Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1942 volume:

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G G G, is iClasses Book lil .. , . Athletics Book IVG . ssss ,sss . so ,Activities Book V G is is iii, Music Book Vls is . Calendar, Humor YOUR PONTIAC DEALER Mobile Gas and Oil Phone I ED'S GARAGE UEDIEATIUN... Out of all thml she has done in mnxlciuq C c11'ey Hiqh School Q lllIDDlGI und clxeerier school, we the Serum wrs respenflllllly dedicate this l9-12 Ccrrycltid to Miss Helen Suutlx. HARRY C. BRISTOLL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 3l5l Corey, Ohuo SCHUUL BUARD e l to Right: T. D. Rom W I q R L G ttf d W ennie Steen, Clerkg D I F ' Pr W D H K V B D L E T V P Carey BURSON CLOTHING CO. Eorl Burson - Ralph Kurtz ar ul d Educahun ADMINISTHATIUN Superintendent Eaxl B. Driver B. A. Bridqewater M. A. Bowling Green Graduate Work: Va. U., Chicaqo U. Principal B. S. Heidelberg M. A. Wittenberg Graduate Work: O. S. U. Honors: Kappa Phi Kappa THE CAREY HANDLE AND LUMBER COMPANY, INC. CAREY, oHto 521 if .2 Q 'ff I A6 G3 Helen Keifier B. S. Capital U. Physical Education History Business Training William Holloway A. B., M. A. Wittenberg U Honors: Kappa Phi Kappa Music, Band English l Carol Cook B. S. Ohio State U. Home Economics Fredrick Abel B. S. Ohio State U Honors: Tae Ag Ed Key Vocational Agriculture Icmet Davis B. M. U. of Mich. English ll Music, Vocal Leo Fisher B. S. Ohio U. Honors: Cum Laude Eta Sigma Phi Graduate Work O U Latin French English III Hervert F orsberg Wittenberg Degree: B. S. in Education Honors: Beta Beta Beta Mathematics Physics Chemistry B. S. Bowling Green FACULTY Cecmd Mathematics 7,8 Science 7,8 Alice Harrel- A. M. Heidelberg Graduate Work: Kent State U. Ohio State U. U. of Colorado Commercial Cloyce Wentling B. A. Bowling Green Industrial Arts Business Training Helen Smith B. A. Ohio Wesleyan Social Science English IV Iohn Line A. B. Ohio Northern Graduate Work: Ohio State Mathematics Physics Chemistry Estellcx Weaver A. B. Defiance Toledo Bowling Green English 7,8 History 7,8 Robert Blose B. S. 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Q r 5 ill.. .sf 'S gg ,N C9 , ..,...Q,.. sh E ,,,.,...,.-.Www 2 v 55 gi W' , nf ,g, , Q-if 'fi M X K mg- is -. i:...Q...:r A ,li s F' 5. 1 v25iwf Ti W .1 W ...Ww.,,.w-..--'-1 ....-..--Q--o--v W,...-.ev--nv 1 S -1 TNS L ' fx . j' N j-K3 k '..,I:R , Y? ' v .ii X ww me as Giles Krupp Wayne Zahn Louise Kemerley Vice President President Secretary ln September of nineteen hundred thirty-eight, seventy eager gobs streamed up the gangplank to board the Good Ship Carey Hi. After getting acclimated in their various quarters under their Commanding officers, Lieutenants Her- bage and Fouts, they began to search for the shortest routes to their destination The lsle of Commencement. To reach this Isle quickly and without any hazards or disastrous results they found it was necessary to study diligent- ly their log books tlessonsl, stay on their selected course by not violating the rules, and relaxing now and then by partaking in various activities: athletics, clubs, parties and such. Robert Wick- ham - President, Paul Smith - Vice President, and Wayne Zahn-Secretary- Treasurer were then elected to lead the gobs. The first season was tough sailing, but they gradually gained confidence in their abilities. After nine months their efforts were rewarded with a leave of three months at one of the ports along the route. The following year found the majority of the gobs impatient to continue their journey. They started out in full sail under the leadership of Commanders Harding and Blose with petty officersg Robert Wickham lst class, Phyllis Ulrich 2nd, and Margaret Martin 3rd class as able assistants. Now they had acquired the abilities of seasoned sailors and displayed their unusual talents in the many different activities aboard ship. To their complete surprise another port was soon sighted and they were ready for another leave. Their journey was resumed after a few months of rest and each week brought them nearer to their destination. This was a voyage of several exciting ad- ventures. Many storms were encoun- tered but the gobs weather them all through the aid of their helpers: the late Harold Brown, President, succeeded by Ruth Heck: Robert Wickham, Vice- President: Paul Smith, Treasurer: Louise Kemerley, Secretary, and the additional help of two more assistants, Catherine Emerine and lack Mulholland as the gobs had undertaken the task of selling candy. D. J. FRAZIER RUBBER PRODUCTS SENIUB CLASS HISTUHY Vitggtnia Baker Edward Bakics gif i Alice Beebe L tv Richard Collet Marjorie Black Victor Dunn Ardella Coppler Tony Fabiani Virginia Dible Donald Healy Of course all this was not done without the invaluable aid ot Captains Wentling and Stover. The gobs developed a flare for dramatics and produced a play which proved a success. To show they were becoming individually important they received rings as symbols ot their splendid seamanship. The crowning event was the gala affair of the lunior-Senior Banquet to which Uncle Sam lent his colors. After this series of events, the port in view was a welcome sight because it signified another furlough from important duties. CAREY LOAN CO. AND GEO. REMLINGER we Q... W' 1 , 1 Rex Huston Catherine Emerine Vincent Iacob Betty Houk Paul Mangett Ruth Heck lack Michaels Betty Kinley lack Mullholand lean Lanker After a leave of absence of three months, everyone was on deck this fall anxious to complete their journey. They selected this yearg Ensigns: Wayne Zahn, president: Giles Krupp, vice president: Louise Kernerley, secretary-treasurer: under the very capable guidance of Admiral Smith. Things began with a bang this year when the gobs presented their chapel which previewed their big project of the year-CARYATID. MONTAGUE STUDIO Margaret Martin Harold Niederkohr Virginia O'done Leonard Nye 6' Annabel Putnam Bernard Reinhart Madeline Risner Howard Schreiner K' Evelyn Steele E Paul Smith Louella Stoll Richard Wright 6' 113,52 .-Q, ' . ,QL- :.E. -wf sg ff my 5 gy' K Thus tar it has been a busy year with several ot the gobs sharing in the many entertainments and activities including sports tmany heroes on the gridiron clubsJtActive in Hi-Y, G. R., F. F. A., F. H. A., Glee Club and Bandl Parties tSadie Hawkins Dance? and different events aboard ship. The Senior Play is expected to be a hitp assuming it will be, the qobs will come through with flying colors. All are anticipating the an- nual Iunior-Senior Banquet when they will strut forth in their best bib and tucker. They hope it will be as successful as last year's. THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE AND LIME HYDRATED FINISHING LIME R35 5' in Y Carolyn Weaver Robert Vaughn Arline Strahm Norbert Windou Elaine Thome. Robert Windou Phyllis Ulrich Robert Wickham Ted Wonder Dale Lowery Pat Troiano Ralph Schulte And so they draw to a close, their four year to the great lsle looming into view which holds sojourn with fond recollections of the happy their future THE ISLE OF COMMENCEMENT past, when reminiscing. Now they look forward their qoal. From there they sail into the unknown HERFF-JONES CLASS JEWELRY P. D. Cook, Rep. Maumee, Ohio Compliments of HECK'S DAIRY .. 115 4 K W Wai, f M w-.L . 1 J pfi M ff ff, ff JUNIUH CLASS HISTUHY We started out in high gear this year and are trying, with difficulty, to live up to the memoirs of the Seniors. To guide us Mr. Fisher and Mr. Wentling have agreed to try. At the first class meeting Carl Turnbell was elected President: Martha Gottfried, Vice Presidentg Virginia Kurtz, Secretary: Donald Long, treasurer, and Marita Snyder and Daniel O'done, Student Coun- cil members. The candy stand has been under the expert management of Monica Mulholland and Iudson Frederick. The whole class has cooperated, mingling through football and basketball turmoils,1'1oarsely shouting: candy, popcorn, ice cream, and gum. The class play, In The Dog- house was successfully presented without too many mishaps. Miss Kieffer, who directed the play was probably amazed at the quick tal- ent of our class and their peculiar characteristics. The Iunior-Senior Banquet is still in the future and many are looking forward to it. tResultMcandy sales show a marked increasel We are all anxiously and hope- fully studying to be Seniors next year. R. Bakies D. Bcxchman M. Mullholand D. Stillherqer CAREY TIMES P. Brooks . Brown . Marqrcd . Elchert COMMERCIAL PRINTING - YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER W SE-T4 V A. Buckland I. Kromer M. Newhurd I. Murkley 1 -w -3 ' gm . M 'S r . 'B J' MF F? A-lil af ' -' 49' 1 ' 'L Q 'S xx if f N. Zeis R. Haqley V. Kuriz M. B. Salyer FE -li QE .ffl I N H I 'Qi ,gi w New 0 ' 1: 'ff I- ' -,' I' ... NS' f. 'W' ' I f if if A , ri 'NHL Tl 5 .. N1 L 'af 'QQ F 1 M. Goiifried M. Mapes E- Cole . Bessinger B. Karcher 3- CIUUBB I Roof - A. Lee L. Hotelling L. Bei, E. Yost R. Putnam SNYDER LUMBER CO. The Place To Buy When You Wont To Build BUILDING MATERIALS . . COAL . . PAINTS Corey ond Vonlue I C. Mullholcmd B. Wenner H. Schubert R. Kessler ., V 4 .---M C? is 'hn- from Q . fm' X zf, Q 1' W. Fout H. Presler I. Mullholcmd D. O'done DONELSON'S RESTAURANT A. Neiderkohr F. Huferd G. Ruifinq D. Keller B. Vogel C. Turnbell D. Oricms C. Iden M. Aller R. Baughman M. Snyder N. Gibson D. Long H. Loriz I. Frederick D. Hayman CAREY CASH MARKET HOME DRESSED MEATS - FISH - POULTRY Phone 203 Free Delivery R. Roszmazn R. Nye M. Montague I. Green M. Wagner M. Lonsway M. Wagner M. Lab F. Green THE DAlRY Where Friends Meet After The Game Eat and Enjoy Ice Crecm, Sandwiches ond Lunches A COMPLETE DAIRY STORE ,.- .. -, Z3 CLC 35 ,,,, V - Y- l- Y' tl, Q Y - 1 V-- 5 WY i 4:..,Y, -- -f., - , '4 4 ' 47- af 7- . ' Q, V,, , 4 H., ' ' Q -?' fd ' ' I Q .v: ' , 3 ,.-fi ' - 7 fl' '-rf 'M' ' -f-2-,,1-4-' J ig, A ,f cf' ,ff QNX, if XZLW fd f R EQ E 3 A F7 I X5 Ayqwff fi 1162 SUPHUlllllllE CLASS HISTUBY ln September, seventy-tive of us started in our Sophomore year in qood old Carey Hiqh. W'e have Mr. Blose and Miss l-larrer as sponsors. A short while later we elected .otticers and chose Bill Howard as president: Margie Vaughn as vice- president: Marilyn Shane as sec- retary - treasurer: Nadine Gibson, lack Kitzler, Eva W'e-nner and Iames Calmes to represent us in Student Council. We Sophoinores are represented in football, basketball, band, glee HAINES PRODUCTS CO. Motl1Spmx Banishcc HOD llvutlulunt club, Latin Club, F.H.A. and PEA. And now as we draw to the close of our Sophomore year, we sin- cerely hope the next two years in Carey High will be as full of enjoy- ment as our tirst two have been. WE SELL THE BETTER MERCHANDISE FOUND IN THE BETTER STORES U FETTERS 5, 10, 25, 50, Sl 00 STORE Rm 3' ,.., 'WWF Q... i gg, 'RT' v w ' I f ' Q. 'V W5 W F' mfg 5- 'C' R 'Us 409' QM- SHANG'S SOHIO SERVICE GOTTFRIED BROS. I. Codrnes F. Green H. Puincxrn M. Percznunzio D. Dunn O. Shenk C. Tong V. Iocobs M. Roynon A. Coldiron C. Strohm V. Thornos R. Word E. Wenner A. Christofono N. Coldren C. Huston V. Fox R. Lcib D. Coldren I. Shim M. Fubioni E. Iocobs D. Hood V. Derr M. Dill I. Hunter M. Heck R. Mcxrqrof I. Dible B. Vcruqhn M. Shane I. Kitzler N. Gibson D. Hinebouqh M. Kromer Compliments of KELLER MEMORIAL STUDIO V. H. HUSTON H. B. KELLER M. ficrwetf M.Mf111fiHif R. Myers L. Phillips D. Krimwiimi E. Nye D. Mcigciiiqiiiiri A. Fox W. ffioiise G. Sfruhrii B. Howard B. Kiizier E. Sf'i1ric'Xiicr R. Dcimico I. Myers M. Bukies ii. WE'?iI1011dY Q. McKinnon N. Kerueriey M. Roihqeb ii. Arricuid M. Neff L. Nye C. Mczfiierri i. Qriciris D. Gottfried M. Vuuqhri R. Opp D. Smith I. Surriruereii E. Greene K. Ioseph G. Ruffinq SHAFER'S GARAGE DR. H. K. VAN BUREN ' -. , A Mlm 'QF L.. W. H. HOUK Cr SON THEIS FURNITURE EXCHANGE CORNER HARDWARE GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER F55 4? SEQ! Eg? QW ff 19 O . - U fggb 0-if 4 f, XQD . cf 5 XG Q fu, ek FBESHMAN CLASS HISTUHY Seventy-two pupils make up the Freshman c l a s s . Several new members have joined the class since the beginning of the year. The members chose Lewis Buck- ingham to lead the class as Pres- ident, as his assistants the mem- bers chose Gene Iacoby as Vice President and Richard Bland as secretary-treasurer. We were rep- resented in the Student Council by Bobby Gibson, L. lane Twining and Eugene Ulrich. The class was under the guidance of Miss Keiffer and Mr. Line We were Well represented in the activities ot the high school. LANNING MOTOR SALES CAREY, OHIO .5 ji it is h- . i . ' ' 1 7 1 The members of the class present- ed two successful chapels. We also enjoyed several class parties. Several members ot the c l a s s were in the high school band. We sincerely hope the n e xt three years will be as successful as we have tried to make this one. HARRY'S DRUG STORE WALLPAPER AND GIFTS In Business For Your Heolth 1. Friluinxni W.O'l7lr1lir1riy H. Stevie C. Loc R. Summet R. Rook l.. Burkinqlium S, Ivicolis N. We-nsinqer B. Grxtcliell L. Twininq T. Puhl B. Orifms Il. MCLc1uqh1in M. Orifms L. Iwmolis H. Miifimmn A. Rivkle B. Sirnonis M. Warmer B. Iuhnson D. Roynon A. Inhnson F. Williams R. Bckies M. Him'-hurt E. Ulrich D. Thomas A. Roszmun M. Myers M. Om D. Krupp I. Mrxpos B. Gibson E. Bakies wafzife Asbestos Division CAREY, OH!O -4, n 1... A-'V '- wa .... YQ 1 ag.: 2- 5, I --,., figs ' Q z Jig Sv- - if mx W . nf 'Sur sjgg I xv an aw Q, C D B.. . 1 In - .xy A Sa.. , f1jiiji'fZ'f . - F il il -. ..:. M M 4 'f' ,N-1 1.. li , up 5 M '11 . Nm gi ,S JC' 71 ' .1 mu-LQ iw. .. Ng J . . Aa. 1 SILVERSTEIN IRON G AUTO WRECKING CO. CAREY, OHIO x W l l awk 1' ' K Ik ills .. w . . .igza .J writ' Q ' K 'l' 'I-WA, A A 'V .X V --R ' A Gr' M. Orians W. Putnam E. Schmitz R. Bland E. Lorash A. Byers F. Williams M. Kummerer C. Welly A. Robison D. Hunter F. Derr L. Snook G. Shenk Z. Salyer E. Ioseph D. Yinqlinq V. Elchert C. Bixler I. Plott L. Hill R. Weaver R. Patterson . in D. Krebs E - Y A. Black 2? A E -A ..-. D. Haierd fl F. Ritter ,F D. Lowery S ffwy E. Jacoby 3 . . L. Trojan A D. Brown V' . D. Karcher . I. 6'- DIT.AGENT DR. HARRY HOSAFROS EQUfQ:l'Eff1ffg5'JkAN2E CO' OF IOWA PIERCE DAIRY VETERINARIAN . ' . . GRADE A JERSEY MILK AND CREAM Life Insurance Armultles If lic-ck V. Hillrrr' C1.Cfc.Idi1'rm ff I-Sfxnxrrxfflt G. Pivcm H.Bl.1lJk1fIIld H. Hr-ck I- Crmlf-y IJ, Hlfmfi H. fllull f , .,m1lwxrf1r:r U. Wf1IIfj f My mpg YI.-1 H. Pr'-:al--r ILW.-11-y I4.L'f.l.i1m11 nv yu Aa. n1111IlI'1' r.1.m.Hk1.-y M. Ifmsoph I. Humor M, Iimwn I,,..1lxw--dvr l'. I.f11rd l'v1,i5pXUr1sluI H, Prnt! I.Ki1kwuQd M. VVYUISI A. Nye ff.Cr1YffYi4-d I. lfmqlfe R. Vfmley M. HF?'1ffi D. Rrfitf-r P. Puttursorm H, Tong M. Hisner G. 3l1 IHllXl'l B. H111 V. Oqq N. fioldren I, S! xlyer D, Hoof F., Vvillkinlvl If. I31-mley V. Iwssiq Curmmluvwwvmrs of 'ana 'W ef Y - ' 1' 5-x ' W 5 'Sr C . r 4.5 mm.. .W 1 w 4 N 1 9 w , , EIEHTH GRADE hm .av PW' Cf Qg mv- it N--f , s an s- 'Ie--' VI W E ,. Q .N ik ' E bf... N N ff . - I 42' .J '. 'Q arm' CAREY THEATRE J. F. pls'-E Brmqmq rw CAREY thc bcbt in photoplcuys pngidoire - Soles W Service DR' W' N' JOHNSON V U LCOT-JOfwSfOwf10f PLUMBING AND HEATING is QE, . ik 5 1 if I -G -x SEVENTH GRADE . mix H1 W ,.L..- 1- ': 1 f, g. . . ki ,ttyl xv Q I a . K--1. .. faq- -..- in ' se P' H an wiv ' E .... THE EWING DRUG CO. TURNBELL'S PLUMBING SHOP THE REXALL STORE PLUMBING AND HEATING N ,..2 . ,- EWU' if lr X3-et. W4 an R I ... x A. Donelson L. Williurns E. llfyers B. McCauley C. Cluude H. Donelson D. Heck R. Sturgeon S. Vfrn Buren S. Snobfirqer I. H+' wott P. Hunter G. Hewett D. Plott B. Keller B. Pushtu M. Kiriun I. Stillberqer I. Frazier H. Dible M. Putnam M. Nye F. Huston S. Horrold D. Woods P. Iolinson H. Briqqs I, Putnam S. Boyce P. Solyer R. Cramer D. Lee L. Willicxms I. Scxmmet T. Worst C. Hunter K. During M. Dible P. Schmitz A, Lonqonecker D. Iohnson M. Hunter I. Hill W. Starkey L. Devene B. Humbert I. Snyder B. Dotson A. Shim N. Dible C. Tnome G. Tonq T. MCCc1rley I. Wenner M. Hutchinson W. Zumvoch L. Loskey E. Coudell L. Krom D. Smith E. Newell L. Strohm B. Ftickle WEAVER'S DAIRY GRADE A MILK 4: V' A M aw gl5's!lll3lN'i':'fi MQ EIIHIIHHJIS gf e. a-- pp J4 0 , W 4 - 3333 'gi QIQW' XM VI HN LI Z7 VI ll Q5 'lf Paul Smith SOlllOY'BUCl'C Sniiiiy Spinner bciclc Licilit qnod bull Currier effecfive defense. Rex Huston -Senior Bock Burly Liqhtest incin on teiini Very ciqqressive qood pcisser. Leonard Nye Senior End qood blocker plciyed defense genie. Vincent Icxcobs Senior Tackle Goldy lots of drive qrecil defoiisivo un ellen sive pluyer. Bernard Reinhcxri Senior Tcickle Be l Pirsi yocgir out Soon in siciriinq line np. Paul Manqeii Senior Tciclqle l3ldnky very ionrili on defense biilwciilc niiciiiist offense. RESTAURANT EDWARD RIESTER 6' SON if aw -ue, K W! wif Pat TroicmoeSenior Guard+ Pat -Veteran quardeestrenqthened center ot line-qood blocker. Tony FabicmieSenior Guard- Tony -fast charqerefliqht but hard to take out oi play. lack Mullholcmd - Senior Guard - Chub- 1941 Carey .... . . . 6 Carey Carey .....34 'W E Sip f-It T. Fahicmi. B. Reinhart. P. Manqett, C. Iden. D. Hienbauqh. I. Mullholand. P. Smith, C. Mullholcmd. R. Blose. SCHEDULE Lima Central ..... 20 Mt. Gilead ....... O Marysville ........ O Carey .... O Ada ......... O bins 'aggressive 4 consistent -e eager. Charles Mullholand-Iunior Guard- Buzzy Carey ' ' ' O Mt' Blanchard' ' ' ' ' O --Shortest mom on the teumigood defer? Carey .... ..... 5 3 North Baltimore... O sive player. Robert Mapesnlumor Cemeri..BOb..-First Carey .... O Forest ......... . . l2 year at center--much expected of him Carey lli' U h . 7 Upper Sandusky' Q 14 next year. Charles Iden-Iunior End- Chuck eStronq on defense E-will be great help next year. 107 46 CAREY GREEN HOUSE , THE EcoNoMY sToRE soy it with Flowers KATHLEQN SH BEQQJIY SHOP T. C. MYERS, Mere. Member of E. T. D. 'S' GUY. U WE DELIVER PHONE 19 PHONE 58 -Riggs he .J fat ' NG 39 Coach Blose Paul Mungett Tmcklc Bob Mapes ll-f'r1tner Tony Fabicmi C1111 ml 1 N Pat Trolano Guard lack Michaels Fullback Bernard Rinehart Tackle Charles Iden End Donald Hinebauqh Manager Wayne Zahn I-lalfback Leonard Nye End Vincent Iacobs Tackle Fllllllll HESEHV . . , 9? F. Williums, W. Ivlyors, L. Buclcinqhcrm, F, Williams, E. Ulrich, I. Cczlmes, D. Yinqlinq. I, Kilzler, C, Miillholqndv L, Buckiriqlmm, H. Ward, C. Turnbell, R. Lulu, E. Ulrich BASKETBALL RESERVES CAREY STYLE SHOP MODERN BEAUTY SHOP GOFF FUNERAL HOME Hmm SHHQA MANY KELLER Phone 2324 Phone 62 Lody Attendant B. Wickham, C. Iden, W. Zahn, W. Dunn, L. Nye, I. Michaels, T. Fabiani. lack Michae1sfCenter-if great around the backboard and a consistent scorer. Tony Fabicmiefprward - very aggressive, oneehanded push shots were his specialty. Bob Wickhamf fGuard ee Very dependable, good loall handler and good at making his long shots. Vic DunnfGuard fa good ball handler, did much work around backboard. Leonard NyefGuardfgood defensive play- er, greatly missed the last part of the season. Wayne Zahnflforwardffast, could shoot with either hand, usually the high scorer. Salem ..... Calvert .... McComb .... Clyde .... Upper ..... Salem ..... Bluffton . . . McComb .... . . . Ada .... Vanlue ..... N. Baltimore ...... 30 Nevada ..... Charles Iden-Forward-wan aggressive play- Upper' ' ' er who proved to be a capable substitute. Ada ..... CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SHOP SODA GRILL Phone 2349 We make our own Ice Cream Carey .... .... Z 7 Carey .... .... 3 7 Carey .... .... 4 5 Carey .......... 40 Carey .... ..... 3 7 Carey .... ..... 3 4 Carey .... ...,. 2 4 Carey .... ..... 3 7 Carey .... ..... 3 5 Carey .... ..... 5 2 Carey... .....4l Carey .... .... 4 9 Carey .... ..... 2 3 Carey .... ..... 4 l ROOK'S FOOD MARKET HARRY ROOK, Owner r TIEE CARYATIU STAFF Editor in Chief ............... Phyllis Ulrich Ioke Editor ................ Iggk Mullholgnd Biizaiiwsz-1 lvlciiiovier .... .... G iles Krupp Ad Solicitors .... .... E loirie Thome Vfxlmuiilcir Editor ..... ..... R uth Heck Tony Fobicmi Sports Editor .... .... W oyrie Zohri lock Michoels Art Editor ....... ........ B oh Vouqhri Rex Huston Activity Editor ..,.. .... C Iothertrie Emerihe Sponsor ..... .... M r. Fisher Sump Shot Editors... ........ Poul Smith Louello Stoll MYsR's Gkocekv R02iDfg?H'li0N QOmDr.mC.1fS of WC Cum M memo Electrical Repairing DR' L' E' TREECE M STUDENT EUUIIEIL FIRST ROW: E. We-nner, I.. Devein, I. Twininq, M. Ioseph, N. Gibson. SFCOND ROW: R. Gibson, R, Ilerk, M. Snyder, A, Euvklcxnd, M. Mciriin, C. Gottfried. THIRD ROW: P. Ulrich, E. Ulrich, D. Lonq, C. Wenilinq. FOURTH ROW: I. Colmes, D. O'done, I. Fredrick, V. Iocobs, G. Krupp, I. Mullholund. FIRST ROW: Roborl Vciuczlin, Flolwclri Vlfiniimi, Inwk MIl'IllIf'5lS, VinCent luicolws, Giles Krupp. SECOND ROW: lock Mullholand, Wayne Zahn, Tony Fcbioni, Leonard Nye, Rex Huston. Compliments of MULLHOLAND NEUHAUSER HATCHERY ROGER GROCERY fr BAKING CO. SUNOCO SERVICE STATION CAREY' CWO- JACK FRENCH' Mgr' JIMER MULHOI-LAND U. S. Approved Chucks Phone I4 HI-Y ii 'li'-mfr-W FIRST ROW: C. Tumbell, R. Huston, W. Zahn, I. Mull- THIRD ROWI T. Wonder. l. FfCdFiClC. D- LONG. Mf- hf,1fmd,G,K,-upp, Mulholland. R. Mapes, D. O'done, ll. Schubert, F. SLLYOND ROW: W, Vtlenner, H. Pressler, R. Collet, R. Elchert. Vrtuqlm, P, Smith. Egw., D15-H FIRST ROW: E. Steele, M, Wnqner, R. Bczkrns, V. O'done, TPHHD ROW: M. Eisner, E. Thome, R. Putnam, A. Buck- P. Ulrich, lean Lanker, L. Kemorley, M, Monttxqua, lanrl, M, Gotttrlvd, M, Snyder, A. Putnam, M. Wagner. N. Gibson. FOfIFfl'H ROW: I. Markley, M. Black, M. Newhard, E. lllYlKlflND ROW: K. Krnmer, V. Kurtz, A. Copplor, C, llouk, A. Be-clue, M. Mulllmland, Ft. Heck, M. Martin, ll!IlUll!ll?, D. Stillberqer, D. Ruttinq, D. BtII1ql'nIIIm, V, Dilwlv, V. Baker, Miss Kettler. FI. Yost. PETE'S MARKET THE RECREATION BOWLING ALLEY Your,-meeting place BUY INSURANCE THE COOPERATIVE GLEN WALBORN, Mgr. QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES RAY LONSWAY 43 Phone 60 F. F. ll. FIRST ROW: L. Karian, D. Haferd, W. Pulnam, M. I-Iewett, B. Vaughn, H. Derr, I. Orians, D. Krupp, I. Niederkohr, D. Karcher, R. Weaver. SECOND ROW: I. Myers, F. Brown, S. Lessig, I. Hunter, B. Wenner, B, Margral, I. Lessig, A. Lee, M. Roynon, Mr. Able. - THIRD ROW: F. Elchert, B. Karcher, H, Lortz, T. Won- der, D. Roynon, B. Hesson, D. Knowlton. FOURTH ROW: B. Reinhart, F. Halerd, D. Marqrai, D. Goltfriecl, D. Wright, V. Derr, D. Lowery, I. Karq, G. Krupp. 'Bib FIRST ROW: E. Sieele, K. Ioseph, C. Emerine, M. Black, M. Risner, E. Kromer, R. Bakies, M. Montague, L. Iacobs, I. Fabiani, M. Kummerer. SECOND ROW: M. Nell, A. Neiderkohr, N, Gibson, A. Strahm, V. O'dOne, R. Opp, E. Yost, M. Aller, E. Schmilz, R. Sleele. THIRD ROW: M. Kromer, L. Beis, F. Green, O. Shank, D. Bauqhman, R, Bauqhnian, R. Damico, M. Mulholland. XO FOURTH ROW: M. Pimunzio, A. Fox, I. Dible, E. Bakies, D. Orians, M. Lonsway, R. Bessinqer, V. Fox, A. Robinson. FIFTH ROW: M. Dill, M. Fobiani, B. Kitzler, M. Lab, V. Elchert, M. Myers, I. Green, I. Summerell. SIXTH ROW: Miss Cook, F, Green, M. Balcies, R. Weinandy, M. Manqeti, R. Putnam, R. Kessler, V. Iacobs, O. McKinnon, L. Stoll. H. FREDERICK WEBER'S GROCERY THE CAREY FARMERS COOP. C0 CLOVER FARM STORE CRAWFORD, OHIO S. A. WENNER 49 EHEEH LEADERS H. Vxrxzhzx, fi, 11 rzfyh, H, Iv-swvix, R. H1111-Hs TWINS 9 'SIS .-w II'll3'I' YQVWVv': C, Iiowvwt, F, VVilln:ms, M. OIPIIXS, L. VVilli mms, 4' Hmmm. hh WND RUVV: I. How-fit, If VJ1ll1f1mfa, M, Ormns, L, vvvilil rms, M. Huntc'-r. 'VIIIHD HOW: Inv IX1l1lH1iP1II1Ni, Iwlfjk Mrllllxolnmd. WYANDOT COUNTY FARM MARATHON SERVICE BUREAU COOP ASSN. INC STOLLIS GARAGE SAM NEWCOMLR CAREY, 'CHIC ' Cmmpuroluvus. Bunlni ,,, Q NN 7 A .f- Tir . 2718 f x-,' ,fl ., ix .5 1 .'..-'g M . A ' - ' - ' iid! X V . I I 55:-. x---- ' 'I ' WW A-. Y x X -Q.. U of: L, -Q, .-. , ,qi Av' . . t' w iyiw Tv 4'-.7-ff - 'TWMI 52 in vigil wQ mm,c llf-ar the roll ot the drums! Make way. Here comes the flurry High School Band in their uniforms of blue. Vtffitch the drum major proudly strutting down the tield cloisoly lollowed by the tive performing maiorettes and the stately flag bearers. And see, here comes the briskly niarcliing band. Yusfs, tho band is at its best this season which is v , ' X . -,v..:- , Q ,v R . N .rw . , A-M, nf: llHUlVl lVlllJllRS due largely to the capable die rectorship of rnaestro Williatri Holloway who has been doing a laudable bit of work. He is being ably assisted by Norman Zeis and Carl Turnbell who were elected managers and Wayrie Zahn who was elected librarian. The band has been Very active thus tar, playing at all the home football games and accompanying the team to most all of their out of town scrirnrnages. This year they have been executing some rather fancy formations on the field at the halves of the games, all the while pouring forth allur- ing music with hardly a sour note. '1EN2'flCKf gms-L PORCELAIN Pnooucrs mc. sHuMAN's some H YS 'X W N WOO CAREYOHIO senvlce STATION Carey and Vanlue 2- W5 CHEEH LEADERS As is their custom, the band played at the county fair and at the annual Armistice Day progroun. On Sep- tember 27, they journied to Sandusky to the grape festival Where with many other bands they paraded be- fore the observing spectators. Mar- tha Gottfried, head drum major, still has another year to do her high- stepping before graduating. An instrumental novelty was Mr. Holloway's swing band which made its bow this year at a school dance. They have been practicing hard and long, but it certainly has been Worth the effort. When you hear them playing you can't help but get in the groove. Eleven pieces of rhythm and harmony really l makes you want to dance. l-lere's hoping the swing band plays at many more school functions and that it becomes a permanent organization in Carey High School. 'fjff'-fit W POWELL INSURANCE AGENCY DONELSON'S PACKING CO. ZAHN INSURANCE AGENCY 53 VUEAL MUSIE J1andSr I'IIII1'I' I-If 1'Nt I, IfI11g1f-zz, M. 1 :'I1I1r11 I5 I11I..If 1, IVI. SI1f11111 If. 1111-I Iff, If, I111I1111 1, ', If111f-11111-, Ik, I'11t1111111 I3 I1I111:.-11. 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'f2-'ff' b ffc 52261 ,, M 4 -Q - ra-k. sf.cs.q-N wg. ,ff-. q- -all SCA ww 7 A ,cH'c, 'DQCJA Salem poor aa, gil fi? zz L 41.6 . P , 0 -I ohh 5 . Ba ,V A N lv v as wh ,. Q 5 h - 0 C I ips .Ta - ban- Q C, - Chr, 3 ,1-ah' 'I Cf- .UA 40 B7 F IST wma 5-R,cl-:PN J. - 13 fpe-,. Nas 'Y QS? E E 'na-5 V9P,,o ah' fa. Sak Th 4 e -5 ' lcaffh 'rin' A 'Blu lm dem 415. A N f L81 ann' fr hm 23 25522 11.2 ef? role Game SQ, 01,6 1'1f'.,, A M fb' - , Q 5' a v N 'Q-,Q ex, 902:35 7:15 6, 34,12 Naam f I' n.,h 'ilk qi, 996' 'lg' g, em 'Qc f lic lilBaH ':1 dr 0 A hmpey 48 eb,,? euad -we 335. A qc 5, ef Fel iq'-Ao S3 Ga I LM? 9' fn GI C. 1 'IJ e w 713 Sha.. ec 1 'b 3 A CJ-,Q .55-.yi TJ If-V .6 'Bl' I 8 P45 gi? a .09 .. ,il 9 Co Pres? B Sfe-r XT fa qafel A:-3 'zlgngpljl Q . Cu 0uJ.,.Z? 6- H a C 6 T ' 'U M A O f.f. so 8 lp n 1-A y F 1 P4 - 96, -A . v J7 'F Q . ' -' ! ' 7s 4 H' . Q S +31 LC'1'2 'a 'c - '50 Y S 40 6' T Q X 'Q fo Q7 +0 ,ff eg Co- ik ,X C,o Sw i 4 5 t AL' K 1 T Sc'k'mav- - Qlccxve '17 A 07 Ten SMP Q 5' A0734'AS 1, CO'-yi . 4 e '21 e 1 ni . ! 1 SENIUH VIRGINIA BAKER G.R. 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 4 EDWARD BAKIES B.G. Scholarship Team 3 ALICE BEEBE G.R. 3,45 B.G. Scholarship Team 35 Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Trio 4 MARIORIE BLACK F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G.R. 3,4 RICHARD COLLET Hi-Y 2,3,45 Ir. Class Staqe Mgr. ARDELLA COPPLER F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,4 VIRGINIA DIBLE Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 3,45 G.R. 3,4 VICTOR DUNN Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Handball 1,25 Baseball 1,2 CATHERINE EMERINE Ir. Class Play: Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta5 Candy Mqr. 35 General Merit 35 Annual Staff 45 G.R. 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Historian 1, Vice Pres. 25 Sec. 3 ot F.H.A. TONY FABIANI Football Mqr. 25 Football 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Handball 1,25 Baseball 25 Annual Staff 45 Ir. Kiwanian 4 RUTH HECK Annual Staff 45 Class Pres. 35 G.R. 3,45 Gen- eral Merit 35 Student Council 45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Drum Majorette 2,3,4 DIARY ELIZABETH HOUK G.R. 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Swing Band 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta 15 Trio 4 REX HUSTON Football 45 Ir. Kiwanian 45 General Merit 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Hi-Y 2,35 Sec. Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 4 VINCENT IACOB Football 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Ir. Kiwanian 45 Student Council 4 LOUISE KEMERLEY Class Sec. 3,45 B.G. Scholarship Team 35 General Merit 35 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 G.R. 3,45 Sec. G.R. 4 BETTE KINLEY Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Band l,2,3 GILES KRUPP Class Vice Pres. 45 Ir. Kiwanian '45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Pres. 45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Ir. Class Play IEAN LANKER G.R. 3,45 Vice Pres. of G.R. 45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 F.H.A. 15 Ir. Class Play5 Annual Staff Asst. DALE LOWERY F.F.A. 3,4 PAUL MANGETT Basketball 1,25 Football 3,4 MARGARET MARTIN Class Sec. Treas. 25 G.R. 3,45 B.G. Scholar- ship Team l,2,35 Student Council 45 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Ir. Class Play5 Candy Mgr. IACK MICHAELS Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Ir. Kiwanian 4 SENIUB IACK MULLHOLAND Student Council l,2,3,45 Pres. of Student Council 45 Candy Mqr.5 Football 45 Annual Staff 45 Ir. Kiwanian 4 HAROLD NIEDERKO1-IR Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta l LEONARD NYE Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Ir. Ki- Wanian 45 Basketball Mgr. 4 VIRGINIA O'DONE Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 15 G.R. 3,45 Treas. G.R. 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Pres. 3, Treas. 2 of F.H.A.5 D.A.R. Test 45 B.G. Scholarship Team 2,35 Operetta l ANNABEL PUTNAM G.R. 3-,45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 3,4 BERNARD REINHART Football 45 Handball 1,2,35 I-'.F.A. l,2,3,45 Vice Pres. of F.F.A. 3,45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 3,4 MADELINE RISNER F,H.A. l,2,3,45 G.R. 15 Mixed Chorus 3,4 HOWARD SCHREINER Ir. Class Play PAUL SMITH Vice Pres. of Class 15 Class Treas. 2,35 An- nual Staff 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Football 3,4 EVELYN STEELE G.R. 3,4: B.G. Scholarship Team 3,45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Ir. Class Play LUELLA STOLL Mixed Chorus 3,45 Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 ARLENE STRAHM F.H.A. 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 1 DIARY ELAINE THOME Annual Staff 45 B.G. Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 General Merit l,2,35 Glee Club Accompanist 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus 4: Oper- etta5 Octet 35 Trio 4 PHYLLIS ULRICH Annual Staff 45 Class Pres. 2: G.R. 3,45 Pres. of G.R. 45 Student Council 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 B.G. Scholarship Team l,2,35 Ir. Class P1ay5 Operetta5 Octet 3 ROBERT VAUGHN Hi-Y 2,3,45 B.G. Scholarship Team 1,25 Ir. Kiwanian 45 General Merit 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta5 Ir. Class Play5 Annual Staff 4 CAROLYN WEAVER F.H.A. 1,2 ROBERT WICKHAM Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball I5 Class Pres. 1, Vice Pres. 35 B.G. Scholar- ship Team 1,2,35 Handball l,2,3 EVERTT WONDER Handball l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 F.F.A:' l,2,3,45 Treas. F.F.A. 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Ir. Class Play RICHARD WRIGHT Handball 15 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Operetta5 P.F.A. l,2,3,45 Watchdog of F.F.A. NORBERT WINDAU Band l,2,3,45 B.G. Scholarship Team 45 Brass Sextet 3,4 ROBERT WINDAU Boys State 35 Ir. Kiwanian 45 B.G. Scholar- ship Team l,2,35 General Merit 3 WAYNE ZAHN Basketball 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Boys State 35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hi-Y Pres. 3,45 B.G. Scholarship Team 1,25 Ir. Kiwanian 4: General Merit 15 Band l,2,3,45 Librarian of Band 45 Class Treas. 15 Vice Pres. of Class 25 Class Pres. 4 HUIVIUH Bernard R.: He called me processed coffee, :La 1 sacked him. Vince I.: l don't understand. Bernard H.: Thats the coffee that adver- tises that 98 per cent at the active ingredients have been removed troni the bean. t 1 tl Margaret M.: ls your boy friend stingy? Cfatherine E.: ls he? Say everytime he takes ci penny out ot his pocket the Indian blinks at the light. i W i Blose: l played in a game that ended in a 3-3 tie. Bob W.: How did you get 3 points? Wayne Z.: Safety and extra points. t 1- t Miss Smith to American Lit. Class: Do you know anything about Mark Twain? Ted W.: He had a father and a mother. t 1' i Evelyn S.: You can't send any more mail to Washington. lean L.: WHY'? Evelyn S.: He's dead. Q I' Q lohn L.: Could you tell me the way to the next town? Farmer: lust follow your own nose and it it's crooked, watch out tor the curves. lr Q Q Mr. Driver thopetullyl: Notice any improve- ment since last year? Caddy: Had your clubs shined up haven't you? Wentling: Don't you find that a baby brightens up a home wonderfully? Blose: I dot We have the electric lights on most ot the night now. Q 1' Dale L.: How are you in history? Dick W.: Oh I always say 'Let bygones be bygones'. it 1- W Howard S.: Would you give lOc to help the Old Ladies home? Paul M.: W'hatl Are they out again? i Q Q Blose to Sub: Suppose the ball is on the 4 yard line last down, one minute to play, and we are 3 points behind, what would you do? Subs: We would move the bench down further so we could see better. i Q i Vic D.: l used to think - - - Betty K.: What made you stop? if 1 Q Rex H.: She said she would be faithful to the end. Tony: Why that sounds good. Rex H.: Yes, but l'm the haltbackf' IN MEMORIAM The curfew tolls the knell ot parting day, A line of teachers wind slowly o'er the lea: lohn G. got lost in his learned-minded way, And leaves our school quite unexpectedly. AUTOGRAPHS ADVERTISERS This page has been devoted to those advertisers who have cooperated so generously to help us produce this 1942 Caryatid. Your loyal support has enabled us to edit this Caryatid, of which we are all very proud. We sincerely hope that your ads will prove very profitable to you. Here follows a complete list of advertisers. Again the class of 1942 wishes to thank you individually and collectively for your liberal support. -Business Manager D. I. Frazier Rubber Products National Lime and Stone Company Carey Loan Co. and George Remlinger Montague Studio Carey Times Snyder Lumber Co. The Dairy Burson Clothing Co. Harry C. Bristoll Ed's Garage The Peoples Bank Co. Theis Furniture Exchange Harry's Drug Store Dr. H. K. Van Buren W. H. Houk and Son V. H. Huston Shafer's Garage Lanning Motor Sales Silverstein lron and Auto Wrecking Swanite Gottfried Bros. Haines Products Co. Keller Memorial Studio Donelson's Restaurant Iosepha Schira Restaurant Edward Rtester and Son Fetters 5, 10, 25, 50, S100 Store Shang's Sohio Service Herft-Iones Heck's Dairy Carey Cash Market Dr. W. N. lohnson Carey Theater I. F. Dible Turnbell's Plumbing Shop The Ewing Drug Co. Weaver's Dairy Dr. Harry Hosairos Kathleen's Beauty Shop Modern Beauty Shop The Economy Store Carey Greenhouse Goff Funeral Home Carey Style Shop Charlotte's Beauty Shop Rook's Food Market Soda Grill Wyandot County Farm Bureau Coop Ray Lonsway The Carey Farmers Coop. Co. Marathon Service Stoll's Garage Hendrick's Bros. Porcelain Products Inc. Shuman's Sohio Service Station Gambles Auto Supply Powell Insurance Agency Donelson's Packing Co. Pete's Market P. H. Frederick The Recreation Bowling Alley Myer's Grocery Ross Iohnson Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. Neuhauser Hatchery Dr. L. E. Treece Krupp Harness Shop Mullholand Sunoco Service Station Weber's Grocery Earl Burson, Dist. Agent Pierce Dairy Carey Handle Company