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

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The Student Has A Row 1: Sharon Rodgers, Phyllis Clark, Patsy Hughes, June Robinson, Jean Finney, Shirley Mann, Marilyn Hoover. Row 2: Miss Helen Shadle, Joyce Lane, Linda Wiggins, Nancy Halassy, Judy Shepherd, Joan Yuhouse, Sharon Holston, Janice Gramm, Beatrice Sisco, Beverly Feltz. Row 3: Mary Doyle, Betty Doyle, Linda Mroz, Mary Ann Golden, Lloyd Dopieralski, Caroline Hunn, Marilyn Robinson, Carmen Teas. Row 4; Arthur Williams, John Michalski, Louis Berzai, James Ruether, Herbert Sones, Dick Taylor. Row 1: Sharon Tuttle, Jackie Budney, Patricia Shippy, Eileen Stephens, Nancy Ray, Bonnie Anderson, Karel Cooper, Norma Hooton, Helen Headley, Shari Dankert, Sharon Stringer, Delores Mrozinski. Row 2: Miss Helen Shadle, Judy Clendenen, Patricia Snodgrass, Lucille Carlson, Patricia Swartz, Patricia West, Merlin Doba, Larry Lasch, Joseph Hunn, Wesley Bromley, Bob Kizer, Max Thompson, Evelyn Golden, Katie Schindler, Patricia Milliken. Row 3: Clara Smith, Nancy Clark, Joan Mark, Karen Hoke, Charles Gregory, Charles Kring, Gary Smous, Lynn Tappan, Mac Baird, John Glon, James Gentry, Donna Bickel, Carolyn Madura, Frances Thompson. Row 4: Lila Himes, Rosalie Garab, Patricia Lavengood, Eleanor Hampshire, Dick Coglianese, Fred Smous, James Dudeck, Charles Moffitt, Richard Zielinski, Virgil Meis- ner, Harry Tolmen, Dan Milliken, Beverly Rink, Kaye Stevens, Marilyn Cotter. Sponsored by “Jaylor's Groceny—25 years tn business — Yew Carlisle 18

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reso OMe Veo: Working together as a team, the yearbook staff and theiradviser, Mrs. Wilhelmina Troeger, burned the mid- night oil” many times for their goal -- a perfect year- book. The first steps were the drives -- subscription and advertisements. But the group had just begun to fight. There were layouts to be planned, copy to be written and checked, pictures to be taken, and the worry of it all -- deadlines to meet! With A Stage as the theme, the staff finished their product and proudly presented it to their subscribers at the Autograph Dance in May. Typing for the yearbook seems to require serious thought from these girls. Everybody looks pleased at the sight of money coming into the ull. It seems the yearbook has turned into a bit ot a problem to the editors! : Sponsored by the Handy Super Market, |

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Senior Choir The Senior Choir, accompanied by Norma Hooton, started its active season under a new director, Miss Helen Shadle. The first semester was spent in developing good techniques, such as, sight reading, tone placement, and dynamics. The choir's high - light performances for the year were the annual Solo and Ensemble contest, which was held at New Carlisle, the annual district and state contests, the Fall and Spring Concerts, the Christmas program, and the Baccalaureate service. Part In Music me: Spams anit “dint Sek igce fata pela The Teenettes have won a number of amateur singing contests, such as, the Harvest Festival amateur show, the Galien talent show, and the Morris B. Sachs’ Amateur Hour; they also sang at Purdue University. They are Norma Hooton, Marilyn Hoover, and Carmen Teas, To entertain others as well as themselves, the Octette practiced often! They partici- pated as an ensemble at the Solo Contest in February and atschool and community social groups. Miss Shadle sponsored this group. The Six Sharps, Norma Hooton, Bonnie Anderson, Eleanor Hampshire, Patty West, Patty Swartz, and Ruth Gelow, sponsored by Mrs. L. A. Lewis, entertained at the 1954 Sponsored by feans Flower and Gift Shot, Neu Cartisle