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

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Teachers sponsor various clubs and classes MR, DONALD KANE Phys. Ed., Industrial Arts, Sopho- more Sponsor, Ball State. MR, JACK W, APPLE Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, Junior Class Sponsor, Ball State. MR, JOSEPH SHEPHERD Guidance, Freshman Sponsor, North Central College. MR, MILLARD R, TAYLOR Guidance Counselor, Sophomore National Honor Society Sponsor, Indiana University. MR. REX THOMAS Guidance Counselor, Freshman Sponsor, Ball State. MR, JOSEPH E, TIRITTER English, 7th Grade Sponsor, Notre Dame. MRS, GERTRUDE H, OVERMEYER Literature, 8th Grade Sponsor, DePauw University. MR, ARTHUR J, BATCHELDER Reading Laboratory, Freshman Sponsor, Notre Dame. MISS ALICE L. MORTON Librarian. 8th Grade Sponsor, National Honor Society, Indiana State. A) Hy Ait MRS, MARGARET M. ; fF” EKSTROM Pp English, F.T.A., Senigy” Sponsor, Purdue University.| |” MRS, MARY C, BRUMMITT Composition and Speech, 7th Grade Sponsor, Indiana Univer- sity. MR, DIMITRI L. GLOSS English, French, French Club, Senior Sponsor, Notre Dame. MRS, INEZ E, BECHTEL Latin, English, Latin Club, Senior Sponsor, Ohio University.

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N.C.H.S. outstanding, well-rounded education MRS, ANNE F, MILLER Home Economics, F.H.A., Junior Sponsor, Wheaton College. MRS, BETTY L. RADEMACHER Home Economics, F.N.A., Sopho- more Sponsor, Indiana State. MISS NORMA J. GLON Art, Freshman Sponsor, Ball State. MR, KENNETH L, JOHNS Band, 8th Grade Sponsor, Indiana State. MISS SUSAN J, HUNSBERGER Chorus, Elementary Phys. Ed., Freshman Sponsor, Manchester College. MR, LEROY STUTSMAN Civics, A.V.A., Senior Sponsor, Indiana University. MR, BLAINE GAMBLE U.S. History, Literature, Junior Sponsor, Notre Dame. MR, JOHN HANS Social Studies, F.T.A., 7th Grade Sponsor, Heidelberg College. MR, ELBERT L, FIKE History, Psychology, Sociology, Hi-Y, 8th Grade Sponsor, Man- chester College. j 7 Lm Yr2A 4 Vee ‘A fuses [ —b : Nn ff? ] Wf) ier nt “4 os onl | - f Oo Vi Several freshman sponsors get together to plan the activities for the year.

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Class officers work hard for senior class Senior class officers: Dan Engber, President; Dan Wykoff, Treasurer; Connie Dankert, Sec- retary; and Randy VanSlager, Vice President. Seniors at last! ' After beginning a high school career as bewildered freshmen, with some uncertain years in between, the seniors have finally reached the top of their goal. Looking back, the seniors realize how im- portant the past few years have been in pre- paring for the future. In these four years, they have gained knowledge, leadership ability, citizenship, and many friends who will last a lifetime. Besides sharing laughter, the seniors have shared anxieties about the outcome of many of the activities in which they partici- pated. They waited seemingly forever for the arrival of their class jackets and rings . Preparations for two class plays and the Junior-Senior Prom presented great chal- lenges to them. Their final high school year included or- dering graduation pictures, name cards, and announcements, getting fitted for caps and gowns, enjoying skip day, presenting Class Night activities, and graduating. Reaching their goal hasn't just shown that the seniors have completedhigh school. It has shown that they are more adult and willing to accept the challenge of the future. How successfulthey are depends on how well they have used their energies, talents, and time during their high school years and will use them in the years ahead. What's the matter Arlene? Don't Bill and Paul know what the tassle is for? ay. ey . Wego eae ST LEERY a