Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

Persis Newhard, Editor-in-Chief Tom Gibbins, Business Manager fon M or f We, the Seniors of 1950, present in this Caryatid the history of our final year at Carey High School. It is a portrayal of the activities that are a part of everyone's school life. May many happy memories be brought to those who turn the pages of this annual in the years to come. 2 3 For his many services to the school as Principal, as an advisor to the Hi-Y and the annual staffs during the past years, and as a teacher, the members of the Class of 1950 respectfully dedicate this edition of the Caryatid to Mr. Mulholland. 4 it. i i.xisrit. i rio I VW FACULTY Superintendent George Hartman Klimrit Of Education H. Bowman. R. Gottfried. H. Hosafros. F. Davis. Pres., D. Frazier. V. Pres., J. Steen, Clerk Miss Grieser, J. Jenkins. E. Jacob, J. Windau M. Pipes. C. Tucker, H. Fox OFFICE STAFF JANITORS THE PEOPLE'S BANK CO. Carey. Ohio General Banking Time and Saving Department Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Capital $40,000 Surplus $130,000 Undivided Profits and Reserve $60,000 Miss Marian Shook Mrs. Grace Baker Mr. Eugene Mulholland Mr. Harry Klotz Mr. Charles Schwemley Miss Ellen Lyden Mrs. Ruby Criger Mr. Ralph Sampson Compliments of CAREY HANDLE AND LUMBER CO. Miss Lucia Grieser Mrs. Josephine Newhard Mr. Mearl Atkins Miss Helen Smith Mr. Lewis Hawk Mrs. Dorothy East Miss Thelma Clagett Compliments of GRAY MOTOR SALES Chrysler and Plymouth Carey. Ohio Vice President Clarence Hoepf President Shirley Hughes Secretary-T reasurer Marcella Phillips Out Of Our Oust As members of the Class of 1950, we started the year by electing officers to lead us through our final year. We chose Shirley Hughes as president, Clarence Hoepf as vice president, and Marcella Phillips as secretary-treasurer. Miss Smith and Miss Clagett served as class sponsors. We Seniors selected Out of Our Past Into Our Future as our guiding motto, green and white as our class colors, and the gardenia as our flower. One of the big events for us was the presentation of Lucky Penny during our Junior year. Judy Dible and Melvin Shreiner had starring roles. For our Senior play, the class decided to give the three-act play The Old School Spirit . The big event in sports was the Upper In o Our Future Sandusky-Carey football game which ended with a score of 19 to 12 in Carey's favor. All the Senior sportsmen should go out with a feeling of great accomplishment. Near the close of our Junior year, we gave, as a tribute to the Class of '49, a successful banquet following the Southern Colonial theme. Now, as Seniors, we are looking forward eagerly to the banquet to be given in our honor in the spring. Time is passing quickly now, and soon we will be hearing the familiar strains of Where, Oh Where , and we will be on our own in the wide, wide world . Four happy years will be in the past, but we, the Class of 1950, will carry with us into the future many fond memories, as well as the knowledge which we have gained. Compliments of NEWHARD STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Carey, Ohio 1 5 Your School Photographer Dick Reinhart Bud Hamm Eddie Jacob Richard Doran Virgil Kirian J. F. DIBLE CO. Frigidaire and Maytag Sales and Service Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Carey, Ohio Harold Coffman Betty Sizemore Charles Allison Pauline Worst Janet Kromer CAREY SNACK BAR Borden's Ice Cream 111 E. Findlay St., Carey, Ohio Come in for a light snack and dancing— you'll enjoy it. Jeanne Allen Ruth Droll Patricia Williams Judy Dible Gene Schubert Elizabeth Romig 18 CAREY LOAN CO. and GEORGE REMLINGER Harold Nye Glenna Moser Robert Wedge Richard McCleary SNYDER LUMBER COMPANY The Place to Buy When You Want to Buy Building Materials, Coal and Paint 1 9 Carey and Vanlue Kay Hall lames Welly THE CAREY TIMES Commercial Printing Your Home Newspaper Joyce Jenkins Janice Tong Carl Tucker Leonard Longanecker Robert Billock Norma Strahm Dave Myers. Marilyn Schlachter, John Windau. Leah Orians. Barbara Hunter. Jayne Mangett At ha si! Juniors Here we are at last — Juniors! It doesn't seem possible that we have reached the three-quarter mark in our high school years. At our first class meeting we elected Marilyn Schlachter as president of our Junior Class of seventy-three students. David Myers was elected vice-president, Jayne Mangett treasurer, Barbara Hunter secretary, and Leah Orians and John Windau, our hard working concession managers. We thank our sponsors, Mrs. East, Miss Shook, and Mr. Klotz, for their wonderful help and guidance throughout the year. We had a successful Junior Class Play The More the Merrier , thanks to Miss Thelma Clagett. We also had quite a number of boys doing their part on the football and basketball teams. We've worked hard to give the Class of 1950 a prom they'll long remember. Our wish is that we will be able to follow in their footsteps when we become Seniors at Carey High School. HARRY C. BRISTOLL Funeral Home Ambulance Service Carey. Ohio Phone 151 23 Marvin Nash. Margaret O'Flaherty. Barbara Eddie Dotson. Patsy Ritter, John Sammet, Marilyn Dible. Gene Eingle Schmuck Clayton Twining. Wilma Cole. Shirley Huff, Roger Kemerely Eugene Lanker. James Hagerman. Bill Munday, Barbara Fox. Eleanor Decker, Mary Rothgeb. Stanley Hunter Bonnie Knowlton BLUE FURNITURE COMPANY For Quality Furniture Always Welcome — Always Courteous 24 R. E. Blue. Prop. C. H. S.. 29 Upper Sandusky Phone 50 Mary Shultz. Lou May, Lois McKernan, Patty Courtad Ruby Troiano. Ellen Atkins, Jackie Johnson, Frances Presler John Wedge, Jim Hall, Paul England. David Yingling, Jim Brown David Smith, Ronnie Van Buren, James Gatchell, Kenneth Wenner, George Schwemley Jerry Gam, Cleo Pahl, Jimmy Orians. Henry Collet Compliments of CAREY MOTOR SERVICE Buick Sales and Service BERNARD FURNITURE STORE Funiture and Floor Coverings Lane Hope Chests Joe Jacob, Leonard Bakies. Pete Fox, Dick Noon. Garland Coffman Nial Krupp, June Hill, Marianne LaRoche, Frank Karcher, Pat Updegraff Jerry Hunter, Jess Bland, Louis Summerell, Jim Traxler, Norman Heck. Bill Bayes, Don Turnbell. James Bakies, Ross Briggs. Owen Sally Jaster, Laurell Dible. Ruth Niederkohr. Feme Adelsperger. Ashbaugh. Faye Adelsperger. 26 CREEGER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales-Service Carey, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Phone 236 Phone 927 PAUL'S HOME SHOP Floor Covering Draperies S Yarns 128 S. Vance Carey Phone 189 T. Atkins. S. Mapes. B. Niederkohr. F. Emerine, J. Welsh. R. Davis, G. Putnam. N. Powell, G. Gunther, C. Koons, C. Roszman. B. Kear. C. Shane, H. Fabers. D. Bakies, J. Callahan, R. Treece, F. Piera-cini, J. Houston. B. Postle, R. Baker. D. Droll, B. Green, M. Higgins. H. Walter, G. Snyder, E. Beagle. A. Dible, J. Troiano, M. Lessig, J. Sizemore. G. Derr. C. Tucker. HARRY'S DRUG STORE In Business for Your Health Carey. Ohio Compliments of CAREY IMPLEMENT STORE 29 H. Albus. D. Maenle. C. Phillips. M. Collet. J. Ritter. L. Hesson. F. Kloepfer, R. Hall. H. Boyce. L. Patterson. J. Courtad W. Hewett D. Niederkohr, B. Schlack, N. Turnbell, R. Simonis, G. Jacobs, E. Schmitz, R. Jacob J. Keckler, B. Bentz, J. Allison, H. Coffman. L. L. Vogel. D. Tanner, D. Wickiser, H. Hill, M. Lowmaster. E. Puckett Hablitzel, M. Gibson, B. Caudill 30 Compliments of CAREY THEATRE AND CAREY SWEET SHOP THE SODA GRILL The place to meet your friends B. J. Jacob JI XiOli MMMGH jjw FIRST ROW: I. McKinnon. J. Plolt, M. Lee, L. McDaniel. E. Mott, J. Long SECOND ROW: J. Patterson. A. Putnam, L. Orians. J. Myers, F. Ogg, M. McKernan THIRD ROW: E. Plott. D. Nye. O. Phipps. P. May. N. McLarkey. D. Oglesbee JV FIRST ROW: R. Arend. D. Billock, N. Bauer, M. Billock. B. Boyce SECOND ROW: D. Cole, M. Brown. M. Briggs, C. Cole, J. Brown, R. Bland THIRD ROW: V. Clouse. M. Claude. G. Cole, B. Cole. J. Coldiron. C. Buckland Compliments of PORCELAIN PRODUCTS. INC. Carey. Findlay. Parkersburg, W. Va. Compliments ot DONELSON'S PACKING CO. 33 TV FIRST ROW: C. Shultz. B. Stone, E. Stroub, E. Sherman, E. Schlachter SECOND ROW: J. Walter, P. Stombaugh. B. Ritter. A. Worst. D. Wilson. P. Vaughn THIRD ROW: P. Wonder. S. Williams, D. Williams. E. Tackett. J. Ward, J. Troiano FIRST ROW: L. Collet, A. High. O. Higgins, D. Jacques. E. Gardner SECOND ROW: N. England, R. Higginbotham, P. Dennison. B. Hunter, J. Gibson THIRD ROW: E. Hoepf. D. Hale. F. Feck. C. Fox. G. Elchert RITTER'S RADIO SERVICE Home S Auto Radios — Record Changers 34 C. L. Ritter W8SHQ 131 Newhard St. Phone 1842 SCHECK'S SUPER MARKET A Little Out of the Way but Worth It FIRST ROW: J. Ales, S. Dill. L. Gardner, H. Bristoll. J. Keckler. A. Gibson, S. Plott SECOND ROW: G. Roberts. H. Plott, G. Myers. M. Mitsch, Y. Bleam, C. Watson, D. Donelson, B. Allison THIRD ROW: D. Cole, L. Callahan. C. Gault. M. Knowlton. C. Sherman. I. Billock. R. Snook. R. Emmons E G FIRST ROW: D. Hill. M. Needles. S. Wedge, C. Hall. B. Rothgeb. M. Plott. L. Gomel SECOND ROW: D. Walter, D. Tucker, S. Keller, D. Dible, G. Phillips, B. Thornton, C. Meek THIRD ROW: B. Rook. J. Romig. R. Crisp. T. Purnell. R. Bohlen, D. Johnson Compliments of EVERGREENS RESTAURANT INC. Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of THE CAREY CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Phone 1219-9402 Carey. Ohio 35 E V E JV T H FIRST ROW: B. Stock, P. Kurtz, P. Ogg. C. Walter, R. McCarley, N. J. Ritter, M. Moyer, V. Ashbaugh, M. L. Ritter, S. Gibson, B. Plott SECOND ROW: B. Jacques, A. McCarley, M. Webb. F. Young, L. Tackett, C. Baldrich, E. Dible, J. Dotson, M. L. Turnbell, D. Plott. S. Wedge THIRD ROW: H. Sopher, E. Grubel, R. Heilman. E. Conley, D. Caudill. H. Coppler, R. Phillips, J. Webb, J. Thornton, J. Walter, R. Corron FIRST ROW: J. Turnbell, E Garland. S. Bayes. D. Cramer. M. Vaughn. D. Musqrave. S. Gunther, S. Smith, A. Tewell. B. Zender, D. Nye SECOND ROW: A. Beagle, R. Billock, R. White, R. Dennison, L. Crawford, D. Dyer, J. Dick, J. Twining. D. Hall, E. Wenner, R. Black THIRD ROW: R. Plott, T. Dromgold, W. Caudill. J. Draper. C. Sizemore, D. Musgrave, R. Ward, B. Schmitz. J. Davis. N. Kloepfer, V. Caudill lone 12 Compliments of ZUMBACH JEWELERS HOWARD CLEANERS 109 S. Vance St. Carey, Ohio Phone 174 Carey, Ohio Hamilton, Elgin and Bulova Watches BOWMAN ELECTRIC Electric Appliances Electric Wiring and Repair Work ACTIVITIES Tom Gibbins, Business Manager Mr. Mulholland, Advisor Percy Newhard, Editor-in-Chief Mr. Wentling, Advisor Dick McCleary, Snapshot Editor Janice Tong, Snapshot Editor Carl Tucker, Joke Editor Bob Wedge, Sports Editor Judy Dible, Calender Kay Hall, Activity Editor Carol Nye, Calender Elizabeth Romig. Ass t. Activity Editor Ad Solicitors Harold Nye Jean Allen Leonard Longanecker Joyce Jenkins A JV JV u A L S T A F F Compliments of FETTER'S 5, 10. 25. 50 to S1.00 STORE Carey, Ohio Compliments of H. K. VAN BUREN. M. D. Compliments of NEW CENTER RECREATION Carey. Ohio 39 c it FIRST ROW: G. Gunther, M. Lee, P. Williams, A. Dible. SECOND ROW: B. Hunter, S. Mapes, S. Keller, R. Black, H. Albus, J. Gatchell. THIRD ROW: V. Van Buren, M. Collet. A. Beagle, J. Walter, D. DeVene, O. Phipps. FOURTH ROW: P. Vaughn. J. Dible. C. Tucker. D. Walter, C Tucker. T. Gibbins, E. Mott. E The 1949 edition of the Carey High School Blue Devil Band, with its snappy marching and playing, lived up to and surpassed the spectators' expectations. For the fifth consecutive year under the direction of Mr. Lewis Hawk, the band has gained steadily in size and improved in showmanship. With the closing of the football season, the marching band was transformed into a good concert organization. Three programs were highlights in the energetic concert season: the annual Christmas concert, a joint concert with the 30-piece orchestra, and the spring concert. 3wajorvt t cs C. Nye, S. Wright. S. Walters. WARD MARATHON SERVICE Washing—Simonizing—Lubrication 4Q Tires—Tubes—Accessories Phone 3 — Carey, Ohio Compliments of HABLITZEL BARBER SHOP 217 E. Findlay St. Carey, Ohio Compliments of EAST SIDE MARKET Phone 323 — Carey, Ohio FIRST ROW: R. Doran. J. Myers. L. McDaniel. L. Dible. SECOND ROW: F. Adelsperger. J. Romig. J. Huston, J. Patterson, P. Wonder. F. Adelsperger, M. Shultz. THIRD ROW: D. Tanner, J. Welsh. S. Gunther. G. Derr, G. Schwemley, D. Tucker, Mr. Hawk— Director, G. Putnam. M. Hablitzel. FOURTH ROW: J. Allen, C. Phillips, B. Cole, P. Stombaugh, C. Shane. E. Beagle. R. Davis. R. Van Buren. Mi A JV In April, the band entered the music competition, striving to maintain the record established by the 1949 concert band which received a superior rating in the district and an excellent rating in the state. A number of instrumentalists also gained state-wide recognition in the solo and ensemble contests. Other musical organizations this year were a pep band, a dance band, and a cadet band composed of younger musicians. The officers for the year were: Tom Gibbins...................President Judy Dible ...................Secretary Charles Koons.... Publicity Manager Dale DeVene............Stage Manager J. Hill. B. Rettig. J. Hill. THE PASTIME P. J. Pahl and Son Cigars. Cigarettes and Tobacco 25 E. Findlay St. Carey. Ohio MYERS RED AND WHITE Fancy Groceries and Quality Meats Carey. Ohio Compliments of MAPES COLOR AND MELODY SHOP Paints. Wallpaper, Gifts and Radios A. Dible, A. McCarley, J. Dible, G. Gunther, E. Romig, E. Mott, M. Lee, P. Williams, D. DeVene, J. Myers, T. Gibbins, L. McDaniel, L. Dible. Mr. Hawk—Director, R. Davis. J. Welsh. P. Stombaugh, J. Romig. R. Cole, F. Adelsperger, C. Phillips, F. Adelsperger, P. Wonder, J. Patterson. F. Adelsperger, J. Welsh. F. Adelsperger, P. Wonder, J. Patterson, J. Dible, D. DeVene. T. Gibbins. Mr. Hawk-Director, C. Phillips, P. Stombaugh, R. Cole. ZAHN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. L. N. Zahn T. J. Hilty SHUMAN BROS. GARAGE Complete Automotive Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service McCHESNEY'S GROCERY CREAM STATION Gas - Oil - Fresh Eggs No Parking Meters Closed Thursdays all day Open Sunday till 6:00 p.m. y OFFICERS J. Allen P. Newhard Miss Greiser S. Hughes J. Tong OFFICERS J. Dible K. Hall M. Phillips E. Romig I. Jenkins T E Y-TEENS The Y-Teens, a group of Junior and Senior girls, is a branch of the national Y.W.C.A. This organization stresses the Christian attitude by carrying out the three points of the emblem's triangle—Service, Program, and Social. At the beginning of the year, the girls arranged a series of interesting and worthwhile topics for programs at each bi-monthly meeting. The girls' social calender was filled to the top this year. The tedious, week-long initiation of the new members was embarked upon gleefully by the seniors — received not so gleefully by the juniors (and by the janitors.) The traditional Sadie Hawkins Dance was carried out with great success. The group met with the Hi-Y at Christmas-time for a caroling party. Other major events were the ■rr Mother-Daughter Tea, the Dad-Daughter Date, and Secret Sister Week. At Christmas-time, the girls chose as their part in services, to join the national Y-Teen movement of Chocolate of Christmas , during which all the chocolate the girls could gather was packaged J and sent to children overseas. Then they collected gifts for a needy family. They also presented an impressive Christmas program with the Hi-Y. The last meeting, a farewell for the seniors, £ marked the end of a full and successful year. FIRST ROW: B. Sizemore, N. Strahm, F. Adelsperger. L. May. F. Adelsperger, M. Schlachter, R. Droll SECOND ROW: P. Updegrai, M. Schmuck, M. LaRoche, L. Orians, M. O'Flaherty, E. Decker, B. Hunter. J. Hill THIRD ROW: P. Ritter, R. Niederkohr, S. Wright, B. Dible, J. Mcmgett, S. Huff. W. Cole, M. Shultz Compliments of CYS SUPER MARKET Buy for less Compliments of MATHERN'S BAKERY 4 GROCERY Daily Freshed Baked Goods Phone 356 Compliments of W. H. HOUK SON Corner Hardware 43 OFFICERS Don Risner Tom Gibbins George Schwemley OFFICERS Ronnie Van Buren Mr. Mufholland Richard Doran H Y The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The four planks of the Hi-Y platform are clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. The Carey Hi-Y Club is under the supervision and guidance of Mr. Mulholland. Officers are as follows: President.............Tom Gibbins Vice-President ..George Schwemley Secretary.............Richard Doran Treasurer..........Ronnie Van Buren Sergeant-at-Arms .......Don Risner Last sutnmer George Schwemley and Tom Gibbins attended the Hi-Y training camp. Camp Nelson Dobb, to get new ideas for the club programs. The group plans to end the school year with an Easter program and the annual Father-and-Son Banquet. FIRST ROW: H. Coffman, D. McCleary, L. Longanecker, H. Nye, J. Welly, D. DeVene. SECOND ROW: J. Gatchell, J. Sammet, D. Myers, L. Bakies, J. Hall, D. Smith. P. England, J. Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Hunter, J. Bland. D Yingling, N. Heck, G. Coffman. S. Hunter Compliments of ECONOMY STORE 44 Carey, Ohio McDaniel motor sales Sales CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Service W. North St. Carey Compliments of SHANG'S AUTO SERVICE OFFICERS S. Hughes Miss Shook J. Hill J. Brown OFFICERS E. Beagle M. Phillips R. Droll L. Dible F. News of the Year of F. H. A. The F.H.A. set its program up for the year by following the slogan of the State F.H.A., A Better World Through Happier Homes . Each one of the meetings was planned according to their outline, and dealt with getting along with others, making others happy, being a good leader, and making a better home. In November the group made Layettes for the Red Cross out of flannel. These consisted of gowns, slips, robes, blankets, and kimonos. Later on they made more baby clothes to be sent overseas to a displaced persons camp. At Christmas, the girls decided to help make more children happy, and bought gifts for the children's home in Findlay. The girls in F.H.A. will honor their mothers at the Mother and Daughter Banquet to be given in the Spring. They have also planned several other get-to-gethers with their families. A. FIRST ROW: M. LaRoche, L. Orians, M. Briggs. M. Brown, M. Billock. J. Plott. C. Shultz, E. Stroub, J. Brown, I. McKinnon, P. Dennison. J. Long. A. Putnam, E. Atkins, P. Worst; SECOND ROW: J. Troiano, M. Schlachter. M. McKernan, B. Niederkohr, C. Phillips, J. Shue. B. Boyce. E. Decker. M. Gibson. F. Ogg, A. Wor§t, D. Wilson, K. Cole. J. Kromer. N. Strahm, H. Coffman. B. Bentz; THIRD ROW: J. Courtad, B. Caudill, R. Niederkohr. J. Gibson, N. Bauer, B. Stone. R. Higgenbotham, N. England. E. Schlachter. B. Hunter. J. Sizemore, M. Lessig, L. Patterson. V. Clouse. D. Jacques. Pat Williams Compliments of GIBSON AND THOME FREDERICKS' PFAU'S DAIRY Sohio Service Station Clover Farm Store The Finest of Foods 45 Full Line of Candies J. c. FIRST ROW: B. Elbert, S. Williams, Miss Greiser. D. Davis, C. Buckland, T. Atkins. J. Welsh, A. Dible, E. Mott, J. Myers. L. Orians, D. Tanner, M. Lee, G. Gunther, P. Stombaugh The year was begun with the annual initiation of the Junior Leaguers. It was anticipated eagerly by the Senior Leaguers and not so eagerly by the Junior Leaguers. At the end of the initiation the Junior Leaguers were given their Latin names for the year. A dance was sponsored by the club after a football game. A bake sale and a dance in the spring were other activities of the club. Under the able supervision of Miss Lucia Greiser, the Latin classes had many successful meetings. At one of them, they had a Christmas exchange. The climax of the year was the Roman Banquet. The faculty members were guests and all came dressed in Roman costumes. The menu and program followed Roman tradition. FIRST ROW: J. Walter, J. Sargeant, P. Vaughn, L. McDaniel, O. Higgins, J. Allison SECOND ROW: D. Cole, G. Snyder, N. Powell, B. Kear, C. Roszman, J. Patterson THIRD ROW: E. Gardner, D. Hale, F. Feck, B. Cole, R. Hall, N. McLarkey 46 GEORGE E. JASTER Gamble Store Agency Carey, Ohio Compliments of MAPES' REXALL DRUG STORE Compliments of GIBBINS' RESTAURANT FIRST ROW: Percy Newhard, G. A. Hartman. Elizabeth Romig, Judy Dible SECOND ROW: Kay Hall, Feme Adelsperger, Jeanne Allen, Faye Adelsperger, Sally Jaster THIRD ROW: Ronnie Van Buren, Tom Gibbins CAREY CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Carey Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1947. It has an alumni membership of ten. The purpose of the society is to promote the ideals of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. New members are selected on this basis. The group organized during the first semester and each member received an office: Elizabeth Romig, President; Persis Newhard, Vice-President; and Judy Dible, Secretary-Treasurer. Supt. Hartman is sponsor. At the end of the semester new members were inducted in an impressive ceremony. They are: Seniors — Jeanne Allen, Tom Gibbins, and Kay Hall; Juniors — Faye Adelsperger, Feme Adelsperger, Sally Jaster, and Ronnie Van Buren. Senior members received recognition with a gold seal on their diplomas and gold tassels. 0 c 1 E T Y WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION. INC. Phone S3 Compliments of S. R. BAME PETE’S MEAT MARKET Meats. Fish and Groceries 47 OFFICERS N. Strahm B. Sizemore R. Droll I. Allen OFFICERS Mrs. Baker F. Adelsperger J. Jenkins S. Huff L. McKernan 6. A. A.. With the closing of this year, the G.A.A. completed one of its most successful seasons. As one of the largest organizations in school, it carried on all its activities during the school time. All intramural and interclass games were played during the noon hour. The point system for earning awards, set up last year, was continued with great success this year. The girls could earn points by participation in all G.A.A. activities including the selling of pencils. The sports activities for the year included intramural and class teams in volleyball, basketball, and hitpin. Badminton was introduced with great success for the first time. Two big social events were held. The first was a Christmas Potluck party held in December. The second was a banquet honoring the graduating members. Numerals and letters were awarded to the girls who had earned sufficient points. It was a fitting climax for a wonderful G.A.A. year. FIRST ROW: L. May. J. Kromer. P. Newhard, J. Dible, F. Adelsperger, M. Schlachter, S. Hughes. SECOND ROW: S. Mopes, K. Hall, M. Schmuck. M. LaRoche. L. Orians. M. O’Flaherty. J. Hill. B. Hunter, M. Phillips. THIRD ROW: P. Williams, R. Niederkohr, J. Johnson. S. Wright, B. Dible. W. Cole. M. Collet, M. Schultz. JOHN RISNER 43 Barber and Real Estate Compliments of Carey Lodge No. 1607 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Compliments of GOTTFRIED BROTHERS FIRST ROW: D. Wilson, A. Worst. I. McKinnon, C. Shultz. B. Stone, E. Mott. P. Stombaugh, C. Roszman, D. Jacques SECOND ROW: J. Walter, B. Hunter, J. Long, F. Ogg. P. Dennison, G. Gunther. J. Myers, L. McDaniel. M. Lee. R. Higgenbotham, O. Higgins, J. Gibson. THIRD ROW: C. Tucker, J. Allison, P. Vaughn, G. Snyder, R. Davis. A. Dible, N. Powell, A. High, M. Billock, J. Plott. N. Bauer, N. England intvrcluss v. it. c H A M i S FIRST ROW: J. Johnson. F. Adelsperger, M. Shultz, F. Adel-sperger SECOND ROW: J. Hill. S. Huff. M. LaRoche. M. Schmuck. B. Hunter it. it. t H A 3i i S FIRST ROW: S. Jaster, F. Adelsperger SECOND ROW: M. LaRoche, F. Adelsperger, S. Huff, M. Shultz THIRD ROW: J. Hill. B. Hunter. M. Schmuck. B. Dible RALPH BROOKS Plumbing, Heating, and Pump Repair Carey. Ohio Compliments of R. S. Montague RADIO AND APPLIANCES Ross Johnson Phone 3461 JV u T s H E E E The Nutshell started its third year by reorganizing. Members of the staff were selected on- the basis of interest in newspaper work. Class plays, band concerts, and assembly programs were featured in the column. All regular club meetings and intramural game results were included in the news, as well as scholarship tests and teachers' activities. The sports editor covered the football and basketball games. The staff wishes to express its appreciation to Miss Eloise Thrall for making this weekly column in The Carey Times SITTING: Supt. Hartman, E. Romig, Mrs. East. possible. STANDING: J. Draper, S. Mapes, J. Dible, J. Patterson. J. Hunter. ABSENT: S. Jaster, G. Stahl. J ME K M V A JV M S R. Doran. D. DeVene, T. Gibbins. E. Jacob. L. Longanecker, D. Risner. 50 Compliments of DONELSON'S RESTAURANT SMITH SHOE STORE A. J. Smith Compliments of R. J. MURPHY. M. D. snows HRST ROW: L. Longanecker. B. Hamm, B. Billock, D. Turnbell. J. Hall. D. Yingling, H. Nye. P. England, J. Welly, G. Schwemley. J. Sammet, F. Pieracini, G. Eingle, D. Risner. SECOND ROW: B. Bayes. P. Williams. R. Treece. K. Wenner, D. Myers. L. Summerell, M. Nash. J. Wedge, J. Brown, T. Atkins. J. Callahan, Mr. Hartman THIRD ROW: Coach Atkins, Assistant Coach Schwemley. J. Gatchell, H. Faber, R. Van Buren, L. Bakies, E. Lanker, J. Bakies, B. Cole. D. Nye. R. Bakies, E. Tackett. Mr. Wentling. FOURTH ROW: H. Lanning, C. Fox. F. Kloepfer. B. Simonis. N. Turnbell. D. Neiderkohr. D. Billock Football On August 20 about 40 candidates reported to Coach Mearl Atkins and Assistant Coach Schwemley to start the 1949 football season. The Blue Devils worked under a hot August sun twice a day until the opening day of school. The Preview Game at Findlay found the boys in good shape. Carey started what looked like an undefeated season as they downed Leipsic, North Baltimore, and Marion St. Mary's, but were tripped by a strong Ada eleven. After downing Plymouth, Richwood, and Paulding, the Blue Devils traveled to Marysville for the League Championship game, but bowed to them 28-20. The fighting Carey eleven downed Upper Sandusky 19-12 for the first Blue Devil Victory in seven years. Coach Mearl Atkins Coach Charles Schwemley Compliments of CAREY STYLE SHOP Ladies' ready-to-wear Hilda Schira Compliments of NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES Carey. Ohio GENE'S WATCH REPAIR Reasonable Prices Guaranteed Work Carey Theater Building Harold Nye — Quarterback One of the best ball-handlers to come out of Carey. Noted for his cool playing. Don Risner — Center — The Blue Devils' only All-Ohio. Was elected Mid-State center for the second year. N N. 1L James Welly — Guard — Won a berth on the Mid-State League team for second time for his hard blocks and tackles. Bob Billock — Guard — Played heads-up ball at all times. Bob's hard hitting brought him second team Mid-State Honors. Leanord Longanecker — End Won Mid-State League Honors for the second year for his outstanding tackles and hard blocks. Bud Hamm — Center — Heaviest man on the team. Noted for his hard hitting. Bud played his first year of varsity ball. James Hall Fullback — High scorer for the year. Received first team Mid-State Honors. Compliments of GOFF FUNERAL HOME Compliments of CAREY GREENHOUSE Say It With Flowers” Phone 19 Compliments of RUSSELL WICKISER Insurance Agency Phone 9465 Dave Yingling — Halfback — Given second team Mid-State Honors for his nice open-field running. Don Tumbell — Halfback — Played first year on varsity. Developed into a good runner and tackier. V George Schwemley — Received Mid-State League Honors. A fine blocker and equally good on defense. Gene Eingle — End — One of the most improved players on the team. Noted for his fine pass catching. Paul England — Tackle — Fat showed up well on the Blue Devil's forward wall. A rugged blocker and tackier. u E n E V E s Dave Myers — End — A fine defensive man who should fit in the Blue Devils' team next year. John Sammet — Tackle — Mm Mmm. J Played heads-up ball at all times. His rugged tackling brought him a berth on the varsity. J. E. MULLHOLAND Plumbing, Healing, and Appliances 3 E. Findlay St. Phone 58 Compliments of HARRY B. KELLER A Wyandot County Commissioner THE LIGHTHOUSE Electrical Fixtures Supplies BILL'S SHOE REPAIR E Marvin Nash — Fullback — A good open field runner. A lot will be expected from him next year. Bill Bayes — End — Willie , a wide awake player, should really go next year. Vs -ex w mi S John Wedge — Guard — Was always in there fighting. Should show his real ability next year. D E V i JL S Tom Atkins — Center — Tom is a rugged player. Has two more years to show his ability. Ronald Treece — Guard — A hard hitting player who has two more years to show his ability. I Jim Brown — Tackle — A hard charging tackle who could hold his own. Has another year for C.H.S. I , ■ Louis Summerell — Tackle Louie was always doing his share. Should help the team a lot next year. Kenny Wenner — End — First year to receive a letter. Expected to be a regular next season. Floyd Pieracini Halfback — A speedy broken-field runner. Should do a lot in his next two years. LANNING MOTOR SALES Ford Sales Service Phone 222 Carey, Ohio Compliments of JENOT AND KITZLER Plumbing. Heating Supplies Compliments of JOHN L. WELSH CAREY COOPERATIVE FOOD LOCKERS. INC. Carey, Ohio Compliments of TURNER'S GARAGE Complete Wrecker Service Compliments of CAL'S MARKET 6, BARBER SHOP FIRST ROW: J. Wedge, P. England, L. Longanecker, J. Hall. B. Wedge. T. Atkins. SECOND ROW: D. Yingling. G. Schwemley, F. Pieracini. L. Orians, D. Smith. P. Williams. Coach Mearl Atkins The 1949-50 basketball team had a poor season as far as scoring was concerned, but this was not a true indication of the Blue Devils' ability as the team turned in some fine performances. The boys lost eleven games before making a comeback and winning from Ada and Clyde. Dropping their three final games, the Blue Devils journeyed to Fremont for the protest tournament. In a hard-fought game, the Carey team triumphed over a strong Fostoria St. Wendelin five. The semi-finals saw the defeat of the Blue Devils and the end of Carey's basketball season. 58 Compliments of DR. E. V. McKEE. D.D.S. Compliments of HARRY HOSAFROS Compliments of DR. L. E. TREECE. D.D.S. V D. Risner — Senior, Forward — Although injured most of the season, John was second in scoring and made Mid-State Honorable Mention. B. Wedge —Senior, Guard— Curly was an outstanding floor man who was able to set up plays with good ball handling. L. Longanecker Senior, Center — Len was great around the back- board and always a consistent scorer. He led the Blue Devils' scoring machine. A it S i T Y Compliments of HECK'S DAIRY Compliments of SILVERSTEIN AUTO PARTS CAREY RECREATION BOWLING ALLEY Compliments of Glenn Walborn V A n s M T I Jim Hall — Junior, Center — Charlie was a very rugged player around the backboard. He could always be depended on to do his part. Paul England- -Junior, Forward —Paul was always in there fighting, did a very nice job on defense and could always be depended upon for points. Dave Yingling —Junior, Guard —Dave was a very aggressive player. One hand push shots were his specialty. Dave Smith—Junior, Forward— Playing his first year on the varsity, Dave did a great job on both offense and defense. Compliments of NEUMEISTER'S BAKERY Home of Eat More Bread Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of ARTZ BROS. STORE Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of JOHN H. NEATE Sales Service Upper Sandusky. Ohio FIRST ROW: H. Walter, D. Myers. R. Van Buren, G. Schwemley, J. Wedge, J. Brown, G. Eingle. T. Atkins SECOND ROW: D. Wickiser, H. Nye. D. Nye, F. Kloepfer, L. Orians, B. Ritter, B. Cole, P. Williams, B. Bayes zARfr FIRST ROW: D. Johnson. D. Dible. L. Callahan. M. Knowlton. S. Plott, B. Rook. D. Cole SECOND ROW: L. Gamel. G. Myers. D. Snook, B. Bohlen, C. Gault, J. Billock. H. Plott. G. Roberts R E S E R V E S J R. H G H Compliments of DAILY CHIEF UNION Upper Sandusky. Ohio THE CHIEF DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Upper Sandusky, Ohio 'Always in the Market For Milk and Cream ' Compliments of EVERGREENS RESTAURANT INC. Upper Sandusky. Ohio FIRST ROW: Dave Yingling, George Schwemley, Paul England. Leonard Longanecker SECOND ROW: Ronnie Treece. Harlow Walter, Tom Atkins. Leonard Bakies. Ronnie Van Buren lack Callahan A T Mi E E T t MM O A Mi MM H. Bowman, C. Wentling. G. Hartman. M. Atkins, C. Schwemley Compliments of SCHMIDT MACHINE CO. W. F. SIMON1S W. D. Schmidt Sons Used Cars Phone 696-W-2 Upper Sandusky Phone 32 Compliments of BILL'S REFRIGERATION 53 Dick Williams. Owen Ashbaugh, Ronnie Treece. Jack Twining. Bobby Wedge, Owen Ashbaugh. We They Blufiton 38 61 69 Mt. Gilead Salem 52 We They 48 67 Fremont St. Jo Arcadia 7 0 26 64 McCutchensville 45 46 Leipsic . 77 0 Marion St. Marys 28 51 North Baltimore . 26 6 Marysville 20 79 St. Marys . 33 13 Salem 46 71 Ada . 6 27 Richwood 49 50 Plymouth . 32 0 Mt. Gilead 60 80 Richwood ...' . 19 0 Marysville 27 33 Paulding , 20 7 Ada 39 28 Clyde 44 39 Marysville 20 28 Sulphur Springs 33 44 Upper Sandusky 19 12 Upper Sandusky 34 79 Marion St. Marys 30 64 Tourney Fostoria St. Wendelin 40 35 Norwalk St. Paul 35 58 WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE 64 Carl Krout Phone 331] Compliments of THE PEIRCE DAIRY CO. Pasteurized Milk and Cream Compliments of A FRIEND € it E E n Barbara Dible Joyce Gibson Barbara Stone Norma Strahm Nancy Bauer E CAREY LIVE STOCK Buyer of All Kinds of Slock Arlis Orians Phone 26 — Carey. Ohio Compliments of P. D. Cook HERFF-IONES CO. Rings. Pins. Invitations from The JPast SEPTEMBER 6 -School opens. Bui only one-half day, to get us back in the old swing. 7—Gee Whiz! A whole day today. These seats are awfully hard. 8 Mrs. Newhard. you don't need that paddle yet! 9 Assembly introducing Mr. Wentling, who assumes new dignity as principal. Carey vs. Arcadia in Preview game. We won. 10 -Teadly walks on crutches today. 12—School starts and Virgil starts his annual winter nap. 13 Wonder what Sally is so happy ab.out today. Could it be something about majorettes? 15—Melvin seems to like High Street these days. 16 -Our first game and what a score—77 to 0. Keep up the good work. boys. Band marched at County Fair. 19—Could Mr. Hawk know why band kids are counting to 8 in their sleep. 20 Senior pictures taken this week—smile pretty! 21—Ronnie Treece is just like a sailor—has a girl in every port. 23—We played North Baltimore tonight. Another victory. 26—Carol, be sure you pin up your hair after this. You have to suit your fellow majorettes, you know. 27 Senior proofs today no. Joe, it's not your fault. They look natural. 28 Y-Teen and F.H.A. initiation week, and our school looks like a circus. 29— Judy we know you are having fun on your vacation, but you had better come back. 30— Carey vs. Marion St. Mary's tonight. Golly, we won, too. Jan and Jon were a little excited, but Babs is used to it. OCTOBER 3— Y-Teen initiation tonight. How did the fish worms feel squirming in your hands? 4— Glenna T. turned up with a sparkler today. Is she to be the next victim of marriage? 5— The girls look natural again since initiation is over—they have even combed their hair. 6— What are you trying to do Don? Beat Marvin's time. 7— Carey is up against Ada tonight. Our first defeat. Everybody blue. 10 Ann, Tommy. Rosy and Bobby look sleepy today. Where were you all last night? 11 Mr. Wentling, you'd better be more careful the next time. (Miss Grieser caught you spelling tonsillitis wrong.) 12— Carl really fell hard for Phyllis. His motorcycle got smashed, too. 13— Joyce doesn't need an alarm clock these days. She has Brooks and his motorcycle to wake her up in the morning. 14 -What six senior girls were beat up by three little boys. 15 -Those same girls are sick again today. They got sidetracked in Bucyrus at the local bakery. Band marched at Findlay college. Did you have fun, Carol? 17— Clear view from the window today—it rained and washed them on the outside. 18— Why Mrs. Baker, why are you knitting baby garments? 19— Miss Clagett had better be careful who she picks up over in Tiffin. He may run off with her. 20 Leonard says, Fishing and swimming are just fine in Port Clinton. 21 Carey-Richwood game tonight. Dad's night. We won, too. 24 Mr. Wentling had to swing the paddle today on about 8 or 9 freshmen boys. 25— Who are the boys that have to be in at 7 o'clock? Could it be for pushing over corn shocks? 26— Pauline, make up your mind. It is Jim or Donnie? 27— Paulding game tonight and everyone froze. We won. 28 Teachers' meeting and no school. You teachers don't have to cry just because you're lonely for us. 29 Our band marched at Halloween parade. No one needed false faces. 31 Band marched at Fostoria Halloween Parade. NOVEMBER 1—Gosh! Is Mr. Schwemley ever happy about his smart business class. 2 Today the rivals on the bulletin board really stirred-up the kids. Wonder who did it? 3 Dave ate too many cream puffs last night. Jayne will have to doctor him back to health. 4— Carey-Marysville game. (Blues stay away from me.) 5— The football boys shouldn't feel badly today. They really played hard the last half of the game. 6— Paul E. and Lawrence V. please stop fighting in Miss Clagett's study hall. 5th period. 7— Home Economic girls give Board of Education a fish fry. Boy! Did school smell fishy! 8 Mickey seems to be Sis's mail man. 9—Berb is wearing a mysterious scarf around her neck today. 10— Big Carey-Upper game. We won!!!! Believe us, we'll never complain again. What more could we ask than to win a game in the last 58 seconds? Big party afterwards. 11— Everybody home recuperating after the big party. 14 Is there going to be hair pulling over Jim Hall? First Annual staff meeting today. 15—Hunting day comes in and school lets out. Whoopee!! Junior Class has dress rehearsal today. 16 Mr. Schwemley's cold is improving—that shower he got after Carey-Upper game didn't agree. 17— Junior class play matinee. Juniors take holiday. 18— Junior Class Play is big success. Now you kids can start going to class again. 19 What do you think of Bud and Don's new hair style. Kinda cute. Huh! 21 —Today is Clayton's kissing day. Guest speaker at Y-teens tonight. 22— Sadie Hawkins Dance. Laurell was Daisy Mae and Gene Lanker, Lil' Abner. How did you like Mr. Schwemley? 23— The Junior Class is having a class meeting—they called it themselves! 24 No school today. 25 Everyone sick from big dinner day before. Senior girls had a shower. 28 Who could Mrs. Baker mean when she said, Some one was kissing in the hall. 29— Everyone had nightmares tonite. we get grade cards tomorrow. 30— Grade cards today—or should we call it flag day. No. we're not mad. Miss Clagett. DECEMBER 1— Excuse us fellow students, but if we would have dated steady when we were in Junior High, Oh brother! (This younger generation!) 2 First Basketball game. The cheerleaders really are peppy, but the boys aren't. 5 Blue Monday—agd another Gov't. Test. 6— Junior Class Party. 7— The 7th period Gov't, class gets it easy—6th period Gov't, wears Miss Clagett out. 8— The 7th Grade Party. 9— Played Salem tonight. One guess who won! It was an exciting game though. 12— This week is going to be a busy one. Everyone practicing for the Christmas programs. 13— June and Peanut have some scratches today for some reason. 14 Miss Smith stands under the Mistletoe with Jim Hall. G.A.A. has Christmas party. 15— Speech program at Teachers' Club. Practice for Hi Y, Y-Teen Christmas program. Annual Staff meeting. 16— Played Fremont tonite. Our cheerleaders seemed to be fewer in number. 18— Hi-Y. Y-Teen Christmas program. 19— Y-Teens, Hi-Y, and F.H.A. go Christmas carolling. 20— Is Harold C. any relation to Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer? 21— Senior Class Party. The 15 faithful have fun. 22— Carey Band gives annual winter concert. 23 Speech Class gave a Christmas program. Vacation starts. 28—Mr. Wentling visited some Seniors over vacation. What for? JANUARY 2— One more visiting day left. What happened to D. Myers last week of vacation. 3— Back to school again, and what an economics test! 4— Orders for the annual being taken this week. Compliments of THE NATIONAL LIME STONE CO. 67 5— Betty Jean and Pauline are flashing sparklers from Christmas. 6— Group pictures for Annual are being taken today. In other words, no classes for the seniors. 9— Another blue Monday. 10 We lost to Salem again, but Don also lost blood. 11— Ruth comes to school decked out in orange and black. 12— Charles Allison apparently approves of the new freshman student. 13— Everyone is carrying a rabbit foot today — Friday the thirteenth! 16—Jeanne furnishes John W. with paper again in American Lit. 17 My what a large number of sick girls there are in the 7th period every day. 18— Janet seems to be awfully interested in Upper these days. 19— County F.H.A. program and meeting. Laurell and Miss Lyden have a race to see who can eat the most. 23— Hi-Y and Y-Teens have joint meeting. Mr. Wentling was guest speaker. 24— Ada game here—'Ray for us (finally). 25— Clarence H. is quite the speech student these days. All eyes are on him since his performance in the Christmas play. 26— Mr. Wentling can't figure out what we do up town every night. Don't squeal, anyone. 27— Initiation into Honor Society today. Don't trip Lizzie. 30— We are proud of our Junior High Basketball team. They won the cup! 31— Ruth F. and Paul G. decided to go steady—until February. FEBRUARY 1— Since when has Pat R. become such a great pianist? 2— Dave and Percy have their daily visit at her locker. 3— Don't feel so blue Pat. He'll be back from the hills. 4— Senior Scholarship tests at Upper. 5— Y-Teens had guest speaker. Student teachers start this week— it isn't fair. 7 Played Upper. Oh. well, we beat them in football. We don't care. 8— Miss Clagett has written a new constitution for Government classes. 9— Laurell really fell for someone today. Almost broke her arm. Tom G. made a good doctor. 10— Had a pep meeting today. Lots of school spirit. Played Marion St. Marys. 11— F.H.A. Dance. EvaDelle goes with Ronny Treece. Poor Richard! 12— Poor Richard dates another girl. 13— Rained all day and the girls' hair is beautiful. 14— Beat St. Wendelin in the tournament. Starting Secret Sister week, and Jeanne is lucky enough to get candy. 15— Harry. Bob and Len get a new set of eyes. (Glasses.) 16— Joyce. Janice and Judy seemed to have a good time in American Lit. that is until they were moved. You girls will just have to learn not to eat candy in school. 17— Got beat in tournament by St. Paul. Sophomore play. Tom Atkins barely made it. 18— Band Mothers Dance but Dads danced too. 20— Last day for Secret Sisters. Everyone surprised? Mrs. East guest speaker at Y-Teens. 21— Tom and Dick, tumblers here today. Len helps. 22 Invitations being ordered this week. Everyone had a good time at the dance last night. Sleepy eyes this morning. 23—No School but Annual staff at 9:00. Farmers Institute. 25—Barbara has a good time with Juddy's car. 27— We like the free movies in the afternoon. 28— No school to-day but annual staff, as usual. MARCH 1— Jeanne A. you'd better make up your mind. Is it Bob or Vince? 2— Spring fever must have had an early effect on Bob (Curley). 6— Faye parts her hair on the side, and confuses the general public. 7— Everyone notices Pat Williams' cute sweaters. 8— Bib and Charlotte are going to miss each other next year. 9— Dale D. likes to spend quiet evenings close to the school house. 10—What's new with Richard and Shirley? 11 Senior girls have mad slumber party at Newhard Asylum. 5:30 is pretty late, isn't it girls? 13— Ruth Frey had a slumber party not so many days ago— but the girls are stilj not recuperated from it. 14— The gym is waxed so Tom Gibbins is different and falls flat on his face in the hall. 15— Paul Griffin loves to argue, doesn't he, Miss Clagett? 16 Dad-Daughter Date brings out many proud daughters. 17— Band Concert. 18— 1 wish Kay would make up Dick's mind—the suspense is killing us. 20— We like your car. Jesse, but please tape the windows in. 21— First baseball game. 22— Be a little more careful about these auto accidents, Sarah. 23— Bud Hamm goes steady with two different girls. 24— Shirley and Norman would look funny without each other. 27— The 7th period Gov't, was suddenly vacated today. Mr. Schwemley, you mean thing. 28— Eddie, what is this? You aren't going to get married—ever? We will remember that. 29— Jim Brown likes Carey girls better than Upper girls these days. 30— Boy. Harold, that new letter sweater sure looks snazzy with your peroxide hair. 31— By the way. the sun seems to be shining awfully bright these days. Either that or someone let the peroxide spill. APRIL 3— Marcella whizzes by us in the Buick. 4— Dick R. tries to keep up with his new Chevy. 5— Mrs. Baker wishes Marlene and Lizzie would quit chewing the rag in gym study hall. 6— Gene Schubert seems to hit it off pretty good in American Lit. these days. 7— Norma experiments with a mud pack. 10— Bob Watson always manages to get a 70 in Gov't. 11— Wilma and Bob D. are getting to the place where they are lost without each other. 12— College Day. 13— Big Sophomore party—that makes about the 15th this year. 14— Jeanne, Joyce. Kay. Percy had a Canasta-Slumber Party —no chickens this time. 17 —Wonder what happened to the old fashioned hayrides? 18— John S.. you'd better be careful—Howard is bigger than you! 19— What has the Snack Bar got that the canteens never had? 20— No one studies any more—everyone's playing Canasta. 21— Senior Class Play. 24— All the girls are starting to put on big smiles for prom bids. 25— George Schwemley bums up the roads between Carey and Bucyrus. 26 Sally Jaster, rings are made for fingers. 27— We feel sorry for Pat Updegraf—she only sees Ralph 8 times a month. 28— Gee! Dave Smith we are going to miss you next year. Don't forget to visit us. MAY 1— Biology class visits city dumps. 2— Seniors are getting those familiar old Pomp and Circumstance Blues. 3 In case you're interested the class flower is gardenia and the motto is Out of our past and into our future.” 4— Did Harold and Sally have a fight? 5— Band Concert. 6— Final District Scholarship tests. 6—The big prom take it easy kids. 8— These warm days Tom G. spends all his time at Upper airport (and money too!!!) 9— Mary Frances, we hope your pony gets better. 10—We seniors are getting to like old Carey High better and better every day. 11 J. C. Whitaker Assembly. 12—Senior vacation. Are we missed? i 4—Baccalaureate. 15— Senior farewell assembly. 16— During the absence of the seniors the juniors assume new dignity. — 18 -Commencement and our farewell to Carey High. 68 Senior itiotjrupities JEANNE ALLEN Band 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Hitpin Head 4 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L. 1.2 News Reporter 1 Secretary 2 Y-Teens 3,4 Secretary 4 Honor Society 4 Annual Staff 4 Prince of Peace 3 Junior Assembly Speech Activities 3 Bowling Green Scholarship Team 1.2.3 Senior Scholarship Team Perfect Attendance 1 CHARLES ALLISON ROBERT BILLOCK Football 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Speech Activities 3 HAROLD COFFMAN Football 3 Hi-Y 3.4 DALE DeVENE Band 3.4 Band Manager 3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Swing Band 3.4 Pep Band 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1.3 District Music Contest 3,4 Track 1 Junior Kiwanian 4 JUDY DIBLE Band 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3.4 Orchestra 1.2,3,4 Swing Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 1.2,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L 1.2 President 2 Y-Teens 3,4 Triangle Point 3 Pianist 4 Honor Society 3.4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Nutshell Staff 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Junior Class Play Prince of Peace 3 Junior Assembly Speech Activities 3 Girls' State 3 Bowling Green Scholarship Team 2 D.A.R. Test 4 Senior Scholarship Team District Music Contest 2,3,4 State Music Contest 3 Junior Class President American Legion Essay Medal 3 RICHARD DORAN Band 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3 Swing Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3.4 Intramurals 1,2 J.C.L. 1.2 Vice President 1 Hi-Y 3.4 Chaplain 3 Secretary 4 Junior Class Play Prince of Peace 4 Junior Assembly Speech Activities 4 1 ab Assistant 4 D strict Music Contest 1.2.3,4 State Music Contest 3 Track 1 Junior Kiwanian RUTH DROLL Intramurals 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Basketball Head 4 Y-Teens 3,4 J.C.L. 1 Treasurer 1 F. H.A. 2.3.4 Treasurer 4 Perfect Attendance Award 1,2 Class Treasurer 2 Cafeteria Cashier 2.3 RUTH FREY TOM GIBBINS Band 1,2,3,4 President 4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Swing Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4 Junior Kiwanian 4 Hi-Y 3.4 Vice President 3 President 4 Honor Society 4 Annual Staff Business Manager Bowling Green Scholarship Team 1,3 General Science Award 1 Senior Scholarship Team Class Vice President 2 KAY HALL Band 1,2,3 Intramurals 1.2,3,4 G. A.A. 1.2.3.4 Secretary 2,3 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L. 1.2 President 1 Y-Teens 3.4 Triangle Point 3,4 Honor Society 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Junior Class Play Bowling Green Scholarship Team 1.3 Senior Scholarship Team BUD HAMM Football 1,4 Basketball 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 SARAH HIGH G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 1,2.3 CLARENCE HOEPF Basketball 1 Intramurals 2,3,4 Junior Class Play Class Secretary 2 Senior Class Vice President Speech Activities 4 SHIRLEY HUGHES Intramurals 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 J.C.L. 1 Y-Teens 3.4 Vice President 4 F. H.A. 2.3.4 County President 2 President 4 Junior Assembly Bowling Green Scholarship Team 1,2 Home Economics Award 2 Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class President Cafeteria Cashier 2.3 EDDIE JACOB Junior Kiwanian 4 J.C.L. 1 Office Staff 4 Junior Class Play Junior Assembly Speech Activities 3 Boys' State 3 JOYCE JENKINS Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 G. A.A. 1.2.3.4 Volleyball Head 4 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L. 1.2 Y-Teens 3.4 Songleader 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 4 Junior Class Play Prince of Peace 3 Junior Assembly Speech Activities 3 Bowling Green Scholarship Team 1 PAUL GRIFFIN Speech Activities 3 VIRGIL KIRIAN JANET KROMER Intramurals 1.2.3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance Award 2.3 LEONARD LONGANECKER Football 1.2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Annual Staff 4 American Legion Essay Medal 3 Junior Kiwanian 4 69 St niwr Hiittj ruph ies DICK McCLEARY Football 4 Hi-Y 3.4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Class Play Speech Activities 4 Boys' State 3 Bowling Green Scholarship Team 2 GLENNA MOSER G.A.A. 1 F. H.A. 1.2.3 PERSIS NEWHARD Band 1.2 Intramurals 1.2.3.4 G. A.A. 1,2.3,4 Social Chairman 3 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L. 1.2 Y-Teens 3.4 President 4 Honor Society 3.4 Vice President 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Editor-in-Chief 4 Junior Class Play Prince of Peace 3 Junior Assembly Speech Activities 3 Bowling Green Scholarship 1,2.3 D.A.R. Test 4 Senior Scholarship Team Perfect Attendance Award 2.3 CAROL NYE Band 2.3,4 Majorette 2.3.4 Intramurals 1.2 G.A.A. 1,2 Y-Teens 3,4 F. H.A. 1 Annual Staff 4 Junior Class Play Speech Activities 4 Class Vice President 1 HAROLD NYE Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.4 Hi-Y 3.4 Annual Staff 4 Speech Activities 4 Class President 1.2 MARCELLA PHILLIPS Intramurals 4 G. A.A. 1.4 Y-Teens 3.4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 4 Junior Class Play Home Economics Award 1 Perfect Attendance Award 3 Junior Class Candy Manager Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer RICHARD REINHART DONALD RISNER Junior Kiwanian 4 Football' 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 Intramurals 1.2 J.C.L. 1 Hi-Y 3.4 Junior Class Play Boys' State 3 Perfect Attendance Award 3 Junior Class Vice President MARLENE RISNER ELIZABETH ROMIG Orchestra 1.2.3.4 Intramurals 3.4 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L. 1,2 Secretary 1 Y-Teens 3.4 Triangle Point 4 Honor Society 3.4 President 4 Nutshell Staff 2,3.4 Editor 4 Annual Staff 3.4 Junior Class Play Prince of Peace 3 Junior Assembly 3 Speech Activities 3 Bowling Green Scholarship Team 1.2.3 Latin Award 1,2 English Award 1.2 Algebra Award 1 Biology Award 2 World History Award 2 D.A.R. Test 4 Senior Scholarship Team MELVIN SCHREINER Intramurals 1.2,3,4 Junior Class Play EUGENE SCHUBERT Intramurals 1.2.3,4 Junior Class Candy Manager BETTY SIZEMORE Intramurals 1.2.3.4 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Y-Teens 3.4 Office Staff 2.3 Junior Class Play Speech Activities 4 NORMA STRAHM Intramurals 1.2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3.4 President 4 Cheerleader 2.3.4 Nutshell Staff 3 Junior Class Play Perfect Attendance Award 2 Class Treasurer 2 JANICE TONG Intramurals 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1.2,3 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L. 1.2 Vice President 2 Y-Teens 3,4 Triangle Point 3 Treasurer 4 Annual Staff CARL TUCKER Band 3.4 Pep Band 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Annual Staff 4 RICHARD VAUGHN Speech Activities 3 ROBERT WATSON ROBERT WEDGE Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3.4 Football Manager 4 Hi-Y 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Speech Activities 3 Track- 1 JAMES WELLY Football 1.2.3.4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 J.C.L. 3 Hi-Y 3.4 PATRICIA WILLIAMS Intramurals 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens 4 F. H.A. 1,2,3.4 PAULINE WORST Intramurals 3 G. A.A. 1.2 Y-Teens 3 F. H.A. 1,2,3,4 SALLY WRIGHT Band 2,3,4 Majorette 2,3,4 Head Majorette 4 Intramurals 1.2,3,4 G. A.A. 1,2,3.4 Public Speaking Club 2 J.C.L. 1.2 Treasurer 2 Y-Teens 3,4 Speech Activities 4 Lusi ft ill Anti Ifsiuntvut WE, THE SENiOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY OF CAREY HIGH SCHOOL, being of sane mind and sound body, having desired a more perfect union in this, our school, do bequeath the following testaments: leanne Allen leaves her height to Marianne LaRoche. Charles Allison just leaves and feels thankful. Bob Billock leaves that left side of the line to Paul England. Harold Bobo Coffman leaves his mighty 34 lizzy to brother Jack. Dale DeVene leaves his bass horn and motor scooter to Milford Hablitzel. Judy Dible wills her forgetfulness to Marilyn Schlachter. Richard Doran leaves his Don Juan techniques to John Windau. Ruth Droll wills her secret cake recipes to Judy Hill. Ruth Frey leaves her mystery books to Mike Junior Twining. Tom Gibbins wills his dimples to Dave Yingling. Paul Griffin leaves his muscles and his mustache to Joe Jacobs. Kay Hall leaves her yams to Leah Orians, P. S. knitting yarns that is. Bud Hamm leaves his high jumps on the trampoline to Lawrence Vogel. Sarah High wills her stubbornness to Mary Schultz. Clarence Abe Hoepf leaves his spray gun and his Four Roses to Ed Dotson. Shirley Hughes leaves her low voice and whistle and I'll be there attitude to Norman Heck. Eddie Jacob wills his sparkling personality and corny jokes to Louie The Duch Summerell. Joyce Jenkins passes on her jitter bug dancing to Mickey O'Flaherty. Virgil Kirian donates an innerspring mattress to Pete Fox and we quote V.K.'s last words, Oh, my achin' back! Janet Kromer wills those Upper Sandusky charms to anyone who will accept them. Leonard Longanecker wills his Lake Erie fishing license to Stanley Hunter. Dick McCleary leaves his fiery red hair to Ellen Atkins and his 12 inch pipe to Roger Kemerley. Glenna Moser leaves her shy remarks to Kenny Wenner. Persis Newhard leaves her spiked tooth man traps to Wilma Cole. Carol Nye leaves her acting ability in a bathing suit to Patty Ritter. Harold Old Man Nye feels proud to leave all his boxing knowledge to Don Turn-bell. Marcella Phillips wills her driver's license to Wiennie Eingle which doesn't include the Buick. Dick Reinhart wills his height and stubbornness to Jim Hagerman. Donald Honest John Risner leaves his trip to the Rose Bowl to Jesse Bland. Marlene Risner leaves her quiet as a mouse ways to Sally Jaster. Elizabeth Lizzie Romig wills her violin to Ann Dible. Melvin Schriener leaves all rights to Tiffin to Jerry Gam and his false teeth to Barbara Dible. Gene Schubert leaves his giggles to Barbara Hunter. Betty Sizemore wills her diamond to Frances Presler. Norma Strahm wills her cheering ability to Joyce Gibson. Janice Tong leaves her bored look and brown eyes to Jayne Mangett. Carl Tucker leaves his 3.2% and speedy transportation to Marvin Nash. Sally Wright wills her head majorette position to little Barbara Rettig. Pauline Worst wills her love for the Navy to Jackie Johnson. Pat Williams wills her Bell Telephone truck to Marilyn Schmuck—just the truck. James Pop Welly leaves his booties and diapers to whoever needs them. Bobby Wedge leaves the enchanted evenings after the Upper game to John Wedge and Jimmy Brown. Robert Watson leaves his bushy eye brows to John L. Lewis. Richard Vaughn leaves his twin vision to Faye and Feme. In testimony whereof, we have here unto subscribed our name and affixed our official seal on the 18th day of May, 1950. Acknowledge the signing of same to be a voluntary act and deed. Signed, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 A MJ T O G Mi A M MM S : m'% fippaW ■ MI I ■ • :.’.r ;i,. fj V JL‘ % • 2 • ■ - ‘« r c ' • � ' 1 ____t Z-'A as ■=$£ v« •rft------ S� iS§ '’t; v -. - :.• % Hf' . . •«. R a.. -Ss ■- ■ v Sr i? � -“V • I