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

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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

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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

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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.