Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

1952 CARYATID First Row, left to right—Ann Dible, George Jacobs, Tom Atkins, Glenda Snyder, Rose Marie Davis. Second Row—Jack Callahan, Charlotte Tucker, Josephine Troiano, Betty Niederkohr, June Sizemore. Third Row—Mr. Wcntling, Floyd Pieracini, Harold Faber, Bill Whitenack, Sue Mapes, John Welsh, Larry Vogel. Published by The Senior Class and Caryatid Staff of Carey High School Editor TOM ATKINS Business Manager GLENDA SNYDER Foreword We the graduating class of 1952 publish this 28th volume of the Caryatid with the sincere hope that it will be of great value to you in recalling your high school career. In a short time we will all go our separate ways, but with the aid of this book we hope to recall four of the most pleasant years of our life when we were together in Carey High School. We hope that the pages of this book will afford many pleasant hours in the years to come. . . the Class of ’52.. Table of Contents 4 Dedication ..................... 7 Administration ................. Faculty ........................ Seniors ......................... Juniors ........................ 23 Sophomores ..................... 29 Junior High .................... 33 Activities ..................... 39 Sports ......................... 53 Calendar ....................... 66 2 CAREY HIGH SCHOOL Farewell, then. It is finished. I forgo With this all right in you, even that of tears. If I have spoken harshly, it will show How much I loved you. With you disappears A glory, a romance of many years. What you may be hence forth I will not know. The phantom of your presence on my fears Is impotent at length for weal or woe. Your past, your present, all alike must fade In a new land of dreams where love is not. We say then, farewell. The choice is made And we shall live to see the past forgot, If not forgiven. See, I came to curse, Yet stay to bless. I know not which is worse. —W. S. Blunt. . . DEDICATION We, the class of 1952, have made this dedication in an effort to show in a small way the appreciation we feel for the many things in which Miss Clagett has helped us during our four years at Carey High School. With her help we have had many enjoyable programs at Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and especially her help with our Junior Class Play. A helping hand, a word of encouragement, and always the flowers to help brighten her room and the day for us. These things will always be remembered and appreciated. Her radiant personality will be the light which will guide us through the years. With these thoughts in mind, we would like to dedicate ‘The 1952 Caryatid’ to Miss Thelma Clagett. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Harry Bowman, Dr. Harry Hosafros, Forest Davis, Vincent Brown, Russell Gottfried, Jennie Steen. Office Staff Lawrence Vogel, Tom Atkins, June Sizemore, Charlotte Tucker. Cooks Mrs. Hugh Kurtz, Mrs. Alex Stewart. Murray Pipes, Ernest Robinette, Clarence Tucker. Janitors Compliments of BEATRICE FOODS CO. Compliments of ANNUAL STAFF Tiffin Pure Milk Div. A FRIEND Tiffin, Ohio 6 SNYDER LUMBER COMPANY The Place to Buy When You Want to Build Building Materials, Coal, Paint Carey, Vanlue 9 SUPERINTENDENT G. A. Hartman CLERK-SECRETARY Jennie Steen PRINCIPAL C. W. Wentling Miss Thelma Clagett Mr Eugene Mulholland Miss Helen Smith Miss Thelma Hack Mrs. Grace Baker Mr. Mearl Atkins 10 Mr. Lewis Hawk Mrs. Dorothy East Compliments ol CAREY LOAN CO. and George Remlinger Miss Lucia Grieser Mrs. Josephine Newhard Mr. Charles Schwemley Mrs. Ruby Criger Mr. Ralph Sampson Mr. Cecil Stoltz Mr. Harry Koltz Mr. Don Wilson J. F. DIBLE CO. Frigidaire Maytag Sales Service Plumbing, Heating. Sheet Metal Work Carey. Ohio SENIOR CLASS Miss Smith We the Senior Class of 1952 are closing the last chapter of our memories at Carey High School. Chapter I. Freshmen. This was the opening of a new world of initiations, meeting upper classmen and teachers, and acknowledgement of the thrill of recognition. Chapter II. Sophomores. The Sophomore year proved to be a very exciting chapter of our high school experiences. The highlight of that year was the two one-act plays we presented to the student body. Miss Clagett Chapter III. Jolly Juniors. With the help, guidance, and patience of Miss Clagett, we presented our play “The Divine Flora”. Then came the moon lite night of dancing, guitars, soft music and palm trees when we anchored our boat at Hawaii and gave tribute to the Graduating Class of 1951. Chapter IV. We treasure many happy memories in our last Chapter at Carey High School. Now we have the wonderful feeling of being respected, leaving assemblies first, and knowing at last we have fulfilled a childhood dream. Ronnie Treece, President, Franklin Emerine, Vice-President, Lucille Lowmas-ter, Secretary, and Mary Jane Collett, Treasurer, filled the executive offices for the year. We chose the red rose for our flower and red and white for our colors. And our motto, “From a little spark may burst a mighty flame.” Now as we turn the last page of the chapter, we say farewell and thank you to the teachers and friends who have made our four chapters complete. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MMX Mary Jane Collett Lucille Lowmaster Ronald Treece Franklin Emerine Compliments of NEWHARD STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Your School Photographer Carey, Ohio 14 Bob Schlack Norma Powell Fred Kloepfer Helen Coffman Donald Tanner Dolores Maenle Harlow Walter Barbara Elbert Lawrence Vogel Charlene Phillips Harold Faber Compliments of NATIONAL LIME AND STONE Tom Atkins Don Droll Gerald Ritter Glenda Gunther Clair Shane Joyce Keckler Don Wickiser Bob Simonis Harlow Hill Gordon Putnam Betty Lou Niederkohr THE OHIO OIL COMPANY Reliners and Marketers Marathon Gasoline and Motor Oil Charlotte Tucker Earl Schmitz Josephine Troiano John Welsh CAREY SNACK BAR Borden's Ice Cream 111 E. Findlay St. Carey, Ohio ) Clarabelle Roszman Robert Baker Joan Allison Robert Jacob Jack Callahan Floyd Pieracini June Sizemore Gaylord Derr Winfield Hewett t k Ann Dible Judson Huston Rose Marie Davis Hilda Albus Glenda Snyder Sue Mapes Bill Whitenack Milford Hablitzel THE CAREY TIMES Commercial Printing Your Home Newspaper George Jacobs Don Neiderhohr Eva Delle Beagle Richard Hall Marilyn Gibson Compliments of CAREY HANDLE AND LUMBER CO. Class Ring Class Flower (red rose) Roger Matson “FROM A LITTLE SPARK MAY BURST A MIGHTY FLAME”. Luther Hesson JOAN ALLISON English Award 3 Intramurals 2, 3 J.C.L. 1,2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 HILDA ALBUS F.H.A. 1, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, TOM ATKINS Hi-Y 3, 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Class President 2 Class President 3 Honor Society 3 Scholarship Team 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Junior Class Play Office Boy 4 Nutshell Staff 2, 4 Sports Writer 4 Boys State 3 State Play Contest 3 Annual Staff Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 J.C.L. 1, 2 President 1 Jr. Kwanian ROBERT BAKER Hi-Y 4 EVA DELLE BEAGLE Y- Teens 3, 4 Social Service Point 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Historian 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball Head 4 JACK CALLAHAN Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2 Annual Staff Basketball 1, 2 BLANCHE CAUDILL Y-Teens 3 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Majorette 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY JANE COLLETT Y-Teens 4 F.H.A. 1 Band 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 HELEN COFFMAN F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team 3 English Award 3 G. A.A. 1, 2 Librarian 4 SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES JENNIE COURTAD F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSE MARIE DAVIS Y-Teens 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 2, 3 Nutshell Staff 3, 4 Prince of Peace 4 Girls State Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 J.C.L. 1, 2 President 2 District Solo Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 State Solo Ensemble Contest 1 GAYLORD DERR Band 2, 3, 4 ANN DIBLE Y-Teens 3, 4 Program Chairman 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Team 3 History Award 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace 3 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff J.C.L. 1, 2 Treasurer 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 District Solo Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 State Solo Ensemble Contest 3 Librarian 3, 4 DONALD DROLL Class Vice-President 2 BARBARA ELBERT Y-Teens 3, 4 Secretary 4 Scholarship Team 2 Junior Class Play J.C.L. 1, 2 Secretary 2 French Club 3, 4 President 3 Secretary 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 G.A.A. Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 FRANKLIN EMERINE Business Manager 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class Vice-President 4 Scholarship Team 2 Junior Class Play Intramurals 3 J.C.L. 1 Band Narrator 4 HAROLD FABER Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 CAREY LIVE STOCK Buyer of all kinds of stock Arlis Orians GLENDA GUNTHER Y-Teens 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Band 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 J.C.L. 1, 2 Pianist 1, 2 French Club 3 District Solo Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 State Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Special Bandsmen Award Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 5 MILFORD HABL1TZEL Band 2, 3, 4 Swing Band 3, 4 Junior Class Play French Club 1 President 1 Pep Band 3, 4 District Solo Ensemble Contest 3, 4 RICHARD HALL Hi-Y 4 Scholarship Team 2, 3 Football 2, 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys State 3 Football Manager 3 Basketball 3 J.C.L. 1, 2 LUTHER HESSON WINFIELD HEWETT Scholarship Team 1 HARLOW HILL Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 JUDSON HUSTON Hi-Y 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Pep Band 2 Football 2 J.C.L. 1 Treasurer 1 GEORGE JACOBS Class Vice-President 3 J.C.L. 1 State Play Contest 3 ROBERT JACOB Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 J.C.L. 1 JOYCE KECKLER F. H.A. 1 Scholarship Team 2 G. A.A. 1, 2 FRED KLOEPHER Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 J.C.L. 1 Phone 26 Carey, Ohio LUCILLE LOWMASTER F. H.A. 1, 2 Class Secretary 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Language Club 3 DOLORES MAENLE F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 SUE MAPES Band 1, 2 Junior Class Play Class News Reporter 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Nutshell Staff 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Annual Staff G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 J.C.L. 1 ROGER MATSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Track 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 BETTY LOU NIEDERKOHR F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 3 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace 3, 4 Annual Staff G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 State Play Contest 3 Cafeteria Cashier 2, 3, 4 DONALD NIEDERKOHR Football 2 CHARLENE PHILLIPS Y-Teens 3, 4 Treasurer 4 F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Librarian 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 4 Swing Band 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 District Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4 State Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 FLOYD PIERACINI Hi-Y 3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms 4 Class Vice-President Football 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff junior Class Piay Annual Staff Basketball 1, 2 NORMA POWELL Scholarship Team 3 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 J.C.L. 1, 2 French Club 3 Vice-President 3 Librarian 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 GORDON PUTNAM Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 J.C.L. 1 District Solo Ensemble Contest 3, 4 GERALD RITTER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Intramurals 1, 2 Basketball 1 CLARABELLE ROSZMAN Orchestra 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Language Club'3 J.C.L. 1, 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Perfect Attendance 3 ROBERT SCHLACK Football 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 EARL SCHMITZ Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 CLAIR SHANE Hi-Y 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3 J.C.L. 1 Basketball 1 State Play Contest 3 ROBERT SIMONIS Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 JUNE SIZEMORE Y-Teens 3 F. H.A. 1, 2 Class Treasurer 3 Junior Class Play Office Girl 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace 3, 4 Annual Staff G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 State Play Contest GLENDA SNYDER Y-Teens 3, 4 President 4 Class Secretary 2 Class Business Manager 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3 Chemistry Award 3 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace 4 Annual Staff G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 J.C.L. 1; 2 RONNIE TREECE Hi-Y 3, 4 Secretary 4 Band 1, 2 Class President 1 Class President 4 HARRY C. BRISTOLL Funeral Home • Ambulance Service Phone 151 Carey, Ohio Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2 Prince of Peace 4 Basketball Manager 3 Basketball 1, 2 JOSEPHINE TROIANO F. H.A. 1, 2 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace 3 Annual Staff G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 State Speech Contest CHARLOTTE TUCKER Y-Teens 3, 4 Devotional Point 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Nutshell 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 2, 3 Orchestra 2 Junior Class Play Office Girl 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 J.C.L. 1 Vice-President 1 Librarian 4 State Play Contest LAWRENCE VOGEL Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 1 Junior Class Play Intramurals 1, 2 Annual Staff Office Boy 4 HARLOW WALTER Hi-Y 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN WELSH Band 2, 3, 4 Band Manager 3, 4 Scholarship Team 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Swing Band 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Boys State 3 Prince of Peace 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff District Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4 State Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3 J.C.L. 1, 2 WILLIAM WHITENACK Honor Society 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 4 Football 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff Jr. Kwanian DONALD WICKISER Hi-Y 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Swing Band 3, 4 Junior Class Play Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3 Pep Band 1, 2, 4 Basketball 2 J.C.L. 1 .2 Hi {In 911 Ml III ni m in m gmiii!! ! H!!! II H III III 1 Ml Ll Jm m in ft M {ff II III || II LI || s a o i n Eugene Hoepf, Manager; Irene McKinnon, Treasurer; Mary Ann Billock, Manager; Rhyllis Stombaugh, Secretary; Eileen Mott, President; Marlene Lee, Vice-President; Erlene Schlachter, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS We started out in high gear this year and are trying, with difficulty, to live up to the memoirs of the Seniors. The Junior Class Play, “Tattletale,” was presented November 28, under the untiring direction of Miss Clagett. The cast will always remember the big scandal caused by the tattletale. Our treasury was built up by selling refreshments at the football and basketball games with the able assistance of Mrs. East, Miss Hack, Mr. Morris and Mr. Wilson, our class sponsors. We are planning for a successful banquet for the “Grand Old Seniors.” With happy memories of our Junior year we march on! THE PEOPLE S BANK CO. Carey, Ohio Gen. Banking-Time Saving Dept. Member Federal Deposit Service Corp. Capital $40.000—Surplus $130,000 Undivided Profits S Reserve $60,000 Byron Fields, Gerald Elchert, Paul May, Jerry Coldiron, Nelson McLarkley, Darwin Cole. First Row—Joyce Gibson, Nancy England, Nancy Bauer, May Briggs, Jane Walter, Clara Shultz, Francis Ogg. Second Row—Phyllis Vaughn, Patty Denninson. Compliments of U. S. CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Upper Sandusky. Ohio Phone 342 Left to Right—Edgel Tackett, Dean Billock, Barbara Stone, Beverly Hunter, Betty Jackson, Lynn McDaniel, Paul Williams, Bob Cole. First Row—Dick Williams, Carl Fox, Elmer Gardner, Jim Patterson, Ollie Phipps. Second Row—Donald Oglesbee, Jim Ward, Bud Ritter, Hugh Lanning. MAPES REXALL DRUG Your Prescription Specialist Phone 66 Carey. Ohio SCHECK'S MARKET Groceries. Meats. Dry Goods A little out of the way. but less to pay. First Row—Paul Wonder, Charles Buckland, Dwight Nye, Second Row—James Troiano, Jeanine Brown, Joan Sergeant, Joyce Myers, Annette Putnum, Joanne Long, Dorothy Wilson. First Row—Louise Collet, Eileen High, Opal Higgins. Second Row—Mary Brown, Joanne Plott, Barbara Boyce, Virgilia Clouse. PAUL'S HOME SHOP Floor Covering—Draperies Yarns 128 S. Vance—Carey. Ohio Phone 189 28 RITTER'S RADIO SERVICE Home Auto Radios. W8SHQ 131 Newhard St. Phone 1842 C. I. Ritter Anita Simonis, Dick Snook, Harriet Bristol!, John Greer, Barbara Allison Doris Tucker, Doris Walter, Rose-Ellen Simonis, Marie Schreiner, Angela Ruffing Dorothy Priddy, Libby Gardner, Shirley Keller, Virginia Reinhart, Connie Troiano John Billock, Marvin Knowlton, Dwight Orians, Stanley Plott, Dan Dible, Aidan McKinnon. THE UPPER SANDUSKY DAIRY Extends to Each Member Of Class of '52 Its Best Wishes HERFF IONES CO. World's Largest Manufacturers Of Class Rings Indianapolis 7, Indiana Larry Gamble, Delano Hill, Alma Gosche, Diane Donelson, Ruth Ann Fields. Wanda Niederkohr, Anita Gibson, Barbara Riester, June Keckler, Kerry Hall, Barbara Kromer. Joe Collett, Bob Bohlen, Tom Windau, Robert Emmons, Terry Purnell. Sarah Dill, Donna Arend, Agnes Bakies, Yvonne Bleam. BLUE FURNITURE COMPANY For Quality Furniture Always Welcome Compliments of PORCELAIN PRODUCTS. INC. Carey, Findlay. Parkerburq, W. Va. 31 Marcia Needles, Shirley Wedge, Yvonne Simonis, Barbara Rothgeb, Mary Spoon. James Jacoby, Bill Rook, Donald Johnson, Lee Callahan, Carl Meek. Gene Myers, John Romig, Glenn Phillips, Darrel Cole, Grover Stoll. Francis McKernan, Carl Gualt, Bill Thornton, Harold Plott, Vincent Stapley. Compliments of DR. L. E. TREECE, D. D. S. Compliments of DR. E. V. McKEE. D. D. S. Compliments of HOWARD CLEANERS Phone 12 Carey, Ohio 32 Bobby Schmitz, Richard Corron, Jim Draper, Richard Shockey, Dick Dennison. Patsy Kurtz, Mary Triano, Mary Lou Turnbell, Betty Jacques, Sue Gibson, Janet Riester, Mary Vaughn. Bob Maenle, Pete Jacobs, Jack Twining, Bill Welsh, Donald Musgrave. Nathan Kloepfer, Robert Ward, Eugene Conley, Harvey Sopher, Ronnie Hielman. Joan Turnbell, Delores Plott, Bonnie Zender, Carole Walter, Deanna Greer, Sandra Gunther, Dallas Nye, Jerry Webb, Jerry Davis, Gene Wen-ner, Richard Clouse. 34 Compliments of WYANDOT DOLOMITE. INC. Carey, Ohio HARRY'S DRUG STORE In Business for your health Phone 239 Carey, Ohio Second Row—Roxanna McCarley, Barbara Plott, Annabelle Beagle, Phyllis Ogg, Margaret Hucke. First Row—Virginia Ashbaugh, Glenda Smiley, Virginia Albus. Second Row — Susie Krupp, Anna Mae Bakies, Donna Nye, Syble Wedge. First Row—Ann McCarley, Barbara Jacoby, Patty Orians. Second Row — Dorothy Cramer, Shirley Bayes, Belva Stock. Harold Coppler, Carl Sizemore, Dick Billock, Dallas Hall, Raymond Plott. First Row—Bernard Farmer, Tommy Drumgold. Second Row—Richard Phillips, Jack Dotson, Bobby Maenle. First Row—Alfred Hucke, Edward Grubel, John Thornton. Second Row—Marvin Webb, Dean Dyer, Robert White. LANN1NG MOTOR SALES Ford Sales and Service Carey, Ohio STUTZ NEWS 4 GIFTS Greeting Cards — Stationery Norris Candies Magazines and Tobaccos Owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Day EIGHTH GRADE First Row—John Allison, Mary Ann Bayes, Naomi Walter, Ann Higgins, Artis Roy-nan, Sandra Crouse, Hal Turnbell. Second Row—Janet Sizemore, Elaine Dible, Shirley Wisner, Judy Markley, Diane Hotelling, Sandra Hill, Phyllis Beckley, Sarah Sparks, Mr. Mulholland. Third Row—Paul Karg, Edwin Paul, James Fletcher, James Plott, Tommie Altman, James Stock, Roy Roszman, Earl Gualt. First Row—Ben Walter, Jerry McCarley, George Dill, Shirley Young, Connie Hill, Goldie Priddy, Anna Wohlgamuth, Verne Risner. Second Row—Billy Myers, Sandra Bauer, Edith Coldrion, Evelyn Wilson, Peggy Griffin, Ruth Ella Brown, Lorene May, Paul Hunter, Monte Traxler. Third Row—Ronnie Stone, Ronald Peters, Jim McCarley, Jim Cole, Franklin May, Wayne Wentz, Robert Kemerly, Arthur Dyer, David Shaffer, Mr. Stoltz. BERNARD FURNITURE STORES Furniture and Floor Coverings Lane Cedar Chests Carey and Upper Sandusky Compliments of JACKSON'S STORE Carey, Ohio SEVENTH GRADE First Row—Dave Coldiron, Fritz Johnson, Ethel Kloepfer, Velda Cole, Connie Downing, Rose Vaughn, Joan Putnam, Kay Saunders, Linda Treece, Sally Gardner, Larry Dible. Sjecond Row—John Hunter, Shirley Schubert, Carol Snook, Joan Twining, Nancy Plott, Sylvia Musgrave, Loretta Phipps, Sharon Tong, Ann Faber, Bob Ritter, Mr. Sampson. Third Row—Bill Higgenbotham, Richard Mitsch, Tom Newell, Charles Bayes, John Drummond, Dorsey Wilson, Larry Vaughn, Eugene Craft, Bill Baker, Gene Cole. First Row—Raymond Hagerman, Judy Bleam, Patricia Coppler, Nina Rader, Eileen Tewell, Dorothy Sowers, Diana Dunn, Shirley Plott, Jeanne Davis, Carol Barger, Pete Billock. Second Row—Duane Lortz, Betty Feasel, Lucille Thornton, Mignon McChesney, Shirley Vaughn, Margaret Hotelling, Rosalyn Wickiser, Jeannette Myers, Sara Romig, Rosemary McCarley, Mrs. Criger. Third Row—Gary Hablitzel, Jimmy Atkins, Jimmy Buckingham, Pat Calkins, Bob Hunter, Larry Fruth, Dennis White, Claren Baker, Vernon Grubel, Ronnie Lee GEORGE E. JASTER Gamble Store. Agency Carey. Ohio Compliments of CAREY IMPLEMENT STORE 37 HIES Sitting—Barbara Elbert, Tom Atkins, Rose Marie Davis, Charlotte Tucker, Glenda Snyder, Glenda Gunther, Norma Powell. Standing—Joan Sargeant, Eileen Mott, Joyce Myers, John Welsh, Mr. Hartman, Marlene Lee, Jim Patterson, Nancy Bauer. HONOR SOCIETY The Carey Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1947. In its six years of organization the Carey Chapter has an alumni membership of 24. The object of the Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. Requirements for membership are as follows: 2 units of science, 2 units in either mathematics or language, 13 scholarship points per semester per 4 academic subjects or a B average, and a total of 22 service points by the end of the Senior year. Service points are based on extra curricular activities. Election of officers was held at the first meeting and the results were as follows: President, Glenda Snyder; Vice-President, Charlotte Tucker; Secretary, Glenda Gunther; Treasurer, Tom Atkins; News Reporter, Rose Marie Davis. Compliments of R. J. BETTS Village Sanitary System Phone 2465 • Carey, Ohio ZAHN INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. L. N. Zahn T. J. Hilly Compliments of GOFF FUNERAL HOME 41 - tK V- s v• _r. FIRST ROW—Glenda Gunther, Marlene Lee, Virginia Van Buren, Paul Wil- Jackson, Paul Wonder, Jim Patterson, Gaylord Derr. Sandra Gunther, Eileen liams. Lynn McDaniel. Sara Romig, Joan Sargent, Edward Grubel, Ronnie Mott, Ann McCarley, John Welsh. Heilman, Joyce Myers. SECOND ROW—Mary Jane Collet. Beverly Hunter, Shirley Keller. Annabelle FOURTH ROW—Carol Barger, Virginia Albus, Patrick Calkins. Judy Mark- Beagle. Mignon McChesney, Kerry Hall. Carole Walter, Ann Dible, Blanche leY' Donna Nye, Joan Long. Gordon Putman, Miliord Hablitzel. Jack Twin- Caudill. Diana Dunn. Rosalyn Wickiser. Jeanne Davis, Nina Rader. Richard in ?' Dallas Hall. Opal Higgins. Roxanna McCarley. Rose Marie Davis, Phyl- Phillips. John Romig, Donald Tanner. THIRD ROW—Jane Walter. Dianne Hotelling, Artis Roynon. Phyllis Vaughn. STANDING—Charlotte Tucker, Doris Walter. Virginia Reinhart. Annette Put- Elmer Gardner. Rosemary McCarley. Jeanette Myers. Naomi Walter. Richard nam, Gary Hablitzel. Ollie Phipps, Frances Ogg. Donald Wickiser. Director Corron. Shirley Wisner. Richard Shockey. Hilda Albus. Harvey Sopher, Betty Lewis Hawk. Clara Shults. THE Joan Long Doris Walter CAREY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Joyce Myers Jan Hill, Babs Rettig, Jon Hill Blanche Caudill Anna Mae Bakies The 1952 Carey High School Marching Band, consisted of 61 fine musicians from grades 7-12. Under the superb leadership of Mr. Lewis Hawk, the band proved to be the best organization ever to march on the Carey Gridiron. Joyce Myers served as Head Majorette with Barbara “Babs” Rettig and Jan and Jon Hill as mascots. The majorettes were Blanche Caudill, Doris Walter, Joan Long and Anna Mae Bakies. After an excellent display of marching technique throughout the ’51 football season, the marching band was transformed into a 76 piece concert band. HUSTON LUMBER CO. Finish and Native Lumber Phone 3671 • Carey, Ohio Building Materials The concert season was highlighted by the Annual Christmas concert, a Spring Concert, and also a combined concert with the Hopewell-Louden Band which was presented at both Carey and Hopewell-Louden Schools. The officers of our musical organization for this year were: President, Don Tanner; Vice-President, Ann Dible; Secretary, Marlene Lee; News Reporter, Charlotte Tucker; Head Manager, John Welsh; Managers, Ollie Phipps, Jim Paterson, Richard Phillips, John Romig; Librarians, Lynn McDaniel, Charlene Phillips, Eva Delle Beagle. B. A. SHULTZ GARAGE Auto—Tractor—Machinery Repair Ph. 9061 • Route 2 • Carey, Ohio HARMONY SHOP Paint and Wallpaper Full Line of Children's Apparel Phone 93 • Carey, Ohio 43 SWING BAND First Row—Richard Phillips, Sandra Gunther, Don Tanner, John Welsh. Second Row—Glenda Gunther, Milford Hablitzel, Paul Wonder, Jim Patterson, Don Wickiser, Phyllis Stombaugh, Charlene Phillips. Standing—Shirley Keller, Eileen Mott, Mr. Hawk. ORCHESTRA First Row—Eileen Mott, John Welsh, Ronnie Heilman, Edward Grubel, Joan Sar-geant, Lynn McDaniel, Joyce Myers, Rose Marie Davis. Second Row—Ann McCarley, Bill Whitnack, Marlene Lee, Virginia Van Buren, Paul Williams, Beverly Hunter, Shirley Keller, Annabelle Beagle, Sandra Gunther, Nina Rader, Richard Phillips, John Romig. Third Row—Glenda Gunther, Ollie Phipps, Don Wickiser, Gordon Putnam, Roxanne McCarley, Carol Walters, Phyllis Stombaugh, Bob Cole, Charlene Phillips, Shirley Wisner, Richard Shocky, Jim Patterson, Mr. Hawk. Compliments of ECONOMY MARKET Phone 408 Carey. Ohio SHIRE'S GARAGE General Repair, Tires Batteries Compliments of MATHERN'S BAKERY GROCERY Daily Fresh Baked Goods • Phone 356 First Row—Joan Sergeant, Betty Jackson, Patty Dennison, Marlene Lee, Joyce Myers, Lynn McDaniel, Dorothy Wilson, Jane Walter, Jeanine Brown. Second Rote Nancy England, Joyce Gibson, Nancy Bauer, Joan Long, Annette Putnam, Phyllis Stombaugh, Beverly Hunter, Mary Jane Collett, Francis Ogg, Phyllis Vaughn, May Briggs. Y-TEENS “To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God.” That is the purpose of the Y-Teen Club which was very active in both school and community life. The first meeting in October brought about the initiation of twenty-two new members to a total of thirty girls. In November the club sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the first school dance of the year. Before Thanksgiving vacation the club had Brotherhood Week. The girls, for a Christmas project, send chocolate candy overseas to other Y-Teen clubs. Also, they gave mittens to needy children in our community. Easter time brought about Easter Services, held by the Y-Teens. The Y-Teens proved that they were active and we hope that they continue to be so in the future years under the excellent supervision of Miss Lucia Grieser. Sitting—Rose Marie Davis, Barbara Elbert, Miss Greiser, Glenda Snyder. Standing—Charlotte Tucker, Glenda Gunther, Eileen Mott, Charlene Phillips, Eva Delle Beagle, Ann Dible, Nancy Bauer. MYERS RED 4 WHITE Fancy Groceries, Qualify Meals And Frozen Foods Carey, Ohio Compliments of TURNER'S GARAGE Carey. Ohio ZUMBACH'S JEWELERS 109 E. Vance Phone 174 Hamilton. Elgin, 4 Bulova Watches 45 First Row—Lawrence Vogel, Bob Simonis, Harold Faber, Donald Wickiser, Earl Schmitz, Harlow Walters, Judson Huston. Second Row—Jim Troiano, Dwight Nye, Lyle Orians, Fred Kloepfer, Richard Hall, Darwin Cole, Jim Patterson. Third Row—Robert Baker, Paul Williams, Dean Billock, Elmer Gardner, Gerald Elchert, Edgel Tackett, Paul Wonder. HI-Y Under the excellent guidance and supervision of our advisor, Mr. Stoltz, the Hi-Y organization of Carey High School did much to create, maintain, and extend throughout the community, high standards of Christain character. Tom Atkins was elected president; Bob Cole, vice-president; Clair Shane, treasurer; Ronnie Treece, secretary; Floyd Pieracinr, Sergeant of Arms; and Jim Patterson, Chaplain. During the summer, Bob Cole and Clair Shane attended Camp Nelson Dodd and received much helpful information on the Hi-Y activities for the future year. The social activities of the club were a father and son banquet and an Easter program. With the co-operation of the Y-Teens we also had a lunch for the Marion St. Mary’s, Carey football players after their game. Toward the end of the year we had an initiation of the Juniors. There were many new members taken in at this time. The club also had many successful monthly meetings. Mr. Stoltz, Tom Atkins, Bob Cole, and Jim Paterson did most of the program planning. Usually we were entertained by a guest speaker or viewed a movie per- Sitting—Mr. Stoltz, Tom Atkin tainincr to tbo Pvpnina mpetinff Standing—Clair Shane, Floyd Pieracim, Bob Cole, Ronnie taming to tne evening meeting Treece, Jim Patterson. It looks like the Hi-Y will be a great success in the future years. Compliments of Earl Little EAGLE NEST HATCHERY Upper Sandusky, Ohio WIGWAM SPORT SHOP Sporting Goods and Sherwin-Williams Paint Carey. Ohio Compliments of GIBSON 6 THOME Sohio Service Station 46 First Row — Susie Krupp, Janet Reister, Betty Jacques, Margaret Hucke, Virginia Albus, Joyce Savadge, Mary Troiano, Donna Arend, Patsy Kurtz, Carole Walter. Second Raw—Betty Neiderkohr, Marcia Needles, Blanche Caudill, Doris Walter, Marie Schreiner, Diane Donelson, Sue Smith, Belva Stock, May Briggs, Jeannine Brown, Shirley Wedge, Barbara Plott, Sue Gibson, Barbara Jacoby. Third Row—Helen Coffman, Dolly Maenle, Hilda Albus, Clara Schultz, Agnes Bakies, Doris Tucker, Yvonne Bleam, Anita Simonis, Shirley Keller, Beverly Hunter, Barbara Boyce, Annabelle Beagle, Janet Shue, Patty Orians. Fourth Row—Irene McKinnon, Jennie Courtad, Yvonne Simonis, Alma Gosche, Rose Ellen Simonis, Wanda Niederkohr, Libby Gardner, Patty Dennison Mary Ann Billock, Virgilia Clouse, Phyllis Vaughn, Anna Mae Bakies, Donna Nye, Joan Long. F. H. A. The F. H. A. girls are a group of sixty girls interested in Home Economics. They belong to this National Organization of Future Homemakers of America. This group meets monthly and works together to promote worthy home membership. Each year our members elect two “club mothers” by popular vote. This year our club mothers are Mrs. John Maenle and Mrs. William Keller. They help our advisor and assist at group activities. The necessary funds to operate are raised by selling ice cream and getting ads for the Farmers Institute. One of our highlights this year is our Valentine Sweetheart Dance in which the high school will be invited to attend. Also our Banquet in the Spring, by which the girls show their program of work to their mothers. We highlighted our November meeting by having a potluck supper and in December we held our monthly meeting followed by a Christmas exchange. We, the Seniors who are leaving this club, wish it many years of success. Sitting—Erlene Schlacter, Miss Hack, Charlene Phillips. Standing — Irene McKinnon, JoAnne Plott, Eva Delle Beagle, Dorotha Wilson, Barbara Reister, Nancy Bauer, Barbara Kromer. SCHMIDT MACHINE CO. LOVELL'S COUNTRY MARKET Massey Harris Tractors Largest Store In Town Farm Implements W. D. Binau W. D. Schmidt Sons Phone 696-W-2 Upper Sandusky. Ohio STUBB BROS. INC. 47 First Row—Barbara Elbert, Sue Mapes, Glenda Snyder, Beverly Hunter, Betty Jackson, Ann Dible, Eileen Mott, Irene McKinnon, Jane Walter, Josephine Troiano, Glenda Gunther. Second Row—Frances Ogg, Joan Sargeant, Clara Schultz, Mary Jane Collet, Dorotha Wilson, Marlene Lee, Lynn McDaniel, Norma Powell, June Sizemore, Charlotte Tucker, Nancy England, Blanche Caudill. Third Row—Joan Long, Phyllis Vaughn, Barbara Stone, Hilda Albus, Louise Collet, Jennie Courtad, Patty Dennison, Mary Ann Billock, Dolly Maenle, Joyce Gibson, Jeanine Brown, Lucille Lowmaster, Joan Allison. G. A. A. First Row—Belva Stock, Barbara Allison, Virginia Albus, Margaret Hucke, Ann McCarley, Roxanna McCarley, Phyllis Ogg, Diana Greer, Sandra Gunther. Second Row — Connie Troiano, Marcia Needles, Doris Walter, Doris Tucker, Agnes Bakies, Marie Schreiner, Diane Donelson, Shirley Wedge, Barbara Plott, Glenda Smiley, Carol Walter, Patty Orians, Janet Reister. Third Row—Virginia Van Buren, Harriet Bristoll, Virginia Reinhart, Angela Ruffing, Yvonne Bleam, Rose Ellen Simonis, Alma Gosche, Libby Gardner, Barbara Kromer, Anita Simonis, Shirley Keller, Joyce Savadge Pasty Kurtz, Mary Troiano, Betty Jacques. Fourth Row—Barbara Jacoby, Delores Plott, Bonnie Zender, Dorothy Priddy, Ruth Fields, Kerry Hall, Barbara Rothgcb, Annabelle Beagle, Yvonne Simonis, Donna Arend, Anna Mae Bakies, Anita Gibson, Donna Nye, Syble Wedge. 48 WALTON MYERS Dealers in Grain and Seeds Phones 113 — 1136 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Complimenls of NEUMEISTER'S BAKERY Home of Eat Mor Bread Upper Sandusky, Ohio Compliments of JOHN H. NEATE Sales Service Upper Sandusky, Ohio VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL Eva Delle Beagle, Charlene Phillips, Rose Marie Davis, Lucille Lowmaster, Joan Allison, Jennie Courtad, Blanche Caudill, Charlotte Tucker, Clarabelle Roszman, Norma Powell. G. A. A. Dolores Maenle, Eva Delle Beagle, Blanche CauT dill, Betty Neiderkohr, Charlotte Tucker Glenda Snyder, Charlene Phillips, Ann Dible, Clarabelle Roszman, Rose Marie Davis. This year under the very able supervision of Mrs. Grace Baker the G.A.A. completed one of its most successful years. The numerous sports which are open for the girls to participate in are: volleyball, basketball, soccer, baseball, tennis, badminton, ping-pong, and hit-pin. There are one-hundred members this year who participate in these activities. The girls finance their club by selling pencils and stationery. Awards are bought with the proceeds from these sales. Awards are given to winning teams in each sport and also individual awards to girls who attain the required number of points accumulated from year to year. The awards were presented at the annual spring banquet on May 14 which climaxed the year’s activities. Clarabelle Roszman, Rose Marie Davis, Betty Neiderkohr, Mrs. Baker, Phyllis Stombaugh. Eva Delle Beagle, Opal Higgins, Charlene Phillips, Nancy Bauer, Joyce Myers, Wanda Neiderkohr. Compliments of ARTZ BROS. STORE Upper Sandusky, Ohio E. D. PFEIFFER SALES 4 SERVICE E. D. PFEIFFER STOCK YARDS Upper Sandusky, Ohio Upper Sandusky—Kirby, Ohio Packard Cars—International Trucks Buyer of all kinds of Livestock 49 LANGUAGE CLUB Sitting, left to right—Miss Greiser, Barbara Elbert, Anita Gibson, Virginia Van Buren, Gene Myers, Virginia Reinhart, Betty Jackson, Barbara Rothgeb, Ann McCarley. Standing, left to right—Glenda Smiley, Sandra Gunther, Diana Greer, Roxanne, McCarley, John Romig, Jack Twining, John Greer, Kerry Hall, Nancy Bauer, Edward Grubel. LIBRARIANS Sitting, left to right—Elmer Gardner, Erlene Schlacter, Irene McKinnon, Virgilia Clouse, May Briggs, Joan Allison, Jeanine Brown. Standing, left to right—Charlotte Tucker, Barbara Elbert, Dorotha Wilson, Norma Powell, Ann Dible, Clarabelle Rozman, Mary Jane Collett. 50 Compliments of DAILY CHIEF UNION Upper Sandusky, Ohio HARTS JEWELRY STORE Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Upper Sandusky, Ohio FREDERICKS Clover Farm Store Left to right—Donald Wickiser, Ronnie Treece. Larry Vogel, Bill Whitenack, Tom Atkins, John Welsh, Mr. Hartman. NUTSHELL STAFF Sitting—Mrs. East, Mr. Hartman, Rose Marie Davis. Eileen Mott. Standing—Hal Turnbell, Barbara Kromer, Gene Myers, Anita Gibson. Lynn McDaniel, John Greer, Sue Mapes, Bob Cole, Charlotte Tucker, Wanda Niederkohr, Dick Dennison, Joan Sargeant, Tom Atkins, Mignon McChesney, Jack Twining. Compliments of McDANIEL MOTOR SALES SERVICE HAINES PRODUCT CO. (Chevrolet, Oldsmobile) Phone 74 • Carey, Ohio W. North St. • Carey. Ohio Compliments of SHANG'S AUTO SERVICE 51 w 7 A T fl L E TIC S First Row—Managers, Nelson McLarkey and Larry Cole; Vince Stapley, Darwin Cole, Marvin Knowlton, Carl Fox, Harlow Walter, Jim Troiano, Richard Hall, Charles Buckland, Bob Simonis. Second Row—Coach Mearl Atkins, Manager Richard Clark, Fred Kloepfer, Lyle Orians, Ronald Treece, Dean Billock, Tom Atkins, Edgel Tackett, Earl Schmitz, Bud Ritter, Aidan McKinnon. Third Row—William Whitenack, Roger Matson, Dwight Nye, Bob Cole, Paul Williams, Dick Williams, Stanley Plott, John Billock, Dan Dible, Ass’t. Coach Charles Schwemley. On August 20, 1951, the Blue Devils of Carey High reported to head Coach Mearl Atkins and Assistant Coach Charles Schwemley. They worked twice a day until school began on September 2. The boys were ready to go in the preview game as they won over a fine Arcadia team 12-0. Although the season’s record was against the boys, they played a fine brand of football and will look forward to next season. Coach Mearl Atkins Sept. 7—Preview Arcadia at Findlay. .12 0 Sept. 14—Oak Harbor . 0 12 Sept. 22—Lima St. Rose . 7 25 Sept. 28—Loudenville . 6 20 Oct. 5—Add .27 0 Oct. 12—St. Marys .12 19 Oct. 18—Tiffin Columbian — .20 47 Oct. 26—Marion St. Marys . .12 7 Nov. 2—Bluffton .34 19 Nov. 9—Upper Sandusky ... . 7 26 Managers Nelson McLarkey and Richard Clark Assistant Coach Charles Schwemley HART CLEANERS Careful Cleaning Gives Good Grooming Phone 406 • Carey, Ohio 54 Compimients of KURTZ SHOE REPAIR Carey, Ohio Compliments of H. G. CHAMBERS Atty. at Law 128 N. Vance St. • Carey, Ohio TOM ATKINS Sr. Center Tom was always dependable on both offense and defense . . . he will go the way of all Seniors. HAROLD FABER Sr. Back Harold was handicapped with a bad knee, but was always ready to be called upon. He will be lost by graduation. RONNIE TREECE Sr. Tackle Lightest man on the team . . . A veteran lineman ... he was at his best when the going got rough. FRED KLOEPFER Sr. End “Farmer” ... was always doing his share of the work ... he played his last game for C.H.S. EARL SCHMITZ Sr. Tackle Earl was the fire ball of the team ... he was always throwing opponent s for a great loss . . . Earl will be greatly missed. HARLOW WALTER Sr. Center Always in there fighting, could really snap that ball. Played his last game for C.H.S. BOB SIMONIS Sr. Guard Heaviest man on the team . . . was as rough as his picture shows him. Compliments of THE PIERCE DAIRY CO. Pasteurized Milk Cream Compliments oi GOFF FUNERAL HOME Compliments of KARL KROUT 55 DEAN BILLOCK Jr. Guard First year of action. Good luck next year. You should really go places. PAUL WILLIAMS Jr. Back “Skip” called signals for the “51” team. We’ll see more action from him next year. EDGEL TACKETT Jr. Guard First year of varsity football. Held his own against all opposition . . . should really go next year. JIM TROIANO Jr. End “Bananas”, a light quick, scrappy end ... he proved very valuable, as he was adept at playing either end and could hold his own against any opponent. WALTER BROS. Auctioneering and Sales Service Phone 9384 R. R. No. 2, Carey. Ohio Compliments of RUSSEL WICKISER Insurance Agency Phone 9465 MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS The Finest Sold Is Meadow Gold Tiffin. Ohio — Phone 66 CHARLES BUCKLAND Jr. Tackle “Buck” was always doing his share. Will be back next year. BOB COLE Jr. Back Bob did a great job of backing up the line. Although handicapped with a broken hand, he helped Carey win its share of victories. We expect great things from him next year. DWIGHT NYE Jr. Back A great player and was always in there giving his best. A good defensive man. He has one more year for C.H.S. L - DICK WILLIAMS Jr. Back Dick was a scrappy player. Expected to do a good job next year. LYLE ORIANS Jr. End “Dog” had his first at varsity ball ... his height helped considerably . . . back next year. DARWIN COLE Jr. Guard Darwin was one of the smallest men on the team but was one of the best scrappers. ROGER MATSON Sr. Back Came from Green Springs. Did his best at all times. Will be lost by graduation. CARL FOX Jr. Center Was always in there fighting with the best of them. . . Will be back next year doing his best. RICHARD HALL Sr. End Dick was always ready to enter the game when called upon. Will be lost by graduation. BUD RITTER Jr. End Bud could play that end with the best of them. He will be hunting next year. Compliments of GOTTFRIED BROS. J. E. MULHOLLAND Plumbing, Heating, and Appliances 213 E. Findlay St. Phone 58 Carey, Ohio Compliments of T. R. HUSTON, M. D. 57 JOHN BILLOCK Soph. Back John is one of those coach’s dreams. He will be a big help to the Blue Devils . . . has two years to go. MARVIN KNOWLTON Soph. End Marv is the surprise player of the year ... he could hold his own on both offense and defense . . . he’ll be back. STANLEY PLOTT Soph. Back “Snort” . . . scat back . . . really could go in the open . . . has two more years with the B. D’s. aiden McKinnon Soph. Guard Outstanding on offense . . . held his own on the line ... he has two more years to show ability. DWIGHT ORIANS ,Soph. Back “Dike” could really go once he got the ball . . . was great team man ... he has two more years. DANNY DIBLE Soph. Back Tricky runner, came into his own during the last few games. Two more years to show ability. Compliments of Allen Stoll CAREY RECREATION 5g Bowling Alley EAST SIDE MARKET 211 E. Findlay St. Carey, Ohio FETTER'S 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, to $1:00 STORE Carey, Ohio Sue Mapes, Nancy England, Joyce Gibson, Nancy Bauer. CHEERLEADERS BOWMAN ELECTRIC Electrical Appliances - Hoover Sweepers Electric Wiring Repair Work THE SODA GRILL The Place to Meet Your Friends B. J. Jacob Compliments of SILVERSTEIN AUTO PARTS 59 VARSITY First Row—Tom Atkins, Dick Williams, Coach Atkins, Jim Jacoby, Fred Kloepfer. Second Row—Harlow Walter, Dwight Orians, Lyle Orians, Paul Williams, Bob Cole, Lee Callahan. RESERVES First Row—Jim Draper, Dick Snook, Richard Corron, Carl Sizemore, Jim Jacoby. Second Row—Stanley Plott, Marvin Knowlton, Dwight Orians, Dick Dennison, John Billock. CREEGER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deer© Sales Service Carey, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Phone 236 Phone 972 Compliments of CAREY GREENHOUSE Say it with Flowers Phone 19 Compliments of WYANDOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASS N. INC. Phone 53 Carey. Ohio 61 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Sitting—Nathan Kloepfer, Jack Dotson, Richard Shockey, Carl Sizemore, Richard Billock. Standing—Mr. Schwemley, Richard Corron, James Draper, Dick Dennison, Richard Phillips. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Sitting—Hal Turnbell, Vern Risner, Bill Myers, Ronnie Stone, Monty Traxler. Standing—Mr. Schwemley, James Fletcher, Franklin May, James Plott, Wayne Wentz, Jim McCarley. 64 SHUMAN BROS. Com plot© Automotive Service 24-hour Wrecker Service Phone 390 Cigars, Cigarettes, and Tobacco THE PASTIME P. G. Paul 6 Son 125 East Findlay St. Carey. Ohio Compliments of MAPES COLOR d MELODY SHOP Paints, Wallpaper, Gifts Radios CALENDAR 1951-1952 SEPTEMBER 4 The first day of school. We had to go almost all day. 5 Everyone is ready to have another vacation. 6 The seats are getting harder everyday. 7 Preview at Findlay. Carey 12; Arcadia 0. 10 Band try-outs. Everyone’s trying to take eight steps to a five yard line. 11 I don’t know what there is in Findlay that interest all the boys. 12 Ronnie V. B. was supposed to leave for college today but it looks like Glenda talked him out of it. 13 Majorettes try-out. Jo Anne and Anna Mae look happy. 14 School out for the fair. Carey and Oak Harbor game. We lost 12-0. 17 Assembly to welcome us back to school. Class elections. Y-Teen meeting. 18 Volley ball games start at noon. 19 Football boys cut each others hair. The girls are all complaining because their boyfriends are bald-headed. Inter-club council meeting of Y-Teens. 20 Jo Anne is making Dwight wear a hat until his hair grows. 21 Mr. Klotz is having a little trouble with his boys. Carey plays Lima St. Rose tomorrow night. 24 We got beat Friday night 25-7. Y-Teen initiation start. Look at these girls if you think the boys hair cuts are bad. 25 The girls joining Y-Teens are on their knees to the Senior Y-Teen members. Hi-Y meeting. 26 Connie (Elsie the Cow) Troiano is hard on the pencil sharpeners. Don’t you think so, Mr. Mullholand. F.H.A. initiations start. 27 Football boys raided the kitchen. They ate a basket of celery. Seniors start getting pictures taken. 28 We lost again. Carey 6-Loudenville 20. Those Loudenville boys were awful big though. OCTOBER 1 Pay Assembly. A couple of Gypsys sang. Y-Teens have final initiation. 2 Miss Clagett gives another Government test. Annual staff meeting: 3 Isn’t it funny how some girls wear their sweaters? 4 Lawrence Vogel has been busy lately answering all those letters from the girl in Akron. 5 We won! Carey 27-Ada 0. Seniors got their proofs! 8 John Billock wrecked his dad’s car after the game Friday night. Will they ever learn? Don’t do that every time you make two touchdowns, Johnny. 9 Earl Schmitz had a hayride for the football players. Bob Cole broke his hand at football practice. 10 Susie Krupp had a hay-ride. 11 Miss Hack is in trouble. . 12 St. Marys 19-Carey 12. 15 Assembly. Y-Teens have meeting. 16 Started with 8th period classes and ended with 5th this afternoon. Group picture of student body taken. Mr. Schwemley would rather give a chemistry test. 17 Grade cards today. Papa Hawk gives his first spanking. 18 We lost to Tiffin Columbian 47-20. 19 No school-teachers’ meeting. 22 Ronnie Treece, you had better watch yourself in Gov’t class. June’s grades show it too. 23 Dwight Orians payed $18.60 for reckless driving today. What about it, Charlotte? 24 Jud Huston should know by now that Miss Clagett won’t let him get away with sitting by Betty in 7th period study hall. 25 Jim Troiano switched girls. He’s going with Charlene Phillips now. Is it really love this time? 26 Marvin Knowlton sat on a tack in Mr. Moe’s study hall. He never did find the guilty one. We won over Marion St. Marys 12-7. 29 Dwight Orians and Virginia Reinhart seem to be seeing quite a bit of each other lately. 30 Mrs. Baker slept through a movie today. Who were the boys that let the air out of Beagle’s tires last night? 31 Mr. Mulholland is having trouble with cats in his study hall. NOVEMBER 1 June Sizemore found out that a car won’t run without the keys to turn the switch on. 2 We beat Bluffton 34-19. We almost froze out. 4 Ann came to school this morning all smiles. She has Tom’s ring. 6 F.H.A. joint party. 7 Last football practice for Senior boys. 8 Another day of prison. 9 Upper and Carey game. We lost 26-7. Jim Troiano had a bunch of sick boys at his house. 12 Mary Frances dropped her saddle bag and broke her atomizer. 13 Johnny Greer got a paddling today. Seniors got their name cards. 14 The girls are trying to hook their men for the Sadie Hawkin’s Dance. 15 No school. Hunting. Wonder if Ritter got his limit 16 Looks like some are still hunting today. Mat-son says Seniors won’t do it again. 19 Blue Monday. Miss Clagett gave us another Gov. test. 20 Girls wore the boys out at the Sadie Hawkin’s Dance. 21 Thanksgiving assembly. We’ll see you next Monday. 26 Hi-Y meeting. Compliments of SKOGMO STORE HABLITZEL BARBER SHOP 217 E. Findlay St. Carey. Ohio Compliments- of S. R. BAME. M. D. 65 27 Juniors Freshman play intramural tournament volleyball game. Lady Luck shined on the Juniors. Good game, Freshman. 17 Don Wickiser got called out of Civics by the local police. They’re beginning to make daily visits. 28 Ronnie Treece finally makes the honor roll. The first time in three years. 18 Band concert last night. Big success. All mothers and fathers were there. 29 Junior Class Play matinee. Juniors strut their stuff. 21 Daddy must have taken “Jake” home Sat. night. At least that’s what all the signs say. 30 Junior Class Play. Good job. 22 Some dogs are better looking then poodles. Basketball game with North Baltimore. We DECEMBER won. 3 Ann Dible teaches the Y-Teens the facts of life. 23 Harold Faber, will you ever quit coming in late for government? Mr. Wentling is running 4 Senior Freshman play tournament volley- short of absentee slips. ball game. Seniors won. Economics class found 24 Senior class party. Big Success??? out what “shanks horses” means, today. 25 Basketball with Clyde. We lost. Scutch beat us 34-38. Good game. 28 Seniors are working like mad on the annual. 5 Sue drives the car to school now so she can get There’s always one or two at every meeting. home sooner at noon and search the mailbox. 29 Basketball with Pandora. We won! 6 Seniors beat Juniors in volleyball for the championship. Hurrah for the Seniors! 30 Mary Troiano, who have you been making eyes at the last few days? 7 Virginia Reinhart seems to have Dwight Or-ians pretty well hooked up now. Basketball 31 Clair and Dorotha are getting pretty chummy. game with Marion St. Marys. We lost. FEBRUARY 1 8 One of them times, Corron, one of them times. 1 Basketball with Tiffin. We won. 10 Seniors get their pictures and ‘Oh! They don’t 4 George J. admires college girls at B. G. S. U. look like us at al-11-11!” 5 Tom (woman-hater) Atkins had his ring re- 11 Lee Callahan vs. Bill Whitenack on the play- turned to him today. ground. Basketball with Upper. We won! 6 Hi-Y goes to Findlay. Betty Lou don’t you 12 Mr. Schwemley says the more he sees of people the more he likes his dog. He hates his dog. wish you knew what a certain Galion football player looks like? 13 Harlow, are you having trouble with your car again? 7 Assembly today. How does it feel to have an apple shot off your head, Don? 14 We didn’t play Kenton because of snow. 8 Valentine Dance. Irene McKinnon and Rich- 17 Looks like snow again today. ard Hall are crowned Queen and King. 18 No school the rest of week because of snow. 11 Teachers are talking about mushy study halls. They don’t believe in rubbing noses. Could it JANUARY be that they wish they were young again? 2 Peanut, Sue, and Mary Jane came back showing off their diamonds. Juniors got class rings. 12 Miss Smith talks about Lincoln today in assembly. 3 Earl Schmitz and Bill Whitenack demonstrate artificial respiration in government 13 Where has Skip been going after the last couple of basketball games. class. 14 Secret Sister week started. Eva Delle passes 4 Group pictures taken today. Everyone’s happy out candy in classes. to get out of classes. We beat Mt. Gilead 59-52. 15 Jake Russ are tired of having “Bullhead 7 Y-Teens meet. Dible” parasiting gum. 8 Basketball game with Harpster. They won 69-68. There seemed to be some argument. 16 Jim Draper outlines a book on “How to be Good.” 9 Mr. Wilson has his shop under control. We hope. 18 Grade school starts practice for institute. High School sings “Pop goes the Weasel!” in classes. 10 Charlotte (snake in the grass) Tucker Preacher Knowlton had their last reunion today. Preacher got kicked out. 19 Senior play cast chosen. Honor Society today. Pictures taken. Did you smile for the birdie Mr. Wentling? 11 Tom finally decided to return from his Florida vacation. We beat Ada 63-62. Wow! 20 Picture show today. Everybody now knows how to bake a cake. Russ Walters got his class 14 Local police took four boys for a ride that cost ring back. Was it really love? them $8.60. (One way ride) 21 Whose car is Joan Sargeant driving to school? 15 Basketball game. Mt Gilead 79-Carey 61. 22 Farmer’s Institute. 16 Glenda Snyder is receiving mysterious notes from an admirer. 25 Seniors only have eleven more weeks of school. 66 Compliments of ROSS JOHNSON EC ofORE Television Appliances h. K. VAN BUHEN.'m. D. Carey, Ohio Phone 3461 26 Johnny Greer: “Gopher!” Miss Smith: “What did you say, Johnny?” Johnny: “Go for Broke'!” 27 Grade cards. Is everybody happy? 28 Annual goes to press. T.G.I.F. Schwemley vs Truman. 29 Glenda and Wimpy use Miss Smith’s room instead of getting caught in study hall. MARCH 3 Assemblj'-The Stewarts. College day at Upper. 4 Lee and Harriett will never get tired of fighting. 5 Boy, Earl that’s a snazzy letter sweater. The letter is sewed nicely, too, Alma. 6 Theater Contest. Everyone’s selling tickets to Kon-Tiki. Want to buy one Punky? 7 Freshman party. Carl S. wants the car, so does June. 10 F.H.A. meeting. 11 Jack always has a nice smile for Miss Clagett in government. 12 Clair Shane has spring fever, or is it love. 13 Play practice. Is John giving or taking lessons?’ 14 Hilda, Jeannie and Louise sleep through Monday morning classes. How come? 17 St. Patrick’s Day. Miss Smith, what ever happened to those green hose? 18 Helen must have decided that she liked school better than Texas. Joan says, “I told you so.” 19 “Dog” Orians has his regular nap in 5th period study hall. 20 Music’s coming from every corner of the building these days. Contest you know. 21 First day of spring! 24 Hi-Y meeting 25 Wonder why Robert Baker is so quiet? 26 The girls don’t mind the boys’ bashfulness. It’s leap year, you know. 27 Eva Delle, Plymouths are good cars, aren’t they? 28 Blanche, don’t you like Monday morning classes? 31 Band kids are showing off their medals today. APRIL 1 April Fool’s Day. 2 Day after April fools day. 3 Wee Willy Whitenack is quite a poet, isn’t he, Glenda? 4 Senior Class Play. Miss Smith is all smiles. 7 Y-Teen meeting. Punky, what does Scheck’s have that the other groceries don’t have? 8 Joyce Virginia, aren’t you glad there are enough Orians to go around? 9 Assembly-Special Music. 10 Why is Aileen’s nose so shiny, huh Jerry? Could it be noon sessions in study hall? 11 Doris aren’t you scared you will lose Curly’s ring. Why not smile and keep it. 14 F.H.A. meeting. 15 Jezebel, can’t you make up your mind? Is it Richard of Roger ? 16 Norma seems to be a one man woman. More power to her. 17 Simonis is getting anxious to sail those seas and see the Waves. 18 Marlene likes those old fashioned convertibles. Doesn’t she, Don? 19 Dotson, I told you not to let them get under your skin, you’ll learn. (T. A.) 21 Derr, Droll, and Niederkohr’s feet are still burning from Sunday night. 22 Chuck, when are you going to start taking tap dancing lessons? 23 Milford, don’t you get tired carrying that sousaphone around? 24 Joyce K. takes an interest in psychology. 25 Band Mother’s Dance. 28 Gordon changes his mind about Upper. Oh, those Upper girls! 29 Robert S., Mr. Wentling would like to know why you’re sick so often when you look so healthy. 30 Band concert at Bascom. MAY 1 Fifteen days to go for Seniors. 2 Y-Teen’s Mom, Pop, and Me party. 5 No baseball or track today. 6 Assembly-The Carrolls. 7 Combined band concert with Hopewell Loudon here. 8 Band Banquet. 9 T. G. I. F. What’s that Mr. Mulholland? 12 Still want to bet, Ronnie? 13 Most popular song of the Seniors is Pomp and Circumstance. 14 G.A.A. Banquet. 15 Juniors in hustle over prom. 16 Senior Farewell chapel. 19 Everyone crams for exams. 20 Commencement. 21 Good bye Mrs. East. 22 Prom. i CAREY COOPERATIVE FOOD LOCKERS. INC. Carey. Ohio JENOT KITZLER Plumbing. Heating. Spouting Furnace Cleaning 205 E. Findlay St. • Carey. Ohio Compliments of R. I. MURPHY. M. D. A few . . ... Yoii'fi pause a moment When you turn the pages back. To gaze on those whose likeness Should be Mem'ry—etched in black — Whose names once graced the roster. Ere the summons came to pass : But still—within your Class Book They are Members of the Class! —An oasis in Fancy, this; And green throughout the years: Where one may rest a pensive hour Amidst the smiles and tears— Ah, Friend! There's rich .reflection That you shouldn't overlook. In between the faded covers . . . Of ypur Old Class Book! It's worth an evening's musing. And you'll find it pleasant, too. Just to stir up auld acquaintance With those classmates that you knew You'll relish scenes and stories And perhaps you'll risk a grin. When you read about a fracas That your special gang was in. away —--- — 1 i ■ ■ • , . In some forgotten nook Which fate is scarcely fitting For a treasured Mem'ry Book -And doubtless too, you're occupied With toil and hopes and fears. And lack the time to tread again The path of by-gone years. . . Quite like the cover's musty And the edges frayed with age; Yet, there's much of clinging interest On each yellowed, ancient page: And deep within your being, Y.ou'll experience a glow . . . When you view again the faces That you knew so long ago. You'll marvel at the Prophecies This Wonder-book relates; . And dwell upon the destined lot. Of these; your youthful mates— For some must be of high repute; Still more of less degree: While many plod a simple way . . Just folks —like you and me! —Adam N. Reiter