Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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'fit'-N G Freshmen: Louise Kemerley, Robert Wickham, Paul Smith. Virginia Baker, Edward Bakies, Alice Beebe, Marjorie Black, Harold Brown, Ardella Coppler, Richard Collet, Pascal Courtad, Donald Crates, Joseph Derr, Frances Dible. Virginia Dible, Victor Dunn, Catherine Emerine, Tony Fabiani, Norbert Feck, Monetto Gobrecht, Donald Healy, Ruth Heck, Betty Houk, Alice Hunter, Rex Houston. Paul Mangett, Vincent Jacob, Robert Kessler, Betty Kinley, Giles Krupp, Felix Lab, Jean Lanker, Dale Lowery, Margaret Martin, Jack Michaels, Billy Montague. Jack Mullholand, Eugene Myers, Robert McKinnon, Harald Neiderkohr, Leonard Nye, Virginia O'Done, Donald Pfleghaar, Annabelle Putnam, Paul Presler, Bernard Reinhart, Franklin Reinhart. Catherine Risner, Curtis Risner, Madelin Risner, Roxie Risner, Agnes Ruffing, Robert Vaughn, Howard Schreiner, Luella Stoll, Arlene Strahm, Laura Stone, Elaine Thome. Pat Troiano, Phyllis Ulrich, John Updegraf, Maxine Whitaker, Mildred Whitaker, Norbert Windau, Robert Windau, Carolyn Weaver, Ted Wonder, Richard Wright, Wayne Zahn. This page sponsored by Compliments of EWING DRUG CO STRAND THEATRE THE REXALL STORE CAREY, OHlO Where your dollar goes farther D. A. Capell

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tfq ' x if 4.5 Ihgmg it 'Ana' . W Autumn do s . . . school . , . upper classmen now . , . Sophamores , . . wise fools . . . the Y Creeks called us . . , not quite so foolish as last year . . . we say . . . and much wiser. Elections . , . same officers as last year . . . practically . . . Alice Wonder . . . Tommy Schira Dano Faires . . . and Ellen Frazier . . . new gym teacher , . . soccer . . . volley ball . . . tournaments . . . doughnut holes for the Sophomore girls. Columbus . . . the Ohio State-Indiana game . . . long ride in busses . . . but an exciting adventure . . . restaurants minus ash trays. Football . . . four gridders from Sophs . . . hot dogs . . . victory at the Upper game. C-lee clubs , , . Nelson Eddys . . , and Jeanette McDonalds . . . warbling . . . dances . . rhythm . . . swaying bodies . , . squeaky victrola. Vacation . . . iingle-bells . . . new dolls and sleds . . , lfor the Sophomores?l . . . New Year . , new leaves turned over . , . we hope . . . school . . , once more . . . terror tests. Chapel . . . good old Poverty Run School . . . Professor Pieracini presiding . . . plenty of gum Operetta . . . practices . . . tun . . . costume fittings . . . make-up. Gay young, Sophomores . . . everything running smoothly now . . . next year . . . Juniors more fun than ever. , Q A u, 47 .. . .. 226-'anna .,:,. .Q - 4-ga., .. x . I 55.6, N: if , 1- J tv f- R, Mx 5 N i - -AA Q , 4s... . is . s A gi Y' N .XF Q ix Q- ' F' ixlf. . is N. 'rx hi Y N fi , ssss Q

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The freshman class . . . yes, the youngest . . . but not the least . . . a class of seventy . . . hard to find a large enough home room. Verdant freshmen . . . but with the help of their home room teacher . . . Miss Herbage . . . Mr. Fouts . . . and all the teachers . . . now initiated . . . and concentrating on lessons . . . we hope. After so long a time . . . officers selected . . .Robert Wickham . . most honorable president . . Paul Smith, vice-president to take his place . . . and in the case of any money to handle . . .Wayne Zahn . . . the treasurer . . . takes care of it. No class parties . . . participation in few social functions . . . maybe there are reasons . . . who knows? Chapel by the freshmen . . . always eagerly awaited . . . on the twelfth of December . . . can it be forgotten? . . . the ball started rolling by the Girls' Glee Club . . . The Prayer Perfect . . . Virginia O'Done . , . with her trembling fingers . . . played a piano solo . . . Tony and Rex . . . the vacancy of Lilacs , the old gray mare filled . . . all very entertaining . . . even though practice on Sunday was skipped for the afternoon show. A program planned for the hill billy party . . . cancelled . . . when there was no party. Now . . . dubbed greenies . . . freshies . . . maybe someday . . . although Freshmen must stand aside . . . most of the time . . . while Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores pass . . . maybe someday . . . front seats. x i 'ax .. Ut .X , L x f A it '- ,. F .. , , fl Qtr' T- rt M 'gi L. K g ...A ,-. ,gg '.'W 1 :F , . in W vt 1 Mk J. 'xi A atv, X X kk . L xi e -We - -M. t we i A KARL X at Q in I 39 i 4? v. v- 3 3 h 'z. ' lt 'S 1 , S . , 1 , . - V x g X, X 2 Q, .L in li -t 1. H- -ee ssaim. . , f aw ul ic K. r 3. - n -..f L . if .s ne + iff v f 50:1 . , Q i s I ' - , .X X S X. X , . v ,t :K l l 7 N 4 Di L s x i QC 'Q 1 i ' ., lk . N e .I 'Lt . an L .al-.L 1 ls ii AAAS. l .- 1 I Q K W -I -,li rs-in' 11, h Ac N K 5, i N N Q 1 as gg, fe- g .4 -. i . 's h .6 XN ' S fb A X ,W X an 'sd' R Y ,,, :g , t, .. ,. ,, , K l , ,T . Q Q Q 1 N wk - w. I xx, v - r S' 4- a . ' c .1 X ' L W.. Q 'Ng -ix ' A ' ' X -