Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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(L-R) Row l: Anna Plott.Jodi Derr. Allan Schreiner. Kim McLaughlin. Laurie Lasley Row 2: Michele Karcher. Mark Underwood. Kraig Hotelling, Kevin Summit. Bob Fanning. Row V. LeAnne Mick. Lisa Sherman. Lisa Davis. Kim Hoepf.Julie Newcomer. Laura Hucke. Amy Withrow. Row 4: Julie Wise. Tony Troiano. Beth Me-whorter. Chip Johnson. John Baker. Aaron Spencer. Todd Worst. Officers: (L-R) Michele Karcher — Secretary. Mark Underwood — Vice President; Kraig Hotelling — President; Kevin Summit — Treasurer. Advisor — Bonnie Scherger. Amy Withrow awards Jodi Derr with her key. National Honor Society 7

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 WHO: The National Honor Society consisted of 25 members: Fifteen new junior members, one new senior member, and nine seniors who were members last year and this year. WHAT: The National Honor Society is a way to promote high academic standards, and an instrument for the betterment of the individual and the school. WHY: National Honor Society membership is a quality recognition for students. It gives each member a personal feeling of successful accomplishment. 1FHEN: Students may become members in the second semester of the junior year and again in the senior year. WHERE: Meetings were held in Mrs. Scherger's room to elect officers. The annual assembly to induct new members was held on April 30, 1986 in the auditorium. Society 6 N«Iorul Hooot

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g ®® scj?® C©WJIC3l WHO: The Student Council consisted of 11 members: Four seniors, 3 juniors, 2 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. WHAT: The Student Council has a responsibility for school elections, homecoming, assemblies, candy cane Christmas wish sales, Hall of Fame award, and the school fair. WHY: The Student Council is the voice of the student body. If students take the time to express their concerns, the Student Council can play a role in sharing these matters with the administration. One becomes a class officer when elected to Student Council. There is always alot of work to do, but the accomplishments are recognized and appreciated. WHEN: Meetings vary. They may have a meeting per week during Homecoming activities, school elections, and the school fair. They met with Mr. McClintock twice this year to discuss student interests and concerns. WHERE: The meetings were usually held in Mr. Jenot's room, Room B. 8 Student Council