Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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. W. up-45 -t 0 0 9 Jtn' 'ek WA 6 I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics girls had a very successful year under the efficient instruction of Miss Heath. The department consisted of Sophomores, Freshmen and Junior High girls. The'Sophomores began construction work. This was the first class in Carey High School to have hed s previous year of sewing in the Junior High. They willingly responded when asked to make clothing for the Welfare Committee. At the Farmers' Institute, each girl displayed one of her projects. The Freshmen were the nLittlc Cocks'. This class prepared the lunches served in the cn- feteris ond turned waitress for the banquets held in the dining room. The Junior High girls did both cooking end sewing, lending a helping hand wherever their services were required. Both classes contributed their shore of home products for the nCountry Storen, one of the features of the High School Carnival. FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA This organization proved to be one of the most active during the year. The chapter was guided by Mr. Rcmig. Some of the things which kept the boys busy were: e pest cem- peign, corn show, Farmers' Institute, and u trip to the experiment station lest summer where some of the boys entered the judging team. Two delegates were sent to the state E.F.A. Leadership Con- ference. Cne representative was sent to the Vocational Agriculture public speaking contest et Waldo. A parent ond son banquet was sponsored by this group. This orgenizsticn also formed s basket- ball team. A marketing trip to Cleveland is to he taken this spring. The Seniors are lookirg ferwerd to s trip to Washington, D.C. ACTIVITY PROGRAM CURTATLED Cn eoecunt of the curtailed school term end because the school was forced to give way to benefits for relief work,the school act- ivities were seriously hampered during the school term. For the first time in many years there was neither an activity nor senior ploy. The Junior-Senior banquet was also dropped. lt is hoped that the coming year will see conditions return to normal to an extent that it will make possible e renewal of the usual progrim. 1

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' 'S - . Q rxdfuufk-'N'N'N'H4R , .N-Elgin, ,a',,,,-,f1.AN.ffl.2?l . gb-Mmm . . I .,urf!fEE5 K!q'r96, BOYS' BASKETBALL The l952-55 basketball season saw a large squad of rather in- fu experienced players reporting to Coach Kingsmere and while the number ef games won is a bit disappeinting, it does net reveal tre quality of slay which the team displayed. This was the first year of the League ef Six Hatiens and presented some real orpcsi- tier for our team. , . As our team dees net lose any of its regulars, prospects fer next yeer's team are very bright. Thelty Wentling was crcsen Can- tair fer the current season. The remainder ef the squad consisted sfg Ralph Smiley, Tony Jeske, Gaylerd Patterson, Edward Messmer, Fcrest Myers, Monroe Crist, Edgar Keller, Frank Grady,Halle Turn- bell, and Richard Kitzler. All of the above excert Crist and Grady will return in l933. Carey l6 Bleemdale 54 Carey 22 Calvert 34 Carey ld Salem l7 Carey 39 Dunkirk ' Sl Carey D Sycamore 57 Carey 9 Unner Sandusky lO Carey l6 Alumni 25 Carey 52 MCCutchenville 17 Carey 52 Alumni 27 Cnrcy l8 St. Wendelin 28 Carey 27 Crestline Sl Carey l6 Uprer Srndusky 27 Carey 27 Blaordale 26 Carey l5 Norwalk St.Paul27 MIRPS' BASKETBALL The girls' baskettall season proved to te very successful this year under the new coach, Miss Ryan. The varsity scerers were Warieret Needs, Rota Merehart and Mary Hudson, who played forwards. These or the defensive were bernice Steedy,Margie Aud- F1tSh and Kittie Baker. The teim wen six rut ef the eight pemes that were flayed. We lost our secend gene te a much superler team,Crestline. The other Gare wus lost to Unger Sandusky hut was avenged later when Utter Game to play en the heme flier. , In the inter-class tournament the'Seniers wen frem the Seph- emeres. Other girls en the squad were: Martha Sncbarger, Mery Braun, Genevieve Dew, Ruth Rierter, ,.', Derethy Hutctinsen, Catherine Hart and Pauline Newcomer. f Carey 32 Plcemdalc 27 Carey 29 Dunkirk l5 Capgv 55 Al1mni 9 Carey lb Upper Sandusky 20 carey il Crestline 19 carey lO Mecuvcnerviiie l5 Carey 17 Bleemdale 16 Carey 50 Upper Snndusky 25 1 il - l W Kfgk , Pew 5 ji... 'nn'in-N-anHN.,-n.,?.enn',-.f1.fW ? K.