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

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WHAT’S COOKIN’? Appetites are their business, and the students at N. C. appreciate the expertness this kitchen staff uses each day to prepare the cafeteria lunches which sell for 25 cents. Shown here are Mrs. Berneice Klopfenstein, Mrs. Rodgers, -and Mrs. Shankland. DRIVING AND DELIVERING The wear and tear on the family car is eliminated by fifteen capable bus drivers delivering the 625 students at the school each morning at 8:20. Each afternoon the students are safely returned to their homes. The bus drivers also are available for field trips. Shown in the picture areC. Szczypior- ski, S. Ness, H.Cauffman, L. Stutsman, J. Mitchell, C. Walker, P. Runnels, E. Kmitta, S. Williams, T. Bartmess, D. Brugh, A. Laureys, C. Bartmess, E. Wilkinson, and A. Tuhalski. CUSTODIAL SERVICE Maintenance miracles--clean halls, swept floors, regulated heat, building ready day or night - -may be attributed to the janitors who are never so busy but that they can take time out to help others. Shown here are Mr. Louis Proud and Mr. Elmer Jefferies washing windows and repairing a child's shoe all at the same time. SfiAKt ietC 7kcU zh z 29

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FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE First Row: J. Wiedlin, D. Wiedlin, P. Clendenen, L. Lung, J. Rodgers, M. Jarvey, T. Zakrowski, C. Cronk- hite, S. Campo, R. Rodgers. Second Row: J. Furiani, M. Lee, M. Keller, B. VViltfong, H. Sisco, J. Gorney, N. Moffitt.J. Ray, J. Rodgers, A. Bennett, E. Zelasko. Third Row: F. Hopkins, B. Staggo, T. Crouch, M. Hatter, M. Conemen, M. Eberhart, B. Shankland, S. Carter, T. Davis, B. Baird. Top Row: Mrs. Fisher, P. Cooreman, E. Sheppard, M. Belle, A. Hensell, M. Davis, V. Kmitta.S. O'Blenis. R. Braysck, P. Govern- ski, A. Elkins, A. Weinsnik. First Row: S. Collins, E. Berzai, B. Starkweather, D. Miller, E. Mackowski, J. Mason, R.Coddens, R. Broda, M. Zelasko, D. Milcoff. Second Row: Mr. Bond, J. Anderson, G. Dudeck, D. Price. N. Simpson, S. Budny, G. DeMeyer, D. Proud, E. Keller, G. Kuspa. Third Row: W. Bingaman.J. Fry,W. Schuler, T. Dabakow- ski, B. Micek, C. Brummitt, J. Vida, B. Gulnac. C. Whitten, H. Weiland, G. Weiland. Top Row: L. Fisher, J. Fisher, N. Ciesiolka.L. Gordon, R. O’Blenis, L. Wilcox, G. Roloff, V. Butcher, R. Ritter, D.Daba- kowski. FIFTH AND SIXTH COMBINATION First Row: J. Dies, M. Campo, D. Massey, R. Kalpon, D. Dobizyowski, L. Lauer, M. Campo. Second Row: Mrs. Watson, J. Fry, A. Hostettler, D. Ray.F. Madura, N. West, L. Chizar, S. Cobb. Third Row: E. Bennitt. C. James, M. Mills, B. Imudski, F. Retter, D. Eveleigh, C. Kopola. Top Row: B. Flory, G. Lewis, R. Wert, D. Hough, C. Kafka, A. Sultz, E. Jedrzewski. ziOu% z i Salvage. 'Tteiv ( cuiltdlc 28

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HER VOCATIONAL TRAINING STUDENTS LEARN HOW TO WORK IN OFFICES AND ON FARMS Future teacher Nancy Mills gets an enthusiastic response from the First Grade. Future draftsmen work on plans for a bam. Besides these plans boys in the Shop department draw sketches for their projects, order their materials, and then start work. Future office worker must be able to earn a living so business students may take one year of typing, short- hand, and bookkeeping. 30 SfrOK4 l€ C faf Dx. 'p'UlKCt Stupel, Ttcov Vllt4lc