Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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A d f l sg g my es. C, A M T 'I x3 0 0 X' SENIOR CLASS ROLL AND HISTORY Reading from leit to right: lst Row Betty Allen, Kittie Baker, Margaret Baker, Dorotha Bame, Arthur Brown, Gladys Buckingham, Monroe Crist. 2nd Row Eldon Dame, Lucille Derr, Harry Dible, Frank Frederick, Frank Grady, Rufus Hackney, Margaret Haferd. 5rd Row Irene Hudson, Mary Hudson, Dorothy Hutchinson, Francis Kitzler, Graydon Knowlton, Mary Louise Krantz, Delmer Lortz s sth Row Aloysius McLaughlin,Reva Morehart, James Mulholland,Mary Jane Myers, Dwight Needs, Margaret Needs, Dean Powell. 5th Row Isabelle Rainsberger, Alice Roynon, Helen Sanner, John 4 Steen, Harold Stevens, Bernice Stoody. 6th Row Blaine Thomas, Dorcas Tong, Mike Vaughn, Ruth Wright, John Yohe, Mary Yost. Come with me while I draw back the Curtain of Time. Within its magic portals we gaze upon a scene, one never to bo forgotten. It discloses to us the view of a green background. A group of children as green as the grass that grows under their feet, are following their leader. They are bewildered and lost. They cling to their leader who imparts to them a sense of well-being and trust. The leader is none other than Jack DeWitt,and his follow- ers are the verdant Freshmen who knoweth not and knoweth not that they knoweth not. Swish! And after a few months time,the Curtain of Time again allows us a glimpse of the same group of children. No longer do they fear. Their leader is a girl. Small but mighty Polly Colde iron leads them. They are engaged in various activities, as we, the audience watch them. We have come to the conclusion that these are the gay young Sophomores, who knoweth not and knoweth that they knoweth not. Crowded in that great auditorium, the audience sits in sus- pense waiting for the third act of this life drama to begin. The lights flicker, they go out, the crowd is silent.Old Father Time draws hack his Curtain, and as it swings hack happy children, laughing and chatting. It is was originally in green. Some have lost out, too long and tedious for them. ln this scene we hear groups of the same group as as the journey was a few of the leaders oldiron, and Robert Sultzbach are making good as leaders in other groups away from Carey. These are the Jolly Juniors who knoweth and knoweth not that they knoweth. are lost to this group. Jack Dewitt, Polly C The Final Act. The suspense is great. 'The Curtain of Time again discloses a stage on which we view a sadder and wiser group, not of children, but of young men and ladies. It is their last appearance but they are not mourning nor weeping. They have cour- age. Hush! There is their leader. He is speaking. As Arthur Brown comes forward with raised hand, all is quiet. Representing the Senior Class he extends to the faculty appreciation and thanks of the graduating class of l955. Having had a very successful four years, the Seniors who knoweth and knoweth that they knoweth bid adieu' Irene Hudscn Q36 5 x 1 fikfghf' I 51 f . - . Q '- ft to r wwf eff e T ii-n-u-ro-aoL... -' -I ' ,Q s -Q--......