Carey High School - Caryatid Yearbook (Carey, OH)

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TRougd Gone — JJeDex GJo igotten Dcoid Gonzafes . fcwemba 16, 1967 — 2Jeb«uQ«y 14,1987 M e. the Class of 1987. dedicate the Sixty-third edition of the Caryatid to our deceased classmate. David Gonzales. David was born to Sally a nn Isbell on November 16,1967 in Geneva. Ohio. In 1973. they moved to Carey where David began school. David grew up in a somewhat large family. He has two brothers (Richard and Robert) and four sisters (Virginia Riegle, Barbara Gamble. Gloria Estep, and Sally Gon- zales). Of these children. David was the sixth. David's hobbies were football, wrestling, and just being with his friends. He was well-liked and easy to get along with because of that certain smile or the way he would tell a joke. We will always love and miss you. David. The Class of 1987 2 David at birth. David when he was 7 years old.

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Together We’ll Make It The title and the picture on the cover combine to form this year's CARY A TID theme. Carey High School has had its share of problems and heartaches this year: Mr. McClintock's departure, the death of David Gonzales, and school vandalism. That's a lot for one school to go through, so the seniors on the yearbook staff came up with a title that really hit the spot: Together We'll Make It. For the Seniors, it means closeness — sticking together and trying not to be alone. If things are shared, it '$ much easier to get through them. For the underclassmen, it means hang in there — together, and make Carey a great place to be. More time is spent in this building when you are growing up than anywhere else. Make the best of it — stand together and be proud of Carey High. Look through the yearbook, remember 1987, and know how together we made it. 4