Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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.--. cCARYATID SENJIORS las! Alas! lIe've arrived at the end of a four year climb that has been filled with much fun and adventure. Some times, it wa s oven hazardous, our minds continue to wander back to th o beginning after we have achieved our hard-won goal. There were fifty-two who began to climb up t he Tree of Knowledge in September, 1931. This conquest wa s much like Jack ar cl th e beanstalk when he woneercd what he would find when he came to the top. They told us we were green, green as the bean stalk, itself, bint we courageously went upward under tlie guidance of James Harris, President, John Kear, Vice-President, and, Martha Snobarger, Treasurer. Next year, we again undertook the ascension under Delcie Smith, lead-9 org and assistants, Edgar Keller and Harriet Criger. 'ie gradually went higher and higher, becoming important members in glee clubs, band, orch estra, and sports. Vie were steadily going upward when we found somehow our expedition abruptly stopped on April 3 by the closing of school. In 19255 we had to complete the Sophomore work: so rudely interrupted. It was very hard to begin studying books which we had not looked in for five months, but we completed the work in a little while. We then con- ti.n11od the climb more enthusiastically after we were promoted to tive Junior class. In this period of our progress great responsibility was given to o ur leaders, whom we chose with great care. Edgar Keller was elected president, Martha Snobarger, vice-president, and, David Dible secretary-treasure. Big events came thick and fast. he received class rings an d planned the Junior-Senior banquet, which was a picturesque and successful affair. The year ended all too soon, for we had t ru ly enjoyed ourselves with our part in activities and responsibilities. he again took up o ur loads as Seniors. The time that we had looked forward to so much had at last come. We were now the true dictators of high school. We chose our experienced president, Edgar Keller, to take tkie leadership wi.t11 assistants, Hartha Snobarger arid Angela Haferd, Maxine Bane, Louise huffing, Daryl lloyer, and James Ward. Many of ou r boys and girls won varsity letters in athletics. 'Cie n ow find ourselves ontwined with so much work that we a re almost suffocated. we have to study, take part in operetta, put out an annual an d produce a play, but we will rise gloriously at th c end to receive our precious diplomas and receive the applause of teachers, under class students, parents, and friends. -Delcie Smith e l 9 Q5 5

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c A L Y'.,,T I D S E TI I O R S Maxine Bane ulaxn-Demure Luella Bland nLoun-Industrious r Margaret Brinkman nBrinPmanu-Weautiful Harriet Criger nHassyn-Charming David Dible nDaven-Diaboli , Genevieve Dow nGidgen-Rest C less Isabel Gobrecht nlzzyn-Rcticent Angela Hafcrd nAngion- Lucille Keiffer nKeii Edgar Keller nEzznf Florence McKee Cooperative fern-Romantic Outstanding nhickoyn-Timid Helena Messner nBizizn-Likablo Anabel Litcholl naabeln-Disciplinary Delmar Kitt Qargaret en nDol1n-Hearty Mitten uhaggieu-Fair Konica Mitten nHOnieM-Sensitive Daryl Hoyor nDuken-Argumentativo Ruth Musgrave nRuthion-Corversart Mary Jane Needs nNeedsn-Popular Cathryn Pahl uPoskyH-Talkativo Persis Pierce uPepu-Vigorous Mildred Phillips NMilliCn- Sunry Louise Ruffing VLovisieW,gtudiouQ Glenn Shuman uShrmanN- Alma Slonan nSlomann DG1Ci0 Smith nSmit Martha Snabargcr William Spackc Martha Tong Gallant -Attractive tion-Gonial nYinpyn-Composed y uBilln-Entertaining nMartH-Jolly Lco Vaughn uShrinpn-Musical Janos Hard uJimH-Ambitious Orion hilgus nOnionn-Playful Carolyn'.illiams nTooticu-Tiny Joanotto hagnor nJennyn-Salient Richard Ewing NDickH-Cincrful 1 9 15 5 e

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C A R Y'1l T I D I JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET HIGH SCHOOL - MAY 9, 1955 ' Junior Welcome Marjorie Donelson Senior Response Edgar Keller Toasts Mr. Arnholt and Mr. Huffman Solo UI Believe in Miraclesn Fordyce Gottfried Class Prophecy Eileen Kirkwood Sextette wCloudsn Junior Girls' Sextette Fairy Tale Rosemary Kroner Written by Mabel Altveter Poem nMan in the Moonu Mary Louise Mullholend Solo nFor all we Known Fordyce Gottfried High School Song Cards, Dancing, and Table Tennis BACCALAUREATE SERVICE CLASS OF 1955 METHODIST CHURCH, MAY 26th Organ Prelude A Invocation ,Rev. A. C.iRainnQurgon Hymn Congregation Reading of the Scripture Rev. Paul R. Clouser Prayer Rev. A. C. Rainsbergor Music . Choir Baccalaureate Sermon Rev. E. W. Sager Music Choir Bevodiotion Rev. A. C. Rainsberger Organ Postlude Morro OF cLf.'ss 013--1935 nNever codse to be Q Student.n 1 9 15 5 R