Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1938 volume:

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I 1 ' h 'd , - ' Q . In , 11 r - xx .Ann ij 1 ,if 'A ' .w I' i v . . 4 K 'I-. ' 1' . t , LL DIRECTOR PRODUCER W S Huffman A b A M I. E. Mulholland, B. S., A. M. BOARD OF DIRECTORS T1uman D Romlg Joe F Dlble V1ce Ples Clfuence C Wenne1 Pres l Jenme Steen Clerk Harlow K. Van Buren Russell Gottfried Wallace A1 nholt We xx 15h to QXIJIQSQ Olll glatltlldt' to M1 Alnholt oul fO1IT191 SLIDQI mtendent who laboled dlllgentlw amonv us f01 mam xears 'QKJF' ff, , .x . . ' . . . . . .- ' 7 ' v 4 . . v 9 . o . . - ,Win A-, ,A ,- W, W- . , W , ., Y,.,,-- ' ' - 1 lg CRITICS 1 L NXU1 Helen L Smlth Glace E Woodfold Mau Flnlex Clox ce D Wenthng Cecll G Land Leonald Kleln TILIIIIHH D Alnold Estella WQHVQI as HV' Paullne Kendall Hax den Fouts John L1ne John Tom n. , W f . J v x -- AA uf STARS Wennel B Montague E Zlebarth J Jacobx 'NI Haglex wlCk3m C Shull -X Perklm C Donel on P SIYHOIH Smlth C Thomd NI Pahl C Schlra E Iden Pmun L Tro1ano P Nxe H Pemhart D Plttel is - A 1 ' I r ' .v! ' ' .v ' , . , - . ., . s , .. , . 's, . . , . ' , . J ' ' , . 1 , x. -vf , . x . , . s' 4. STARS I- Robx on B Bowman V Nhtchell B Strahm R Emerme NI 791 I- Wagner NI Bachman X Nlltten H Brown WI Qpackex L Orlan I Ho aflo -X Ho J F1 1. 'S , . ' , '. . ' , . , . ' ...'s,I.' ,.. ,'..' ,. ' J. Bakies, C. Boyce, H. Brandt, R. Dubois, A. Johnson . . L -' ,', . ' S, I. S ' S, . . ' st, . .g'an. THE SENIOR PMODUCTION OF 1958 In introduclng this great moving picture, which has Just been com pleted, we deem it fitting to give a brief resure of the past four years, 1n which we labored diligently tow rd th1S,OUF triumphant finale. This rovie based on the novel, nSchool Days was made partly on sets , O, ll, and 12, and partly on location at Carey high School lhe producer, Ir N S Huffman, and the director, Mr I E Mulholland have used much of their time and energy, and 1nfluence,dur1ng the production, of this pictur The assistant dlrectorshlp changed hands in the course of four years on the dlfferent sets The asslstant on set 9, was r. hirkbride, who proved his capability beyond a doubt on set lO, Miss aoodford was the costune director and Mr Spltler was the assistant dl rector. From this set Miss Joodford stepped to the assistant direct orship of set ll Miss Smith was the asslstant on set 12 In th1s picture there is not one starring role but many. In the first reel, Jack Nltchell, Bruce Knoblock, Virginia Nltchell etty Kemerley, and Donald wenner had principal roles In the second re 1 bruce Knoblock played only a minor part ard Clyde Shull and John Jacoby stepped into stellar roles In the last reels Nary Ruth Spackey rose to prominence and along with her Jane Fagan, Arlene Perkins, Gladys vickham and har Jack Mitchell, who left the screen after the second year to go on the stage The rushes were witnessed by the producers,d1rectors,board of censors, literary cr1t1cs, colunn1sts, many of the men behlnd the scenes, and all the other Potion picture lights not counted 1n the above C1WSS1flC3t1OHS They are all confident that the novie will oe a success The following are quotes Valter Ninchell 'Flashl That new duffran Nulholland production 1S one of the most sure fire hits of the season Louella Parsons HA real human interest tory of life in a middle western school. Mitch Woodbury NA new twist in portraying real life on the screen I predict that the b x office re turns from this clnema will be, to s y the least satisfactory erty Lagazine 'F ur star production Photoplay Nagazlne NOn y ur 'nust see' list ae are certain th t 'lhe S rior Production of l938' will afford you ruch engoyctnt The producer and director were both more than satisfied with the rushes Their years of toil have Leer already rewarded in part. Elaine Ziec rth . . ' . 7 - I A . . . .QI Q . . I . - H 9 1 ' I' . T ,I ' ' . ' , xl Q 0 I . L Q 0 Q J X. A . . 7 . . . S. . . . dx , . U ' - , ' M ,. . . . . I I . V- . . . . s .. 0 ' A. 7 . . - 0 -Q A - . 'N 0 - V . M . . A . A . Q ,- L ' , 4- , J..' N A b . . . A 6 - L . J ' - A4 . - . Q ' J .' . - . 7. I - garet Bachman. The other stars all kept their featured positions except I . Z . I . J . . A . 2. A .1 . H . . 4.i. . X V W C . . . g . I L A . . , q O . ' 0 1. 1' - . ' f ,., , n D : s . 7' A S . ' ' . Il 3 . E . A 0 . 3 . . D . a , - 1 11 I Lib ' ' : ' o . ul .H V- T me ' : o M ' ' . T ' SG rvw G L- - . . ' - ll ll ' ' 41. ' Q 5 . A . . 0 ' I I 'H . . .U Orvan Freluce Pr cos 1 nal IPVOCHtlOP Hymn R adlng of the Sorlpture Trays? o NUSIC Baccalourcwte Sermon NuS1O none lCtlJH. Recesslonal Organ xostluo E!CCAlJU.L1TE SLFVICE CLADD OF 1958 CTRIST LU1 En!W C UrCn MA! 22 1938 M135 E1S16 Howard Rev. raul R Cloussr Congre tlon Rev. h E. ilnslcr Rev 1 E T1DS1LT Rev. Roy Leedy Rev Paul F C1 user UISS Elsle Jaw rd COITENCEKFNT 1958 CAREY HIGH SCHOOL PUDITOnIUL LA 14310 Plgh School Orchestra UuS1C Hlgh School Orchestra 1US1C ..M1xed Octette Adgr ss to Cl ss of 1938 Dr. R. Llncoln Long Colllngwaod Avo Lreshyterlan Church, loledo, Oh1o NUSIC oM1XSd Octette Presentatlor of Class of 1938 Princlpal I E. Mulholland Pwards and HOn rs... Superlntendent W S Puffman Corferrlng of Dlploras , . C C wenner Presldent, Jard of EHUOQt1OH 1US1C oplbh Sch ol Orchestra 6HCC1Ct1JH ww 'X '. xi' 3. 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A xv T, ',. .N Kamehameha.,, Blue Hawail Farewell to Thee Explorlng the Islands The Islanders JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET HIGH SCHOOL - MAY 12, 1958 PROGRAM 9 0 Q VOICHDIC Eruptlons Prlncess Dellatorre SlgHOF NOTODI The Old PT1HCBSS Hazel Boyd hrs, Bo d. Ivxs. Irs, runt Purrlnfton Seaver ICLA Trl ble Ol ..,.Paul Burson .. Joe Newhard hary Ruth Spackey Mr Mulholland MISS Srlth ,,Nr Huffman Hawalln Breezes Throughout the Island Bloor Show at IHt6Tm1SS1ONS 4' if SENIOR CLASS PLAY ONCE TFERE WAS A PRINCESS HIGH SCHOOL AUDITOPIUN, MAY 20 Cast of Characters Carolyn Donelson Ronald SIWOHIS Vlrglnla lltten Mary ha ley Nary nuth Spackey Betty Bowman Arlene Perkins Elalne 41ebarth J e oo5d Donald Nenner Phll Lennox Robert Strahm 1ltOn D'Arcy . Henry crown Josephzre, a French Wald Iargaret Ellen Zels Jennle Anne Ellzab tb Johnson Ada ladys IICKHK D1r ctoress el n S th 'ooosoo Q Q sour: r :suave g lllli u sono one 0 onsoopqus Qooos-. -A. . 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John Dak1GS wllls h1s glrl proof armor to Paul Burson to be used. stty owman wllls HIM to her good frlend, Mauvelyn Hendrlcks. Cordllla Boyce wllls her shyness to Joan Myers Helen Brandt leaves her fllrtatlous ways to Mary Ellen raker rry Drown bestows to GOttfT16d Stoll hls Model A Ruth Brown g1V6S her sweet, S1HplC smlles to Mary Magdalene Jacoby Carolyn Donelson g1V6S her ab1l1ty to sklp school on Frlday afternoons Rene Ruth Jane Mary Ruth to June Cr1ger Dubols wllls his rosy blush to Thomas From. Emer1ne leaves to Evelyn Kremer her ablllty to come ln just flfty nlne s1xt1eths of a second before the tardy bell. Fagan leaves her Ch6W1Hg gum to Martha Nutter. Hagley bestows her machlne gun chatter to Talmadpe Huston Posafros QIVSS her love for underclass men to Eeatrlce Droll. El1ZHhGth Iden K1V6S her place 1n the orchestra to Bruce Luzader. Jnhn Jacoby leaves h1s never d1NlH1Sh1Hg talkatlveness to Gladys Taylor and Russell Fox. Anna Johnson w1lls her lUS1H6SS llke manner to uosemary mrooks. Vlrglnla Nltchell leaves her ready w1t to Dorothy Mullholand. VlPg1H18 Nltten QIVGS hor graceful strut to Jeanne Chapman and Corrlne Yrupp- Betty Montague leaves her make up k1t to Irma Altvater. R sella Nye wllls her pleasant rature to Joe Black. Louls OPIHHS wllls h1s all around athletlc ablllty to FT3HC1S and Jayne Hewlttu Martha lahl g1V6S her bookkeeplng ablllty to Mary Jane Brown, Clyde Shull leaves hls lnferlorlty complex to Robert Wonder. 1' 1 N 1, L l T 'T ' ' 'W Y . m ' 1 1 , - .1 . . --. 3 ., . . 4 J. 4 ' - . . X . r . I f . : ,,- . . . . i . . . . -. 5 -if . . . f- . f.. 1 A f 1 .T , ' .A 1- . . . . ' 1 Q. ' N .-. . . . D .4 D1 . . ' 0 . . 3 vi P I H , , f v ll Il AC A g . . . E A ' v - 0 . . . . x . I . . . , . . . . - I I . . . ' . 1 ' .- J . ' 0 N 1. I . . A W , . . . x X ' 1 4, A . . . . . . A . . . -.- v- J - . . . . . 1 . . . . . - - I 1 1 . . . . A. A t . O 1 .L ' . . . . . . . . .,. L 'Z ' 1 u n A , 1 'L 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMEWT Arlene Perklns le v s her b1l1ty t keef h use to Narp1e Wye. har ld Relnhart leaves F18 hall way c nversatlons to Junlor Corron. Dorls Rltter leaves her 'Hlnts for a Housewlfen to Mary F Snobarger. Charles Schlra EIVGS FIS atlllty to tell bed tlme storles to Robert Hayman. Earl Rotlson bestoNs hls day dream poses to Edlth Greene. honald Slmonls g1VCS the g1F1S he mlght have had to Harold Krout. Forest Smlth leaves h1s ablllty to take corners at GO H1183 an hour Joe Newhard Mary nuth Spackey leaves her way wlth men to Katherlne Black Dorothy Pl tt, and Madelgn Herd. Corrlne Thomas g1VG her nate conceallnv technlque to Martha Ann Tracy. L6W1S Trolano hands over to Mary hllzabeth Faferd h1S Sklll ln supply lng excuses for absence. Robert Strahm leaves the qulet and sol1tude7 of Poom l2 durlng aetlvlty perlod to Dorls, Hulda, and Opal Eugene Jagner QIVGS h1s surplus hel ht to J ck Tracy and hohert Blnkley Donald Jenner leares to Bobby Storbaugh hls hook on uFow'to Manage no men Schlra. Gladys llckhar g1V6S her 1DdlV1dUQl1St1C CO1ffUT6S to Valter Jones an Gerald Stoll. Narearet Ellen Zels glves her study of rymn hlr ology to henrletta Iden hlalne Zlebarth bequeaths her edltorshlp to haryellen Kurtz In wltn ss wrereof, we hereunto afflx our slanatures and seal on th1S tenth day f May, 1n the year of our Lord One thousand nlne hundred and thlrty 61 ht, J1tH8S5Gd by Ch rlle NcC9rthy THE CLJSS OF 1938 I in M Iv- ' lk ' 1 'I .' -a e a ' ' o . J Q e he ' L , Q ,d. A. - G s .F . . . I M g . I Q . . . x J. . s .A . Al . Q. K y . - . A X l . 1 . . . .y A . J . . . . to ' 0 7 , I . . , 1 Q . - ' Va ' . ' s f ' Q ' . . . , , . L . . . - . 1 . . L h . Y . . . . L y K . T x 5. . J A.g a K U . A . ii. c ' ' ' 'X LJ , D -1 l' Tn ' ., n I Alfred Yost wills his twinkling toes to Harry Fgbiani and Cora Ellen T. A . j . . . . . . I E d 1 I ' I Q- . L 4 I my Y - , . A . G L3 1 . I . I 5 , ' . 6 L, 1 4 I . .Q . ' ' 0 lv. . ' , - u . -h.y H. a .L A i . I Q I I l 1 U 3 f : .3 :Tl-' I, ' ' L' . 7 A ii ' . ' I i I il f. ' ' I A .fbi , Q7' ,..-gg? lE'YES,.and mas or THE' -- :v' A an lf 1. w gr W. 'm 1310 :QIIS - WORLD NARRATOR, M.R. SPACKEY Copyrighted 1958 -EQPTEMBER Good morning, dear teacher. Election of officers Madame President. Battered boys. Foo ball, I hope, I ho e. Mr. Tom explains as sets. Isn't lt a fright? Tracy wonders if ro nance 1sn't still an adventure. 14-Vlrglnla loses her l 18 .i2O ' 22 23 balance Many boys practice chlvalry V ,RDI -X -TL-Tn-..... - - , 'as-Girlsv'-G1-efe'c1ub-Q We-.for Jr- - A if 91 V Wa-: Ffygg--v1 ff 45129 tk, he s Fdibuu H1 ESPN F1 4 4 E A 1 . .1 '. band members dlsplaye I their talents muslcal U and otherwlse at caun ty falr. mat certaln teacher lost his dlgnlty by wearlng ventllated trousers? Goodbye Cleo Gosh! Another SSHIOF7 Spurned by Calvert 42 O. Glee Club OPg8n1Z8t1O Llsten to the MOCk1ng blrds Tweet tweet Electlon of annual staff. Short assembly M188 Kendall 8Cqu1P6S a rose bud COmf16X1ODo Ea 24-Carey-O, Glbsonburg O Ne both got the center of the doughnut. 25'Oh1O State Texas Chrls t1an. las it tears that fell or was lt ra1n? Leet1ng of 18g1S1Gt1VG body of Carey Hlgh ff' ,. Wg! fun its ' arf' so -Boys' Glee Club- -Musical picture thee I s1ng.l I've been working on the railroad. show- What? No Chorus Girls? OCTOBER North Baltimore. Veni viii, V1C1o Sun. n1te. Will he ever come? Flrst annual staff meetlng. betty Houk wlshes to purchase an annual. Are we lmpressivel St Wendelln O, Carey O dhen w1ll we get the doughnut? Flrst chapel A Hand shake to Rev. Clouser. Carnlval sollcltlng the good 100k1ng 51FlS lnfluence Carey mer chants Tests! Oh! Goddess of W1SdOm where art thou? y Dear L1ll1an 14-N135 Kendall has a pas 4 xl... s1on for balloons, or h1sn't she? Nhewl ada's hospitallt Short assembly. Buddy P1erac1nn1 SIHDS a sol Carnlvall Success! Q .P fi BX V ,Coins U PM gl -1 1 sl f n U O The nay after the nlght before. Pep meetlng A rally 'round the bonfire. St Marys O. Carey 19 Ah! e get Band plays Joe's horn He blew 1n d1dn't cone out there. To the mOV16 to see the doughnu for chapel. was plugged. here, but lt Chopln. Sllppery floor Steady Emerlne. e 417' Y I Q, ll-18 . o q 1 . . Z THQ- t- 'Q y5- ' Q 'g P . 4 , . ig ' ' ' 'I4' 5 .'i ' ' - ' I M -I vw ' I Qfq - - 'Wi m ,5 uf HJ L ' .if - ' il: I--P' 948- . 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In t . .,.. , rn. ,,....., infix ' ik 1 ' is M528 la 25 r?H l '?29 H nmf haul, M04 gs iles ffl 0 SJ ikq I 2- f5T 4 4- IW Ms- silp O Will -Crestline landslides -High School dance--or llirty fingers and 'stuffffzflff 3,1 b Siieiife 1:i'f5535'i?3if'5 l ww. A ' 1 'I . 4 ' . brate. Cider and in doughnuts. s Junior party. NOVEMBER G l Finley wants us to 1 I , write a sonnet. It's nothing but a worry. But who knows, we may be another Surrey. P.S. Surrey was a . sonnet writer. Eng.Lit. kids portray i l Dorothy Dix, Miss Fin y ley seels advice on W perfect husband. Play ing safe? Rip Van Ninkle wakes up. Oh! and he visite Carey H1 Teaoher's big pow wow 5 ln Toledo. Day and a half holiday for us. Ne sugpest another powmq, wow, but don't Pet us wrong, we love Carey li Hossy gets engaged Bridal veils in June! Wanted Mechanical ad vice on electric milk ers. Whoa, Bossiel Cayuaas have war dance for battle with Upper Upper arbu hes Carey in last quarter On to the goal oostsl ,i ga M' I Extra! Up! er Sanduslfy lui Ohio fthletic field entered an goal posts Q mysteriously cut down up Ivo clues as yet All' 7 quiet n the Upper front! l A ,wif if, the help of a step lad-Q'fU ':j ij I ' I n 25-s. Witches cele- pw5fQ5fa gp4 der. ., lkifjl M517-First show or did Esau 'ui ix . ,l i lu- spill his popcorn? ' HQl8-Pictures taken of fire ig fri in alarm. Half the schochq, prefers to burn. E2 Q V4-Half holiday. Kids letii 1 I 'I M25 H526 ,xg out to work up an appe-1 I tite. '5 -Turkey. -Hash for the remaining 5 . week. , ',! ffBO-Hot debate in Economics Q has Henry Clay Brown versus U Mi s s Smi th. W4 Q DFCEZBER S Congratul tions Supt Huffman. Salem plays Carey, No lost, but Chapel Inside inform ation on H1 Y Conferenc Students bid good bye to their beloved super intendent The best of friends rust part Chapel! speaker of intoxwl icating liquors also knows his lipstick. I wander? Bowman tries to get pictures for annual. St Vendelin scalps the Cayu as Blue honday We wanted to stay home longer ,UQ4-Carey plays Sycamore 15 , 6 Ne wonder if Clark Gabl can hold his own since Bruce Luzader made his debut in F F A Chapel There's soie deep con nection between halls and Liss Kendall For further details see lg! 5 Seniors took half holi in ay- A hunting we will I 9' xX I QA 47 dl Paul ourson. H Q F1 il Q ' - 1 - I - . 74 . ws- - l -5 a 1 ire . . wp ,,,,, . . . . . -q A n ' I i . . - l ITT - - . i ld! M - A , ef jill: W ' :H . ' ' F -4 i: 5 . 'fm '. 3 V li 0 -' T .J ' . . J 'L ' 0 l ' pf? QB- I . but T '1 Hip fre ' ' Q ' E l fl ' 'al ' ' S ' li 1 gg, . . . ' I IUYQ . , Que Hep- .e -- - - Pi? 259-' - . ' . . . - . Jil 35: Y - 515 Q.lO- . 1 -' ye s ' . . I' - 1 Q il T Q A1 S I J S O , 5: ' I. - 0 '- Z- if - 5 ' 1 ' l ' fiffg .f . L A . . ' gm! A I . fivf S E i Sp? X ' ' ' ' ' ' fb.: v ' -C 'f h-sl ' Q ' if' Y ' if: Pq h '- ' ie - M by ig X - l i '5 . - C - C F I 4 4, it 'U' 'A ' 5 2. .- 1 -:,f2l,g.:f.'.f':Q. Sir, .T 1111121'f5 'Q?fffi'V'Ql'ffQ 1 K ... a - 5. 'J I: .I .'---' ' '- ' - -. ' ,g .- 2 ': : ,. ', -' ,H T ' . N A - ' ' ' ' 71:2 i ' ' e: .'f.l ' f'wf2HV.'f7'7 '. fft'-. F'uTffx1f' wav- 'V 'ngeff -E ' Q: I -Q 1:5 fiwli: g '- -' I Ai -U -' S. -:N if '. ,- 5 QM :1: 4Y ' ' VOGLES OF l939 The decade's gre test tP1UFyh 1U the clnera world 1S t be scored ext year at the completlon of 'V gues of l938u a Fuffnar lull holand productlon. It 1S among those ruch studled p1CtuTGS whlch seer to get lnto the hands of many dlrect rs, namely, Mr. Fouts, two years aio l1SS Hull and Mr Tor last year, and PISS Woodford, thls year. It has been rumored that lt wlll be sw1tched 1nto dlfferent hands aealn next year. A g1gHHtlC cast of old and new faces g1OT1flGS thls magnlflcent spectacle. Mary Plckford Yurtz, Robert Montgomery Stombaubh, Mary As tor Snobarger, Harold Lloyd Krout, Jo n Crawford Nyers and June Lang CFIQGT were glven the prlnclp l rales ln 1955. Borg Iden, Iary AStor Snobarger, Jean Arthur Chapman and Harold Llayd Krout were EIVCH the leadlnr roles. Then agaln tblS year some more chanles were made. Mary Carllsle Haferd and Joe Penner Newhard fllled the vac H6168 of the two above stellar players, whlle Robert lontgamery Stombauah was g1VSH the sane role he held 1D 1935 The total cast numbers about flfty two persons, some of whom you have seen 1U such hlts as nNeet the Duchess, D158 Cherry Blossom , 'Blg P arted Herbertn VThe Gvnsv lover , and also many football and basket ball plctures Nh1Ch have Qalned much recomlendatlon. nVo5ues of l939n 1S a four reel vehlcle based on hlgh school llfe and wlll be releas d next year soretlme ln hay. M ry Plokford hurtz , Z1 l lf' . A L I A. v . 3 n .. . ' U 3 - .. 4. li ' ' . A Y A. ' l . '4 . A . G T I li. 1 1 Q 1 ' All. 'ir . A . . 1 . 1. 0 l ' ' 'I' A N ' e a 4 A 1 . . 1. . 2 l . Some of these were changed in l936, and Paul Muni Burson, Henrietta ' . L- A . ' L K ' 1 I ' . 3 . V . F 1 W . ll - - A . v A . Q - - n u q- n 1 - . . - Ie A 1 .. M i N - I ' . ' 'I . L . 'Il I I '3 ' .L . . n 'T .a ' 1939 M P Jacoby C lxrupp D Putnam D Plott I Altvator M Snobarger J Corron, K Black E Greeno Iden H YoQt F Ixromel C Schlra Chapman B Iuzader M Nye R Fox R Brookg T lxrom, M Hendrxcke G Tavlor M Hafeul Stoll W Hewltt J Tracy Gerald Stoll Crlgel H Shue F Hevutt O Lpdegraph Bmkley M Tracv M Brown B Droll W JoneQ M lxurtz J 'Vewhard H Ixrout D Mulholland Burwon H Fablanl R Wonder, R Stombaugh . I, . J , . , . , . , . , . . , . H. , . ., .. ' -, . ' G. , . ' , . ', C. Wiggerman, M. Baker, K. Logsden, J. Black, T. Huston, M. Nutter, J. Myers, M. Ward, R. Hayman J. I ' ', . , . , . ' R. A ' , . 8 , . ' , . , . ., . r , . 1 ' , . 7 5 . 1940 W1ll1amS H Phllllpe M Perkms W Mullholand D Kldwell R Karg D Relnhart B Long Coldlron R Brown W Dow E Lab Elngle H Musgrave D Thomas H Evans J Tvumng P Them G Moaer M Klrkwood Shane C Wenzmger L Wagner C Shull G Baughman M Ixemerley C Boyce J Wenner Lab R Putnam M Keller J S1mon1e T Crlger J Vaughn L Reynolds M Zahn R Hoff D kromer B Hamler N W1ll1ams M Calmes R Kurtz N Huffman J Falres B Houk V. ' ' , . ' ' ., . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . H. ' , . , . , . G. ' , . , . , . , . ' , . '., . . , . ' E. Liming, I. Rufiing, C. Heck, J. Donelson C- 1 ' I v ' v - a ' r - 7 1 - 1 - 1 P. , . , . , . ' '. 1 . , 4' y 1 , n . , Q , Q I , 1 , . . . I DIG BROADCAST OE 1940 The fllm rolls on, beginnlng September 8, 1936 Our dlrector, N155 Woodford, talented ln MUSIC, never betrayed her bCQUt1fU1 vo1ce 11 turnlng on too ruch volure, but when that notlceable change began our motto was, 'People hald your tongue, and forever hold your peace . Ilss Full,a V1Ol1F1St was one of our prlncipal d1P6CtOPS, and she took good care of our flbuf s Other dlrectors were Piss Smlth, who took care of our dlgnlfied alrs, Ir, Tor, man of anythlng and everythlng and MISS Davis, who had charge of our dally health TOut1D6 held at 12 30 honday through Frlday Nlth these falthful d1rectors, and Mr. Fouts, our pr ducer, we found ourselves b6COm1ng professlonal actors, therefore, the tragedy came for Nr Fouts we had to leave, for h1s studlo wasn't qulte good enough Ne were to go to one on a hlgher base Then came the cut 1n the scene,and we took time off for the transfer. Returnlng to the set on September 8, 1957, we contlnued our fllm wlth our new producer, Mr Llne. There were also our new dlrectors Mr. Fouts, who declded to be both a producer of h1s studlo, and a dlrector of ours, falthful Miss Noodford, who declded to get a transfer wlth us, Mr Tom,our buslness manager and Miss Kendall, SUPSPVIS r of the lunches on the set. de COHt1HUG wlth the same flln but ln a new set. Prlnclpal characters are Mary Ellen Calmes, Barbara Houk, Marle Kemerley, Lary Jo Kirkwood, Geralda hae Moser, Nartha Jane Keller. Last set's raln characters, JHDIS Wenner and Norman Huffman slow down a bit, and leave the new characters try thelr hand Wlth lady luck. course there re our musloally talented people in our fllm, who all leave beautlful notes flow from thelr lUXUF1OUS lnstruments, under tre leadershlp of thelr fatlent d1FGCtOF, hr Kleln And so the fllm rolls on for the 'Blg Broadcast of l94On, whlch should be placed on your must seen 11st, Martha Jane Keller 'N 1 . Q . , A A . . . 1 A , , . . . , X . , . L . . lk al - I U vw , 1 , u A 0 , . 1 . , . A 9 g fl ' 1 . . . . 3, . . . . .. .. , Q . . . 1 . 1 . ., . . . V U O . . O . . .. . 0 I . H 7' , l C c 0 . . . . . . ,A . . 1 U J . . . . . . .. . . . . . A Q M KJ ,. . . . . - . . A ' If I A V Y 1 L , . . , A. ' X . . W Of . Q 5 0 .A . .A . . . ' A L. K . . X . . , . . J U C Y ' ,, ' Il NEW FACES OF 1941 September B, 1957 u der tru 1 dtrsblp of our producer, hr Hayden Fouts, we st rted upon the castlng of our f1l , N N Faces of 194 The leadlng roles were g1VLH to Pllcc vardtr, Ellen Fr z1Lr,Frances Plerce, and Cuddy Pltr ClDH1. Joan ufflHb played an Wmportant part as Alles Norder's double Ir all, we hafe about slxty Lxtr s and four as orchestra merbers. Nany were cast as athletes 1D thls great fllm. Out of the three that practlced football, two were glven the honor of playlng on the varslty team ln the plcture. Flve boys portrayed qulte lrportant parts as bas ket ball players. Seven played potentlal farmers, twelve potentlal homo makers, seven glrl basket ball players and elght bowlers. Under the dlrectlon of M155 Flrley twenty nlne lusty volces sang farlllar tunes 1n the Boys' and Glrls' Glee Clubs. As the curtaln rose on the theater productlon of 1938, Blg Hearted Herbert,n we were proud to see two of our stars rlse to even hlgher glory 1U the roles they en cted. Two of the cast rose to fame as cheer leaders. Under the supervlslon of our d1T6CtOPS and producer we have completed the f1FSt reel of our plcture. Indeed, we are all looklng forward to the day when we wlll begln re hears1ng for the second reel of 'New Faces of 1941 Ye feel certaln that you w1ll want to see th1S splendld fllm, whlch 1S now 1D the maklng, when lt 1S completed 1H 1941. Ruth Ardlne Gottfrled Janlce Corron Frarces Plerce I A 1 A 9 n 1' on e 'n'L ' f . L - J a ,' 1 1 ' m Hxp' X 1 1. . g ,i , . 1 A .JJ Ty L I 1 Q .3 'X 1 'A a ' ' L R ' e , L. ' . 'f A 0 A , . ,X ' . 3 . As we began rehearsal we found that fifteen had roles as band members A A 1 . . . g L . . . . V A. . . . .M - D . - N . - A ' ' 7. 1 A . , 1 . . P . . . .L -L M. . . . R . . 'I . 'z . ' ' '. a A 1 ' r u O Wi ,.. - ' - . . - A . 1941 B Kltzler E Helberg N Hewltt H Shuman P Cantleberry E Frazler J Ruffing R Kldwell E Stumpp B P1erac1n1 B Garn R OConner Kemerely R Baker J Vaughn M Vaughn D Mencle C Weaver J Corron F Shenk T Sch1ra kromer J Capell J Baker Hames R Jacob E McChesney S Tracy R Gottfned C Lab D Pahl R Burson J Kromer Brlstol H Iuzader C Zlebarth Nye J Byers D Falres R Smlth B Wenner G Ph1ll1ps H Tumbell A Nelderkohr G Memhew Slmoms H Baughman P De Amlcls F Mltten G Munday M Vlrden F Borer M Orlans F Krom J Nye F Plerce L Strahm R Baklee A Wonder C Ogg B Rltter - 1' 1' 9- 1' y- ,- ,. ,. ... , ,. ,. ,. J. ,. ,. B. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , I. ,.. ,. B. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , C. ,. ,. ' . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,, '.,. ,. ,. . 1942 - 1943 Mmhaele E Myers R Wr1ght L Nve lx Myer Wmkham V Dunn Healx B Montague D Crates T Wonder V D1ble J Lanker B Innley M Martm P Premier Whltaker E Houk P Llr1ch M Rothgeb R Heck F Green L hemerley, R Rozman B McCrox Dlble Rmner A Strahm V Baker L Stoll A Coppler A Beebe C P1 ner A Putnam A Hunter Puchta M Gobrecht M Bland M Heckman D Shumaker P Mapee R Tong D Ixeller D Sammet M Smder G Clark frown R Haxman J Frederlck B Vogel I Corron G ShUDl3.lxQ1 C Iden V Sloman Opp -X Buckland M Gotttrled E Cole M Coaklex L Bele J Green J Emgle D Bachman Baughman I-'otellm M Wagner P Putman D Poof D Stlllbergel G Zlebarth M Capell M Nevshard I Smder M Montague M Wagner P Sldenstncker P Hagles D Lon -X Lee C Turnbell W Fout B Wenner C Strahm H Pre ler P B1 hop . . , , J. , . ., .I ' ., . V , . U , . 5 S R. ' , . D. Ui, . A ' , . v I ., . , . , . , .v , . , . .. M. 0 , . , . , . . , . , . , . . , . j, I+. . , . , . . , . , . ', . , . x S , . , . ', B. ' , . . . . . , . . , . A , n. ., . , . Y , . , '. l' , . , M. Bachar, F. Sammet, N. Zels Ii. 1 ' , . j , . v -', . , . , . t ' ', . , '. Ir. , . . , A . , . , . ' .', . S, . , . , . ' , R. ' f . L. 1 g, . . , L. , . n O, . l ', . , . . , . . 4 ' , B. j , . . - Y , r . , . .' v ' .. ' f Q, . g, , . , . , . , . , . , . , .. . THE EIGHT? GRADE This is the second year we have been associated w1th the upper S1X grades of the ax 1X plan in our school system Although the sailing has been hazard us at t1F6S it seems to be a little more smooth than it was in Hur 1 Ist year for we feel as though we re learning to accept our increasi 5 responsibillties as our age increases Nr. Laird vas oar home room teacher last year and is lso our Iaculty sponsnr for tho present one. Our class officers for the seventh grade were President, natty Ewing, Secretary and Treasurer,N1ldred Nhitdker News Reporter, Louise Kererly, while this year we saw fit to elect as our representatives President, Robert Jickham, Vice President, Nlldrbd Other members of our group who have learned to do by doing are Paul Pressler and Betty Kinley who are Senior Band members, V1GtOr Dunn, Billy Montague, Leonard Nye, Robert Jickham, Jack Nlchaels, Rex Huston and Ted :on er who played on the Junior High Basket Ball team. Billy Montague won the Junior High Handball Tournarent. The following boys were on the Junior High Football Team Donald Crates, Donald Healy, Jack Nichaels, Billy Montague, Eugene Myers, Leonard Nye, Paul Press ler, Robert Wickham and Victor Dunn These boys appreciate very much the new uniforms which were furnished them For eight years now we have been accumulating knowledge of ourselves and the world about us, and we w1ll consider lt a happy climax to our school career so far if all the forty members in our class S8t1Sf8CtO r1ly complete the requirements of the State Eighth Grade Test and flnd themselves next fall 1n the ranks of the Freshman Class THE SEVENTH GRADE An outstanding department of our high school 1S the seventh grade. Here the pupils find training that need give little coruern about their not taking the proper place and living harmonlously with each other there are Just sixty pupils in the home room Probably the most tan gible and effective piece of work done by these pupils 1S their ability in keeping the hall teacher busy usherlng them to their proper places. This group of pupils 1S very appreciative of the opportunities given to them, but many times too eager to follow the splendid suggestions presented in the study hall by the upper classmen These pupils have the real cooperative spirit in the classroom, in clubs and in other or gaH1Z8t1OHS in which they participate By no means should lt be for gotten the spirit this grade displayed in presenting the Nashlngton Day Chapel program. While the seventh grade have found that it took some time to become adjusted to the new surroundings, they also were given the wholehearted cooperation of the busy teachers and their older friends. we recognize these newcomers of intrinsic worth to the student body of Carey High School. A , . 3 .-S' ' -' 0 -' rr ' ' 1 r L I X I1 w ' A- ' . .x L ' - 1 - f . ' L ll Q ' L Q f . ' ' A . .ne .... . I 6 N .x ' .I ' ' . , ' 1'- LJ - . . ' xl l - fr . , A ' L 'X . .A ' ' 1 u . U . V. . . . ,.h 3 H , , , t Whitaker, Secretary R Treasurer,Margaret MartingNews Reporter,Betty Houk . 1 ' . . L 6 u . 1 J - . ' l LA t. . . . IL N l W. B . 4. 1 . . A l A I , x . . . . . L I . . . . . A . . . . . - V I l Q I . . . . . . . M . - if af Faq 3 I F HJ' ...., carried thru ether. Carey meets Scutchs. LCC coats win. :pJl8-It just dawned on the i H1 n I aka Us ire' H121 Hun Jr. boys that they would have to purchas a Xmas present for their best girls. No wonder they look down hearted and worried. They can't decide which one is their nLest.u M3320-Short assembly. W Hello Mr. Mulholland! .Orchids to the grades for their marked suc- cess in the operetta I wonder why everyone is being so unnatu rally nice! It must be the Christmas spi rit. Even the stu dents are Letting thei lessons occasionall Christmas chapel Nhat' No Santa Claus 24uNish1ng I 6 4- 45 ffl' You A Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year JAFUARY School as in Chap Father Leonard stresses the import ance of keeping reso lutions. Seniors start to ick 1HV1tHtlOHS The fi nal curtain is about to fall. Girls play basketball Wad a larber audience than the toys 4 F Q' We citreyt high hand music 5. . rg.-2.1 ' my Qs ' 5 af'-11 ggi Mylar!! ll ,, W fgar? ima In fm w , vw W' I uw iii ,, in SU 17-Second semester begins 5 18 I. . -- ilayed Upper. No goal posts this time, 10-Sophomores give chapel.' Double or nothing! li-Elaine turns profess- ional. Teaches a non- attontive economics class. 12-Test week. 15-Juniors select rings. Poor dad. 14-Carey surprises Calverii and gives them plenty competition. Some people think they will have a date now. -Carey wins over Attica A long waited for even Mary MCCOTT1C sings fo Frivilodged Sen iors take the bleacher Carey plays Salem Can't five players the work or is six us anuthor idea Nhy don't you send the whole squad in, Coach? Carey plays Var eilles at Upoera Ir Lietrick Lives a very interesting lee ture 'onkeys are the descencants of man. Fighth grade chapel, lractice rakes perfect aul introduces the cheer leader. Annual Hictures Chap man mistakes it for a screen test FEERTARY Grade cards are out Necping, wailing, and gnashin of teeth. Calvert beats Carey by near margin 50 20. Chapel again! Nhat a study hall the auditor ium has turned out to bp l sm 1 . ,why uw' - f 1 Qmfgg- 1 ' pq 119-4 J .i '. ' f ',' 'ft us. ' ' ' 1 ' - , ' il: w MF .. A pm km! . S. I . . A .- !'r-,!2l- J . W' ' , - ,wil 1 . 1 90 1' N f 7' . Y Q . 1 J A y' 5 . W25- ' .. . , 15a 3 - 0 - 1 . V ir!! 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'fl STAFF S1nC6 th1s newsreel 18 shown here in connectlon w1th a movle Wh1Ch dep1cts reel school life, we have declded to fllm for your pleasure ac tual scenes of school experlences from real life, lnstead of the us ual toplcs of the day Some of the scenes were photographed and report- ed by our regular staff men, a few, however, were reported by 1nd1V1dU81 members of some of the school organlzatlons whlch COD8t1tUt6 part of the V8F1OUS and d1verse phases of school life. There is much more to the productlon and completion of a plcture than the average person knows. There are many men behlnd the scenes who get no F6COgn1t1OH whatever when laud and congratulatlons are being shared by the producers, d1P6CtOPS, and cast. ve w1sh to use th1s space to COgD1Z9 the so called nmen behlnd the scenes . One thlng rather unusual and very democratic about th1s partlcular cinema is that some of the members of the cast held responslble posi t1ons off screen. Two of the ass1stant dlrectors were Elalne Z1ebarth, who worked much among the scenarlo wrlters and scrlpt girls, and Donald Wenner, who The press agents for the picture were Carolyn Donelson, Ruth Hosa fros, and Helen brandt. Three'who w1th asslstant dlrector Venner, a1d ed the producer by securlng partially the financlal backlng for this movie were Henry Brown, John Jacoby, and Harold Reinhart. Robert Strahn was the art director, who was respons1b1e for the beau tlful and different effects achleved throughout. Jane Fagan aided in d1scover1ng the talent whlch we used for comedy relief. Clyde Shull furnished the clever ldeas Wh1Ch we used in filmlng the sports scenes. Virgin1a Mitchell was the pr1nc1pal scrlpt glrl. Nithout the scrlpt wr1ters a mOV16 cannot make headway. The costume dlrector was Mary Ruth Spackey The chlef cameramen were Betty Bowman and Anna Johnson. Then there are the countless technlclans, electr1c1ans, property mon men in the cuttlng rooms, there is the sound recorder, and the men re SpOnS1b18 for the music and dance arrangements. Ne haven't the names of these persons available, but their work has been valuable, and we want them to know that we appreclate it. In cons1der1ng these contrlbutlons to the make up of the p1cture we must of course mention the outstand1ng contrlbutlons already mentloned several times before made by the producer and the dlrector. The dl rector worked among the above named often and offered his adv1se wher ever lt was most needed. Elalne Zlebarth . O s 1 x 1 4 x x 4 X . . . T- . . re ' - ' N worked with the press agents and such. 1 - . . ? . E . - D . . . . . , . .- STUDENT COURCIL Across the screen flashes the l test events of the day To the coun cll, whlch glves advlce on many proble s con e nlng the student body, was elected V1rg1n1a Mltchell and Iargaret B chnan from the Senlor Classy Joe Newhard from the Junlor Class, I ry Jo Klrkwood from the Sophomore Class Francls Plerce and Buddy Pleraclnnl from the Freshman Class These new menbers, wlth the old membera Clyde Shull, John Jaco by, Donald Jenner, June Crlger, Joan Myers, Harold Krout, Martha Jane Keller, and Geralda Iae Moser, organlzed to elect new offloers The results of the electlon were Donald Nenner, presldent, v1ce presldent and June Crlger, secretary. The chapel slsted of Margaret Bachman, Clyde Shull, and June Crlger Clyde Shull, commlttee con S1nce no speclal time or place was deslgnated for th1s small group of students, they were rather homeless Often a flood of questlons would wash then about The presldent or faculty advlser would call a meetlng to settle these affalrs dlfferent. Nhat? After some dlscusslon, lt was d8C1d6d that there would not be a mlnstrel show, but each class would be glven sorethlng to do Classes chose thlngs llke a hobby show, plcture gallery and one sponsored a dance Although thls was probably the blggest problem of the year, the carnlval was a great success. The plcture slowly slldes natlons for the hlgh school school voted, were Gladys Athletlc Treasurer Mary P chell, ACt1V1ty Tlcket Tre letlc Reporter, and June Cr across the screen lh1S councll made noml Off1C6PS who, after the rest of the hlgh Nlckham, General Treasurer, John Jacoby, Spackey, ACt1V1ty Treasurer Vlrglnia Mlt surer John Jacoby and Donald Wenner, Ath lger and Elalne Z1eb rth, News Reporters The Councll also manag d the sale of act1v1ty t1CKCtS, sponsored a hlgh school dance and se.ved the Carey and Upper Basketball boys a lunch after the game on January the seventh Other small matters from tlme to t1me were dlscussed w1th1n thls body of students. Twlce, through the student councll, very good speakers fo chapel were obtalned. Nay lt bear repeatlng the Ideals of Carey H1 Scholarshlp Loyalty Sportsmanshlp Courtesy Clcanllness Fellowshlp Cooperatlon Self Control Amb1t1On Honor hargaret Bachman I' I Y A 5 ' O - ' ' ' ' 1 m .c r ' ' ' ' ' A a . . ' ' f - ia ' J 5 . . . 4 . y 3 1, I I ll . ' . O , ' : 'E ' a . . 3 . . - . A . . 0 . L . . . . . O The question of the carnival arose. This year they wanted something . H A . . . . X. 1 . M . . . . . 0 . . . . M . . .- O 3 O - . . O . 5 1 is . . 3 . . . - . . . pa g . I - . . .yn . . Q . . 8 . . . , ' as O A . .O I 1 W ,mf mmm T' 5 'fu hz .' aww ' v . . .. ,.,4..:,q .af f ' ' , . . M, M ,. . N W w,.,.X, .wr mf . P... THE CAREY SCHOOLS' BAND Dlrector Mr. Leonard Kleln Drum Magor Clarlnets Obne Saxophones Flutes Cornets French Horns Barltones Trombones Drums Cymbols CAST Mary Ellen Calmes Burson, J Chapman, presldent, R. Kldnell, F Borer, H Turnbell, M E Calmes Klnley, C wenzlnger, C. nlggerman, I F Snobarper. Plerce, N. Zahn. Huffman, J. Corron, Schlra, C S1mon1s, Krout, C Ziebarth, Brown, manager, J Crlger, sec.treas , F Shank. Stombaugh, I Bressler, D.K1dwell,l1brar1an,C Turnbell R Burson, J. Newhard, N I Spackey, uonder, M H9HdPlCkS, u L halnes, Long, C. weaver H. lressler, M J K1FkWOOd, J Tracy, N. Zels, F Sammet. N. Nlndau, H Brown. Brown, J. Fagan, R Hayman. Falres. REEL ONE The band played several numbers one mornlng before the entlre student body which was offered wlth a rumble of H0156 and dull looks, but as they left, cheery clances and smiles were beheld by the faculty members They also played for the Jyandot and Seneca County Falrs and as t1me pas ed on,the band broadcasted from Flndlay College for the Clover Farm Stores. REEL TWO The Band Mothers' Club honored the band members on a Monday GVGHIHQ by treatlng them w1th a potluck supper. They rellshed the food w1th de At the Senlor Chapel the Band the offlcers and senlor mem band llght untll great capacltles were fllled. Mothers' Club w11l present gold merlts to bers ln recognltlon for their work ln the REEL THREE The band gave an annual muS1C8l concert quested and chosen numbers to the played Festlval, along wlth several other selectlons. Th1s concert was made pOSS1b16 by the untlrlnb efforts of our d1rector, Mr Kleln. REEL FOUR The lone awalted day arrlved when the band checked ln thelr blue r1l itary unlforms w1th whlte tr1m 1ngs seated themselves 1n the school bus, ready to berln thelr excurslon to Upper Saneusky In the after noon they partlclpated in the massed band and ln the very spectacular parade. Thelr marchlng 1S to be pTH1S6d and their playlng 1n the even ing 1n the Upper Sandusky Hlgh Schlol auditorlum was superb 1n tone quallty. Wh1Ch conslsted of the re at the Upper Sandusky Band REEL FIVE Wlth the C1OS1Dg of the portals of our school, the band w1l1 take a few week's vacatlon and then they w11l g1V6 concerts durlng the summer These concerts are always of great lntorest to the publlc and the hlgh school puplls. Frances PISPCG . 3 Pg 9 A g 'ia lc .1 . ' . 7 Jlzg yr iw. u -Ve uv ' Q I D. To I Y 2 0 s 0 2 BQ . 0 v' . V un ' . ills q if H 1 F. ' 1 2 N0 . 47 U U 1 O To - I . 1 . C 231. . 'A' . ' 2 H0 1 ' 9 0 2 Ro 1 'Q T - ' - o 0 Basses: H. Shuman, J. Byers, K. Black. 3 Ro 'o : D. ' . Q 3 A . . S . x I A . . . . m . . . . . lr . . . m . . A . I. H. D -X u u 4 K x 1 - Q 0 I M ,. . 3 . . . b Q l . O CHEQTnA Tue d y and Thursday one can s the elghteen members on the stage b z ard qle f ng thelr J es to the rhythm and count of our falth APG l ya J Ylel , Tl s ye r xr c rduct r has had a 11Wlt8d supply of talent wlth whlch to F p ur P gh ooh ol Or aestra lf rotlon, especlally the v1ol1n sec tlJW It has nfffred fr r +ke loss of fou flddlers and especlally wgrxlng ard Strlflnf to the utmo t and have succeeded ln produclng a gwnd S6Ct1OHg Ve played for the Farrer's Instltute and FGGC1VGd many compllments on our contrlbutl n to the lnstltutc. The whole orchestra wa surprlsed one mornlng at practlce to recelve two new books and have engoyed learrlng the new S616Ctl ns. The Off1COPS who were elected at our f1FSt practlce last fall are Harold Krout, presldent Norman Huffman, manager, Darrell Kldwell, 11 brarlano Those ln the orchestr at present re Eleanor McChesney, Ceoll Lab, Ellzabeth Iden, Florence Nltten, June Crlger, Joanne Chapman, Joe New hard, Frarces Plerce N ry Ellen Calres, Catherlne ilggerman, Corrlne YfGHZ1Hg6F, Henry Brown, Harold Krout, Darrell Kldwell, Norman Huffman, Junlor Corron, Nr Tom, Paul bnrstnn we hope that there are Lore students who wlll become lnterested 1n lnstruments next year so that we can enlarge our present organlzatlon. de only lose two merb rs by graduatlon, they are Ellzabeth Iden and henry Brown Paul Burson The wlld sweet straln Of urfettered mu 10 BUTSt1H5 from the very heart Of eag r s eklng youth Is l1KC the Joyous paeans, That rose from the mighty Chorus of Olympus. In a W1dCly flowlng rhythm, It pours from The souls of all young things, Filled with the beauty Of l1fe's flrst sunrlse. ---Frank Slgel ,N - Lx n. s a r l I ee , H. LA. - ,g. ,' ' .L . V-L J ' la lag 'l S ,cnllb L n.c - . f - - ' - 1 va A ful ep Q l leads., U 0 L n ll ' a oz ol 1 o . A -eo ff lie' ' ,3d' 'ol ' . A ' as 'f 1 ' ' - els f S' 3 - ol ,Le r , - ' e- . p . H . , . . . ,I thelr oaptaln, MISS hulls The present V1011H13tS, however, have been .f' f' 544 ' O A S :. I X ,. ' . A . .A . . I sl . . . . I S . - . 4. x .O ,. . V A . 2 . . . 5 ' ' ' . A . ea ' 3 2 . ' 5' x 'e J - A . A . -, . L 3 lu A AL I ' , . - , . I Y I L A , , A Q XA , , . K W . . . . I 4 . . V Q . . . A c , 0 . . A V S. . l ' M me , ef ' .,d I . A 'X GLEE CLUB As one of the cub reporters on the newsreel staff, I was asslgned to cover some of thls year's PUS1C81 pFOdUCt1OHSn I thougrt the asslgnment somevhat 1ns1gn1f1cant, but lt actually proved to be very 1nterest1ng and qu1te an experlence. The flTSt ta'es were scheduled for Monday afternoon, so that tlme found me a rather nonchalant observer. It wasn't long untll I changed my attltude Why, the rendltlon of nCarry Me Long by the mlxed chorus was colossal, lt was stupendous! I hurrled to N188 Flnley, the dlrec tress, to get the low down on th1s productlon I wasn't surpr1sed to hear that the large cast was no gang of extras everyone was a featured player, plcked for persozal ab1l1ty ASS1StaDt dlrectors ln noldlng the productlon are Gladys Taylor, Corrlne Krupp, Gladys Wickhar, Edlth Greeno, Charles Schlra, and Bobby Stombaugh The next day, all antlclpatlon, I arrlved early at the studlo, ln tlne to get a l1ne on the g1rl's chorus The Goldwyn Glrls have nothlng on them These g1T1S made no productlon thls year, but they should pass e screen tests and then some, wlth tkelr S1PglRg of Green Cathedral Hnake Thee Now Dearestn Jednesday saw me at the boy's choral rehearsal I could hardly be lleve my eyes, Nelson Eddys, no less, really golng to town on thelr songs Thls group has made a few short subjects for publlc release, 1n clud1ng one for the Parmer's Inst1tute. The castlng for the great super colossal productlon of the season, 'The Gypsy Rover,' has Ju t been conpleted Me Mary Ellzabeth haferd Zara Ruth Hosafros Marto Joe Newlard Rob Henry Brown Lady Constarce Martha Ann Tracey Lord Craven Paul Burson Slr Geo Mortendale Forest Srlth Nlna Josean Donelson Capt ln Jeroro- Harold Relnlart S1r Toby Lyan Maurlce Zahn Mr Corkle Donald Jenner A Gypsy choru Engllsh rorus, and Gh1ldFSH'S chorus complete the cast. MUSICH1 scores are by June Crlger, chorus planlst. Everyone 1S runorlng the hlt th1s olcture 1S golng to make I watched lts productlon on the set, and was oresert durlng some of the mHS1CHl recordlngs Yesterday, I crashed th flrst rushes of the fllm, and I'd say 1t's a sure box Off1C8 h1t watch for lt at your relghborhood thea ter. It's a four bell plcturel Mary E. H fe d h E . . . . . . . ' 1: '. : v- - . H . A Q I - . . . . . I . . . . . . I . . O .I . . . . . I. . . . th I ' . ' '- ' N H and 'T - . T . 0 . . p - . . . - 1 x E-..-...---....--....----..- ' ' 1tt0ltt1tunQ Qzxq 111131133111 Q L Sinfo-----------------------Bobby Stombaugh L ............ V l - . an-usa-na-u-Q J .1- Q' 1, -..--..--....---..A 'A A . ' 1:11 nzzt :Q nnuz titnix A T' H s, ' c. .' . . . . . I . . . Q. . . A ' . . 9 . U . . . . . m . L . - I 'a r GIRL RESERVES The Glrl neserves was not orgarlzcd untll the last part of March. Ruth Enerlne was elected presldent Gladys Nlckham, vlce presldent Mary F Snobarger, secretary and Carolyn Donelson, treasurer. Mlss Smlth and M158 noodford are the sponsors of this organlzatlon. Je do not lntend to carry out the regular plan that the G1r1 Re serves requ1re, but we w1ll at least have a few neetlngs and social gath TIDES' Nevt year lt wlll be started earller and we know that all g1P1S e glble w1ll want to JO1ng V1rg1n1a Mltchell The F1 Y Club 15 the newest of school organlzatlons, as lt was started about a month after the new year. The purpose of the f1PSt meetlng was to elect offlcers and dlscuss the purpose of the Hi Y Club. we elected Donald Jenner, presldent Harold Krout, vlce pres1dent, Paul Burson, secretary, John Jacoby, treasurer, and Robert Stombaugh, ser geant at arms. On March the twentleth, five delegates and Mr Fouts, our leader, attended a one day conventlon at Bucyrus. They brought back 1nterest1ng reports about the conventlon and announced that the Bucyrus H1 Y would formally 1H1t1Bt6 our Club at our next meet1ng, on March the twenty nlnth. Purp se of the F1 Y lS to create, na1nta1n, and extend throughout the school and com unlty, a hlgh standard of Chr1st1an character. The four planks are Clean scholarsh1p, clean sportsmanshlp, clean speech, and clean l1ving. Joe Newhard N . . . . li- HI--Y CLUB 3 . , HOKE ECO OWLCQ Thls year the H me ECDLJIICS Lenartwent v s establlshed under th d vlslon of voc tlsrfl Howe Ecero les Its purpese belrg to set up an GduC8tlJHH1 pr r W whleh pl ces sls or Hev loln t of a Llr ' ablllty to u her Hare Ecgremlcs 1HStTUCt1OH ln meetlnb her here, scho 1, and co u 1ty problers, provotlng UJHSMQKIPQ edueetlen. Under th1s probraw tre Qlrls do ,rogect at home frew February 1PC1US1V6 to Aupu t The Pr shmen belng r qulred to do three projects of three areas and the Sephomures fuur projects put of three ar as The CUFTlCU11T 1HClUd s subgects pertalnlng to dome BCOHOmlCS such as the f llJW1D5 1 ClOth1H5 and related art. 2 foods HUtF1t1OH 5 home plan.1nb and flrnlshlrg 1 home warag r nt. 5 chlld dev The Future Her kers Ass Cl3tlDH of Oh1O, e t bll h d under Voce tlonal Pr grar, whlcr lncludes ll Hlgh chfol h re ECJHON1C glrl . The monthly neftlrbs ar h ld 1D th F me kCDFO11CS D partment. The Off1G9PS are Pr sldent, Jeanne Capell Vlce Presld rt, Betty Lee Helm s, Secr tary, Wanda Iullhqlard Treasur r, Floreroe Borer, Hlstorlan, hrxln Perklns Advlser, l1SS Kendall, lnltlatlon servlces N re held Febru ry the twenty seoeud. Further plans are belng ade f r a teu Nh1Ch 15 to be ln Aorll en! a Ilcrlc ln Way h Hwre Veer 1cs LlT1S also casperated ln varlous functlens f schaul UCt1V1t1LS such s F. F A banquet, operetta Q stures and Jun 1 r Senmor Banquet. I xlne Perklns Nanda Lulh lland V If ' f' I ' Al 41: - - . 'T . ' ,f-' at W .A A - T Q 1- .J X . AL ' Lu H CA. v . . Q . V Q , W. h . , A lea 4 .A - Q ..A I .. .7 . ez a. a ' empha . u- e wqen ' I 1 S ' ' se T .fn fr'.' ' ' ' A ' ' v .2 A . . H . . e mm n -H Th f. - 1 ' 5- A L , V ' vw ' - S , D 1 -X A fr ' - ' T , vs . ' 1.3 J J ' Q ' 1 x ' :, x . . X 1' ff ' I 1- 5 f. 0 . . .A . . W - W . ' , 'J ' 1. . ' he J - fr C 5 T' J f C 3 . ' . . N F . A Vi 7' 1 g - . .. - 2, :LU ' . . . elepment and Q61 famlly reletlonshlps. F. H. A. 1 J heme - J ' 'N ' es a 's e - . . . . . . ' e M . ' Q S 1 'ul' C -. s . , r . A . Y. r ' . D J -fr 7 if U , KJ .J . ' 1 x A L. 'J -. ' f- Q 9 ' 5 A o ' 1 A ' Q .1 ' ' . V A .. ' , ' -1 L .-' e - N e , Tl 1 f , 3 H ' e T . 1 ' . . . 1 . . ,. . . . . 1 J 1,1 :J ' 5 ' -L T' w Q ix A X H - , - . :A 1 I . V-. ' m . 3 E , . . A . W . . . . A ' L. 'J . .1 . . V' - fx ' ,.. ' ' ' . ' 1 'J - e .L L.. ' Lum ' ' ' F Q fs 2 3 . . fe v ,Q M - .O . A , . . .11 - 7 f, FUTUME FARMERS OF AMERICA At the openlng of the 1937 1958 school year there vere thlrty two boys reglstered for vocatlonal agrlculture hoplng to learn how to operate a farm more successfully. The F F A boys have elected th1s year the followlng Off1C6PS pres ldent, Harold Relnhart, vlce pres1dent, Louls Orlans secretary, Alfred Yost, treasurer, Henry Brown Reporter, Earl ROb1SOD assistant reporter, v1111BF Dow watch dog, Russell Fox. The boys have always been qulte actlve 1n Judglng contests held 1n Ohlo. Ve entered the contest at the county falr, and judged general llvestock. For the past three years we had taken f1FSt place 1n the county but th1s year we dropped down to second rank We entered teams last June at Oh1o State Unlverslty contest general l1ve stock, poultry, corn, meat, mllk, and cream. The annual Parent's and Son's Banquet was held th1s year 1n January Ye thlnk lt was more successful than 1n the prevlous years and the banquet helps brlng the parents and sons together soclally The program Th1s year Robert Wonder, Harold Luzader and Duane Kromer entered the publlc speaklng contest. Robert was plcked as wlnner of the ellmlnatlon contest at Carey He then entered the d1StP1Ct contest at Mt G1ll1ad and ranked second. The boy who ranked f1FSt ranked thlrd 1D the state Our annual pest campalgn was held thls year durlng December and January The contest was between Upper Sandusky's F F A chapter and our chapter We won by havlng a total of thlrty seven thousand po1nts whlle they had twenty seven thousand Thelr chapter furnlshed us wlth a banquet and we boys gave the program. Last summer the boys took a tour to Nashlngton D C , v1a Plttsburgh, Atlantlc Clty, Annapolis, Baltlmore and Mt. Vernon. Progects th1s year are as follows 12 boys chose potatoes, lO, corn, 12, cattle ll, sow and lltters, 2, popcorn, 2, wheat, 3 chlckens, 2 sheep, and seven boys keeplng farm accounts. These projects must b completed, that 15 the boys dO1Hg a large part of the work requlred and US1ng good farm practlces, also keeplng a progect record book concernlng the cost of the progect Ne feel that our act1v1t1es thls year have surpassed those prevlous years and we hope that 1n the years to come, Nr. Arnold, our instructor, w1l1 have a larger and better organlzatlon to lnstruct. Earl Roblson . . . , . c Q Q . l ' 2 - . I . ' . . . . 3 ' 3 ' s qu . . A 3 I I . . . in . g . . . V . . . . Y . x . . was planned and presented by the boys of the organization, ' . . . . . O Q O O D ' . . - . . - . . . . , . . . I I . . : l O 3 ' n o n , ' . , . . e v I . , . . . . of . . L QQN i-. X 'i X ' I I i 1, 1 NK , i Q I - ' E X ff' i . ' ' X - i f V ,ff P 'M' A-1 ' 1 ' M, X. N , l , . ,f P. X .XX X 1 :f ! A-fx. . N- I ' 1' an . x W ' .N ! F I f fy '. 4 xx ,X XX Q XX I I ., . X X f , 4 x Y x ly g K ! a W-, - 1 X 'I' 1 -RI 4 V EIR 1' .fs A' n ' Q 3 N-A,,f XXX' I4 It . 4,5 ' If , ,R L 1 .-x ,I , ,f V. ,fx N,---f --M -.- 4 , A, X XX -fx ' lv, f yu? .fvgxf Ifjl, ,ff--'--M ----..N-jx., 4 x j 'A I 8 Tx -ff' ' f h A I X fx-. ' 7 , 'fy , , v , ,f'l 1 5 'X ----H' .- 1 Y ,, ..A, , QNX Q , f ' A' 2 X'-. X-N X GS' X' ' i 1 4 ' A Y A-Q R Yfjxu -A--.---......-f.---.,- '!' f - - ..,. A 44 A A-.4 Au- ,y -x '7jj?jg5fgg,:',f-....':.ZT.-L11-: .sh 4 XXX ,I gx X - M H -..-M gf, ! ,ff A- XXX . ' x X :'A N. MQ Ma' H- X-F 5' T J X NX My X , fuk ,Q -X1 ul M, ,ff -f , XX I -X XX --Ng., rl X , N ...gig A. A 4 . R- X, A 11: my 1 Xxx 'X A. ,. ,,Q ' V x I ' X ,. SAI, .R . X I 'AX ix . AA -I M x X 1,. - ' -N XX XX f .f m' -AQMJ.. ,Z Nvvf' h kv X 5 N 1. fx XX xfsfff X ff FOOTBALL REVIEW September second brought blfht veterans and G1bhtCGH underclassmen to the battle f1Cld to prepare for thclr CJNIHQ COHf11CtS The Cayugas journeyed to Calvert and dlsplayed a scrappy game all thrlugh out the f1FSt half, holdlng thelr opponents to fourteen polnts, In the second half there were several 1nJUF18S and so the husky oppo nents plled up a large score The next event was wlth Glbsonburg on the Carey Cayugas Sull The tear had the ball on ev ry PJS1t1OD of the fleld but falled to cross the goal. Then came the flnal run endlng the name a scoreless tie. Carey then played host to North Baltlmore by bowlng to them by a lone touchdown Carey tnen V1S1t6d the St. Hendelin grldlron to exhlbit thelr Sklll under the llfhts by crosslnb their goal llnes several tlmes only to be called back lecause of sore penalty They also showed their great do fenslve power by holding the mlghty Salnts scoreless The Cayuga warriors then traveled to Ada to be defeated by one polnt. Ada scored and converted thelr polnt to lead by seven polnts at the end of the f1TSt quarter Carey then returned ln the second quarter and alty rullng, the warrlors fallen to convert thelr extra pO1Ht endlng the half g1V1Hg Ada a one point lead Both teams came back battllng ln the last half but they both ialled to score Marlon St. Larys then V1Slt6Q Cayugas battle grounds Th1S COHf11Ct ended ln an easy V1Ct0Py for the WHTPIOFS This was one of the best games of the season for the local boys Our game wlth Crestllne, last season's undefeated champs, proved our downfall The shlfty Crestllne backs plled up nlneteen DO1ntS ln the flrst half but the WBTF10fS llne strengthened ln the last half to hold them to one touchdown Whlle the Carey backs drove the ball over for a touchdowl ln the last half of the confllct. Then cane the blg day ln the llfe of all WUFTIOPSQ The flrst quarter found beth teams battllng scoreless In the second quarter the local team battered the ball down the fleld and then pulled one of Coach Fout's tP1Ck plays out of the sag to score a touchdown, and then ran ed the ball over fer the extra polnt, Th1S ended the f1PSt half In the last three nlnutes of the flnal quarter Carey suffered some 1DJUP1GS The Upper boys c npleted a pass for a touchdown but falled to convert the extra polnt throuLh the good defenslve play of the Cayuga line. Then ln the last rlnute and half of play, the tear suffered some lll fate by havlng a punt blocked and completed lnto a touchdown Wecause of yardage Balned and the Splrlt of the team In conslder th1S game a roral vlctory lk Ill 1 If Ill lk 1 il lk It A A 1.7 A .T A .W A 3. FA. . . F A . . . . y Q 1 . . . - YW - . A . . h w A. . A A I 8 Af . . . . . . 5 S . P No s I 0 , . . 11 . . . - . .A . 7 . . T J .. Q I ' ' . 1 A A.A . . V' A . 1 1 1 ' . . A . crossed the opponents goal twice but was called back once on some pen- . U . . , Q . R . . . . A . . . 1 . I . . I . . , A . . . - M . .n . I A . f A . ' K 0 . . . . A . A . . A . l . A . . . . . . A . 3 I g 1 A A v A A . . A . . A A. . A , . . be U . A 1 , ., l . T . . 14. 5 L . . ' ' I .1 3 L A N . . . L . . A .L I I Strahm Nen.er Shull Trol no OT1WDS Smlth Stombaugh Krout Tr cy Newhard Hayman Fox Evans Brown Fouts Nentllne Dubois Reserves FOOTLALL HOLOR MEN Senlor Eno Bob was one of the best ends ever to battle old Carey Hlgh. Senlor of th Senlor pended Senlor penoed Senlor Tackle Don could l1ne Tackle Clyde was upon to battle to End Lewls was a be depended upon to hold up h1s one of the regulars who could be the flnal crack of the gun tough ball player He could be upon at elther end or guard. or end Hdlfback LOUlS had llttle experlence but dereloped lnto a flashy back. He broke loose for many long runs durlng the season. Senlor Halfback Forest helo down the blocklng back posltlon. Ho could be depended upon to get off a good klck when needed. Junlor Fullback :ob was a hard llne dr1ver and a v1c1ous tackl r we expect blg thlngs fror hlm next fall. Junlor Quarterback Harold cas a smxrt and shlfty back. H should be a great asset to the team next year. Junlor End Jack was a good offenslfe end He wlll battle for the Cayugas next season. Junlor Center Joe centered the ball accurately and developed lnto a good defenslve man. He has one more year to play for the blue and whlte Junlor Halfback Bob 13 an exceptlonal fast and shlfty ball carrler Junlor Guard he sh uld oe Sophorore Gu an outston 1F llneman 1n the next season are lookln forward to some long runs next fall Russel was a hard charger and a good blocker XFQ Harold was always ln the plle when lt was necessary for the l1ne to hold no expect many blg thlngs from hlm 11 the next two years Sophomore Tackle Llck was the blg and tough boy who broke through the llne many tlmes He has two ye rs Wlth the team Head Coach He put forth hls best efforts to develop the materlal he h d to work Wlthg He was a real pal to all the fellows Asslstant Coach Ir lentllng had much to do wlth developlnp the str ng llne of the llue and whlte. Senlor Nan ger Rene an' H13 8SS1St1nt Norman Huffman were greatly aporeclated for thelr good work and c operatlon wlth the coaches and players There are no words flttlng to express pralse and appreclatlon we could CODfT1bHt6 to the fellows who h d to take the bumps 1n scrlmrage and to Le called upon te relleve the regulars ln tough slots Je slncerely hope that they wlll return next year and w1ll be successful ln earrlng an award Ill lk il 1 3 n T ' 3 ' 'I . - - f .1 L 1 W1 . ,,, ' - f fn 3 . . ' 4 U c . Q ' - V In Q de , , 1 0 - :CL x. ' ' . ' Q T de' , . A N 1. . L - . B -I . . p I . 1 1 I f . . .- X 1' r . . . - . A - J - 1 I 1 -. .2 , 1 ' ' 1 1 . 1 I I ' I O I - .. '3 1 :rv - ' - U g v KL - ' X ' - ' - 5 .' e -, 1 - . . . 3 Q an . T . 5 . up 1 1 . . - . .. . . . . . n - . gr J . ri Q he . XJ Q . 1 L.: f ' , . 1. 13 -, L-1 . 1 - f ... . .4 lb 4 0 A F .. p . . . ' 11 c 4. ' ,N A . 1--A . . e Q L l I 5 s '- X. 3 ' . . . . e A O ' a- ' 1 0 1 1 . rm . A .1 1.- ' 0 - . . r . -f . . 5 . A V - ' - 1,1 Q I ' ' A -. X ' f J 1 ' U p E 'X El u Q.. : Q . e ' WV' v 4 I 1 . . 'X I . , L .J . -g A ' o I A J - I I 1 . . . . . , - rx e. -e f I . . V -V X . x . f V3 . I . . I f 3 3 . . . . 4 I Y W W' Y Y Y Y Y Orians Shull Str hr Jacot ieinh rt Fraut T acy Heck Yoserves Bouts Faires ASKET ALL HONOR NEW Louis was a fast ne deLendallc vu rd. He sc red n ny eoints for the tear His atility 'ill ,reatly ye pissed in the cor int s as n. Clyde was a reliable and delencatle luard Pe was always there scrayiinv. He has b ttlee s last f e for C not our rangy cent r, 'isilayed much ability during the Sea Son. It is with a deep sense af lass that we see him leave the team. J hnny, deslite stiff competition sh wed some real accuracy in sho ting He has rade his last apiearance with thc team. Har ll ,rov u a valuable forward this season y makina msny ta kets. He will be greatly missed next seasor. Farold was a flashy player either at ruard or center. shauld be one of the out tanding layers next seas n Jack was a bib ran, who cuuld recover the ball in tight spots. t the team next winter. Ch rles vas a tricky little farward, wh Nas an exceetinnally V d hat In his next two years with the team he shauld prov an outstanding layer he word of praise is larbe enough for the reserves who fought so hard to make the season a success, Ne hope that they will Le back next year and will be successful winning awards, C ch was a faithful s rvant and pal to the players. He did his test to develop th raterial he rad. Jim, faithful ran er served the duties in an effective rann CAREY SCOPE Ol1O'ENT SCORE Salem St. JlLI1el'e lin sycanore UCCJtChenV1l1C Crestline Ulper S ruus Tiffin Calv rt Attica Salem Crestline Tiffin Calvert Urfer Sandusky Eanlue St, aendelin Marion St. Larys Bettsville Cfaurnarfent L ' In f ' - r ' - a ' tru 2 D'a u S U .a nf' ' .. ' e' ' m' j e of l' ' ' M- ' T e o - Y . ' . Q M uv, 1 J , T , . If - - in .f' W 1 a ' hi 1 game . H. S. a l -'VJ, 5 ' e a' 0 'A . ' ' ' I Xf- puy - O I w. . 'LA . . J H I. 1 ' o ' '. A ' ' oe f ' - . T ' a -I z f P ' e' f L- ' A b . ' .L s ', 1 ' e J .' - .1 . f -. ' a A -' 1 Q 1 He - we I W e s ' 2 p H 0 . r - 1 A ' -- r we His ability at the pivet position should prove a great help Q I . X' ' el -A - a - n ' L ' o 'f n 'Q JCu s c , ' 1 f ' , f A C e - . 1 ' g 1 , , L. ' ' ff , K V' u K' X , 11 , . i I N . I , in . . F ' - za '. ' e V ' f 1 ' .' L' fi e . 1 ' K 5 . I - .i the . A ag I I X .1 . . h' Src 4 1 1 1 v 1 x x x w 1 + m 1 x 1 x x + 4 x 1 t 5 'W J U 18 at 28 H 18 'ni fo 35 U 24 S M 51 25 1 - e ' 35 13 X 'l 54 U 13 6, all ky EO H 29 ' ' e 35 H ' C U 28 1 32 H 26 K ' 45 H 22 ' - 44 N 21 11,1 38 U 35 ' 37 H 32 'A 1 ' 58 J 27 1 ' Q 25 27 .. 7 so BASKETBALL REVIEWS COHS1d6FlH5 tre game won and thelr score ,the Cayugas d1dn't have such good luck, but the scores do not alvays mean everythlng hany of thelr games were lost by only a very few pO1DtS and ln the last few mlnutes of play. The team steadlly lncreased thelr SCOP1ng power all through the season The flbht and sportsmanshlp dlsplayed ln every game certalnly deserves as much pralse as we could posslbly g1VC the team. The reserve tear, SUpLPV1SGd by Mr. Wentllng, had a very successful season. They showed much tear work, good ball handllng, and accurate SbOOtlHg through out the season. The records show a total of ten games won and four lost 1n thc past season Flve letters were awarded to mem bers of the reserve squad. The reclplents were D. Relnhart, Sophomore vuard, h. Fabmani, Junlor guard, L. Strahm, Freshman center, B Plera Clnl, Freshman forward, and R Burson, freshman forward. STATE CLASS B SECTIORAL TOURNAMENT St te Class B Sectlonal Tournament. Through the scrap of the team they were able to lead 8 7 at the end of the f1TSt quarter. The team con tlnucd thclr battle to lead at the half 20 16 They returned ln the thlrd quarter but falled to score whllc the Bettsvllle boys ralsed thc score to 20 20 In the fourth and flnal quarter Carey held the lead by a score of 27 26 But ln the l st thr o .lnutes of play Bettsvllle made two baskets from the mlddlc of the court to nose out Carey 30 27. bcttsvllle, the Seneca County Charp , h d llttlc trouble wlnrlng from Vanlue, sulphur Sprlngs, and NcCutchcrv1llc to become the S CtlOHa1 Class B Champlors, lk 41 Ik lk lk lk lk lk lk lk ,A l . 'f' A I S . . S . - 'u . t 0 1-H . .T A . . A . A A A ' r 1. 7 ' 5 . A . A A 0 . A A A- N A 0 v ' ' ' s o . ' - . ' ' 9 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' A T . A On Thursday night, March 3rd at 8:30 o'clock, Carey entered into the a I - - ' .1 A . . A 4. Z A A A - . . . A . A A . A . . 3 9 . -, . . - ' r , A .1 1 1 , 2 - . - ' a - e- r' ' we ' 1 as s a ' e ' T' A F A O . A A . A A A O . . . , e n . ' fx A. SPORT FLASHES Baseball is being played by Carey High School again this year follow- ing the successful season of last spring with seven victories and three defeats. The followlng veterans reported agaln thls spring R, Hayman, T Krom, N Hllliams, J. Corron, J Jacoby, J Tracy, L Strahm,H Rein hart, F. Evans, R Strahm, C Heck, C Shull, N Huf'fman,and L OTIBJISQ These veterans and many underclassmen should go to make up a successful season. The 1938 schedule is as follows Apr11 Aprll Aprll Aprll May day May Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Sycamore There Vanlue Here Sycamore Here Loudonvllle Here Vanlue Shawnee Lima South Tournament New Riegel There There There Tlffln Here 1957 FOOTBALL RESULTS Although the scores may not show 1t, we thlnk the team had a succ essful season because of their sportsmanshlp, Splrlt, and fight through out the season. Ne contrlbute much of this to the support of students and local fans. DATE CAREY SCORE OPPONENT SCORE Sept 18 sept. 24 Calvert G1bsonburg t Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct Sept 16 SSptg 23 Sept. 30 Oct. Oct. ct, Oct. Nov. Nov. 11 North Baltlmore St Nendelln Ada Mar1on St Marys Crestllne 1938 FOOT ALL SCHEDULE Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Carey Llberty Glbsonburg North Balti ore St Jendelln Ada Marlon St Marys L61pSiC Upper Sandusky Athletlc Reports by Clyde Shull Here There There Here Here There Here There u o Q. . c 0 :Lo I 0 9 ' 12 vs ' 15 vs ' 22 vs ' 29 vs ' 3 vs I 6 vs May 7 1 vs May 13 vs ' ' 1 17 vs . O 42 U O ' O Oc . 1 U O '. 6 8 n O . T ' O 15 6 7 22 N 19 ' . ,O . 29 N 6 ' 25 Nov. ll N 7 Upper Sandusky 12 T . vs ' vs ' vs m 7 VS Q H . 14 vs O 21 vs . ' . 28 vs ' - 4 Open vs l 57' ,C I' H341 My YL 1 -we rj fr Q Hifi, lr Ur , 1,:x,. Ig'v ' ., v .LJ ',..? X 53.17 1 ... x H I y QB?-' l35LV I. 11-5. W2 la, ' N4 thi f' . LJJJ N' y only I big e- Ufrt rt starrinv Joe Newi rd and Well zpyorted cast 'phos is a very Iretty town It took hademoiselle Woodford and French to make Ziebarth finally admit she's tetched. Carey plays Upper. Tracy shakes off t e jinx. Reflex action gets best of Johnnie in re- moving by-gone months from physics calendar. ' I A 1 c L flu-From Louie, to his v .spy hHl5 childhood sweetheart. Guess who? Coach distributes hard earned football let ters Cotton Club Reveu Jubilee singers. Care farmers tangle with Vanlue hillbillies Saints put on good sho and emerge victorious Institute week Farm ers' annual oongreeat ion. 7ho's an old man? Ask Mary Hagley, Someone please infonm Donald R that child ish days are over. Wash1ngton'n birthday Seventh graders have chapel. Senior girls give stab Larty Feidelberg Chapel. All the girls seek auto graphs from the trom bone player MARCH Johnnie experiences th second fall of his llf time. One can easily see the results! 1' 1 L4 in -.. -' - -5117 ' '25 loda . 1 ' Hear 1 Cl lie Q9 ' Q L 1 1 11 SL - - ' ' g Del ' J 0 r . 1413 - Y Favs J. L 4 ,GMX N -,s bl ,sv M N' P' 'P ,Q M if7Tq,x 47.1. f'.Al'f'3 'fag 21' 'v 3: G49 ,lg-?.'-: Vim? v adn' fi 43:7 QNX- Tournament--full houses' Qi A . . . 'G or is it gust your por Q ir , vi:-'Z vll. 5 it .-.. ph up .Eff f' ffgi me yju 'e'XCit.edg' sisinefzizl .- r f 1P-. 'X . An, ...Q -, Y trayal of a business- .Weigh AUS I . like manner? whEQQfi ' ' HHPSE I Senior girl devises neMm method of entering Mi principal's office. bil 10-Pep club edits paper. Competition to Carey f Tlmfi S 0 :nil IVV U , ll-Sad day. Some people kj won't see one another until next week. 12-Bettsville wins the jack-pot. Rap! 1, rw! if 15-Huffman addresses the til Senior pep club, with entire assembly as audience Sophomore paper and English Lit have one thing in common lack of moisture! He finally popped the question. rerky wears a new diamond Honey noon in a bread truck. Operetta under way, N e Gypsy mover. Findlay College gives chapel Ibsent minded professor presides. Baseball is organized. Spring 1S here again. 24-More pictures for the annual. Girls bowl Nhat a wing Defend that championship, Joe Louis. Finals in handball. Donald Reinhart reigns , victorious. Girls' Reserve organize '-r Xu xf 1 rr I 6 q ' 1. F, ' , X , 4 . . ' ' 0 l ' l L 16- - ill - . . ful , 51791 ' , H 0 U 0 W M 3516- -- y i . ' r F' r n v u S' . i KO17- ' MRL . . . l N ' U bUQl7- ' J ' in ' ' ' . - ' .,s Q ' - kwa Wie- ' . -W W21- N I 1 m w -I X' Q xl ' ' in Th v aw Q' U Baz- ' X 1 QI 0 3 ' l 0 . mm- . 1 144' 2 3- . . l i hw - - lb' . I . ' . Wg 1 - ' :W ' Y fy y 2-. . - . .ist A p - gil r Q W i.g25- ' . X L Mies- ' 5 ffm-y lu, - , not wil 15 . , . . 1 ' I 9328- A . ' P' y ' if iw . '- l i 29' A' ' . . li R . N - N ' I , ' ' . . an ' - ' ' ill . l .',. 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Watch those grades, boys! Snow! April showers take cold. Annual Staff learns to work. ll-Big splash over at 3 14-Carey Tiffin. Hi-Y boys go swimming. Carey Batters Journ ey to Sycamore. Fo girls, at least, were loyal to the aaseball team. dreaded little cards are out today. plays Vanlue. hose white again In your Easter bon net. Popular expression in Senior Home Room How far are you in nookkeep1ng?' Y Band festival Care emerges with flying colors slumber?? party ij:-iw!! ,1g!,' F' A s. , A , in an V W N E W , Senior girls give all It seems everyone has something to do aesldes study Glee Clubs present H e ypsy Rover . A five bell picture. H 1'-' KI y still trying to get the Qj - paint off their faces 'Q Qg. from the operetta. -, A. , , 1 '9-Game with Loudonville. wig? ' Dance in the dining W -A + 4 v,27-Actresses and actors ratify .. EN . . W H N ' if a room. 6- Hi-Y boys have initi- ' ation. pu WA- Juniors take half holi-an day. Band gives concert. 'L 1- A -Carey plays Lima South. up ,IO-Juniors have too many secrets. Is it the 0 banquet? M 2-Junior-Senior The shores of come to Carey brief stay we d1dn't get until morning. Annual passed out and Mr Mulholland with it Carey versus New Riegeld Last game of the seaso Graduation is being anticipated in form of clothes, etc. Manta Luy a ticket? Nope, tryin' to sell 'em.myself Senior Class play. Competition to Holly wood. UM UD banquet. V Waikiki for a home Baccalaureate, 24-Commencement. we make our final bow 6 Alumni Banquet we hope 1. L 12- ' - ' ,I . ul' ma . P' A : 2 W ms- - 'Q 1 agp in . . vp 1 -If . . U, ,416-A ' . . .wp . jp Wl7- ' Y . ' 0 ' 17- - Q 0118- . . . nh ' ws is-u :J Quia-fi A i ' ' ' ' uit is . M P ' ' A m,2O- ' Q' 22- ' . 1 ' ' 0, . uw y - mf 421- I' 25- ' T ' w - '- n A I 1 25- A ' 9 , . ' my 26- . M U Th- G , I- N w A if an It an wr E yy t Il - F? A gr uqgfl .,2'. 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BRISTCL 1...,., 7 f7ff.mLfffm11p Phowe 315W Carey GhlO ,om T C Q, QE L Q !77I!71l!difCU N617 ZICU N V 7 -L - 7 1 f G Qu 7777 77 777 7 7 7 77 7 7 77 7 7 7 77 7 7 7 7 7 7777777777777 5 Y W 4 i .W. -.fax-5 ?,,W W , nn , , W , ,qs ffm. , Y, ii- Wi, md - - Ei' - Mi--W - 1154, AGL ,wil gal - PORK BEEF VEAL Ask Your Grocer for DONELSONS Nu Da Brand Fancy Lunch Meat AND Smoked Meat DONELSON PACKING COMPANY J E l 5 gi 1 Qualifz fileaf Products N For Complete Home Furnrshrngs, Call at the Thels Furmture Exchange For the Followrng Hrgh Grade, Natronally Known Merchandlse General Electr rc Refrrgerators General Electrrc Ranges Estate Gas and Electrrc Ranges Detrort Jewel Gas Ranges Perfectron Hrgh Power O11 Stoves Florence Padr Crrculators Estate Heatrolas Maytag Washers frn gas or electrrcl Srmmons Beauty Pest Mattresses Alexander Smrth Pugs and Carpet Cochrane Pugs and Carpets Ozrte Pu Pads Gold Seal and Armstrong Rugs and Yard Goods Phrlco and General Electrrc Radros Nlurphy Charrs and Pockers Crane and Mac Mahon Bed Poom Furnrture Sellers Krtchen Furnrture lNorw1ll Upholstered Furnrture Mer sm'1n Tables Alfrddrn I lectr rc Floor and Table Lamps Globe Dutch Ox en Coal and W ood Pfmoes Estate He rtrola C011 and VK ood P rnges Ceneral Flectrrc Sweepers 'md Hand Cleaners Lrssell Carpet Su oepers Olrver md Kauffnr rn Dr IDLIX Grbson NlllSlC'll Instruments Hot Pornt 'md VS estrnffhouse Electrrc Irons love Bros Pfrrnts and N 'umshes Many Other Items of Qualrty 019 Qur MQHQ 'Wore Safer Le J Pro zt on Each Sale . . 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A75 A 3 g ' A N H if 12' 559 A ANNUAL PHGTGS Made by MCDNTAGUE STUDIO W E Montague .599 SNYDER LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Bulldmg Materlals and Coal F 4 COVER THE EARTH iam Sherwm Wllllams Pamts Pl ylh WttB N I Q NK N f l D 4'-1 .E A 4,wdQAQ:a1o A 0K9 lU..Q The ace to Bu V en You an 0 uild ,W If ' 'P -A-W----H - -- V- ' - W- V WN- W, A - A fm-1 V, .A -Zvi - iw :,,f- vp1,.- fw MCDANIEL MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET I, Cpcznenger Cars and Tmcfef 1 1 N V mee St Sfmles and S91 x me CAREY MCDTOR SALES Donna TRUCKS Qaymg , , m Carey Ohlo kellel Block E Fmdlax t ' ff! 2 LT. 2 . c N ' J ' E WE-Ehf i ifwi-FXS-HAIL N .9 6 F H FREDERICK S Clowel FHIIII S1016 Carey, 01110 'I III IIUS SXIISIACTION Om fzmezzb HARRY HOSAFROS Veterlnarlan Phone 2109 Czwejx, 01110 -99 IV ll If Phone Ol For SQ1'v1ce I 1 Y 1 1 I I 'HIL PM u Q ' 2 W, .- . ,. ,, , 'N mmf ,. wee ee e ',5m5IWg,- e ee - K ee -eeeee ee Or Q Onzlbfznzelztf 0 Goff Funeral Home I hone 1 7 C um 31111 Strand Theatre Rf Carey Ohlo 19 iff Cdpezz gi E fi P C ' f I 1 1 ' SL fa '1',C 'rl e W e 5 E ! 4 I - . 556. QQ 'CD fv- D1ugs Patent Nledwme EWING DRUG C0 The Rexall St010 NN D111 P xpu Sod L Fountfun 1938 PONTIACS an Used C115 Oi Xll Makes CY S GARAGE 4'5- lQ,.v ivy I 1 . . I Z 1 ' 2 L I The Rexall Store always has the Lowest Prices in town. ,L I J 1 - ' y 7 I 0 ' Oillpfllllcllfb Of ffivllm 4Hv1nnr1aI Siuhtn CFMLTIQRK 'VIFMORIALS I F DBLE Fzzgzcfazre PLUMBING HEATIYG AND HIIIQI WIKI AI XR OPI CAREY, - OHIO . . I 511. 1 Compliments of WEAVER S DAIRY Phone 62111 51111111 H011 n121111 sub11cL5 1ou Cd1l1lI1gQ ' P1LN11I11111 Im C.11111I1g' 0111, 111161 d1.1g,g111g t111 11 11.111111 1111.113 15 et1q111tt1? 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L. 2.2 .- B121 111111: . g1' 211' Mr. S1121c11e1': H0111 Excuse me, I thought it 11215 11211' b1'e21ki1111'.'1 1 '.j-' U ' : W1j 2 2 2 xi ' 2 '51 , '2 : ' ' 'A 21152 2' ' 11.2 ,..i fgz- .S . ',' 5,3 - ,v . ' . L . 1 '- 2 2 xl. 1 -14 '-1 'V' ' 2 5, 2 j 1-Y W gi t E - Y 1 . rw. , : -. . . 1 j 1 ' . b j, - 1' ' ': 1 : lg ' '1' . n.Y . 5? The Newhard Sz Powell Insulance Agencv Inc Compfete Imznarzce cz za' Surety Bond Servzce New h ud Block E F1HCH1V bt Cfuey 01110 DONELSGN RESTAURANT Carey? Oldest Eftablzffnea' Eating Place A E Donelson, Prop xxx-rx' If -.figk-1 U,3x.9L'ff ' -' M--H -A' 'g'A' W A' ' -- - ':e,4f.q,l,y--g,l 'Rf' em-- gfl , K T i Q rv! ' 1 -E- Q . i A ' N'a' aww. ,' gg , 3-- 5 I T 1 P . 91 f Riestefs Garage Mobil gaS-Mobiloils-Mobillubrication COMPLETE MOTOR SERVICE Phone 207 lo Carey Farmer s Cooperatlve Dealels lil N -X XNenne1 NI 1 Phone 706 2 - S CZSQ I . Co. Flour, Feeds, Coal. Tile, Fence, Posts Q. 4 . ' ', T g '. L' SILVERSTEIN Iron Auto Wfeckmg Company USED AUTO P-XRTS USED TIPES HL me Ulsfrzbufom for FOSTORI X PRESSED STEEL FENDERS 1911 ll fo: P1 mes Phone 94 BIOVN 11 Axenue C211 ey Ohlo COHZPZZHZCIZLLS O Heck s Dairy Wore Wzfk CBetter Health Phone 157 it .mai 5.7. wave, f H- -W-f-ffffw Ti . .'f?'-Dif ,f f A , EQV D if , Q 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 11 . -- x ' 1 1 1 'I ' v 'L' K Q. 1 , 1 1 f . ' s ' 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1? 1 I 1 1 ' jf 1 I Carey Cash Market Home D1 esfscd Meats PuQSe11 Shull hop Phone 90 Compfzments 0 Frazler Rubber Corporahon Q nQ,f N.-D' G? FREE BESLIVERY1 L . . L' , J ' 3 5 f 55.0. Q32 You hfue t11ed the 19 t X011 bm the be t TEX X00 I XS OIL AND BLROSENE Inaoy st-ulmg Mole IllllQS pel gallon TEXACO D1 cuco ll mc Ol 111 11l 1 ec T X100 S1 llUllS 1 tfml full 1 1l on CL X111 chi 111 C F RUFFING Your Texaco Dealer COHZlDlZ7716VZf5 S1II1OI11S Grocery 75th Anmversary Good Foods and Meats Mode1ately P1lCCd The Goff! Wecfaf Store ,W L ' 'S ' ':.:'+'i:.: gA 1g,jZ'Qf i'?1,Z1i:1f- ' c ' 'l ' S f ' ' 5 . Y , , - 1 , 1 1 1 IL , 4 A 1 1 I 1 . -4 1 4 1 11 , 1 . The only 1'1eli11o1's and Dl'OClUCCl'5 who 1 'ol 1 21 gas 2 l 'l 2 'Q -t 1 111 Q31 '21 ' 1 ' -1 1 l C - V111 1 1l11f1'o is il ' I'-'111c'f. I l 1 v ' 37 ! 91 ae.2dfgQSY:.9r f Compliments of SCDDA GRILL STCDLL GARAGE Genei 11 Rep uung 111 ni xkes of '1111IOI110b116S Gasoline O11 find G1 ef1se Tubes and Accessories 200 S Nance St Cfuex Ohio Phone 346 3 Q 'z 1 2' 2 z . ' Towing Service, Goodyear Tires . , . L I C L T C I tv, . '- I X011 mul A fu 41011 us 11 11 +1 LD NIL 0 lp Ju ifux 1111 U6 L XOUI LIXI Carey Loan Co Tum Sumlu EXUIIHQ GEO REMLINGER C01zwafufaf10m To The 1938 Graduates of Carey Hlgh School The Fetter s 5 IO 25 50 t0 51.00 Store .olf- -H-V V. Y-W - Y , , W.--..-,,-, +,,,,, :Q,,3'?2 'QXFQffa,:- 477,777+ 777,777 11-V Y ' Li f -15- lf T '1 Q A llorlies f V U . ' 'f Z U:-'z 1 ' 1' S Wea '0 za I' 's1 'ce. -rf Lg? ' .I K' 92110 . 4 I v Your Local Statesman C , I IQ,fa'Pv1.Q Conzpffnzents Myers Produce C Ish Buy e1s of POLLTRX LRE KM AIND ECCS Comphmentb of Comphmente of NEW Geo H Gove Galt Hotel and Gnu NX 'itch Makel and Jeuelel S Stumpt Nlgl Gwlt Hotel Lobbx Q59 Q iw ,sb F - jig .AI new 'Q ,T ., I I I . I II . II I v I I I I 2 ' ' T r R1 T 1 1 , 4 1 1 i I I 1. II I i I l vc I ' u I I I I I I I I I I Y I . I , L . L K I I I I S le z 3 A6545 I 1 C11 x of L uex Hlgll Wyandot Trader and Implement Company Qu llltx tl ldu and i um lmplunents Carey, Oh1O COIIIIJIIIIKGIYES of D C SZ GROCERIES M- FLUX 85 CO- Dcafm zzz Sfapfc azzcz' Fancy Grocerzef and Meats We gixe Nugget Stampe Phone 270 i .-'L D 4.6. mf-, , Wwfrnr ,mmm - mn , , RSJZGNV TQ,Y'j4?gg,g ,gmwn Vw, 'mvfggwjmii ' iii i ' 'T' Cm gz11LL1lzztims to lam 2 sg 'z ' 2 K- .2 I - f 'Z - ' 5 L1 O 1 4I3.9l Q Compliments of MYERS' DAIRY Quallty Dau y Ploducts Phone 4186 W H SI Comphments of H 11dVK 2110 Enuml xvun Alummum xx 11 o Electuc xx fue Halness Shoes and Boots Electuc W1 lung Nlachme md R'1d1ob S X once it Cfuex Oh1O Q 5 -5- -U- . va u -U- ..E.. B. P. S. Paint and Varnishes . , . -5- i -E- ks ' 4 ' s E C . N a rc L C ' tv, . all Used Cans of all makes CY S GARAGE Phone 1 Cai ev Ohio TRACEY I Electrical Shop I I I i Electrical Contracting , I E Wiring Supplies Appliances I ' I I U- I i Phone 3309 Carey, Qhio Congratulations from the PEIRCE DAIRY To the Class of 1933 -57519--A -- 9 I - , A -f ae., .elk n I I 1938 PONTIAC p d I I I I I I I I E ., 7 I E I I I - I I . i -II- I numb? Compllments of Tlre and Battery SGIVICS The Wyandot County Farm Bureau Assoc1at1on an Easw W xshel 5 K IOSICV Radlos Pollu lung I loul P who and Padmtol Pepaumv Feed Coal Petwleum Ploducts md 1011111 XI 1ch1m1x Phone 744 Uppel Sanduekg O VUI C NNIIING Ihone 184 C1195 01110 COTIIIJIIIHGYHQS of Dr F L Moyer Phone 64 0 -W--Y .Mage ? . - I 1' '11 u an C. No Y . 1 J 9 .L X. V' F - . . L: 1. L' c M 7 7 K w,. ' I, YV Y 2 42' JL' J fl J. ' f. I -I . . ,,, . X C, I l I go' mag uf' LINCCD SERVICE TIRES B ATT ERIES LUBRICATION Carey s Only Modern Stanon Ch ulee xICC01Hl1C1x P1013 Cd16V Oh10 Comphments of HARRY S DRUG STORE DRUGS W ALLPAPEP GIFTS Nyal Seuice Quality St0l6 Phone 239 Z E N D E R Hardware Sz Implement Company Falm Equlpment of All Klnd Wishmg Machmes Aladdm Lamps Kelx matol S Q1 e I - Qafev-E31 .ogg Q I Y 1 N1 J A L L M A 'L w I N I . 1 u 1 I 1 . V I , , . 4 4 , . U, '5 6 G 65 I I I I I I I I I - . ' x I I . . C ov v Q I ' Q , . I I Compliments of Porcelam Products Incorporated C ll ox Cluo Fmcll ll Oluo AZ uQJfQ,f,k.9Q . 1 Hazel s Restaurant Our Tfrree Przdes Sel x ICG Samt mon Coul tesx BL H IIISUI ance Coopel atn elw L1fe Automolule T110 'XCC1ClCHt Tomulo R M Lonsway C'11ex 0hl0 Phone X 19a 913 Clem St Comphmont of C C TRUBEY Clqfuettes Soft Dunk 'md Gloceue l Nfmce Cfuex Oluo I . 2 . ' 7 2 U .3 I D 2.3 - v vi- ' S l I . . I 4. i A ' ' z ISALY'S ICE CREAM . I n Q u Lf. ' , ' 'S c ' , , 1 . .' S LP 5 . Ix.H ' CO77ZlfDlZ77ZC7?f5 O NORGE G15 P mges L 18 BUIHQIS Comm Refl 1ge1 atlon Electue Rangeb IIOHQIS Watel He itels O11 Bulnels PQfl1g9l'ltO1S Washelb rlhe only l9fl1g9l lt0l th It gn es 1 ten yeal qu ll intee on the COIHPIGSSOI llfllt See NOISE Befoxe Xou Buy' P E Blue 919 E P1ndlaX St STUMPS PASTRY SHOP FOR Y0u1 B1 ead and Pastlw SPECIALS FOR PARTIES Conlplnnents to Class of 1938 Z 5 0 wuz Baczufy CST Phone 2324 Laura Keller +74 -P P4 -+e---Pee ve-e h eeeee We ,,,:fQyQxn-e- 6 Z xl H 'Z ., ' ' ' . ' ' I. 'w r IN V I f I A C . .L L . .C . .N P I U. if D r I v 1 I V I 4 54 L ' C C K 1 L . sk. . . 1 r - 7 I . ' 4 . 7 g, , ...A . V . Q9 fl i l i . l I l K A l l l l , l C59 E , - 1 M J . E I I , 20p l I I 12 lQ,Qi2K.9s Y MCARTHUR S Red and w1111e G H F01-LETT Store Je11e1e1 and Opt0111et11st FOR Fancy G1 0C6119b .111 Carey , 0h10 Quahtw Meats N11 1111111111 Clk 11 LII., 1, II 1 1 11111 L 101 X1 1 L1 S 1111 11 C A R E Y GREEN HOUSE 11 1 1 Lvl 51 I VVUINDI RI IN Irup x N 111 JL 10111 C111 F1011 11s 11111 Iotted 1 1111 N 1 1 01 .111 00011110111 I - l I Y I Q. '1 . ' 11 . Y 1 '. 'gr: Wh -A 11 11 fs f11'11111 v1 1'7 cs ' 'zg'11f': mv- 11 X. Mr. '11U111I Yo V111 '1 fl:-wp '1 Class. , . 7 - , C'1j11+- I1 11: 1 k1111w 11. Vw 1 1011 Il'f'1I1! ' ' ' 1 A ' ' 1111 111111. 1 X 1 4' 1 2 3 31 tk' B11: 1.1111-: 411111-1' ll 111-111'1111'111k111g1' A-P11011 1 I . w 111 1141-11111111111 4'111w CXL'11Nl'l11 A1111 N ' ' f11l11'L 111'11j.' 111 1111- 11Ll11w.u r rx ' ', '1g'. . . ,. . . ' A A A ' 111111 11,1111-'11-: A1111 ll 111111 s1111' 1' 111 1,11x'1111. 1311 jf 1111w111z111: W1 -1- 11111 -' Ll say 31111 . ' ' 7 11- '11 1111111 7 . , . v . , Y 11' 111111 1111 111111 11r1111's1: ' 11111 1 ' ' ' 1 1112111-,'1 T I . , . , Tum 111111-' 113,111 Q' 111s -1 - 11 rhn i v l11'11ll'1Z JUS -1 . T '11 -v . 40 ' 1 - . A ' - 1lI1f.' 1 'z1,. 11x1111L 11111111 1 SIILIXLIY I IH I m X 1 1 111 X11 111r1111e1 1T17 Y 1 111111 How X11 D1 L11 L1 X111 1 1 11 11 I1 111111 101111 F N11 11111 No O1 P11o11e 10 N 121119 S1 11111 11 Sule Ploteetlon Doeb not Cost It Tayf EARL BURSON D1St11Ct Agt EQUITABI E IIFE INS CO of Ion 1 Sp6C1'1I1Z1flg m Llfe II'lSlll ance Onlx 'fab BOOK S FOOD MARKET Next to Poat Office GOOD THIYGS TO DAT Smce 1931 H C POOL ii SONS Pontlus Gulf Statlon FOR GASOLINE And That GOOD GULF OIL East of C Sz O I o I I ook up ou1 loc tlon DAIRY LUNCH COR A RFARS Hf9CIL1OH61'y and Plate Lunch South Vance St CHIQX, Oh1o ga SASSS at L aLAS.e-L.,.-,t QR., Le A -- -- - ini - lag, -'Q' uv! RJQ5 Q cg I rr v an ' I I -ILI- . . N L I I I .A i. I A 4 Vai I . 1 I ,f I . . Q - -' - .. 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