Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1940 volume:

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I 'll QP 4' N- bf gl' Wifwfv vgfv ,uw- gk' Sue-nf from the Study Hall THE BURSON CLOTHING COMPANY EAN BL PQON RA PH KURTZ fha, 7 94 0 Kblllljtlflkt Jfwsmmgzm Ili presented by of Carey High School J mal The Sensor class has attempted to prove m the 1940 Caryatnd that Truth IS stranger than fuctnon' The mc1dents portrayed here are not fnctutlous and any seemmg resemblance to students ns not a comcndence HARRYC BRISTOLL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 3151 Carey Ohio Classes Activities Athletics Administration To Mass Finley un recognmon of her many sacrnfuces kindly patsence and untnrmg devotlon we the Sensors of 1940 Iovmgly dedicate the Caryatld We snncerely feel that she IS deserving of this honor due to her exhaustive efforts rn tramlng us to appreciate musnc and we take this opporfunuty to repay her Complnments of HECK'S DAIRY E B Dnver AB MA Supenntendent Has offnclal tltle us supernntendent although he appears to be one of us rather than our lnstructor Hls tull pledged support to all organ: zatlons of the school us deservung of all the cooperatnon and loyalty which we can gxve hum and has wullmgness to assnst us whenever possuble as another factor whuch goes to make hum the admnred leader that he vs Our superintendent s Interest In athletlcs and hls school spurlt are a defunutely establushed fact Not only IS he for the school one hundred per cent but he also provides unter estlng and educational programs for the student body and IS always ready needed He does not tall to gave credit where credlt vs due To sum up his trouts would be a dlfflcult task therefore we leave for your consideration the thought that our superintendent ns an all around llkeable and far slghted leader jj lf! X v OUR LADY OF CONSOLATION CHURCH lu t fx I 7 I to contribute his part whenever - - FZ4, . ' . . sfxxfilf' s I - 1 A fri- I 4 . . XX . . I tx it 'x I E Mulholland BS MA Principal Mr Mulholland the Ideal principal with a spiffy car' He IS a graduate of Heidelberg and Wutten berg colleges where he secured hus BS and MA degrees He came here three years ago established the H: Y and has proved himself a cap able administrator and an under standung student advlsor Devoted supporter of all hugh school actlvn tnes he was chosen manager of the Class B Sectnonal Tournament and supervlsor of the annual Carnnval He wusely dnrects the tunanclal suc cess of the annual publncatnon Durung has vacatlon he IS an ardent golfer wnth scores rangmg from 35 to He has a cheery dusposltlon and IS beloved and respected by the stu dents and faculty of Carey Hugh School CAREY LOAN C0 AND GEO REMLINGER K' A . I . .. . . . I . . 1 70. Cecil G Lalrd Alice Harding Diploma Junlor Hugh Sclence Physlcol Educotuon ond ond Anthmetnc Social Scuence aff XWM4 S Robert Blose Ellen Rudolph C Ugg I Vocational Home Economucs S n e Mary nle VocolMusuc d IS Estelle Weaver Hugh School Englush ond I-Ilstory SNYDER LUMBER C0 The Place To Buy When You Wcmt To Build BUILDING MATERIALS COAL PAINTS Corey and Vanlue n . h A.a. E U J . j ' 1 ' K ' jx . ,-gf' Insi- Q ,T I, B.S. i d B.S. si ' ' ' ' c A. B.S. ' 1 AB. , I. h . . . -. , I . 5 J I Cloyce Wentllng Frances Mary Stover R H Sturgeon A B M A lf1dUSffI0l Arfs Gnd EEHCG Languages Vocatuonal Agruculture A BS Social Scuence nd English I ce and Mathematlcs ll ff Jennle Steen Wllhom Holloway Offuce Secretary B S In Educatuon M A Instrumental Musuc and Englnsh D J FRAZIER RUBBER PRODUCTS V as. ' .. ' 'B.S. f f 1 ' , F I . K L '- 5, -' Y, ' , -I .. nj - ll l W Helen E. Smith 'X n G. Line ' - A.B. A X .B., .. f Y R , , 1. f f If f,xi 'X ll 1 K 'f N 4' , LU! ' Jgnanaf, THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE AND LIME HYDRATED FINISHING LIME W ' ... T. D. Rormg, R. T. Gotterfried, V.-Pres.g Dr. H. K. Von Buren, Presg Dr. L. E. Treece, D. J. Frozuer O 911, VIRGINIA PENDLETON I 'V -.5 wr-25-'Q w ri LANL K S5 hu 'Q RQ Xx- QF N J IM VAUGHN Vuce Presudent Ah autumn un l936 We were actually un the makung of hugh school scholars care fully guuded by Mr Fouts and assusted by Mr Wentlung We do admut that we strayed un the halls especually Soupy who uust couldn t seem to fund hus way to the rught room We carrued out the tradutuon of beung vurdant freshmen and transferred ourselves unto gay young sophomores for the next year We were kept behund the doors of room l8 by Mr Lune who carefully cared for hus home roomers and prepared us for the new path down to room l4 where we gayly went to become Jolly Junuors plannung and schemung for the Junuor class play whuch was Tom Boy Junuor and Senuor banquet whuch was decorated as a Southern planta tuon Junuor partues dances and the Operetta Puckles Also basketball football and tournament tume sellung pop corn candy n thungs Alas' We entered unto the grand and gloruous senuor year long looked forward to wuth front seats un chapel workung on our annual and our class play Hugh School Mystery un whuch Janus Wenner and Charles Heck had the leads and Muss Smuth our durector un thus as well as every thung else thus year made ut another success She has been a perfect home room teacher and we love her Then we were guests at the ban quet prepared for us by the Junuors And now last of all we come to the tume of wear ung our caps and gowns and receuvung our duplomas ... ig. MARY ELLEN CALMES BETTY HAMLER Presudent Secretary Treasurer Fellow classmates we II muss everythung of our school days those study hall notes walks through the halls locker conversa tuons gatherungs after school at the grull dances banquets basketballand foot ball games together wuth Chuck Heck as our star player Well also muss all those afterward shundugs and well even muss the snow balls and those hydrogen sulfude days un lab Of course we shall muss all these unfor qettable happenungs but we ll take all of them wuth us on our road to future lufe and keep them as cherushed memorues--always MJ EDS GARAGE Carey Ohuo . , . . I 1 1 11 I ' '- I . , ' . ' ' - 1 I , A , . r 1 1 ' . . . . I I U . A. I . I . , . 1 I . . I ll II - - 1 1 1 11 - lr - r 1 1 , . 1 ' ' V ew, 1 uwfzu , ' 4 WW 'fi :fi , 1 as wg 4 . S 9,6 SQ: M V' Irs. I I fl Q M -0' . ' . 1. C, '17, . 1 ' ' 4' u-1,5 u , ff' W' , uy , fin Q 4- -1 ln... , If I - . 1 M 7 ' 1 u . 4 I k ' ' a ' fy J , I 1 . . 1 I' . I , J Wrlhom Dow uf HeWerw Hoff Morne Kernerley MONTAGUE H01 Coldxr Jorrwes Fovres rboro Hguk STUDIO T om Joseon Crrger Donelson Irene Charles Grcfe Heck Ruth orr o Korg Jorwe Keller 184 'G ' T' W gg, 5' V Darryl Kudwell Patnck Lab Harold Musgrave Donald Reunhart THEIS FURNITURE EXCHANGE 'WE' Mary Knrkwood Eugene Lurmng Marnon tterson 31 JVN Richard Kurtz Geralda Moser Maxune Perkins QQ' 'F'-' Eugene a Wanda Nha and aze nl ps Gen r I E rl Q0 'ec' C Dew LANNING Moron SALES CG VeY, OHIO lf . ll . K! xx A , ' Q 6 g N 4- . 9 I t H, Ns I XX - ' ce' 1' . 6-M. Qs . -if N IB , cl A Y .Qs N U . 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'T S Flrst Row D Pohl B Wenner J Orrans E Sturgeon J Kromer Second Row G Merrlhew E McChesney C Weaver A Wonder J Ruffxng Tlurd Row J Nye C Slmonls H Luzader C Lab J Vaughn Well we started off with a bang this year and are coming through wlth colors flying lwe hopel At the fnrst class meetung Reid Burson was elected presudent Tommy Schnra vrce president and Maxune Vlrden secretary treasurer Ardme Gottfrued was chosen as our new student council representative and Joan Ruffung and Bob Smith our candy managers land very capable they have proved to be tool Our yunvor play Dotty and Daffy came off as a huge success-ahem-at least we th nk so Orchnds to our flne directors Mass Stover and Mass l-lardmg At long last our class rnngs arrived March 6 and we all seem to be well pleased whether we bought blue splnel ruby onyx or the old stand by gold Our candy stand has prospered all through the year due to expert management and the cooperatnon of the whole class Our exchequer had a sudden Inflation durvng the tournament too as everyone got down to work and sold candy pop corn and pop untnl he was ready to drop About May l the Senuors began dnggung their formals and tuxes out of moth balls and started fushlng for an escort And why should n t they? They knew we Junnors would provade a grand banquet for them We Junlors are lookmg forward to a great year next year so we wnll be seeung you wuth the same smnlnng faces and carefree pranks Cheeno' SILVERSTEIN IRON cf JOSEPH A 5C RA Auto WRECKING co. RESTAURANT Carey, Ohio Corey' Olllo Phone lO6 ,O ,,--wr' U Furs! Row F Pnerce M Vnrden B Nye F Mitten S Tracy Second Row G Phallups D Merncle O Tong B Krom B Kntzler T Schara Third Row L Strahm H Turnbell R Smlth C Zleborth B PISYOCIHI Second Row M L Vaughn D Foxres J Byers R Jacobs P DeAmncns M Ornans Thlrd Row P Cantleberry J Baker R Burson N Hewutt R Baknes wi D V H HUSTON ZAHN INSURANCE AGENCY ,W .,., A. v vi I 1 . X .. 3 1 nf J Q rg ... is f f 5 .I ' , ' 1 f .- Q 1x - 3 A' J, ,aw .r Q: 54 7 5. ' x X! First Row: I. M. Bristoll, J. Copell, R. A. Gottfried, E. Frazier, B. L. Haines, R. E. Baker. ' : . , . , . , . ' , . ' . ' L Mag.: I 5, ' t. L . 1 . 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Svpfw lf Flrsl Row J Lanker L Kemerley M Black P Bakles F Duble V Dlble C Emerme M Gobrecht A Hunter A Putnam Second Row G Krupp R Wmdau A Beebe B Houk A Coppler B Kmley W Zahn H Brown R Vaughn Third Row R Huston V Dunn P Courtad R Kessler R McKinnon D Healy D Crates T Fablom E Bakles C Rlsner Second Row F Shenk B Rernhart J Mochaels R Wright R Heck M Martm E Thome P Mangett F Remhart D Lowery J Mulholland Tlurd Row C Rlsner T Wonder P Smlth R Wickham P Presler N Wmdau L Nye H Nnederkohr F Lab P Troxano W H HOUK Cr SON KELLER MEMORIAL STUDIO CORNER HARDWARE B Ke 3 .J -5 .0 4 - 1 ' J :- , L 1 .. N -1 u B .. N Q l ' l . ,Z 1 ' 1 - 1 A 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 41 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - First Row: E. Steele, V. O'Done, A. Ruffing, P. Ulrich, C. Weaver, V. Baker, L. Stoll, A. Strahm, A : ' 1 r I 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - L1 9 Li S .,. L Q 5 9 2 H. . ller First Row D Stlllberger Mary Wagner Martha Wagner G Ruffnng D Ornans D Roof M Snyder G Zneborth Second Row B Wenner E Yost B Vogel N Zeus H Schubert J Mulholland C Strahm Thlrd Row H Presler C Mulholland D Odone R Mapes F McLaughlln D Margraf C Turnbell D Hayman First Row R Rozman R Putnam M Kromer M Wllllams M Salyer R Opp L Hotellmg R Nye Second Row M Montague R Kessler M Mulholland J Markley M Newhard V Kurtz A Thnrd Row A Lee D Tong F Haferd C lden D Keller H Mutten H Lortz B Karcher R Hagley Furs! Row l Kromer D Bachman R Baughman M Capell M Gottfraed N Glbson M Garn R M Fox E Cole Second Row R Baknes R Besslnger L Bess G Shumaker F Greene J Greene l Corron A Buckland Third Row F Brown M Blond J Fox F Elchert D Blshop J Frederick J Fout EWING DRUG C0 SHAFER S GARAGE THE REXALI. STORE Where Your Dollar Goes Farther ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . . - . , - , . , - 1 1 , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . Nlederkohr. ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . I 1, pn -TT fa-4 HERFF JONES CAREY CASH MARKET ,i- 'Sn -'L CLASS JEWELRY Home Dressed Meats Fush Poultry lndnonopolns lnduono Phone 203 Free Dehvery Y , .if I QV , Y J..-' Q 'M ' ' F., X E ' A , -A 0 . 3 f' - Q 4 X A 3 - 1 , I ff' A l'.f L- -'E 1-V i.'3' iw ' .-I,H.- l .gg --' w-.'+'3,,- ' A.. P ,,,f '.ans - A 7'7'...Q .1 7 --,..'-eu x ' L - , I an 4 ' i,-1-' , - . A I ' ' ,L ' 1 - y . 'Sn A A Q I i. ,, J A 7 ' ,R .r 4. , 1411109 -..-nu! Flrst Row L Phlllups M Dull L Nye D Hood N Kemer'ey R Clark M Keckler Second Row M Rothgeb I Clark D Clouser D Smath M Heck R Lab R Lesslg Third Row A Chrnstophono C Tong B Salyer R Ward M Wonder M Roynon H Putnam Furs! Row K Joseph G Strahm E Greeno E Wenner D Coldren N Glbson M Shane B Kltzler Second Row J Heckrnan J Duble N J Coldren F Rntter C Huston F M Green J Eungle J Lesslg Thlrd Row D Hnnebaugh B Howard D Chrustopher D Dunn D Gottfrned J Hunter M Hewatt 2 . V GOFF FUNERAL HOME HUTSLAR SHOE STORE PHOHG 62 Lady Attendant MYERS DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK .Swmth Hnada, Flrst Row E Lorash E Denney R Steele D J Hunter L Snook E Joseph E Sammet H Jacques M Jacques Second Row D Roynon C Welly R Sammet A Rnckle R Rook J Korg J Ogg Third Row F Wulllams B Gibson J Davidson E Ulrlch A Russrnan F Williams Furs! Row L J Twlmng C Lee D Hotelllng W Putnam D Krebs A Johnson Second Row A Robason B Johnson M Wenner J Mapes Z Salyer J Platt A Byers Beard Thurd Row C Tucker L Bucklngham M Rusner R Holuda B Nye R Sherman L Hull WEBERS GROCERY A E DONELSON Crawford, Ohlo MULLHOLAND IMPLEMENT co RESTAURANT ,rf '.-f ,. 't -a W - - ' f ' , - 4 1 .A -1 L -f Q. o 4 J A 1 14 . - - 1 - I - I - - I - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . . . . , . , . , , , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,M. . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 4 1 .. ' 2 - U ' I fm ' Q 1 4 2 .. 4 . . i .. ga L , , 1 .. - 1 . . . . F7 Z THE PEOPLES BANK COMPANY GENERAL BANKING TIME AND SAVING C A R E Y 0 H I 0 S DEPARTMENTS Member Federal D6DOSIf Insurance Corporcmon DGDOSITS Insured Up To SSOOO OO CopItoI S40 OOO Surplus S50 OOO Und Proflts S22 SOO X x C - A . . ,f A I 'rf I , . I X' ' Q, I T rf' 4g mf,- .f. 'T fi A 4- I JLG , I I V'-r M 'eh ' V ' ,. ,ffl 4, , K ' 'ifa A f' , A urn - - fl ' ' . QQ 1 IV W' I in A I ' ' . n I Y' X , 'J I ,. .ifln , I. ' ' . I 'T ' a 'Q Q A :zz 1 ' A . ' v Y . . . . , 111:1- fqt M Zahn Mlss Stover J Wenner Mr Mulholland Thus group of students worked very hard to arrange and get to press the annual picture book of our lnstututron Jan as Edutor nn chuef has done much toward lncreaslng the worth of the annuals contents and Maurlces splendld work has made It a success from the funancual vrewpomt The advice and help of Mass Stover and Mr Mulholland have helped the staff over the tough spots of uncertamty They were always wullung to lend thenr and whenever called upon The other members who compose the staff are Davud Weuser Athletucs Paul Thens Art Betty Hamler Actnvlty Vlrgunla Wllluams and D Weuser M J Klrkwood M Kemerley V Wllllams B Hamler P Thels Marne Kemerley Snapshots Barbara Houk Calendar and Mary Jo Kirkwood Jokes The staff has put forth nts best efforts to produce a book whlch ns worthy of the name Caryatud and we belueve they have been successful C Heck E Lab B Houk J Faure R Brown Peres MARKET W F CREEGER I' SON some T STA ION JOHN DEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENTS Your Meetnng Place Clayton Shuman Genulne Repanrs and Service nunul Furs! Row M Kemerley C Heck A Gottfried J Moser M J Knrkwood Second Row D Falres F Pnerce B Preraclnl D Clouser Third Row M Capell J Frederick H Brown J Mulholland L J Twznung The Student Council gathered hopefully for :ts first meetmg and elected nts offncers for the year The officers chosen were president Marne Kemerley Vlce president Martha Jane Keller Secretary Geralda Mae Moser Treasurer Mary Jo Kirkwood The Council fllled well nts posltnon as a tue between the student body and the faculty It conducted the sale of Actuvnty Tickets and has kept order In the Noon Honor Study Hall lt arranged the Chapel programs whlch were gnven each Monday throughout the year The new representatuves to the Council thus year were Freshman Marilyn Capell Sophomore Harold Brown Junior Ardune Gottfried Sensor Charles Heck We hope the Student Councrl can carry on :ts good work In the years to come for It IS one of Carey Hugh s benefuclal organnzatuons FREDERICKS CLOVER THE WIGWAM Farm Store Sportmg Goods DR W N JOHNSON 1 ,, .. 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U I I I I I ' 1 I I I I I I I , . .. imma, When I se wandenn down de road Me an my lattle banjo Thus Mnss Funleys musncal prodngles roused theur vorces nn unrson Ul Assrstants of Mass Finley this year were Eugene Lab secretary Patrnck Lab lnbrarnan and Jerry Moser accompanlst Short adventures to musrc land were made every Tuesday Thursday and Friday during actlvlty peruod They proved very benefucual especially to the tenors who had a duffrcult tlme because they were so greatly outnumbered by the other sections of the chorus A quartet composed of Read Burson Buddy Pueraclnn Davud Weiser and John Byers sang at the Communvty Institute The group as a whole has not often appeared In publuc thus year but they were concentrating all of theur efforts toward the sprung musrcal whrch was substntuted for the hugh school operetta of prevuous years All of the musucal organnzatuons of the school took part rn thus program and nts success was due In great measure to the efflclency of Miss Flnley musical director The chorus will make nts flnal appearance at the commencement exercises In May I lls I Ill 'lll ll Ill ' nf J F D LE nooks rooo MARKET DR L E TREECE Frrgndanre Sales Servnce Harry Rook Owner Plumbnng and Heatlng Brawl Durector Mr Wulluam Holloway raused hus baton the Carey Hugh Band began uts furst practuce of the season These forty munutes of slughtly flat sharp and maybe a few sweet notes was but a slught glumpse of the forth comung band actuvutues The band offucers who were selected are Mary Ellen Calmes presudent Frances Puerce secretary treasurer Harold Shuman manager and Darrell uiudwell lubraruan wuth Reud Burson as hus assustant Ellen Frazuer and Ardune Gottfrued are the flag bearers The band played at all home football games and accompanued the football team to the Gallon and Ada games where they performed durung the half They were one of the one hundred and twenty fuve bands and drum corps whuch took part IH a parade at Maruon on September lO Thus was the furst publuc appearance of the fuve new drum majorettes The Band Festuval held May 3 at Upper Sandusky was another scene upon whuch the Carey band made uts appearance To the Band Mothers us owed a debt of suncerest gratutude for the fulung cabunet whuch they donated to the band The Junuor Band attended a contest held at Shelby where they receuved an excellent ratung and one of uts members Dallas Bland who took part un the solo contest receuved a superuor ratung Thus guves the Senuor Band hugh hopes for the future HARRYS DRUG STORE WALLPAPER AND GIFTS VETERINARIAN Speclollzmg In Llle Insurance ln Busuness For Your Health DR. HARRY HOSAFROS EARL BURSON ' I ' I 11 11 - 4 I - 1 I 1 I - I I I , . 1 I 1 I . Svpfw 51226 Fnrst Row P Ulrich R Fox I Corron G Ruftlng M Salyer R Opp V Kurtz M Capell M Garns L Bess F Greene Second Row E Yost M A Montague N J Glbson A Buckland M Martnn L Kemerley A Coppler A Beebe J Markley L Hotellnnq R Rozman G Orlans A Nelderkohr Thlrd Row M J Wagner R Baughman D Bachman B Vogel A Ruffung J Green M Gottfried M Mulholland R Putnam R Heck E Thome E Houk G Zlebarth M Newhard M Snyder D Stlllberger M A Wagner Miss Finley nnstructress If you ve ever gone past Room lO on some Tuesday or Thursday mornung no doubt you ve heard the unmistakable harmony of gzrls vouces falling the our with meloduous sweetness Thus was the Freshman Sophomore glee club un practice Under the patlent guidance of Mass Fnnley these musically mcllned youths had great fun learn ng to blend and coordmate thelr voices Thus group has made no public appearances but nevertheless they have made great efforts to train theur vocal chords for thenr responsubulnty an future years when they loan the mlxed chorus CAREY GREENHOUSE Soy If W,fh Flgwers KRUPP HARNESS SHOP HAY STRAW AND WOOL MEMBER F T D Paul P Krupp Carey and Vanlue We Delnver Phone I9 J I : . I, . ,. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . :I . . , . , . , . , . , .D , . , . I , . . , . . . . I , . . I HENDRICKS BROS. Bmmf ble, Left to right R Kldwell D Long Wm Holloway H Tumbell R Burson Left to right: J. Byers, D. Kidwell, F. Shenk, W. Holiowoy, C. Zieborth, C. Simonis, H. Presler I ! Fu-st Row D Pohl B Haines J Kromer J Ruffing B Krom J Donelson G Merrihew R E Baker G M Moser B Hamler I M Bristoll Second Row J Wenner B Houk M J Keller M Patterson V Williams A Gottfried E Frazier R Karq E McChesney J Capell A Wonder F Pierce Miss Harding advisor Thurd Row C J Shane F Mitten S Tracy B Wenner M J Kirkwood R H Hoff M Perkins M Kemerley E Sturgeon B Kitzler J Orians M Orians W Mulholland M Virden Members notm picture M E Calmes J Corron B J Gam L Reynolds Reserves This organization is a branch of the National Y W C A and offers a wide variety of activities lt has proved beneficial to our own school and will undoubtedly continue to grow The president is Josean Donelson, vice president Marie Kemerley secretary Ruth Helen Hoff treasurer Carol June Shane program leader Mary Jo Kirkwood recreation leader, Virginia Williams publicity reporter Wanda Mulholland song leader Lillian Rey nolds and advisor Miss Harding The formal initiation for twenty four new members was held in the Christ Lutheran Church November I9 It was an impressive candlelight service Bi monthly evening meet ings were held during which topics of interest to the girls were discussed Social activities consisted of hikes and several skating parties The circle of light is the symbol of the Girl l I l I I I 1 I 1 I 5 f ,lg I 1 ' If I , - , 1 W V- .' . . ' J. 1 fx if I f I The purpose of the H: Y us to create mann tam and extend throughout the school and community hugh standards of Chrlstlan char acter H: Y mode nts debut an Carey Hlgh School gust o few short years ago and ns fast becomlng a promunent organuzatuon The presadent as Mauruce Zahn He us ably assusted by Vlce Presndent John Byers Sec retary James Vaughn Treasurer Darryll Kudwell and Sargeant at Arms Charles Heck Mr Mulholland acted as advisor Hnghlught of the season was the annual Chrnstmas Program whlch has come to be well known In the communuty The State Hn Y Conference at Youngstown Ohlo was attended by Maurice Zahn Charles Heck Buddy Pleraclnu and Charles Zlebarth Mr Lune ac companled the boys on the trlp and several of the boys attended a dnstruct conference at Marlon The Carey Hn Y Club has become a member of the newly organnzed North Central Ohio H1 Y Council which IS made up of nnne clubs and has nts headquarters at Bucyrus The Club at the present consists of twenty two Junnors and Sensors and IS steadily growang First Row T Schura C Heck D Kudwell M Zahn J Byers J Vaughn J Vaughn Second Row B Puerocnnl D Wenser H Luzader P Lab R Smnth R Jacobs D Fonres Third Row J Baker C Zlebarth H Turnbell R Burson J Falres T Crlger D Rennhart R Brown ROSS JOHNSON SHICKS DEPARTMENT STORE PORCELAIN PRODUCTS INC Remo Sho T C Myers Corey Ohm Electrical Repz rung I 1 ' r 1 I 1 1 ' I I 1 I I n 1 - - I - I ' I I 1 : . , . , . , . , . , . , , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , - I - 1 - I , 1 My . TA ' ' 0 ' A I E.. S Y Z - .. ,, f Vg 1 V - ' . I 'g . -- . v K , .Cn g u . 0 n f . , . , , . l JJLJ, non , X Putnam R Bessunger V Baker L Stoll Muss Rudolph Front S Tracy Standnng C Rusner E Yost Miss Rudolph C Weaver C Emerme M Block P Bakues I Kromer A Nnederkoher L Bess Seated M Mulholland M Capell R Baughman M Gan N J Glbson V Odone M Montague D Bachman GOTTFRIED BROS WILD ROSE BEAUTY SHOP MATHERN S BAKERY , v' 0 o 0 QS X I Yr U, 2 , . 4 Q fi .G wa - 9 Y., , . Q Y I ...ww 1 ' -:- l AMW --Qs... sg ll ., l M I sf-1' , . ' nl P 1 I l 5 .- Ad Q I ' B. Kitzler, R. Bakies, A. Beebe, D. Orians, F. Green, I. M. Bristoll, J. Green, A. Hunter, R. . 0 L K . 5 . , I JJ. . Flrst Row F Rennhart C Rusner B Rernhart F Brown F l-laferd A Lee B Karcher R Brown G Krupp Second Row E Lnmnng J Vaughn G Margraf R Kessler W Dow F Elchert R Wright D Rennhort Mr Sturgeon advusor Thlrd Row H Lortz D Thomas J Fredrltz J Baker R Kurtz T Wonder M Bland N Hewntt J Vaughn F H A us an organization of the Natlonal Vocational Home Economncs Assocnatlon The letters stand tor the Future Homemakers of Amenca The club meets once a week wlth evening meetings once a month The purpose of the F H A IS to work out plans for better home projects The offucers elected thus year are Vuce Presudent Catherine Emerune Secretary Vlrgmla Baker Treasurer Vnrglnna Odone Reporter Mae Garn Hustorlan Luelle Stoll Advnsar Ellen Rudolph Actnvntues for the year Includes hlke and steak roast ln the fall a lonnt banquet wnth the F F A soclal meetings and educational trap and the working out of money maklng schemes Delegates were sent to both state and reglonal F H A meetsngs glvung our club contact wnth clubs of other schools THE CAREY FARMERS COOP C0 Vocatlonal agruculture students are elnguble for membershlp IH the F F A organuzatuon The annual program of the F F A Includes the lnltlatnon of green hands as future farmers partlclpatmg In judging contests showung exhnbnts at the county tarr and help mg to make the Carnival and Farmer s Inst: tute a success In June a contest IS held nn Columbus where the Carey F F A boys wall enter unto com petltaon wnth other schools an ludgmg llve stock daury cattle sheep poultry mllk farm crops seed etc Ottncers of the local organlzatuon for thus year are pres dent Ruchard Brown vlce pres 'dent Donald Relnhart secretary James Vaughn treasurer Richard Kurtz reporter Wnllnam Dow watch dog Eugene Llmung advisor R H Sturgeon Monthly meetsngs were held The annual Parent s and Son s Banquet was one of the hughlaghts of the year Worthwhlle speakers brought nnterestung and valuable an formatnon from tame to time MYERS GROCERY Everytlnmg l The Food Line K S A Wenne' Phone 4 We Dellver ' 5 - I 1 - A 1 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 I - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - - 1 - 1 11 I ll ' - I ' I I . I 1 I - . . . , . President, ,. .,,.,,,, ,,,,., l della Mae Bristoll . . . ' ' ' . . . . f ff V- -r . I . 1 I I I I . . , , ' ' 1 1 ' ' W U I i I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 I , . . . . . ., , ' - ' ' I I . . . , ' I ' 11 - ll FI o Farsi Row Maura e Zahn Patrick Lab Eugene Lab Second Row Darryl Kidwell Charles Heck Donald Reunhart Six more boys have yoined the ranks of the Junior Kiwanis a branch of Kiwan s International They are Maur ce Zahn Patrick Lab Eugene lab Dorald Reinhart Darryl Kidwell and Charles Heck The Kiwanis selects sux outstanding seniors who rank high in scholastics personalrty attendance at church athletics and other extra curricular activities receive Two boys are chosen for a period of nine weeks followed by two more those being followed by the last two The nine weeks fly past far too swiftly to suit these boys Why? Well the reasons are Free meals at regular club meetings Ditto for special meetings Allowed to hear special business a privilege in itself Special program at meetings Becoming personally acquainted with the leading citizens of the Community This is an exclusive club as the boys are sure to agree They sit next to the dignitaries of the community and this importance is enjoyed by the Junior Ki Wi s very much They thank Carey Kiwanis for the honor which has been bestowed upon them R M LONSWAY DR F L MOYER Farm Bureau Insurance TRUBEY S RESTAURANT VETERINARIAN . . , , This is one of the highest honors a boy in the Senior Class could possibly 49 a A-if Charles Heck capfam Rachard Brown Darryl Kldwell Jim 69 fnacluzli, Here are the two men responsible for tram Ing a superb football team and a very flashy basketball qunntet Coach Robert Blose newly arrlved from Arcadla has done an exceptuonal yob as head coach and was greatly anded by Cloyce Wentlmg BILL MIDWAY GRILL EZZ Where Good Sports Meet 11 R H ,. x I 'A 1 , 4 A K, ' 5 W , 5,4 i ' H L' I ,t N af V, N . ,Q ' ,.4, A A ,.f 1 . 'T 5 f' . zfu , 4, v, 4 ,-,. -,. ,- ,. ,Q ' . s ,, . , . .. . , ,Y ' , -' , f -'J 'L f 4: L ,- W, , ,.V.. ,. Bu-4 '. ' sg., , I r - ' I I Ab' f ol James Faures Nevm Wlllroms Leland Strahm The fancy frantic freaks of the furlous fans when a football flies fast and freely for the arms of a fast or very fleet end flyvng for the flags on top of the fancy fneld goals tne flfty yardlme past then the forty and flynng heels flnt past a would be tackler that as the fame and fortune of the funny game of football The season of thus school year was very successful wuth only two losses mar a perfect record The Carey Grldders surprnsed Gallon by rlnglng up I3 ponnts In the flrst ten minutes of play Dano Falres Buddy Pleraclnu Harold Musgrave 'fir I v f .2 THE SPORTSMAN BOWLING ALLEY D. C. HENRY CO. WM. D. PIERCE Glenn Walborn, Manager Groceries G Meats Grade A Jersey Mulk . .. , J fl -, A B ' ,, ' N, .. N 4 -.M - . . E f .- .ui .' . ' T f 1 ' T 49 1. V. . 1 ,A.,,, ,E 7 - . 1 , , 1 . . ,- , n- .ff ,Q K h' ,.,i6-,Q ,kr H' , ' E' Ai ' Q ' f 'I--Q N ,.. I - I I I I . . . . . . . . , , to . , , - . at uc X V . , . , n 'Q vw, , -'kv . 1' E, if 1 0 9'Efe .,, N -A.. 5 ':,' e Wi Robert Wickham chaels Leonard Nye ,1- Harold Luzader Richard Jacob Paul De Pat Trolano Vincent Jacob ,f THE SODA GRILL We Make Our Own Ice Cream SOLD ONLY AT THE SODA GRILL In Bunk Packages Bars Jrwtlmll, QQ- QU 'QQ 5 36 Q6 QF 44,4 Furs! Ro T Fobo C Mulholland W Wen er C T rnbell P Books Third Ro W Mo tcgue E Mye R S th J By C d MANAGERS 'NEW' DSTSC EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY CO PROTESTANT CHURCHES OF WEAVERS DAIRY Po nes Ile Oho CAREY OHIO Gdde A Mlk V Q t' Lilubll. , B I ,Q t ' ' - J C as T Q D ,, , . .1 V N :I - MA A A ' K , X Va - ' - I g 1 ' k 4 - 'Z . 4- f- '-av I 2. HAI- 'A X ' w: . ini, . , . n , . u , . r . Second Row: J. Mulholland, R. Huston, R. Mapes, J, Frederick, D. Keiler. ' w: . n , . rs, . mi , . ers, . I en. i -'7'44'f a f , ' L: ,, 1- fi K. We I , R. Smith, G, Phnlii , , hiro, I vu , 1 I r 1 a6'aAlLQt6alL Charles Heck- Chuck , Senior, most versatile player on the team acts intelligently in crises flashy forward top scorer wnth 170 pomts Read Burson Junror guard sank beautlful long shots cou'd really go up an the our after the ball held opponents to very low score Leland Strahm Porky Junuor forward expected to be nn prrme next year very good on defense Donald Reunhart Don Sensor guard good scrapper fast breakung on offense guarded hrs man luke a hawk Wayne Zahn Sophomore made good showung good form nn floor play showed that more should be expected as experuence rs gamed Jack Mlchaels Sophomore center first varsuty year ex pect a lot next year kept pluggmg away Eugene Myers Sophomore up and comlng forward much expected with further development AW EDWARD RIESTER 8' SON .1 . I I If jj, I I I X , ' I .II Il ' I I I ' , . I ll Il ' I I I I I , , . l I I 1 . I I ' , . ' ' 1 1 13 :4 1.27 1 5, -n 1 ' -, . ,'l. 'rf' S if 4 M i H 3' N lt lf' lf S. 'll' av 1 4 N ' 1 I K g f -' if I k'hll iii M Wg - 'J V1 , L '5 1 sg rf A , X , 5 1' V 7. Q A L. 2 .Q gs. Avg, y'Q 2 1 3' ,, 'li' I 1 I 4- e- , ,' Q 1, F4 - V 5 Q YS. Fifi, S . S S rlssllll f ln 9 QW Nile 'Um un! Q, 43aAA2fbalL First Row R Wckhcm P Mongott V Dunn C lden L Nye Sccond Row C Strohm J Freder ck T Fab on R Bishop C Turnbell , m fn: THE CAREY HANDLE AND LUMBER COMPANY INC DONELSON PACKING CO Carey Oh o z6'aA,QbalL Flrst Row L Strahm C Heck R Smuth C Wentlung H Musgrave V Dunn R Burson Second Raw M Zahn D Kudwell G Myers T Fabuanu W Montague R Wuckham L Nye Fred Warung Baseball un hugh school un the last few years has been puttung up a great battle for promunence un hugh school athletucs The boys who partucupate un thus sport have helped greatly un gaunung thus end Enthusuasm has been uncreasung among students and ut us hoped that hugh school baseball wull take uts place wuth the other two pruncupal games football and basketball Here us the group of boys who have been helpung thus game to advance unto the ranks of the most popular athletucs Under the durectuon of coaches Fouts and Wentlung these boys showed some real fughtung spurut even though the losses were greater un number than the wuns The scores were very close and most of the losses were by one run Thus shows that the opponents who won had to really fught tor the vuctory BasebalI, Baseball--America's Favorite Game. , . ' I Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah-Come on kids, get some pep! At pep meetings, on the football field, in the gym, and at the tournament they cheered and led cheers. Organized or otherwise, a crowd always yells, and surely the yelling under such leaders as these is more encouraging to the team than just undirected howls. To the two Seniors we bid farewell We'll miss them but we'll trust those peppy Jun ors to fill the gap Maybe some other underclassmen will join the ranks We liked the new yells especially Yeah Blosemen How about some more' The cowbell lin the lower right hand cornerl was a nuisance to some but we liked it and it rang out the news that all was well for Carey The mega phone magnified the directions for the rooters They usually could not keep up with Fannie but what matter -everyone could yell anyway The parade snake dance and bonfire before the Upper game were all fun Even if we didn t win we did our best Maybe our fire wasn t hot enough for the dummy We will surely try again next year' How about a little more cooperation at basketball games? Just because you have a comfortable seat doesn t paralyze your lungs--or does it? The old tradition of trading cheering sections with visiting cheer leaders was politely kept alive So-to next year s cheer leaders we leave a rah rah rah rahlll Cheer Leaders F Pierce L Reynolds T Criger J Corron 351 S 6 ts, min i fu fir 1.0 Rschard Brown otball2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 GleeClubl 2 3 FFA l 2 3 4 2 3 4 Chorus3 4 Annual Staff4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team4 Tom Crrger Band2 3 GleeClubl 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Baseball2 3 Candy Manager 3 Hs Y3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Class Play 3 Mary Ellen Calmes Gsrl Reserves 3 4 B G Scholarshsp Team l 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orche tra l 2 3 Drum Masorl 2 3 4 Class Pressdent 2 3 4 Class Vsce Pressdentl Glee Clubl 2 Chorus3 4 Class Play3 Sensor Scholar shsp Team4 Hazel Coldlron Glee Club l 2 F H A 2 Chorus4 Josean Donelson Glee Club l 2 Class Play 3 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 Gsrl Reserves Pres 4 Chorus 3 4 B G Scholarshsp Team 2 Operetta 2 Wllllam Dow James Fasres Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 2 BasketballManager2 3 Baseball Man l Class Play 3 Hs Y 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Irene Grafe Home Economscs Club l 2 3 Charles Heck Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 Candy Manager 3 Student Councsl 4 Annual Staff 4 Junsor Kswansan 4 Handball Champ 3 Sensor Class Play Betty Hamler Glee Clubl 2 Operetta3 B G Scholarshsp Teaml 2 3 4 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Class Sec Treas 3 4 News Reporter 4 Instrumental Accompansst 4 Annual Staff 4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team 4 Valedsctorsan 4 Sensor Class Play4 Ruth Helen Hoff Glee Club l 2 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 Gsrl Reserves Sec 4 Class Play 3 Chorus 3 4 Barbara Houk Glee Club l 2 Actsvsty Play 2 Candy Manager 3 Class Vce Pres 2 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 Octette 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3 4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team 4 Sensor Cla s Play 4 0 B 0 . Fo 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 '. ' ' 1 1 1 Hl'Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . I I I I I I I I I I I ' 1 I 1 1 f I I ' ' . I I I .I I I I I S I I I I I I I I D I I ' 1 1 ' . , g . . . 5 . , 1 nz ' , 2 ' 1 . z 1 I - - I - . . F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Senior Scholarship Team 4g Senior Class Play, . 1 2 5 , 1 . 5 I ' 1 - I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I , :I ' E Q 1 H 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 . . A , , , 1 , J U , 5 .- - , f U Q H u D 1 Q 1 , . 1 1 I 1 1 I - I I , . s I ' ' 1 1 - . D I I I I ' I E ,nz 2 1 1 , 5 g s . Ruth Karg Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 Gsrl Reserves 4 F H A 2 Martha Jane Keller Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 Student Councsl l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 G rl Reserves 3 4 Octette 4 Sensor Class Play 4 Morse Kemerley B G Scholarshsp Teaml 2 4 Glee Clubl 2 Chorus3 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 Gsrl Reserves Vsce Pressdent 4 Student Councsl 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team 4 Darrel Ksdwell Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Football2 3 4 Basket ball 3 Hs Y3 4 Junsor Kswansan4 Ohso State Boys Band 3 Ensemble4 Basketball l 2 Hs Y Treasurer 4 Mary .lo Ksrkwood B G Scholarshsp Teaml 2 3 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Glee Clubl 2 Chorus 3 4 Student Councsl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team 4 Sensor Class Play Richard Kurtz F FA l 2 3 4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team 4 Eugene Lab Scholarshsp Team 3 Junsor Kswansan 4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team 4 Sensor Class Play Patrsck Lab Glee Club l Z Chorus l 2 3 4 Prsnce of Peace 3 4 Prsnce of Peace Wsnner 4 Hs Y 4 Junsor Kswansan 4 Eugene Lsmsng F FA l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 Sensor Scholar shsp Team 4 Geralda Mae Moser Chorus 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Student Councsl l 2 3 4 DAR Rep 4 B G SchoIarshspTeaml 2 3 4 Gsrl Reserve3 4 Actsvsty Play2 Saluta torsan 4 Sensor Scholarshsp Team 4 Sensor Class Play Vocal Accom pansst 4 Wanda Mulholland Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 F H A 2 Harold Musgrave Football4 Baseball 2 3 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Glee Clubl Chorusl Maxene Perluns Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 Gsrl Reserves 4 F H A 2 Marsan Patterson Chorus 4 Gsrl Reserves 3 4 Marson Hardsrsg Herald Staff 4 Inter Nos lLatsnClubl 3 4 Glee Club l 1 I 1 I 1 ---' . . ' . . 3 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I - . ' ' l I I I I I I - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' u I n ' ' ' . ' I . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - ' . ' ' I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 I I - ' ' ' I I I I ' Band lg Glee Club 35 Chorus 3, 4g Basketball 3g Annual Staff 45 B. G. I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - I ' . . - ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I ' ' A ' I ' ' I I I I I ' I I I ' 1 1 1 I 1 I -'-- I 1 1 I - - - 1 1 1 I I - . 1 1 1 I I -1-- . 1 1 I I I I ' Hazel Phllllps Glee Club l 2 F H A l 2 Pnnce of Peace Contest 4 Donald Relnhart Basketbolll 2 3 4 GleeClubl 2 FFA l 2 3 4 HnY3 4 Char 3 Handball Champlon 2 Junior Kuwanlan 4 Sen or Scholarshup Team 4 Sensor Class Play Lllhan Reynolds Glee Clubl 2 Chorus 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Gurl Reserve 3 4 Class Play 3 Ida Rufflng Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 F H A 2 Carol June Shane Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 Class Vuce Pres 3 Class Play 3 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Glrl Reserves Treas 4 Harold Shuman Bn l 2 34 Orchestra3 FFA l 234 Paul Thels Annual Staff 4 Dale Thomas Glee Clubl 2 FFA l 2 3 4 Baseball3 James Vaughn Hu Y3 4 FFA l 2 3 4 Boys State Rep 3 Hn YSecretary4 Class Vice Pres 4 B G Scholarship Team2 Sen1orScholarshspTeam4 Lester Wagner Band 3 4 Davld Weiser Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 Chorus4 Football2 3 Baseball 3 Hr Y 4 Natl Honor Society 3 4 Lacking County Honor 3 4 Quill ancl Scroll 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Nat I Thespnan Society 3 4 Class Play 3 Scholar shup Teaml 2 3 Class Sec l 3 Class Treas 2 Octette 4 Thespuan Club 3 Brass Ensemble l 2 3 Prlnce of Peace Contest 2 3 Luckung County Chorus 3 Sensor Scholarshlp Team 4 Sensor Class Play Jams Wenner Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 Edltor In ch1efCaryatld 4 B G Scholarshnp Team l 3 3 4 Actuvnty Play l Class Sec Teas l G I Reserves 3 4 Octette 3 4 Sensor Scholarshap Team 4 Senior Class P ay Nevin Wllllams Football3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball2 3 Glee Clubl 2 Vlrglnla Wllllams Glee Club l 2 Chorus 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Maunce Zahn Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 H1 Y3 4 Hu YPres 4 B G Scholarship Team 3 Buslness Manager Caryatud4 Chorusl Z 3 4 Baseball Mana ager 2 3 lass Play 3 Junuor Knwannan 4 Boys State Rep 3 Athletic Reporter 4 Glee Club l 2 Oper tta 2 Senlor Scholarship Team 4 .. 11 '11 - . 1111 11 '1111 - 11 U51 1 1 ' 1 .. 11 11 11 11 . 11 11'-'- 11 11 ' '1 1 11 '- Odll-11 1 '111' . 11 '1111 ' ' . . I . ' . ' 11 '1111 '1 T 1 .,.. , . ,. 1111 111 1 11 1 ' 1 11 11 . . I ' ' . . 11 11 11 1 ' 111 '11 -1 1 1 111 G 11 1 1 ' 11 11 1 1-' 1111 1 'Tr -1lr 11 11 1 . .. 11 1111 11 1' ... .. 11 11 11 ' . 1111 111 - 11 - '1 1 1 1 1111 ' .P . ' - ' . I . A 119 1 1 -1 . . D . 1 11 V 1 ' 25... if Hu Y Chrustmas Program Lf L Sr Play Cast Jr Sr Banquet 1939 fd S t Oct Nov 5 Lafayette we are here' tfurst day of schooll Where am I7 Schedule trouble Drunk all the water you want Carl ut s free Chapel munus trimmings Mixed chorus tryouts Jo lost her vouce Snake dance and watermelons Hot footballgame Carey 7 Luberty O County Faur no school Dec Band parades un Maruon We want hus ad dress too Alice Rev Clouser un chapel Thus was a nuce day wasn t ut? Football clash Us 6 Them O Soupy had some candy that tasted luke soap Whustlung lady un chapel ls Nevy s face red7' Gesund heut Mr Lune Raun raun go away We won the game anyway Band chapel Soupy plays Moon Love on hus clarinet just luke Benny Goodman almost un thurd peruod study hall We won another game Our team us RED hot' Ohio State vs Mussouru for Upper Classmen Dudn t we have fun? Senuor chapel Mr Mulholland dudn t get an apple Be prepared' lS1x weeks exams' Senuor gurls get showered wuth luquud our Fruday not unlucky We lucked Ada Soph hayrude Junuor hayrude Senuor party Rev Lee speaks un chapel Grade cards tsk' tsk' Furst one too Maruon St Marys beat us Oh well such us Iufe Jrs have chapel New members get nutuated unto G R Goodness me us that Idella Mae9797 H Y Froluc s splendoruous' Team takes mud bath at Leupsuc IWhose sude us Bobby Mapes on9l It s Hallowe en' Publuc Speakung class had chapel Here comes wunter Carnuval tonught Gunny got corn flakes at the country store Declamatuon spee hes un chapel GFI Huntung season opens wuth a bang Who says Mauruce has the mumps? That S hIS gum Naughty naughty Jeanne Armustuce Day Our band s better than Upper s So there Swell chapel Sophs' School as usual As usual school Marty s got the huccoughs F D R says today us Thanksguvung Goody no more school thus week Snore Chapel Rev Weuser speaks Basketball game un favor of Mt Blanchard 8th grade chapel The Luttle Brown Jug aun what she used to be Congratulations Jrs Dotty and Daffy was grand Basketball game un favor of Salem Brrrrr' Chapel by 7th graders I2-Chief Snake un the Weeds us here I5 Worst luck' Arcadia beat us I6 Smule Dano here comes the pucture man I9-Carey wuns Yea team' Oh Johnny' Freshman chapel Jan starts her Xmas shoppung Merry Chrustmas' Where was Eugene when the clock struck twelve? School agaun Mr Wentlung has a tw1nkle un hus eye Basketball game at Maruon Father Joseph speaks un chapel Mauruce says moutons are sheeps un French class Mt Blanchard game us a push over Duck looks sleepy thus mornung ll-Golly semester exams Excutung game at Upper WE WON' Student councul chapel Carey s vuctoruous over Nevada Grade cards agaun School s half over ee Club stull sungung All un Aprul Evenung Blackout at M E C s house Theres a pretty pucture on the study hall blackboard Basketball combat at Vanlue The ref a coffee nerves Physucal Ed class chapel Ferdunand challenges Joe Louus 8- ' ' - 9- ' - ' ' IO- , , - ll- ' ' . ' '- I3- , . ep ' - I 1 IS- , . - I6- , . 6? . ' 2I- ' ' . 7H. I I 23-.,. ' 11- ' ' ' . 24- 1 ' ' I2-, ' . - h 25- . . . 131 I 27- I - A ' 14- . - , ' - . - 15- '- , ' 'f h ' Q , 171 . . l . - 4- - ' 18- . ' . 5' ' H 19- ' ' , ' 1 6 ' . ' 22- , - , - , . 8- . 25- ' .- ' . - ' 27- 5 , - , A ' f ' 29- . I . I l r - 1 . . . . 2- , H ' - - ' ' ' ' , . 20- , . . 4-Detective Stover's trying to discover who hums Zi-Vacation begins at 3:30. Santy visits C.H.S. I 4 Q - 23- ' . 6- - ' . 25- ' 7- ' . ' ' . ' ' . J . l- 9- ' . . ' ' - IO- , ' ' - IZ- ' - - ' ' -. S- ' - 13- ' - . ' . . 8- I ' ' ' 16- . ' . 9- - ' - - 113- . . . ' , . IO- ' ' ' ' 20- ' . . , ' ' . 1 ' 23- . . 12- ' ' - - 24- ' ' . . '5- ' - , ' A .... 1- ' 1 16- ' ' ' . ' . 17- ' . ' . 26- ' ' . I8-GI 1 ' A ' the ' 3I- ' ' - l9-- . . .' . 22- ' ' . I- ' ' , U 2- ' - 23- , . 11 d 33 . . Q . r - 24- ' , ' 6- ' c ' , ' . e Mar Pat got 162, un Physucs exam Ada game Jr Band chapel Senuor party un room lO Presudents basketball game at Upper We defeat Wharton Ground hog saw hus shadow Gubsonburg game Our team should have stults French chapel Parlez vous? Muss Smuth needs boxung gloves Best basket ball game thus year Carey 24 Salem 22 Dugnufued Senuor slups on uce Farmer s lnstutute Jr chapel Mr Tom doesn t know who Myrna Loy us Confucuus say No whusperung Blose s study hall Senuors are young agaun lWho unvented comuc valentunes anyway7l Conspuracy un Physucs class Moral vuctory at St Wendelun Band chapel 20-On study hall blackboard Lost-Our Gov t of Today lf found please return to Muss Smuth Happy Burthday Washungton' Last game Carey defeats Upper agaun' they? Chapel Rev Weuser us speaker Carol June uses Mr Mulhollands phone for personal calls Duck thunks he s Sonja Henle Tournament tonught Halls are all crowded wuth bleachers We beat Salem' More tournament Defunutuon of a candy seller Somethung thats always there when you don t want em Hugh school gets lesson un readung when luttle Barbara Druver l6 yrs oldl conducts devo tuonals Mr Druver speaks No school thus afternoor- Jrs show off theur new rungs Chuck shows tendency to be an executuve He lukes to put hus feet on desks Basketball Carey loses to Bettsvulle lSughl Hats off' Bluffton wuns the tournament Mr M has a new car We re all partual to Pontuacs too' Harold Luzader says he eats Wheatues for breakfast No school ucy pavements etc Honor study hall usn t so honorable today Beware of the ldes of March Apr May Soph Class has chapel thus mornung Bully lLozy Bonesl Dow thunks we oughta unstall escalators so he wont have to walk upstaurs Ruth Helen takes advantage of leap year Usual occurrence Tommy S nonchalantly strollung out of Publuc Speakung class before the bell rungs 22-Good Fruday no school Easter Bunny comes Don has sprung fever Bell runger un chapel Ha Ha' Jake thought ut was the bell to go home F F A boys have a banquet Lul has dark haur but she s stull lught headed Butter feud over Jerry Chuvalry us back agaun Dustruct solo contest Freshue chapel Some people are stull Aprul fooled B A Houk cracks her Dentyne un study hall Funleys speechless lAcute attack of laryn gutusl John B us a dyed un the wool Caputalust lSo he saysl Eughth grade has chapel Sturgeon us clampung down un Ag class Hunt Senuor play Who done IT7 F F A chapel What' No kuddungl' Tom on tumel Awards un chapel Seventh grade honors us wuth chapel Marue lukes chocolate uce cream cones Hugh School musucal T B U us here for chapel Band chapel Nuce Heudelberg chapel also bee un hrstory class Jr Sr Banquet Thus calls for a celebratuonl Anybody got an aspurun9 Mr Mulholland treats us to a chapel lSpecuall lt funally happens Mort tups hus chaur back too far and butes dust Navy spends hus study halls readung that luttle sugn Procrastunatuon us the thuef of tume Gee but tempus fugut Baccalaureate Senuors feel old and decreput Funal exams lgroanl Whule cleanung out locker Betty funds her long lost apple that she was goung to guve Mr M on Oct 9 COMMENCEMENT ALL S WELL THAT ENDS WELL 25- ' ' ' us- . ' ' . 26- I 19- , . 29- . . ' ' . A ' 30- ' ' . ' - . 20- . 2l- : . F b. 2- ' . ' g . . - 5- . - . - I' I 6- ' A I ' - ' 24- . 8 . . . . .' . ' ' - ' 25- ' . - ' 26- ' ' . - . 9.0-Q I . - ' 4 . . l2- . . . ' I l ' 27- ' ', ' ' ' . 13- A - ' ' in ' 28- . . . . I ' 30- ' ' . l4- ' ' . ' ' ' - . u- ' . us- ' ' ' , 2- . . I '6'ss ' - ' - 3- . . ' . 19- . 4- . , - 22- ' , ' . 8- . 23- . ' . 9- . . . . . 24-These sophsl Certainly are frisky, aren't RIKI and EILI better watch out! ' I I l2- ' . . 26- - - ' u5- . . . . 27- . ' 17- A . . , . I 1 . . l ' 28- I . 22- . I 29- I . 25- . . . I ' 26- ' ' . , 1- , 29- . . .' . 2- Q , A ' 3- . - . , I 6- ' , ' ' . 4- . . . - 9- .- . . ' ' . ' l - IO- ' ' . ' . . ' . 13- . . 5-- ' . ' I6, I - ' . u4- ' . ' ' ' 7- ' . - I I I IS- , , , 8- . ' . ' ' I 9 . l5- , ' . uu- . . . ' ' lg' . 20- ' ' . 12- . 2u- ' . I 22- , , . ua- -' , . ' ' - - u4- ' ' , 23 ' ' I us- . T ' Jlzumn, Mr Lune and Mr Mulholland were drscussnng posslbllr tres for General Treasurer Mr M Do you thank we can trust Mr Tom Mr L Never' He s so crooked that the wool he pulls over your eyes rs half cotton Mr Drsver These are my golf socks Mr M Because you wear them when you play go 7 Mr D No because there IS a hole rn one Freshman Ihopefullyl Has the Joke Ed got m loke yet? Ed un Chnef No but she s stall tryrng hard Nev l thunk I have a real sense of humor or whenever I see something funny I have to laugh Jum F You must have a pretty tough tlme shavcng Mr Holloway was doung has best to flt hrs key un the lock about 3 a m After a trme a head emerged through the wundow above Go away you fool crued the man Fool yourself' shouted back Mr H You re looking out of the wrong wlndow lst Old Maud lm movnng unto a new house What krnd would you suggest? 2nd O M A House of Seven Gables Mrs Lune latter dmnerl Dear wull you pass the nuts? Mr L Oh I suppose so but I should flunk about half of them I rn tnred of this routrne exrstence explained Buddy to Mort Lets do somethung extraordlnary startlung magnlflcent something that wlll make our bralns whlrl our pulse throb and our hearts leap Oke replied Mort and so they studxed Fanny I hate that man Janlce Why I always thought you luked hum so we F He sand I couldn t whnstle and just to show hum I could I puckered up my mouth gust as sweet and round and what do you thunk he dnd9 J lblushungl How should I know? F Well he just let me whustle Polncemon Im sorry but I ll have to tag your car You know what that means9 Duck B Certainly Now I can chase someone else and tag htm and then he s It There was a llttle boy In kundergarten whose coat was so drffncult to fasten that the teacher went to hls assrs tance As she tugged at the hook she sand Drd your mother hook thls coat for you? N was the astoundlng reply She bought A mother sent thus somewhat satrncal note to the teacher of her small son Pardon me for calling your attention to the fact that you have pulled Johnnie s right ear until It IS gettlng longer than the other Please pull hls left ear for awhnle and oblrge has mother Mnss S Jake why are yours and Soupy s essays on My Mother just alnke9 Jake Because we have the same mother I guess Miss F Donald What do you sung? Donald R Narltone Mr Blose No you mustnt smoke Men who smoke get tobacco heart and those who drunk too much coffee get coffee heart ony If I eat a lot of sweet thlngs wlll get a sweetheart? Chuck lboastfullyl Ive had my nose broken three tnmes rn the same place J You really should keep your nose out of that place 0h I know a few thrngsl exclarmed the haughty sensor Well you havent anythnng on me retorted the freshman confndently I guess I know as few thrngs as anybody Mr Holloway Fools can ask more questions than wnse men can answer M A ls that why we all flunked that last test you gave7 Fredrick Sensors ann t what they used to be Ferdunand What dud they used to be? Fred Junlors of course Mr Blose lun brology classl What three kunds of roses grow In Afrlca9 Gene Myers Whrte roses red roses and negroses Mr Tom Are you chewing gum9 Bobby No I am Bobby Wlckham . , ,, , , ll . . ,, , ' I ' ll , , . - A F ' Il - - ll ' ll I! ' ll - ll O, 1 lt. I ,, . ,,, ' , rf - . . , . . , ,, ,, . . . . . . . , ,, , ,, if ,, , ,, . . ,, . , ,, , , , . . ,, ll ' , H V 11 11 . - , - . 4 ,,, , . . ,, . , ,, . , ,, . ,, . 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Ruth H Thss pscture ss awful lt ss no lskeness Why I look lske a woman of fsfty Photographer Pardon me M ss that ss not your photograph That ss a msrror Msss Fsnley Tell me somethsng about thss hero Tommy He had o glass eye Msss F What7 Tommy ln one paragraph st sasd he left here sud denly after castsng hss eye out of the w ndow' DICTIONARY Appetste Clamorsng nosse around the belt about ll Ambstson Dssease affectsng freshmen only Book Decoratsve object for schoolroom Bluff Method used for rasssng grades Case Somethsng two people often get on each other returned Date Cause of tardsness and flat purse Excuse Rare fsctson Freshman Small cheesy looksng bugs over runnsng school sn snnumerable quantstses Has no earthly value Flunk Worse than exam Gsrl Obsect wsth long hasr and sweet looks l Most smportant letter sn the alphabet Jazz Heterogeneous conglomeratson f nondescrspt nosses Junsors A group of pretenders who to all except the faculty seem studsous They are never orsgsnal and always msmsc the sensors Ksss Noun more common than proper Lab-Place of rare nosses and rare smells where your neck ssn t worth a lead nsckel Nut See autobsography of Bud Pseracsns Nothsng What 992, of Hsgh School students know Powder puff Absolutely necessary for femsnsne hap psness Sophomores A bunch of young hoodlums who thsnk they know everythsng but really know nothsng Lsttle better than freshmen Sensor A clsque of dsgnsfsed and studsous personages who know thesr places at all tsmesl7l Teachers Necessary evsl sn school Somethsng to trouble X Form of decoratsng papers used by teachers Zero-Average physscs test grade lf sn these columns you are hst We ask dont msnd st one bst But enjoy the fun and don t feel blue For many others have been hst oo Msss Stover Jack have you done your outssde readsng yet? J Mulholland No ma am my mother says that sts too cold to read outssde Mrs W lreadsngl I see from statsstscs that every thsrd baby born sn the world ss a Chsnese Mr W Then thank goodness thss ss only our fsrst lf a battery was attached to a cows tasl would her horns blow? Quszzer What two ksnds of wood make a match9 Punster He would and she would Msss Fsnley Poe was left an orphan when he was ssx years old Raymond B What dsd he do wsth st? Teacher Who ss Secretary of Agrsculture7 Pupsl Wallace I belseve hss fsrst name orn CONCENTRATION She sat and watched hsm by the hours As sf entranced by hss brawn and brasn She gazed on hsm then fsnally spoke G wan wrsggle your ear agasn Boy ksss Sweet Florse Gsrl lske Old story ln lap Set then So boy Ksss agasn Dad see Make sore Ksck boy Out door Gsrl cry A ssght New date Next nsght Freshman grassy Sophomore sassy Junsor brassy Sensor classy request the followsng poem ss prsnted We always laugh at Mr Drsvers pokes No matter how old or bad they be Not because they re funny But because st s the best polscy Chemscal Analysss of Sensor Class Valence of 40 Symbol S Propertses A noble metal not affected by Mulhollandsc acsd Very brsllsant and hsghly polsshed Sensorsum Atomsc Wesght 4l Uses Subducsng snfersor such as Junsorsum Sophomorsum and Freshmensum . n - - ' A ' - D rs . . . . H . , . . ,, . . , , . ,s : , ' , - -' - . , H , . 1 . , Q ,, - - ll I . ll fl . . . , ,, . ,, A ': ll -Il .U 1, ll . . rf r - - I . . . i .H . , . ,, , , . ss , H . . . H ' - ' ' :25 h ,s . . s, A.M. ' ' . . . . . , ss 'C . .7 ' ' ' ' I Disgusted-The way we feel when test papers are H , Q . H' , . . O . A Q - , , , . , T V D - I ' 1 I D I . ' I , . . . . . By . . . I . . . , . . . . I , . . I I f - r. I I : ' ' I - - 1 1 'T l . ,, . . 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