Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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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

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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.

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 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.