Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

13! Ill PROLOGUE Ageless is the thought that man possesses three basic needs-food, clothing and shelter. Surely there is a fourth MUSIC! It is the medicine for a breaking heart! It is the inspiration for romance! It is the discipline for the marching band! It lends spiritual alertness! It has more power to urge a man to battle than any convincing argument. Whether with the heart, feet, or soul, music attunes life to its best. The least of us, be he the smallest piccolo, to the greatest, like unto the mighty bass, is needed to create life’s symphony. The graduating class of 1962 takes pride in presenting their Caryatid designed around the theme of MUSIC. For some of you, life may play heavily on the white keys, yes, and the black keys. You’ll have your majors and minors. May the discords be mighty few. May the harmony of a well directed life lead you up the ascending scale of success to the melody of a Great Well Done.” Pomp and Circumstance! Such is our tremendous crescendo. We now go forth to write the words. TABLE OF CONTENTS UNDER THEIR DIRECTION.................8 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION THE GRAND FINALE.....................22 SENIORS THE PRELUDE..........................38 UNDERCLASSMEN INCREASING THE TEMPO OF THE SCHOOL---52 CLUBS INTRAMURALS SPORTS Students loved her for her patience with their fumbling attempts at learning; for her quiet understanding of their problems; for her gentle smile which restored hope in their own ability; and for her acceptance of each individual capability. Faculty members loved and needed her. Hers was a significant role in the educating of each Carey High student who was privileged to be in her classes. Courteous at all times, patient under all conditions, helpful in all needs, sacrificing all the way, were her personal attributes. She has earned a coveted place in the hearts and memories of us at Carey Ffigh. God gave-and all too soon-God removed one of the finest in His creation, when He called to eternal happiness. Miss Thelma Clagget. DIRECTING Must he another touchdown!!! DEDICATION BECAUSE - YOU SET OUR HEARTS TO MUSIC AS WELL AS OUR FEET AND FINGERS; BECAUSE- YOU ATTUNE OUR LIVES IN ACCORD WITH ALL THINGS FINE, FOR YOU ARE THEIR MASTER; BECAUSE- YOU HAVE DIRECTED OUR SOULS TO THE DEPTHS OF HARMONY WHICH CAN BE TRANSPOSED INTO RIGHT LIVING; BECAUSE - YOUR DEVOTION IS BLENDED WITH THE MELODY OF WILLINGNESS AND PATIENCE; WE EXPRESS ANEW OUR ADMIRATION BY DEDICATING TO YOU, MAESTRO WALTER BIXLER, THIS 1962 EDITION OF THE CARYATID. TEACHING The most important part of a band director’s job-teaching. MARCHING Band practice entails much work-for both band and director. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY The Faculty, Administration, Secretaries, and Board of Education are owed a debt of gratitude by each and every student. Without the untiring devotion of these people, we realize that our education would be impossible. THEY ADMINISTER Our school administrator, Douglas Myers, accepted his present position as Superintendent of schools in the fall of 1955. While in college, Mr. Myers attended Ohio State University. Here he majored in social studies and minored in Biological Science. It was from this same university that he obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree. At the University of Toledo, he majored in School Administration and received his Master of Arts Degree. Devoted men take time out to discuss school workings. Cloyce Wending, the principal of Carey High School is as well qualified as he is busy. After receiving his B.S. in Education from Bowling Green State University, he came to Carey to teach. Later he received his masters of Education in Administration from the same school, and became principal. Besides performing these duties, he has also become a friend to all students and the faculty. Compliments of BRISTOLI. FUNERAL HOME THEY HELP IMPROVE OUR SCHOOL . . Pictured above are Jennie Steen, Dr. Everette McKee, Dr. H. R. Wcnner, Harry Myers, Vincent Brown, Ferdinand Williams, and Douglas Myers. The backbone of our school-our school board. Seldom do we see them; but they are always thinking of our needs, improving our school, and planning for our future. We can now begin to realize and appreciate all the work our school board members do to make the Carey Schools as fine and respected as they are. AND KEEP OUR RECORDS STRAIGHT Ruth Karg and Jenny Steen are pictured here as the secretaries to Mr. Wentling and Mr. Myers. We would like to express our gratitude to both, not only for keeping the records of both the school board and the schools but also for their friendliness. Be it to the teachers for whom they type tests, or to us, the students, to whom they always give a friendly, sincere smile. Compliments of CAREY CITIES SERVICE FOOD, MAINTENANCE AND Pictured at left are the cooks: Mrs. Warren Luzadcr, Mrs. Paul Bland, Mrs. Earl Robison, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. Cyril Brown. They’ arc shown in our cafeteria busily preparing one of our daily meals. Shown here are our janitors: Bill Ritter, Howard McKinnon, Arden Dunlap, Darrel Kidwell, and Thomas Maenle hard at work keeping our school heated, lighted, and clean. Compliments of THK DAILY CHIEF UNION TRANSPORTATION BUS DRIVERS: From left to right are pictured our bus drivers: Thomas Maenle, William Howard, Bob Kromer, Don Wickiser, Clair Shane, Norman Wenzinger, Howard McKinnon, and William Ritter. Having a tetc a tete before getting the buses ready to go on their routes. Our bus drivers do not fail; be it rain, snow, sleet or sunshine weather. ARE PROVIDED FOR OUR CONVENIENCE Earl Het2el: Yours is a familiar face to everyone. We see you every day in all kinds of weather being our Safety Patrol. We also know you are the one that is responsible for the conditions of the school busses to see that they are always running smoothly. Compliments of HUSSEY’S SHELL SERVICE THEY TEACH US Physically fit and ready to go” is Mrs. Grace Baker. She attended Findlay College and has her B. S. in Education Degree from Ohio State University. At Carey High we will usually find Mrs. Baker teaching her 291 girls Physical Education and Health. Et tu Brutus” says Marcella Bernard, the Latin I and II teacher. Also included in her 161 students are the Freshmen English classes. Mrs. Bernard has earned her B.S. Degree from Bluffton College and her Masters of Arts from the University of Michigan. Don't throw that baton! Walter Bixler teaches Instrumental Music in the Carey schools. He is a graduate of Ashland College with a B.S. and a special in music. Mr. Bixler received his Masters degree from OSU. Compliments of NATIONAL LIME AND STONE OF THE PAST Smile” we say to Carl Cupp, the Agriculture instructor of 31 boys. We understand why Mr. Cupp isn’t smiling when we learn he is also the Driver’s Education teacher. Mr. Cupp was graduated with a B.S. in Education Degree from Ohio University. He also attended OSU. WHAT Binomial Theorem?” asks Michael Currence, our mathematics teacher. He is a graduate of Fairmont State College with a B.A. Degree in Mathematics. We find 120 students enrolled in his Algebra I and II, plane and solid Geometry and Trig classes. Mr. Currence also coaches Jr. High and assistant varsity football and reserve basketball. She sings as pretty as a lark” Dorothy Dickey is the vocal music instructor of both the grade school and the high school. Miss Dickey received her B.A. Degree and a special in music from Heidelberg. Compliments of THE SWAN RUBBER COMPANY IN THE PRESENT Demonstrating his skills is Carl Dilts, the 8th grade Industrial Arts teacher. He also has the 6th grade spelling class under his instruction. This brings the total number of his students to 77. Mr. Dilts graduated from Ohio Northern with a B.S. in Education. He is the assistant varsity and Jr. High Football coach, and the track coach. Shorthand Dead Ahead” for Earl Greer, the instructor of Shorthand I and II, Typing I and Office Practice and Bookkeeping. He has 150 students in these classes. Mr. Greer is a graduate of Findlay College with a B.S. in Business Education. We have a problem!” Ausualstatement to Vernon Hull, our guidance counselor. He also teaches 83 students in Biology. Mr. Hull has a B.S. in school administration from Findlay College and masters in school administration from BGSU. He ably coaches our baseball team. Compliments of THE CAREY COFFEE SHOP Compliments of THE CAREY ECONOMY STORE FOR THE FUTURE What’s cookin?” we ask Doris Johnston, the 8th and 11 th grade home economics teacher. She also has 7th grade English totaling her students to 141. Mrs. Johnston is a graduate of Taylor University with a B.S. in Education. She has done graduate work at OSU, Capitol University,and Ohio University. Admiring her fine class is Nancy Kinnard. We will find 117 students in her classes of 8th grade reading and spelling, speech and psychology. Mrs. Kinnard is a graduate of Ashland College where she earned her B.S. in Education Degree. The Happy Professor” is Myron Koch. Abusy man, he was graduated from Heidelberg University with a B.A. Degree. Mr. Koch has attended Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan and Florida State. In his classes of chemistry, physics and general science are 92 students. Compliments of CAREY FOODLAND. Compliments of CAREY FURNITURE STORE Eyeing the camera with a smile is Richard Kuzma, the boys physical education and health teacher. He also has the 6th grade science class included in his 220 students. Mr. Kuzma attended BGSU where he earned his B.S. in Education. At Carey High School he is the head basketball, assistant football, and track coach. How do you spell 'Antidisestab-lishmenttarianism?” Esther Leathers asks her Junior and Senior English classes this question. Mrs. Leathers received her B.A. Degree from Findlay College. There are now 1 34 students under her capable instruction. Ahh, what a fine day” exclaims Eugene Mulholland. He has 132 students in his 8th grade science and mathematics classes. Mr. Mulholland graduated from Heidelberg after earning his B.S. Degree. He received his Masters of Arts from Wittenberg University and did graduate work at Ohio State University. Compliments of THE CAREY TIMES Compliments of THE CREEGER IMPLEMENT CO. INC. Finding a needle in the hay stack is Josephine Newhard, our librarian. In her French I and II classes she has 60 students. Mrs. Newhard is an alumna of Ohio Wesleyan where she received her B.A. Degree. She also has attended BGSU. Your grades read as Follows” . .. Ron Petty tells his 7th grade classes their grades. He teaches 7th grade Ohio History, Government, Geography, and Literature. Mr. Petty is the Head Football, tennis and Junior High Basketball coach. He earned his B.S. in Education from the University of Louisville. Lecture No. 47” Clair Risser teaches 84 students in the 7th grade science and spelling. He has attended Kansas State University and BGSU. Compliments of HARRY’S PHARMACY Compliments of HENDRICK’S AND SON Next, fold in 2 eggs.” Margaret Robison tells the 70 Home Economics Students how to bake a cake. Miss Robison was graduated from Fairmont State College with a B.A. Degree. She now teaches 9th, 10th, and 12th grade Home Economics. No job is too small for Charles Shaffer, the Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing instructor. Mr. Shaffer earned his B.S. Degree from Fairmont State College. There are now 60 students under his capable supervision. Tomorrow’s Another Day” is a familiar statement of Helen Smith, the American History and Sophomore English teacher. Miss Smith received her B.A. Degree form Ohio Wesleyan, and attended BGSU, OSU and the University of Wisconsin. She daily instructs 164 students. Compliments of PEOPLE’S BANK. Compliments of MAPLE’S REXALL DRUGS STORE. Where’s the verb”. Cedi Stoltz asks his 66 students. He teaches 8th grade English and History. Mr. Stoltz received his B.S. in Education Degree from the University of Cincinnati. He also attended Garret Bible Institute and graduated from Monroe Optromical School. Lend me your ear” says David Williams as he lectures to his 195 students in government, world history and general business. Mr. Williams earned his B.S. in Education Degree from Ohio Northern. He has also attended OSU and Ball State Teachers College. We will find him quite busy as assistant football coach and guidance counselor. She keeps her classes clicking.” Florence Wyatt is the typing I and 7th grade mathematics teacher. In her 7 dasses are 184 students. Mrs. Watt attended BGSU where she earned her B.S. in Education Degree. Compliments of THE SAN-A-PURE DAIRY CO. (bmpliments of THE WYANDOT DOLOMITE INC THE GRAND FINALE Every year at Carey High has been a new and interesting experience. We have patterned and molded our ideas which will influence our future years. In a flurry of commencement announcements, name cards, final exams, parties, measurements for caps and gowns, basketball, proms, and senior pictures, our years at Carey High are too soon coming to an end. With our colors emerald md pearl, we go forth Heart within and God o’er head”, and shall always remember the cherished years at Carey High. SENIOR NOTEBOOKS ARE CLOSED, TEXT BOOKS TOO STANDING: Via-President, Marv Beagle; President, Dick Bray; Reporter, Bob Welsh. SEATED: Treasurer, Sue Lamberjack; Secretary, Pat Tanner. Everything has a center of gravity on which all force is directed. The Senior Class Officers are our center of gravity as they strive to lead us through our last year of school. AT LEFT: Mr. Koch andMiss Smith. AT RIGHT: Mrs. Kinnard and Mrs. Leathers. These Advisors are the lifeblood of our class. Through their leadership we are given strength to succeed. With them we have no fear of the future itself, for we arc the dass that will Look up—and on”, for they will guide our steps aright this year. Compliments of NEWHARD STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY, Your School Photographer. AND MEMORIES LOCKED UP OF THOSE DAYS SUPPED FROM VIEW MARVIN BEAGLE MARY BECKEEY Another year - here we go again. JACK ARNETT VICTORIA BILLOCK DAN BLACK RICHARD BRAY ARTHUR BEAN MUSIC Band Instruments, Piano, Organs. We sell the best, we fix the rest.” 147 E. Perty Street, Tiffin, Ohio. BOWL-ERA 307 E. Findlay Street Ph 396-88 1 Carey, Ohio BROWN NATIONWIDE INSURA Ph 396-5635 Carey, Ohio NOW WE ARE STANDING WHERE LIFE’S SCHOOL DAWNS BERNARD DE AMICIS ROGER DIBLE Measurements Please! BURSON INSURANCE CAL’S MARKET AND BARBER SHOP CAREY FOOD LOCKERS 102 E. Findlay Street Ph. 396-7581, Carey U.S. 23 Ph. 396-6551, Carey 1295 Vance Street Ph. 396-2801, Carey OPENING DOORS TO THE UNKOWN BEYOND. DOLORES DIBLING MARY FOX VERNON HUSTON JR. D.D.S. 134 E. Findlay St. Ph. 396-7545, Carey STEPHEN DIBLE Why a name card? I know my name! JUDY EALEY JAMES ENGLAND CARL KROUT LIFE INSURANCE T. R HUSTON MD 610 W. Findlay St. Ph. 396-4521, Carey 110 S. Patterson Ph. 396-3861, Carev WE’VE FILLED TODAY’S DREAMS WITH WINFRED HACKWORTH DANIEL HOLDEN H. R. WENNER D. V. M. 312 West Findlay Street Carey, Ohio Phone 396-2531 DIPLOMA IN HAND- .s CHERYL HUNTER E. V. MC KEE D. D. S. 117 South Patterson Street Carey, Ohio Phone 396-5501 DARLENE HEUBERGER MARY ELLEN KECKLER Compliments of DR. VAN BUREN Phone 396-2731 Carey, Ohio WE REACH FOR TOMORROW AND THE HOPES WE HAVE PLANNED. RICHARD KNOWLTON FETTER’S 5 AND 10 CENT STORE JANET KNOX FLOSSIE’S BEAUTY SHOP THOMAS KROM JR. GIBSON’S SOHIO SERVICE 113 East Findlay Street Phone 396-3601 Carey, Ohio 516 North Vance Street Carey, Ohio Phone 396-8782 212 East Findlay Street Carey, Ohio Phone 396-7391 IDEALS ARE OUR STARS IN A WORLD THATS SO WIDE BERNARD MITSCH LISA MULLHOLAND ESTHER PATRICK Compliments of GOFF FUNERAL HOME Carey, Ohio Phone 396-2411 LEO’S GULF SERVICE 615 East Findlay Street Carey, Ohio Phone 396-4584 ROBERT D. HALE, JEWELER Carey, Ohio Keepsake and Columbia Diamonds and Wedding Rings, Fine Watches, Jewelry and Gifts. OUR CANDLES OF KNOWLEDGE SHALL GLOW AT OUR SIDE. NANCY PHILLIPS CONNIE RITTER HANK'S DRIVE IN U.S. 23 Carey, Ohio Phone 396-3481 DORIS PLOTT CAROL POWELL TERRY SALYER HARMONY SHOP 105 East Findlay Street Carey, Ohio Phone 396-4372 MARLENE PLOTT TOM RETTIG RICHARD SAMMET HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT 116 North Vance Street Carey, Ohio Phone 396-8833 SYDNEY PLOTT WE SHALL KEEP FAITH! LOVE BE OUR CREED! BARBARA THOMAS HOWARD’S CLEANER’S 219 East Findlay Phone 396-5481, Carey ALICE SHAULL PATRICIA TANNER . . . She’s our queen too, Ed. HO UK HARDWARE 100 East Findlay Street Phone 396-4951, Carey ALITA TERRY Grating’s to doss of ’62from HILTY’S INSURANCE CAROL SIZEMORE RICHARD TANNER - A SERVICE TO OTHERS! GOD IN THE LEAD! MARIANNE WELKER MICHAEL TRAXLER LINDA WALTER EDWARD WELKER They just don’t make them big enough, do they, Vickie? ROBERT WELSH JACOB’S GRILL J. E. MULLHOLAND APPLIANCES Compliments of KURTZ SHOE STORE, Carey 114 East Findlay Street Phone 396-8991, Carey 213 East Findlay Street Phone 396-3581, Carey MEMORIES WILL LIVE THRU OUR LAUGHTER AND SIGHS TACY WENNER CAROL WENTLING JANE WENTLING Seniors! Classmates! School's been pleasant. Twelve years have so quickly sped; We go forth prepared for service-’ 'Heart within and God o 'er head.' ’ Now these school doors close behind us. Our last lesson, here, is said. We go forth in calm assurance-' 'Heart within and God o 'er head. Farewell dear ones! We remind you Fortune won’t just come to you, Rut life's blessings will come always - - if - -To heart and God, you're true. DAVID WENZINGER GUSSIE YOUNG HUSTON LUMBER COMPANY 7 55 East Findlay Street Phone 396-7911 INDIAN TRAIL MOTEL Route 23 S Carey Phone 396-3323 JACK RALL’S RESTAURANT 123 East Findlay Street Phone 396-8821, Carey BOUND TO CAREY AND CLASSMATES -BUT NOW - IT’S GOODBYE! One last glance and We’re out in the world. LEROY YEATER MARG’S BEAUTY SHOP MULLHOLAND HARDWARE Refrigeration Service Phone EVergreen 7-3073 106 East Findlay Street Phone 396-8431, Carey 118 East Findlay Street Phone 396-2791, Carey SENIOR ACTIVITIES JACK ARNETT Varsity Sports 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Librarian 4. MARVIN BEAGLE Varsity Sports 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4,1; Scholarship Test 2. MARY BECKLY G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin 2; French4; Junior Play; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; District and State Chorus Contest 3. VICTORIA BILLOCK Intramurals 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 4. DANIEL BLACK Varsity Sports 1,2,4; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Qub 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; American Legion Essay Award 2; Annual Staff4; Publicity Chairman for Hi-Y 4. RICHARD BRAY Varsity Sports 1,2; Intramurals 1,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Junior play; Boy’s State 3; Scholarship test 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Annual Staff 4; Class President 4; Booster Award 1,2; Speech Activities 3. JANET CLUDY Intramurals 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Y-Teens 4;-Junior Play. JOYCE COAKLEY Intramurals 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Girl’s Chorus 1. PAUL COLLET Hi-Y 3,4; Junior Play. BERNARD DE AMICIS Varsity Sports 1,3; Hi-Y 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin 1,2; Junior Play; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys’Chorus 1,2; Nutshell 2. ROGER DIBLE Varsity Sports 2; Pep Qub 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Latin 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Contest District and State Band Contest 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; American Legion Essay Award 1; Junior Play Cast. STEVE DIBLE DOLORES DIBLING Iptramurals 1,2,3,4; Qass teams 1,2,3,4; Pep Qub 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 4; Latin 2; French 3,4; Junior Play; Ada Scholarship Team 1; Girl’s Chorus 1; Guidance Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Activities 3; Nutshell 4. JUDY EALEY Pep Qub 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin 2,3; French 4; Junior Play; Librarian 4; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3, 4; District and State Chorus Contest 3. JAMES ENGLAND Varsity Sports 2,3,4; Manager 1,2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Librarian 3,4. MARY FOX G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. WINFRED HACKWORTH Varsity Sports 2,4; Intramurals 3,4; Hi-Y 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JOHN HAYMAN Intramurals 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1. DARLENE HEUBERGER Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Qass team 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 1; Y-Teens 3,4, Office 4; Latin 2,3; French 4, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4, District and State Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play, American Legion Essay Award 2. DORIS HEUBERGER Intramurals 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4, Officer 1; Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 4; Latin 2,3; French 4; Junior Play; Honor Society 3,4; Girl’s Chorus 1.2.3.4, District and State Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Class Teams 2,3. GARY HIGGINS F. F.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3; Varsity Sports 2,3. MICHAEL HII.TY Varsity Sports 1,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Qub 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Latin 1,2; Junior Play Cast; Honor Society 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3; Annual Staff4; Class President 2, Officer 3. DANIEL HOLDEN Varsity Sports 2,3; Intramurals 3; Pep Club 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Latin 1,2; French 4; Junior Play Cast; Nutshell 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Tests 2; Band 1,2,3, 4; District and State Band Contest 1; Dance Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3; State 1,2,3; Clas Officer 2, President 3; Annual Staff 4; Speech Activities 3. CHERYL HUNTER Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 1; French 3,4; Junior Play; Girl’s Chorus; District and State Chorus Contest 3; Mixed chorus 3,4; Girl’s Ensemble 3; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 3; State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 1. MARY ELLEN KECKLER Pep Qub 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 2,3; French 4, Officer 4; Junior Play; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Test 1,2; Booster Award 1,2,3; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; District and State Chorus Contest 3. RALPH KESSLER Varsity Sports 1,4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Latin 1,2; Nutshell 2; Boy’s Chorus 2; Hi-Y 4. VINCENT KIN Pep Club 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Latin 2,3: French 4; Scholarship Test 1; Boy’s State 3; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 4 KAY KINKER G. A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Scholarship Test 2; A.D.A. 2; Girl’s Chorus 1; Band 1; Office Staff 4. RICHARD KNOWLTON Varsity Sports 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3. JANET KNOX Intramurals 1.2,3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; French 4; Speech Activities 3. THOMAS KROM Varsity Sports 1,2,3.4; Hi-Y 4; Junior Play Cast; Speech Activities 3; Annual Staff 4; Intramurals 4. SUSAN LAMBERJACK Intramurals 2,3,4; Qass Team 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Officer 4; Latin 1,2; French 3,4, Officer 3; Junior Play; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Test 1,2; Ada 1; Booster Award 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; American Legion Essay Award 1; Class Officer 4; Guidance Staff 4. MICHAEL LYNCH Varsity Sports 1,2; intramurals 1,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, President 4; Latin 1,2; French 4; Junior Play Cast; Boy’s State 3; Qass Officer 3; Annual Staff 4; Speech Activities 3; Pep Qub 2. DIANNE MILLER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Girl’s Chorus 1,3; District and State Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Dance Band 1,2,3,4. BERNARD MITCH Varsity Sports 2,3; Hi-Y 4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4. LISA MUTXHOLAND IntramuraiS 1,2,3,4; Class Teams 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Latin 2; French 4; Junior Play; Girl’s Chorus 1,4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Activities 3 ESTHER PATRICK Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Class Teams 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4, Officer 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Officer 3; Junior Play; Girl’s Chorus 1,4; Class Officer 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Annual Staff 4. NANCY PHILLIPS Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Teams 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Latin 1,2; French 3,4;Junior Play Cast; Nutshell 4; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; District and State Chorus Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2, accom-ist 3,4; Girl’s Ensemble 2,3,4; District Solo and emble Contest 2,3, State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Delaware and Gibspn-buxg Workshops 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Chorus Music Award 1,2,3. Honor Society 4. DORIS PLOTT Intramurals 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Y-Teens 4; Junior Play; Girl’s Chorus 3; District and State Chorus Contest 3; Speech Activities 3. MARLENE PLOTT Intramurals 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Y-Teens 3,4; French Club 4; Junior Play; Librarian 4; Speech Activities 3. SYDNEY PLOTT Intramurals 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; French Club 4, Officer 4; Junior Play; Class Officer 3; Speech Activities 3; Annual Staff 4. CAROL POWELL Intramurals 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 1,2; Junior Play 3; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Test 1,2; Ada 1,2; Girl’s Chorus 1; Accompanied 2,3,4; District and State Chorus Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girl’s Ensemble Accompanied 3,4; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3, State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Pep Band 1; Annual Staff 4; Delaware Workshop 3. CONNIE RITTER Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Team 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4, President 4; French 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Librarian 3; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Junior Homemakers Degree 1; Chapter Homemakers Degree 3; Annual Staff 4. THOMAS RETT IG Varsity Sports 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Pep Club 2; Hi-T 3; Speech Activities 3. TERRY SALYER Hi-Y 4. RICHARD SAMMET F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ALICE SHAULL Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, President 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Junior Play; Girl’s Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Nut Shell 3. CAROL SIZEMORE Intramurals 1,2,4; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Y-Teens 3,4; Junior Play 3; Librarian 4; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3; District and State Chorus Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Speech Activities 3. RICHARD TANNER Varsity Sports 1,2,4; Class Officer 1; Intramurals 3; Hi-Y 4. PATRICIA TANNER Intramurals 1,2,3; Pep Club Council 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F. H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 2,3,Officer 2;Junior Play; Scholarship Test 1; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3, District and State Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girl’s Ensemble 2; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Class Officer 4j Annual Staff 4; Office Staff 4. ALITA TERRY Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Team 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 1,2, Officer 2; Junior Play Cast; Honor Society 4; Scholarship Test 1,2; Booster Award 1,2,3; Girl’s State3; Girl’s Chorus 1,2; Mixeu Chorus 2; Girl’s Ensemble 2; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3, State 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; District and State Band Contest 1; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Perfect Attendence 1,3; Subject Award 2. BARBARA THOMAS Intramurals 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 2; French 3; Girl’s Chorus F. MICHAEL TRAXLER Varsity Sports 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Junior Play Cast. LYNDA WALTER Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Team 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 4; Latin 1; Junior Play Cast 3; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; District and State Chorus Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Ensemble 2,3,4; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3, State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Speech Activities 3; Delaware Workshop 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Qub 2. EDWARD WELKER Varsity Sports 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Hi-Y 4; F.F.A. 2,3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4. MARIANNE WELKER Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Gass Team 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, President 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 1,2; French 4; Junior Play Cast 3; Librarian 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Test 1; Gass Officer 3; Perfect attendence 1,3; Speech Activities 3; Annual Staff 4. ROBERT WELSH Varsity Sports 1,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Latin 1,2; Junior Play Cast 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Boy’s Chorus 1,2; Speech Activities 3; Gass Officer 4. TACY WENNER Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Team 1; Pep Qub 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Latin 1,2, Officer 2; French 3,4; Junior Play Cast 3; Nutshell 2; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Test 1,2; Booster Awards 3; Girl’s State 3; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3,4; District and State Chorus Contest 3; Mixed Chorus 3, Accompanied 4; Girl’s Ensemble 2,4, Accompanied 3; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3, State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Pep Band 1,2; Delaware workshop 3; Annual Staff. CAROL WENTLING Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Team 1,2,3,4; Pep Qub 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 2; Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 4; Latin 1,2, Officer 1,2; Junior Play Cast; French 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Test 1,2; Booster Award 1,2,3; Girl’s Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Girl’s Ensemble 2,4; District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2; Gibsonburg and Delaware Workshops 2; American Legion Essay Award 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Gass Officer 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. JANE WENTLING G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.G.A. 1,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Junior Play 3; Nutshell 1; Honor Society 3,4; Librarian 3; Band 1,2,3,4; District and State Band Contest 1; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3, State 2; Booster Award 1,2; Scholarship Test 1,2. DAVID WENZINGER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Sports 1. GUS YOUNG Varsity Sports 1. PRELUDE Lookling to the future” has found its meaning in this picture. The underclassmen have much to look forward to in their future years of high school. Through the help and guidance of the faculty, these underclassmen will prepare their path to the future. JUNIORS MUST THINK, AND READ, AND LEARN Shown here posting the weekly working schedule for the refreshment stand sponsored by the juniors, are: David Wickiscr, Joyce Kidwell, Diane Unverferth, and Fred Mathern. Popcorn! Hot Dogs! Pop! are all familiar words to the people who work in the refreshment stand. Dance bands, movies, and decorations are some of the problems this group of efficient junior class officers have had to cope with this year. Pictured here are Elizabeth Riester, Secretary; Ron Wise, President; Janice Craft, Reporter; Judy McMillan, Treasurer; Josephine Troiano, Vice-President. O’FLAHERTY’S AUTO SERVICE 798 E. Findlay Street Phone 396-6371, Carey POINT DRIVE-IN Rt. 23 South Phone 396-3484 SHECK’S MARKET Rt. 23 South Phone 396-2505 THIS IS THE PATH OF NO RETURN BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Heck, Anita Jenot. TOP ROW: Sue Rhoades, Rose Speiser, Gloria Wisncr, Verlaine Orians. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Twinning, Junior Pratt. TOP ROW: Paul Fox, Jim Puchta, Lester Row, Eddie Seifert, Jim Craft. Martha Kromer, Wanda Bayes, Sharon Walter, Diane Row, Pat Plott. Kenny Rice, Jeff Guthridge, Jim Dible, David Myers, Tom Klein, Jerry Worst. BURSON CLOTHING CO. 104 E. Findlay St. Phone 396-7891 CAREY FARMER’S CO-OPERATIVE CO. 130 N. Patterson St. Phone 396-4561 YESTERDAY’S DREAM OF SUCCESSFULNESS Dick Buckingham, Steve Risner, Gerald Hill, Wilson Tong, John Wetzel, Paul Conley. % Gary Thomas, Denny Brandt, Roger Newcomer, Dick Knapp, Paul Meek, David Stark. BOTTOM ROW: Marietta Hackworth, Janice Logsdon, Louise Sopher. TOP ROW: Karen Myers, Carol Putnam, Paula Powell. Kenny Steen, Gerald Wenzinger, Larry Bash, Earl Broadwater, Raymond England, Gary Lortz. O’FLAHERTY’S AUTO SERVICE POINT DRIVE-IN SCHECK’S MARKET 798 East Findlay Street Phone 396-6372, Carey Route 23 Phone 396-3484, Carey Route 23 Phone 396-2505 Carey ONLY ARRIVES WHEN DOING ONE'S BEST James Trausch, William Smith, Ron Gibson, Bill Gibson, Joe Bernard, Ed Stapley. My but they’re shiny aren’t they? Judy McMillan and Dick Knapp sport the Junior’s prized possession. They’ve waited for what seems like eternity— their Junior Gass Rings have finally arrived. Marilyn Florea, Sandra Stone, Barbara Shiley, Rosemary Wohlgamuth, Betty A rend, Ann Fox. SHUMAN BROTHER’S GARAGE East Findlay Street Phone 396-2821 Carey STOMBAUGH’S GROCERY 401 S. Patterson Street Phone 396-2701 Carey RICHARDSON’S ELECTRIC Gifts for all occasions” Phone 396-2751 SOPHOMORES NEED TIME TO WORK AND TO PLAY Reporter, Virginia Wending; President, Steve Zender; Treasurer; Ruth Black; Vice-President, Russ Chester; Secretary, Debbie St rah m. Loretta Collet, Diane Emerine, Marlene Miller, Sheila McKinnon, Jane Dill, Barbara McCarley. Dell Mathern, William Savidge, Bill Windau, Jim Nyc, Frank Kitzler, Jim Kid well. ROSS EARL’S MARATHON ROSS JOHNSON 235 East Findlay Street 135 South Vance Street Phone 396-8 291 Phone 396- 2841 TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Marjorie Holden, Manager Phone 396-8355 Carey, Ohio AND TIME FOR DREAMS IN EACH PASSING DAY Mary Anne Roof, Janet Baker, Janet Butler, Carol Smith, Carol Muir, Sue Arnett. Janet Sopher, Sue Roynon, Joyce Wise, Paula Angles, Janet Burson, Sue Canode. Mark Coppler, Dick Myers, Mike Dasher, Dwight Arlington, Ride Miller, Thad Malesh, Charles Laudenslager. Linda Risner, Dianne Wickham Emogene Perkins, Diane Rife, Barbara Presler, Joan Brod-man, Carol Risner. WALBORN’S LUNCH East Findlay Street Carey, Ohio CAREY GREENHOUSE 131 North Lake Street Phone 396- 2811 Carey TURNER’S GARAGE 112 East South Street IF A TOWERING STRUCTURE IS EVER TO RISE Mel Bare, Ronnie Hunter, Roger Dean, Vern Walter, Ronnie Dible, Gene Higgins. Johnny Tong, Gary Craft, Ronald Hensley, Bob Plott, Gerald Lambcrjack, Jim Christman. Compliments of HAINES PRODUCTS Gifts and Deodorants. Phone 396-2981, Carey A STRONG FOUNDATION MUST BE REALIZED Ken Niederkohr, Ralph Myers, Connie Fletcher, Viola Mahan, Cheryl Young, Leo Kitzler, Dan Chester. Ruth Collet, Sue Wicker, Georgia Ealey, Ida Mitten, Carol Droll, Janet Kessler. Diane Kromer, Sandra Hussey, Vickie Hoepf, Betty Tong, Betty Fleece, Beverly Klein. David Stoltz, John Heck, Jim Heck, John Jacoby, Paul Grubel, Mike McKee, Tom Put- nam. NEW LIES THE PATH THAT FRESHMEN MUST KEEP TOP ROW: Benny May, Miriam Terry, Larry Wagner, Bob Campbell, Joyce Hayman, Theresa Weaver, Tom Zender. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Kitzler, Ronnie Sample, Bob Clark, Albert Gibson, Melvin Lowmaster, Bill Blair, Bob Fcascl, Terry Rader. TOP ROW: Janet Shull, Holly Spayd, Peggy White, Donna Knowlton, Florence Kitzler, Judy Greer, Brenda Nash. BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Hotelling, Kay Shaull, Carol Fabiani, Trudy Heck, Phyllis Windau, Sandy Walton, Kathy Luzader, Linda Turner. TOP ROW: Diane Reinhart, Barbara O’Flaherty, Yolanda Nieman, Mary Ann Ken-epp, Ruth Logsdon. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Tiell, Bonnie A rend, Sharon Stover, Cindy Lehman, Judy Heck, Annetta Ratliff, Darlene Conner, Cheryl Healey. TRAVELED BEFORE BY THOUSANDS OF FEET BOTTOM ROW: Annette Fox, Becky Plott, Tonya Bauer, Peggy Fox, Linda Williams, Peggy Green, Connie Richardson, Vickey Ret-tig, Jean Feasel, Joan Jacoby, Clair Laudcn-slager, Nondus Orians, Nancy Courtad, Rita Thom. BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Austin, Stanley Phillips, Ronnie Collet, Joe Dibling, David Bennett, Jim Brown, Bill Fleece, Jerry Hersh-men. TOP ROW: Bob Drummond, Steve Bayes, Dick Seifert, Bruce Richards, Mike Karcher. BOTTOM ROW: Roy Ealey, John Lortz, Douglas Fredericks, Dan Welsh, Paul I reece, Roger Smiley, Keith Cole. TOP ROW: Roger Higgins, Jack Hilty, Robert Wilson, Mike Atkins, Eldon Hackworth. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Jacques, Wayne Derr, John Butcher, Joe Jacoby, Charles Hall, Gene Zimmcrly, Carla Clark. TOP ROW: Rosemary Craft, Deanne Tong, Sandra Plott, Janet Risner, Dorothy Van Deusen. EIGHTH GRADERS BEGIN RIGHT AWAY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Stoltz, Betty Jacques, Connie Walter, Gloria Puchta, Ruth Roberts, Sue Heck, Virginia Guthridge, Sharon Landoll. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Dible, Bob Stoltz, James Williams, Terry Krom, Bill Coppler, Steven Yeater, Rebecca Baker, Betsy Newcomer. THIRD ROW: Sandra Sprand 1 in, Barbara Coppler, Diane Risner, David Yeoman, Robert Kloepfer, John Walter, Linda Taylor. FIRST ROW: Gene Davis, Donald Chester, Coy Druckemiller, Barbara Conner, Sarah Walter, Janice Stansberry, Sally Campbell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kin-nard, Dennis Wending, Daniel Bennett, Dennis Pahl, Linda Dick, Narce Mahan, Becky Gibson. THIRD ROW: Steven Hussey, Steven Collins, Fred Gottfried, Sharon Schade, Peggy Parsons, Donna Lehman, Karen Broadwater. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Mul-holland, Joe Myers, Dennis Strahm, Dick Risner, Cecil Turnbell, Mary JaneShaull, Mary Jan ? Hendricks, Barbara Higgins. ROW TWO: Mike Wagner, Alvin Kem-erly, Verner Row, Neil Williams, Glenda Allison, Becky Wyatt, Rose Ann Wenner. ROW THREE: John Sparks, Roger Woods, Dennis Turley, Eddie Faber, Bob Shaull, David Tong, Kathy Beagle, Sharon Creeger, Kathy Muir. SEVENTH GRADE-BEGIN THE RIGHT WAY BOTTOM ROW: Josephine Perkins, Diane Williams, Evelyn Tackett, Jeanette Walters, Larry Gibson, Keith Baker, Eric Hussey, Keith Phillips, Rodger England, Donald Hensley. SECOND ROW: Betty Gibson, Lynn Franklin, Terry Richards, RoseMary Stansberry, Sharon Puchta, Cassandra Wenner, Frank Ritter, Roger Low-master, Jack Collins. FIRST ROW: Teacher, Mrs. Johnston, Donald Engle, Danny Craft, Wayne Rhoades, Dennis Milum, Joe Staplcy, Joe Bray, Teacher, Mrs. Wyatt. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Dible, Tom Wagner, Stcrlie Young, Robert Stansberry, Judy Thomas, Linda Row, Kathy Costello, Jean Hotelling, Jane Gibson, David Burson. SEG OND ROW: Glenn Allison, Norman Risner, David Puchta, Alice White, Tommy Tucker, Sharon Broadwater, Marcia Tong. TOP ROW: Tom Myers, Danny Mulholand, Danny Lee, David Gibson, Steven Tong, Patty Puckett, Levan Clay, David Powell, Mr. Risser. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Wickman, Walter Malesh, Lana Dible, Alice Plott, Lynn Weaver, David Chester, Donna Williams, Fred Lasley, Ronald Roynon. SECOND ROW: Charles Maenle, Robert Puchta, Roger Perkins, Ronald Went-ling, Roger Hall, Wayne Erasure, Sandra Puchta, Robert Myers, Peggy Lortz, Larry Taylor. TOP ROW: Tom Steen, Kay Ritter, Kathy Yates, Robert Craft, Gloria Conley, Delilah Druckemiller, Linda Bleam, Stephen Hunter, Mr. Petty - Teacner. INCREASING THE TEMPO OF THE SCHOOL Extracurricular activities provide the students with much pleasure and fun. From French Club to G.A.A., through Honor Society and on to Y-Teens we have a wide variety of clubs to choose from. Intramurals which the girls and boys both are fortunate to participate in, make better athletes and much better sports. Basketball, football, track and baseball round out the nine months of school and the High school’s wonderful world of sports. Clubs build better students and eager ones, students that will long remember the wide assortment of clubs that they helped to better by working efficiently and jointly and in which they pooled their efforts to make them suceed. ATTENDANTS: Nancy Phillips, Carol Wending, Queen Esther Patrick, Pat Ris-ner and Connie Ritter. THE HONOR SOCIETY CLAIMS STUDENTS WHO WORK AND LENDS JOY TO THE MANY WHOCARE. During the second semester of the junior and senior years, outstanding students are eligible for election to National Honor Society. The first requirement is scholarship, followed closely by the qualities and quantities of leadership, character, and service. The members of our Carey High School Chapter are: BOTTOM ROW: Sue Lamberjack, Jane Wentling, Marianne Welker, Carol Powell, Carol Wentling, Vince Kin, Dan Holden, Mike Hilty, Dick Bray, Tacy Wenner. Mary Ellen Keckler, Doris Heuberger, Darlene Heuberger, Alita Terry. TOP ROW: Advisor, iMr. Earl Greer, Vickie Heck, Rose Speiser, Janice Logsdon, Sharon Walter, Dave Stark, Dave Wickiser, Ron Wise. Paula Powell, Carol Putnam, Janice Craft, Judy Ealey, Dolores Dibling, Nancy Phillips. THE KIWANIS SEEKS JUNIOR MEMBERS WHO WILL DREAM, AND DO, AND DARE ! Scholastic achievements are important factors in being a part of the Junior Kiwanis. Teachers agree to the fact that these students are well worth being a part of this organization. They are as follows: BOTTOM ROW: Roger Dible, Vince Kin, Mike Hilty. TOP ROW: Mike Lynch, Dick Bray, Dan Holden. BOY’S STATE - GIRL’S STATE, ACHIEVEMENT SO TRUE, In June of 1961, Richard Bray, Tacy Wenner, Vince Kin, Alita Terry and Michael Lynch participated in the miniature governments of Ohio. The girl’s attending Capital University in Columbus with the boys attending Ohio University in Athens. Both institutes were held to acquaint the citizens of Ohio with their government. They were sponsored by the American Legion and its auxiliary. In Carey the delegates are chosen as those placing the highest in a history test given to juniors. WHAT FAITHFUL COMPILING BY THE NUT SHELL CREW The newscarries of Carey High are the members of our Nutshell. They are the reporters of our various dubs and activities. The members are, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Myers, Dolores Dibling, Nancy Phillips, Esther Patrick, Judy Heck, Miriam Terry, and Debbie Strahm. TOP ROW: Judy Ealey, Marietta Hackworth, Jerry Hershman, Robert Welsh, Ronnie Wise, Larry Bash, Virginia Wending, and Janice Craft. Fifty-one of us— Marching along together, characterizes much of worth concerning our efficient Carey Band. Precision drills, dance routines and the three yearly concerts make for a busy schedule at school. Following the direction of Mr. Walter Bixler, under the leading of the majorettes, they have proudly served the community on —Practice Makes Perfect— MUSICAL PLEASURES THE BAND DOES BRING ROW ONE: Roger Dible, Joyce Wise, Paula Powell, Sue Roynon. Peggy Green, Becky Baker, Sharon Wilgus. ROW FOUR: Mike ROW TWO: Carol Fabiani, Janet Burson, Janet Sopher, Tom McKee, Del Mathern, John Butcher, Dan Black, Carol Powell, Klein, Diane Reinhart, Betsy Newcomer. ROW THREE: Linda Sheila McKinnon. Walter, Linda Turner, Peggy White. Sharon Undoll, Linda Taylor, special days, such as the Hallowe’en season and the Memorial Day observances. Almost unanimously, do the interested members respond to individual lessons of instruction. Such, coupled with the merit system of awards challenging each to obtain 2500 earned points, makes for this musical organization, a band of melodic distinction. Our majorettes arc: Louise Sopher, Carol Fabiani, Head Majorette Karen Myers, Virginia Wentling, Sue Canodc. MARKING THE KEY TO LIFE'S FINER THINGS ROW ONE: Virginia Guthridge, John Heck, Janet Shull, Karen Myers, Tacy Wenner. ROW TWO: Louise Sopher, Janice Logsdon, Virginia Wentling, Joe Jacoby, Sue Canode, Nancy Phillips. ROW THREE: Carol Putnam, Barbara Presler, Ronald Wise, Dan Holden, Jane Wentling, Dianne Miller, Miriam Terry, Cheryl Hunter, Alita Terry. ROW FOUR: Mike Atkins, John Hayman, Mr. Bixlcr, John Jacoby, James Brown, Jack Hilty, Ruth Black, Mike Hilty. DANCE BAND The thirteen youths comprising the Carey High dance Band, under the direction of Walter Bixler, became well known this year as the most pleasant sounding group in this vici nity. The organization performed at surrounding schools as well as our own Christmas Dance and the Band Mothers Dances. They also entertained the Wyandot County Teachers’ Association at their annual meeting. The song ”Auld Lang Syne” is well known to end each dance for the band. Six seniors will play that medley for the last time this year. Members of the Dance Band are: ROW ONE: Mike McKee, Janice Logsdon, Miriam Terry, Alita Terry, Jane Wentling, Dianne Miller. ROW TWO: Nancy Phillips, Mr. Bixler, Ruth Black, Jack Hilty, Mike Hilty, Dan Holden, Ron Wise, Barbara Presler. LIBRARIANS Under the watchful supervision ofMrs. Newhard, our librarians circulate, mend, and prepare books and material for the library. They also help in handing out those nasty over-due slips. Our hardworking librarians at Carey High are Carol Sizemore, Mrs. Newhard, Diane Rife, Lester Row, Mary Beckley, Judy Ealey, Jack Arnett, Marlene Plott, and Jim England. THE FFA FUTURE FARMERS DOES MAKE Under the capable supervision of their president, Winfred Hackworth, and their sponsor, Carl Cupp, the Future Farmers of America have accomplished much toward the betterment of their club, school and community. Every year they contribute to C.R.O.P. through charity drives and, as before, they held the annual pest hunt. The boys have participated in various events such as: The county soil judging contest, county livestock judging, John Deere Day and county softball team. The F.F.A. formed two parliamentary procedure teams and competed with other F.F.A. teams. They also sponsored two delegates to the state F.F.A. convention. The members of this organization are: BOTTOM ROW: Larry Bash, Gary Higgins, Dave Wcnzinger, Dick Sammet, Kenny Steen, Winfred Hackworth, Wilson Tong, Gerald Wenzin-ger. Bill Smith. ROW TWO: Roger Higgins, Mark Coppler, Paul Grubel, Bob Wilson, Mr. Cupp, Gene Zimmerly, Eldon Hackworth, Gene Higgins, Leo Kitzler. THE OFFICE STAFF ATTENDANCE DOES TAKE A great many services for the school, teachers, and the student body are performed by the office and guidance staff girls. Theirs is the task of collecting and delivering the attendance slips and grading tests for Mr. Hull, guidance officer. For their behind-the-scenes efforts these students give up much free time with little recognition other than the personal satisfaction of seeing a job well done. BOTTOM ROW: Guidance staff: Kay Kinker, SueLamberjack, Dolores Dibling. TOP ROW: Office staff: Pat Tanner, Esther Patrick. THE CHORUS SINGS ON IN OUR HEARTS, SO ENDEARING, MIXED CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Miss Dickey, Carol Smith, Trudy Heck, Diane Reinhart, Elizabeth Riester, Carol Muir, Joyce Wise, Janet Shull, Carol Sizemore. MIDDLE ROW: Brenda Nash, Janet Baker, Sue Roynon, Theresa Weaver, Mark Coppler, Joe Jacoby, Mike Atkins, John Wetzel, John Walter, Carol Powell, Dianne Miller, Pat Tanner. TOP ROW: Tacy Wenner, Linda Walter, Nancy Phillips, Mary Anne Roof, Clair Laudenslager, Dick Knapp, Gary Lortz, William Savidge, Bernard DeAmicis, John Heck, Paul Grubcl, Joyce Haymen, Diane Rife, Carla Clark. GIRLS’ CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Josephine Troiano, Trudy Heck, Janet Burson, Annetta Ratliff, Marietta Hackworth, Vicki Rettig, Diane Unverferth, Diane Rife, Elizabeth Riester, Carol Powell, Miss Dickey. MIDDLE ROW: Doris Heuberger, Mary Ellen Keckler, Linda Walter, Gloria Wisner, Diane Row, Miriam Terry, Tacy Wenner, Lisa Mullholland, Sharon Walter, Wanda Bayes, Louise Sopher. TOP ROW: Darlene Heuberger, Brenda Nash, Judy Ealey, Clair Laudenslager, Sandy Plott, Janet Sopher, Paula Powell, Karen Myers, Carol Putnam, Esther Patrick, Nancy Phillips, Carol Wentling. LONG AFTER THE WORDS HAVE FADED FROM HEARING GIRLS ENSEMBLE BOTTOM ROW: Janet Burson, Sue Roynon, Ruth Black, Carol Putnam, Karen Myers, Paula Powell, Nancy Phillips, Tacy Miriam Terry, Diane Reinhart, Clair Laudenslager, Joyce Wise, Wenner, Elizabeth Riester, Carol Wentling, Carol Powell. Miss Dickey. TOP ROW: Diane Unverferth, Lynda Walter, The Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus and Ensemble groups have spent much time and energy producing the programs and special numbers for the education and enjoyment of many parents and friends, as well as students. The Choral department presented as their high-light of the year the spring concert This is My Country”. The year 1961-62 has proved very successful, under the able and competent direction of our new director, Miss Dorothy Dickey. LATIN, FOR CENTURIES, HAS TRULY RATED Under the supervision ofMrs. Marcella Bernard, with John Heck as president, the Latin Club, formed of Latin I and Latin II students, have had a year full of exciting activities. The year started with the initiation of the Latin I members into their club. This event was followed by dances, plays, and a study ofRoman culture. The year was climaxed by the annual Latin Club banquet. The banquet is a very gala affair in which the Latin members wearing togas and speaking their traditional language. It is ended with a play which is presented to the parents. Te libcro.” ROW ONE: David Stoltz, Mike McKee, Vcrn Walter, Jim Heck, John Jacoby, Janet Burson, Sue Canode, Paula Angles, Joyce Wise, Sue Roynon, Janet Sopher, Diane Rife, Loretta Collet. ROW TWO: Trudy Heck, Bonnie Arend, Peggy Fox, Janet Shull, Carol Fabiani, Miriam Terry, Clair Laudenslager, Joan Jacoby, Sandra Walton, Phyllis Windau, Barbara O’Fla-herty, Debbie Strahm, Kathy Luzadcr, Brenda Nash. ROW THREE: Mrs. Bernard. Sharon Stover, Linda Williams, Theresa Weaver, Connie Richardson, Peggy Green, Joyce Hayman, Peggy White, Nondus Orians, Carol Droll, Linda Risner, Judy Greer, Diane Rinehart, Judy Heck, Rita Thom. ROW FOUR: James Brown, Paul Trecce, Keith Cole, Bruce Richards, Joe Jacoby, Bob Campbell, John Heck, Dick Myers, Mike Atkins, Jerry Hershman, Roy Ealey, Dan Welsh, Mike Karcher, Douglas Frederick. FRENCH, LIKE LIFE, MUST BE DAILY TRANSLATED Toto is ill as the French club produces one of their plays. This organization strives to acquaint the French students in Carey High with the culture of their adopted native land. This is carried on through plays and stories under the needed and capable supervision of Madame Fifi, better known as Mrs. Newhard. Toto est Malade! FIRST ROW: Louise Sopher, Sue Lamberjack, Dolores Dibling, Nancy Phillips, Mrs. Newhard, Connie Ritter, Cheryl Hunter, Carol Wending, Tacy Wcnner, Karen Myers. SECOND ROW: Doris Heuberger, Darlene Heuberger, Esther Patrick, Marianne Welker, Mary Beckley, Carol Putnam, Paula Powell, Judy Ealey, Marlene Plott, Sydney Plott, Janet Knox. TOP ROW: LizRiester, Janice Craft, Denny Brandt, Joe Bernard, Kenny Rice, David Wickiser, Ronnie Wise, David Stark, Roger Newcomer, Mike Lynch, Dan Holden, Mary Ellen Keckler, Marietta Hackworth. GAA FRIENDSHIPS ARE A THOUSAND FOLD, SENIORS FIRST ROW: Connie Ritter, Cheryl Hunter, Nancy Phillips, Alita Terry, Lisa Mullholland, Kay Kinker, Darlene Heuberger, Janet Knox, Carol Sizemore, Barbara Thomas. SECOND ROW: Doris Heuberger, Mary Ellen Keckler, Sue Lamberjack, Esther Patrick, Marianne Welker, Mary Fox, Carol Wending, Linda Walter, Tacy Wenner, Doris Plott, Vicki Billock, Dolores Dibling, Mrs. Baker. THIRD ROW: Pat Tanner, Sydney Plott, Jane Wending, Judy Ealey, Mary Bcckley, Dianne Miller, Alice Shaull, Carol Powell, Marlene Plott, Janet Cludy. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Rose Speiser, Marietta Hackworth, Vicki Heck, Joyce Kidwell, Janice Craft, Sue Rhoades, Anita Jenot, Josephine Troiano, Judy McMillian, Janice Logsdon, Elizabeth Ricster, Marilyn Florea. SECOND ROW: Betty Arend, Sharon Walter, Barbara Shiley, Karen Myers, Verlaine Orians, Gloria Wisner, Diane Row, Pat Plott, Sandra Stone, Paula Powell, Carol Putnam, Diane Unverferth, Ann Fox, Louise Sopher, Mrs. Baker. FINER, RICHER, MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Annette Fox, Sharon Stover, Peggy Fox, Barbara O’Flaherty, Vickie Rettig, Janet Burson, Judy Heck, Carol Fabiani, Diane Reinhart, Trudy Heck, Judy Greer, Phyllis Windau, Sandra Walton, Cindy Lehman. SECOND ROW: Debbie Strahm, Joan Brodman, Carol Muir. Carol Smith, Vickie Hoepf, Betty Tong, Virginia Wending, Diane Kromer, Sheila McKinnon, Janet Baker, Betty Fleece, Sandra Hussey, Barbara McCarley, Ida Mitten, Cheryl Healey Carol Risner. THIRD ROW: Tonya Bauer, Janet Shull, Diane Emerine, Jean Feasel, Becky Plott, Kay Shaull, Loretta Collet, Nancy Courtad, Sue Roynon, Carla Clark, Sue Arnett, Ruth Black, Janet Sopher, Miriam Terry, Diane Rife, Joyce Wise, Sue Conode, Paula Angles, Anctta Ratliff, Judy Turner, Mrs. Baker. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Hotelling, Bonnie Arend, Peggy Green, Brenda Nash, Connie Richardson,Linda Williams, Dorothy Van Dusen, Deanna Tong, Rita Thom, Diane Risner, Mary Kenepp, Claire Laudenslager, Holly Spayd, Mary Roof, Joyce Hayman, Peggy White, Yolanda Nieman, Florence Kitzler, Sandra Plott, Emogene Perkins, Theresa Weaver, Connie Fletcher, Janet Butler. The organization of the Girl’s Athletic Association is open to all Carey High School girls. This year it was under the guidance of Mrs. Grace Baker, with Marianne Welker serving as President. The girls participated in the noon games of volleyball, basketball, speedball, hit pin, and baseball. They also served as hostesses to other schools for Play Night. The club sponsored many activities for the benefit of the school. Some such events were the snake dance before the Upper Sandusky game and the May Day Dance. At the end of the year the GAA held their annual banquet and presented the GAA awards to those deserving girls. Officers shown at right are, FIRST ROW: Nancy Phillips, Marianne Welker. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Riester, Doris Heuberger. THIRD ROW: Sharon Walter, Alita Terry, Dolores Dibling, Sue Lamberjack. FOURTH ROW: Esther Patrick, Josephine Troiano. EYES TOWARD MOUNTAIN TOPS” IS THE Y-TEENS CREED The Y-Teens dismissal prayer, May the Lord watch between me and thee-” will ever be written on the hearts of the members. These junior and senior girls devote themselves to program building which enriches their lives and lends depth to the finer things. They work together in their organization, and also for others through projects and chapel programs; they laugh together, as whole-hearted youth should; they are inspired through the devoted leadership of their sponsor, Mrs. Leathers, ana their president, Connie Ritter. Members of the Y-Tcens are: FIRST ROW: Marietta Hackworth, Connie Ritter. Cheryl Hunter, Nancy Phillips, Alita Terry, Lisa Mullholand, Dolores Dibling, Darlene Heuberger, Janet Knox, Carol Sizemore, Barbara Thomas, Louise Sopher, Joyce Kidwell. SECOND ROW: Gloria Wisner, Judy McMillan, Sharon Walter, Doris Heuberger, Mary Ellen Keckler, Pat Tanner, Esther Patrick, Marianne Welker, Carol Wending, Lynda Walter, Tacy Wenner, Carol Powell, Doris Plott, Vickie Billock, Rose Speiser, Vicky Heck, Josephine Troiano, Mrs. leathers. THIRD ROW: Sue Rhoades, Janice Craft, Elizabeth Ricster, Jane Wending, Mary Beckley, Dianne Miller, Alice Shaull, Judy Ealey, Karen Myers, Carol Putnam, Paula Powell, Marlene Plott, Sydney Plott, Janet Qudy, Anita Jenot, Janice Logsdon. LIKE AS THE Hl-Y DOING SPIRITUAL DEEDS To create and maintain high standards of Christian character throughout the school and the community.” is the purpose of the Hi-Y Qub. The Junior and Senior Hi-Y, consisting of thirty-four boys, has had a full schedule this year sponsoring various chapel programs, the Hi-Y Carnival, football and basketball dances. Added to all these activities were service projects such as the annual money making projects for World Service and making money to send two delegates to Hi-Y Camp. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Earl Greer, and their president, Mike Lynch, they have had a year filled with service, devodon, and fellowship. FIRST ROW: Fred Mathern, Paul Meek, Raymond England, Ronnie Wise, Michael Lynch, Roger Dible, Michael Hilty, Bernard Mitsch, Dick Bray, Kenny Rice. SECOND ROW: Mr. Greer, Jack Arnett, John Hayman, Kenny Steen, Jim Puchta, Tom Krom Bill Smith, Tom Klein, Paul Collet, Roger Newcomer, Jim England. THIRD ROW: Dave Stark, Dick Tanner, Dave Myers, Terry Salyer, Ralph Kessler, Marv Beagle, Gary Thomas, Dave Wickiser, Larry Bash, John Wetzel, Dick Buckingham, Dan Holden. GIRLS OF TODAY IN THE FHA JUNIORS SENIORS BOTTOM ROW: Jane Wcntling, Connie Ritter, Lisa Mullholand, Darlene Heuberger, Mary Ellen Kcckler, Kay Kinker, Doris Heuberger, Judy Ealey, Mary Beckley, Diane Miller. TOP ROW: Rose Speiser, Marietta Hackworth, Gloria Wisner,Joyce Kidwell, Janice Craft, Alice Shaull, Miss Robison, Sue Rhoades, Anita Jenot, Sharon Walter, Joyce Coakley, Janice Logsdon, Judy McMillan, Josephine Troiano. With their advisor, Miss Robison, and their President, Alice Shaull, at the helm, the members of the Future Homemakers of America arc scheduled for smooth sailing in their years ahead in their homes and communities. Toward new horizons” onward to better life and better living they go under the capable leadership of these two people. Friendships and workmanship go hand in hand for these girls of the F.H.A. organization. ARE SHOWN THE WAY FOR A FUTURE DAY FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES BOTTOM ROW: Carol Smith, Vicki Hoepf, Betty Tong, Virginia Wending, Diane Kromer, Betty Fleece, Jane Dill, Linda Risner, Annetta Ratliff, Ida Mitten, Linda Turner, Theresa Weaver. TOP ROW: Diane Wickham, Sherry Hotelling, Bonnie Arend, Becky Plott, Deanna Tong, Janet Risner, Mary Kenepp, Darlene Conners, Janet Kessler, Miss Robison, Mary Ann Roof, Donna Knowlton, Connie Fletcher, Georgia Ealey, Viola Mahan, Marlene Miller, Ruth Logsdon. A WHISTLE CALLS THE FOOTBALL TEAM ON LINE TO DO ITS PART LEFT TO RIGHT: Managers Raymond England and Gary Thomas, Dale Hoffman, Russ Chester, Dick Seifert, Jim Kidwcll, Charles Laudenslagcr, Jeff Guthridge, Mike Traxler, Roger Newcomer, Denny Brandt, Managers Danny Chester and Steve Risner. SECOND ROW: Junior Pratt, Tom Krom, Jerry Twining, Jack Arnett, Jim Duffield, Paul This year, the team had a hard year. They played bigger schools against bigger men. This fact coupled with the fact that the squad was plagued with injuries from the very start of the season adds up to two strikes against them even before starting. But, it was by no means an unsuccessful season. Through the absence of the more experienced players with their injuries, the coach was able to let the younger men in, thus giving them the opportunity to prove and better themselves and get valuable experience. Fox, Tom Rettig, Ralph Kessler, Dwight Arlington, Dick Knowlton, Jerry Worst. THIRD ROW: Coach Ron Petty, Assistant Coach Dick Kuzma, Roger Dean, Joe Bernard, Tom Klein, Mike Dasher, Bob Campbell, Bob Welsh, Ed Seifert, Dick Tanner, Willie Savidge, Dick Knapp, Marvin Beagle, Dick Myers, Assistant Coach Dave Williams. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY 34 Mohawk 0 14 Bucyrus 24 0 Fremont St. Joe 31 6 Clyde 34 8 Ada 47 0 Tiffin Calvert 36 14 Sandusky St. Mary’s 20 0 Oak Harbor 28 14 v Lakota 34 0 Upper Sandusky 28 BUT COACHES, MANAGERS ON THE BENCH HELP PLAY THE VICTORY MARCH COACHES Mr. Petty, Mr. Williams, Mr. Currence, Mr. Kuzma, Mr. Dilts CO-CAPTAIN Jack Arnett Senior Guard Jack made the all conference team. His efforts won him this, and also the respect of his team mates. We’ll miss his ability next year. MANAGERS CO-CAPTAIN Marvin Beagle Senior End Marv played fine ball all the time. He was out part of the time with injuries, but he made up for it when he was in. Dick Myers, Gary Thomas Compliments of THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY--Earl Greer, Salesman A SQUAD WINS EVERY BALL GAME THOTHE BALL MAY MISS ITS MARK Ralph Kessler-Senior Tackle Biggin” played his first year of varsity ball this year. The biggest man on the team, he showed his ability to the greatest extent. Did Knowlton-Senior fullback - Newton” proved to be a very reliable and capable ball carrier last year and lived up to this reputation this year. Tom Krom-Senior End - Cookie” received his letter this year. He proved himself to be valuable to the team. Tom Rettig-Senior End - Jungle Bunny” was the littlcst man on the team but even the big men knew that he could hold his own in the middle of the line. 4- Dick Tanner-Senior End- Barney” carried a lot of weight on the team. His desire helped him to do the job right. Mike TmxUr-Senior Halfback - Mike was hampered by injuries, but he proved he could hold his own whenever called upon. Rob Welsh-Senior Guard - Blacksheep” was alwavs more than ready to do his part. He held his own at all times. IF EVERY PLAYER RUNS HIS PLAYS WITH A WINNING FACE AND HEART. Denny Brandt - Junior Back - Denny was a good and reliable player but was hampered by injuries. Denny will be back next year. Paul Fox - Junior Center - Babe was one of the men on the team whom you could always depend on. He will have another year for the Blue Devils. Junior Pratt - Junior Halfback - Bug was one of the fastest men on the team and used his speed for a very good cause. He will have another year for the Blue Devils. Jerry Tu ining - Junior Tackle - Iron was always ready to take his part. He was in there roughing it up all the time. Jerry Worst - Junior Quarterback - Frenchy always played aggressive football and he has one more year for the Blue Devils. Dick Knapp - Junior Tackle - Dick was ready and willing to do his best at all times. He has one more year on the Blue Devil squad. Russell Chester - Sophomore Halfback -Russ made honorable mention in the S.B.C Weexpectmany more great things from this boy in the next two years. TO WIN IS PART OF EVERY GAME AND LENDS A SENSE OF PRIDE Roger Dean - Sophomore Halfback - Rog picked up needed yardage when called upon. He has two more years with the squad. Jim Duffteltl - Sophomore Center - Jim held his own in the middle of the line and held the biggest of men. We’ll see a lot of Jim in the next two years. Dick Myers - Sophomore Quarterback -Dick was hampered by injuries this year but will have two more good years so show his stuff. William Savidge - Sophomore Tackle -Willie was one of the biggest men on the squad and showed his ability all the time. He has two more years with the Blue Devils. Dick Seifert - Freshman Halfback • Dick showed great promise this year and we expect big things from him in the next three years. Hob Campbell Freshman Tackle - Bob was always in there roughing it up. He has three more years for the Blue Devils. Dwight Arlington - Sophomore End -Dwight is just a Sophomore, but is already showing much of his ability and football savvy on the field. He has two more years for Carey High. BUT IN BASKETBALL THERE’S NO DEFEAT AS LONG AS HOPE’S ALIVE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenny Rice, John Butcher, Beagle, Dave Myers, Dick Myers, Russ Chester, Thad Malesh, Denny Brandt, Dick Tanner, Marvin Coach Dick Kuzma. The cagers of Carey High for the most part were young and inexperienced this year. Although the season was not a successful one as far as games won and lost went, it was a success in the sense that valuable experience was gained by our youthful players which will prove most useful in following years for Carey High. In basketball as in any other sport it’s team work that wins games. Our boys have learned to work with each other as a team this year. Add their ability to work together and their experience plus their enthusiasm for the sport and you can have but one answer and that answer is an excellent team for Carey in the coming years. BACK OF EVERY INDIVIDUAL WHO IS PLAYING IN THE GAME Marv Beagle - 6’4” - 165 pound Senior. Marv had more than the necessary amount of desire and ability. Although having been injured, he displayed great ball handling all the time. He will be lost by graduation. Russ Chester - 5’7” - 140 pounds. Russ showed great ability and will show even more in the coming years. He also was the quickest and most aggressive man on the team. Denny Brandt - 5’10” - 150 poundjunior. Denny played his first year on varsity but gained the needed experience last year on reserves. Denny was hampered by injuries but dispite this he had a very good year for the Blue Devils. He will be a great asset to the team next year. Dick Tanner 6 1 ”-180 pound Senior. Dick played his first year of varsity ball. He has been leading the team in points and rebounds. Dick’s help will begready missed next year. Tbad Malesh - 5’7” - 135 pound Sophomore. This was Thad’s first year on varsity. He helped the team in many ways and should do even better in the next two years. The boys sharpen their shooting and rebounding for a league game. WAITS A READIED RESERVE PLAYER WHOSE INTEREST NEVER WANES. FIRST ROW: Rick Miller, Dan Welsh, Tom vin Bare, Bob Campbell, Dennis Leichty, Ralph Zender, Bruce Richards, Terry Rader, Stan Phillips. Myers, Dwight Arlington. SECOND ROW: Mr. Currence, Mike Dasher, Mel- FOR WHEN THE ONE GREAT SCORER COMES, TO WRITE ABOUT THE GAME-HE’LL WRITE, NOT THAT YOU’VE WON OR LOST, BUT HOW YOU PLAYED THE GAME! SPRING ALLURES WITH OUTSIDE SPORTS AND IT IS TRACK FOR SOME, VARSITY TRACK TOP ROW: Fred Mathern, Darrell Craft, Marvin Weaver, Mark Copplcr, Roger Dean, Charles Beagle, Jerry Arlington, Dave Wickiser, Dave Stark, Laudenslager, Dave Stombaugh, Dan Holden. Dick Knapp, Mike Dasher. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Under the leadership of 120 Yard High Hurdles 16.5 L. Beagle, 1959 Coach Dick Kuzma, this 100 Yard Dash 10.3 T. Weaver, I960 small team smashed many of Mile Run 4:52.8 S. Welker, 1958 Carey’s standing records. 880 Yard Relay 1:38.3 M. Weaver T. Weaver B. Ryman D. Stombaugh, I960 440 Yard Dash 54.4 J. Me Daniel, I960 180 Yard Low Hurdles 21.6 L. Beagle, 1959 880 Yard Run 2:06.9 S. Welker, 1959 220 Yard Dash 23.8 T. Weaver, I960 Mile Relay 3:42.2 S. Welker W. Wentling C. Plott L. Beagle, 1958 Broad Jump 18.9 D. Stock, 1957 High Jump 5’8” J. Me Daniel, 1959 Discus 1 38’10” J. Me Daniel, 1959 Shot Put 43 5” J. Me Daniel, 1959 Pole Vault 11’8” D. Craft, 1960 WHILE OTHERS ON COURTS AND DIAMONDS HAVE EQUALLY WHOLESOME FUN. TENNIS TOP ROW: Ralph Myers, John Kidwell, Kenny Rice, Ron Wise, Mr. Hapke. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Laudenslager, Mike Hilty, Jeff Guthridge. Although the tennis team had a tough season this year, we expect greater and better things from them next year. BASEBALL TOP ROW: Allan Thomas, Jim Duflield, Dave Dunn, Mike Traxler, Bernard De Amicis. Myers, Jerry Arlington, Bernard Mitsch, Ronnie BOTTOM ROW: Danny Chester, Rick Miller, Russ Gibson, Jim England, Mr. Hull. MIDDLE ROW: Chester, Steve Zender, Roger Newcomer. Jerry Worst, Denny Brandt, Dick Myers, Tom This ball club, under the direction of Mr. Hull, played hard on the diamond. A determined group through a tough season, they were always in there pitching. FRONT ROW: Daniel Bennett, Tom Myers, Coy Druckemiller, Gene Davis, Doug Frederick, Donald Weaver, Joe Fabiani, Nick Long, Mike Coldiron, Norman Risner, Roger Hall, Cecil Turnbell. SECOND ROW: Paul Trecce, Bruce Richards, Keith Cole, Jack Collins, Stanley Phillips, Roy Ealey, Danny Craft, Denny Pahl, Casey Roynon, Tommy Tucker, Glenn Allison, Walter Malesh. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dilts, Keith Orians, Bob Craft, Tom Zendcr, Bob Wilson, Mike Atkins, Charles Hall, Jerry Hershman, Dan Welsh, Robert Kitzler, Paul Fletcher, Dennis Turley, Benny May, Mr. Currencc. FRONT ROW: Mr. Petty, Roger Woods, Tommy Tucker, Casey Roynon, Tom Myers, TerryKrom, Dennis Pahl, Bob Shaull, Duane Chester. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Wending, Bob Stoltz, Keith Phillips, Keith Baker, Walter Malesh, David Burson, Gene Davis, Gary Wickham. Compliments of RISNER SON GENERAL MERCHANDISING SPEED- BALL CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Phillips, Janet Baker, Emogene Perkins, Vickie Heck, Yolanda Nicman, Tacy Wcnner. TOP ROW: Janet Risner, Annetta Ratliff, Theresa Weaver, Carla Clark, Sherry Hotelling. INTRA- MURAL CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Smith, Sherry Hotelling, Sue Canode. TOP ROW: Diane Kromer, Diane Unverferth, Carol Wending, Karen Myers, Carla Clark. CLASS CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW: Elizabeth Riester, Anita Jenot, Karen Myers, Vickie Heck, Josephine Troiano. TOP ROW: Diane Unverferth, Janice Logsdon, Janice Craft, Sue Rhoades, Rose Speiser. FOOTBALL CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Richard Bray, Bernard Mitsch, John Hayman, Eddie Welker, Bernard DcAmids. SECOND ROW: Mike Lynch, Jim England, Mike Hilty. MAJOR LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Bernard DeAmicis, Jim England, Winfred Hackworth, Bob Welsh, Jack Arnett, Ralph Kessler, Tom Rettig. SECOND ROW: Richard Bray. Mike Lynch, Dan Black, Mike Hilty, Tom Krom, Eddie Welker, John Hayman. THIRD ROW: Raymond England, Wilson Tong, Gerald Wcnzingcr, Ronnie Wise, Tom Klein, Roger Newcomer. MINOR LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Jim Kidwell, Bob Plott, Eugene Higgins, Dale Dibit , Dale Hoffman, Paul Grubel, Ray Zimmerly, Roger Higgins, Eldon Hackworth, Bob Wilson, Melvin Lowmastcr. SECOND ROW: Frank Kitzler. Roger Dean, Charlie Laudenslager, Jim Duffield, Billy Windau, Dave Yoeman, Billie Coppler, Robert Kloepher, Dennis Turley. THIRD ROW: John Walter, Dave Tong, Roger Woods, Mike Wagner, Dennis Straham. HERE’S THE BAND AND THE TEAM THEY SUPPORT! LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Riester, Rose Speiser, Connie Ritter, Josephine Troiano, Vicki Heck, Carol Wending. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Hayman, Judy Heck, Cindy Lehman, Trudy Heck, Carla Clark. This year, the annual staff has decided to pay a long-overdue tribute to the hardest working little group of kids in our high school, the cheerleaders. Few people actually realize how much work these kids must do and how much spirit they must have in order to keep the cheering section of Carey High alive. From the freezing weather, snow, and rain of football season to the heat and stickiness of the gym in basketball season, whether we are winning or losing, they stick with it, cheering their hearts out for the team and the school. The kids at Carey High salute and congratulate you for a fine job well done! Keep up the good work!! Copy, captions, headings, typing, pictures, deadlines, ads, and hard work are terms familiar to an annual staff. We have tried to present to you in the pages of this book a record of achievements in the past year at Carey High. In years to come it is our fond hope that you who are leaving and you who will remain may look back and remember the achievements, disappointments and good times in the 1961-62 year. With a feeling of accomplishment we, the annual staff of the Caryatid add the finale to your book. The Caryatid Staff ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR SALES TYPING STAFF Daniel Holden •Roger Dible Lisa Mullholand Alita Terry Sydney Plott CO-EDITOR Bernard Mitch Mike Hilty Sue Lamberjack ADS Mike Lynch ART SPORTS (BOYS) Tom Krom Dan Black Marv Beagle Alice Shull Carol Wentling Richard Bray Ester Patrick Cheryl Hunter Pat Tanner SPORTS (GIRLS) Marianne Welker ACTIVITY •Doloris Dibling Ed Welker Tacy Wenner Nancy Phillips Lynda Walter BUSINESS MANAGERS •Vince Kin Carol Powell Darlene Heubuger Connie Ritter stars indicate supervisors INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA