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

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Remember the first few weeks of school--the excitement and confusion? Then, of course, the football season, the county tourney, the prom. You could never forget the seniors; they're unforgettable. And too, the teachers always are a part of school mem- ories. Oh! We mustn't leave out the activities, spring sports, clubs, plays, and com- mencement; they're all here. As you glance through this, your Olive Branch of 1957, may you relive the good times and important events that have kept the past year as full of pep and zest as the rousing reply, No one could be prouder. 2

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Advice concerning a personal problem, solution to a class mix-up and explanations to questions that demand a thoughtful answer--these and many more we receive from our faculty, who guide us through the memorable years of school. Following many hours of their pain-staking guidance, patience, work, and inspiration, we attain suc- cess in innumerable ways. After success or perfection has been reached, the teacher is the quickest to praise a student's accomplishments when praise is due. We accept the views of our administration and maybe occasionally criticize their ideas, but always we learn something unknown before. The best teachers not only teach us factual information, but they also teach us to think. Our teachers bring to class their keen interest, wide knowledge, and enthusiasm which they impart to us. For all these things which our dedicated faculty have put forth, in order that we might benefit, not only during our school years but in the years to come—we wish to thank them.