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

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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

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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