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

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INSTRUCTORS, ADVISERS, AND FRIENDS MARTHA HOLADAY, Co-Spon- sor F.T.A.; Second Grade. MARJORY HOLTSCLAW, Spon- sor, Seventh; Junior Red Cross; Art. A.T. MARVEL, Vocational Agri- culture. ; DOROTHY PENICK, Third Grade. DARLE PFEIFFER, Sponsor, Junior; Mathematics. WALLACE SACKS, Sponsor, Seventh; Hi-Y; Shop. ORRIN SHAW, Ass't Principal; Commerce. HARRY STONEBURNER, Spon- sor, Student Council; Sopho- more; Coach; Phy. Ed,; Drivers Training. LE ROY STUTSMAN, Sponsor, Seniors; Visual Aids; Social Stu- ies. ALTA MAE TAYLOR, Third Grade. BARTLETTE TAYLOR, First Grade. MAGADELENA TAYLOR, First Grade. MILLARD TAYLOR, Sponsor, Eighth; Social Studies; English. WILHELMINA TROEGER, Lib- rarian; Sponsor,Senior; F.T.A.; Library Club; Yearbook Advi- sor; English. LALA WATSON, Fifth Grade. MARILYN WINTZ, Second Grade. R.O. WILLIAMS, Sponsor, Soph- omore; History; English. RUTH YEAGER, Sponsor, Nur- se's Club; Junior Play Director; English. Sponsored by Yoku Luzadder, 7.0. Yew Cartiole 4

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The dignified seniors anxiously a- waiting The Big Moment,” W., Bisel, D. Lewis, R. Kulwicki, A. Martin, D, Tolmen, D. Coddens, For some our life at N. C. H. S. began way back in the first grade; for others it began back in 1950, and for a few, last year. Whenever it began though, makes no difference. We enjoyed watching the baseball and basketball games, seeing the class plays, reading the Tattler; and finally we took part in all school activities. At the beginning of this school year, many ofus were sad for we real- ized that this was the last--the last baseball game, the last Christmas program, the last tournament, and the last prom.--We began making plans. First, we had our class meeting for election of officers.--We made ap- pointments for senior pictures, planned the Olive Branch; gave the play, The Campbells are Coming, and took our lessons seriously,for some of us excelled in scholarship. As seniors, we thought we knewitall. We had not only earned 32 cred- its, getting much of our knowledge from books, but we had also learned a lot outside of books, too. As we marched down the aisle at graduation to the tune of ''Pomp and Circumstance,!'! we realized that our wonderful four years of high school had come to a close.