Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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We are well represented by members of our class in the various clubs and organizations of the school, some ol which are band, football, basketball, lunior Classical League, F. F. A. and F. H. A. We are all looking hopefully forward to our next years in FRESHlVlllN CLASS TOP ROW Cleft to riqhtl: L. Lasley, D. Lee, R. Lowery. SECOND ROW: F. Gaster, I. Fox, B. Kromer, W, Dotson, I. Lobby, D. Rakies, V. Huston, M. Hutchinson, R. Humbert, R. Donelson, H. Dible, B. Hamm. THIRD ROW: G. Fox, S. Boyce, A. Lonqanecker, I. Frazier, P. Hunter, N. Dible, R. Donelson, L. Krupp, N. Collet, D. Arnold, R. Bland. FRONT: A. Heopf, B. Keller, P. Johnson, K. Kromer, M. Dible, L. DeVene, I. Hill, R. Cranmer, C. Hunter, M. Hunter, C. Claude, B. Long. PE'I'E'S MARKET GAMBLE STORES W. H. HOUK G SO MEATS AND GROCERIES G. l. IASTER CORNFR HARDWARE

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TOP ROW tleit to riqhtlc I. O'Flaherty, E. Orians, G. Stillberqer, L. Strahm, P. Schmitz, I Simonis D Woods D. Wedge, G. Newell, I. Wenner, S. VanBuren, C. Thome. SECOND ROW: B. McCar1ey, I. Sammet, L. Williams, R. Myers, S. Snobarqer, M Putnam, A Schira I Snyder I. Putnam, E. Myers, M. Norris, N. Montague, M. Nye, P. Piercinni. FRONT P, Salyer, D, Smith, R. Rickie, L. Williams, R. Yost, P. Noon, G. Iohnson, D. Platt, M Troiano B Mullholand, M. Pahl, L. Niederkohr, R. Reinhart. FRESHIVHIN CLASS Eighty-eight of us were enrolled at the beginning of the school year, but several more pupils have joined our happy family. Miss Bergman and Mr. Taylor were our sponsors until Miss Bergman took over Mr. Cooperrider's place as head of the sophomores. At the beginning oi the second semester Miss Bergman was returned to us. Our class chose Donald Wedge, president, Mildred Pahl, vice-president: Barbara Mulholland, secretary, and Ioyce Put- nam, treasurer. We are represented in student council by Ioyce Snyder, Phyllis Hunter, and Lucille DeVene. An1rsr1cBEAu'rYsr-roP Grnsorx avr-ro THLLMA KIMMEL FREDERICKS CLOVER FARM STORE some sERvrcE STATION

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TOP ROW Cleft to rightl: Z. Ritter, G. Needles, R. Lessig. SECOND ROW: R. Greeno, G. lVlcCarley, I. Conley, D. Fout, D. Hill, C. Coffman, W. Boyce, W. Dennison, R. Fagan, D. Callahan, A. Coppler. H. Newhard. THIRD ROW: H. Snobarger, W. Yingling, G. Feasel, R. Nye, H. Presler, S. Vaughn, P. Snyder, B. Wenner, N. Walters, Betty Rex, I. Putnam, P. Michaels. FRONT: W. Welly, A. Norris, I. Tong, L. Kemerley, D. Hagerman, M. Hileman, S. Gatchel, I. Cole. R. Davidson, A. Hood, S. Harrold. EIEHTH GRADE We are the smallest class in the whole high school building, since we are only forty strong. We are under Mr. Laird's remarkable supervision. For our class officers we elected the following: president, Billy Yinglingg secretary-treasurer, Willard Boyce. news reporter, Ianet Putnamg and student council members, Betty Rex and Horace Newhard. We presented our chapel program entitled Dr. Speech's Serum. On December 21, we had a Christmas party in the cafeteria and a good time was enjoyed by all who attended. We are looking forward to the eighth grade state test in April. As our school year draws to a close, we are looking ahead to next September when we shall at last take our place in the high school proper. EARL BURSON ROOK'S FOOD MARKET DlSTBlCTAGENT THE ECONOMY STORE HARRY BOOK, OWNER Equitable insurance Co. of Iowa T. C. MYERS, MGB. Life Insurance Annuities