski, C. Kopalo, H. Berland, J. Vida, C. Kafka, T. Golup-sld. Third row: E. Keller, R. Wert, W. Schuler, B. Micek, G. Knitta, J. Fisher, J Sandmeier, C Brummitt, A. Suit, L. Gordon, J, Anderson. (Absent when taken: E. Jedrzyewski) First row: A, Bennitt, P. Clendenen, A. Hostetler, M. Eberhart, M. Lant, B. '. iltfong, R. Ka . M sey, D. Ray, E. Zelasko, R. Rodgers. Second row: M. Keller, N. Moffitt, V. Kmitta, B. Flory, N. West, A. Elkins, J. Ray, M. Cooreman, P. Co-oreman, E. Bennitt, T. Davis. Third row: L. Chizar, F. Faltynski, A. Hensell, D. Hill, P. Goverinski, 0. O'Banion, Eve 13 .. 'oz- niak, T. Crouch, G. Levis, T. Madura. First rows J. Freel, J. Proud, J. Zakrov ski, R. Dudeck, E. Van Lue, T. Danielson, A. Horvath; R. James, K. Coddens, N. Lant. Second row: G. Keller, J. Hell, J. Bingaman, E. Olszewski, J, Raabe, J. Miller, B. Bartmess, D. Davis, L. Golupski, R. Smith. Third row: J. Brugh, B. Walbert, L. O'Banior., B. Gregory, J. Spriggs, J. Ekstrom, C. Kush, 0. Wilcox, P. Hensell, T. Tolmen. First row: C. Hooten, R. Kern, K. Proud, J. Vos- burg, A. Keldsen, J. Ebersole, E. Trudzinski, S. Smith, G. Phillips. Second row: C. Davis, L. Davis, J. Bunton, D. Mi- cek, G. Eveleigh, A. Suit, C. Roloff, F. O'Laughlin, K. Gondek, R. Boken. Third row: R. Harper, T. Cooreman, L. 'Wert, T. Wrobleski, L. O'Banion, J. Gelow, D. Bingaman, R. Massey, H. Haugh. (Absent when taken) D. Landuyt, K. Zelasko. Mrs. E. DeMarco carlisl: HUDSO LYDIC CONCERT BAND The senior band is a school and community orranization performinr at mo3t community activities. It leacs the annual decoration day parade and rive3 free concerts durlnc the summer months. It enters annual sprln festivals, wlnninr hirh honors. Officers President - Jane Ann Luzadder V. President - Shirley Kleine Secretary - John Zdankus The following students participated in the annual solo and ensemble contest: o John Zdankus Maurice Tuttle Albert Eckert ■ V yburn Osborn Shirley Kleine Catherine V olff Leslie Seba3ty Mary Jane Hotter Rorer Drennon Duane Tuttle Jane Ann Luzadder •: Zrmarene Headley Nancy Tender Enid Eckert Paul Sprites � Carol Sue Gyorryi Nancy Kelley Rae Ellen Bickel Perry Roush Jack Shaw Rosemary Snodrra33 Dick Jones Janet DeBates Sherry Harley Roxie Roush Dorothy Zdankus Ruthie Gelov Norma Hooton Marilyn Mathis ■ Myrna Gay Stutsman Those -tarred placed first in 3clo3 ensembles. SOFTBALL Under the direction of our coach, Mr. Stone-burner, our tean had a fairly successful season. They finished the year with two win3 and four losses. The tean will lose some seniors, but car look forward to a good season next fall, becaus of the excellent caliber of the junior players, Much of the team’s success was due to t ie pitching of Dick Jones and the running of Civ sic Zopf, Dave Stickler, and Ted Taelnan; and to F ?-vey Brown1s heavy batting. BASKETBALL The Tiger team coached by Harry Stoneburner displayed much power and improvement this year by finishing the season with a $0% average giving them a final record of nine wins and nine losses. There were three Senior regulars on the Varsity squad: Dick McCay, Charles Zopf, Ben Stopczynski. These boys share the honors of being the three top scorers of the season. Other members of the squad were F. Zielinski, S. Clark, L. Sobasty of the Junior class, T. Taelnan, D. Stickler of the Sophomore class, and D. Jones of the Freshman class. TRACK New Carlisle High School is proud of its very good track team the past years. During the last five years the teams coached by O.A. Shaw have won five County Championships consecutively and have won the Lakeville Relays four times. Coach Shaw’s team is expected to win the County Track meet again this year. We were fortunate in losing only three major letter winners by graduation; they were Jim Agness, Russ Flatt, and Mark Hooton. Returning lettermen are Bill McPherson, Chuck Zopf, Stanley Retter, Ralph Wiggins, Ben Stopczynski, Bill Flatt, Stuart Clark, and Ted Taelnan. Manager; H. Charles, T. ' D. Stickler, D. Niedbalski, C. Zopf, F, Zielinski, . MacMillan, B. Sto-'czcynski, R. McCay, L. Sebasty, J. Stooczcynski, J. Anderson, 3.Clark, Coach; H. Stoneburnrr Row 1 R. Goraczewski, H. Brown, R. Jones, H. Mansfield, J. Kring, R. Zelrsko. Row 2 Manager: C. Glassman, J. Stopczynski, J. Anderson, D. 7- , yV a team's it rt n r-4 W The Seniors will join the Alumni the evening of May 20, the night of the banquet. The same as all other graduating classes have done since the school v a3 organised. Last year the following officers were elected to guide this fine Alumni organisation. Chester Jones Carr Rodrers Eleanor Do Marco Dolores Saylor Jim Agno3s President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Fifth member The Annual Dance and Banquet held every year at the llew Carlisle High School, will be held this year on May 20, 1950. La3t year'3 dance and feed 'turned out to be the birgest over to be held. The members and their guests danced to the music of Bobbie Lewis and his orchestra. The music was moody; the ballroom was dark; and everybody enj -ed the big affair. For the first tine in the history of New Carlisle High School the Alumni met the Hirh School Varsity on the gym floor. The game was one of the most highly contested games of the year, but the Alumni won thirty-four to thirty-two in a real thriller. Cla3s o MERCHANTS’PAGE The following merchants hare helped tc give you this yearbook below cost. They deserve your good will and our thanks. 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