Caro High School - Caroscope Yearbook (Caro, MI)

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Bigger 'N Better Than Ever 4 L Isn't he sneaky? You'd never know he'd just eaten the Red Hawks, would you? The Fourth Annual C, I-I. S. Homecoming, October 17, 1958 was bigger 'n better than ever. There were sixteen floats, two bands, and two homecoming queens with their courts in the parade through the dovmtown business district, A huge bon-fire and pep rally preceeded the parade. Sophomocres scored a double victory as they won the Student Council Homecoming Float Trophy and their pandidate Susan Vaughan was elected homecoming queen. The Tigers did not fare well when they clashed with the Cass City Red Hawks. The two teams battled to a scoreless first half, but Cass City roared back to crush Caro 32 - 6. After the game fans and players returned to the school for the homecoming dance. Hey Mary Ellen shut your mouth and get , to wbrk! Juniors worked hard on Mr. Tiger. 4' 'Centeff The Fmsh P1'0P05ed U0 fue snving in this picture, left to right, Penny up' C2-'SS Cltv uarters David Purd Keith Kello Q 9 Yo ggi Nanette Osborn and Mary Ellen Rea, center. 5. Lower Left: The Future Homemakers .gxf-'79 'STRQRKEEXY 1. Seniors predicted a Tiger Victory juniors tried to dispose of the Red Hawks, too! ., BRFHNEEQBRHNN brought the Tiger Mascot. 3, The F.T.A. planned to win by strategy.

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Homecoming '58 Wo 1958 HOMECOMUSIG QUEEN SUSAN VAUGHAN Chmaxmg the eve n1ng's f8St1V1t1ES was the crowmng of the '58 homecommg queen Susan was chosen by her classmates to rexgn over the homecommg game and dance wi N' ABOVE ABQVE Caro School board preszdent Frank The Sophomox-e's float won the Rolka bestowed a R188 on CHS's Student Councll Homecommg Float royalty, homecommg queen Susan Trophy wnh Hjusnce Shall Preva Vaughan They depleted then' theme w1t.h a Txger henchman and a guxllotme, choppmg off the Red Hawk' head Mayor Wxlllam Jenks Qcenterj presents the Student Councll Float Trophy to Sophomore Sharon W11son Student COUDCII Presxdent ' Ann Qumn Qrxghtj and majorettes Judy Seeley and Bonme Campbell Qlefty look on . F f 4 3 16 -W. jf 1-Q 5 ' 3 if '. 3 J' I . ,I-rfpsta Q 57 S, S ,gy 'g . Wow r 7 7 ' Q' N' ' at -' A V I ,, ,A I . 7 - H n .I S . , ' - ' i1.ll H . . . . ' S s . . . . X . C

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0ur First Science Fairs Attracted Top wmners 1n the Huron Tuscola Sc1ence Fan- and the two men who were mstrumental m plannmg the fan' Left to right Robert I-Imes, fau- dn-ector, Adnan Ebert, Pxgeon, Ruth Kmnell, Caro, and Dale Merkle, Caro, program and set up d11'8CtO1' for the fa1r Caro H1gh's gyrnnasnnn was the scene of two scxence fans 1!1 1959 The Caro Sc1ence Fan, March 20, 21 attracted many parents and other mterested v1s1tors All blue rlbbon wmners from the local falr were allowed to enter the Huron Tuscola Sc1ence Fan' whlch took place Aprzl 4-6 Schools from Huron and Tuscola countles sent the1r sclence projec to Caro to be judged A CHS jumor, Ruth Kmnell and a Pxgeon jumor, Adnan Ebert won the top boy and gxrl exhlblt pnzes and a tmp no the Nanonal Sc1ence Fan' m Hartford, Connectlcut Thousands of vxsztors toured the exhzbxts wluch ranged from a shell collectlon to an BWUIIC chart m 3 D Monday, Apnl 6 the Fan' was opened to schools only and hlgh school students were glven a chance to examine the projects more closely When the fan closed Monday afternoon the Advanced Chemistry ents, who had set up the fan, gladly began to take It down Nxck Nxgg bullt a Future Rocket Launcher H113 project placed tn the Caro Fan- and ninth m the Huron Lmda Gauiver S I Tuscola exhibition of the human eye won a X Konme Holzwarth sxlk screens one of the program covers for the Huron Tuscola Science Fazr fn-st prxze in bxology at the Caro Sc1ence Fan' Hffxxf ,gf ' X . ., . n. . . . . , . . . . 1 . . . 2 'te 7 J' 'NL . . . . . . . . D V . . . . ts I X . . . ' i ' KW . Q, .. . . xr X l ' r 4, stud ' ' . , ML I H - Y ' I . . . u ' . Q . . 0 ' ' f' r .' ,I QKA' , T' --if ,V