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

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RALPH WHITTENBURG His friends are many; his foes are there any? FRANK WIESNER If school is liberty, give me death. MERIEM WOLFF To talk is one thing; to say something is another. JAMES ZAKROWSKI If there isn't a circus, start one yourself. RICHARD ZIELINSKI They say he was once caught studying. S utten,-Settlors Kay Milliken Howard Shanebrook Edward Zarembka

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CAROL SHUPE School will keep, whether I'm there or not. ROBERT SIMPSON I stand on the brink of a great career Will somebody please push me off? GARY SMOUS His words are few, but his friends are many. PATRICIA SNODGRASS Shy? No, not acquainted. JOY STEPHANSEN She is always ready with a smile. ELDEAN STOMBAUGH Blushes may come and blushes may go, but freckles hand on forever. MAX THOMPSON As a pal, he is simply grand and he's the leader oi the band. HARRY TOLMEN He knows that football isn't the only place a good line is needed. CHARMAINE TUCKER Gifted with lots of brains and loads of personality., all who know her admire her. SHARON TUTTLE Only weeds grow tall. JOAN VERMILLION Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. LA VON WELDON Said she with a sigh, Life is so short and so am I.

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 O tcvui MARY ANN GOLDEN........PRES. JIM FARKAS.............V-PRES. CAROLYN HUNN...........SEC GEORGE SCHOENING.......TREAS. Class rings, the prom, and the junior play added up to mean only one thing—a successful junior year. It was during this past junior year that we began to feel the responsibilities that lay before us. We realized the importance of school in our lives. We also realized the importance of a social life. The classes and clubs in which we have participated this year have well prepared us for what awaits us when we return as seniors. What headachs planning the prom gives us.