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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

O'1 % 3' y v K o' Tu w v v ’e 0: ? ■■ g£ A A f V THE OLIVE BRANCH Qxilko. oj . o« ujb . Q� oSJ Sl o ySl • vJ) CVaA (±m v iT HIGH SCHOOL Y1 ' TlOA A. . CARLISLE, INDIANAN iSU. £ a_ 1959 £w:_s ODE TO THE I can’t express in words of man The things I feel inside How much I really like this school Just why I beam with pride. But I've sure tried to write a poem To try and make you see That every kid within this class Means a lot to me. Harold or Gerald - which one will it be? Whichever you take there’s another like he. On Caroline Kafka's label you will read: Take this if a friend you need. Ask me no questions. I'll tell you no lie Donald Milcoff is a real nice guy. Rudy is someone you can't accuse Of doing anything but trying to amuse. Carol Barker is really sweet And what’s more she’s always neat. Bill Bingaman is the best of guys, He’s loads of fun and very wise. Tho' Ross Broda is the shrimp of our clan It make him no lesser a maiL t On top oi pic on Went Gloria Roloff-Gee! but she's nice Bob Griffith is a football fan For New Carlisle he take his stand. Thro ILfe's dim shadows, and a rough mile Evelyn Kajowski still can smile. With a gay disposition and a face that's so sweet Jean Ferris Just cannot be beat Carolyn Brummitt is | There aren’t any doubts that she won’t pass. George Kuspa, Ben Bromley'and Butch O’Shea Make New Carlisle what fffftoday! Fourth hour English Jim Sanders adores But we’re afraid some kids he bores. Steve Toth's right arm is awful stiff Was it from a fall or aw! What’s the diff? John Romano, Judy Sailer and along with Lyle Are kids you hardly see without a big smile! Howard Silberman, George Stanton and our friend Russell Got thru high school without flinching a muscle. A quiet girl, but just the same Carolyn Fitz is a well-known name. In our class is Doris Darland Who is even nicer than Judy Garland. With fire in her heart and a head the same Christine Klodinski is a Romeo's fame. I Davis is assmart as she can be After school is over and done Beity Kinyon plans to have fun. Theresa Dobrykowski is as smart as fire . Tile kind of gal that you'll admire. Planting the wheat and plowing the ground Gerald Laurey's can be found. Dum, Dum. Dum, Look at Lee McCrum Blonde hair, blue eyes, characteristics of the wise. There is a guy named Richard Hale Now he is what you call a male. Nancy and Linda - new twms this year We d like to say- we’re glad you’re here. 2 Mary Campo is always so merry And not the least bit contrary. CLASS OF ’59 Carol Mendenhall is 3 model of tufuti •r personality has a sense of sweetn Jerry Stockton and Donald Are nice kids to l c frientlh lire, wfmt's thl world coining to' Without George Rlcltak what on earth would We do? Jack Danielson. Joyce Dc Grootc and John Hemingc. Make life .1 real joy-less hand to endure. John Mason isn't a difficult boy actions. ML' ideals we all can enjoy. . a foe ;o none e ) «1 Woijji of fun Horn so iiuioceiit. raised die ai Wits ol course Marlene's her nain Marilyn Deal is a real cool'h And of her We lute to be'rid Bat Holstoti and I.arry Mushes are two of our gang Out of the!: actions we sure geii bang. Pd JcdfJSjewski is a semert t But. boyl It sure was rrisvk. _ , I P Twelve a«j hard-for some rhey' jyMIfcke'y is glad this is the fast one oHt In the life ol Alice Lewis there is jus rone thing Jerry Moore with a wedding ring. Lillian Malm and Arnold Mann 1 t-lei' give 'em a hand! Mane and Margaret ate the Morgan gab They're the knida kid to have for pals. e very nne ita ne 01 Karen Leason b almost as famous as Jackie GJca?on. Elcauore Malec and Laurea La free the kind of for you and me. Fiihers -bo til J Wli ••Popul, Judy and Larry classmates and always merry. made Mary Toth, Me musta' said, ilty can’t go to her head. With us again for another whole year Bruce Jarvie will graduate -just never you Popularity must be her name Cause Carol Mojeska «-ure got fame. Ann Peterson is as small a.- rbj But she could be fat and jm.ia We all know Theresa Proti We also know for fame 4jd's destine.. A class ol laughter-a cla� ot’iun Just let's you know IhufrTUlltf.VfSc one. W;e tling hard lot our dear old team Bfjl Mojsman a rig j feam. Our class proxy's and president too Nam Simpson is the gat for you. 3 Table of Contents Administration. 5 Seniors........ II Underclassmen 25 Elementary ... 43 Sports......... 61 Activities..... 75 Advertising ..III J STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Doris Darland Theresa Dobrzykowski Carolyn Brummitt Advisor Max E. Hoag ADMINISTRATORS i Mrs. DODD and Mre. WATSON Secretaries Mr. WILSON T rustcc Our administration has many duties including general office manage- ment. charge of vocational co-ordination, and others. One that must not be forgotten is discipline and keeping the students in line. Many problems face these people. Advice to personal problems, solu- tions to class mix-ups and the thoughtfully answered questions brought to them. From their guidance, patience, inspiration and the enthusiasm they bring to class, then and only then can we gain interest and success in later life. For all their efforts, we wish to thank them. 6 Mr. STONEBURNER Principal Mr. SHAW Ass't. Principal Mrs. EKSTROM 7 Mrs. BARNETT Miss BOICEG RAIN Mr. CALHOUN THIS IS THE LIFE OF THE FACULTY Mr. APPLE Mrs. CROUCH Mr. F1KE Mr. KANE Mrs. LYNCH Mr. LYNCH Mr. GAMBLE Mr. HAAG Mr. HANS Mrs. HAYCOCK Miss HODSON Mr. ISAACS Mr. MATHEWS Mrs. MATHEWS Mrs. MYERS Mr. PFEIFER Miss RALSTON Mr. ROBINSON Mr. STOTTS Mr. STUTSMAN Mr. TAYLOR Mr. THOM AN Mr. VARGO Miss WATSON 10 Mr. ZIELANSKI Mrs. Z1CLER SENIOR OFFICERS President--Nancy Simpson, Vice-President--Butch O'Shea, Secretary--Richard Hale, Treasurer--John Mason As we look back on the twelve years we have just completed, we realized the importance and interest they have held for us. We say they were important because if we have used these years to our advantage, we will be more capable of facing the next step which is making our life a success Our future depends greatly on what we have gained from these years. Our school life was interesting, too. We entered high school, attended ball games, and purchased our class rings. This last year held our most exciting event--being fitted for caps and gowns. All of these activities contributed to our school life. As we leave, we have only one request--that is. that the seniors to come will grow to understand that their senior year is not the end. but only a part of the beginning. 12 RUDY ADAMS Rudy Academic ROSS BRODA Ross Vocational WILLIAM BINGAMAN Bill Academic CAROLYN BRUMMITT Carolyn Academic CAROL BARKER Jo Commercial BENNY BROMLEY Benny Academic CAROLYN BRYANT Sue 13 Vocational MARY CAMPO Marge Commercial JACK DANIELSON Jack Academic MARILYN DEAL Marilyn Commercial JEAN FERRIS Jean Commercial 14 GEORGE FILCHAK George Academic JUDITH FISHER Judy Academic BOB GRIFFITH Bob Academic CAROLYN FITZ Carolyn Commercial JOHN HEMINGER John Academic LARRY FISHER Larry Academic RICHARD HALE Rich Academic THOMAS HOLCOMBE Tom Vocational PATRICIA HOLSTON 15 Pat Vocational 1 LARRY HUGHES Larry Science CAROLINE KAFKA Caroline Commercial il CHRISTINE KLODZINSKI Chris Academic EDWARD JEDRZEJEWSKI „ Ed- Vocational BETTY KINYON Betty Vocational CHARLES JAMES Charles Academic CONDO KESSLER Butch Academic MARLENE KM ITTA Marlene Vocational WALTER KNOBLOCK Frank” Mathematics LAUREA LaFREE Laurea Academic GEORCE KUSPA George Vocational KAREN LEASON Karen Commercial MARY EVELYN KUJAWSKI Evelyn Academic GERARD LAUREYS Gcraid Vocational ALICE LEWIS Alice Commercial 17 ESTHER MACKOWSK1 Esther Commercial TERRILL MacMILLIAN Terry Academic ARNOLD MANN Ace Vocational LILLIAN MALM Lillian Commercial CAROL MENDENHALL Carol Commercial ELEA NO RE MALEC Ellie Commercial JOHN MASON John Academic DONALD MILCOFF Don Vocational 18 DONNA MILLER Donnie Academic MAUDE MILLER Maude Commercial MARIE MORGAN Marie Commercial MARGARET MORCAN Maggie Academic RONALD McCRUM Lee Academic MYRNA MILLER Myma Commercial Academic LINDA McGINLEY Lyn 19 Commercial NANCY McCINLEY Nan Commercial michael McMillan Mickey Vocational ALBERT OSTERTAC Bruce Academic FRANK O'SHEA Butch Academic ANN PETERSON Ann Commercial WARREN OSBORN Doc Academic FRANCES PANOS Cookie Commercial RANDALL POWERS Randy Academic 20 THRESA PREST IN Tessy Commercial DARLENE RADAKOVICH Dec Commercial JOHN ROMANO John Vocational CARL SEBASTY Carl Vocational GLORLA ROLOFF Gloria Commercial JAMES SANDERS Jim Academic CERALD RAJSK1 Gerald Commercial JUDY SAILER Judy Commercial HOWARD SILBERMAN 2i Howard Academic NANCY SIMPSON Nan Commercial JERRY STOCKTON Jerry Academic MARY TOTH Mary Commercial 22 STEVE TOTH Steve Vocational LORETTA WILCOX Loretta Commercial MARY ANN ZELASKO Mary Commercial 23 MOST JUNIOR OFFICERS President--Skip Budny, Vicc-President--George DeMeyer, Secretary--Kay Cooper, Treasurer--Marlene Cooreman I wonder if our class rings will ever get here!! 1 A familiar quote that was heart at the first of this year by many of us expecting our rings. The Thunderbird is the name of the ring and we think they are really sharp. Many things have taken place this year besides purchasing our class rings. Among them was the planning of the Junior-Senior Prom in honor of the seniors which was held at the Knights of Columbus. We also made money by sponsoring a cotton candy machine and a turkey raffle at the Hallo- ween Festival. We are all looking forward to the life of almighty seniors when we will order our caps and gowns, announcements, and all oilier important facsimiles. 26 John Anderson Elsie Bennitt Ann Bates Philip Bowker Edna Brown Skip Budny Lucille Charles Louie Chizar Kathy Chwalek Phil Clendcnen Rich Coddens Kay Cooper Marlene Cooreman Pat Cooreman Carol Corpe Nancy Coughlin Carolyn Cronkhite Tom Crouch Marvin Davis George DcMeyer Judy Dies Darlene Dobrzykowski Mike Eberhart Annalce Elkins Mike Engber Marilyn Enyert Nancy Estep Donna Eveleigh Janice Ewers Leonard Falk Barbara Flory Joe Corny Pat Goverinski Carolyn Crabarek Mike Grange Linda Greeman Gerri Gromski Rich Grzeszcyek Charlotte Gumm Judy Halassy Pat Hartman Mary Hayter Larry Heckman Laurel Hcminger Frank Hopkins 27 Margurcttc Imel Roy Imel George Jackson Bruce Jarvic Rita Jeffries Rich Kaplon Mildred Keller Carole King Sandy Kizcr Ron Koach Susie Kovach Judy Kraus Jo Ann Krishack Joan Laskowski John Laureys Barbara Lee Gene Lewis Mary Lowe Linda Lung Carol Lutes Diana MacMillan Max Manges Doug Massey Linda Masters Dennis Milliken Walter Mise Nancy Moffitt Bill McCarty Bert McDonnough Barb McAfee Sandy Nelson Bob Nusbaum David Peterson Kay Peterson Buddy Plech Judy Pierce Don Ray Janice Ray Linda Reece Franklin Retter John Rodgers Joe Romano Gene Rose Virginia Rusjkowski Danny Sauer 28 Jean Sexton Bill Shankland Jerry Short Roy Showalter Paul Sidosowicz Arlovva Singleton Harold Sisco Donna Smith Mary Sowers Andy Spitz Sam Stevens Mary Stubbs Dan Swartz Tom Szmanda Janice Solloway Judy Solloway Nancy Thompson Rosemary Todd Bob Traxler Cynthia Tuholski Eugene VanWanzeele June Vida Norma West Chuck Whitten Sharon Wigent Judy Wilborn Maureen Wilde Betty Wiltfong Albert Wozniak Sandy Wykoff Sharon Yohouse Tom Zakrowski Ed Zelasko 29 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President--John Ekstrom, Vice-President—Ted Wrobleski, Secretary--Connic Malec, Treasurer--Susie Halassy The sophomore year was a very rare one. At least that was what we thought. We were still considered junior leaguers but felt that we've risen enough from the fresh- man year to enjoy the privileges of being older and wiser. Our class was a good- sized one with one hundred and forty eight strong. Our class made a slew of that crisp green stuff this year with a very successful money-making magazine sales. We also sported our class Jackets which were black with orange letter outlined in white. As juniors next year we are looking forward to purchasing our class rings and also adding another rung in our four year high school ladder. 30 Sandy Baginski Sandy Baich Bob Baird Sharon Barnes Bonnie Bartmess Bill Bates Beth Billey David Bingaman Jane Bingaman Richard Blair P. Bokon Rudy Bokon Ralph Borysiak Bob Bromley Judy Bunton Sandy Campo Marquis Cooke Jerry Coon Tom Cooreman Mike Corbett Don Cornells Jackie Crowe Tom Danielson Larry Davis Nancy Davis Tom Davis Sandy DeMeyer Joyce Dies Sandy Dopieralski Bob Dudeck John Ekstrom Sandy Erick Georgeann Eveleigh Chuck Feasenhiser Joan Ferris Terry Folk George Fritsch Don Gamble John Gelow Linda Gillcan Dallas Glassbum Pat Glon Pat Golupski Nancy Gondek Bill Gregory 31 Karen Cromski Sally Halassy Susie Hallassy Ken Hale George Harding Judy Heminger Phil Hcnsell Donna Hcrdrich Karl Higgcnbotham Lee Hoggard Jim Hoover Allen Horvath Schuyler Hostetler Norman Huddleston Bob Hutson Bill Johanson Nancy Kalbcr Marjorie Keldsen George Keller Rita Kern Roger Kesler Don Kitchen Ron Kitchen George Knoblock Charles Krause Philip Kuss Charles LaFree Dennis Landuyt Roy Leonard Sandy Lews Ron Luchowski Vona Magley Connie Malec Judy Manuszak Russel Mars Ron Massey Herman Mcars Barb Melady Judie Mell Marjory Miller Connie Moffitt Carole Moore Karen Moraschi Sharon Moraschi Dennis Mossman Diana Mroz Julian Myers Lawrence O'Bannion Alice Ogorkiewicz Frances O'Laughlin Eugenia Olszewski Tamara Ostertag Steve Penny Gordon Peterson Carolyn Pierce Chuck Prestin Judy Raabe George Rajski Jo Ann Rajski Helen Rank Phil Reynolds Virginia Reynolds Shari Rife Kathy Riffcl Connie Roloff Joan Rose Dennis Rozmarynowski Bob Rubeck Bob Ruszhowski Bill Scherpereel Ed Siderits Rich Smith Jack Spriggs Sharon Starkweather Donna Stultz Amanda Suit Rose Szucs Ignatius Szymanowski David Thompson Dorothy Thorpe Bob Tierney Terry Tolmen Gene Trultn Mike VanHeesbeke Ed VanLue David Wagner Benny Walbert Ed Walters Gene Walker Lynne Whitler Ron Wigent Ruth Wiggins Bob Williams Tom Williams Dennis Wiseman Peggy Wright Ted Wrobleski John Zakrowski FRESHMAN OFFICERS Presidcnt--Tom Horvath, Vice-Prcsident--Ginger Fann, Secretary--Kathy Rajski, Treasurcr--Dick Horvath. Where is the English room? Which stairs is it up? These are a sample of the often-heard questions that have been asked by some of our 150 bewildered class members. Our life as freshmen in high school began with our electing officers to help us through this first hectic year. We've done our utmost to keep in line with our upper- classmen and to show that we held our own, we sponsored the cake raffle at the Halloween Festival. We were very fortu- nate in the fact that it was a great success. We are glad to say that we will be great sophomores next year and will be able to give the low freshman the same hard -time we endured! 34 Wayne Arnold Joyce Baginski Bob Bardusk Mary Bartels Mary Bartoszewioz Linda Bates Terry Bilski Mary Bodemuller Mary Bontrager Orville Brown Robert Brown Frank Burnett Charles Burrow Daniel Bryant Lorraine Carbiener Mike Carrol Lois Charles Mary Chavez Mouse Coddens Charles Colpitts Diana Coleman Betty Cooper Loraine Cooper Carol Cooreman Fred Cooreman Judy Cooreman Ron Comelis Carol Dabros Pat Danielson Connie Dankert Mildred Davis Jack DcCroote Gloria Dobrzykowski Terry Dodd Robert DuBois Sharon DuBois John Eckert Ned Ellis Dan Engber Ginger Fann Pat Farias Sharon Felty Darrell Flemming Ronald Flory Linda Fritsch Rose Gamble Gerald Geppert Dan Glassburn Art Grange Larry Grove Alice Hale Pat Hanson Marcia Hauser Freda Hayter Carolyn Hickman Allen Higginbotham Nancy Hildebrand John Holston Arnold Hooton Judy Hoover Nancy Horvath Richard Horvath Tom Horvath Tom Hostetler Fred Hubncr Joyce Hughes Richard Hunn James Jackson Joan Jackson Robert James Charlene Jozwiak Kathryn Kazmierzak Virginia Kmitta Karen Kom Ralph Kuespert Dorothy Kujawski Casimcr Kush Irene Kuspa Barbara Langley Cail Langsdorf Janice Lant Nancy Leonard Barbara Lewis Mary Ellen Light Harry McClaren Hazel McClaren Cecelia Macicjewski Betty Manning Dennis Mark with Mickey Masters James Maysc Jane Meyers Victor Milcoff Bill Millar Roland Myers Irene Neely Charles Odle Verna Odle William Palm Glcna Phillips George Pietrrak Judy Rajski Kathy Rajski Nancy Ray Barbara Reece Martha Robb Pat Rose Dennis Runkel Ronald Runkel Paul Runnels Mike Sebinas Paul Scbasty Phyllis Shaum Susan Shepherd Susan Shippy Judy Singleton Pat Slott Frances Smith Mary Ellen Smith Margaret Spitz Luann Stanton Ray Stanton Larry Starkweather Mary Jo Stockton Becky Stroup Diane Tarwacki Allen Taylor David Thompson Evelyn Toth Harold Traxler Cline Tucker Larry Tuttle Ronald VanGoeyc Bob Wegnerowski Charles White Dan Whitten Orville Wilcox Bob Wilson Charles Wiltfong Arlene Wrobleski Carol Wyant Richard Wykoff Randy Vanslangcr EIGHTH GRADE Bill Ankin Russell Barnes Barbara Benjamin Kathy Blake Jim Bodcmullcr Sandy Bowker Raymond Browne Johnny Brugh Lucien Campo George Casaday Russell Cauffman Reva Clark Carolyn Coddens Michael Cooper Leonard Crawford James Danielson Charles DcMeycr Grctchcn Downey Wally Driscoll Sandra Dmck Melvin Dzialak Donald Estep Ronald Estep Garry Fisher William Flinchum Frances Folk Gary Fosnight James Cion Robert Gouker De loris Goverinski Victoria Grabarck Carold Greathouse Nancy Gubics David Hancz Cornelius Hannewyk Charles Heinek Marilyn Heminger Maxwell Hcndcrshot Sharon Higgins Carol Hoover Janet Hope Ted Hope Nancy Isenberg Eugene Janski Gordon Johanson Robert Johnson Richard Jones Joseph Kazmierzak Anna Keller Harry Kolacz Marie Kopkowski John Keonard Barbara Mack Patricia Mann Carl Meyers Roger Milcoff Martha Miller Frank Modjcska Richard Murray Carolyn Nicodemus Ted Neispodzeany Elizabeth O'Laughlin Lynda Overmyer John Panos Mildred Proud Quentin Rainey Victor Ramirez Dan Riffcl David Riffel Sandra Rogers Richard Rubeck Susann Sanders Richard Schaub Thomas Schimmel Kathryn Schuler Carolyn Shaum Marolyn Shaum Edna Singleton Robert Smith Claudia Stoncbumer Larry Suit Robert Taylor Robert J. Taylor Linda Vosburgh Raymond Walbert George Walker Wilbert Ward Frances Wicncek Dorothy Wilkinson Edward Wilson Pamela Wykoff SEVENTH GRADE Bob Anderson Bob Ankin Shirley Ankin Bill Argabright Jim Barnes Rosemary Bcnnitt Catherine Bladecki Pamela Blair Shelia Brickcy Bcmadine Brown Matilyn Browne Ricky Budney Phyllis Bunton Lonnie Burnett Tracy Chambcrlinc Marcia Clendcnen Adelaide Edmonds Jim Falk Jeff Fisher Bonnie FI inchum Floyd Flinchum Dianne Fritsch Marcia Geiger Pat Ginter John Gomcy Bing Harding Lalla Harrell Elana Haytcr Pat Heminger Clark Henscll Jim Hicks Pat Higgins Larry Hogg art Sharon Hosteller Dale Hughes Susan Jcdrzewski Frank Keller Kathleen Kelley Mary Kelley David Knoblock John Krishak John Kush Mary Layman Richard Lewis Francis Lloyd Sharon Lutes Chris McCarty Steve McCombs Bonnie MeGawn Roberta McGuire Bobby MacMillan Tommy Mann Billy Masters Ruth Milcoff Lynn Murray Phyllis O'Banion Mike Ovcrmcycr Richard Piraccini Stephen Prcsncll Jerry Proud Susan Ray Edwin Reynolds Jim Rife Cale Robinson Ronald Rodgers Lynn Roesner Dennis Rogcre Barbara Roloff Jim Runnels June Runnels George Schuler Elizabeth Shaum Ronald Sims Charles Sisco Laura Smith Dick Sneed Lena Sowers Donna Starkweather Bill Starkweather John Stokes Diane Thomas John Traxlcr John Tuholski Bonnie Van Luc Barbara Whitten Kitty Wilde Pat Wilson Mike Wiltfong Nancy Wiltfong Bron Wolff Dean Wykoff Without these faithful men we would never make it to school. These are the girls who called us to the office many times during the year. Who said men are better cooks than women? HIGH SCHOOL STAFF men. What a mess our school would be without these 42 ELEMENTARY ADMINISTRATORS Elementary school--our first taste of this wonderful school life. Here we found our first friends and made our first enemies. Don’t we wish it was all that easy again. Our hats are off to these, our first teachers. What would we have done without them. They taught us rcadin , writin', 'n Arithmetic. They also punished us when we were bad and rewarded us when we were good. We wish to thank them whole-heartedly for their fine co-operation and guidance in our first steps through school. May they continue to do as a rewarding and wonderful a job in the future as they have done in the past. We bid a special thank you to the office staff for the work they so ably have carried on. They have had to handle the inside problems of running the school. Their duties arc innumerable and sometimes difficult to carry. A big thank you again for your help in keeping the place going. May you always carry on this work for us. 44 SIXTH GRADE Mr. Crane Mrs. Gamble Donna Austin Veronica Bartaszcwicz Elizabeth Bates Jim Bates Nancy Bautcrs Tommy Beall Darlene Bilinski Gary Bingaman Dale Borders Dale Broda Mike Boutin Linda Brasscur Patty Burrow Larry Cassaday Cathy Clapp Kathleen Clark Peggy Coddens Nancy Cooreman Clarence Darland Gerry Dodd Ronnie Dodd Neal Downey Francis Engel Kerry Gatlin Joyce Corny Eddie Gouker Rose Halassy Jeff Hampshire John Harrell Cynthia Hauser Steve Holt Ann Hooten Jean Hoover Kenny Kleinc Barbara Kolacz Mike Kring Larry Kulwicki Mary Kulwicki Sandra Kulwicki Larry Lant Peggy Lawson Ralph Lewis George Lloyd John Lloyd Gary McDonnough Kathy McGawn Frances McMullin Sally Mack Barbara March Ronnie Milcoff Jim Miller Sandra Miller Irene Moffitt Stanley Moore Virginia Mundinger Nancy Nicodcmus Claude Odlc Peter Oldham Karen Plumback Roy Presnell Pamela Proud Anthony Rajski Juan Ramirez Carol Robinson Julie Salzer Sharon Seales Danny Schaub Joan Schrader David Shepherd Darrell Shoue Teddy Shoue Sandra Slott Jimmy Smith David Stachowski Larry Truex Sandra Unrue Bobby Watson Mary Wilcox Wayne Williams Gayle Wilson Charles Wordard Margaret Zakrowski Floyd Zarobinski 46 Lloyd Zarobinski FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Crane Mrs. McMillian Jennie Amen Susan Bartmess Terrance Beall Robert Bodemullcr Ronald Bokon Hope Buell Michael Carroll Marsha Ccnkush Steven Chizar Bruce Clendenin Fred Coates Terri Davison Rickie Lee Dies Daniel Engel William Feltz Kathleen Galvas Thomas Cion James Golden Manuel Guitron Marsha Hansen Dora Mae Haytcr Ruth Holt Nancy Horvath Christine Jankowski Thomas Kaminski Patricia Kelley Shannon Knob lock Richard Kopkowski Patricia Kulwicki Patricia Kuspa Evelyn Laureys Bcmadinc Macias Gary Main Robert Manuszak Carol Martz Diamme McNutt Robert Mclady Robert Merlcy 47 Carol Miller Timothy Moffitt Ccrald Phillips Nancy Runnels Jay Salzer Dennis Scales Patricia Shields Sandra Shoff David Skaggs Robert Smith Joyce Starkweather William Stockton Charlene Stoncbumcr Ronald Swank Hugh Tipton Connie Vermillion Billy Walker Dianne Warner Peggy Watson Ronald Wilson Michaelcnc Wocjic Syliva Wroblcski Corrinc Wykoff Patricia Ziclewski FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Gay Mrs. Kempf Miss Kocnigshof Kay Albright Bill Austin Melanie Barnhart Gcrladinc Bautcrs Joseph Bealor Eileen Bladecki Nancy Blake Robert Boutin Claudia Carr Kenneth Clark Randall Clark Roger Clark 48 Jon Davis Sharon Dolph Henrietta Dzialak Mary Folk Terri Geiger Pat Golubski Roger Grove Beth Harding Larry Hartman Elizabeth Hauser Charlene Havlik Carol Headley Glen Hennen Louise Holt Robert Hooten Susan Horvath Dean Hughes Deana Hughes Helen Jcdrzcjcwski Patricia Jones Mary Keller Jerry King Ardith Klcine Linda Kulwicki James Kulwicki Robert Lant Ernie Laurcys Rebecca Lawson Patricia Lochric Kathy Mack Bonita Mackowski Ronald Mann Phyllis March Richard Markwith Craig McDonald James McGuire Virginia Meyers Clay Miller Garry Murray James Niespodziany Robert Palm Douglas Paul Donna Penny Garry Phillips John Pierce 49 Lynn Plumback Sandra Raabc Lucia Ramirez Dianne Roesner Daniel Ronwarski Virginia Russell Dennis Scbasty Michael Shcilds Ronald Shouc Kathryn Simpson Joseph Sipotz John Smith Ralph Smith Susan Smith Vickie Steed Hollis Toth Floyd VanLuc Raymond Van Lue Albert Van Wanzecle Kay Vollmer Jerry Walker Myron Ward Audrey Wilcox Gregory Williams Earl Woodard Gloria Wordinger Beverly Zarcmbka THIRD GRADE Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Hoover Mrs. Pcnick Daniel Akin Patrick Allen Michael Anderson Cynthia Bates Mark Bclsaas Janette Berch Devon Borders 50 Kenneth Brasseur Brant Brewer Larry Bunnell Brenda Cenkush Mary Coates Keith Cooper Christine Coorcman B rind a Cox Jennifer Engel Dianne Fields Steven Fisher Rhonda Flemming Patsy Fritch Richard Galvas Joan G inter Fred Goukcr Nicholas Grabarck Ralph Grove Linda Guitran Lupe Guitran Gregory Hafstrom George Hawkins Pamela Haycock Esther Hayne Richard Hooton Lee Hope Daniel Jarvic Victoria Kaminski Thomas Keen Joseph Keller Roger King Barbara Kulwicki Robert Lewis Scott Lockmandy Billy Lung Arlice Lutes Marsha Lutes Cheryl Mann Kent March Russell Markwith Marylin Martz Timothy Miller William Miller George Moffitt Douglas Moore 51 Marcia Murray Larry Neal Susan Nowacki Irene Onderdonk Carol Presncll Ceorge Presncll David Price Kenneth Proud Janet Rainey Martin Rajski Susan Robinson Diane Rzipka John Schuler Donald Sczadrowski Randy Shoff Bonnie Shoue Scott Shuey Rita Sims Barbara Smith Martha Smith Timothy Stackowski George Stockton Ronald Strzelccki Kevin Surm Jack Szilagyi Linda Tolman Linda Tmcx Joyce Vollmcr Laurel Ward Forrest Warner 11a Wiltiong George Wojcik Cynthia Wrobleski Leo Zarobinski Diane Zclasko SECOND GRADE Mrs. Holaday Mrs. Salzer Mrs. Stonebumcr Gary Aglcr Drew Armcntrout 52 John Barnhart William Bartmess Eugene Bartoszewicz Gene Bates Thomas Bates Debra Bcalor Connie Borkowski Terry Brewer Michael Brugh Brian Bunnell Ronnie Bunnell Edwin Buell James Carr Douglas Clark Lynell Clark Judy Clark Susan Dark Robert Davis Dewey Dolph Mary Ebersole Roland Ebersole Richard Fisher Ann Gcddes Jennifer Hampshire Dennis Hancz Lois Harrell Carl Hartman Cassandra Hauser Curtis Hawkins Joe Ann Jarrett Shirley Keller Donna Kern Joseph Knoblock Walter Kopala Rosemary Kulwicki Susan Kulwicki James Kuspa Kelley Lockric Nicholas Lung Terry Marc hand Thomas Markwith Jennifer Martin Jackie Martz James McMullin Bonnie Merley 53 Connie Mcrlcy Mark Miller Yvonne Miller Christian Mitchell Cynthia Moffitt Paul Murray Pamela Odle Deborah O'Laughlin Mike Penny Mike Phillips Leo Pierce Rosemary Rodgers Rebecca Runnels Thomas Schuler Susan Shoff Jill Skaggs Doris Smith Joel Smith Francis Swank Wayne Truex Vicki Tolmcn Linda VanDusen John Walker Pamila Wiltfong Ray Wincy David Wordingcr Daniel Zakrewski Judy Zielewski FIRST GRADE Mrs. Meadows Mrs. B. Taylor Mrs. M. Taylor Robert Amen Ronald Barnhart Marsha Bclsaas Joyce Boutin Christine Bladccki David Brasscur Phyllis Brickcy 54 Paul Broda Betty Brown Rick Brugh Edward Cenkush Ruth Ann Coates William Coddcns Marcell Cooreman Terry Cserpcs Ray Allen Dark Richard Dodd Lynn Feicc Steven Fields Christine Cadacz James Crabarek Miria Guitron Nan Harding Darrell Hartman Merrcll Hartman David Hawkins Frank Hawkins Nancy Hayter Robert Hcnnen Lcslei Gail Kitchen Barbara Knob lock William Kopkowski Judith Kulwicki Terry Magley Karlo Jo Main Roger March Donna Marchand Kathy Markwith Thomas Martz Diana McDonnough Gene Meyers Phillip Miller Vincent Neal John Nowak Norman O'Banion Frances Onderdonk Deborah Parry Bonnie Paul Steven Payne Vicki Poskey Dale Phillips Debra Prcsncll 55 Johnnie Ramirez Brian Rodgers Clem Rajski Roxanna Runnels Steven Rzepka Judy Scott Daniel Shcad Patricia Skaggs Michael Skaggs Richard Simpson Rex Smith Larry Stamburgh Karen Starkweather Pamala Steed Don Stonebumcr Sammy Stombaugh William Sutton Sharon Tipton Judy Thompson Daniel Vermillion James Walbert Thelma Ward Tina Wheeler Kathy White Janice Whittenburg Christopher Wykoff Leonard Wojciechowski Cathlccn Zahl Michael Zarembka Linda Zarobinski KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Shucy Kathleen Akin Kim Akin Judith Allen Dale Austin Randy Bailey James Banaszak Cynthia Bartoszcwicz Celeste Bauters Karen Bilinski 56 Kathy Bilinski John Borkowski Diane Brewer Gordon Brickcy Mark Bromley Mark Buell Janice Calhoun David Carr Bradley Clark Vernon Clark James Cooreman Jane Cooreman Daniel Davis Lon Franklin Dee Douglas Dodd Leslie Dolph Marsha Ekstrom Claudia Flatt Nicholas Calvas Shirley Camblc Penny Geddes John Cintcr Barbara Golubski Connie Hafstrom Kent Hauser Monte Jay Haycock Richard Johnson Roberta Johnson Peter Kaminski Sandra Kolacz Pamela Keen Carl Keller Frederick Lawson Mary Alice Livelsbcrger Lee Ann Lynch Debra Main Kathy Marta Charles McMullin Henry Meyers Carl Miller Peggy Miller Peggy Mitchell Janet Niespodziany John Obenour Daniel Odlc 57 Lewis Oldham Perry Overmyer Patti Penny Thomas Rife Debra Robinson Thomas Rocsner Walter Rose Paul Scales Judith Shepherd Randy Sims Raymond Sipes Judy Sipotz Linda Strzelecki John Stultz Karen Surma James Swank Debra Swayzcc Steven Swayzcc Charles Szilagyi Steven Thomas Curtis Thompson Steven Tolmen Patricia Trucx Ronald Unrue Diane Vermillion Deborah Vollmcr Lynn Walker Gary Wordinger Susie Wiltfong Richard Wrobliski Raymond Zakrzcwski Christine Zelasko Linda Zicbart HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL Joe Knoblock makes a purchase at the Candy House. ELEMENTARY STAFF For delectable, delicious, and delirious meals see these women. When this man is around our school is always clean. With the help of these girls the cooks finish their work in a hurry. — Terry MacMillan T .yj i FIRST ROW: T. MacMillan, A. Mann, L. Thompson, G. Filchak, B. O'Shea, B. Bromley, B. Griffith, R. Adams, J. Sanders, B. Ostertag, J. Danielson. SECOND ROW: Coach—Mr. Lynch, L. Falk, M. Eberhart, J. Gomy, T. Crouch, G. Peterson, P. Hensell, T. Zakrowski, FOOT 19 Bruce Ostertag G Benny Bromley D. Bingaman, G. DeMeycr, B. Shankland, Coach--Mr. Vargo. THIRD ROW: R. Coddens, D. Swartz, C. Lind, T. Wrobliski, G. Thrun, J. Ekstrom, T. Tolmen, R. Ruszkowski, Managers-- John Mason and Dick Jones. BALL 58 Dan Swartz FB Jack Danielson QB Bob Criffith T Rich Coddens G FOOTBALL COACHES: Mr. Donald Kane, Head Coach William Lynch, Mr. Frank Ziclanski, and Mr. Ned Vargo. _ _ __ _ - _ The Referee seems to be interested. LIFE IN This year the Tiger Team was one of the mem- bers who formed the new Northern Indiana State Conference. It was made up of the following six schools: Bremen. Knox. Jimtown. North Judson, Washington-Clay, and our own New Carlisle. Our team's record, however, did not meet ex- pectations due to the fact that we were hampered by the loss of three of our regular players only two games after the opening of the season. Midway through the season, having our regulars back in action, we began to show the true Tiger form and spirit. Our team came through at the end of the season with some spectacular team play. On hand to back the Tiger Football Team at all the games was an energetic group of fans led by our cheerleaders. Next year we are looking forward to a better year. 64 Allah, Allah, Mighty Master, give us VICTORY!! Here our cheerleaders, Janice, Diana, Charlotte, and Nancy lead the crowd of fans. Dig those fancy steps ! FOOTBALL SCORES N.C. 19 Jimtown 0 N.C. 9 Bremen 13 N.C. 18 Hobart Twp. 0 N.C. 6 Nappanec 38 N.C. 6 Knox 12 N.C. 14 No. Judsou 27 N.C. 18 Rochester 14 N.C. 38 Highland 7 N.C. 6 Wash. Clay 19 65 Is this football action or mob violence? BASKET Coach Mr. Stotts Terry Tolmcn G Ted Wrobleski Coach Stotts, B. O'Shay, G. De- Meyer, B. Bromley, M. Eberhart, T. Crouch, L. Fisher, T. Wroble- ski, G. Laureys, J. Corny, T. Tol- Geogrc DcMcycr Gerard Laureys F Tom Crouch C G BALL Managers J. Mason--H. Weiland Benny Bromley F Joe Corny F men, S. Budny, R. Coddcns, and Managers J. Mason and H. Weil- and. Skip Budny F Mike Eberhart G Rich Coddens C BASKETBALL COACHES: Mr. Blaine Gamble, Head Coach Mr. Robert Stotts, and Mr. Frank Zielamki. LIFE IN The opening days of the season looked very promising with five lcttermcn, three of them last year's regulars back. We played a very good game for the first seasonal contest, drop- ping a 66-53 decision to Concord, one of the top rated teams in the state. As the season progressed our Tigers panned out into a very fine ball club with a great potential. In tiic seventh game of the season it was our good fortune to beat Nadison Township 76-67 and win the roving trophy. This is a very coveted award which is held by a county team school until beaten by another county team outside of tournament competition. This year we are priviliged to have one of the better teams that New Carlisle has produced and we should be very proud of our Tigers. Looks like we're going to get another two points, from this shot. ul The Traveling Trophy was won by the team at the Madison game. BASKETBALL Larry Fisher, the County's leading scorer, eagerly raises New Carl- isle's score. The whistle blows and the Tigers are in action. B” TEAM FIRST ROW: R. Wykoff, O. Brown, R. Wilson, D. Horvath, J. DeCroote, Coach B. Gamble. SECOND ROW: B. Schcpcrccl, R. Massey, B. Bromley, D. Bingaman, T. Dodd, T. Horvath. THIRD ROW: J. Ekstrom, J. Jackson, G. Truhn. FRESHMAN TEAM J. Jackson, R. Wykoff, R. Wilson, K. Coddens, D. Horvath, O. Brown, T. Horvath, R. Hunn, H. Trax- ler, F. Burnett, E. White, W. Palm, T. Dodd. 70 FIRST ROW: D. Thomp- son, P. Reynolds, J. Mayse, T. Danielson, J. Daniel- son, G. Knoblock. SEC- OND ROW: S. Williams, B. Mossman, M. Sabinas, C. Lind, B. Griffith, and Coach Mr. Vargo. WRESTLING LIFE The team learned many different pretzel bending techniques from their coach Mr. Ned Vargo. 71 CROSS-COUNTRY FIRST ROW: E. Wilson, F. Hubncr, R. Wilson. SECOND ROW: R. Stanton, B. Tierney, R. Massey, B. Baird, Coach, Mr. Gamble. THIRD ROW: L. Fisher, L. Hoggard, D. Smith, C. Odle, and S. Budny. TRACK KNEELING: J. Argabright, G. DeMeyer, J. Vicsik, J. Farkas, B. O'Shea, B. Doba, G. Tobolsk:, M. Brown, D. Bingaman, P. Bamaby. STANDING: J. Mason, D. Smith, G. Bartoszewicz, L. Burrow, T. MacMillan, B. Bromley, T. Crouch, G. Wroblcski, N. Huddleston, P. Hensell, R. Coddens, R. Heitkamp, J. Ekstrom, and Coach, Mr. Lynch. 72 FOOTBALL--FIRST ROW: E. Cauffman, D. Hancz, G. Janski, C. Meyers, B. Jhonson, B. Harding, Q. Rainey, B. Taylor, D. Hi nek, L. Rutt, J. Glon, M. Cooper. SECOND ROW: J. Corny, N. Hannewyk, J. Runnels, T. Niespod- ziany, D. Schaub, B. Akin, J. Fisher, R. Estep, R. Budncy, G. Greathouse, F. Modjeska. THIRD ROW: Coach, Mr. Gamble, J. Rife, R. Simms, J. Falk, E. Hensell, T. Knoblock, D. Rodgers, R. Piraccina, B. Wolf, R. Lewis, D. Hughes. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS BASKETBALL--SITTING: D. Rodgers, R. Simms, J. Falk, J. Fisher, R. Budney, J. Corny. KNEELING: J. Kush, B. Harding. STANDING: Coach, Mr. Ziclanski, R. Estep, D. Jones, D. Estep, G. Janski, C. Meyers, J. Lenord, J. Cion, G. Fisher, E. Wilson. 73 KNEELING: Charlotte Cumin, and Diana MacMillan. STANDING: Janice Davis and Nancy Davis. CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders were always busy leading us to cheer the team on to Victory. SENIOR SENIORS C. Brummiii, D. Dar- land, T. Dobrykowski, J. Mason, M. McMillan, W. Osbom, J. Sanders, W. Mossman. JUNIORS M. Cooreman, R. Grzesczyk, J. Krishack, R. McDonnough, J. Ray, D. Swartz, R. Traxler, B. Wiltfong. SOPHOMORES P. Bokon, L. Davis, S. Halassy, S. Halassy, L. Hog- gard, B. Johanson, R. Kem, D. Kitchen, R. Kitchen, J. Manuszak, B. Melady, F. O'Laughlin, V. Reynolds, C. Roloff, E. Siderits, G. Truhn, R. Dudcck, R. Wigent, R- Wiggins, D. Landuydt. DI- RECTOR Mr. David Mathews 76 BAND FRESHMEN M. Bartosewicz, M. Bodemullcr, R. Brown, F. Burnett, Fred Cooreman, C. Dobrzykowski, J. Eckert, N. Ellis, D. Flemming, P. Hansen, A. Hooton, T. Hos- tetler, P. Runnels, M. Smith, L. Stanton, R. Stanton, M. Stockton, L. Tuttle, D. Whitten, R. Wilson, T. Bilski, N. Ray, D. Thompson, C. Hickman, K. Kern. EIGHTH GRADE B. Benjamin, K. Blake, J. Bodemullcr, B. Casaday, R. Clark, L. Crawford, G. Downey, W. Driscoll, M. Dzialak, F. Falk, J. Hope, B. Mack, E. O'Laughlin, S. Rogers, D. Schaub, R. Taylor, P. Wykoff. Hi 77 KNEELING: Doris Darland, Janice Ray. STANDING: Nancy Moffitt, Carolyn Brummitt, Majorette, Judy Fisher. -V SU ' R L E R £ With the aid of pom poms, the twirlere put on a spectacular show. 78 The band takes a bow at the end of a splendid per- formance. TIGERETTES ROW ONE: C. Moffitt, S. DcMcyer, J. Sexton, S. Syndcr, J. Dunton, C. Grabarek, S. Kaiser. ROW TWO: J. Halassy, S. Wigcnt, S. Arick, S. Baginski, S. Halassey, C. Tulholski. ROW THREE: P. Coorcman, N. Condcck, G. Gromski, S. Nelson, P. Bokon. ROW FOUR: R. McDonnough, B. Wiltfong, G. Roloff, K. Lcason, D. Rada- kovich, B. Bartmcss, K. Cooper. 79 DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: S. Baginski, L. Hoggard, D. Landuynt, C. Meyers, B. Johanson, T. Dobrzykowski, M. Stockton, L. Crawford, V. Renyolds, B. Ostertage. SECOND ROW: C. Roloff, N. Ellis, L. Davis, R. Kern, J. Sanders, R. Schaum, D. Whitten, J. Eckert, L. Tuttle, P. Renyolds, K. Korn, D. Swartz, Director, Mr. Matthews. CHORUS FIRST ROW: J. Crowe, A. Suit, J. Wilbom, C. Moffitt, S. Arick, A. Kcldscn, Director, Mrs. Meyers. SEC- OND ROW: J. Meli, D. Stultz, J. Bunion, L. Lung, P. Wright. THIRD ROW: L. Whitler, B. Billcy, M. Sow- ers, C. Pierce, K. Riffle, L. Greenman, V. Ruzykowski. FOURTH ROW: D. Radakovich, H. Rank, J. Raabc, K. Cromski, S. Baich. 80 Tonette Band FIRST ROW: J. Davis, M. Cooreman, D. Dari and, T. Dobrzykowski, C. Brummitt, J. Mason, S. Bryant. SEC- OND ROW: J. Ferris, E. Kujawski, N. Simpson, J. Sailer, C. Klodzinski, L. LaFrec. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, Mr. Haag, L. Thompson, C. Barker, J. Fisher, G. Roloff, B. Bingaman. THE OLIVE BRANCH The members of The Olive Branch were kept busy or- ganizing the school yearbook. Colors of the cover were chosen, stories were written, and most important of all was the taking of pictures, a task in itself. This year's staff undertook many projects—Tiger pins were sold for both football and basketball activities. Valentine's night brought another project in the form of the Sweetheart Record Hop, with Jim Lounsbury in person. Many nights after school were spent in preparing ma- terial for the yearbook. Subscriptions were sold at the beginning of the school year, at the high school and elementary school. Yes, it's been an exciting year and we on the staff wish to thank Mr. Haag for his guidance and help in making this a yearbook designed for you. This book took a lot of planning by these people. 82 The staff sold booster bottons to raise money. FIRST ROW: R. Thrope, A. Horvath, A. Wozniak, G. DcMeycr, S. Toth, A. Mann, R. Kaplon, M. VanHccs- beke, M. Manges, K. Codeines, Sponsor, Mr. Robinson. SECOND ROW: A. Spitz, D. Peterson, C. Preston, R. Wykoff, D. Milcoff, J. Romano, J. Rodgers, C. Whitten, B. Molar, M. Coritt. THIRD ROW: E. VanLue, M. Smith, D. Gamble, B. Walbcrt, G. Kuspa, E. Jedrzejewski, J. Laureys, T. Cooreman, C. Fresenhiser. FOURTH ROW: G. Laureys, R. Ruszkowski, S. Hostetler, E. Walker, E. VanWanzeelc, N. Huddleston, G. Peterson, C. Sebasty. F.F.A. Farrowing pen exhibit at district contest. F.F.A. Parliamentary Proecedure officers at dis- trict contest. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve. The Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is com- monly known, is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. The FFA was or- ganized in 1928—Indiana being the 19th State association to be chartered. The foundation upon which the FFA organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, recreation, citizenship, ser- vice, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, and pa- triotism . For fiteen years now the familiar jackets of National Blue and Corn Gold have been seen at the New Carlisle High School, for the year of 1944, the FFA organization made its debut at NCHS. Our 1958-59 officers are Steve Toth, President; Arn- old Mann, Vice President; George DeMcyer, Secretary; Mike VanHeesbeke, Reporter; Richard Kaplon, Treasurer; Albert Wozniak, Sentinel; and Mr. Clyde Robinson, Ad- visor. Barbara McAfee was chosen our FFA Sweetheart for the year. National FFA Week—February 21--February 28th. Hl-Y The purpose of Hi -Y is to maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christa in character. The Hi-Y is responsible for keeping the pencil machines filled. This is just one of their many projects. Their activities for ’58- 59 included selling snow-chasers, putting up a players name board in our gym, brightening the trophy case with new lights, and sponsoring a dance after the Lakeville basketball game. They arc now plan- ning a spring project. Hi-Y is sponsored by Mr. Fike. Sponsor--Mr. Fikc, Vice Prcs.--B. O'Shea, Pres.--V. Bromley, Treasurer--B. Griffith, Chaplain--G. Stanton, Secrctary--B. Bing man. FIRST ROW: Sponsor--Mr. Fike, P. Glon, R. Coddens, B. Bingaman, B. Griffith, B. O'Shea, B. Bromley, G. Stanton, L. Heckman. SECOND ROW: L. McCrum, D. Smith, F. Knoblock, B. Ostertag, T. Tolmcn, H. Wie- land, J. Danielson, A. Mann. THIRD ROW: S. Bundey, G. Wieland, T. Crouch, G. Jackson, J. Corny, M. Eberhart, T. Williams, C. James. FOURTH ROW: D. Bingaman, G. Knoblock, J. Ekstrom, P. Hcnscll, L. Fisher, T. MacMillan, B. Bromley, D. Thompson, P. Reynolds. 84 LETTERMEN S CLUB The Lcttermen's Club was organized in the fall of this year. Its purpose is to promote athletics and sportsmanship. Any boy who has earned a major award in any sport--football, baseball, basket- ball. track, or wrestling--is eligible to become a member of this club. To stay in the club a member must main- tain a C average and apply the rules of training. The activities of the club Included a victory dance after our first home football game. They selected Gerri Gromski as their candidate for Home- coming queen. Lctterman’s Club is sponsored by Mr. Lynch. Vice Pres.--B. Bromley, Sponsor--Mr. Lynch, Prcs.--B. O'Shea, Treasurer--B. Ostcrtag, Secretary--J. Mason. FIRST ROW: T. Tolmcn, J. Mason, B. Ostcrtag, B. O'Shea, B. Bromley, B. Griffith, J. Danielson, R. Adams. SECOND ROW: M. Eberhart, J. Ekstrom, L. Falk, T. MacMillan, D. Swartz, G. Jackson, N. Huddleston, D. Coddcns. THIRD ROW: G. DcMcycr, T. Zakrowski, T. Crouch, T. Wrobleski, L. Fisher, P. Hcnscll, G. Pcrtcr- son, G. Filchak. 85 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: J. Ray, D. Hcndrich, L. LaFree, C. Klodzinski, E. Olszewski, V. Magley. SECOND ROW: K. Chaw- lck, B. Melady, C. Moore, V. Reynolds, D. Thorpe, C. Lutes, Miss Ralston--Sponsor. THIRD ROW: V. Kmitta, M. Haytcr, C. King, A. Suit. THESPIANS FIRST ROW: P. Cooreman, C. Grabarck, S. Wigent, M. Cooreman, C. Brum mitt, J. Mason, S. DcMcycr, C. Moffitt, V. Reynolds, Miss Boigcgrain--Sponsor. SECOND ROW: S. Arick, L. Whittier, S. Syndcr, C. Gumm, B. Tittle, C. Roloff, C. Tuholski, T. Falk, K. Gromski, S. Baginski. THIRD ROW: E. Brown, M. Wilde, B. Bingaman, J. Ekstrom, L. Fisher, J. Corny, B. Dudcck, J. Fisher, R. Wiggcns. 86 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: C. Landsdorf, M. Cooreman, J. Davis, V. Ruszkowski, J. Wilbom, C. Moffitt, S. Erick, S. De- Mcycr, M. BarteUs, G. Phillips, Mrs. Ekstrom--Sponsor. SECOND ROW: G. Fann, J. Dies, M. Blair, N. Thomp- son, C. Brummitt, E. Brown, P. Cooreman, B. Cooper, S. Rife, P. Bokon, K. Gromski. THIRD ROW: R. Krus- pert, C. Wyant, M. Bodcmullcr, P. Farkas, P. Hansen, D. Stultz, G. Gromski, L. Whittier, S. Baginski, T. Falk, D. Engbcr. FOURTH ROW: R. Grzeszczyk, M. Engber, J. Rodgers, J. Corny, U Fisher, J. Ekstrom, G. Stanton, J. Meyers, L. Bates, M. Hauser, J. Rajski. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: B. Flory, B. McAfee, V. Ruszkowski, N. Davis, F. Panos, D. MacMillian, M. Miller, E. Malec, A. Lewis, J. Sexton, J. Manuszak, J. Cooreman, M. Bartoszewicz, Mrs. Ziegler --Sponsor. SECOND ROW: N. Estep, J. Hallassy, J. Wilbom, M. Miller, T. Ostcrtag, L. Bates, J. Meli, S. Rife, B. Cooper, C. Malec, J. Dies, N. Ray, B. Mclady, M. Stockton. THIRD ROW: D. Stultz, N. Simpson, M. Sowers, D. Hendrich, C. Heckman, R. Kcm, S. Halassy, S. Nelson, D. Darland, J. Ray. N. Gondeck, S. Baginski, L. Whittier, A. Peter- son. FOURTH ROYV: H. Rank, M. Lowe, A. Elkins, R. McDonnough, N. Moffitt, B. Wiltfong, T. Falk, A. Keldson, B. Bartmess, J. Bunton, A. Wrobleski, C. Cooreman, C. King, M. Smith, L. Stanton. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Rife, R. Dubois, F. Smith,L. Tuttle, S. Dubois, Mrs. Stotts--Sponsor. SECOND ROW: M. Lowe, M. Hauser, R. Runnels, D. Davis, C. Wyant. THIRD ROW: C. Tuholski, C. Brummitt, C. Coorcman, L. Charles. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Whitten--Sponsor, C. Cronkite, B. McAfee, J. Laskowski, L. Whitler, C. Corpc, J. Dies, N. Estep, J. Hoover, Miss Watson--Sponsor. SECOND ROW: B. Cooper, S. Yuhouse, N. Coughlin, S. Kovach, C. Gumm, B. Tittle, R. Gamble, G. Phillips. THIRD ROW: M. Sowers, K. Cooper, K. Peterson, M. Lowe, J. Ewers, A. Bate, D. Evcleigh, C. Jozwiak, J. Solloway, Mrs. Lynch--Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: C. King, A. Ogorkiewicz, C. Brummitt, C. Dankert, J. Jackson, S. Kizer, K. Rajski, M. Light, J. Rajski. 88 SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Light, A. Hooten, D. Kitchen, P. Kuss, B. Baird, P. Hansen, T. Hope. SECOND ROW: Mr. Calhoun--Sponsor, J. Bodemuller, R. Dubois, J. Hoover, M. Dzliak, R. Kitchen, K Korn, K. Rajski. THIRD ROW: B. Cassiday, D. Gamble, F. Ritter, M. Cooke, D. Hunn, J. Jackson, C. Jozwiak. LOS AMIGOS FIRST ROW: J. Zakrowski, P. Cion, C. Barker, E. Mackowski, L. Wilcox, J. Manuzak, J. Cooreman. B. Stroup, Mrs. Barnett--Sponsor. SECOND ROW: G. Langsdorf, D. Runkel, J. Wilborn, F. Haytcr, V. Ruszkow- ski, S. Bryant, C. CoUpitts, D. Markewith. THIRD ROW: C. Kalfka, J. Crowe, E. Olszewski, J. Holston, S. Shippy, V. Odlc, N. Hildebrand, C. Dabros. FOURTH ROW: F. Ritter, S. Williams, H. Traxler, C. Pietrzak, M. Cooke, J. Maysc, C. Maciejewski, G. Farm. 89 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS The A.V.A. Club took on a few new members in the past year. These new members learned how to operate the projectors as well as how to take care of them. They were aided by the older members and the club's sponsor, Mr. Stutsman. After the new boys had proven they could run a projector they were allowed to show films to various classes. There were fifteen to twenty members in A.V.A. last year. The club sponsored a dance after one of the basketball games to raise money for new projectors and to repair the old ones. The club owned a lot of equipment and it took a lot of money and work to keep it all in good condition. Members could receive letters for outstanding work and most of the older members have letters. The members also received small gold bars repre- senting the number of years they had been a mem- ber of the club. The officers arc demonstrating to Ricky Budny the complications of running a projector. FIRST ROW: K. Coddens, J. DcCroote, S. Budny, T. Piech, S. Stevens, D. Massey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stutsman, Sponsor, K. Korn, B. Shankland, J. Corny, L. Falk, R. Coddens, D. Bingaman. THIRD ROW: P. Bowker, C. Whitten, T. Wroblcski, J. Ekstrom, M. Eberhart, T. Williams. 90 TATTLER Every alert staff knows that much of die future is made up from the past and the present. So the Tattler staff scans the first and then a current edi- tion of the paper, in order to measure its progress. Obviously die picture of die school improves die masthead of die front page and is a pleasant change from the more usual balanced front page of the other editions. It will take several highly dis- cerning glances to gain ideas for a better and varied style of article composition. Such a measuring time creates a desire for further improvements of the paper, but at die same time leaves one with a feeling that the Tattler has lived up to its motto by helping to lift many stu- dents out of various servitudes of wrong or incom- plete thoughts into the freedom of clearer thinking. Here some members of the staff compare two different copies. FIRST ROW: Sponsor, Mr. Isaacs, D. More, S. Rife, R. Hale, M. F.ngber, E. Malee, S. Bryant. SECOND ROW: C. Crabarek, E. Kujawski, P. Cooreman, M. Wilde, J. Ekstrom, S. Halassy, L. Whittier, A. Peterson. THIRD ROW: J. Hoover, J. Coon, J. Anderson, G. Jackson. 91 Secretary—N. Simpson, Reporter—G. Gromski, Prcs.--B. Oster- tag, Treasurer—A. Peterson, and Vice Pres.—S. Budny. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, this year sponsored the Halloween Masquerade Dance, October 31, in the high school gym. All the clubs had booths and each class had a King and Queen representing them in the court. We sponsored programs throughout the year which, included a wrestling demon- strator on April 6th, and a man that played various types of musical instruments on March 3rd. As a fund raising project we sold beanies in the school colors and sponsored a dance after a football game. As projects we made score sheets for the basketball games, and sponsored dances at noon, which the students highly appre- ciated. We made comical posters showing different code of ethics the students should follow and inspected students lockers at different times of the year. FIRST ROW: R. Budny, A. Peterson, B. Ostertag, S. Budny, N. Simpson, G. Gromski, B. Roloff. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Mis. Crouch, L. Carbicncr, S. Arick, C. Meyers, D. Estep, M. Clendencn, Sponsor, Mr. Zielanski. THIRD ROW: M: Sabinas, B. Scheperell, J. Ekstrom, J. Laureys, T. Horvath, D. Cion. 92 THE OLIVE BRANCH HONORS ... What did you say his name was? Asked Jean Ferris. Yes, this was another problem encountered by the ever-working staff. Yet there was an answer. Here's where Bob Du- deck came in. He went to the elementary school and for three weeks toiled over names and faces, trying to connect a name with the corresponding face. Who could say what we would have done without him. Thanks, Bob, for the information. Quickly the days passed by. Dead lines arrived in a whirlwind of rushing. The yearbook staff faced the problem of pictures. What should they do? However, there was an answer to that problem. Mr. Tony Waruszrwski came in the form of a photographer—and mighty good one he was. In him the staff found their task a lot easier and even fun. We would like to express our thanks to Mr. Waruszrwski. The staff would have had a very difficult time making a Yearbook, had not it been for Louie, you see every day without a doubt, room 152, the headquarters of the year- book staff, had to be unlocked, for typing of stories and the general work involved in yearbook making. We wish to say Thank's a million, Louie, for your help! 93 CLASS Which one of you will be the new Grandma Moses? All of you, of course! Study hard, we must know the difference between osmosis and halitosis! What's the matter, Marcia? Talking and didn't hear the assignment again? LIFE Well, what will this turn out to be? What did you say that word was, Lillian, read or red? 98 99 And be sure not to hit any trees. PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW CAST Purity Dean.................Nancy Simpson Johnathan Logan.............Kenneth Feasenhiscr Zamah Logan.................Margaret Morgan Leander Longfellow..........Dick Taylor Mortimer Frothingham........Bill BJngaman Jed Lunn....................Butch Williams E. Z. Pickens...............Larry Fisher Imagcne Pickens............ Carolyn Brummitt Mrs. Hcwlitt...............Fran Panos Alison Hewlitt.......Barb Tittle Mrs. Hogue...........Caroline Kafka Letty Barker.........Ellie Maiec Nellie Morris........Sue Whipple Extras...............Loretta Wilcox Bruce Ostertag Gloria Roloff Jack Danielson Marlene Kmitta Jerry Argabright Donna Miller John Ekstrom Christine Klodzinski Director.............Mrs. Holly What a wonderful mother Bill makes. 100 I use Gillette Blue-Blades! “THE SKELETON WALKS’' CAST Dr. Harold Fersig......Bill Bingaman Blaine Blair...........Barbara Tittle Mrs. Embrey............Pat Holston Bobby Embrey...........John Mason Kinks Embrey........... Eleanor Malec Anne Rowell............Darlene Radokovich Mrs. Hubbard........Steve Toth Ollie Hubbard.......Judy Fisher Mrs. Donahue........ Fran Panos Stage Manager.......Evelyn Kjowski Props...............Nincy Simpson Margaret Morgan Director............Miss Boigerain Such perfect structure! 101 Poor Barb, she must of fainted. HOMECOMING QUEEN Her Majesty, Miss Patrica Coorman Queen, Pat Coorcman, and her court, Gerric Gromski, Jo Ann Krishack, Barbara Tittle, and Lynn Whitler. Myma Miller, Pat Cooreman, Jo Ann Krishack, Gcrrie Gromski, Mary Kovach, Barbara Tittle, Ann Peterson, Virginia Kmitta, Connie Moffitt, Lynn Whitler, Nancy Gondeck, Nancy Simpson, Kay Cooper, and Laurea LaFrcc were the candidates for Homecoming Queen. 103 Students, students, and more students! Oops! Wrong door! exclaims Bruce Ostertag. AND MORE.. Jim Lounsbury and friends at The Sweetheart Record Hop sponsored by the OLIVE BRANCH. There's nothing like a snowball fight to cool some seniors off! Trip to Indianapolis State House--educating, but fun! If Marilyn Monroe could only sec us now!! Rock and Roll is here to stay, say Sweetheart dance finalists. down only N.C. students display the est fads in fashion. STUDENT LIFE! CHRISTMAS The art classes decorated the windows in the school. The Nativity scene that was enacted at our Christmas Pro- gram. F.T.A. decorated our tree in the study hall. A scene from the play The Other Wise Man put on by the Thespians. PROM Prom decorations carried out the theme: Carden of Memories. Queen Marilyn Hoover and King Gene Wroblcski and Court. Carolyn Brummitt—Valedictorian Janice Davis --Salutatori an AWARD WINNERS Janice Davis--D.A.R. Award 110 Theresa Dobrrykowski—Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award •' riv.'' r«: •; • J Jr I ■ fcwfmr rij: ;rjS ::j:1 :| v� ki(U: !«■.•;■?■ r iiiM teii?05?sJ|i % _ 6P� , ' LJ u u MmMnm SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER GRZYWIENSKI STUDIO 1150 Western Ave. South Bend, 19, Ind. Phone AT 7-8900 We have a reputation for portraits of distinction since 1912. Nothing is too big, nor too small for us. And you will enjoy the future years with pictures to remember the days gone by —from child, through adolescence and into adulthood. Every class ring designed by JOSTEN'S combines age-old crafts with the most modern machinery.. . Bringing to America's students class rings of matchless beauty and quality. YOUR OFFICIAL JOSTEN CLASS RING skilled hands ... the engraver's block ... another JOSTEN class ring is born! THE PROUD RESULT OF BOB ALBERTSON Box 9 Plymouth, Indiana Phone WEB 6-3581 INDIANA DAIRY, INC. Phone CE 4-4351 1801 Longley Avenue South Bend Indiana Complete Line Grade A Dairy Products Compliments of A. R. BRUMMITT SON Compliments of the HOUSE OF HARTER THE HOME OF ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Insurance Agency Phone 33 Goshen Indiunu New Carlisle Indiana BUSH S GROCERY GAS 6 miles west of South Bend on U.S. 123 Open Seven Days A Week 7 AM. to 9 PM. LYDICK HARDWARE, INC. John Deere Farm F.quipment 26035 W. Edison Hood South Bend Indiana CE 4-6100 VOSS CASIMERS SUPER MARKET 3410 Western Ave. South Bend Indiana Where You Save Everyday — In Every Way Congratulations to the Class of 59 McMULLINS STORE Phone 133 New Carlisle GEORGE’S FOOD S VARIETY Indiana Cor. L.W.W. and Quince lid. South Bend Indiana CE 4-9961 WESTERN AVE. LUMBER CO. 25088 State Rd. 2 South Bend Indiana AT 7-2117 Get your PIONEER SEED CORN from Henry Cooreman Phone 748x R.R. 1 New Carlisle Indiana WILSON'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 99 “Bring Your Car Up To Standard” Compliments of LYDICK ICE CREAM PARLOR 26222 W. Edison Rd. South Bend Indiana CE 2-4027 C. C. KELLEY § SONS Modern Farm Equipment Mass ey-fI arris Ferguson J.l. Case—Allis-Chalmers New Holland—McCulloch Chain Saws Phone 3 GOSTOLA g SAILER General Contractors 62650 Oak Rd. 58214 Pear Rd. AT 8-3788 AT 7-5863 Builders of Quality Homes THOMAS GROCERY § GAS 5 miles cast of New Carlisle on U.S. 20 Open Nights and Sundays JAKE’S SHELL SERVICE 26598 U.S. 20 South Bend Indiana 136 E. Michigan St. THE JEWEL BOX Phone 217 New Carlisle Jewelers Tom and Huby Rauschcnbach New Carlisle Indiana LUCIEN’S BEAUTY SHOP “The Best for Less” Phone 162-R Complete Beauty Services 313 W. Front St. New Carlisle JIM AND LUCEN CLARK Ind. THEWS MOTORS Western Avenue South Bend Indio 2 miles west of Mayflower AT 7-8961 ED S MARATHON SERVICE 3120 Western Ave. South Bend Indiana AT 9-0086 MNl BLACK CAT LANES FOOD IS OUR BUSINESS TAYLOR’S GROCERY New Carlisle Ind. AMF Automatics—Air Conditioned New Carlisle Indianu Phone 45 Compliments of MARIES APPAREL John Vilma Wayo Phone 117-J DUAL MARKET § SERVICE New Carlisle Indiana Cor. Western Quince Rd. South Bend Indiana AT 7-1990 Compliments of LUDWIG FISH AND PRODUCTS, INC. 607 State Street LoPorte Indiana E M LOCKER PLANT Crumstown Highway Home curing and processing of meals. Processer for Home Deep Freezers. GISH LUMBER CO., INC Millwork Lumber Builders Supplies CE 3-8209 5700 West Ardmore Trail South Bend 28, Indiana We use studcbakcr trucks. HYDRAMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIALIST MEL MILLIKEN Phone AT 7-9962 26 145 Western Ave. South Bend Indiana TODD’S HYBRID SEED CORN FIELD SEEDS Charles V. LaFree 26303 State Rd. 2 South Bend Indiana Phone AT 9-4070 CLAPP’S SUPER DOLLAR MKT. NEW CARLISLE LUMBER § COAL CO. All Building Materials Mi 1 lwork—Paint—1 lard ware Appliances “Let One Call Do It All” New Carlisle Phone 55 New Carlisle Indiana Phone 2 13 Indiana ZAHL'S ELEVATOR AND FEED MILL GRAIN FEED SEEDS FERTILIZER Phone 81 New Carlisle Indiana JEAN’S FLOWER S GIFT , SHOP New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 123 RUSSELL BARKER FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. R. 1, North Liberty Indiana Ph. AT 7-1956 Life Auto Fire WELCRAFTS PRODUCTS CO., INC. New Carlisle Indiana Congratulations to the Class of 59 Casuality Hospitilization HANCZ CONSTRUCTION AND SALES CO. Ph. 204 New Homes Remodeling—Free Estimate Wall R Floor Tile—Waterproof Paint Birch Cabinets—Formica Tops Any Building Materials at Reasonable Prices PATRONS Lois Malarz Watkins Dealer Ph. 703-M New Carlisle, Indiana Mel's Cities Service Route 2 Hudson Lake New Carlisle, Indiana Miliikens Grocery Western Avenue Sou ill Bend, Indiana Ray DeMeyer Bus Driver, Warren Twp. Dewey S. Dolph, Jr. Cargill Hybrid Corn Salesman Tulip Road New Carlisle. Indiana Huffs Barber Shop 55029 Mina Street Lydick,Indiana Kujawski’s Country Store Western Ave. and Tudlip Rd. New Carlisle, Indiana Alice's Beauty Shop Alice M. Ostcrtag Route 2 Hudson Lake New Carlisle, Indiana Petty's Greenhouses 23698 State Rd. 2 Flowers for all occasions Anything delivered in New Carlisle For 10 dollars or more Jack Roush Excavating Route 1 New Carlisle, Indiana 122 IN MEMORIAM Mr. Glenn F. Hartman You can't express in words of man Why death will steal away, The ones we like and love so much And leave us here to stay. Mr. Hartman was one of those Whose soul was snatched away. Yet we will always remember him Forever and a day. He was a man of integrity And was liked by everyone. And no one could ever say His job was not well done. And though our life must linger on Our thoughts on him dwell. And the greatest compliment from a teen Is this, He sure was swell! You have just seen school life in action. There were'times trial and pain, but the reward at the end justified them. Now we , suddenly realize we have heard the last sound of laughter echoing - ’ s? from the gym. Classes for us are no more: yet, somehow instead of making us happy, the thought saddens us. However, because of this yearbook, we may be able to relive the days of our youth merely by leafing through this book. We wish to thank everyone for their help in producing this year- book. vThe business organizations and friends who aided us finan- cially;'Bob Albertson, the American Yearbook Company's repre- ftftrfative; Max E. Haag, our advisor, and Sue Bryant, a member of ■'pur helpful staff, who wrote die poems in this yearbook. So. in conclusion, we wish to extend a big Thanks Everyone. Doris Darland, Editor Theresa Dobrzykowski. Assistant Editor thtoJUx . t()u aCJtt JII UsthAw MU' Y a - iQuj' Jz -M4-UJ. i ueluJc Uvhv