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A' The building of an annual N I volves the art of striking the chord ofl emor-ies in later' year-s., Its theme should denote progress and be like a. milestone in the journey of li-fe, bringing us-Aneerer our goal. One of Xxqmost popular and best-loveclfeatur-es of soho YQQlife'is athletics. Because of its wideep- QQeal, we have chosen an athletic- them 9 R -Xwe hope you will 'cherish this 'D 5 XX'-X as we Willffclflerish ,the me I 'I 5 I I 'f .,..bli..,,Q-ry oi 663.1-lC'l-flag-,j1,.4-thx N9Li.,Qi.-4,-,--4 'L ' L-.- 3,-e ff! 1 'X .1 ---M- ,..., e .e IQN-. fm - ' Ai ,252 -:ish ii. M, Q-:f 5 --fQ1 f1,-L,-j-,:j,i .M.:f.::l:.rf x z 1 W.--A Y 1 I u uk . ' 5 ff' f 'u 'X I: ' G - f ' 5 Z ' A Y F 'L . L 5 3 - i 2 I 5 4.,,,.........f,' ' A I' 1 - ,- fue ft: I -...,....,,. -.---sz' , fx ffiiusffzvl. . ,W M R.. ..:1g?.5 z I 'ljii 3' 31132, 2,3-:. 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W I 'AUTUMN A ' V M ' - - WINTER ' ' Q -1 , A SPRING . -NNNt NuwddQe,,,,,, 1' THE SCHOOL YEAH ,,M - ...A llURLSd!!f,,f,ffff!!! X ' K ,J x . X fi j ' -. f . '- R I Xxx - . - ,ff 1 X'- : J 'n'1 Yrs . 'k '--::g-' -5 V I f 'NQ'Q. :.::J,2 .g1?..':.,:::..,H3- f l ,,'i'--- --'--1, 1 E, 5 lp ...........,......u .XL i Q f ' ' s i' 1 I .- Q . A ' I ' Il! .,.,.,,,,,,., ...wif 1491 ' 'x Ns..,,,- f--------- .- .,'.l f '4J5?ifr-Cfiifmffvwwfgyf Yifgf123'b'f-'T-2' '2,,, 1e1-Lrgiwf' Q LM Lf' I .f-- ,rf.x:lX.l, Pg , 5345 J.. K' ' f'l Y Y' 'rj 'Q A dy! fr, JKCFH- '-571 3 iii! XX ,'1fiq'N. A-X - E' fi' . 'x .! mf gf? X LQ N f' fx' 1 l -is-.n l' '-,pr -x 5: tix 1 N.- -- X-gg, Qi-,JJ Rf' E 'X 'tom M, X N X :1 .y.fQA....-1-J X I 'X ff X ja 1. ' 3 . X - L '- '-5,4-J--Lx X g I:-N TY2jEEIITNNh.,, xegff Sxgfr ig ' -s,,1?,, YA in A f 'Q nf -w is .fe-if wgf -i-1 , A'f1: or 2 li F74 dfdhiz-1-mwffb 5 ' The wisdom of' the ages: handed down to ue by our forefathers is a priceless heritage fostered by those who guide our courses of' study. 'f ,ww . I - ,q.-- '37, 1 . -1 . l ' ,F '41 ,Wg -A rg,-L 4.1- ' vw 1 win, . I 1,1- , '4 ' VW.. I . , . .., ,I L Q -. ,.4..,x- fbran.,-,' HQ , 1 .. . . V ,Z V Fv -1 . M, '- . w .f'l,..',, ,P . 14. A? V . X. Fha .1 r X L 1, . , -'Y ' f'3l ST '.1' 'U' I, , , I A-I . V, .AE ' 5 . HQ -74 -V ,tv ' J X 1. 'V '.v e v 1, ' , A 1 V 3.4, ' , . , - .1 . , , 5 .' ,mf , . .,.. ,, Ig n ' 4: .. ,WW - 7 f1 ' 1 '-. , ' .A - g wws4zY- ' -: --f- '- -. . ' uv ' , XA- P-. . , . I ..5..41. , 4. 4m -A ,-iglmf - ' I M 'LL fr- . YU.,-I Lf.f,j' - A L-1 , diff!! '..g ' ,fwfr ' . 5 W'- .V ' 'W , '. , 1 A . 1 :',!,. , , L, wx. 1 V..-V.. ' ' . 942' X , -. .' ,MV-, f' 1 I 5 fmfv-' 4- '4- ,.- , , 1 V. ' .W-J.. ,uv ' ' ' ' A uf 4- F5 .. n V-' fimxww. '. ' . '-.?,?5 L., ju,-K . V ,-if 5 . ' Rafi.-1Lu,. I-1,:c.N H P . 'rf' Q. L W X- r .A i-.12 - .T Q1 .-,,' ' 4, MTL., ntff, I., , . Hgg.Qi-Jw R-fgzrimf' I ' ,Lf - 'Sw , st I .L..,.., N xr1b' 'r:euQ 1 -' I .-ltr.. 'g Y'.,' Q. V. -'Q V' H 1 J V V V V V V 'LJL.'LJLJLJL.V.JLJL22JiJLJ' 1F7n'7f1s'7f7C'n A n n n u A fx n A n n :x C A R'Y A T I D J V JLJLJLJLJLJLSLJLJCJSJLJLJLJZJLJLJLJLJ' nnnnnnnnnnannul..-nun THE FACULJY High School stands for those high ideals which tend to mold youth into a fine type of young man- hood and womanhood. For after all, a man is not educated to go out and No, he is educated infinite value of the man that counts. two kinds of educa- make a million. because of the himself. It's There are tion,formal and informal.Formal ed- ucation includes that which is ob- tained from books - prescribed cour- ses of study which lead to profess- ional life. Informal education is the human understanding that can on human understanding that shall en- dure, even though formal education may be forgotten. To mold youth in the right di- rection it is necessary for them to be guided by those who already have acquired both formal and infernal education.The faculty is this guid- ing hamd. Years will pass,but many facts learned in High School will be for- gotten.However,the outstanding per- sonality and character of each UNEP ber of the Faculty will linger in our memories and be stamped indel- ly be acquired by living. It is ibly on our lives. ,............. MINUTE INTERVIEWS ...------ Through the years, in spite of keeps faith with hims lf, his our inclination at times to think fellowme fend God. jf? otherwise, Man's greatest foes have ,,ffT, ffgk 'fyfgl' been ignorance and fear. As he has ffNUZii5Le! 113-f4jb?LL4L'f' banished these enemies, to that ex- tent has he known power, freedom, and self-realization. The weapons in this never-end- ing conflict are three: the free spirit of inquiry, rigid self-dis- cipline, and a high devotion to justice and forebeirance. These Weapons lie ready to your hands.Seize them and use them. f ' m ,JF, ff ' . 0 f!L!L!446iff df? :6ZF2L516fQffs' School life prepares us for Life's School. Perhupszthb greatest gift of life is our happy associ- 'ation with others. The memory which will linger with us longest is pro- bably that of the friendships which we have mode while in school. May these friendships endure in a real way forever, and each new day find for us some new friend, or some new virtue in an old friend, is our prayer. .. I . 1 If ff ,J A M fu oL4fH-dei ' f if Do your work in life so well and so faithfully that it will al- ways be open for inspection. Life pays big dividends to the man who .U 2' V ' V 5' S' JL 'L 'LAL 'L 'LJLJLJLJLJLJLJCJLJLJLJL -' 'TC' rf 5s7s nh as x A x x 4 1- n as n ll 9 Only he who has felt the Weight of some duty upon his shoulders can truthfully tell the meaning of re- sponsibility. Recall the memorable feats of history, think of the wor- thy accomplishments of the present and you will readily verify the fact that the ability to recognize a task as that of their own and to sincerely and faithfully perform it has been an outstanding character- istic of the 2ccomplishers.And when the makers of history included in this annual of '54 review its pages with fond memories, the pupils who have the most cherished recollect- ions will doubtless be those who have of the responsibilities of our school and have shared in its et- tainment. pq felt most keenly the pressure 1 r j I iii, .fjZ! njifgcorffhdfif One of the most interesting phases of teaching is that of music. In teaching music one must con- stantly be thinking of new methods, that the fundamentals and technique of the different instruments may be put across to the different types of students of which I have had a M 'LJLJLJLJL A7 A lx 1 x nPut your creed into your JL:'.J'.!LJ2JC2LJLJL3L.V-QLJLQL '- LD' 'LJLJCiLJLJLJ'.J4.2L:L2LJC2LJLJLJLJ - - n ax n 1- n n A 4. n n rn ' 'n7n 4f1s ls as n as ax n n A n n n n n n A A 1- C A.fi'Y A CF I D A FEW MORE MINUTES varied but interesting groups in work into art. The smallest thing, the Carey Schools .his year. well done, becomes ertistic.H ,f f . . X731 gfbfvcn 8. Seek understanding in e never Here's a wish of good luck to youg ending Search-understanding of all May each dawn bring to you a new day, things about you, understanding of your fellowmen. For understanding is a cornerstone of success, a door to happiness, 3 guide to harmony, a trail to love, a key to friendship, a harbingcr of good will, a gateway to prosperity and a messenger of igwfiifwffieaais deed, Noz- speak with double tongue.N , ,ff 5 if ,, ue may ive wi hout poetry, ic, and artg 7e may live without conscience and life Without heartg We may live without friendsg we may live Without booksg But civilized man cannot live with- Hay your paths be brightened with skies ever blue, And success be yours along the way. Hay truest friendships bring to you, Happiness and contentment too, And To lots of good cheer throughout the years, make life glad for you. EM Through thJ years that make up ny futurc,I will always hold a place of honor in m memory for that gang of ours, the squad of l93Z. No one could watch them play or work with- out feeling, without seeing,without knowing that they had the power to be what they were. thy l say to them,keep that spirit of sportsman- ship,goodfellowship and cooperation which you had on the,field of play and succesz3wilZ!pe.yours alyays. - out oks. Ugg! 244fvQN'Wf0' fb! , I Q , To any and all fstudents,let X this be a blessing sincere: Our happine is greatest when We are doing something to make others happy. Pleasant smiles, en- couraging words, and kindly acts cheer the hearts of both the re- ceiver and the giver. HA great deal of the joy of life consists in doing perfectly, or at least to the best of one's ability,everything which he attenpts to do. There is a sense of satis- faction, a pride in surveying such a Work - a work which is rounded, full, exact, conplete in all its parts - which the superficial man, who leaves his work in a slovenly, slipshod, half-finished condition, can never know. It is this con- scientious completencss which turns Whey you live as long as you wantg and never want as longxas you n C g live. It is said Nthe culti ation of the earth is the most important la- bor of man.H To be able to nest the demands of tomorrow the farmer must have some training in HLeadership.H The Future Farmers of Anerica are making it possible for the young farmers to obtain training in lead- ership, and thus to be able to meet the dennnds of tomorrow. No lesson of history is more unmistakable than Wthe strength of a nation lies near the soil.H Unstable is the future of any coun- try which has lost its taste for age riculture. 68 fcia ffgvflls nr I 4 JL 'LSL 'L ur .H 1- X '- ..----.- J .i---.--. ee 45 1 a J 1 7x ,Rf J ' I I :ff 8 , . A LJ if pk , .- 'J hr! ' ,' H A 3'5f:W:1' Win . 1 Zi v , 5 -, I I ' 9 I ,x .v.1 KH: , gfks- Q .1 L Hg:-Im if z . L, K K, ,Y .,' v 'krone T k D J 1 IL,-' if - . u 'I' '. ,F 4 f . I i .I h 'w,, 0 V fxdw- A. 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The first class meeting was held in Room 16 under their Junior Cliss ndvisor,Hr. Kingsmore. They proved themselves a democratic nat- ion by electing there class off- icers by secret ballot. Edgar Kel- ler was elected Presidentg Knrtha Snoborger,Vice-President, and David Dible, Secretary-Treasurer. This triumvirate carried out the govern- ing of the Junior Nation with great skill. Janes Ward was elected te the Student Council, a body repre- senting the four nations of the Ccnfedcrocy. I This nation has made e name for itself,especially in athletics. Edgor Xeller,Jares Harris and Will- iam Snackey answered Hthe call of the gridironn. Jim Harris and Ezz Keller made the Varsity Basketball Squad. Genevieve Dow,Kartha Snobar- ger,Hargaret Brinkman,Persis Pierce end Mary Jane Needs represented us in girl's Basketball, while Cath- erine Pahl and Mary Jane Needs, our Cheer Leaders, lcd the teams on to victory more.than ence. A number of the nerbers of the class contributed their rms tsl ability to the various musical cf- ganizaticns, the Band,Orchfstra 'nd Glee Club. The Juniors also showed fine cooperation in raising money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. lortha Snobarger was elected to take cnorge of the candy sales and she proved herself equal to the responsibility of the task. Our closs treasury in- creased by leaps and bounds during the Sectional Basketball Tournament held here the first week in Merch. The whole class assisted in the work. As the time drew near for the Junior-Senior Banquet various com- mittees were anpointed ard plans laid in the anticipation of raking the banquet a success. The third year as high school students is rapidly drawing to a close and we are locking forvnrd to our final year when we hope to do more for the benefit of Carey High. -Louise Ruffing THE JOLLY JUNIORS The Juniors are so bright and gay, 'J They grow more jelly day by dayg As on their way they gayly go, They make good friends by being so. At their books they strive and work, From herd tasks they never shirkg They try to do all that is asked, Great or small, what e'er the task. Up the ladder step, by step, With their courage, vim, and pepg We know that they will soon arrive, As they gzyly work and strive. -Mary Braun iii. .fy .1 -1 v -----. - --- --.JL:L:LJL:L:L:':LJLJLJL L:L:L: :L LJL: 'L :Ly ' ....,.1.....1....... .......r......,.-2......5n6.,..-' .. ,.,. G63- -36555 -f -f :L-' :I -' -' :L .:L1L:L:L:L:L:L:'.nL 4L:L:L:L:L: frwm A A A wwf-1: A'1r1:A1. Am A A A A A A A . A A A 1 C A.fl'Y A.fF I D :aeeeeeeeaeaeeeesaeaeeseeeeee-- ---- esageeasaeeageeeaeeeeeseeeeeesaeeeez1 2 1 1 JUNIORS Row l: Maxine Bame, Luella Bland, Margaret Brinkman, Harriet Criger, David Row 2 Row 5: Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row l Row 2 Row 5 Row 4 Row 5 Dible, Genevieve Dow, Isabel Gobrecht,Angela Haferd, Jim Harris,Lu- cille Hile, Martha Hile, Lucille Keiffer, Edgar Keller. Alton Kinsinger, Florence McKee, Helena Messmer, Anabel Mitchell, Delmar Mitten, Margaret Mitten, Monica Mitten,Daryl Moyer,Ruth Mus- grave, Mary Jane Needs, Corrine Nye, Cathryn Pehl, Persis Pierce. Mildred Phillips, Louise Ruffing, Glenn Shumen, Alma Sloman, Delcie Smith, Martha Snoburger, William Spackey, Mnrthe Tong, Leo Vaughn, James Wnrd, Orien Wilgus, Cnrolyn Williams. SOPHOMORES Gertrude Allen, Mebel Altveter, Marion Bacher, Helene Bnkies,Dorcns Baker, George Beis, John Bleck,Peul Brown,Ritn Brown, Vincent Brown, Earl Buckingham, Marjorie Donelson, Hergeret Dow. Junior Fruth, Fordyce Gottfried, Susan Greer, Christine Hoff,Susenne Hoff, Bernice Kimmel, Eileen Kirkwood,Herman Kitzler, Rosemery Kro- mer, Glenna Kurtz, Adu Mitchell, Anebel Mitten, Mary Ellen Montegue. lbry Louise Mullholand, Ruth Mullholand, Forest Myers,SylVester My- ers, Pauline Newcomer, Ural Ritter, Enrl Rollo, Jeck Smiley, Penrl Smith, Carolyn Sopher, Eve Stone, Dorothy Strahm, Halle Turnbell. Russell Twining, Jeennette Wagner, Jenn Uenner, Robert Wenner, Mer- gnret Wenzinger, Lorraine Wiggermun, Arthur Villiams. FRESIHUHI Rose Ellen Bucher, Joe Bnker, Robert Binkley, Richerd Clerk, George Conkley, Bernice Cole, Hergeret Collet, Dorothea Combs, Relph Derr, Alice DeVene, Esther Dible, Wilfred Emerine, Dnrbere Exline. Mary Faires, Robert Frederick, Mnrgery Gobrecht, Cerolyn Gottfried, Charles Harris, Elizabeth Howard, Bluine Hunter,Hervey Jacoby, Hen- rietta Jacoby, helen hidwell, Mildred Kimmel, Lillien Kitzler, Mary Kitzler. Robert Kitzler, Myldred Knowlton, Merjorie Kromer, Norman Kremer, Delmo Kremer, Eleanor Krout,Ceroline Kummerer, Mnry Lamberjack,Vin- cent Lazze, Isabel Lortz, Clair McKee, Martha June Messmer, Stanley Montugue. Edith Myers, Ire Myers, Olive Orwick, Bertha Pehl, Martha Pehl, Roy Phelps, Robert Pieracini, Dale Rninsberger, Elmer Ritter, Florence Ruchle, Florene Ruffing, Mex Silverstein, Gernldine Simonis. Opel Starr, Don Stevens, Maxine Stiner, David Stout, Harold Shumnkv er, Ruth Swank, Charles Mericle, Richard Wenner, James Wickham, Helen Wonder, Jnck Wright, Gordon Wyatt. A .. . 11 1 -L-R654-16 1 9 5 4 Mi! 9 -'--- Htififitif 1 Q M . fit- if :E , ff ' ' : Q 'I' . 91 . .. iq ' , X - A' N1 .2 ' 3M E ' S 9 O n .0 X, ., K i, ,Q - -, A , f-il Q ' ' . .f.,.: 'k - 1 3 jx' .1 , - XM Fir. f Q , 3 ':.-. f f is ku , , , 7, V. , , 3 4 I A ,'Z?, g 'Q . ,,:.. ,z, rg V S 'I - A V! gl' ' Y ',v ' In Eli. i ' A -X .S fm i 2 l .X fy H lx 2 ' A .Nt V--er' W? 1 A ' . 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L ..---J LJLJLJCJLJLJ' -sL:L:L:L -'eu' -Ls' 'LAL Ly J' L -L:L:L:L -L L L ' :L -L v 4' . wen.-.. .1-4. 4-4.1-A .. .. naw.. A :-.rmf-A .lure-1... 'hifi-4:1-v.' -.0 SOPHOMORES On September fifth, a group of turbulent youngsters took Room 18 by storm, but under the steady and guiding hand of Kr.Hood, we finally settled down to our responsibility as the Hgay young Sophomoresn of Cnrey High School. The class was reduced somewhat from that of its Freshmen year, several classmates having left our ranks. Our first class -meeting of the year was held and the following officers were e- lected: President,Pauline Heweomerg Vice-President,Ada Mitchellg Secre- tary, Robert Wernerg and Treasurer, Forest Myers. Our Sophomore class furnished its share of football material. Forest Myers, Herman Kitzlcr, Halle Turnbell,and Gaylord Patterson fwho is no longer a student of Carey High Schooll represented us on the field and helped to form our Co- Championship team. Several of the other boys helped to warm the bench, but' gathered no splinters. THE The Sophs, we call them gay, when the call for basketbell went forth, the Sophomore class responded with a large delegation. Forest Myers, Herman Kitzler, and Fnlld' Turnbell made thezvsrsity squad. We sent Hickey Dow, Psuline Newcomer,Dorcas Baker,Ade Kitchell, Margaret Wenzinger,Mary E.Iontegue, and Ruth Yullholand to represent us in girls' basketball. Those musically inclined made their share of noise in the Bend, Orches1ra, and Glee Club. All was not plsy, however, and before long we found it was neces- sary to settle down and put forth that hard and earnest labor which leads to success. Our Sophomore year has been filled with thrills end spills, nevertheless,we are looking forward with breathless anticipation to the tism: when we shall be announced ms Carey High Juniors. -Eileen Kirkwood SOPHS At their work and at their play, While at work they do their best, When at play their minds do rest. How could We in our daily strife Succeed without their gay young life? we like them, each and every one, We much enjoy their mirth and fun. Let's give three rousing cheers for them, They have the pep, courage, and vim, In later years we hope they succeed, In honesty, courage, and every good deed. 'LJLJ'.- JL!LJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJGJLJLMJL - Ann - nnnnnnnnnnnnn 9 5 4 -Many Braun D'. ..L-'L,- 2. A - ---L different, but they involved more -1 U 0 -' -:::::::L:L:L:c:L:L:L:::L:L:z.sL:x:L:::..:'.:L:c:L:::LN 7r7:W- 9 1- .- 1- 1- 1- 4- 1- 1- 4- 1- 4- .- 4- 1- 1- A 1- A A 4- 4- 4- CAR -I v v - 'LICJL2212JLIZJLJZJLJLJLJCJSJLBLJLJ' w7:7:1, 1- A 1- 1- 1- 4- 1- 1- 1- 1- 4- 4- A 4- 1- 4- ,,. -FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY . , ' V Last September' sixty-one enthu- siastic Freshmen embarked on a rpugh sea- of scholastic endeavors. ' At the wheel was Captain Richard Clark, His assistants were: Stanley' Montague - First Nateg Charles Harris-Keeper, of the Loggand Geraldine Simonis -Purser The first few weeks of sailing were very rough and discouraging, especi- ally after receiving our grade cards Could we bear up under it? HOW could our teachers be so cruel? ' y we thought we had been fairly' intelligent, studying the three NR'sH but when we turned' the pages of portant and we felt they looked upon us as inferior and young in- truders. However, we became better acquainted and found that they no longer considered us as useless appendages. b ,,g,,Next came a. Hallowe'en party which proved was much a failure as our highschool 1-fork had been thus fer.As' time went on our life on the sea gradually became smoother. When they call of, the ,COIY'!!!u1'1i.ty Chest came 1 thelfreshmen responded will- ingly and generously. Various men- bers oftho crew became interested algebra, science, Latin and English in diverse organizations 'of 4 the -,ve were IY'6t with a more' 'difficult school and joined' the Orchestra, problem. Not 'only were the' 'subjects 33.111, end took part in both Foot- bgll and Basketball. labor than owe had been accustomed to. r r We hope that as the groduatirg class of 1957, -:re will have been dble, by both mental and physical effort, to nuke our record one of success. . c C Then to our dismay, the 'upper classmen seemed so grown up and irre- ' -Maxine Stinfr O The Ve re:-nt Fre si.g.en There are many verdant Presiirztcn, ' Quite a few to be exactg They toil, and work like -seamen I Just to gain the Sophomore tractf They raise the sail of learning Or. their journey o'er the sea, , 4 While their 'little hearts are yearning To. go wande-ring' o'cr- the leaf ' A Weknow the sen is brighter ' Now they sail on o'er the waves And we know their toils are lighter, As they go sailing on their ways. -Mary Braun 44itifkif-35-35i?6C'694'k4?5?435C-4:436644-3H'riH1--29-25 1 Q 5 4 69,5-0 -JULMEHHGQGHG1. 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We are proud to share the honors with as worthy sn opponent as Calvert.Our greatest Upper San - and bitter rival, meet defeat at our hands. achievement was to see dusky, e long standing On September twenty-second, we journeyed to Arlington,our neigh- boring school.to initiate the footn bell season, It was more or less a practice game for both teams, el- though, we returned with the larg- er pert of the score, Both couches were filled with ideas for correct- ing weaknesses ond improving their respective teams. The following weekend was e test of our reel ability. We met Tiffin Calvert, lest yeer's holders of the League title and strong fev- orite fcr this year. For three quarters we plcyed n defensive game trying our best to hold them to the one touchdown scored in the first helf.In the last quarter Carey made one of those thrilling lost minute offensive drives zmich resulted in e touchdown before the spectators actually knew what had happened. The next week-end we had en open date but the following week-end is journeyed to Forest for the first time in sevcrel years. Al- though they were champions of the WHeert of Ohion Leegue last year, they offered us little opposition and again we returned to our native city victorious. The next Week saw another home lengue game played on our fields We met defeat from Crest- line by n smell margin lust yeur und we were determined to have our revenge. We expected s battle end we marked up another victory for the Royal Blue ond Whites Tho'gH they went home with the hole in e doughnut for o score. they left Myers with only rags for pontst In order to keep the former although they put up e good figqt. victories from going to our heed. it was necessary for Mr, Arnholt to calm us down e bit to keep us steady,nnd no our best. He promised us a gold football as a reward if we went through the season unde- featod.It was indeed e goal to work for. The gem with North Baltimore was chnrecterized by some brilliant punting by North haltimore's full- back, but the team was no match for our running stteck,nnd the lopsided score brought us one step nearer our goal, Wephqmimmiwxtlagmygme at NorwelkfThe trip was M366 in one of our own luxurious private buses equipped with the most comfortable cushion seats imaginable and with pillows and other conveniences for our benefit.Together with all these things end the charming vocelizing by our crooner, Herman, the trip seemed but a few minutes drive. Or am I wrong? In this game we exe- cuted the perfect kick-off play. With this touchdown and numerous others we chelked up our sixth con- secutive wins Upper!The biggest game of the yenriuur celebrution plans for Ar- mistice Day were shattered by a steady downpour of rain. Neverthe- less, e lerge crowd attended once more the bottle of the ages. Al- though Cerey seemed to have the edge, one can never tell about a game between such bitter rivcls,es- pecielly on e gridiron of mud. The game was full of thrills end spills . , .1 , 1 U U .f U 0 U U ' ' z:n:L:L:L:L:L:L:L:'.:L:L:L:L:L:L:' uL:L:L:L:L:L:L:L-L I-4H5f,G6H55I-QLNQHHQC-65 A : 'iiFefT7f7f 'RW7f 1 9 5 in A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A . A A A A A A A A-A :nav v -4.-f Lay. - -uf -f..-f. I -' 0 -'..v .u..v..sgv '..v.-P.-nun: .-ua -' -Lszxxan ..-- ---, Lxsny -wana-- --. 1.w'1.--1.1. 5. 1. n'3x n'N nn'5s x n'7G h 1.-1. 1. 1. 1:-3. 1.1.1. 1. 1. 151. 1.-161. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. -. aw. 1. 1. 1 J-- LWJLJL 'LJLJ' 'QLJLNJLJLJLJLJLM 'J n 1. 161. 1. an 1. 1. n A Cd.A Ii lf A. T IH D 'L 'Lil LJ' Lx J' Lili' 2' 1223 VQJQ 'LJLJZJ' V-JLJZL 'LJLJLJ 4?-X'-1:-1.1rwv. 1.5. 18.-191.-3. 1. 1. 1.-1.-1. 1. 1.-1. 1.-1. 1. 1. fr-1. 1. 1. 1.7. 1. 1. 7 Cmostly spillsl. Even under adverse conditions the game ended l4-O in our favor, thus chnlking up our first victory against Upper in seven years. St. Wendelin,the finnl game to win before reaching our goal! St. Wendelin wus n school which we had never been able to defeat in ull of our uthletic relations. Their field was even in worse condition than ours was the week before.By the end of the first half our fellows, smeared with mire from head to foot were pretty much norried.How was it going to end? We just had to win this game,or lose all we had gained With new determinetion,but the some old mud, they began the last half. The end of the third quarter still sew n scoreless tie.In the lust few minutes when so many unexpected things happen, Dick come within inches of crossing the goel line lperhsps he did?J It was heart- breaking. Then, from out of nowhere come u beautiful pass from Messmer to Myers. We failed to make the extra point ond n few minutes later the game ended, giving us n record of no defeats and title to Co-Chsmf pions of the League of Siz Nations. FOOTBALL BANQUET The overwhelming success of this year's football team prompted the Kiwanis Club to give a memor- able banquet in the honor of its players and their able coach. A fcnst and program designed to please any man interested in good, clean, sportsmen-like football ns that played by Carey High's fight- ing Cnyugns, was their gift of np- preciation. The entertainment featured telks by two prominent men who have distinguished themselves in the field of football. Don McAllister of Toledo Waite, formerly of Miami High, Miami, Florida,nnd Coach Sny- gor, formerly of Heidelberg,snd now :ner of the, Snyger Sports Syn- dicate. ' , 1 These two able spokesmen gave very interesting talks on a subject which ' well could have been dedica- ted to this yeur's highly deserving grid warriors, WSportsmsnship,N The squad will long feel the influence which these speakers and their fes- cinating lectures had over their lives. Too, the excellent work of the High School orchestra and Miss Henth's Home Economics Department, was much appreciated by these hnle ond heerty young men. The crowning event of the ev- ening wus the presentation of gold footbells by Supt. Arnholt to Bere nerd Kitzler, Tony Jesco, Gaylord Patterson, Thelby Wentling, Edgar Keller, Richard Kitzler, Ralph Smi- ley, Edward Messn r, Forest Myers, Robert Heck, Robert Howard, Halle Turnbell, James Harris, and John Mullholand. The boys will treasure these achievement awards long after age has made them unnble to take part in this manly sport. OUR ASSISTANT COACH We should like to take this op- portunity to praise Mr. Spitler for his involuoble coaching of both the line und the Reserve squad. Coach Kingsmore lst the helflz 'Any one need any taping done? Say, you guys look like n bunch of second graders. You don't have any drive, any pep. Drive herd, hit your mnn, don't tap him. Whst's wrong with your offense, bsckfield? Well, if the interference, pulling out and taking the secondary, would drive down the field instead of wondering off to a picnic, it would be twice ns easy for the ball cnr- rier. Now listen, when you go out on the field the next hnlf, qltwent to see every play work, every man charging hard end taking somebody. Go in there and play heads-up foot- bnll....Now, let's go.... ......... W . . . 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The High School Orchestra mode its first public oppeoronce at the nrmistice Dey celebration. Regular Thursday night reheorsols served to orepore us for this ouueoronce ond subsequent ones. During the course BAND Carey Hioh School con now be proud of her bond, for o goodly rum- ber of students are represented in it. Kr. Hutchinson his proved himself o very efficient director ond hos disciplined the rerbers so that the Bord rehearsals are ot- tendcd regularly. During the summer the Bend played concerts every Wednesday evening. These were sponsored by Corey business men and were olvzys well received by the covrurity.They also played in neifhboring cities at festivals and perks, which gave the participants os nuch pleasure os the listeners. By olaying at the home foot- ball and basketball games, the Bond imparted to the fighting Coyugos, the pep which they needed to play their best. These pep songs were entertaining to the fans os well. Eddie Messmer, bassg and Glenn Shumon, baritone, were representa- tives sent from the Corey Bond to the Northwestern Ohio Bend Festival :vu u nr v vuuL:L:L:L LJLQ 1 ..-gg --'ww-lrorvrofm 4. 1. nit A 1. . 1. of the musical profrom before the chisel assembly. The Orchestra will lose three members by prnfuotiwn: Celia Rey- nolds, violing Ruth Riester, binmo- school yeor it oresented Q eccomoonistg Eddie Iessfer, boss. These Seniors played Jith the Or- chestra Qt their own Comiencement exercise. Other revbers of this ye2r's Orchestro ore:Vincent Brown, Xuxine Stiner,Lnjelo Hnferd, Helen wonder. Geraldine Simonis,violinsgGonevieve Dow,Cnroline S,4her, clsrinetsgRite Brown,Vhrjoret flLzinjer,s3xophonesg Deryl Koyer,trorbcnegPersis Pierce, Norman Huffmon,cornetsg Eldon Dues, drumsg and Glen Shumon, baritone. ot Bowling Green, Torch 34. These boys were two omonq 12, selected from over 200 contestants, who were oworded gold medals for their out- standing musiczl ability. Ideie and Glen deserve our most hearty concre- tulotions ond praise. As on outstinding feature of the summer, the Band enjoyed f?I s troin and boot trip to Detroit spon- sored by Kr. Brown, captain of the Chippewa. gpril proved a busy month for the band. It entered the Class HGH contest held ot Delohos, loril 21, participating against sixteen other bnnds,ond also entered 3 lorfe fes- tival held at Upper SLnCusky,Aoril 28. This festival was under the direction of Professor Eufene Wie- qle,director of bones at Ohio State University. The 1955-54 bond seoson has been one of icconplishment and has provided excellent musical trzininc and experience is well as pleosure for its members. 4 were -eos 1 JLJLJLJLJ 'LJLJ' JLSL- nn1xnn1 'Ann A JLJLJC-L:LJL:L-L,L.V.J1.V.J1JLJLJQ' JLJLXJQJL JLJLJLJLJL V JLJCJL2LJ22LJ'.:LJLV.JLJ'-Ji 321222 'LKJLJLJ2JiJZJLJLJLJLJLJLJLILSL: .:',.:. unnnnunnnnnn AnlluifhnnnlunnAnn7fnnnnnixa-annnnn-unnn7x nnAnnnnnnn4snnnn1.A..:. C? 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Margaret Pahl was elected General Secretary of the Junior and Senior group and Mary Louise Mullholand of the Fresh- men and Sophomore group. Under the supervision of Miss Finley, practice took place in the music room once a week. During the first semester new music was pur- chased which created renewed inter- est in both sections. The Junior-Senior musical or- ganization made its debut by sing- ing two numbers before the P.T.A. It willingly appeared on the Farm- ers' Institute program and also at the Armistice Day Celebration. Although the Freshmen and Sophomore Glue Club dlu not appear before the public as a group at any time during the year, yet the mem- bers put forth an earnest P' 't and the training received this year will prove a valuable asset in the future. Ten girlsg Mary Braun, Margie Audritsh, Mauel Wilson, Genevicae Dow,Dorces Baker, Kathleen Williams Helen Strahm,Catherine Hart, Glenna Kurtz, Ruth Riester, and Rita Jrown accompanist, were selected from the two glee clubs to sing two numbers, nPrayer of Consccrationu, and WBy the Bend of the Rivern, at a song festival at Crestline, Ohio, April 27. These selections will be sung by this same group at Commencement. The year has been one of con- siderable achievement and pleasure to all concerned and it makes the Senior members a bit sad to think that their graduation marks the end of a Way and means of giving vent to their vocal outbursts and mus- icul inclinations. , - -f - -I -' 1' -mayy.:L:LsL:L:a:Lx:uaszy 1 J A 1 9 5 4: 594551:-'-ikifwrm 'wwm n 111- 1- n 1- 1- 4 A 1- 1- 1- 1 'LJ-JL2LJL--JLJLJ' :LIL L2LJiJLJLJL LJLJL-- JLJL L '7xnnnnn sfnnnnnxnxnnnn ann 0 A L-1-, ',! -Q 5' situ 6 ' ,J pi'fvf'it'u - , ,fy , V - , -v -ni. 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Only two or three had had Snoberger,wand3Brinkrmn.' eny previousH sxperienCs'in actual, J '.h-J- 4' '- is I V ' pleying.'The first part'cf'the-sea- teM msseessm won two out-of nine 'sos.eas'spesn.'in thei team members games and tied two. The most excit- becoming familiar with basketball, ing game Mor the seoscn was played and leirning to cooperate -ond Work 'with Crestline on the home floor. together as a team. By the latter This resulted in a scorc of 25-18 port of the season thc girls began in Cerey's favor.This Jane fave the to find themselves and were able to girls an opportunity to show how to meet their rivals- on e more nearly plsy successful zone defense, this equal basis. The prospects for-next year being the first that it has year- are very. favorable' for o ever been nlayef by 1 Ctrey Girls'. strong team. ' 1 i Team. Another interestinj gorm was While 'the' girls were net sue- A played with Tiffin Business Univer- eessful in turning out 3 large num- sity,which resulted in 2 tie,l2-12. PERSIS-PlERCE:HPcpHwas a dependable and fast little guard 'she 6idn't guard who 'put into the game all take long to prove her worth to that she had.She is a Junior so she the team.Ls she is only o Sophomore, will have one more year to play on we expect great things of her in the vorsity squad. 1 thehfuture. GBNIVIEVE DOW: nGidreN was 3 sgeedy CLTHERINE HnRT: NKateH is s Senior player one was an invaluable aid in who played her position ,es guard wetting the ball down! to the home every 4Well.M She always fehoperoted goal. The team will be fortunate in Withethe rest cf'thefteorfto try to having her another yeor as she is a Hraise the score for the home team. Junior. f 2' HKateHwill be lost by graduation. RUTH RIESTER: HRuthieH was an excel- LLRGLRET WEHZINGER: HPcggyH--4 girl lent player and played both offen- who proved that inches do count. sive and defensive to good advan- She was a wood guard and could be tone. She graduates this year and relied upon to return the ball to will be greatly missed by the squad next year. P ILRTHL SNOELRGER: Hwimpyuwes a sure shot when it came to making baskets She was noted for her overhead shots which raised the Carey score considerably. She has another year to help build a strong team. HARY BRLUNfHBrownieH,corpleting her the Corey forwards. HARGIE LUDRITSH: Xargie,only member of last yeor's varsity to form this . year's team. A quick, fast little guard,one of the most njressive de- fensive players cn the team. Her piece will be hard to fill next year. Praise is due the reserves fourth year of basketball,won a re- whose unfailing efforts node the putation -for being a good shot one varsity team possible.' i ' uiy a'consistent.forwapQ,..5hC.wi11 be A-s To the manarers of the.team, lost by graduation. The squad yon't Helen Strahn and Virginia Snobarger, look ILRGFRBT DOW: Uhickeyn was a quick quite natural Without her. ' we wish to express our appreciation for their faithful work. ,............. f 0 U .. U U 1- v .1 .. .L .1 -- -L r Lgsuginsnxsasaxsc , :ua -:'.-uns' :L-ues: :a:e:L:gsz:---- ., .,..---. '5C'ir1rw1rWww1rw'1r1- vrvrmjri. A 1. n A A 1. 4. 1. n - IEAVVQC 'fn ful? I-M -- fn. 4 .4 A ff 1. n fl IA- A 1- A 1 :L:L:L:L:L:'.::L:L:L:z'L- L 'L -'.:L L L:uL:Ly.:L . nf..-....-,.......'a.7'r3-1.1.4-i.'3.f.-,..... C A R .. .1 1 .. U .f 1 v -L: -L.-L-L:L:L:L L:uL - wx-Lay. Leu- an L:L.aL:LJueL:L:p:L.v. -.-L -'.v.eaeL:L: 'k'k'.-1. xv. nv. 4. f. ,JL .. 4-'K'1'r1. ..-4. 4. 04. f. 09. .wh A f. ,. A 1. .. ,. .. 051 1.1.1. 4. .. A 1 YATID BASKETBALL SCHEDULE LJLJ . n 1 .-.,.4------. JL JuJL:L1L :C.JL:i.:t.JLJ' :' r'.:'.gLy,:uL:'.:L:L :L:L:wL:L:L:L:L:L:L:L4L:L:Ly .- --LJLJ' :--L -L: ....,....... . 1-4-..1e...........-.. ......,...,...,... ,.......f.,...........,. 1. Auf- 1.1.1 'IIUNIZR SC ORE LcCutchensvi1le - Carey --------- --------- HcCutcnensvi1le -------------------- 17 11 Carey Alumni - Carey --------------------- Carey Hi ------- --------- 17 12 Crestline - Carey ----------------------- -Crestline -------------------------- 27 9 Upper Sandusky - Carey ------------------- Upper Sandusky- --- 56 lu T. B. U. - Carey ------------------------- Tie ------------ --------- 12 12 Vanlue - Carey --------------------------- Vanlue --------- --- 28 11 Upper Sandusky - Carey ------------------- Upper Sandusky- --- 25 15 Crestline - Carey ------------------------ Carey ------ ---- --- 23 16 Carey Alumni - Carey --------------------- Tie ------------ --- 15 15 In the A girls intercluss tour- In the B girls intercless tour- nament the Sophomores lost to the Juniors and the Freshmen lost to the Seniors,Whioh put the Juniors-ann the Seniors 'in the finals. Tne Juniors emerged victorious oy e M - 6 score nument the Juniors, 7th QTHQB , Sth grade, end the Sophomores survived to play in the semi-finals: The Juniors and the Sth grade emerged victorious . to compete against each other in the finals. The eighth grade proved them- selves superior by winning by s 20 -11 SC Ore Q .. ps 0 Sf I 2:43 Q? fi ff' .77 N-, X Ei Ir' 2 5.-..,fJf. I I 2, fl I x J zffv lop Pictursf first row: Snoburger, Lower Picture: first row: Newcomer, Riester, G. Dow, Pierce, Wensinger. Lontague , Mullholand , Baker, end iecond row: Hurt, Audritsh, Braun, Williams. Second rowzmitchell, Neeus, .RG M. DOW.. and Brinkman. 1-v :vu 'num Ly :L-L L:L:L 1' -L -L -I -f -f -- L ' -L v L 'L :'.:L:L:L-LgL:L:L- A .x - ..L:-:.:-1-:-:L -L . ,:..'a.'!?'l Mi 5. 1. ne-11.7.',r1r7r1r4.k1.1r6.1. 1 Q 5 4 .. 4. 1. 1.1. 1. .. 1. 4 1. 1. .. 1. ..7. 1. .. 1. Tfif 1f'f7f N1 1 x he Q Q 9 1 ,Q 'ij I P .L . ' L +4 x 1,- ' lf , A K v v -I -I -L-L-' 'L L:L:L:L:L:'.:L:L:L:L:L:L:L:L:'.:L:L:L - -- L- .- www -:matrix 1. A A M 1. 1. .. .- A A .. 1. A 1. 1. 1. A .. A - - C A Fi V A.U. I D 1---asses: -fsfsseaeeeeefsaeaeeefefeaeaeaeeeeeaeeeeefeeeaeeeeeeeaeaeeeaeeeae -fs ' ' QF DHL HLRD5UOD After completing a strikingly Six Nttions competition this season. successful season in football the The Hands of Fate decreed that we Csvugas Warriors shed their heavy should win only non-league genes moleshins and leather for the more from our conference rivels,but our nbbrevinted basketball uniform. warriors can be preud of their re- Coich Kingsmore had six lettermen cord, never losirg by more then 'nd sore promising new material few points and never giving th in fro? which to select his '54 quin- opponents an undeserved neirt,their tet. fighting spirit never fading until Fifteen exciting and interest- ing genes were played, Carey either emerging victorious or barely being edged out in every one of them. Every game was in outstanding exhi- bition of basketball and good sportsmanship. The individual honors Tony Jesko by virtue of his tent and dependable scoring excellent fork. He was ported by each and every one lettermen,2entling,Kellcr,R.Kitz1er, Byers, Yessner and H. Kitzlor, as well as Bob Kitzler and Turnbe1l,Who give promise of being invaluable to next ycar's basketball team. Misfortune stnlked the path of our cage Cuyugss in the League of go to consis- snd his of the Qbly sup- the gun marked finis to a well fought cfmge tif . On T'rch l,2,5, we were again host to the S'ctionil Ezsketinll Tuurnarent. Cerey Jes eliminated, hoWever,the first Light, by Twntog- any, winners of the tvurnamant. It was heert-breaking to lose the game, but the fellows couldn't click the first half,Qnd althtugh they staged a rarvelnus cone-beck in the secwnd half, they were edged out by one points There was some real com- petition umong the participating 12 teams, and on sur floor were played some of the most exciting and herd- fought battles in the basketball history of this community. BOYS' BASKETBLLL SCHEDULE WINNER FcCutchenville - Carey ------------ Carey ----------------- - ----- ---- ---- 19-15 Uhetstore - Cgrey ---.------------- Carey ------------------------------- 25-Sl Salem - Carey --------------------- Carey ----------------------------- --50-25 Calvert - Carey- ------------------ Calvert ------------------------ -----27-28 Crestline - Carey ----------------- Crestline --------------------------- 14-24 Upper Sandusky - Carey ------------ Csrey ------------------------------- 26-21 Sycemore - Carey ------------------ Carey ----------------------- - ------- 41-16 Culvert - C rey ------------------- Culvert ----------------------------- 15-29 Fostoria - Carey ------------------ Fostoria -.-------------------------- 28-40 St. 'tndelin - Cwrey -------------- St. Vkndelin ------------------------ 21-29 Venlue - Carey -------------------- Vanlue ------------------------------ 29-51 Ugper Sandusky - Cxrey ------------ Upper Ssndusky ---------------------- 16-27 Crestline - Carey ----------------- C -,-. rey ------------------------------- 25-20 St. nendelin - Cxrey -------------- Carey ----------- - ------------------- 18-14 Norwalk St. Paul - Curey ---------- Nzrwalk ----------------------------- 16-29 U -aeeeeseeaeeesf --fLeeeee21:- sfaseeseeeeeee fi E3 E5 42 42eeaeeeeeeeee---- 1 -:Lit v -- -1 -f -' - 1L:a:'.:a:L Y:a:::'. :ay :ze--gang vrwrw-4:1ru ' . 4. . 4, A .. ,t 4. 4. 4. .. .X .. 4. 4 - -1 x 1 1' ar JQJLJLJLJLJ F'4. n 4'1f7f1u A A n 1 C It R if A T' ' D ..f-4- . -4.r A 4. 45 41 A 4.4- U ' -' 1 1' V U V .:LJLJL:LJLJLJLJLJL:.....-. .-:LM- ' ' 1'7C1T7?' 'rf1C7f7f ' x n A n n A n n A n .' .1 ,4. BASKETBALL BIOGRAPHIES long-Qgsge-Center-The tallest men Eggngelleg-Guard-Ezz has another on the squad commanding the pivot year ahead of him to help to build position like the veteran he was, 2 strong team. He handled the ball scoring most of the points from well and played e good bit on the there. Ccnsiiereble praise is due first strings Every now and ther Yi him for his accurate ioul shooting the surprise of the opponents he which has brought rousing ovetions pulled one of those fast plsys ew from the crowds for the last three round the outside,Which usunlly Ic yewrs, The squad next year will sulted in two Points for the hz hardly look natural without himt team. QhilpyplggglipgfForward-Another Sen- herggn Kitzler-Forward-Another Sopl ior member of the squid. He helped omore who put his bid in fo: 5 Tomy at pivot and prored a reliable berth on the varsity. His determin pliyer. Although he was small he ation to win, his ability as e bell pltyed Q very fest agressive game. You'll be missed, Uentling, gorest gferg-Forward-This is his se- cond year of competition. He el- ternoted et center and his playing made all sit up end take noticee As e dribbler and passer he's going to be clever, He also had n good eye for the basket. His disposition and interest in the game is bound to make him 1 ster- Qddie-jg55ugggwGuardHA valuable de- fensive man, who always played a consistent game. He won a name for himself in the first Culvert gene where he continuously sank shots from the center of the floor. Inch credit goes to Eddie and his place on the squad will be hard to fill next year, Diek-gitzlerHGuord-Another Senior rfmber of the squed who broke into the limelight in the Upper game played on the home floor. The prim determination ind fight he display- ed in that game proved he was o greet ssset to the squad both offen- sively and defensively. handler and his keen eye for the basket will place him among the stirs in the next two yearsn Llthough letters were awarded to only seven members of the squad, we must not forget Jim Herris,Helle Turnbell, and Bobby Kitzler who,fl- though they did not play with the first team, very often they deserve a lot of credit for the many nights that they devoted to hard orectice in making the remainder of the team set forth their best in order to hold their oleces, and filling the vacancies when they occurred. The Reserve teen today ----- the Varsity tomorrow. Although the season was not a successful one in regard to the games won,yet,they deserve much cre- dit for their fighting spirit Cis- ployed at all tinns. The basketball training and experience gained this year will be valuable in building future Cayuga cage warriors. BOYS' INTERCLLSS TOURNALINT Deep interest was shown in the Inter-class Tournament this year. The boys participating were divided into classes L and B. Ho letternen were eligible for class B.Six teams were elindnoted,lezving the Seniors and Faculty to play the finals. The Faculty won after a hard-fought battle by a score of 25-15. The Sophomores and Freshmen were each eliminated and the Seniors,for the second consecutive time, were vic- torious by a score of 34-16. -I -v 1- -f -1 -use -' -' -L -I -L -a -L-L:L:L:L:L:L Lazy. :Lenz -L 4 , A Q Q wwwwwm 01:1--4. wmv. 1--4. 4. A 4. 4. ni. 4. 4. .. 4. 4.1. P N' 1' V 'LJQLJLJLAL:L:LJL:LJLJLJL-L:L:LALJLJLJLJLMM l 1f7fW'if1f'ls nn n n n eu n A 0 ls 1 A an x au as A fu A as fu 4 4 ' p A- ' 5.x ' rw 'Z' ' Iff M- . :ff 111.35 f? .gy 5. .' 'V' ,1 gi fff' xv 1 . 1 I . v -. ' ffl. 1 -r 'I X . , . 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Gladys,Xenneth and Dick have proved in salesmanship, if their ability they are to be judged by the number of ads sold. has displayed Vary, as Art editor, her genius in the manner in which she has contributed to the artistic side. The jokes are unique and smile-bringers, all be- cause of Catherine's untiring ener- gy in watching for bits of fun. Margaret,by becoming a guard on the irportent events of the year, has presented an exceedingly interest- ing calendar. Taking 1 clue from the clever snap-shotspagcs, We can readily see thot Helen his done full justice to her position as Snap-Shot editor.If we can judge by the number of Annuals sold,we think that Ed and Tony would succeed in the field of merchandising. Margie and Bob have done full justice to the athletic events by clever and original write-ups. Eliza, the Activity editor, has had under her supervision the literature telling of the functions and progress of the various school activities, and she has done splendid work. Mr. Huffman, as supervisor and an in- valuable aid, has had the opportu- use ideas and knowledge nity to which he gained in publishing the Annuals of former years. Due to what the country calls the HDepressionH, it has been nec- essary for the staff to publish the Year Book themselves and thus re- duce both the cost of the Lnnual and also the price of ads to the merchants. We sincerely hope that this will not lessen its value as a memory book and ask that you attri- bute the nurerous errors to inex- perience. Last but not least, the Staff owes Hr. Hood and Hiss Pohl e deep vote of gratitude for their liberal contributions of time and labor. HOIIEI ECONOIIICS' DEPJLRTIIENT The Hone Economics Department, under the direction of Miss Heath, consists of Freshmen Foods and Sophomore Clothing classes. The Freshmen girls have cons pleted a very successful year of the study of foods, finishing an attractive, as well as useful,note- book, and a recipe file which was used in preparing foods for the cafeteria. These girls and the Seventh Grade girls helped Liss Clark prepare the food for the un- der-nourished children. One of the outstanding features of the year's work was the preparing and serving of school banquets including: Ki- wanis, School Masters', Football and Junior-Senior. The Sophomore girls have been quite busy making many useful gur- ments which include: cotton, Wool, silk and make-over problems. Swag- ger suits and silk dresses were made for Easter and serving cos- tumes for the Junior-Senior banquet v U :a:a:L:L:L:a:L za- szscsansunsabunezza:news 1-1. ,...,..... 1. ,.........,.....n,... ucv. , .U H... -f - - v -f -1 U -- -' -' -f -I -' -nv -f -' -' -'. -we -L:z:L:ua:u::L:LcL:L:L:' -zsaxsuuzsasc XL.-L:L:L:L.vL:f.:L:L, ---- -- .- .----- .--.- :rarerw-r:'w-.cwwurwvrwr 'rr-,farm -1 - A -A A A A A A A A A A A A ,rA A A A A A A A-A A A A A A A A A A A A A . A A A A A 'Y A T I D -f -' v -f if -' m:Lx:u-:' --.amy Ln: -:a:L:L:c-L:L:::a:LJuL5::L:L:L,4z:uL:L. ------L-L:i:L:L:n5a:Lg5.-5:cecsggaggp wrurw- '- A'1:1:1. A A . A .rm A . . A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A I A A . C A R FUTURE FARMS I believe in the future of farmingg I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as Tell as challenging. I believe in leadership from ourselves, and res- pect from others.I believe in less dependence on begging,and more pow- er in bargaining.These are the four oillars that support the Future Farmers of Lmerica, of which our local chapter is 1 member. During this last year we have striven to uphold these standards, and by so doing we hope to become better farmers, and leaders in our community. ' Some of the things that have kept us busy beside class room work are: Training of Apple end.Potatoe Judging teams for the State Contest, Winter Fair and Farmers Instituteg Parent and Son Banquctg Trip to Ex- periment Stationg Basketball 'team ind Indoor Team work. ' RS OF LFERICA Two delegates were sent to the F.F.A. Leadership Conference. Plans are being made to send. Livestock Judging Teams to Colunbus in.June. We have taken. over as a class project, the griding und seeding of the Football Field. ' Our president, Donald Deidrick was honored with a Ton Litter lkdal In npril a group of High School Alum i sponsored a play. The proceeds are to be used for buying equipment for the Vocational Agriculture Department. A The officers of our organiza- tion are as follows: President-Donald Deidrick. Vice President-Janes Ward. .- Secretary-Leo Vaughn. . Treasurer-Vincent Brown. Watch Dog-Glenn Shuman. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Ceuncil began its eighth year of existence with the election of the following officers: Rich1rd'Kitzler, presidentg Gaylord Pitterson, vice-president, Iickey Dow, secretary-treasurer: and Kiss Helen Snith as faculty sponsor. Five Seniors, Eddie lbssner, Tory Jesko, Robert Heck, Margie Qudritsh,Dick Kitzlergfour Juniors, Dfgryl Tfoye r, J me s ward, lfaxi ne Bame and Lngcln Haferdgthree.Sophomores, Halle Turnbell, Hickey DoJ, Gaylord Pattersong two Freshmen, Marjorie Tromer and Elizabeth Ho ard made up the membership of the council. 1 .f .1 .1 U .. U -4. .L L,L,Ly,4ugy.:L:L:L:L:L:c:L:L 1 L'k?',r1nr'A'1r1r1. 7!'7x 5. A A A A A A A A 1 A A A A A 9 This body of student repre- senatives again assumed the duty of sponsoring the activity tickets and arranged a varied and interesting series of chapel programs. A number of lecturers with tales from the Arctic and the Lnarctic as well-as Tibet and Ohio proved entertaining as well as educational. 'Te feel that the Student Coun- cil is a valuable asset to the school and has done a fine work. It deserves ther hearty appreciation and praise of Carey High School as a whole. , Q r- W- f Lsc:L:L:a:L: auxin: 5 MQEKWPW- '- '- 9 . A A A A A A A 1 0 . .. .Iv ' . ' c v , 4.4 ox.1- ' 1 ,fly f? 'F + ' ..-fe bgx: ' 1, I 1'-nc, lfi i f 4 f- 0. 'Ji' ': gr '1 'tu :- u ' ' LJ 1 Q. ,v xr Al 1 -, . .DJ E X- ' A ,AV ' 1, '-PL 5 A 1 ,f' V , i ' .H nh - .Vx . . . e.,!1 , V31 . - I 's Q f- r r .nf 5 'Wr- 1- t 4. aw Lg I . , V ' 4' .hid-. 4:-'Z' J .tk Fl Q- V V.. 'LJ. 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T Kg'-rj v -bp. ,-Lflreu Nl R Footballs. wear' them! i ' 1. ii I l k'5'iV ll l l l pfl l ll Heidleberg I f l j Carey i has K6 ! v I i skins 4 3 l Chape 1 - I i Sycamore . , if 'Ir f 7V 'L V W l l . 1. ?apa fx 1'-Q' Tests here Q' ICS-mlff-xi 15' Jlnx 7 l VC breaks 1 Tests there ,Z li bOXVSi.?'?f,.ItO continues ,v - office A Tests here Q E i 7 in Coach! 1l5'fig5IQxg.: wi and ' Fostoria Caja ,life lf? EVeryWhGI,e.. resggriej gem. FEBRUARY 'H' - F ' 4 1lGround Hog2. W Day. E s1:.'.1ende1inl ii defeat. X i X WF., 5 it 5, Z Carey cy l lv X37-Qarmers Glee Club 10 below i Upper 'i 1 2 rf sings. 'and Spitler 2 hter. Q 41,61 Q 'A I walks , ' ,i '-- , ..x .A S-173, to school. ' v .lm , i 943 we i e .4 We ,Q i IJ.. Hog visitsul ncontentedfji h fe. mhrce If believe in Freshmen 'lf 1 cows spit Mills' victories ii . morfil 6 ,f ll? cuds. Program. in i victories. i Chapel. g! two days. T ol! B d t 172.11-. Huffma1Q0' Jlww--U Stolen! 22 Lost s ais!-3 yr ' l explains to J l bargain. 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L .. +L-, JJ. -C C Ll ,L CL L L Q 121 H lay N 191 L, n ft. if Q Iwo M lergaret L he learn L ,y Ruth Riester 5 chapel Lfirnitates bubyb about t Bnlmy ' beers OVOFCQCWS 4 programs Q for SenioYs L smiling A Fire-bell 333111 a L Sian la.,-A. ,W T.- L Ll: I , L LL ' L K 9 ' W 7- , 7 7? Ferrners If HTPC 'Q 01' other A92 ' l J' K' l f Faculty bisketball Q Tournament victories L H 1 ltglr S f 2 Juniors ll struggles continues w Iiorc l gucue Y, 1 Q win! 4 C defeats P' T gn' S , L !L L Sr. .i boys '.L L ---LL L L-'L A L ll., LL APRIL 1 L gm 34 gf J A pqolsv Day 'Annual staff VStil1 eating to Juniors Snapshot Others learns Q Colored Prepare for editor busy busy Easter 1 to work i eggs next years A Snoppin' running L .hmual ,Lili C re L L, q. X' ll I2 No If 0 I' Illustrated! Annual staff FRIDLY , . , V . 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Days of ach- ievements and many happy associa- tions. In September, l950, with the greatest anticipation but wobbly knees, sixty-four Freshmen entered men were , , , , ing to bring about a championship Corey High School. is our four year journey,we many highways stood out We could.not travel them to choose the one which We started found that before us. all-we had would give us the knowledge that would pave the way for our future honor, suc- cess, and happiness.We remember the kind attention and good advice giv- en us at the critical time by the Facultyz Our year's activities as Fresh- directed by Robert Heck , Presidentgand Miss Helen Smith, ad- visory teacher. Under their direct- ions we joined various clubs and several members went out for ath- letics. Before we realized it,June came: it brought with it vacation. Like all vacations: it went rapidly and we found ourselves at school again enrolled as Sophomores We elected Robert Heck, presidentg and Hiss Claire Rollinger and Hr. Edvard Fries acted as our advisory teachers. Bore accustomed to the busy high school life, this year proved even more enjoyable. Again came vacation, and we departed with the realization that We would re- turn in the Fall as Juniors. After the welcome and customary three months of paradise,we appear- ' :uv 1 v vvv:L:L3L.L:Ly-an v uv -fu., w uv vit Ah nl IH ed to resume our journey on the road of education. Richard Kitzler, president, and Miss Eleanor Ryan, class sponsor,presided over our de- liberations. This was our busiest year so far. Several Junior boys and one girl, received varsity let- ters as rewards for their athletic ability. Work was begun on the operetta, Hln Old Iouisianau, and plans were laid for the Junior- Senior banquet. However, all this was abruptly ended by the announce- ment that school would close April 3,because of the lack of sufficient funds to continue the entire school year. In the Fall of 1935, we re- turned, not as dignified Seniors, but still as Juniors. In one month We completed our Junior work and became eligible for Senior courses. The class organized under the lead- ership of Margaret Pahl, President, and Miss Helen Smith,class advisor. Realizinm our abilities would be truly tested, we hoped to make our final year the best possible. We think we have succeeded in most re- spects. Nine Senior boys proved their worth on the gridiron in help- team. Four Senior girls and four Senior boys were awarded varsity basketball letters. Our class will long be remembered for its athletes musicians, actors, and honor roll students.The class has always stood high scholastically. We graduates will always cher- ish the memory of the most out- standing and wonderful events of our high school career--the Baccal- aureate Service, Commence ent, the Junior-Senior banquet and the Alum- ni dance.Our Senior year has drawn too rapidly to a close, but as we leave the halls of C.H.S. and start on our way into new worlds let us remember, fellow classmen, that we will always be bound together by that mutual love for dear old Carey High School. - Mabel Wilson . U .f .1 v .. .- .Lxy-MAL :L 5 4 535221211 --'-----' '-'vrwm A .. A .. N1 1 - 5,4 ' nn A sf .- mw-H-'I k -.. 14' -L ' bl -. -f .x Q .bw J 4 I X, QQqii , Y ' L . ' '1 ,., .H t 4 ' Qs' QQ 3! ,, wk v .Q X 1-P.,- ,Nv .ay W . IZ.: ff .qv -L. Cf 5 'QE' 4 ' A 1 .vi .4 .. shun?-' .VJ ' 1 gif fr -k'3': 65 i6.'-A- 6569-IHC-E -23-IC-5.53-32--Z?-3.'-'Ir-33 4 6H-C-'.?K'-1S6F4i-6C-X-'!1- 4 -!-i--X-6,'-?44H.'-4.1--EC-'!. 4'1C4-!i-!?-,'54N-3'r'7.'-55-3f-3i-9-'-2'r 62-if--X--35 61-'25 CARYATID .. ?,!-1'x4f.S-f.Si.!--'.':49fC-f,1-55:64:54-2555-2-'.96i'K'i46E-31-Yrii44if-76H-E-1965!-I5K'?i95-356?1'.-6944f-W-Z?1'?-'.S1Y-5?v'HP6Z'i-1'5K-46Z-451'3f,?s SMIOR CLASS ROLL First Row: Margie Audritsh,Eliza Backar,Kenneth Banghnan,Ma.ry Braun,Donald Deidrick. Second Row: Mary Gobrecht, Catherine Hart, Robert Heck, Clifford Holden, Robert Howard, Anthony Jesko. Third Row: Gladys Kirkwood,Be-rnard Kitz1er,Richa.rd Kitzlex-,Edward Messmer, John Mullholand, Hirgfiret Pahl. Fourth Row:Vivia.n Peters, Celia Reynolds, Ruth Riester, Ralph Smiley, Virginia Snobarger, Helen Strahm. Fifth Row: Howard Thom, Adeline Tong, Thelby Wentling, Marjorie Wickiser, Kathleen Williams, Mabel Wilson. 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COI1ENCEIiENT J uni or-Sc ni or Banque t ------ -- ---------------- -Ihy Z High S choo l Baccalaureate Service ---------------- -- ------- I -Iay 20 Lutheran Church Class Play, The Blossoming of Mary Ann ------ I lay 22 Auditorium Corrmcncerrent Exe rci se s- -------------------- --Hay 24 . Audi torium ' A r Q Alunmi Banque t ---------------- ------ ---------- I . Zay 25 JUN IOH-SENIOR BAEJQUET Program Toastmaster -------------------------- ---LT. Huffrvan Welcome.. ---------------.--------------- Edgar Keller Re sp ons e- --------------------------- -l-Qlkargare t Pahl C ongra tulat i ons ----------------------- --lfr. Jrrrlilc lt Class Prophecy of 1954 ------ ------Virginia Snobarger Address -------------------- - ---- ------- D r.C.CDKOh1 ' Bowling Green State Normal I BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Chri s t Lutheran Church Organ Pre lude Proce ssifwnal Vesper Service ---------- --------- - Rev.Paul R.Clouser Scripture and Prayer ------------ ------ - -Rev.C.H.1ier-n C Hymn -' f Bzlccalrmure ate Sermon to the Glas s of 1934 i Rev.A.C.Rainsberger Iiusic by Choir e B611GdiGtiOn -------- ----- -------- - - ReV.Paul R.C1ouser Organ Pos tlude 4 ' 1' f -' -' -L1L- -.v.:Ly. -:L:L:L LAL L 'I-'wir'4rwm nw' . A A 'X A A A in A51 :man L:L Ly. L:LKLaL:L:Ln L LJLM -Lx-L ' :L'Lx:L:L u' 'LAL'LJL L-L -LQL:L-' -':L:L:.:Lx:L:L e' L A A A Ai- A9- 4-'L A'A A A A A9-is A Av. A A Ah A A A91 A A Am Aimmm AWWA A A A A A A'2?A X L.. X 71- .- . .. Q '.'A QQ. 422255 .nge5f2f22i212f-ff?iff?1?T'f1QQ'ffi'fQQ.L ':': 1 ,, ,,.,.,Z. ' 'ff 2+f'f' ' ' it .,n..v si -sJ' -'I 3 5? 35 3 f E THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY- X I, L FOUR, OF CAREY HIGH SCHOOL being of sound mind, of if i our own free will and accord do hereby will and be- X' x ggnfgjtzi queath the following enumerated items, to be used as P 'z3?12 555': :' ' the recipients do so desire unless otherwise herein 3 'l 'D provided. This instrument hereby revokes all former f wills made by us in so-called moments of weakness and despair. ITEM I. We direct the payment of all candy debts, funeral expen- Jf ses, and any unmet bills for the book of self-praise Mnnuali. f We further direct, command, and insist upon a listing rmnunnnt to X be placed somewhere on the campus, preferably under the cast goal 3 5 post on the football field. A ITEM II. we further bequeath all our abilities,eceentricities, and private accessories to be distributed as our executors think best. Lhrgie Audritsh leaves her love for tip dancing and all offers to star in the HFolliesH to Dorcas Baker. Eliza Bacher wills her passion for learning and book-reading to Vin- cent Lazza. ' Kenny Baughman leaves to his playmate, Forest Iyers, what he calls his Hhorsinessn. Lhry Braun bequeaths her office position the sixth period to Harriet Criger, if she promises to ring the bell on time. Mary Gobrecht leaves her special chair in the typing room to Karthe Hile, if she removes all chewing gum and keeps it well dusted. Catherine Hart gladly wills to anyone connected with next year's an- nual, her ability to type and count spaces. X Bob Huck leaves to Jim Harris his perpetual habit of catching those necessary Uforty winksu anytire, anywhere. X Rink Holden leaves his baby face, long lashes, and adorable curly x hair to Bill Ererine. l Humpty Howard, not Humpty Dumpty, leaves his Hhunt, punch, cuss, and erase Nzethod of typing to Ruth lhsgrave. Tony Jcsco leaves his technic with widows end chemicals to Orien Tilgus. Barney Kitzler passes on the headgear which ho never used, to his brother, Herman. Hb hopes he will keep it in good condition. Dick Kitzler leaves his loud, boisterous ways and his knack to pull the Hsleeperu football play to Chuck Harris. I pp pivly A H ,T , , .vumru-ugqaiz., . 'gc-:-:g' 'g:5:3I:T W , ,r -- , 1: s ii-'rtgg g-.-:-tifTfffzfg:3'27?Z3',1:11-:li 'tQ:?:-7-lftgl-T-1,-'-1-3 -5473 - ' -'-' ' Eiiiiii' 'I+' Univ T' ser LT: -:-'A :V-:: - ---' 2 l7:'i Ei:1Eifif22iSi .. n ,::,. ,--1 'fi.-A iiffiif-fi:2il .1.4l . , .,...,... -' '-e1'f ' e B131 X ...A. Y.. '- D .. .,',, - 1Ef?! irisfi: 1555 .p Hiif' .... .,,faT3E1'W?Fi5Hf 1. Qggfg fiigE1:3:s-fizi 5'1:l-T151 . -:fLg:'5:g.2:1: ' ffi- 'L' s.tgT:i2 is niece ffffi-fEfEiLjisEf?fE55?4+T C ... C Z We K X .vflf y of 'being seen and not heardn g to Mildred Phillips. 1' Gladys Kirkwood passes on her polio ' . 5 .- 1 1 Eddie lkssmer leaves his contract to serenade the coach's baby every 2 Thursday night to Daryl Moyer. . Q Johnny Mullholand wills his gigantic strength and HTarzanicH ways to j 2 Skinny Montague. ! . 3 Margaret Pahl bequeaths her nose for smelling news to any one who f for the HCarey Tinnsn. supply of freckles and wealth of red wants her position as school reporter Vivian Peters wills her abundant hair to M ry Jane Needs. Celia Reynolds leaves her blond tresses to Margaret Brinkman, who Want to be the blond Hgentlemenaprefern. i ' Ruthie Riester wills her ways about school and ability to tickle the ivories in the orchestra to Marjorie Kremer. Rass Smiley leaves his passion for b ram ling about the halls to Halle Turnbell. - ' 5 Helen Strahm does not wish to bequeath her constant body guard.to any one as long as Dillinger is at large. ' Jinny Snobarger leaves her convenient transportation system to Persis Pierce so that the Walks after band practice will no longer be neces- sary. Howard Thom leaves his Hway with womenn to David Dible. Adeline Tong loaves her theory that excessive studying stunts the growth to Margaret Wenzinger. ' Marjorie Wickiser leaves every Saturday night she spends in town to Moni q M' ' ' i ca ntten, provided that she passes on the gossip gained ther b - L. ' eye Kathleen Williams leaves her four beautiful high school grade cards, which very few have seen, to Carolyn Williams. , Mabel Wilson leaves her green gym suit, her soprano voice and er- - ', P petual giggle to Pesky Pahl, if she promises to use them to the best ' D A X, ,Donald Deidrick and Thelbygwentling leave their Ford and Chevy, re- X spectively, to any of the boys who will give them the usual exercise. In witness whereof we, the Senior Class oi '54 have hereunto set our . hr - ' ' and and seal in the last year of our residence X in Carey High School. -' ,gifiiqe - ' X D . F4 - : Q3? -' LQZZJAV ygnoggf fLxAx L VITNESSED BY -5' aj U ,' i fo 5 f oloo o n,,,,,.,..,iQf 1 AL-yLLLJL:vn5:rv 0fN-,uv-,vnu-fuvvvn.-u1. u. .A A axgx A n..h A,r.g.,rk.h.,,.,,,!.ww,...R,A.T71.,':W- -.v-:-mLaL:aJuL.4-aLeL:L.w:L 'L -Ly.y.:L- -. -xxx -xnxx ..-- -- -.- -..-- ' v.:a'L L L menu' n.n'a.'3-ink nn A ,r1w.n..f-f.,-,.f.nA.i,.A,-..-1.v...,. ..,,,.,-mf-1.0 nn, 9 4. C A R YO A 'Ir I D SENIOR CLASS PLAY...IJay 22. '- 'THE BLOSSOIZING OF ILQRY ANI? Cast of Characters V1 i lliam Bar-ke ley -------- -.- -----.------.---------- R obert Heck Mary Anne S immons ---------------- -.- --------------- I 'Lary Braun Elaine J ewe t t ------ ------------------------- - Margie Audri t sh Betsy Scropgins ------------------- -.- -------- Margery Wicki ser Sarah ilpplogate S lic sy ------------ -.- ----------- Hargaret Pahl Tire . Henry Tate Kirkland -------.---------------- Ruth Rie s ter Tre lla Jewe t t ----------------.-------- o .--------- He len S trahm STS , John S iznmons ------------------------------- 1 Ldeline Tong Patty Cloverleaf ------------------------------- Vivien Peters Charle s Kas ons- ------------------------------- E dward He s smer Ll oyd Ho ndo rs on ------------ -- ----------------- John Eiul lho land Teddy F3Pnum-- ------------ - ----------------- Clifford Holden . Director ----- lliss Helen Smith Stage Lianager-Catherine Hart SYNOPSIS OF SCENES - Sitting room of the Simmons home in Far-mdale, ACT II -- A room in Hrs. Kirkland's New York Home. ACT III- Ante-room in Elaine Jewett's home in New York. ACT IV - Same as Act I. ACT I TIIIE: - The present CO!.EI,'EEI'ICEIf.ENT EXERCISES HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIULI Hay 24, 1934 -o-- 8:00 P.I.'I. Processional- Hungarian Dances, 7 as 8 ------------ -...31-alms High School Orchestra Invocation--H ------------------------ -Rev. Paul Vollrath Prayer of Consecrationn -------------- -----------Protheron Girls' Chorus Address to the Class of l954-- ---- --- -------- ---A.W. Elliot Supt. of Schools, lit. Vernon, Ohio By the Bend of the River ---- -- --------- -----Clara Edwards Girls' Chorus I , Presentation of Class of 1934- ----- -----Prin. W.S. Huffman Awards and Honors ----- ----------- ------ Su-pt. YF!-L. Arnholt Conferring of Diplomas.. --------------- ---- Dr . WJT. Johnson President, Board of Education Operatic Gems ------------------------ Gilbert and Sullivan High School Orchestra Benediction ------ -- ------------ -.- ----- ---Rev. 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Safe now in the Sophomore class. out fron their proscribed Enflish, out from their prescribed English, out from their prescribed English, Safe new in the Sophomore Class. gay young ear yvuna WHY Clwsso Theyzve gone out from their They ve gone out from their They've gone out from their Safe now Where oh Where oh -Where oh Safe now in the Junior where are the where are the where are the in the Senior Class. Sophomores, Sonhomores, young Sophomorcs plane geometrv, plane geometry, nlane geometry, Jolly Juniors, Jolly Juniors, Jolly Juniors? Class. They've gone out from their TheV've gone out from their They've gone out from their -Safe now Where oh Where oh Where oh Safe new They've g They've g They've g Safe now 'L2LL2JLJL 'LJLJLJLJ 7s n 1- n n7u n n as 1 in the Senior where are the where are the where are the in the wide, one out from one out from one out from in the wide, L'LJLJLJLJL 2 n7. A n n n WWE? Class. grand old qrand old grand old wide world their alma their alma their alma wide world. - U .f U .. 5 'zmrvrwar tough mathematics, tough mathematics, tough mathematics, Seniors, Seniors, Seniors? mater, mater, mater, JL 1. v . - 1-S- 1 1 'A-V wr JLJCQLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJLAL JL:L nnnnnnn1-Ann'-nun.-nn n JL 'LJLJLJCJLJLSL:LJ'.JL:LJiJLA'.JLJL 'LJL2 n1x n lu n an an an n n lu A n an u 1x'n A 1 A A som FOR elim HIGH -. .--li . -.,,g.,,.,- ' .-4..-i.o.,.i..- ...fIfl ' li 4-7 Y- .L-,,.i-.l-.,ii-,. 9 .. 9. Ji 1..fi,4J :Q--' E -, fi ' -. . ,JE or if 1 .o ,Q . gf3:'i?ri' 11 ai,f':ff iuxl 1. 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AT'T4Ff5fM'Q 'm'I'Ti4i '1 : kLigj'i'gL g if-3 f 4.jg--5Jgi ?Tif if N-nfl G R9 A. ig f::.l+ g. ,qw ri Fyfigw' 1 ,3 ,if,23fj'r'EP'3E3f , 247- -if i L -o - - W i --,,,,-----.---sg A song, 3 song for the school in our town For Carey, Carey High, Yhere mirth and joy and good fellowship reign And jolly friendship nigh. A song for the dear old schoolhouse, A song for Prexf a song for Prof., A sosg of glee for dear old Carey, For .Senior, Freshman, for Juni X55 S 'V JF fl E' or, Soph. ' I 4 N affff I i'Sfx' 'L Q I Chorus All Hail to thee, our Carey, Proud Carey, Carey High, The Blue and White of Carey, Sing loud for Caroy High. 1 I ,A-1 I . f- x. 'hsx-'T..,f f-L, fx...- . --X., - -,E ,,. .... u I P I I A I tl xl tl ul ll Q ul ll ll ll II :L1L!l:L:LAL:L:L:' I QLQLQQJLJLJLJL pcgpn- ua-L:L:a:a:-:L:u-:-:,gx.gc--. .WW 7:7 -h-. K A 7, A t 0 A A ,, A ,, ,,-3 L n f Nf--f N f' W Xxx 352 45iv2-if ' F X, XXX K f I N - A 3:4 PS5 ' 2 kff! 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J JLJLJLJZ' mwnAmnA'3.,.n,.'X1. mm,-m-- -' ---w- .www A - .,.',- . 1. nf-an TRUTH -E. STRLITGER They walked down the lane together, The sky was studded with stursg And when they reached the gate, He raised for her the bursg She lifted her brovm eyes to him, Thero's nothing between them now: For hu was Thelby Wentling, And she was Genevieve Deus Rink-N?hat's your average incJme?' Bob Heck-nOh, I'd say about three oFclock in the morning.n A Nr.Huffman-HJim, tell something about Colonel big feat.H Jim Harris-Nl've never but I can tell something lie Chaplin's.H the class Lindberg's seen them about Char- Helen Strahm-HWhat is the differ- ence between an automobile,a sigh, and 1 monkey?H Bernard-Hlhere is no difference.H Helen-HThere certainly is.n Bernard-Hihat is it then?H Helen-nTbll, an autonmbile is use dearu and the sigh is Noh dearn. Bernard-Nwell, what about the kewl! Helen-HWhy, that's Hyou dearn. P1011- Mr.Laird-HNow, childrenfit.is who law of gravity that keeps us on the earth.u HBut, pleaseu, inquired one snoll boy,HHow did we stick on before the law was passed?U Miss Finleyunwlll you join me in a bowl of soup?n Niss SndthFUDo you think there would be room for both of us in it?N Mr. Huffman-Hln Ireland,thoy don't raise corn, oots,Wheat,rye, or any- thing--only potatoes. And then they raise a pig.N - 1 7 Earl Rollo-HWellg if they don't raise any corn, what do they feed the pig?N Thu H.-WPotato peelings,of course? 'fi ' -w 1- .-. .a. .- THAN FICTION Genevieve Dow-HI can tell you how much water falls over Niagara Fells to the quert.H Mr.Hood-HDo you really?How much?H Genevieve-WTWO pints.H MuxineStiner-HI did all m home- work before I woke up this morningu. Eleanor Krout-HWh2t! Before you Woke up?H Maxine-HSure,I did it last night.N SONGS Bob Hbck-Ulf I'm Dreaming D5n't wake lb.H Margaret Pahl-HTony's Wife.H Mary Braun-HHold Ib.W Bernard HitzlerMHl'll See You Againu Fhrgie Audritsh-CTW' Dancing Ladyn Kenneth Beughmnn-HStein Song.H Virginia Snoberger-Nln the Dim,Dim, Dawningu Celia Reynolds-HThe Day You Came Alongn Eddie lbssner-HK-K-K-Iatym Kathleen Williams- UThe Prisoners ' Song N Tony Jesco-When You And I Were Young, Nzggien. Ihrgery Wiokiser- N1t's the Talk of the Townn Bob Howard-NThe Last Round Upn Eliza Bacher-HEliza Jene.H Adeline Tong-HSweet Adelinen Donald Deidrick- HKitty from Kansas Cityn Ruth Riester-NDinner at Eightn John.lhblholcnd- HPink Elephontsn lhbel Wilson- nl Love You Trulyn Ralph Smiley-HJust a Gigolou Catherine Hart'Running Between the Raindropsn Richard Kitzler-NLazy Bonesu Helen Strahnw nYou've Got to be a Football Hero N Vivian Peters-UFroeklesH Howard Thonpul Get the Blues When g It Rainsn Gladys Kirkwood-Hwhy Do I Dream A Those Dreamsu Thelby WentlingeNSweet Genevieveu Rory Gobrecht-HPal O' Ihnen Clifford HoldenSNI'm A Night Owln qgggtgggg-5431.34 ,gL1L:L2Ly U ,gf 55455 15:5 ngggv ug - :mga 15 L v U u v -1 v v v u v v u v u .1 u v v u nr u u 1- A A 4- A f. A .61 A 7s A 1- ,Mr-K xi. A A 1. Ae. 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HAnd when I em far from you,surroundfd by grinning sa- vage faees,and beasts of the jungle I shall always think of you.H Mabel-HCan you drive with one hand? Dean-UNO, but I can stop.U Mr.Kirkbride-HDonald,oen you tell me one of the uses of cowhide?H Don Deidriek-nWhy, yes, it holds the cow together.H Mr.Arnholtfwatching a pig come up the walk!-NKenneth, has that pig a plastic nervous system?H Kenny B.-HI don't know thot,but I do know that it is pretty well plas tered with mud.N Jim Harrisfsingingl-HLet's fall in love.U Annabel lhttenfconversing other- wisel4HDo you really want to?n Miss Woodfordfin French 2l-HN0w , Mary, give me an example of the im- perfect-subjunetive.H lhry Braun-nHnh?What did you say? I didn't hear the quostion.H lhss W.-HWhere is your mind,Mhry? Mary-HOn thot piece of paper that Catherine has.n - Miss Finleyi in English 41-H De- Quineey was able to converse in grease.U Margie A.-NKathleen, if you can get a tennis raeket,We'll play some doubles this afternoon.H Kathleen-H7ell,I never played any doubles, but I should think it'd be awfully hard to witch both balls at one time.N x I Margery W.-HVanlue has a pretty good girls' Tony-UNot girls.H basketball team.H any better than us Miss Woodfordlin French 21 -HNow, Robert,translate that into English. Bob Heck-Uwhat a good ........ what an excellent boy .... what an ........ Oh, nertzlu Mr.Spitler-Ulf you had five bucks in your pocket, what would you do?H Mr.Huffman-uI'd look to see if I had my own pants on.n N Eddie Messmeritelephoningl'HHello! ls this the Weather Bureau?How about a shower tonight?H k Weather Bureau-NDon't ask us. 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