Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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C Fx fRWfQX'7Cj'E D F Cl O TF B Il L IJ R EI V ll E VV in September 7, 1956 thirty-seven eager and willing candidates reported to Head Coach Kingsmore and his assistant Coach Wentling for the first practise of the season. Most of the extra pep and energy was worked out of the squad during the first week of practice, which was devoted to limbering up exercises and signal dril1s.Tho next ten days found the squad having nfunuin a big way, The boys worked hard and soon were blocking and tacklinglin hidseasen form. The nucleus of the team was composed of several returning letter men, who were ably assisted by other players of some experience. The season as a whole was fairly successful. ' The local gridders played two new teams this season,Ada and Gibsonburg, defeating both. The game with Gibsonburg was played at night under lights only the second game Carey has ever played under artificial lighting. The first time was at Bucyrus three years ago. The team loses five Seniors all of whom are lettermen. They are Kitzler Smiley, Black, Twining, and Brown. Although many of the reserves did not see much action,they deserve much credit for their faithful attendance at the practices and for their fine spirit of cooperation with their team ates and coaches. Carey C.H.S. Points Opponent Points C.H.S. 6 Arlington O N 31 N.Baltimere O N O St.Pau1 12 W 12 'Gibsonburg 0 0 34 St.Wendlin 6 n 29 Ada O n O Calvert 40 u O Crestling 19 L U.Sandusky L Total points 112 84 Percentage won 551 1 9 5 6 -1' 1' 4'-' - -ul-.gin 1 if -.f Ye-Ps e 1-:se +-,,,,,L..Yi.... ,E..

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V. H. J. R. J. V. B. P. I. hh H. B. R. C fi K'W!TK'i D HC H Brown-Senior Guard. nVinceu was a hard charging guard who could hold his own against opposition. Kitzler-Senior End. nHermann could be depended upon to snag a long pass at a critical moment. Smiley-Senior End. NJackn played a steady, smart game at right end. He is the last of the long line of Smiley footballers. Twining-Senior End. NBuckn was always in the thick of the fight and could always gain valuable yardage whenever called upon. Black-Senior Tackle. NButchn was a big man who filled his position in a credible manner. Lazza-Junior Full. nVinceu played a wonderful defensive ganw and when any yardage was needed they gave the ball to Lazza. Frederick-Junior Quarter. uBobu the right play at the right Ewing-Junior Half. Although this seemed to get better as the was a smart field general who called time. Small but mighty. was his first year of football, Paul going became tougher. layers-Junior Center. Ira was always on the alert. He centered tho pig- skin in an effective manner and placed it to do the most good. Emerine-Junior Half. nBilln played a fast,scrappy game at any position he filled. Jacoby-Junior Guard. Although handicapped by injuriesp nHarveynshowod his ability as a ground gainer. Pieracini-Junior Guard. nBobn was a guard who always came up with a smile. The tougher the going the harder nBohn played. Stembaugh-Freshman Tackle. For a Freshman, nBobn showed extraordinary ability as a linesman. He should rapidly develop into an out- standing player. Coach Kingsmore-nCoachncould be counted upon to give his best at all times both in teaching fundamentals and in inspiring the teams play. Richard Wenner-nllcknis to be congratulated for the manner in which he handled his managerial duties. l 9 5 6

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