Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1945 volume:

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Just as our school life is a step- ping stone to our careers, so, when pensive moods take us in retro- spect to days post, the Caryatid will let us live again in those four golden years of work, play, and pleasant associations. BURSON CLOTHING CO. Earl Burson Ralph Kurtz FllRElll0RD ! 2 - l COIITEIITS Book Two ....... Book Three Book Four ...... Book Five ....,... Administration Seniors .....-CIasses -...-..-Activities ......AthIetics THE CAREY TIMES Commercial Printing Your Home Newspaper , X ,. . p f gy' I X W 42 i .4QQQ'X,,. kk S X J N XX X X X K X Y XX X X X Q X X 4 X X A. . X , X., rf - ' X X XX X Q53-Q.:-. X W. , , 5 X as X XX X 1 X THE DAIRY Eat and Enjoy Ice Cream-Lunches--A Store :-:ki 51 'H ' ' sing . Q ' Q m f X K aa , 1 ' . . X , .Q . jf., W 7' . -1 33 Y .gf 1 . . 1-w . b X 'f x M . 'N 31 ' . X, WX- W . . X4 . X. .K 5 W . 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BRISTOLL Funeral Home -- Ambulance Service Carey, Ohio Phone 3156 CECIL LAI RD Mathematics, Science ARTHUR M. PIKOR English, Social Science PATRICIA CLAFLIN Science, Home Economics MARJORIE WISEMAN English, History GUY V. SUTPHEN Music BDHRIJ DF EIJUCHTIUII President Vice-President MR. D. J. FRAZIER DR. L. E. TREECE MR. R. L. GOTTFRIED MR. T. D. ROMIG MR. R. TRACY Comphmenfs of THE GALT HOTEL Clerk JENN I E STEEN 1 W! RV X2 asm A ul i if 7 L Hi HW . mf X S 4 SENIORS oollce P' SEl1IOR CLHSS We, the Seniors of Carey High School, are now nearing the top of the ladder which leads out into the wide, wide world. We have spent four years courageously ascending to the top of this ladder. During the as- cension, a few of our classmates have dropped out and have been left along the way. Several have joined the armed forces. A ln this our Senior year, we chose Lloyd Hill, President, Donald Krebs, Vice-President, and Barbara Johnson, Secretary, to lead us up the last rungs of the ladder. Also, we have been faithfully encouraged and advised by Miss Smith. We are greatly indebted to her. l We chose for our class colors, American Beauty and White, and American Beauty Roses for our class flower. We have had many dances this year including a Sadie Hawkins Day dance. Our class hod two parties which were very successful. One was a Christmas party and the other was a Valentine party. We are hoping to have several more before the year is over. We are also looking forward to the Junior-Senior banquet and prom before we reach the top of the ladder. NA esidem, mes. LLOyl5de HILL Secre B fOr , T SQN NATIONAL LIME Cf STONE CO. Agricultural Limestone and Hydrated Finishing Lime NXON Orkon U Bone 'Ywkrimg Low ew DorveX Haan Moms '0 obxon Ro 410006 XN 60461 Donna Yxunkev NN XXXKS Vow 3uX'xo F Lewks Bucxdxoghom Nxorkho NN ermer A W? erdmond NNXWQ C A R E Y . L 0 A N C ol Ge0 'Qe R em I inger 105 New ?xeKn'0or'c F10 yd D Sr, 911-,fo Efch 61-I. Bef, 7 Got Chef, Rosen? Qfy B wifes Bar bo l'Q CD1-,bhs C10 r Sf, Le S Qcqlle Gm MUD es Ugene uf,,Ch Arf She Rickie Daw d H Oferd Amfo Joh 05017 'War ,V LOUQS Efeonor Myers Bokles SNYDER LUMBER CO. The Place to Buy When You Want to Buy Building Materials - Coal - Paints Carey and Vanlue ocobs SYQWXBXJ 5 ocobq ene 5 Eng Lo uk-se Soco ovkho OYKO Xivofckt vXeXen Xiordoer Oonokk O5 Robkson Pmene Ros er00N rokhq 'YYNON Rob! 90 1eXXo Sewer Co M Pl-'MEN Ts UF 'A FR IEN o An A dmir e Cherislg clfhe Clos e Ho Sof ,I ppv M 945 e , Gnd morles of 326 who S is Chas hall s a Kjevs Ndqkvx Vlxciootd 8X0 NN Mxorhs Vvedencv- CLASSES JUIIIURS Rita Neff Jean Weinandy Mary Alice Markley Verna Lessig Frederick Snobarger Donna Lou Wonder Owen Courtad Frankie Heck Fay Hackney Doloras Windau Louis Shira , Richard Simonis Ralph Pratt Josephine Risner Annabelle Nye Compliments of J- F- U l B I- E R. J. S E M 0 N S, M.D. Frigidaires - Sales - Service -- Plumbing and Heating JUIIIURS .lacquelyn Kirkwood Carl Michael Gottfried Eloise Windau Helen Buckland Betty' Hill Nora Lee Wagner Marcella Brown Ernestine Mitch Marilyn Sworden Reid Heck Gene Picou Rose Stall Donna Courtad Compllmemsof swANi1's Assesros Division THE FRATERNAL onnziz or EAGLES 2198, Carey, Ohio Carey, Ohio James Jacob Joh Sevilla M n De Amicis usg rave Tony Troiano Virginia Ogg Vonita Vaughn Mary Kesler C. C. .SIMONIS GROCE Sincel863 JUIIIORS Dallas Bland Stanley Pieranunzio Pa fsy Laird Martha Ann Sponsler Franklin C Doris Roof Peggy Schlacter Ruth Man louse geft HA G S T 0 R E Wallpaper and Gifts-ln Business for Your Health RRY'S DRU N-sw E SUPHDIIIURES Phyllis Hunter Mardell Putmom Mildred Pohl Laurence Strohm Paul Schmitz Robert Donolson Patty Johnson Nick Collet Catherine Kromer Bernice Keller Janet Putnam Elsie Myers Nancy Eugene Laube Eugene Orians Alene Hoepf Linda Stone roN1'lus GULF STATION GOLF FUNERAL HOME Bill Pontius Ambulance Service SUPHUIIIURES Marilyn Hunter Stanley Van Buren Hunter Carolyn ' DeVene .Lucille Marilyn Dible Maribel Nye Susan Boyce Louise Niederkohr Joyce Snyder Joseph .Sammet P tricia Pleracml a -Anne Frazier . Jo ll n Cramner Ruth E e Iey Leonard Las Rita Reinhart James Simonis Barbara Mullholand Herbert Dible Clcely Claude Gene Stillberger PASTIME CAREY FARMER'S CO 0 Paul J. Pohl H. J. Mullholand SOPHUIIIDRES Genevieve Fox Calvin Thome Patricia Noon Richard Rickle Donald Woods Junior Huston William Dotson William Zumbach David Lee R. Carl Donelson Leonard Krupp Ann Schira Jack Wenner Danny Srnith V Shirley Snobarger MAPES REXALL DRUG Stationery - School Supplies WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU C0-OP ASS. INC. SUPHDIIIORES David Arnold Robert Humbert Margaret Kirian Naomi Dible Jeannette Elchert Betty Long Thelma, Worst Doris Plott CAREY ELECTRIC TELEPHONE CO. Robert Blond Glen Coldiron Floyd Goster John Fox Rita Myers Donald Wedge Arlene Longonecker Eugene Newell DOTSON If WENTZ Automobile Repairing and Accessories Wrecker Service FR E S ll Ill E ll Secondkow: Eugene Laube William Fredritz Estella Brown Gene Needles Clarence Coffman Roger Lessig First Row: Margaret Courtad Lois Kemmerly Ardyth Hood Ruth Billock Dorothy Miller LANNING MOTOR SALES-- FORD GARAGE Second Row: Walter Welly Bill Dennison. Janet Putnam Donald Hill Donald Derr First Row: Mary Gaster Shirley Gatchell Rita McKinnon Jo-Anne Tong Carey,Ohi0 GOTTFRIED BROTHERS Second Row: William Yingling Jerry McCarley Jack Green Dorothy Weaver First Row: Ruth Wenner Noreen Walters Sibyle Vaughn Rose Troiano FRESHIIIEII Second Row: Dean Fout Horace Newhard Joseph Garns Robert Greeno Arden Coppler Armand Orians First Row: Jane Haferd Rosemary Lonsway Junior Bakies Joan Cole Patricia Michaels MULLHOLAND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SunocoServiceSta1'ion Jirner Mullholand FRESHIIIEII Second Row: Russell Fagen Q Charles Kentfield Reed Nye Howcird Pressler Donald Callahan First Row: Ruth Calmes Patricia Fox Donna Hagerman lrmo Niederkohr Second Row: Goble Atkins Gene Feasel Phyllis Snyder Frank Shaffer Howard Snobarger Marilyn Simonis First Row: Donna Ruffing Betty Rex Patricia Clouse Philomenia Berardinelli Mary Alice Hileman Q Sig? , f ASQ-f?1 f3 S xx Q ,av X X Q 'll if wx wk x Tig 'N . il .2 f i? 3 X .. b Ss -x V X X S ww X . ff . K. Q? ,xgyf -NM-.5 EIGHTH GRHDE FETTEW5 5, 10, 25, 50, AND 51.00 STORE Compliments of We Sell the Better Merchandise Found in Better Stores V. H, H U 51' First Row: Margaret Gault, Barbara Williams, Elsie Hill, Jane Mitchell, Virginia Meek, Lula Mae Lanning, Amy Baker, Jacquelyn Beckwith, Marilyn Chambers, Doris Vogel, Helen Dyer, Donna Craft. Second Row: Dorthy Steele, Betty Ritter, Geraldine Salyer, Mary Sammet, Carolyn Schlack, Genevieve Putnam, Don- na Patterson, Georgia O'Brian, Peggy Laird, Mary Stew- art, lrene Pratt, Carolyn Jacobs, Ruth Adelsperger. Third Row: Roy England, Glen Crawford, Robert Schaef- fer, William Dill, Robert Watkins, Elsa Needles, .lack Pi- cou, Paul Phillips, James Robinson, William Ritter, Charles Laney. Fourth Row: Joseph Dible, Robert Gatchell, Dale DiVene, James Stillberger, George Lasley, Harold Strahm, Roy Plott, Raymond Shenefield, Evelyn Conley, Marilyn Gibson, Barbara Hill. Fifth Row: Mr. Laird, John Bowling, William Hunter, Robert Mitch, Gene Rothgeb, LeRoy Clark, Richard Rook, Samuel McChesney Ill, Lewis Krofft, Reid Gibson, Fred Zumbach, Miss Wiseman. O N l First Row: Florence Ritter, Patricia Williams, Wanda Horne, Norma Strahm, Carol Nye, Betty Lou Mundy, Ellen Atkins, Glenna Moser, Sally Wright, Joyce Jenkins, Jean Allen, Betty Sizemore, Elizabeth Romig. Second Row: Francis Pressler, Patricia Pratt, Shirley Hughes, Irene Bayes, Garnet Salyer, George Cline, William Barrett, James Lee, Eugene Schubert, William Dible, Vir- gil Kirian, James Hagerman. Third Row: Janis Tong, Kay Hall, Jane Driver, Carol Har- per, Persis Newhard, Darene Tackett, Judy Dible, Mary Cramner, Gaylene Bare, Marlene Risner, Sarah High, Pauline Worst, Gaynelle England, Clayton Twinning. Fourth Row: Sally Krofft, Charlene Sizemore, Jean Stone, Grant Johnson, Donald Risner, Howard Hunter, Donald Turnbell, Harold Coffman, Jack Coldiron, Elmer Kirian, Harold Nye, Robert Wedge, Raymond Bowers. Fifth Row: Miss Wiseman, Marcella Phillips, Ross Briggs, Carl Tucker, Douglas Risner, Donald Tong, Herschel High, Leonard Longanecker, Richard McCleary, Donald Sample, Grady Tackett, Mr. Laird. IITH GRHDE I 4 ' l ACTIVITIES EHIWIITID STIIFF Editor .................... ........ A rdyth Byers Business Manager .,.... ..,,.... R osemary Rook Calendar Editors ...... ....... B arbara Orians, Dorothy Thomas Art Editor .............................. , ......... Claren Lee Ad Solicitors ...... Donald Karcher, Mary Orians, Frederick Williams, Martha Oricms Joke Editor .................................. Donald Krebs Snapshot Editors .............. Ferdinand Williams, Richard Bland THE ECONOMY STORE GIBSON If THOME W. H. HOUK Cv SON T. J. Myers, Mgr. Sohio Service Station Corner Hardware STUDEIIT CUUIICIL The Student Council expresses the stu- dents' views and helps to promote co- operation between students and teach- ers. lt also helps to promote the school activities. With the help of the stu- dent council, a loud speaker and sound equipment was purchased for the use in the school activities. The following officers were elected for this year: President, L'Jane Twinning, Vice Presi- dent, Eugene Ulrich, Secretary-Treas- urer, Shirley Jacobs, Director, Mr. Wentling. -.-,..:,1nn.l: W BER'S GROCERY PETE'S MARKET GAMBLE STORES Crawford, Ohio Meats and Groceries G J Jqgfer Wi . 1500 W'lliom D9 , Meek f0 'l'f.lfl9ClSl.ml Rex, Vwgmlo n on Covffod Anno The band began their 1944-45 year under the splendid leadership of Mr. Par- fitt. We proved very successful despite the difficulties which we have had to meet. During the past year, we have had four different directors, Mr. Parfitt, who is patriotically helping his parents with the farm work, Mr. Assenheimer of Upper Sandusky kindly directed our band during the summer, Mr. Toms is now faithfully serving in the United States Army, and at the present time we are very fortunate to have as our director Mr. Sutphen, who directed the Tole- do school bands for several years. We represented Carey last fall at the Wyandot County fair by marching in the parade and playing in front of the grandstand. We increased our marching tempo to a very lively gait. We supported our team at every home football game, proudly being led by our head drum ma- jorette, Joyce Snyder. Joyce was assisted by seven other drum majorettes. Although we were small, we were mighty and we went to Upper to that great game and strutted lively down the field forming our formations. The officers elected this year were: President, Barbara Johnson, Vice- President, Donald Krebs, Secretary-Treasurer, Jackie Mapes, Librarian, Ann Shira assisted by Sammy McChesney, Managers, Lloyd Hill and Donald Hill. The band mothers have been a great help to us. They have started a fund for new band uniforms and we are all looking forward. to the time when we are able to obtain them. 'FREDERlCK'S CLOVEAR FARM STORE compiimemsof KRUPP HARNESS si-roll LANEY s RESTAURANT PouIKrupp CHORUS Mixed Chorus was started last September under the capable direction of Mr. Charles Toms. As a member of the Radio Committee, Mr. Toms was instrumental in using the Chorus for a number of broadcasts. However, Uncle Sam soon laid claim to our instructor. ln the meantime, Miss Jeanne Morris took charge and, incidentally, did a splendid job of it. After the Christmas holidays, Mr. Guy V. Sutphen, formerly from Carey, took over the music department. Our secretary and pianist for this sea- son was Patsy Laird. We feel as the year draws to a climax, that, in spite of unfavorable circumstances, we have accomplished the task which was ours. MATHERN'S ,VBAKERY Daily Fresh Baked Goods - Groceries - Meats Fresh Vegetables Carey, Ohio Phone X-356 l ussY's RESTAURANT sHAFFEn-sLooM GARAGE 37 Gllll RESERUES ' d, L'30 e Patsy Lair Sponglefi Mitch' Marthoxgcge Jacob. wand' p,os:2uTSX' , Ernesrine Bdbara Orionsr wus' Heier' 9:21 Anita -lo Nora Lee Wognlglelen WUOWI hart Martha qrocquehlf' Mop 1 'i'h0 0 ' - e Rein ' 5ohriS0 ' gifs! Row Dorothtl Mow Loui5 Borbcra -fwinN '9' , Harrer, Wenfieff . Miss Mofthc Row' Ob5l Second Shirleil 50 Rook, Miss l-Yden' E - MofklBYi lice nO Mort! A heyy DOY' l Musgfcxley tty GQKC X e Robisor1.ievDlgrY Oncnsl Be .H Af en Ee M Bl' . ww H' Mori: l-Ou -ri--fd 'YL' iofitwo I Jacque Y Co Y 1 BroWn. yi' ne Risner, Marcella P i The circle of light is the symbol of the Girl Reserves. This organization is a branch of the national Y.W.C.A. and offers a wide variety of activities. The president is Ardyth Byers, Vice-President, Shirley Jacobs, Secretary, Rosemary Rook, Treasurer, Martha Wenner, Sergeant-at-Arms, Eloise Win- dau, Program Leader, Martha Ann Sponsler, Social Leader, Helen Buchlandg Service Leader, Sevilla Musgrave, News Reporter, Mable McKinnon, and Ad- visers, Miss Harrer and Miss Lyden. Some of the outstanding features of the year included initiation, District Conference at Tiffin, Sadie Hawkins' Dance, Secret Sister week, slumber par- ty during which our secret sisters were revealed to us in the H' ditorium, Easter program, and Mother and D :gh School Au- aughter Tea. Sl-lANG'S SOHID SERVICE Lubrication - Tires - Batteries -Breakline FLORENE VANITY VOG ForHairstI' U E y mg and Beauty RADI O S H O P Ross Johnson l . windvvf l0iS6 e- urtad. 'los HI-V To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community h. h . . . IQ standards of Christian Character. This is the purpose of the H'-Y I and we try to uphold it. Our' officers are: Gene Jacoby, President' Owen Courtad, Vice-President, Donald Krebs, Secretary, Eugene Ulrich, Treas- urer, Frederick Williams Ser t A visor. , gean at rms. Mr. Mulholland is our dd- Fin, . Row. , senck Willfollflgchord Blond egond R ' 1 Donald OW: Cor, Krebs Mich I Ferdfrp oel Gottfried F and Williams O I . ' w redenqk Snob en Courrod Qfgen 1 las Blond. 1 Ffeds BOWMAN ELECTRIC SHOP Electric Appliances Electric Wiring and Repair Work F L O X Compliments of Carey H- Upper Sandusky . H E C K ' S D A I R Y GEIIERIIL IIIERIT Il MQYT Laird ii P i ha . 0 SY I HI I Schhol Joyce Snyder, A U nw. Shirlev Jacobs' n First ' Ann SQOO' Bmbara John50l'M Bofbqfd S. D0fOThY Tl'RZmf3xuSQ'oVe' Rook Lou Wondegevene, Sevi ' 0 'il . swf, R,-,5emafY ,one Twinnirggieggnxgckle, Luci e . L' Rovl - B SeG0 'l en: von U' Orians. Stanley The Aim of every student of Carey High School is to be on the General Merit Award. The goal of all who succeed in this is to have their names engraved on the General Merit Plaque. Those who reached this goal are: ' Valeria Thomas, Lloyd Hill, Gene Jacoby, and Marjorie Vaughn. These are the four names that appear on the plaque for l944. The basis for this General Merit Award is: Scholarship-20 points. Leadership-IO points. Regularity-20 points. Extra Curricular Activity-20 points. Courtesy-l O points. School Spirit-l O points. Church Participation--lO points. These total up to IOO points. CAREY GREENHOUSE Say It With Flowers We Deliver ' 40 CHARLOTTE'S B Phone l9 EAUTY SHOP DONELSON' S PACKI NG CO. JUIIIDR CLIISSIGIII IEIIGUE The Junior Classical League has been progressing very well this year. We have had fine officers l A' in the club. They are as follows: President, Ann Schira, Vice- i president, Lucille DeVene, Secre- i' i - ? tary, Nancy Montague, Treasurer, Vernon Huston, News-reporter, Arlene Longanecker, Asst. Re- porter, Jo-Anne Frazier. The colors of the club are: Purple and Gold. On the ldes of March, we had a Roman Banquet. Each Roman came dressed in differ- ent colored, brightly draped togas. Delicious food was served in sev- eral courses by the slaves and delightfulentertainmentfollowed. T rim RW. M i- p S Ufgciret Court d . . Hifi' Phyins snydef, Ruth U ' P 'C'0 erd, Ardyfh Hood. Calmes, Jane Second Row. M- , gufh Wenner, Iiogrleser' Wolfe' WEIIY, ac N aster, Joan Cole, Jog: Tosghard, Mary First Row: Calvin 'Thome, Donald Woods, Junior Huston, Stanley VanBuren. Second Row: Rita Myers, Arlene Longa- necker, Ann Schira, Betty Long, Cicely Claude. Third Row: Jo-Anne Frazier, Joyce Sny- der, .Shirley Snobarger, Nancy Montague Marilyn Hunter, Carolyn Hunter, Lucille DeVene. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. Buy Insurance Co-operatively and Get Dividends at Once R. M. Lonswoy, Agent Phone Y- I 93 218 Clay St. MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE U41 RusselWickiser Phone5325 ZAHN INSURANCE AGENCY F. . ll. gygg , ,Linda star-cr ' R-t Reinnan, . f Rita w..,.--- 'anal ' , , a . Worst. , Dibre, CgtherinehK,sG:Efr' Donna l3lS3sg?utnam. Uwe Jeanette second gow: Nominal? Cronxnerugsggorql get-nice Keller, evieve Fox, Mirilvgenil Pix, Louisa morllelfgnrfmlillbiiand, Pomclc Plott MurQ0'e'i!lmSJ2hg::, Logs ro::0ll1vWe0Ve Mor e B r ' 1 e , ' e . :H 6 Row: Patricia iilagsqggsfghxllisglxggzzi iyhilomenia Beror in Alice - hir eY ' MQW . ' onli, 5 Elcherfi Marilyn Sim Niederkohf, Putndm- At last, what we have been waiting for has happened! We have the honor of becoming a member of the F.H.A. under the experienced training of Mrs. Bessie Harper. We have had a most wonderful time enjoying dances, hay rides lwhere did those bays come from??l and other entertainment. We have made many exceedingly important accomplishments, such as: canning fruit for the Cafeteria, personal grooming, and sewing, especially in making dresses. Our deepest sympathy was given to Mrs. Harper during her illness, but we want to extend our appreciation to Mrs. Smith who divided her time and duties to help the school in this time of the shortage of teachers. We are looking forward to a more, prosperous and enjoyable oncoming year lBy the way, we pity those poor, little Freshmen next year when it is our turn to initiate.l i ARTISTIC BEAUTY SHOPPE 228 E. Findlay St. Phone 305 ROOKS FOOD MARKET CAREY STYLE SHOP Good Things to Eat Hilda Schira i-ILETICS FO0TBHll The Carey High School football team of I944 enjoyed a successful season with a record of four wins and four losses. At the start of the season, Coach Wentling had an inexperienced and light squad. After a few games, the boys played like veterans. The entire squad de- serves all the praise that can be given them. Ca rey ......... Ca rey ......... Ca rey ......... Ca rey ...... Carey ......... ........ Ca rey ......... Carey ......... ........ Carey ...... RED t7 WHITE GROCE Linus Myers SMITH SHOE STORE A. G. Smith 44 SCORES: O Pandora ....... ........ 3 3 26 Mt. Gilead ...... ..... O O Ada ........................ l3 27 North Baltimore ...... 6 25 Forest .................... l2 7 St. Wendelin .......... l2 33 Arlington .............. O 6 Upper Sandusky ...... l 2 BILL'S RESTAURANT Fine Foods - Page's Ice Cream um Uoxld . Servo' Korchef End 00003 E Sefuo' DonoXd Krebs -- Tocwe . 521402 Pu-QXCVS Gum' BOW' We Buhlor End KELLER'S MEMORIAL STUDIO Complimentsof EUGENE HENDRICKS D R. L. E. T R E E VC E Buyer of Hoy, Straw, ond Wool eXso0 doevt Don YOOYG Scenes Jacob Fvedevkev. Snoborgev OonoXdXN edge Eugene New eXX Burixov Bunker Sophorvove Sophomove Sopho 'Yocv-Xe 'Yocv-Xe Bock Bock BCCM P 0 R N C E L E U .A , N H A U 5 E P R R 1 0 D u U' 5- A S H A C T pp 0v T C 5 1 Ph ed Ch- H E N cl One 'Cks R Y G R E E N I S R E 5 T A U R A N 1' Ca Fey, J Owe D C Ou Uni rf C 0' Od ehfer . Sfo file J' P' .fuh . 'Srl-I lQ,. 1702 . Bock lo :sank . H gfunioreck Ock 301' Troio U1-,for '70 Gllord RICHARDSON SHELL S E R V I C E Compliments of E SILVERSTEIN Compliments of A FRIEND ' H0 War ' d Fresh Snobor Qer . ,End mon J0E'Gorr, Jqck Wen b Sbpho Her mo Guard re Eugene Ori Q SOphOn7orgS GUOrd MANAGERS: Harold Strohm Will' iam Hunter James Stillborger Compliments of WALBORN'S RECREATION Compliments of A F R I E N D CAREY LIVESTOCK BOWLING Buyers of All ' ' ALLEY ' A Kind of Livestock Arlls J. Oricins Phone 26 Corey, Ohio BHSHETBHLL Carey High School takes this oppor- tunity to express its thanks to Coach Wentling for the successful grid season he has brought us this year. 4 COACH WENTLI NG HOSAFROS Cv WENNER Veterinarians Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND A FRIEND Eugene Newell John DeAmici5 Frank Heck Junior Junior Sophomore Guard Forward Guard E A R L B U R S 0 N ' District Agent, Quipable Insurance Co. of Iowa - D 0 N E L S O N ' S R E S T A U R A N T Life Insurance - Annuities X Bill Dennison Stanley Pieronunzio Robert Donelson Donald Wedge Freshman Junior Sophomore Sophomore Center Guard Forword Forward BllSEBl1ll Baseball in Carey High School has come back to life and the credit goes to Coach Wentling and his 1944 team. They won 10 games and lost 1. After winning their first 7 games, they entered the district tournament at Old Fort. They won 3 games there and brought back the Northwestern Ohio Championship Trophy. They then journeyed to Columbus and played in the State Class B baseball tournament and were defeated in the first round of play. Carey's 1945 squad will strive to- again give you a winning team. Johnny De Amicis, Catcher, Ugiele Newell, Pitcher, the Keystone Kids, Dal Bland and Frankie Heck, Bob Donelson, 3rd baseman, and Stan Peiranunzio as fielder are back from the 1944 squad. I-in 7' R Son E GW: Sr ' ug Ori! . ,Second Rene Neiizlfleranunzio J Oword ow: M 1 ohh D Snoberg r, Wenrl. eA,m.Cis er. Ing fcoo h , Frank H c y eck ' Owen ' Dall . Court Qs Bla Od nd R ' HQ I oberp rold Sfrahrry W Donel- ' illiqm Dofso . nl i 1 Joyce Put nom, Bernie e Joyce Sny e KeXXer, F-nncbehe Ny , Borbcro MuXXhoXond. der, McribeX Nye, Rlto Reinhort Mary O . rlohs J , on . Sf pu rnom I A I 6' he Ho epf ' 44 0,7 ho o,,oh S I sa -QW.. ' xi QNX f x ggi? g xx Q SWAN 3 i war g. . H x Q Q' ,2-Sw? . Q S 2. . :xxx H, Q! Y Y kij,3gi,35.l-ikzflwff- is xii?iffifsfxsglmigfil 'Wi-i ff ' f ' MM' . N - A .1 : T ' -Q Mlgxw ig, me Y .. QM X . -'N i - . sm Mx' , f f . X w-'-3-,W .. Z - . ' , '- as kfgg VK, x fy W-A-....... f , Nw .XQEZQ 4' 'PX 3f.wSi Q ' V i 4 .,5,xQ- x I X 3 i 1 I S 5 i SEPTEMBER 3-Played a victorious night game at Arlington. The 5-First day of school. Registration. Confusion. 6-New teachers have quite a time learning our names. 7-Pupils get rooms confused. 8-The boys' bashfulness isn't bothering the girls. Leap year, you know! l l- Boy shows athletic ability. Result-splintered floor. i2- Boy displays bald spot on noggin'. I3-L'Jane doesn't seem to have lost any of her energy on her patients the past summer. I4-Everyone looking forward to the football game on pig-iron. I5-Pandora football game. Our loss. I8-Mrs. Laird speaks in chapel on opening of Teen Can- teen.. Yippee! A i9-Miss Smith has tea with Sidney Hilman., 20-Class elections. Zi-Who's that giggling? It must be Shirley. 22-Carey clashes with Mt. Gilead in a 23-O decision for Carey. 25-Jr. High boys sing in chapel, or was it a solo by Clayton? 26-The newest of epidemics has struck our school-knit- ting. 27-G.R. initiation starts. Glamour temporarily disappears. 28-Seniors elect Annual staff. 29-Did Mr. Pikor experiment with a new hair oil? OCTOBER 2-Eighth grade pupils sing in chapel. 3-Mr. Marchion talks to Seniors about class pictures. 4-Mr. Wentling survives his little accident and is right back on the job today. 5-Knitting fever spreads. 6-Carey bows to Ada in football game played at Ada. 9-Jacoby sports a new sweater. Flashy???? lO-Seniors are tallying up' their credits. ls l is, or is l ain't goin' to graduate. ?l l-Junior select class rings. Everyone satisfied? l2-Committee starts preparations for radio programs. l3-Carey wins again. N. Baltimore 6. Carey 27. i6-How important is 315 of a second? Hayward Johnson answers this question in a special chapel. Cafeteria also opens. l7-Seniors get the day off and have pictures taken. Neckties or not is the burning question. I8-Get our grade cards. Oh well, the teachers can't expect too much the lst six weeks. I9-Were those town boys really serious when they stayed to hear Mr. Crum's speech. 20-Dance tonight at H.S. This ought to limber us up if racing from the third floor to the bottom floor and back again hasn't already. 23-Elimination contest held in chapel today among four contestants from the public speech department. Some think that Jacoby boy might become a second Daniel Webster. 24-Bible school starts for lower grades. 25-Today we gave our second radio program. Everyone listening? 26-Sad but true. We last to St. Wendelin's today. 27-Teachers meeting and that means no school. How we do regret it!!!! - 30-Mrs. Newhard gives brief talk in chapel about Teen Canteen. 3l-We are reminded in various ways that it is Hallowe'en. Shall we all get on the bandwagon? NOVEMBER l-Bricker stopped in Carey and we all went out to greet him. Who was the traitor that wore that extremely large Roosevelt badge? 2-Two new cheer leaders chosen. Student ,contribute to Community Chest Drive. Varsity is accustoming themselves to night lights in preparation for one week from tonight. 6-Miss Smith's classes held a straw vote and Dewey and Bricker received a large majority. Does this represent the vote of the nation? We shall see. -Seniors visit voting precincts. Also take psychological tests. We wonder if there is any connection. -Miss Smith looks tired. Was she up all night listening to the voting returns? Sorry, Miss Smith. -Election returns still the major topic in Am. Problems. -Annually we share our enthusiasm in this great event. Upper beat but, boys, you played a wonderful game. -G.R. girls attend Tiffin Convention. Are the Hi-Y boys really as bad as that song says they are? -The boys wonder what all the whispering is about, but they'll find out come Sadie Hawkins Day. -Martha Wenner is announcer on today's radio broad- cast. Also SHE visits Mr. Wentling. -Our praise goes to Mr. Wentling and the Student Council for the purchase of the phonograph and loud speaking system. -Hunting season opens and few boys are to be seen in school. Sadie Hawkins Dance at night. Yipe! Was that really Gene Jacoby??? -Seventh grade pupils sing in chapel. -Bud U. backs up his belief that the uneducated and unbalanced people are allowed to vote with this question, Who else put Roosevelt in? -We all regret that Mr. Toms is leaving us to take his place along with Uncle Sam's other nephews. -Today is Thanksgiving and we are thankful that there is no school. -We receive a much desired and deserved rest. -Our first pay chapel finds Charles de Harrack and Rose L'ee musically entertaining us. -lt still puzzles us whether Bud U. really meant what he wrote or was only kidding in his autobiography. -High School sees Health Show. -Athletic Association banqueted the i944 football squad. Nice speech, Lewie! DECEMBER ' V I-Mr. M. and silent sisters hold little tete-a-tete. Silent? -Chapel with no extra features. Annual staff meeting-great things are in the offing. -Another successful broadcast. -Jr. Class Play matinee. Another vigorous inspiring band rally. You're doing fine Bud. -Successful presentation of Plane Crazy by the Jr. Class. Carl Michael, you'd make a good Eddie Cantor. -lsn't the snow beautiful. -Weather conditions prevent having school today. -We thank Old Man Winter for these two days of vacation. N i4-Mr. Mullholland absent today. Now boys, you shouldn't take advantage of the fact. I5-Played Clyde in basketball. Sorry, we laist. l8-There's always a brief chapel on Monday. -New theatre opens by giving a matinee performance to all school pupils. -G.R. girls have potluck dinnlr. , -Home Ec. girls give style Snow. G.R. gives religious chapel. Everything crowded into this last day before vacation begins. Painters start work in auditorium. A Christmas present from the Board of Education. -A Merry Cheristmas and A Happy New- Year. JANUARY -Christmas vocation has ended but school did not resume because ogdrifted roads. -No change and we are still unable to have school. -Old Man Winter really means it this time. -So ends another week without going to school. 5 CIILEIIDHR 8-Snow again and we all rise early and listen to Station WFIN. 9-More snow and more drifted roads. l0-Charlie announces no school today in Carey. l l-No school. l2-No school. l5-School resumes but is dismissed early because roads are beginning to drift again. I6-Here we are back in the same old rut. l 7--No school. I8-No school. I9-And as if you hadn't guessed, again no school. 22-School resumes again but will it last??? 23-Mr. Sutphen, our new music teacher, arrived today. 24-It didn't last. No school today. Z5-No school. 26-Still no school, and everyone agrees this is the worst winter we have had for a long time. 29-Stayed at school only l hour today. 30-School buses pla the roles of bull dozers y - . 31-Superintendent and School Board has to shovel out, - Bus l. FEBRUARY l-It's odd but true, we're getting anxious to get back to school. 2-Basketball game with N. Baltimore. Carey loses. 5-Are we going to have another week of vacation? ' 6-No school today but Institute is held in evening. 7-A whole day of school. lt nearly wore us out. Vanlue game tonight. 8-Krebsie poses for picture in principal's chair. 9-Went home again at noon because weather was looking bad. I2-High School sees Boy Scout film. l3-Mr. Driver attends meeting at B. G. Senior Valentine Party tonight. I4-G.R.'s have Secret Sisters. More fun. I5-Male voices are heard singing, Marzy Doats. I6-Some of the students write their opinion on compulsory military training in the essay contest sponsored by the American Legion. i9-We welcome Mrs. Harper back after her long absence. 20-A big day for the Juniors. They get their rings. SHE return, returns. 21 Barbara Orians is today's master of ceremonies on the Broadcast. 22-George had a birthday. 23-Slumber Party last night. G. R.'s early risers. 26-Annual Staff is working hard. Miss Harrer officially announces the death of her gold fish. 27-Trouble, headaches, and the editor of the annual calls for an ice pack. 28-No leap year. Dorothy T. sheds her tears. MARCH . l-Juniors still aren't over the thrill of wearing their class rings. 2-Earl B. patrols the halls. S-Earl B. threatens to call in Hobart. 6-Why is Joyce Snyder so busy in 8th period study hall? 7-Chapel. Frye the Magician. 8-Who is Fred W.'s latest in Upper? 9-Was that thunder, blast, or l.E.? l2-Six weeks tests are over. I3-Anita J. thinks there is only one kind of filing-finger- nails. I4-Broadcast. ' l5-We return grade cards and without regret. I6-Tony arrives on time. Honestly??? l9-Did Miss Harrer take sleeping tablets again? 20-Dolly walks home alone. Richard wosn't to school. 2l-Broadcast. 22-What happened? Study Hall was quiet for two rninutes. 23-Mary R. is really dieting. She is just using Lent as an EXCUSG. -Jack Ramon brings snakes to entertain us in chapel. -The Calendar Editors slipped up on this day. -Broadcast. -Looking forward to tomorrow. -Easter Vacation. APRIL 2-School today. Some thought it was yesterday. 3-Whose green Ford was seen at what Sr. girl's house on East North Street. Big romance in the making?? 4-Broadcast. 5-A. Johnson sleeps in class again. lt is spring fever this time? 6-Mr. M. finds Krebsie's company very intellectual. 9-Don't lose your school spirit yet, Virginia, we still have May to go. lO-Claren Lee has his monthly date. l l-Broadcast. l2-Miss Harrer reports Stanley on time. l3-Miss Harrer corrects her error. lt wasn't Stanley. l6-Lovely day-for ducks. I7-What's this? Ferdinand STILL eating colored eggs? l 8-Broadcast. I9-Calendar editors are slowly going frantic trying to prophesy the future. 20-Mary R. Holds daily social hour with Sophomore boy in 2nd period Study Hall. 23-Tut! Tut! Helen, who was that tall, handsome, boy you winked at just now? -Fred S.-Which is it, Joyce or Mabel??? MAY -Broadcast. -Beautiful view from front windows-cloudburst cleaned them. -Someone wants to know if this is a calendar or a gossip column. -The end and the beginning is now in sight for the Seniors. -Pete and RePete, don't you ever get tired of swimming? -Broadcast. -Correction: Pete died last February. -Sr. Class Play. -We want to know to which twin sister Lloyd Hill is giving his attention. 8-Ferdinand says he has stopped going to Upper, but don't you believe it, Red. 9-Broadcast today. lO-All excited, Jr.-Sr. Banquet tonight. l I-Everyone sleepy. l4-Floyd D. is still showing effects of Thursday night. l5--Why doesn't Dorothy make up her mind over Ray or Fred. l 6-Broadcast. -Feuds are not a thing of the past. We still have them. -Rosie R. visits Bowling Green. What's the attraction? Zi-Seniors practice marching. The masculine population is sadly lacking. 22-Flowers decorate the teachers' desks. 23-Last broadcast 24-The Seniors are still going to school without their week of vocation. -Senior farewell chapel. Oh dear, why couldn't this be the last day of school. -Everyone study hard now. -Semester Exams. -Did we flunk them? -COMMENCEMENT. Au revoir, everyone. 'A ELEANOR BAKIES LOUISE JACOBS F.H.A.--1,2 Chorus-1,2 ROSEMARY BAKIES Glee Club-l ,2,3,4, Latin Club-l ,2 ARDYTH BYERS Chorus-l ,2,3 Class Play--3 Latin Club--l,2 French Club-3,4 Annual Staff-Editor-4 Girl Reserves-3,4 Girl Reserves President-4 Scholarship Tests-l ,3 Student Council-4 RICHARD BLAND Hi-Y-2,3,4 Band-l ,2,3,4 Chorus-2 Class Play-3 Annual Staff-4 Candy Manager-3 Declamation Contest- LEWIS BUCKINGHAM Football--l ,2,3,4 Basketball-l ,2,3,4 Class President-l,2 Student Council-4 novo umm Band-2,3,4 F.F.A.-1 ,2,3 VIRGINIA ELCHERT Chorus-l ,Z Girl Reserve-3,4 F.H.A.-I ,2,3,4 JULIA FABIANI Chorus-l ,2 F.H.A.--l ,2,3,4 BETTY GATCHELL Chorus-l,2 Latin Club-l,2 Girl Reserves-3,4 DAVID HAFERD F.F.A.-l ,2,3 Scholarship Tests-l LLOYD HILL Chorus-2,4 Band-l,2,3,4 Latin Club-1,2 Hi-Y-3,4 Scholarship Test-2 General Merit-3 Football-2,3,4 Class President-4 DONNA JEAN HUNTER Chorus--2,3,4 Latin Club-l F.H.A.-2 4 Chorus-l ,2,3 Girl Reservzw-3,4 F.H.A.-l ,2,3,4 General Merit-l SHIRLEY JACOBS Chorus-l ,2,3,4 Latin Club-l,2 French Club-3,4 French Club Pres.-4 Student Council-3,4 Sec.-Treas. Student Council-4 Girl Reserves-3,4 General Merit-3 ANITA JOHNSON Chorus-I ,2,3,4 Class Play-3 Declamation Contest- Latin Club-l ,2 Girl Reserve-3,4 GENE JACOBY Latin Club-l ,2 Hi-Y-2,3,4 Hi-Y-Vice Pres.-3 Hi-Y4Pres.-4 Class Play-3 Scholarship Test-2 General Merit-2,3 Football-2,3,4 Basketball-I ,2,3,4 Boys' State-3 Class President--3 .- 4 Declamation Contest-4 BARBARA JOHNSON Chorus-l ,2,3,4 Band-l,2,3,4 Class Play-3 Latin Club-l,2 French Club-3,4 Girl Reserves--3,4 General Merit-l ,3 Class Sec.-Treas.-4 Band Pres.-3,4 DONALD KREBS Band-l,2,3,4 Band Vice Pres.--4 Loran Club-l ,z Hi-Y-2,3,4 Sec.-Hi-Y-4 Football-2,3,4 Class Vice Pres.-4 Boys' State-3 Class Play-3 Annual Staff-4 DONALD KARCHER F.F.A.-l ,2,3 Class Vice Pres.--l ,2,3 Footbal I-4 Annual Staff-4 HELEN KROFFT Chorus-l F.H.A.--I ,2 G.A.A.-2 Girl Reserves-3,4 CLAREN LEE Annual Staff+4 ELEANOR LORASH Latin Club-l,2 French Club-3,4 Girl Reserves-3,4 DARRELL Lowsnv F.F.A.-1,2,3 JACQUELYNN MAPES Chorus-l ,2,4 Band-l ,2,3,4 Latin Club-l ,2 Girl Reserves-3,4 Scholarship Tests-2,3 BIUGRHPHIES ROSEMARY ROOK Chorus-l ,2,3,4 Latin Club-l,2 Latin Club Sec.-I French Club-3,4 Class Play 3 Girl Reserves-3,4 Girl Reserves Sec.-4 Scholarship Test-l ,2,3 General Merit-3 Class Sec.-Treas.-3 News-Reporter-3,4 ZELLA SALYER Chorus-1,2 Latin Club-1,2 Scholarship Test-l Declamation Contest--4 DOROTHY THOMAS MARY LOUISE MYERS F.H.A.-l ,2,3 BARBARA ORIANS Chorus-l ,2,3,4 Latin Club-l,2 Girl Reserves-3,4 Scholarship Test-l ,3 General Merit-3 Candy Manager-3 Annual Staff-4 MARY ORIANS Chorus-l,2 Latin Club-2 Girl Reserves-3,4 Cheerleader--2,3,4 Annual Staff-3,4 MARTHA ORIANS Chorus-l,2 Latin Club--2 Girl Reserves-3,4 Cheerleader--2,3,4 Annual Staff--4 WILLIS PUTNAM F.F.A.-l ,2,3 MARY REINHART Chorus-l ,2,3 Latin Club-l ,2 Class Sec.-Treas.-2 Girl Reserves-3,4 ARLENE RICKLE Chorus-l ,3,4 Latin Club-l,2 French Club-3,4 Class Play-3 Scholarship Test-l ,2 General Merit-3 ARLENE ROBISON Chorus-l ,2,3,4 F.H.A.-1,2 Girl Reserve-3,4 Latin Club-1,2 Girl Reserves-3,4 Scholarship Test-l,2,3 General Merit-3 Annual Staff--4 Office Girl--4 L'JANE TWINNING Chorus-I ,3,4 Latin Club-l,2 French Club-3,4 General Merit-3 Girl Reserves-3,4 Student Council-l ,2,3,4 Student Council Pres.-4 EUGENE ULRICH Football-l ,2,3,4 Basketball-l ,2,3 Band-l,2,3,4 Latin Club-l ,2 General Merit-l,2,3 Scholarship Test-I ,2,3 Hi-Y-2,3,4 Hi-Y Treas.-4 Student Council-l ,2,3,4 Chorus-2,3,4 Class Play-3 MARTHA WENNER Chorus-I ,2,3,4 Band-l,2,3,4 Latin Club-l,2 Girl Reserves-3,4 Girl Reserves Treas.--4 FERDINAND WILLIAMS Band-l,2,3,4 Football Manager-l Hi-Y-3,4 Annual Staff-4 FREDERICK WILLIAMS Band-I ,2,3,4 13 chorus-2 Hi-Y-2,3,4 Football Manager-l Annual Staff-4 RAYMOND WEAVER F.F.A.-l ,2,s 60 W L.A.A.ti2L2.'LtAi..J..:.2 ?.L.x..1i.x1 1.1.52 .Lh:1.1.a..i1.A. 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