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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

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We will be able to recall the fine teaching, the exciting sports events, the dances, y ae plays, contests, and the many individual emories that will pe be cherished and relived in our thoughts - ae im Pa Fon Sa Xb , | 3 z yi eal OF CONTENTS eS oe ey capone | yh % A SCHOOL LIFE oe ‘ ae a7 Oe. 2) ™ ORGANIZATIONS siya SRA STE Sate ea SS) Some Latin Club members check on the origin of the names of the months. School begins with the mad rush of registration. French Club presents a skit at one of its meetings. YEAR GETS OFF TO BUSY START Snow! Snow! and NO SCHOOL!! That is New building for the ag and shop classes going up. for Craig McDonald who makes up atest after being in an accident. Make way for the Seniors! John, Jerry, Carol, and Pat display their Senior tams to the underclassmen. rere peta Freshmen, Tim Moffitt and Bob Manuzak, discover, after walking downstairs, that they were on a one way stair--the wrong way! When the vote is due . . . go Sophomore blue!' Margie and Joyce try to persuade Jim Pietrzak to vote for powder blue class jackets. Sue bubbles with enthusiasm as she shows off her new class ring to Jim Falk and Bron Wolff. A future Olive Branch editor meets one of the hazards of her position. Let's win, Tigers! urge the varsity cheer- leaders. The Tigerettes prac- tice a new step during an inspection before their performance. Can't go all night without food. Some busy Lions take orders from hungry fans. Gene blocks an op- ponent as Chip tries for a gain. Carolyn and Pat, Junior Tuberculosis League mem- bers, deliver some information while promoting the TB Speech Contest. Some members of the gymnastics team warn-up before a meet. The Student Council officers study plans for making the school a better place. Pat and John gladly take Randy's coat as they work at the Hi-Y Coat Check during a home bas- ketball game. CLUBS PROVIDE SERVICES FOR OTHERS Barb is all smiles as she is installed the new Health Careers president. Laura Lou is outstanding as these Junior beauties prepare to go before the cameras. Did he make it? These fellows spent the entire day at the FFA tractor pull, and many walked away with prizes. John and Hugh prepare for another strenuous day at the studio. ORGANIZATIONS MAKE SCHOOL LIFE VIVID Pete Gunn, alias Don Heinek, cracks another case for the Olive Branch. ENN ps 1 Vm. | . Linda Berning gives John Frantom one of the first copies of this year's free Tattler. The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners was presented by the Class of ‘63. The gray hair that now sprinkles Miss Hunsberger and Mr. Tiritter's hair was made worth while by the suc- cess of the play. The drama displayed how careless- ness led to the death of a high school boy. When the students hold a trial the janitor is accused, but later all the citi- zens are proven guilty. Sharon Shepherd, student director along with castand class will recall this key to success. Stop it! yells Mr. Prince as Kovey rushes toward Tommy who has just accused him of murdering Bill McGinnis. SENIORS PRESENT DRAMA CAST OF CHARACTERS lineal Calleyyelll oc 5 5 0 oo Ron Higdon Cess Caldwell. . . . Carol Nicodemus Inburiay WieiiE oo o 0 o 0 c Bob Johnson INTIME IPOS o a o oo d Gretchen Downey [film IN@BORS 5 oo 0 00 0 Mike Cooper Mary Rogers Barb Schroeder Bulle Woodbridseer ise Rich Vida Henny Woodbridge. .... Sandy Snyder IMiKere yabal WWWreelnleo 56 5 0 6 5 0 Ned Steele Julia Wright . . . . Marilyn Hemminger Neuen IMleGuimIGMIS 5 6 oo 6 o oo Ted Hope arene MikeEniomlss 5 5 5 6 oo Reva Clark IMNGS Tee 516 6 6 5 6 6 0 Kathy Blake Peter Kovalesky..... Melvin Dzialak Bold) IMMeGriamiis 5 5 5 0 a2 0 0 0 Jim Glon Blarae Intell 4 5 o � o o Eddie Wilson Lika Wiseelntts 6 9 6 6 6 bo 6 0 Barb Mack ANC te ess ae i ea Se Sue Sanders Carolee: RoseMary VanLaecke IMIGCIES G5 6 5 0 9 0 Go 0 8 Pam Wykoff Woman Prem 5 6 6 5 6 1 Bob Tennyson Alice Woodbridge ...... Fran Folk Susan Callcwellle eee Janet Hope JOR IRQRES oo 0 6 5 6 oc John Leonard Bill MicGinniiS seen ee Dan Riffel Painters: 5 as ate | Oe Mr. Fike IPIROWNOIEIS 6 5 0 6 6 Claudia Stoneburner Carolyn Shaum BUS DRIVERS--BOTTOM ROW--Gene Kovasics, Al Laureys, Ed Kaplon, Emie Kulwicki, Gene Nowicki, Lewis Halassy. SECOND ROW--AI Johnson, Ed Wilkinson, Bob Roloff, Charles Walker, Bob Lewis, Vern Street, Ed Swank, Dean Brugh, Joe Ciesiolka, Francis Boyer, Ray DeMeyer. JANITORS--Walt Hughes, James MacMillan, and Ted Zopf. 10 es | CAFETERIA HELPERS--Tom Glon, Janet Hope, Vicki i} Grabarek prepare for their noon jobs. MANY PEOPLE WORK TO HELP OTHERS LIBRARY HELPERS --SusanBartmess, Lynn Murray, Kathy Corbett, Jennie McClaran, Diana Ruszkowski, Mary Tackach, Linda Berning, and Connie Proud check over the library each morning. OFFICE WORKERS--Rose Halassy, Pat Holsinger, Sparkle Jeffries, Frances McMullin, Rosanne Toth, Carol Sailer, Edna Singleton, Linda Brasseur, and Barb Schroeder take care of the office routine. 11 Mrs. Brummitt demonstrates good posture to her speech class using Chuck as an example. Besides speech, there is literature, composition, spelling and vocabulary, and grammar. These classes are ona rotation basis with the other teachers being Mrs. Balmer and Mr. Gloss. = Yes, the records these students are carrying are their homework in Mr. Overmyer's Spanish class. The teaching method has changed this year and for the most part, just conversational Spanish is learned. The grammar of the language will be picked up gradually by the students. As these students prepare to take their seats in Latin class, they stop to read the poster announcing the coming Latin Club meeting. The course is taught by Mrs. Bechtel, who aims to make the study of the dead language come alive again. These students of Mr. Batchelder's reading lab are using anew method to improve their reading skill. It is called the read- listen method. Records and blow-ups of pages are also aids used by this class for improvement. Susie is leading her colleagues in one of the many panel dis- cussions undertaken by the Senior English class. This course is mainly for students desiring to go to college. Mrs. Bechtel tries to vary the year to include those things that will be most helpful to the future college freshman. This is the second year for the French class to be using records to aid them in the pronunciation of the French language. Although these students enjoy listening to the records wesecretly know they would rather listen to Mr. Gloss' genuine French accent. 12 SCENES May I have this dance? asks Ron of the biology skeleton. This is a required course taught by Mr. Calhoun and Mrs. Schnick. It is a study of plants and animals, and a biological collection of some sort is usually made. Don, Jim, and Garold are involved in a physics project for Mr. Pfeiffer's room. This is the most advanced science course offered at New Carlisle. It is the study of physical reaction and the changes, properties, and interaction of matter and energy. Yo 5-3Q2-5)=7- Oy -l7 4S byt 152 X-WA ED QYtQ Chemistry has a new teacher this year, but the same old problem of acquainting students with its ele- ments, compounds, and experiments. Mr. Voorheis is the man who has taken the task of instructing the students in this science. These two advanced algebra students seem puzzled by the un- usual problem given them by Mrs. Crouch. Other classes are taught by Mr. Noel. Mr. Noel has these plane geometry students busy writing out proofs on the board. This course en- hances reasoning power. Mr. Voorheis also teaches this subject. These students are in a fifth year math course which is under the direction of Mr. Pfeiffer. It included parts of all types of math. 13 phasize a point in civics. This is the only full year required course for Seniors and serves as an informa- Mr. Stutsman utilizes one of his many charts to em- : tion station for all Senior activities. ; Larry willingly offers to help Mr. Thomas carry his stack of occupational folders. Each Freshman will be laboring away on a paper written on some desired occupation. It also in- volves the study of our government. Mr. Hans shows his World History class the globe to stress the point that they will be doing a lot of study on foreign countries. This course is also taught by Mr. Fike. Although United States History is required of all Juniors, Mr. Gamble makes it quite interesting, especially with his series of Civil War papers. Debates, panel discussions, and group work are other ways the course is developed. Mr. Fike is going through one of his daily routines in psychology and sociology class. When students sob that they cannot understand the relatively hard con- cept of the subjects, he sympathizes greatly by offer- ing a towel. Miss Mortonsaves the day for Larry and Jerry by finding them the book they had been looking for. It is always a wonder how Miss Morton can always go right to that certain book we absolutely cannot find. SCENES Mr. Lynch points out the parts of the skeleton to the boys' health class. The girls' class is taught by Mrs. Schnick. It is a required course lasting one semester. Jim seems interested in this general business film. This sub- ject deals with learning the basic functions of business pro- cedure. It is taught by Mr. Zielinski and Mr. Rush. Mrs. Schnick is the lady responsible for seeing that these young ladies learn to keep their bodies strong and physically fit. These students are practicing bas- ketball shots to improve their accuracy and co- ordination. Typing involves finger dexterity, speed, and accuracy. These boys are taking a timed test to check how many words per minute they can type. The course is taught by Mr. Shaw and Mr. Haag. Much of the time in the boys' gym classes is spent playing football, under the direction of Mr. Rush. Besides playing sports, the classes undergo a rigorous round of calisthenics each day. Carol, as secretary of the week in shorthand class, gives the rest of the girls their assignment. Two years of this course are offered and both are taught by Mr. Haag. 15 COMMERCIAL SEED Yin ae Mr. Tolmen, a new teacher at NCHS, gets a new shop. He is showing Dean and Quentin where to put the equipment. He also teaches mechanical drawing which includes drawings of machinery and a house. SBY reese... iS Mr. Robinson goes over the steps of planting corn with these vocational agriculture students. Ag andthe Future Farmers work hand in hand in preparing these boys for farming. These third year home economies students study color charts and swatches of fabrics while planning the in- terior decoration of a home. Mrs. Ruby teaches this course while Mrs. Ekstrom teaches sewing. Miss Glon helps three of her eighth grade students with their art- work. Her work with the art classes produces fine works of representational and abstract art. The music formany school assemblies as well as for churches was provided by the Glee Club, which is under the direction of Miss Hunsberger. Also in the club's schedule was a musical. pn BOTTOM ROW--Martie Miller, Linda Osborn, Jan Peterson, Sandi Bowker, Pat Wilson, Anna Keller, Karen Light, Carol Black, Toni Unger, Rosalind Chapla, Carol Martz, Miss Hunsberger, SECOND ROW--Myrtle Davis, Barb Kulwicki, Ginny Koppert, Sue Bromley, Joan Schrader, Mary Schimmel, Pat Shields, Jani Haines, Sharon Shepherd, Carolyn Shaum, Evelyn Laureys. THIRD ROW--Sally Welty, Barb Schroeder, Betty Bates, Cathy Clapp, Nancy Blank, Judi Stockton, Cindy Hauser, Carol VanWanzeele, Lois Jackson, Georgia Piech, Carolyn Nicodemus. 16 e ORGANIZATIONS MAAS TO ow ‘ ig y BOTTOM ROW--Janet Hope, Claudia Stoneburner, Pam Wykoff, Carolyn Nicodemus, Barb Roloff, Jani Haines. SECOND ROW--Frani Folk, Carolyn Shaum, Jan Michaels, Marolyn Shaum, Reva Clark. THIRD ROW--Sue Sanders, Gretchen Meyer, Don Heinek. Downey, Sharon Higgins, Mr. Haag. TOP ROW--Larry De- STRIVE TO PRODUCE BEST BOOK YET Success for a yearbook staff does not just happen. Work in this club began last summer and continued under pressure for most of the year. Copy was assigned for the staff to pre- pare plus their work of writing cap- tions, headlines, identifying pictures and getting ads. The staff was headed by Carolyn Nicodemus with Pam Wykoff as assist- ant editor, Barb Roloff as associate editor, Claudia Stoneburner as busi- ness manager, and Mr. Haagas spon- sor. In addition to producing the year- book the staff also sponsored the Sweetheart Swirl. Frani Folk was chairman for this project. There is little doubt that the staff members are proud of their book, be- cause thereis a little of each of them on every page. Claudia, Pam, Nicki, and Barb seem involved in identifying pic- tures for the deadline. 18 TATTLERS GIVEN FREE TO STUDENTS Kathy Blake, editor-in-chief, assistedby Rich Carlin, business manager and Roberta McGuire , librarian made sure that the new Tattlers were completed and pub- lishedon time. The Tattlers have changed this year, although they were still the bearers of the school news. Mr. Haag, the Tattler sponsor, supervised the produc- tionofthe free issues. The papers were mimeographed to save ex- pense. Forallthe u p to date news concerning social events, class news, or sports, the Tattler could always be depended on. Carol, Bron, Carol, and Kathy work tirelessly to produce the copies of the Tattler that inform the whole school. BOTTOM ROW--Carol Hoover, Tom Konieczny. SECOND ROW--Gene Kelly, Linda Berning, Roberta McGuire. THIRD ROW-=-Mr. Haag, Kathy Blake, Mary Taekach, Carol ___ Sailer. TOP ROW--Ron Mulligan, Rich Carlin, Melvin Dzialak, Bron Wolff, E Reynolds. 19 The F.T.A. officers are busy planning one of their unusual meetings. Forthis one they invited the Rolling group over. To become a teacher is the ambi- tion of the members of the Future Teachers of America. For many years the club has helped its mem- bers attain their goals by touring various college campuses, to give the members an idea of education on a higher level. At the regular meet- ings there were speakers, such as new teachers and teaching special- ists. F.T.A. officers for the year were Sue Sanders, president, Dan Riffel, vice-president, SharonHiggins, sec- retary, Ron Rodgers, treasurer, Rich Vida, historian, Fran Folk, li- brarian. The sponsors were Mr. John Hans and Mr. Joseph Tiritter. FTA PLANS EVENTFUL YEAR BOTTOM ROW--Nancy Nicodemus, Mary Layman, Neal Downey, Lynn Murray, June Hayter, Terry Davi- son, Dora Hayter, Irene Moffit, Christine Jankowski, Bonnie Lewis, --SECOND ROW--Reva Clark, Carolyn Shaum, Roberta McGuire, Barb Roloff, Pat VanHeesbeke, Rosemary Van Laecke, Sallie Weltie, Janet Hope, Margie Zakrowski, Joyce Gorney, Evelyn Ruskowski,--THIRD ROW--Carolyn Nicodemus, Diane Thomas, Pam Wykoff, Sharon Scales, Russ Barnes, Barb Benjamin, Ann O'Laughlin, Marilyn Heminger, Veronica Bartoszewicz, Claudia Stoneburner,--TOP ROW--Mike Cooper, Art Johnson, Brian Hildebrand, Pat Higgins, Bob Tennyson, John Leonard, Bill Argabright, Don Heinek, Ted Hope, Jim Barnes, Greg Tuholski, Tom Konieczny. 20 HI-Y--BOTTOM ROW: Jim Glon, Larry Demeyer, Bob Johnson, Mr. Fike, Bing Harding, Jerr y Szymanski, Pat Higgens, John Frantom. SECOND ROW: Clark Hensell, Bob Tennyson, Horace Brown, Fred Scott, Jim Pietrzak, Mike Kring, Dick Nelson. THIRD ROW: John Michael, Herb Strasser, Alan Tobolski, Richard Goepfrich, Randy Light. HI-Y PROMOTES HOLIDAYS This year the Hi-Y, with Mr. Fike as their sponsor, kept active with their numerous projects. This year they main- tained the football scoreboard cover, provided the varsity basketball games. They also maintained the track score- board, and continued their an- nual projects of supplying the pencil machines. The officers for the year were Bob Johnson, president, Larry DeMeyer, vice-presi- dent, Jerry Szymanski, sec- retary, Bing Harding, treas- urer, Pat Higgins, chaplain, Clark Hensell, sergeant-at- arms, Rick Budney, Jr. Coun- cil representative. A strong wind might prove disastrous as these Hi-Y boys prepare the football scoreboard for winter. G.A.A. HAS INTER-SCHOOL GAMES G.A.A.--Left to right: Nancy Nicodemus, Gayle Wilson, Linda Brasseur, Rose Mary Van Laecke, Suzanne Danielson, Miss Hunsberger, Sally Mack, Frances Lloyd, Joan Shrad- der, Pat Wilson, and Bonnie Van Lue. The Senior Girls’ Athletic Association and the annual awards night. has experienced a most enjoyable year. The officers for the 1962-63 G.A.A. One of the highlights of the year was when were: Rose Mary Van Laecke, President; the Club played interschool basketball and Sally Mack, Secretary; Bonnie Van Lue, volleyball. Treasurer; Pat Wilson and Nancy Nicode- Among the activities that kept G.A.A. mus, Point Recorders; and Miss Huns- active were a dance, G.A.A. Fun Night, berger, Sponsor. Not only are the °G.A.A. girls good at basketball, but they can alsodosome modern danc- ing. 22 BOTTOM ROW--Cheryl Mann, Penny Sponseller, Elise Buell, Ila May Wiltfong, Mrs. Schnick, Melanie Barnhart, Bonnie Shoue, Dianne Fields, Brenda Cox. SECOND ROW--Kathy Mack, Diane Roesner, Glory Greiff, Claudia Carr, Vickie Arch, Diane Gilpin, Marilyn Martz, Nancy Blake. THIRD ROW-- Mary Coates, Beth Ann Hauser, Evelyn Laureys, Connie Vermillion, Ginny Koppert, Diane McNutt, Mary Carlton, Jean Burnett, Carol Martz. TOP ROW--Sandra Raabe, Karen Schultz, Marsha Cenkush, Beth Harding, Terri Peterson, Mary Schimmel, Sandy Shoff. JR. G.A.A. KEEPS UP SPIRIT The Junior Girls’ Athletic Association was always full of pep and ready to play any game that was in season. Mrs. Schnick, their sponsor, made Sure that every game was played according to the rules. Diane Roesner, president, Evelyn Laureys, vice-presi- dent, Diane McNutt, secre- tary, Kitty Peterson, treas- urer, served as officers for this year. Everyone watches the basket to see if Kitty will make two points. 23 BOTTOM ROW--Jim Miller, Ron Sapusek, Lester Glassburn, Joe Kazmiezak, Kim Hudson, Tom Borlik, Harry Ko- laez, Carl Meyers, Bill Johnson, Dean Wykoff, Dennis Ness, Anthony Rajski. SECOND ROW--Bob Merley, Jim Runnels, Ron Rodgers, Larry DeMeyer, Chuck DeMeyer, Ted Neispodziany, Ernie Toth, Richard Marshall, Floyd Zarobinski, Kenny Kleine, Gibert Peterson. THIRD ROW--Doug Stone, Bob Melady, Lloyd Zarobinski, Rich Dies, Jim Lowe, Tom Glon, Rich Kopkowski, Andy Futa, Chuck Ryan, Ralph Lewis, Dick Kleine, Clarence Darland. TOP ROW--Mzr. Robinson, Bob Smith, Don Stubbs, Rich Carlin, Mike Szedenik, Larry Klopfenstein, Bob Anderson, Dennis Mandenhall, Herb Strasser, Dave Conley, Bill Imel, Greg Tuholski. What are you building boys? A better tomorrow! 24 As always, the outstanding or- ganization of the Future Farmers of America againcompleteda year full of activities. The annual trip to the national convention, the initiation of Green Hands, the judging events and the raising of grain for CROP occupied many evenings for the membership and their advisor, Mr. Clyde Rob- inson. There learning as wellas earn- ing in these activitiesas well as in the trying for many awards given by the club at the annual Awards Banquet. Carl Myers was president this year, Dan Wykoff, vice-president, Kim Hudson, secretary, and Tom Borlik, Treasurer. | FHA BECOMES HONOR CHAPTER BOTTOM ROW--DianaCencelewski, Lynn Roesner, Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Whitten, Mrs. Ekstrom, Carol Gromski, Evelyn Ruszkowski, Jackie Gratunik, Bonnie Lewis. SECOND ROW--Sharon Shepherd, Lynn Murray, Angie Zdankus, Ade- laide Edmonds, Carol Robinson, Pat Mann, Dorothy Szymanowski, Sandy Kulwicki, Toni Unger, Helen Walters. THIRD ROW--Linda Vosburgh, Bonnie VanLue, Bonnie McGawn, Nancy Wegenka, Linda Werth, Cathy Bladecki, Betty Waumans, Diana Arick, Chris Graham, Rosanne Toth. TOP ROW--Sharon Kunde, Wilma Wise, Judy Gep- The girls are all smiles after their installation into FHA officers. i 25 | pert, Cathy Corbett, Diane Dean, Delores Goverinski, Barb Whiten, Cathy Clapp, Bonnie Lau, Vicki Grabarek. The Future Homemakers of America Club was quite proud of its achievement for the year. The girls, who this year completed na- tional requirements for the club to qualify as an honor chapter, planned a varied program, includ- ing panel discussions, guest speakers, joint meetings with other schools and with FFA chap- ters. The over-all goal of the or- ganization was to help in individ- uals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The officers for the club were Rosanne Toth, president, Barb Whitten, vice-president, Nancy Wiltfong, secretary, and Bonnie McGawn, treasurer. Mrs. Ruby and Mrs. Ekstrom were the spon- sors with Mrs. Whitten as the Chapter Mother. AVA BUSY ALL DAY SHOWING FILMS One of the most useful clubs in our school was Audio-Visual Aides which was led this year by Melvin Dzialak, president, Gene Kelley , vice-president, Quentin Rainey, secretary, Hugh Tipton, treas- urer, andMr. Stutsman, sponsor. The Club Operates projectors and was in charge of sound equip- ment, tape recorders, record players, and filmstrips. As their money-making project this year, they sold New Carlisle bracelets and class pins. Wake up Quentin. You must have been having a nightmare. Look at that mess! BOTTOM ROW--Hugh Tipton, Mr. Stutsman, Melvin Dzialak, Quentin Rainey, Gene Kelly. SECOND ROW--Kenny Clark, Lynn Murray, Jerry Szmanski, Larry Klopfenstein, Linda Berning, Dan Rozwarski. THIRD ROW--Wesley Ward, Bob Johnson, Bob Anderson, Don Stubbs, Larry Jackson. TOP ROW--Dick Jones, Larry Truex, John Brugh, Wilbert Ward, Mike Cooper. 26 i BOTTOM ROW--Mr. Voorheis, Gretchen Downey, Kathy Blake, Gerry Dodd, Geo rge Casaday, Marsha Hansen, Neal Downey. SECOND ROW--Bonnie VanLue, Pat Kelly, Suzanne Danielson, Nancy Runnels, Mike Shields. THIRD ROW--Tom Konieczy, Ray Johanson, Craig Falk, Steve Main, Tom Troxell. TOP ROW--Glory Greiff, Melvin Dzialak, Ron Higdon, Ron Gemberling, Mary Miller. LONG HOURS SPENT ON PROJECTS Amazing! Imagine what it'll do when we plug it in. 27 Under the guidance of its officers Kathy Blake, presi- dent, Gretchen Downey, vice- president, Gerry Dodd, sec- retary, George Casaday , treasurer, Neal Downey, re- porter, Marsha Hansen, his- torian, and its sponsor, Mr. Voorheis, the Science Club be - gan an active program for the year. Regular meetings were highlighted by the annual ini- tiation ceremony and demon- strations of projects by club members. The club enjoyed hearing informative lectures by several prominent guests. The high points of the year were the Second Annual Sci- ence Project Fair held at the school and several trips to other science fairs and scien- tific organizations. LATIN CLUB--BOTTOM ROW: Connie Proud, Glory Greiff, Nancy Runnels, Linda Brasseur, Christine Jankowski, Carol Miller, Bonnie Lewis, Pat Kulwicki. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bechtel, Terry Davison, Con- nie Vermillion, Sandy Shoff, Mary Shimmel, Kathy Clark, Mary Kulwicki, Cathy Clapp. THIRD ROW: Ray Johanson, Art Johnson, Francis Engel, Gerry Dodd, Ron Gemberling, Larry Martenson, Irene Moffitt, Pat Zielewski. LANGUAGE CLUBS PART OF N.C.H.S. FRENCH CLUB--BOTTOM ROW: Roberta McGuire, Reva Clark, Fran Folk, Mary Ellen Tackach, Rose Mary Van Laecke, Lynn Roesner, Kathy Kelly, SECOND ROW: Mike Massey, Cheryl Beach, Cheryl Costello, Marcia Clendenen, Joan Grange, Linda Berning, Janet Hope, Mr. Gloss. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Ruskowski, Laura Smith, Marilyn Heminger, Jim Glon, Marcia Cenkush, Sue Ray, Geraldine Wayer. FOURTH ROW: Mike Cocper, Gilbert Hullinger, Jim Bodemuller, Junior Rounds, Bob Bodemuller, Mike Middlebrook, Ed Reynolds, Tom Beal. 28 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB This club adopted a new name and pro- gram at the start of the year. Aided by their sponsor, Miss Morton, and officers Barb Kolacz, president, Linda Brasseur, vice-president, Gerri Bauters, secre- tary, and Wanda Rowe, treasurer, the club enjoyed a series of speakers and films related to medical occupations. Highlights of the year included a tour of Memorial Hospital and ceremonies at which officers and new members were installed. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB BOTTOM ROW--Linda Brasseur, Diana Ruszkow- ski, Barb Kolacz, Wanda Rowe, Gerri Bauters. SECOND ROW--Miss Morton, Louise Holt, Vicki Steed, Charlotte Morris, Pat Golubski, Patsy Holt, THIRD ROW--Connie Proud, Linda Thompson, Carol Miller, Susan Bartmess. TOP ROW--Jennie McClaran, Cathy Clapp, Kathy Blake, Susan Horvath, Bernadine Macias, Linda Kulwicki. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, the governing body of the school, carried on its usual ac- tivities of locker inspection, cheerlead- ing election, and counting the ballets for queens. Theyalso sponsored a sock hop and helped purchase records for the school . The officers for the year were Chip Baginski, president, Chuck Toth, vice- president, Ann O'Laughlin, secretary- treasurer. Their sponsor was Mr. Bob Noel. BOTTOM ROW--Mike Massey, Peggy Watson, Steve Carter. SECOND ROW--Pam Blair, Ann O!Laughlin, Dick Bromley, Gayle Wilson. TOP ROW--Pat Higgins, Chuck Toth, Rich Vida, Chip Baginski, Ernie Toth. 29 SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTESTANTS Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Johns, the New Carlisle Bands completed another busy year. Highlighting the marching season which included parades, footballgames, and various other performances, was the State Fair. During the concert season, after success- fully completing marching with several awards the band participated in the annual band and solo-ensemble contests. As one of the most active organizations at NC, the band played at the football games. MAJORETTES--Nancy Gubics, Barb Roloff, Claudia Stone- burner, Dave Sheperd, John Leonard, Pam Wykoff, Sue Bromley, Bernie Brown. DANCE BAND--1st ROW--Melvin Dzialak, Dale Borders, Pat Shields, Nancy Horvath, Marsha Hansen, Nancy Run- nels, Bert McGuire, Barb Roloff, 2nd ROW--Kathy Blake, Jeff Fisher, Stan Moore, Larry Truex, Ray Johanson, Terry Beall, Craig Falk, Fred Coates, Steve Main, Bob Bodemuller, Pam Wykoff, Gerry Dodd. 30 HIGH SCHOOL BAND--1st ROW--C. Bladecki, M. Kulwicki, D. Thomas, C. Jankowski, J. Amen, P. Kenna, P. Kulwicki, S. Schnurle, S. Mack, G. Downey, 2nd. ROW--P. Lawson, K. Clark, I. Mof- fitt, T. Davison, S. Hostetler, D. Shepherd, D. Schaub, L. Zarobinski, P. Oldham, M. Dzialak, D. Borders, P. Sheelds, G. Grieff, N. Horvath, M. Han- sen, N. Runnels, B. McGuire, B. Roloff, 3rd ROW --J. Peterson, P. Zielewski, B. Brown, C. Miller, S. Bromley, M. Cenkush, P. Wilson, S. Shoff, J. Fisher, S. Moore, L. Truex, T. Beall, R. Johanson, C. Falk, D. Rogers, T. Beall, H. Tipton, F. Coates, S. Main, B. Bodemuller, P. Wykoff, G. Dodd, B. Stockton, G. Johanson, STANDING--N. Wiltfong, M. Schimmel, T. Peterson, P. Kelly, J. Leonard, S. Chizar, B. Tayler, C. Baginski, J. Lloyd. RANK HIGH AT ANNUAL CONTEST In preparation for future years, the junior band played at all of the concerts and partici- pated in solo and ensemble contests, besides maintaining their own busy schedule. The Dance Band specialized in swing music and performed at special occasions through- out the year. They also provided music during the basketball games. JUNIOR BAND--E. Bladecki, A. Engel, S. Raabe, C. Cooreman, S. Dolph, B. Cox, D. Roesneer, D. Gilpin, S. Rob- inson, B. Cenkush, 2nd ROW--K. Simpson, D. Moore, D. Hughes, S. Horvath, C. Bates, B. Mackowski, H. Toth, J. Davis, R. Hooten, D. Borders, B. Middlebrook, M. Shields, C. Headley, B. Kulwicki, S. Kaufman, C. Morris. 3rd ROW--B. Zarembka, V. Kaminski, K. Albright, L. Thompson, G. Hennen, M. Barnhart, N. Graberak, K. Mack, J. Szilagyi, G. Moffitt, M. Smith, D. Rozwarski, N. Thompson, A. VanWanzelle, R. Clark, G. Stockton, S. Landuyt, G. Wojcik, R. Mann, H. Buell, B. Clendenen, L. Neal, C. Mann, P. Jones, M. Belsaas, 4th ROW--B. Hauser, K. Dodd, M. Morris, L. Tolmen, R. Shoff, G. Kelly, D. Paul, R. Galvas, S. Fisher, D. Engel, J. King, G. Beach, L. Hope, G. Tuholski, R. Grove, D. Hughes, J. Walker. 31 BOTTOM ROW--S. Austin C. Hauser, G. Piech, J Hope, C. Doba, SECONI ROW--V. Garbarek, C Hoover, C. Sailor, C % eer. p Shaum, B. Schroeder, N Blank, S. Shepherd, L. Os. bom, M. Shaum, K. Light P. Blair, P. VanHeesbeke THIRD ROW--N. Coore. man, D. Bilinski, M. Zak. rowski, V. Bartoszewicz, S Seales, R. Halassy, J Gorny, K. Plumback, C Graham, F. McMullin, D Arick, N. Nicodemus FOURTH ROW--M. Davis C. Clapp, C. Stoneburner S. Traxler, G. Wilson, C VanWanzeele, C. McGawn J. Kom, P. Watson, E Laureys, P. Smith, TO! ROW--L. Shaum, D. Mc. Nutt, J. Grange, S. Milli. ken, B. Kolacz, C. Vermil. lon, A. Hooten, B. Whitten S. Wroblewski. The marching tigerettes have shown their precision drilling skill during the school year by performing at the varsity ball games. Miss Judy Stockton led the marching girls on their way to stardom. Mr. Blaine Gamble, the tigerette sponsor, planned the drills for each performance. Perhaps the most outstanding show of the year was the portrayal of several broadway musicals including West Side Story. The Tigerettes' work is far from fin- ished with the closing of school. During the summer, the drill team performs at some of the largest parades. But, most important of all, the tigerettes feel the ex- citement and joy of seeing behind the scenes of a successful show. This squad of Tigerettes salutes the fans at a varsity b ketball game during their show. 32 PEP CLUB--BOTTOM ROW: Barb Ben- jamin, Kathy Corbet, Jean Ryan, Paula Kenna, Gene Jamski, Carl Meyers. 2nd ROW: Betty Waumans, Joan Ryan, Ruth Milcoff, Barb Roloff, June Hayter, Jerry Szymanski. 3rd ROW: Claudia Stone- burner, Marcia Clendenen, Ann O'- Laughlin, Ron Estep, Marolyn Shaum, Larry DeMeyer. 4th ROW: Laura Smith, Ann Hooten, Marty Gillean, Bob Tenny- son, Nancy Bauters, Bob Johnson. TOP ROW: Diana Dean, Diana Cencelewski, Jan Micheal, Kim Hudson, Barb Mack, Johm Leonard. BOTTOM ROW: Liz Shaum, Vic- toria Grabarek, Edna Singleton, Evelyn Ruzkowski, Sue Ray, Dianne | Thomas, Cheryl Costello, Fran Folk, } Carol Gromski, Dave Hanez, 2nd ROW: Carolyn Nicodemus, Ed Wil- son. 3rd ROW: Sally Traxler, Bing Harding. 4th ROW: Pat VanHees- beke, Chuck Toth. TOP ROW: Judy Horvath, Carolyn Shaum, Rosanne Toth, Sue Blair, Corrine Wykoff, Janet Hope, Sharon Hosteoler, Mary Ellen Takach, Ruthanne Riffel, Bill Argabright. PEP CLUB CHEERS ON TEAMS With the help and ideas of their sponsor, Mr. Blaine Gamble, and the officers, who were Pat VanHeesbeke, President, Fran Folk, Vice-President, and Laura Lou Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, the Pep Club has had two successful projects this year. Instead of per- forming at the games, the members added to school spirit with their projects. They invited the Penn Cheerleaders to attend and lead cheers at the pep session before our football game with Penn Octo- ber 5, 1962. The club served punch and cake to the cheerleaders and sponsors afterwards. The second project was making the TOURNEY SPECIAL, ahuge poster telling about past tourney games and about this year's team. 33 BOTTOM ROW--Ed Wilson, Gene Janski, Chip Baginski, Jim Glon, Bob Johnson, Larry DeMeyer, Dave Hanez, Jerry Szmanski, Dick Jones, Kim Hudson. Fred Scott, Jim Pietrzak, Harry Kolacz, Bob Tennyson, Jim Bodemuller, Pat Higgins, Wayne Whipple, John Lloyd, Dean Wykoff, John Wolff. TOP ROW--John Frantom, Ted Niespodziany, Dick Schaub, Carl Mey- ers, John Leonard, Bing Harding, Rich Vida, Bill Argabright, Don Estep, Larry Cooper. CENTER--Mr. Rush, Mr. Tolmen. SECOND ROW--Jim McClaran, Jim Falk, Ned Steele, LETTERMEN START WITH CAR WASH After being inactive fora year the Lettermenelected of- ficers and began planning ac- tivities to be carried out dur- ing the year. Those elected were Bob Johnson, president, Dave Hancz, vice-president , Larry DeMeyer, secretary- treasurer, JimGlon, sergeant -at-arms, and Mr. Rush and Mr. Tolmen, sponsors. A big event was the ordering of the Senior letter jackets. Among other activities was a successfulcar wash and a fun- filled party. Proud of the trophies these Lettermen, Dave, Jim, Bob, and Larry, straighten the case. AlirlUetlcs Head coach--Bill Lyneh Assistant coach--Don Rush TIGERS TIE FOR CONFERENCE TITLE VARSITY RECORD The New Carlisle football team made it three ina row by winning the Northern Warshime tome @laiveo08 Nii Grn: 2 State Conference for the third straight IRollllitines Preairere 5 6 W2 INoGs oo o o 28 year. IRihyere IORI 6 6 o IA INGOs oo oc 0 After losing two of the first three Joann 5 5 5 6 0 0) INIGe 6 a5. 2 32 games of the season, the Tigers scored Nappanee ..... Of ONGCh certs 28 easy victories in all the other games Norn Iiueson so 5 W N6Goe coc 33 except the Penn contest which ended in a | Isis 66 6 bo oo War INIGGS a a's 14 tie. When the Homecoming game KnOx: ee tes © INoGs oo oo 45 against North Judson arrived, New CioineorGl «6 6 6 oc 6: ING@ FS tee 60 Carlisle fans were not disappointed be- BRRSITNS. G5 6 6 6 a OP UNG CER 2 12 cause the Tigers crushed their con- ference opponent. HALFBACKS Chuch Toth Chip Baginski Horace Brown Kim Hudson Dave Hancz 36 Bob Tennyson Bing Harding Larry Cooper Bill Johnson Fred Scott Jim Bodemuller TACKLES --CENTER Ted Niespodziany Harry Kolacz Rich Vida Jim Glon Wayne Whipple GUARDS Jerry Szymanski Carl Meyers Dick Schaub John Frantom Dean Wykoff Jim Falk QUARTERBACKS Dale Glon Bob Johnson Dick Bromley 37 B-TEAM PROVES ITSELF FOR VARSITY PLAY BOTTOM ROW--Robert Smith, Gib Retersen; Tim Moffitt, Terry Carbiener, Junior Rounds, Ronnie Dodd, Ron Snyder, Jim Lambie, Larry jeans, Robert “s ason, Fred Coates, Robert Mason. SECOND ROW--Larry Kulwicki, Bob Manuszak, Ron Conley, Albert Mangold, Ty Noel, Wayne Williams, Hugh Tipton, Dan Shaub, Rich Sponseller, Chuck Ryan, John Lloyd. TOP ROW--Mtr. Zieliriski, Kenny Kliene, Jeff Hampshire, Dave Steele, Dennis Rajski, Mike Kring, Horace Brown, Floyd Zarobinski, Bill Cértier, Mr. Tolmen. B TEAM RECORD | Bremen ore 6 INeGe o . 20 | Rolling Prairie .. 6 N.C. 5 AH | Rennuveels) qierric can IN«Gio 20 | Gomeorcl soscco0o 0 O Nis@ieo 0 ao 6 6 ZOD IKINOK 6 6 6 6 A 0) ING es . 40 | Washington Clay 6 INoGo 56 0 MANAGERS --John Lloyd and Clarence Dar- | land. Varsity players watch an important confer- ence game and wait for their chance to join the fight. 38 or our PA man, Lyle Harding. Tigers to reach another successful year. FRESHMAN RECORD JUNIOR HIGH RECORD Rolling Prairie ....6 INGis 5 o oo) Jailon IRoeKel 6 5 6 6 0 6 oD) N.C. Comemitl oso s 5 o UW NoGo oo Gil Iemmedly Goo aoa 6 4 IN3Gis o a Washington-Clay ...6 INoGs oo o@ ‘!Nowedn jfuclsom 5 5 o o Id INIKGio eo 6 RETIN i) Gerth ute seis (0 INGGigeoesne0) IGlovs'5 Ga 6 ooo 6 OO IN«Go -o ILAIROHEHS = 5 5 6 0 0 6 oat INoGo oo o 7 IReolliliine Preeti 5 5 5 o W NEGi OUTSTANDING RECORD FOR JR. HIGH BOTTOM ROW--Bob Lewis, Scott Shuey, Glen Hennen, Dan Engel, Craig McDonald, Clay Miller, Brant | Brewer, Tom Keen. SECOND ROW--George Stockton, Randy Shoff, Roger King, Jack Szilagyi, Dick i Galvas, John Schuler, Glen Brammer. THIRD ROW--Lee Hope, Jim Niespodziany, Ron Higgins, Lee Zaro- } binski, Don Gaertaer, John Pierce, Kenny Brasseur, Dan Akin. FOURTH ROW--Dean Hughes, Greg Wil- - j liams, Doug Paul Rex Toelle, Jerry King, George Beach, Doug Moore. TOP ROW--Mr. Thomas, Roger 1 Clark, Harvey Kirg, Dennis Hancz, Ron Swank, Ronnie McCall, Bill Lane, Ron Shoue, Mr. Gamble. 39 Who can watch a game without a program Next year these statistics will be useful in aiding the TIGERS FIGHT WITH ENTHUSIASM Coach Bob Noel sell, John Lloyd. The New Carlisle Tiger basketball team enjoyed a winning season under the direction of Coach Bob Noel. Their record was 11-10. The Lions Club of New Carlisle was pleased to honor the basketball athletes at its annual banquet. The following awards were presented to: Carl Meyers for the most rebounds, Bing Harding for the best free- throw percentage, Jerry Szymanski for the Most Valuable player, Con Estep for the Captain, andDon Estep, also for Sportsman- ship. Against North Liberty, Jerry has an easy two points. MANAGERS--Clark Hen- A noble attempt by Bing Harding to take that rebound from a Lakeville opponent, The ball is roaming fre’ as Jerry trips through some Lakeville team mer bers, oe Jerry Szymanski Carl Meyers John Leonard Guard Forward Center VARSITY RECORD INR C3 fies) uel Ges) axe 64 Walkerton....... 60 IN; Ce. “dep so eaoeseoics On 71 Washington-Clay .. 56 INS Cactcocsne citsersu cite 55 North Judson. .... 43 NSCS ce) Sees vane OL i3GileF3 G16 aiglo-00 0 © 62 NE Gy g.0-0.6 ayolod 0.6 89 Brandywine ...... 57 NECS cca do00ac el Middlebury ...... 50 { INCA love. Stang ae onraeonn 46 Gms noegedoo% 43 INE Cae ike sicsind iuer's) ACO. Millereekiers iin 50 ING@a as ese eG ae 66 PMN Go onoooUe 77 IN SS ese eeeyiss Se O0 Renney te ereueren Ol INE Gar re tel cow's eee) foe teivs 60 Concord syne een wie COUNTY TOURNEY Bing Harding NECae nacre 64 Washington City... 49 Barry VanSlager Center IN Cee, ach atts ane 57 Greeneyj aro so sane 58 Forward SECTIONAL NiGH at nae eas as 55 Mishawaka...... 63 } Rick Budny Kim Hudson Chuck Toth Jeff Trumble Guard Guard Guard Forward 41 B-TEAM WINS ITS COUNTY TOURNEY q SN Bae B-TEAM--Coach Bill Lynch, Dick Bromley, Mike Kring, Jerry Starkweather, Jim Pietrzak, Bill Johnson, Dave Shepherd, Horace Brown, Fred Scott, Dale Glon, Emie Toth, Jim Smith. B-TEAM RECORD ING Cr ettictonsincsiiens 37 Walkerton ..... 33 WEES 6 44 Wash-Clay .... 47 INGE tie, “6 vowsulsnvs ne eile. 50 Mo, Judson .... 33 INC Wells opis at euleeeutess 43 KnOXee aeaeneeeene 33 ING Cia) Fuse si lees 78 Brandywine .... 58 NiGa 50 Middlebury .... 44 INiCwe 37 EO 3c og odo 44 INGO e cicloeticusene 37 Rakevillers cere 31 NAGE pvt teey ee tere 56 Greeneiamaariciae 27 NG Gi sae waaius eee Se ye 51 Madison...... 41 INSEE eae sscovee totes 65 Jimtownles eee 42 KA The varsity players, in a huddle, study a strategic plan with Coach Noel. NGG... coyotes: isteseeneres 44 Wey IBBT SG oocooc 41 Ni Go. aris. oere Shee 56 Rolling Gerace 27 ING Ce eee ee teae 38 Bremenipeey-e-eaea eee 32 NGC s fess ales 40 Millereekin nn seen 26 NEG Since Si A ey neonate 40 OMI Go 50650000 35 INS Gi as eicnemeiin sioner 49 Pennrssaresicist ens. oven vase 51 INA GS yswayley yous eas 50 Concord aaeicmmeoen 40 TOURNEY IN OR Sarasota Gioroec aoc 63 Madisontynycrcieiniene 32 ING CS conte swinoterorseageoes 50 SRS Go65000000 36 INES) Aieaenay saeketereoee 44 Penn ccc sana eee evaieee 28 INTRAMURAL TEAM-- (KNEELING) Gene Janski, Ed Wil- son. (STANDING) Ron Estep, Larry DeMeyer, Bob John- son, Bob Tenneyson, Alan Tobolski. aie FRESHMAN TEAM--(KNEELING) Ron Wilson, Don McCall, Bob Manuzak, Denny Scales, Jim Golden, Steve Carter. (STANDING) Gilbert Peterson, Fred Coates, Rich Kopkowski, Ty Noel, Harry Tolmen, Dan Schaub, Bob Bodemuller, Tim Moffitt, Mike Massey. 8th TEAM--BOTTOM ROW--Lyn Plumback, Craig Bealor, Dan Engel, Bob Hooten, SEC- OND ROW- -Bruce Clendenen, Harvey King, Bob Palm, TOP ROW--Mike VanLue, Frank Zielinski, Emie Laureys. 8th GRADE RECORD INKCHe acinar s 22 E19) 6 aaoro Cone INGE, 5 30 Ce ORRORT CED N.C 45 AI 5 ors tosensrs INS @e ais) seetens can: Canvrysos mer INS OS wiz axothenes 45 Cte apeco rors NEES sarees ees 48 Se ouswer at aire INS Ca ecdeensasne 25 VA eet OCG N.C Oi SS i i ato sears INAS eit euetay ieee 40 CG oto olonao INE C4 d-5 reece sews 30 PR vie tcc N.C . 26 SBI oseseeeone INAG a fase ceeria os 30 Sb ea cue, ee heme NICS Moms 5 OL AN eis cee 8th GRADE TOURNEY INGCo robo COO Re eos ieme) tere aoe WALKERTON INVITATIONAL TOURNEY INKCH G60 60,0 33 34 FRESHMAN RECORD INIA Concaritten tokarcie 37 LAR Oem mrceuct nie NSCS cacy sae eis 41 No. Liberty N.C 5 os) SPOCK oesarae N.C 30 abortersea saa INS CS, fucuecenrciens 44 GeO cacaccc NEC, Biter Oi SOmCentralenesens N.C 5 BS WIIG yess ese fo eye INGOs ccc Se aseatte 36 Concordia INSC ia See 51 RGN airs cistoevens INS Coie teres octets 57 Greenelarr eine TOURNEY N.C . 41 Rollin geeweeneien re ING Gs, cnetesl eae 38 SomCentrali@e a 7th TEAM--BOTTOM ROW--Brant Brewer, Rich Krause, Lee Hope, Tom Wrobleski, Roger King, Don Lau, Tom Keen. SECOND ROW--Steve Fisher, Mike Gilpin, Doug Moore, Bill Miller, Mike Lane, Dan Jarvie, Mark Belsaas. TOP ROW-- Pat Murphy, Wayne Doba, Dan Akin, John Schuler, Dennis Sebasty, Kenny Brassuer. No Libertyj-s- creer 23 Germianten-g-mencaiisnns 26 (GAS 6 Goo do00on0 o 47 Pakeville. 3 534. can Wealtren terre jee ceyiev acute 17 Waillkextoniaw--i-iemenene 17 INO Libertysen iin 30 Warrentarars nce iene 27 Wiilsomlicas cyeuatesever es 36 Rollin Sa-esmentenenenone 32 Concorde. -yewereneneens WES On iewepicio) 3 Siemenene 29 Germaniiieva se cers 25 Walkerton WES oo 6 Dil Walkerton INLC5 6 oo ee 7th GRADE RECORD N.C. 40 NICs wae eve 33 INE Conair Ore iior 58 INE Cow arad Booher can. ING@.. ce, seep os 38 NICs a arora 52 NICS Sf Siacacpe mae 36 IN: Gata, eas 50 NEC. Geena 38 INUCS a eee 23 NECs. 6 a anti ees INSEieceaicnhepanae 24 INE Gin iaues seems 29 Witlsonwa lease 37 Madison) . 32) 32 GAMBLE HEADS TRACK — CROSS COUNTRY Coach--Blaine Gamble STANDING--Larry DeMeyer, Jim McClaran, Ted McKesson, Jim Danielson, Rick Budny, Bob Johnson, Bill Argabright, Chip Baginski, Kim Hudson, Pat Higgins, Larry Cooper, Jerry Szymanski, Ron Estep, Dick Bromley, Clark Hensell, Dick Nelson, Don Estep, Jim Glon, John Leonard, Dave Shepherd. KNEELING--Jim Bodemuller, Chuck Toth, Dave Hancz, Ed Wilson, Jeff Trum- ble, Ned Steele. The track athletes practiced inthe gym for near- ly three weeks before running on thetrack. These pre-season workouts paid off later in the season at the regular meets and at the County Track Meet, where the team placed high enough to retain the Conference All Sports trophy. The team was coached by Blaine Gamble. Chuck is trying hard to overcome an oppo- Don makes it again! That was a familiar cry during nent from Wash-Clay. At the season as here he makes his final vault to tie for first at the Country Track Meet. Bob isstraining as he tries to beat his opponent to the next runners in the relay. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK--STANDING-- Bruce Clendenen, Lynn Plumback, Craig Bealor, Dan Engel, Mr. Zielinski. KNEEL- ING--Bob Palm, Craig McDonald, Dean Hughes, Tim Moffitt, Bob Manuzak. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM--Pat Higgins, Rick Budny, Jim McClar- an, Don Estep, Ed Wilson, Ned Steele, Bill Argabright, Mr. Gam- ble. Little but mighty is a good term to describe this years' Cross Coun- try team. The boys had a fine season under the coaching of Blaine Gamble. They finished the season with an 11-5 record. They did especially well at Indianapolis, where they finished fourth in their division, and each member of the team and Coach Gam- ble received a plaque. 45 TWO NEW SPORTS ADDED TO VARSITY Coach--Don Rush After being a club for two years, the gymnastics members were finally able to have their status changed to that of var- sity sport. The coaching of the team was done by Don Rush. Theboys learned many stunts and as a result, three boys participated in the state gymnastics meet. Ray tries what he has learned on the rings. GYMNASTICS TEAM-- John Wolff, Jim Lambie, John Frantom, Jeff Ham- shire, John Lewindofske, Ron Snyder, Ray Johan- son, Mr. Rush. WRESTLING TEAM-- Ron Wilson; Richard Sponseller, Ron Conley, Jim Lambie, Dave Con- ley, Bill Stockton, Bill Argabright, Dick Schaub, Jim Glon, Gene Janski. After dropping wrestling for four years, it was re-established aS a varsity sport. The Tiger wrestlers began the season with new uniforms and great enthusi- asm. Don Rush took over the duties Dick has Bill in quite a hold, as Bill Stockton prepares to help. of getting the boys in shape and teaching them the ‘fine art” of wrestling. Members of the team gained valuable experience al- though they did not enjoy a winning season. Bill gets even with Dick, but no one is around to help him! CHEERLEADERS BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS--Bemie Brown, Sue Bromley, Pam Blair. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS --Charlene Stone- burner, Jennie Sue Amen, Evelyn Laureys, Peggy Watson, Dora Hayter. 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS--Ardith Kleine, Dianne Roesner, Deana Hughes, Pat Jones, Carolyn Teska. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS--(TOP to BOTTOM): Pam Wykoff, Rosie Bennitt, Barb Kulwicki, Pat Holsinger, Reva Clark. 7th GRADE CHEERLEADERS--Chris Cooreman, Diane Rzepka, Barb Kulwicki, Rich Hooton, Brenda Cox. 48 rIONORS AND AWARDS SENIORS WITH ‘A’’ AVERAGE Barb Benjamin Gretchen Downey George Casaday Russell Barnes Carl Meyers Carolyn VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN NAT'L MERIT Nicodemus SEMI-FINALIST Barb Mack Sue Sanders Amn O'Laughlin DAR AWARD WINNER Rosemary Van Laecke BAND AWARD WINNER Gretchen Downey BETTY CROCKER HOMEMA KER OF TOMORROW Barb Benjamin BOYS' STATE and GIRLS' STATE--Don Heinek, Chip Bagin- ski, Pam Wykoff, Claudia Stoneburner. | ATHLETIC AND CLUB HONORS WON ! | q BASKETBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Jerry Szymanski FOOTBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Carl Meyers and Gene Janski. FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Jerry Szymanski and Carl Meyers. BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Don Estep N.C. FFA SWEETHEART MISS NEW CARLISLE N.C. HI-Y QUEEN Pat Holsinger Reva Clark Jan Michaels NHS HOLDS FALL INSTALLATION HITT eaedddadiae T SITTING--Paula Kenna, Sue Ray, Ann O'Laughlin, Linda Berning, Burdette Casaday, Gretchen Downey, Reva Clark, Carl Meyers, Miss Morton, Mr. Taylor, Nancy Gubics, Fran Folk, Barb Mack, Pam Wykoff, Russell Barnes, Laura Smith. STAND- ING--Marcia Clendenen, Barb Roloff, Kathy Bladecki, Barb Whitten, Barb Kulwicki, Barb Benjamin, Janice Haines, Carolyn Nicodemus, Sharon Higgins, Sue Sanders, Kathy Blake, Jim Barnes, Don Heinek, Pat Higgins. The National Honor Society started its year off in a flash with the induc- tion of new members. The officers, Carl Meyers, president, Reva Clark, vice-president, Gretchen Downey, secretary, Burdette Casaday, treas- urer were elected last fall, and they along with the members planned a trip to the state legislature. They sponsored a sock hop after a basket- ball game. The sponsors were Mr. Millard Taylor and Miss Alice Mor- ton. The National Honor planned an assembly honoring Mrs. Wade for her years as librarian at the public li- 52 brary. 2aTO. haun “2 L HOMECOMING. QUEEN Rat Kelley é a I S x Oo Es H oo ay NIGES ———— Orville Brown and Sharon DuBois PROM KING AND QUEEN Football season was high- lighted this year by the corona- tion of the Homecoming Queen. Changing the usual procedure, the candidates, nominated by the various clubs, had only to tell their talent and answer a ques tion. The big event took place after the game, and Barb Kulwicki, a senior, was crowned by Reva Clark, Miss New Carlisle-- 1962. COURT: Darlene Bilinski, Fran Folk, Barb Roloff, and Ruth Milcoff. Football Candidates: Gayle Wilson, Carolyn Nicodemus, Barb Kulwicki, Carolyn Shaum, Barb Roloff, Lynn Murray, Barb Mack, Judi Stockton, Reva Clark, Pam Wykoff, Kathy Blake, Vicki Graberak, Linda Berning, Fran Folk, Carlene Bilinski, Ruth Milcoff, Barb Lewis. The Key to My Heart was the theme and the dazzling keys which set the scene of the Sweetheart Swirl presented by the for the Prince and Princess of Hearts. 1962-63 Olive Branch staff. Students Miss Ginger Fann, last year's Prin- twisted to the music of the Phantom Five cess, crowned the Prince and Princess of in the midst of glittering cupids, hearts, Hearts for 1963. 9 Pert ry a, y } A fh ® A | | Candidates: Carl Meyers, Marolyn Shaum, Donnie Estep, Claudia Stoneburner, Randy Noland, Liz Shaum, Rick Budny, Jean Ryan, Margie Zakrowski, Dale Glon, Nancy Kovach, Dick Bromley, Peggy Watson, Tim Moffitt, Mary Miller, Rich Kopkowski. 58 Announcing the 1963 Basket- ball Homecoming Queen--Caro- lyn Shaum! That was the cli- max toa thrilling evening for the seventeen candidates elected from the clubs. Due to snow and loss of time from school, the candidates were not presented to the student body; instead each girl wore a name tag to identify herself. Carolyn was crowned by Darle Hoover, president of the Alumni Association, ata dance after the North Liberty game. Pat Kelley, the first runner-up, will reign as Track Queen. COURT--Pam Wykoff, Janice Haines, Carol Hower, Pat Kelley. ted Basketball Candidates: LizShaum, Marcia Clendenen, Pat Holsinger, Sue Bromley, Sandy Shoff, Kathy Blake, Pam Wykoff, Pat Kelley, Laura Smith, Rose Mary VanLaecke, Barb Kolach, Lynn Murray, Rosie Bennitt, Cathy Baldecki, (SEATED) Janice Haines, Carolyn Shaum, Carol Hoover. Deep Sea Dream was the theme for the 1962 Junior-Senior Prom, and a dream it was as every- one danced to the music of Frankie Kitt and his Or- chestra. The Knights of Columbus Hall was re- markably transformed in- to beautiful underwater scenery. The crowning of the Prom King and Queen, Orville Brown and Sharon Dubois, highlighted the evening. 59 IDERS yy CAMERI TIFE ON FART (AN GLASSES See ee Mr. Amzie Miller, principal; Mr. Orrin Shaw, assistant principal; and Mr. Carr Rodgers, trustee. SECRETARIES --Mrs. Helen Rumels and Mrs. Virginia Dodd. The key to the success of the entire school has been in the hands of our capable administrators and faculty. Mr. Miller in his first year as NCHS principal, organized the year's ac- tivities and worked dili- gently to carry them out with the help of Mr. Shaw, Mr. Rodgers, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Runnels, and faculty. TEACHERS GUIDE STUDENTS DAILY BONNIE BALMER--Indiana U. English, 10th sponsor. ARTHUR BATCHELDER-- Notre Dame. REM Lab, 11th sponsor. INEZ BECHTEL-- Ohio U. English, Latin, 9th sponsor. MARY BRUM- MITT--Indiana U. English, 7th sponsor. JACK CALHOUN--Purdue U. Biology, 12th sponsor. RUTH CROUCH--Purdue U. Math, 10th sponsor. MAR- GARET EKSTROM--Purdue U. Home Ec, 12th sponsor. ELBERT FIKE--Indiana U. Psychology-Sociology, 8th sponsor. BLAINE GAMBLE--Notre Dame. History, 11th s pon- sor. NORMA GLON--Ball State. Art, 9th sponsor. DIMITRI GLOSS --Notre Dame. English, French, 12th sponsor. MAX HAAG--Val- praiso U. Business, 7th sponsor. 64 JOHN HANS--Heidelberg. History, 7th sponsor. SUSAN HUNSBERGER --Manchester, Music, 12th sponsor, KEN- NETH JOHNS --Indiana State, Band, 11th sponsor. BILL LYNCH--Ball State. Health, 10th sponsor. ALICE MORTON--Indiana State, Library, 8th sponsor. ROBERT NOEL--University of Nebraska, Math, 8th spon- sor. GERTRUDE OVER- MYER--DePauw. Literature, 8th sponsor. STANLEY OVERMYER--Depauw. Spanish, 8th sponsor. DARLE PFEIFFER--Man- chester, Physics, 11th spon- sor. FRED ROBINSON-- Purdue. Ag, 12th sponsor. SANDRA RUBY --I ndiana State, Home Ec, 11th spon- sor. DON RUSH--Ball State. Phys. Ed, 10th sponsor. CAROLYN SCHNICK-- Franklin. Phys. Ed, Biology, Health, 11thsponsor. LEROY STUTSMAN--Indiana. Ciy- ics, 12th sponsor. MILLARD TAYLOR--Indiana Coun- selor, 10th sponsor. REX THOMAS--BallState. Guid- ance, 9th sponsor. JOSEPH TIRITTER--Notre Dame, English, 7th sponsor. HARRY TOLMEN--Ball State. Shop, Industrial Arts, 9th sponsor. JOHN VOOR- HEIS--Indiana. Chemistry, 9th sponsor. FRANK ZIE- LINSKI--Indiana. Central, Bookkeeping, 10th sponsor. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS--Fran Folk, treasurer; Rich Vida, president; Bob Tennyson, vice-president; Kathy Blake, secretary move up in the world. The key to the Seniors’ success was thinking positively that they were the best class in school. They set about letting the rest of the school know by being the most unusual Freshman class to hit NCHS. They gained knowledge of running through the halls, maneuvering their way to class just seconds before the bell, and a host of ways of missing class. They opened their Sophomore year by ordering striking blue jackets. So the other students would not forget which class was greatest, the Sopho- mores began making places for them- selves in organizations, scholarship, community, and athletics. In the final struggle to prove superiority the Junior year commenced rapidly with selection of the rings, plans for a number:one prom, and the presentation of a successful play. Top honors and positions were taken by Juniors over the Seniors. They entered their Senior year with few years, for they were the proven unequaled class. The Seniors came in like lions and will leave like lions, but their lives have been rich and filled with experiences that have prepared them for the years ahead. SENIOR CLASS J can't seem to get it right, says Rich during this commencement practice. 65 STAN BAGINSKI RUSSELL BARNES BARBARA BENJAMIN PHIL BERNTH KATHLEEN BLAKE NANCY BLANK JAMES ROSS BODEMULLER TOM BORLIK SANDI BOWKER JOHN BRUGH STEVEN BRYANT | RICHARD CARLIN GEORGE CASADAY ] | Dick is rushed by Barb, Claudia, Senior play ticket. and Pam to buy a ED CAUFFMAN SENIORS LOOK INTO FUTURE DIANA CENCELEWSKI JULIA CHAMBERS REVA JEAN CLARK LARRY COOPER MIKE COOPER CHARLES PAUL DEAN DIANE JANE DEAN CHUCK DeMEYER LARRY DeMEYER GRETCHEN DOWNEY MELVIN H, DZIALAK Butch gets lots of offers for help with his cap and gown from Judi, Nancy, and Sharon. 68 DONALD ESTEP RONALD ESTEP GARY FISHER FRANCES ANNE FOLK PAT GAERTNER JUDITH GEPPERT JIM GLON DELORIS GOVERINSKI VICTORIA GRABAREK GAROLD GREATHOUSE 69 NANCY ANN GUBICS JANICE HAINES DAVID G, HANCZ Vicki and Larry look terribly worried about the coming commencement. DON HEINEK MARILYN HEMINGER RONALD P. HIGDON SHARON KATHLEEN HIGGINS PATRICIA MAY HOLSINGER 70 CAROL HOOVER JANET HOPE TED HOPE EUGENE BERT JANSKI SPARKLE I. JEFFRIES GORDON E. JOHANSON ROBERT JOHNSON RICHARD JONES JOSEPH KAZMIERZAK ANNA JANE KELLER RON KINYON 72 LARRY KLOPFENSTEIN HARRY A. KOLACZ PATRICIA KOPKOWSKI BARBARA KULWICKI JOHN LEONARD KAREN SUE LIGHT BARBARA MACK PAT MANN ae CARL E. MEYERS ROGER MILCOFF MARTHA MILLER FRANK MODJESKA TED NIESPODZIANY CAROLYN NICODEMUS RoseMary is trying hard to make a sale of Senior name cards. RICHARD J. NODD, JR. RON NORTHOUSE LINDA OSBORN JANICE PETERSON QUENTIN RAINEY DANIEL W. RIFFEL CAROL SAILER SUSANN SANDERS DICK SCHAUB BARBARA SCHROEDER CAROLYN SHAUM MAROLYN SHAUM | 74 SHARON SHEPHERD HELEN SILBERMAN EDNA JUNE SINGLETON Gene gives Dick a lesson in Do you believe? ROBERT SMITH SANDRA SNYDER LENA SOWERS NELSON E, STEELE JUDIE STOCKTON CLAUDIA STONEBURNER DON STUBBS LARRY SULT ROBERT TAYLOR BOB TENNYSON ALAN TOBOLSKI ROSEANNE TOTH ROSEMARY VANLAECKE RICH VIDA JERRY SZYMANSKI LINDA VOSBURGH JEANETTE WALTERS WILBERT WARD Jan, Don, and Barb check the case for new pictures as they pass to their next class. “HEY! | DON’T HAVE A PICTURE OF YOU.” BETTY ANN WAUMANS WAYNE WHIPPLE EDDIE WILSON JOHN WOLFF PAMELA WYKOFF —— aSiTeat JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--Liz Shaum, treasurer; Laura Smith, Secretary; Pat Higgins, President; Marcia Clendenen, vice-president take a closer look at the school. The Juniors used their key to success to produce what they thought was the best prom ever .Committees, with agood supply of leadership, were chosen to launch the plans. A much awaited event was the selection of class rings. However, the Juniors proved themselves to be in the know when they chose oval stones that turned out to JUNIOR CLASS be one of the nicest rings in NCHS history. The class party came and went without the bat of a Junior eyelash. The assumption that it would be a tremendous success was Comnectn Yes, the Juniors used their key well and learned quickly the ranks of upper- classmen. They should now be ready to face the responsibilities of being Seniors. Bob Anderson Bill Argabright Beverly Armentrout Jim Baker James Barnes Cheryl Beach Loren Beach Rosie Bennitt Linda Berning Scott Bird Carol Black Cathy Bladecki Pam Blair Sheila Brickey Sue Bromley Bernie Brown Rick Budny Phyllis Bunton Lonnie Burnett Bruce Carter Marcia Clendenen Dave Conley Chery] Costello Rick Devenport Adelaide Edmonds Jim Falk _ Jeff Fisher Bonnie Flinchum Marty Gillean Pat Ginter Rich Goepfrich John Gormy Bing Harding June Hayter Pat Heminger Clark Hensell Jim Hicks Pat Higgins Larry Hoggard Judi Horvath Sharon Hostetler Kim Hudson Dale Hughes Sue J edrzejewski Sandy Jeffries Art Johnson Gary Johnson Richard Kafka Kathy Kelley Paula Kenna Tom Konieczny John Kush Mary Layman PROM CLIMAXES SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR YEAR INVITATIONS AND PRO- GRAMS COMMITTEE -- (SEATED) Pat Van Heesbeke, Paula Kenna, Pam Blair, June Hayter, (STANDING) Bonnie McGawn, Kim Hud- son, Cathy Bladecki PLACE AND _ REFRESH- MENTS COMMITTEE -- (SEATED) Diane Thomas, Chuck Toth, Rosie Bennitt, Evelyn Ruszkowski, (STAND- ING) Randy Noland, Dean Wykoff 79 DECORATION COMMITTEE -- (SEATED) Judi Horvath, Randy Light, Sue Ray, Dale Hughes. (STANDING ) Kathy Kelley, Bron Wolff, Bob MacMillan Rich Lewis Randy Light Gerard Lindsey Fran Lloyd Tom Luchowski Bob MacMillan George Megyarvari Rich Maples Richard Marshall Jan Michaels John Michaels Ruth Milcoff Ron Mulligan Lynn Murray Jack Muzzey Mike Muzzey Jim McClaran Bonnie McGawn Roberta McGuire Bill McMinn Carlvene Neely Randy Noland Irvin Nowicki Mike Overmyer Ray Ramirez Sue Ray Ed Reynolds Gale Robinson Ron Rodgers Lynn Roesner Dennis Rogers Barb Roloff Junior Rounds Jim Runnels Diana Ruszkowski Evelyn Ruszkowski Chuck Ryan Jean Ryan Joan Ryan Liz Shaum Dan Short Charles Sisco Laura Smith Bill Smith Rick Sneed Herb Strasser Belinda Stroup Gary Szmanda RING COMMITTEE-- (SEATED) Marcia Clendenen,Bing Hard- ing, Pam Blair. (STANDING )Pat Hig- gins, Jan Micheals, Kim Hudson BAND COMMITTEE-- Bill Argabright, Bing Harding, Jan Micheals, Barb Roloff, Ruth Milcoff Sandra Szmanda Mary Ellen Tackach Diane Thomas | Chuck Toth | Greg Tuholski | Pat VanHeesbeke Bonnie VanLue Barry VanSlager Gerri Waumans Dard ‘eo Lyn Weyrick = Pat Wilson Wik Mike Wiltfong Nancy Wiltfong Bron Wolff Betty Wright Dean Wykoff Angie Zdankus SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS --Dick Bromley, president; Lois Jackson, treasurer; Dick Nelson, vice-president; Sally Mack, secretary carry some of their profit from the magazine sale to the school o ffice. As the largest class at NCHS the Soph- omores used their key to show the rest of the school that they were go-getters and starting their first lap to success as soon as school began. They were soon entangled in the vote on the color for their class jackets. Parties for each nominated color, campaigned vigorously to sway those undecided votes. However, powder blue won out making a majority happy. No sooner was that decision out of the way when the Sophomores launched their 82 SOPHOMORE CLASS magazine sale. This sale is the project that will provide the money for the prom next spring. A transistor tape recorder and other great prizes caused much of the hard work that helped the Sophomores reach their goal. If these few projects of the many spon- sored by the Sophomores serve as an ex- ample of their capabilities, then 1965 is certainly assured a distinguished gradua- ting class. Diana Arick Sharon Austin Mike Babbitt Jim Baich Veronica Bartoszewicz Betty Bates Nancy Bauters Tom Beall Darlene Bilinski Gary Bingaman Dale Borders Linda Brasseur Dale Broda Dick Bromley Della Bryant Andy Bryjak Carol Buell BATTLE FOR POWDER BLUE JACKETS Pat Burrow Terry Carbiener Larry Casaday Dave Cencelewski Rosalind Chapla Cathy Clapp Kathleen Clark Dan Codman Ron Conley Kathy Corbett Nancy Cooreman Bill Cortier Gail Craig Suzanne Danielson Clarence Darland Myrtle Davis Barbara Deal Cheryl Deal Cheryl Doba Gerry Dodd Ronny Dodd Neal Downey Jason Elledge Dan Elliott Francis Engel Craig Falk Jeff Fleck Tom Flora Andy Futa Ron Gemberling Lester Glassburn Dale Glon Eddy Golichowski Joyce Gorny Chris Graham Joan Grange Jackie Gratunik Carol Gromski Cliff Haines Rose Halassy Jeff Hampshire Cindy Hauser Jim Hensley Randy Hensley Brian Hildebrand Steve Holt Ann Hooten Jean Hoover Gilbert Hullinger Lois Jackson Ray Johanson f a . Bill Johnson Sse David Junker SS Joe Kafka di j 83 Frank Keller Kenny Kleine Mike Kring Barb Kolacz Nancy Kovach Dave Kowalewski Bob Kuespert Larry Kulwicki Mary Kulwicki Sandy Kulwicki Sharon Kunde Jim Lambie MAGAZINE COMMITTEE-- Kathy Clark, Carol Gromski, =! Erie Toth, Jeff Trumble, uit Kathy McGawn, Neal Downey. io 5, we + i fc | pees Be Re r Bonnie Lau Peggy Lawson Linda Lee John Levindofske Bonnie Lewis Ralph Lewis George Lloyd John Lloyd Martha Lowman Sally Mack Albert Mangold Denny Mandenhall Mike Middlebrook Ron Milcoff James Miller Sandy Miller Jim Milliken Sue Milliken Irene Moffett Stan Moore Carol Mroz Jerry McCall Gary McDonnaugh Kathy McGawn Frances McMullin Dick Nelson John Nemeti Dennis Ness Nancy Nicodemus Pete Oldham Jane Pollack Connie Proud Pamela Proud Anthony Rajski Dennis Rajski Ruth Riffel Carol Robinson Charles Ryder Ronnie Sapusek Sharon Scales Joan Schrader Fred Scott Dave Shepherd Darryl Shoue Jim Smith Ron Snyder Jerry Starkweather Dave Steele Douglas Stone Sandy Stroud Mike Szedenik Dorothy Szymanowski Judy Tabb Emie Toth Traxler Larry Truex Jeff Trumble Sandra Unrue Toni Unger Chuck VanOoteghem Carol VanWanzeele Don VanWanzeele Helen Walters Bob Watson Nancy Wegenka Linda Werth Wayne Williams Gayle Wilson Wilma Wise Margie Zakrowski Floyd Zarobinski Lloyd Zarobinski JACKET COMMITTEE--Dale Glon, Mike Kring, Diana Arick, Jim Lam- bie, Nancy Nicodemus, Nancy Cooreman. Georgia Piech Jim Pietrzak Karen Plumback FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS--Fred Coates, treasurer; Mike Massey, president; Char- lene Stoneburner, secretary; Dora Hayter, vice-president find an easy way to get apples for their teachers. The Freshmen moved right into life at NCHS. Having just acquired their new key toward success, they decided to test it on various activities. The election of their own cheerleaders started things rolling. Those girls chosen were promptly put to work raising class spirit and attendance at their games. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshmen then jumped into plans fortheclass party. With all the lively en- thusiasm behind those plans, the party had to be a success. No doubt the Freshmen found many re- sponsibilities placed on their shoulders, but they accepted them along with the pleasures. A good start for a good class. Wayne Allen Jennie Sue Amen Donna Bader Susan Batrmess Terry Beall Sue Blair Bob Bodemuller Ron Bokon Steve Carter Marsha Cenkush Steve Chizar Fred Coates Terry Davison Rick Dies Adrienne Falk Bill Feltz Dale Gaertner Kathy Galvas John Garmon Bob Gilpin Tom Glon Jim Golden Janice Gratunik Glory Greiff Kenneth Gumm Marsha Hansen Dora Hayter Jerry Hicks Elaine Hinshaw Ruth Holt Nancy Horvath William Imel Larry Jackson Christine Jankowski Tom Kaminski Pat Kelley Dick Kleine Rich Kopkowski Ginny Koppert Pat Kulwicki Pat Kuspa Kenneth Lau Evelyn Laureys Rusty Leason Jim Lowe Bernadine Macias Steve Main Bob Manuzak Larry Martensen Carol Martz Bob Mason Mike Massey Augie Mauer Bob Melady Bob Merley Carol Miller Mary Miller Ed Modjeska Tim Moffitt Don McCall Jennie McClaran Sandra McLean Jane McMinn Dianne McNutt Rose Nagy TAKE ACTIVE PART IN SCHOOL CLUBS Linda Wykoff Pat Zielewski 88 Patricia Nix Ty Noel Kirk Penke Gilbert Peterson Terri Peterson Juan Ramirez Dennis Ross Wanda Rowe Nancy Runnels Larry Sabinas Linda Sauer Dennis Scales Dan Schaub Mary Schimmel Suzanne Schnurle Pat Shields Sandy Shoff Pam Smith Bob Smith Richard Sponseller Roger Sponseller Joyce Starkweather Bill Stockton Charlene Stoneburner Mary Tabb Hugh Tipton Wilidean Toothman Zelda Traxler Connie Vermillion Peggy Watson Geraldine Wayer Sallie Welty Ron Wilson Michaelene Wojcik Sylvia Wrobleski Corrine Wykoff EIGHTH GRADERS HAVE WORRIES, TOO Kay Darleen Alpright ‘Melanie Ann Bamhart Geraldine Bauters Joseph Craig Bealor Eileen Bladecki Nancy Jean Blake Sharon Blackston Harry Buell Roberta Burnett Mary Carlton Claudia Carr Dianne Carter Norva Cauffman i Kenneth Clark H Randall Clark { Roger Clark Bruce Clendenen if - Jy TS ‘ d Jon Davis ie � i ; Se Catherine Dodd Sharon Dolph Henrietta Dzialak Dan Engel Donnie Gaertner Patricia Golubski Roger Grove Beth Ann Harding | Elizabeth Hauser Charlene Havlik | Carol Headley Glen Hennen Ronald Higgins Linda Hinshaw Louise Holt Robert Hooten Susan Horvath Dean Hughes Deana Hughes Dennis Hughes Helen Jedrzejwiski Pat Jones | Mary Keller Gene Kelly Harvey King Jerry King Ardith Kleine 1 James Kulwicki | Linda Kulwicki Suzette Landuyt tl Rebecca Lawson | Emest Laureys | John Leathers | Charles Lewis | Kathy Mack Bonita Mackowski Ronald Mann Rosie Mauer Bruce Meir Virginia Meyers Bob Middlebrook Clay Miller tet rr fo} iv) HOLD ELECTION FOR CHEERLEADERS Gregory Williams Beverly Zarembka 90 Jerry Miller Charlotte Morris Ronnie James McCall Craig Alan McDonald James Lynn McGuire Rose Mary Nagy James Alfred Niespodziany Dean Thomas Nowacki Robert David Palm Douglas Craig Paul Garry Phillips Lynn Plumback Sandra Raabe Mary Ramires Dianne Roesner Daniel Rozwarski Virginia Russell Linda Sabinas David Scaggs Michael Shields Ronald Shoue Kathryn Simpson Joseph Sipotz Arthur Smith Margo Smith Ralph Smith Vickie Steed Michael Stubblefield Ronald Swank Carolyn Teska Linda Thompson Hollis Toth Thomas Troxell Gerald Tuholski Floyd VanLue Raymond VanLue Sharon Vanslager Albert VanWanzeele Kay Vollmer Jerry Walker Wesley Ward Myron Ward SEVENTH GRADERS FIND CHANGE IN SCHOOL Daniel William Akin Vickie Arch Janell Argabright Cynthia Leigh Bates George Irvin Beach Janette Lucille Beach Mark Peter Belsaas | Devon Borders } Glendale Brammer Kenneth Brasseur Brant Brewer i Nancy Brown | Ellise Buell Merle Carlton Brenda Cenkush Mary Coates Bruce Cohen Christine Cooreman Brenda Cox Wayne Doba Karen Dopieralski Jennifer Engel Dianna Fields Steven Fisher Rhonda Flemming Clista Flinchum } Richard Galves Diane Gilpin Michael Gilpin Joan Gintar Ralph Grove Gregory Hafstrom Wayne Heminger Richard Hooton Lee Hope Vicki Hughes Daniel Jarvis Cindy Johnson ! 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Ph. 654-3141 MARATHON ALBERTSON Box 9 Plymouth, Indiana Phone Web 6-358] GEORGE'S FOOD MARKET Open 7 Days a Week Free Delivery Lincolnway West South Bend, Indiana Phone CE 4-996] HOME CAFE New Carlisle, Indiana Carolyn and Ardith Enjoy an After School Refresher . THE PROUD RESULT OF OVER YEARS tl. ye COR Lid skilled hands... the engraver’s block... another JOSTEN class ring _ is born! Every class ring designed by JOSTENS combines age-old crafis with the most modern machinery... ; . Bringing to America’s students class rings of matchless beauty and quality, clon, John and Vilma Wayo DUAL MARKET SERVICE Western and Quince South Bend 19, Indiana Phone AT 7-1990 a Vcr m egoceRle § MEAT ‘2 OnE BLES @ @ t Thomas' is Open Nights and Sundays Just the Place to Go for Late Shopping. THOMAS GROCERY AND GAS 5 Miles East of New Carlisle Located on U.S. 20 LA PORTE BOTTLED GAS New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-744] C. C. KELLEY SONS Modern Farm Implements New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-3133 Weddings--Announcements--Informals Thank You and Calling Cards All Kinds of Printing MASON SONS PRINTING Publishers of New Carlisle News 654-3611 104 Filbert St. New Carlisle, MEL’S CITIES SERVICE Lubrications--Tune Ups--Road Service 654-7655 At Hudson Lake New Carlisle, Ind. Congratulations to the Class of '63 | Fone , H4°435) a ata Have John come to your door! 7. INDIANA DAIRY 742 No. Brookfield | South Bend, Indiana Telephone CE 4-435] JONES GROCERY New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-3641 A. R. BRUMMITT SON INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 654-3311 DRIVER TRAINING CAR T. HALL COMPANY Frame and Wheel Alignment MEYERS CHEVROLET Co. } BRUMMITT INSURANCE AGENCY ° | y i . — mats ae ‘(NEW CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL « ly Body and Fender Repair Painting and Wheel Balancing Auto Glass Installed 24800 U.S. 20 South Bend, Ind. Phonel GEl2=5657. 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ZAHL’S ELEVATOR AND | FEED MILL Poultry Hog Feeds Dairy Custom Grinding New.Carlisle, Indiana Grain and Fertilizer Phone 654-3125 Member of the Federal Reserve System THE | Member of the Federal FIRST NATIONAL BANK Deposit Insurance Corporation of New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-3131 Established 1900 HOOTEN’S G AND FLORIST (Jane and John) Flowers and Plants for All Occasions 209 Front St. =i we New Carlisle “i TS =] Phone 654-3345 Frigidaire and Gibson Appliances Furniture Maytag Appliances Bottle Gas RCA Television — Radio EKSTROM’S “Buy It from Carl’’ New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-3441 Congratulations to the Class of '63 CLUB RECREATION 127 Michigan Street New Carlisle, Indiana CARLAND AUTO PARTS “A Little of Everything in Automotive’' Next to the Post Office New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-7712 MATTHEWS LOCKER PLANT Processing and Curing of Meat Custom Work 54107 Butternut Road South Bend, Indiana Phone CE-2-2677 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 ARTISAN WOODWORKING WYGANT FLORAL CO. Dorothy and Ferdy DeClerck Naomi and Ray Cordtz 327 Lincoln Way West South Bend, Indiana Phone CE 2-3354 Congratulations to the Class of '63 Let's Hope Your Better Years Are Coming CLARK PAINTING AND DECORATING 230 W. Michigan Street New Carlisle, Indiana TED DOBA AUTO SALES 15 Years of Loyal Service Select Used Cars and Trucks 2002 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana Phone Office AT 8-651] Phone Home 654-3643 Schools That Demand Quality Athletic Equipment and Dependable Service Buy with Confidence from... HOUSE OF HARTER Goshen, Indiana “You Can't ‘Discount’ 46 yrs. Experience’’ Congratulations! Class of '63 PIERCE AND SIMMERMEYER 66 SERVICE New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-3991 JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE LYDICK HARDWARE Lydick, Indiana CE 4-6100 Authorized Dealers in RCA TV, Maytag, and Frigidaire Appliances Complete Line of Hardware WATSON in DRUG STORE MEL MILLIKEN AUTOMATIC 135 E. Michigan St. TRANSMISSION SERVICE New Carlisle, Indiana Phone 654-3511 Phone AT 7-3309 26445 Western Avenue Congratulations Seniors! . Northwest Corner of Quince Western Avenue THE 3-4 Miles West of OLIVE BRANCH South Bend Speedway PATRONS F. J. BOYER PATRONS Warren Township Bus 1, Old Faithful MR. AND MRS. C. H. DOWNEY JR. 52018 Hamilton Trail New Carlisle, Indiana DR. FRANCIS A. ENGEL 117 Arch Street New Carlisle, Indiana JAKE'S SHELL SERVICE 26598 U.S. 20 South Bend, Indiana LAUREYS BEAUTY SHOP 414 W. Michigan New Carlisle, Indiana LOIS' BEAUTY SHOP 24142 State Road 2 South Bend, Indiana LUCIEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 313 W. Front Street New Carlisle, Indiana PETER MARRS Hudson Lake, Indiana MR. AND MRS. ALEX PIETRZAK Crumstown Highway Crumstown, Indiana PORTER'S GROCERY AND MARKET 26416 Edison Road South Bend, Indiana CECIL SUMPTER Rural Route 1 North Liberty, Indiana VELDMAN'S STANDARD SERVICE Western and Mayflower South Bend, Indiana FATHER DEPA St. Stanislaus New Carlisle, Indiana NEW CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL INDEX FACULTY Balmer, Bonnie (Mrs.) 63 Batchelder, Arthur (Mr.) 63 Bechtel, Inez (Mrs.) 28,63 Brummitt, Mary (Mrs.) 12, 63 Calhoun, Jack (Mrs.) 13, 63 Crouch, Ruth (Mrs.) 13, 63 Dodd, Virginia (Mrs.) 63 Ekstrom, Margaret (Mrs.) NO, A5),083 Fike, Elbert (Mr.) 14, 21, 63 Gamble, Blaine (Mr.) 14, 39,44, 45,63 Glon, Norma (Miss) 16, 63 Gloss, Dimitri (Mr.) 12, 28,63 Haag, Max (Mrs.) 18, 19, 63 Hans, John (Mr.) 14, 20,64 Hunsberger, Susan (Miss) 9,16, 22, 64 Johns, Kenneth (Mr.) 31, 64 Lynch, William (Mr.) 15, 36,42, 64 Miller, Amzie (Mr.) 62 Morton, Alice (Miss) 14, 29, 52,64 Noel, Robert (Mr.) 40, 64 Overmyer, Gertrude (Mrs.) 64 Overmyer, Stanley (Mr.) 64 Pfeiffer, Darle (Mr.) 64 Robinson, Clyde (Mr.) 16, 24,64 Ruby, Sandra (Mrs.) 16, 25, 64 Runnels, Helen (Mrs.) 63 Rush, Donald (Mr.) 34, 36, 46,64 Schnick, Carolyn (Mrs.) 23,64 Shaw, Orrin (Mr.) 62 Stutsman, LeRoy (Mr.) 14, 26, 64 Taylor, Millard (Mr.) 52, 64 Thomas, Rex (Mr.) 24,64 Tiritter, Joseph (Mr.) 9, 64 Tolmen, Harry (Mr.) 16, 34, 38, 43, 64 Voorheis, John (Mr.) 13, 27,64 Zielinski, Frank (Mr.) 43, 45, 64 SENIORS Baginski, Chip 6, 7, 34, 36, 44,50, 66 Barnes, Russell 50, 52,66, 20 Benjamin, Barb 13, 14,50, 52 100,205.30 Bernth, Phil 66,73 Blake, Kathy 9, 19, 27,52, 58, 59, 65, 66 Blank, Nancy 6, 16, 65, 66, 68, 32 Bodemuller, Jim 34, 37,44, 66, 60 Borlik, Tom 24, 66 Bowker, Sandi 16, 66 Brugh, John 8, 26, 66 Bryant, Steve 67 Campo, Butch 68 Carlin, Rich 8, 24,65, 67, 19 Casaday, George 12, 13, 27, 50,52, 67 Cauffman, Ed 67 Cencelewski, Diana 25, 67, 33 Chambers, Julia 67 Clark, Reva 6,9, 18, 40,48, Sl OY, Oi}, (0), (07 ,, 20) Cooper, Mike 9, 13, 26, 68, 69, 20 Cooper, Larry 34, 37,44, 67 Danielson, Jim 44 Dean, Charles 68 Dean, Diane 25, 68, 33 DeMeyer, Charles 68 DeMeyer, Larry 14, 18, 24, 34,44, 42,65, 68, 70, 21, 33 Downey, Gretchen 9, 18, 27, 52,68, 50 Dzialak, Melvin 9, 13, 26, 27, 68,76, 19 Estep, Don 34,44,45,41, 42,40,51,56,58,60, 69, 65 Estep, Ron 42, 44, 69, 33 Fisher, Garry 69 Folk, Frances 8,9, 18,52, 58, 60, 65, 69, 33 Frantom, John 8, 15, 34, 37, 49,69, 21 Gaertner, Patricia 69 Geppert, Judith 25, 69 Glon, James 9, 13, 34, 37, 44,47,69,21 Goverinski, Delores 25, 69,73 Grabarek, Victoria 6,11, IS)5 Zp D335 OD), (09), 710), 3, 33 Greathouse, Garold 13,69 Gubics, Nancy 14,52, 70 Haines, Janice 16, 18,52, 59, 70 Hancz, David 34, 36, 44, 7A), 333 Heinek, Charles 8,13, 18, 50, 52,65, 70, 20 Heminger, Marilyn 9,70, 20 Higdon, Ronald 9, 27,70 Higgins, Sharon 18,50, 52, 65,68, 70 Holsinger, Patricia 5,6, 11, 40,48,51,59, 60,70 Hoover, Carol 5,6, 15, 19, SY), 71, Hope, Janet 6,9, 11, 18,69, Ti, AW, 35 Se} Hope medio ryilee20) Janski, Eugene 6, 34, 37,42, AT Sly WN Wap OS Jeffries, Sparkle 11,71 Johanson, Gordon 71 Johnson, Robert 9,17, 26, 34, 37,42, 44,71, 21, 33 Jones, Richard 26, 34,71 Kazmierzak, Joseph 24,71 Keller, Anna 16,71 Kinyon, Ronald 72 Klopfenstein, Larry 24, 26, 72 Kolacz, Harry 16, 24, 34, BM 5 WP Kopkowski, Marie 72,73 Kulwicki, Barbara 6,15, 16, 40,48, 52,53, 58,60, 72 Leonard, John 5,9, 34,41, 42,44, 60, 72, 20, 33 Light, Karen 6, 16,72, 32 Mack, Barbara 9, 14,50, 52, X33, 07; J, do) Mann, Patricia 15, 25,72 Meyers, Carl 8, 12,13, 24, 34, 37,40, 41, 42,50, 51, BY, DS, 73, os) Milcoff, Roger 65,73 Miller, Martha 16,73 Modjeska, Frank 73 Nicodemus, Carolyn 7,8, 9,16, 18,50, 52,58, 60, 69, 73, 20, 33 Niespodziany, Teddy 24, 34, 37,73 Nodd, Richard 8,73 Northouse, Ronald 8,73 O'Laughlin, Elizabeth 7, 1, 50), 5,20, 33} Osborn, Linda 6,15, 16, W353 Panos, John 73 Peterson, Janice 14, 16,74, Wi Rainey, Quentin 15, 16, 26, 60, 74 Riffel, Daniel 9, 74 Sailer, Carol 6,11, 15,65, 74,19, 32 Sanders, Susann 9,12, 18, 50, 52, 74 Schaub, Richard 13, 34, 37, 47,74 Schroeder, Barbara 6,9, Hil, WO, 7b, WH 8 Shaum, Carolyn 6,9, 14, 16, 18, 54, 58, 59, 60, 74, XO), By es) Shaum, Marolyn 6, 16, 18, 56, 58, 60, 74, 32, 33 Shepherd, Sharon 9, 16, 25, 159582 Silberman, Helen 14,75 Singleton, Edna 11,75, 33 Smith, Robert 75 Snyder, Sandra 9,15,75 Sowers, Lena 75 Steele, Nelson 9, 14, 34, 44,45,75 Stockton, Judie 6, 16,58, 65, 68,75 Stoneburner, Claudia 9,18, 50, 58,67, 75, 96, 20, 32, 33 Stubbs, Walter 24, 26,75, 77 Sult, Larry 76 INDEX Szymanski, Jerry 5, 26, 34, 37, 40,41, 42,44, 76, 21, 33 Taylor, Robert 76 Tennyson, Robert 9, 34, 37,42, 60,65, 76, 20, 21, 33 Tobalski, Alan 42,76, 21 Toth, Rosanne 11, 25,76, 33 VanLaecke, Rose Mary 9, 50559), OOM 7 Se 710 2022 Vida, Richard 9, 14, 34, 37, 65,76 Vosburgh, Linda 25, 73,77 Walbert, Ray 77 Walters, Elsie 77 Ward, Wilbert 26,77 Waumans, Bettyann 25,77, 33 Whipple, Wayne 34, 37,77 Wilson, Edward 9, 34,42, 44,45, 77,33 Wolff, John 34, 37,46, 77 Wykoff, Pamela 6,9, 18, 40,48, 50, 52,58, 59,60, 67,77, 20 JUNIORS Anderson, Robert 24, 26, 78 Argabright, William 34, 44,45, 47,78, 81, 20, 33 Armentrout, Beverly 78 Baker, James 78 Barnes, James 52,78, 20 Beach, Cheryl 12, 78 Beach, Loren 78 Bennitt, Rosemary 6, 40, 48,59,78,79 Berning, Linda 8, 11, 26, Sp 25 WO, 73 Bird, Scott 78 Black, Carol 16,78 Bladecki, Catherine 25,52, 59, 78,79 Blair, Pamela 6,48,78,79, 81,32 Brickey, Sheila 78 Bromley, Maureen Sue 5, 16, 48,59, 60,78 Brown, Bernadine 12, 15, 48,78 Budny, Ricky 41,42,44,45, 58,78 Bunton, Phyllis 79 Burnett, Lonnie 79 Carter, Bruce 79 Clendenen, Marcia 12,52, 59,60, 78,79,81, 33 Conley, David 24,47,78 Costello, Cheryl 79, 33 Devenport, Richard 79 Edmonds, Adelaide 25,79 Falk, James 5, 12, 34, 37, 79 Fisher, Jeffrey 79 Flichum, Bonnie 79 Gillean, Marty 6,79, 33 Ginter, Pat 79 Goepfrich, Rich 79, 21 Gorny, John 79 Harding, Bing 34, 37, 40, 41,42,79,81, 21, 33 Hayter, June 79, 20, 33 Hemminger, Pat 12,79 Hensell, Clark 40, 44,79, 21 Hicks, Jim 79 Higgins, Pat 7, 34,44, 45, SM, 13, 79), el, AO), All Hoggard, Larry 79 Horvath, Judy 79,80, 33 Hostetler, Sharon 79, 33 Hudson, Kim 24, 34, 36, 44,41,42,60,79, 81, 33 Hughes, Dale 8,79,80 Jedrzejewski, Sue 79 Jeffries, Sandy 79 Johnson, Art 79, 20 Johnson, Gary 79 Kafka, Rich 79 Kelley, Kathy 79,80 Kenna, Paula 52,79, 33 Konieczny, Tom 27,76,79, 19, 20 Kush, John 79 Layman, Mary 79, 20 Lewis, Richard 80 Light, Randy 7,80, 21 Lindsey, Kenneth 80 Lloyd, Frances 80, 22 Luchowski, Tom 80 MacMillan, Bob 80 Magyarvari, George 80 Maples, Rich 80 Marshall, Richard 24,80 Michaels, Jan 16,8,18,51, 80, 81, 33 Michaels, John 80, 21 Milcoff, Ruth 58, 80,81, 33 Mulligan, Ron 80, 19 Murray, Lynn 11, 25, 26, 58,59, 60, 80, 20 Muzzey, Jack 80 Muzzey, Mike 80 McClaran, Jim 34, 44,45, 80 McGawn, Bonnie 14, 25,79, 80 McGuire, Roberta 12,80, 19, 20 McMinn, Bill 80 Neely, Carlvene 80 Noland, Randy 58, 79, 80 Nowicki, Irvin 80 Overmeyer, Mike 80 Rameriz, Raymond 80 Ray, Susan 52, 80, 33 Reynolds, Ed 80, 19 Robinson, Gale 80 Rodgers, Ron 24, 80, 16 Roesner, Lynn 25,80 Rogers, Dennis 80 Roloff, Barb 6, 18,52,58, 61,80, 81, 20, 33 Rounds, Junior 38, 80 Runnels, Jim 24, 80 Ruszkowski, Diana 11,80 Ruszkowski, Evelyn 25,79, SOR 20R33 Ryan, Chuck 24, 38,81 Ryan, Jean 58, 81, 33 Ryan, Joan 81, 33 Shaum, Liz 6,58,59,78, 81, 32, 33 Short, Dan 81 Sisco, Charles 81 Smith, Laura 8,52,59,78, 60, 81, 33 Smith, Bill 81 Sneed, Rich 81 Strasser, Herb 24,81, 21 Stroup, Belinda 81 Szmanda, Gary 81 Szmanda, Sandra 81 Tackach, Mary 11,81, 19, 33 Thomas, Diane 79,81, 20, 33 Toth, Chuck 1 2, 36,41, 42; 44,79,81, 33 Tuholski, Greg 24,81, 20 VanHeesbeke, Pat 6, 14,79, Sil, AO), S., 343} VanLue, Bonnie 25, 27,81, D2) INDEX VanSlager, Barry 13,41, 42,81 Waumans, Gerri 81 Weyrick, Lyn 13,81 Whitten, Barb 6, 25,52,81, 32 Wilson, Pat 16,81, 22 Wiltfong, Mike 81 Wiltfong, Nancy 14,81 Wolff, Bron 5, 80,81, 19 Wright, Betty 81 Wykoff, Dean 8, 16, 34, 37, 79,81 Zdankus, Angie 25,81 SOPHOMORES Arick, Diana 6, 25, 82,85, Sy) Austin, Sharon 6,82, 32 Babbitt, Mike 82 Baich, Jim 82 Bartoszewicz, Veronica OnO2s 20k 32 Bate, Betty 16,82 Bauters, Nancy 82, 33 Beall, Tom 82 Bilinski, Darlene 6,58, 82, oy) Bingaman, Gary 82 Borders, Dale 82 Brasseur, Linda 11,82, 22 Broda, Dale 82 Bromley, Dick 37, 42,44, B35 Hp Brown, Horace 36, 38, 42, S2Ee2ill Bryant, Della 82 Bryjak, Andy 82 Buell, Carol 82 Burrow, Pat 83 Carbiener, Terry 38,83 Casaday, Larry 83 Cencelewski, Dave 83 Chapla, Rosalind 16, 83 Clapp, Kathy 6, 16, 25,83, 32 Clark, Kathy 83,84 Codman, Dan 83 Conley, Ron 38,47,83 Corbett, Kathy 11,83, 33 Cooreman, Nancy 6,83, 85, 32 Cortier, Bill 38,83 Craig, Gail 83 Danielson, Suzanne 27,83, 22 Darland, Clarence 38,83 Davis, Myrtle 6, 16,83, 32 Deal, Barb 83 Deal, Cheryl 83 Doba, Cheryl 6,83, 32 Dodd, Gerry 27,83 Dodd, Ronny 38, 83 Downey, Neal 27, 13,83, 84, 20 Elledge, Jason 83 Elliott, Dan 83 Engel, Francis 83 Falk, Graig 27,83 Fleck, Jeff 83 Flora, Tom 83 Futa, Andy 24,83 Gemberling, Ron 27,83 Glassburn, Lester 24,83 Glon, Dale 37,42,58,83, 85 Golichowski, Ed 83 Gorny, Joyce 5,83, 20, 32 Graham, Chris 6, 25,83, 32 Grange, Joan 83, 32 Gratunik, Jackie 25,83 Gromski, Carol 25,83, 84, 33 Haines, Cliff 83 Halassy, Rose 6,83, 32 Hampshire, Jeff 38,46, 83 Hauser, Cindy 6, 16,83, 32 Hensley, Jim 83 Hensley, Randy 12,83 Hildebrand, Brian 83, 20 Holt, Steve 83 Hooten, Ann 6,15, 83, 32, 33 Hoover, Jean Ann 6,83 Hullinger, Gilbert 83 Jackson, Lois 12, 16,82,83 Johanson, Ray 13, 27,46, 83 Johnson, Bill 24, 37,42,83 Junker, David 83 Kafka, Joe 83 Keller, Frank 83 Kleine, Kenny 24, 38, 84 Kring, Mike 15, 37, 38,42, 84,85, 21 Kolacz, Barb 6,7,59, 84, 32 Kovach, Nancy 58, 84 Kowalewski, Dave 84 Kuespert, Bob 84 Kulwicki, Larry 38, 84 Kulwicki, Mary 84 Kulwicki, Sandy Kunde, Sharon 25, 84 Lambie, Jim 38, 46,47, 84, 85 Lau, Bonnie 25, 84 Lawson, Peggy 84 Lee, Linda 84 — Levindofske, John 46, 84 Lewis, Bonnie 25,58, 84, 20 Lewis, Ralph 24, 84 Lloyd, George 84 Lloyd, John 34, 38,40, 42, 84 Lowman, Martha 12,84 Mack, Sally 82, 84, 22 Mangold, Al 38,84 Mendenhall, Dennis 24, 84 Middlebrook, Mike 84 Milcoff, Ron 84 Miller, Jim 24, 84 Miller, Sandy 84 Milliken, Sue 6, 84,32 Milliken, Jim 84 Moffett, Irene 84, 20 Moore, Stanley 84 Mroz, Carol 12,84 McCall, Jerry 15,84 McDonnaugh, Gary 84 McGawn, Kathy 6, 84, 32 McMullin, Frances 11,15, 6, 84, 32 Nelson, Dick 44, 82, 84, 21 Nemeti, John 84 Ness, Dennis 24, 84 Nicodemus, Nancy 6,84, SonZ0 M2232 Oldham, Peter 84 Piech, Georgia 6, 16,85, 32 Pietrzak, Jim 5, 34, 42,85, 21 Plumback, Karen 6,85, 32 Pollack, Margaret 85 Proud, Connie 11,85 Proud, Pam 85 Rajski, Tony 24,85 Rajski, Dennis 24,85 Riffel, Ruth 15,85, 33 Robinson, Carol 25,85 Ryder, Charles 85 Sapusek, Ronald 24,85 Scales, Sharon 6,85, 20, 32 Schrader, Joan 15, 16,85, 22 Scott, Fred 34, 37,42,85, Dil INDEX Shepherd, Dave 42, 44,85 Shoue, Darryl 85 Smith, Jim 15, 42,85 Snyder, Ron 13, 38,46, 85 Starkweather, Jerry 15, 42, 85 Steele, Dave 38,85 Stone, Doug 24,85 Stroud, Sandy 85 Szednik, Mike 24,85 Szymanowski, Dot 25,85 Tabb, Judy 85 Toth, Ernie 24, 42,85, 60 Traxler, John 85 Truex, Larry 26,85 Trumble, Jeff 40,41, 42, 44, 84,85 Unrue, Sandy 85 Unger, Toni 16, 25,85 VanOoteghem, Chuck VanWanzeele, Don 85 VanWanzeele, Carol 6,16, 85,32 Walters, Helen 25,85 Watson, Bob 85 Wegenka, Nancy 25,85 Werth, Linda 25,85 Williams, Wayne 38,85 Wilson, Gayle 6,58, 85,60, Dp, BY) Wise, Wilma 25,85 Zakrowski, Margie 6,58, SIO)p Dp AD CW Zarobinski, Floyd 24, 38, 85 Zarobinski, Lloyd 24,85 FRESHMEN Allen, Wayne 86 Amen, Jennie 38, 15, 86, 101 Bader, Donna 15,86 Bartmess, Susan 11,86 Beall, Terry 86 Blair, Sue 86 Bodemuller, Bob 14,43, 86 Bokon, Ron 14, 86 Carterm, Steve 43,86 Cenkush, Marsha 12, 86, 23 Chizar, Steve 86 Coates, Fred 38,43, 86 Davidson, Terry 86, 20 Dies, Rick 14, 24,86 Falk, Adrienne 86 Gaertner, Dale 86 Galvas, Kathy 86 Garmon, John 87 Gilpin, Bob 87 Glon, Tom 11, 14, 24,87 Golden, Jim 14,15, 43,87 Greiff, Glory 27,87, 23 Gratunik, Janice 87 Gumm, Kenny 87 Hansen, Marsha 27,87 Hayter, Dora 48, 86, 87, 101, 20 Hicks, Jerry 14,87 Hinshaw, Elaine 87 Holt, Ruth 87 Horvath, Nancy 12,87 Imel, Bill 14, 24,87 Jackson, Larry 14, 26, 38, 87 Jankowski, Chris 87, 20 Kaminski, Tom 87 Kelley, Pat 27,55, 59), 87 Kleine, Richard 14, 24,67, 87 Kopkowski, Rich 15, 24, 43,58, 87 Koppert, Ginny 16, 87, 23 Kuespert, Terry 87 Kulwicki, Pat 87 Kuspa, Pat 87 Lau, Kenneth 87 Laureys, Evelyn 6, 16, 48, S75 Wy ae Leason, Rusty 14,87 Lowe, Jim 24, 14,87 Macias, Bernadine 87 Main, Steve 12, 27,87 Manuzak, Bob 5, 38,43,45, 87 Martensen, Larry 14, 87 Martz, Carol 16, 87, 23 Mason, Bob 38,87 Massey, John 14, 43, 86, 87 Mauer, Augie 14, 87 Melady, Bob 14, 24, 87 Merley, Bob 14,87 Miller, Carol 87 Miller, Mary 27,58, 87 Modjeska, Ed 87 Moffitt, Tim 5, 38, 43,49, 45, 58, 87 McCall, Don 14, 43, 87 McClaran, Jennie 11, 87 McLean, Sandy 87 McMinn, Jane 87 McNutt, Dianne 6,87, 32, 23 Nagy, Rose 87 Nix, Pat 88 Noel, Ty 14, 38,43, 88 Penke, Kirk 88 Peterson, Gilbert 14, 24, 38, 43, 88 Peterson, Terri 88, 23 Ramirez, Juan 88 Ross, Dennis 88 Rowe, Wanda 88 Runnels, Nancy 15, 27,88 Sabinas, Larry 14,88 Sauer, Linda 88 Scales, Denny 14,43, 88 Schaub, Dan 12, 14, 38,43, 88 Schimmel, Mary 16,88, 23 Shields, Pat 16,88 Schnurle, Sue 88 Shoff, Sandy 15,59, 60, 88, 23 Smith, Pam 6, 88, 32 Smith, Bob 14, 24, 38,88 Sponseller, Richard 38, 47, 88 Sponseller, Roger 88 Starweather, Joyce 88 Stockton, Bill 14,47, 88 Stoneburner, Charlene 6, 48, 86,88, 96 Tabb, Mary 88 Tipton, Hugh 8, 26, 38,88 Toothman, Wilidean 88 Traxler, Zelda 6, 88, 32, 33 Vermillion, Cindy 6,88, BA, 223} Watson, Peggy 6, 48,58, Wayer, Geraldine 12,88 Welty, Sallie 12, 16,88, 20 Wilson, Ron 14, 43, 47,88 Wojcik, Michaelene 15,88 Wrobleski, Sylvia 6, 14,88, 32 Wykoff, Corrine 15,88, 33 Wykoff, Linda 88 Zielewski, Pat 88 EIGHTH GRADE Albright, Kay 89 Barnhart, Melanie 89, 23 Bauters, Geraldine 89 Bealor, Joe 43,45, 89 INDEX Bladecki, Eileen 89 Blake, Nancy 89, 23 Blackston, Sharon 89 Buell, Harry 89 Burnett, Roberta 89, 23 Carlton, Mary 89, 23 Carr, Claudia 89, 23 Carter, Dianne 89 Cauffman, Norva 89 Clark, Kenneth 89 Clark, Randy 89 Clark, Roger 39,89 Clendenen, Bruce 43,45, 89 Davis, Jon 89 Dodd, Catherine 89 Dolph, Sharon 89 Dzialak, Henrietta 89 Engel, Dan 39, 43,45, 89 Gaertner, Donnie 39,89 Golubski, Pat 16,89 Grove, Roger 89 Harding, Beth Ann 89, 23 Hauser, Beth Ann 89, 23 Havlik, Charlene 89 Headley, Carol 12,89 Hennen, Glen 39,89 Higgins, Ron 39,89 Hinshaw, Linda 89 Holt, Louise 89 Hooten, Bob 43,89 Horvath, Sue 89 Hughes, Dean 39,45, 89 Hughes, Deana 48, 89 Hughes, Dennis 89 Jedrzewski, Helen 12,89 Jones, Pat 48,89 Keller, Mary 12,89 Kelly, Gene 12, 26,89, 19 King, Harvey 39, 43,89 King, Jerry 39, 89 Kleine, Ardith 48, 89,97 Kulwicki, Jim 89 Kulwicki, Linda 89 Landuyt, Suzette 89 Lawson, Rebecca 89 Laureys, Ernie 43,89 Leathers, John 89 Lewis, Charles 89 Mack, Kathy 89, 23 Mackowski, Bonita 89 Mann, Ronald 89 Mauer, Rosie 89 Meir, Bruce 89 Meyers, Virginia 89 Middlebrook, Bob 12,89 Miller, Clay 39,89 Miller, Jerry 90 Morris, Charlotte 90 McCall, Ron 39,90 McDonald, Craig 12,4, 39, 45,90 McGuire, Jim 90 Nagy, Rose Mary 90 Niespodziany, Jim 12, 39, 90 Nowacki, Dean 90 Palm, Bob 43,45, 90 Paul, Douglas 12, 39,90 Phillips, Garry 90 Plumback, Lyn 43,45, 90 Raabe, Sandy 90, 23 Ramirez, Mary 90 Roesner, Dianne 48,90, 23 Rozwarski, Dan 26,90 Russell, Virginia 12,90 Sabinas, Linda 90 Scaggs, Dave 12,90 Shields, Mike 27,90 Shoue, Ronny 90 Simpson, Kathy 90 Sipotz, Joe 90 Smith, Arthur 12,90 Smith, Margo 90 Smith, Ralph 90 Steed, Vicki 90 Stubblefield, Mike 90 Swank, Ron 39,90 Teska, Carolyn 12, 48,90, 97 Thompson, Linda 90 Toth, Hollis 90 Troxell, Tom 27,90 Tuholski, Gerald 90 VanLue, Floyd 90 VanLue, Mike 43,90 VanSlager, Sharon 16,90 VanWanzeele, Albert 12, 90 Vollmer, Kay 90 Walker, Jerry 90 Ward, Wesley 26,90 Ward, Myron 90 Williams, Greg 12, 39,90 Zarembka, Beverly 90 SEVENTH GRADE Akin, Dan 39, 43,91 Arch, Vickie 91, 23 Argabright, Janell 91 Bates, Cynthia 91 Beach, George 39,91 Beach, Jan 91 Belsaas, Mark 43,91 Borders, Devon 91 Brammer, Glendale 91, 39 Brasseur, Kenneth 39,43, 91 Brewer, Brant 39,43,91 Brown, Nancy 91 Buell, Ellise 91, 23 Carlton, Merle 91 Cenkush, Brenda 91 Coates, Mary 91, 23 Cohen, Bruce 91 Cooreman, Chris 48,91 Cox, Brenda 48,91, 23 Doba, Wayne 43,91 Dopieralski, Karen 91 Engel, Jennifer 91 Fields, Dianne 91, 23 Fisher, Steve 43,91 Flemming, Rhonda 91 Flinchum, Clista 91 Galvas, Richard 91, 39 Gilpin, Diane 91, 23 Gilpin, Mike 43,91 Ginter, Joan 91 Grove, Ralph 91 Hafstrom, Greg 91 Hemminger, Wayne 91 Hooton, Rich 48,91 Hope, Lee 39, 43,91 Hughes, Vicki 91 Jarvie, Dan 43,91 Johnson, Cindy 91 Jones, Don 91 Kaminski, Vicki 91 Keen, Tom 39,43,91 King, Roger 39, 43,91 Krause, Rich 43,91 Kulwicki, Georgianna 91 Kulwicki, Barb 48,91 Lane, Bill 39, 43,91 Lau, Don 43,91 Leason, Susan 91 Lewis, Diana 91 Lewis, Bob 39,91 Lind, Sharon 91 Lutes, Arlie 91 Mann, Cheryll 91, 23 Martin, Nadine 91 Martz, Marylin 91, 23 Mason, Mike 91 Miller, Tim 91 Miller, Bill 43,91 Moffett, George 91 Moore, Douglas 39, 43,91 Morris, Malinda 92 Murphy, Pat 43,91 INDEX McLean, Bonnie 92 McPherson 92 Neal, Larry 92 Athletics Division 35-48 Band 30-31 Band Award Winner 50 Nix, Ronnie 92 Basketball 40-43 Nowacki, Susan 92 Betty Crocker Homemaker Orcutt, Martin 92 50 Pashen, Beverly 92 Boys' State 50 Pierce, John 39,91 Bus Drivers 10 Price, Dave 92 Cheerleaders 48 Proud, Kenneth 92 Cooks 10 Rainey, Janet 92 Cross Country 45 Rea, Robert 92 Eighth Grade 89-90 Robinson, Susan 92 Faculty and Classes Ross, Barbara 92 Division 61-92 Rzepka, Diane 48,92 Football 36-39 Schuler, John 39,43, 92 Freshman Class 86-88 Schultz, Karen 92, 23 Girls' State 50 Sebasty, Dennis 43,92 Glee Club 16 Seibert, Rosalie 92 Gymnastics 46 Shoff, Randy 92, 39 Honors and Awards Shoue, Bonnie, 23 Division 49-60 Shuey, Scott 39,92 Janitors 10 Smith, Barbara 92 Junior Class 78-81 Smith, John 92 National Honor Society 52 Smith, Martha 92 Organizations Division Smith, Mike 92 17-34 Smith, Nancy 92 Royalty 51, 53-60 Sponseller, Penny 92, 23 School Life Division 3-16 Stockton, George 39,92 Senior Class 65-77 Surma, Kevin 92 Senior Play 9 Szczodrowski, Don 92 Sophomore Class 82-85 Szilagyi, Jack 39,92 Student Council 29 L Thompson, Kitt 92 Student School Helpers 11 Thompson, Neil 92 Top Twelve Seniors 5Q NX Toelle, Rex 39,92 Track 44 Tolmen, Linda 92 a a it yy Truex, Linda 92 Tuszinski, David 92 Vermilyer, Lewis 92 ees th, 4 NY Vollmer, Joyce 92 Ward, Laurel 92 Watts, Sharon 92 y Wilson, Lyle 92 ae vA i) by yf Wiltfong, Ila May 92, 23 , y cog Wojcik, George 92 Wy i y Ms Wordinger, Gloria 92 A AW oe Wrobleski, Cindy 92 Y AiG, y % Wrobleski, Tom 43,92 v Wy Zarobinski, Lee 92,39 ,9 yp Zelasko, Diane 92 ‘ wv wv HX Zook, Ib 92 ) . arry Ni y ¥ pe ae e p . 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