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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
2
Class 10 nutrition students spend mornings helping cafeteria staff to prepare meals. They learn quantity cooking, tour larger kitchens, and present demonstrations of dishes such as chicken and homemade noodles. Separately, wrestling team notes list several seniors and sophomores with records and weights, highlighting potential prospects.
Carey residents will watch the Harlem Diplomats perform at the high school gym on Thursday January 28. The Diplomats face the faculty in the first quarter and the Owans brothers play the second, with local players to compete in the final two quarters.
Colleen Keller praises the Carey cheerleaders for after school sign making and pep meet skits that boost the team and counter boos, noting their hard work and sportsmanlike spirit. The piece urges appreciation for the squad’s effort.
The junior high chorus of 7th and 8th grade girls and boys meets Fridays in the music room. Mrs Blackburn leads two crew songs for Easter program and the spring concert as part of learning the repertoire.
The Wood Shop at Carey High School has a hand saw electric planer joiner drill and several sanders and hand planes. Supervising the shop is Mr Carl Dilts who oversees students using the facilities.
Brenda Robison imagines a school cafeteria transformed into a personal kitchen with cooks as your own staff. The piece explores sharing food with a circle of friends and the social dynamics of communal dining.
Half days open doors to a new world as kindergarten students engage in counting painting snowmen alphabet writing and reciting nursery rhymes. Classroom photos list students in multiple rows including Charlie King Mark Mullholland and Harold Milum among others.
Coach Roger Newcomer leads the junior high squad with only losses to Mohawk and Hopewell-Louden. They defeated OS C and Hopewell-Louden, face Sycamore OS C again, and will meet Wharton twice. Four upcoming games around Carey High School drive team hopes.
Kenneth Kessler, an active farm boy from Carey RR 2, lives with his parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Kessler and his brother Danny. He attends Our Lady of Consolation parish and has spent high school years in FHA and intramurals. His hobbies include watching TV and swimming with favorites like Bonanza and cherry pie. He reads Superman, loves football, and plans to work or farm part time after graduation.
In Grades Corner a playful piece notes the need for accurate daily cafeteria counts and past fashion revivals like saddle shoes. It argues attention to neatness and proper care, while urging better hand-raising and cast counts to ensure accuracy.
The junior and senior bands at Carey High School hold chair tryouts for placement. Each student believes their instrument is best and aims to win first chair. Cheryl Buckland questions how the process unfolds and what happens to the contestants.
Carey High School hosts its annual science fair in the gymnasium with all science students required to prepare an exhibit. Mr Myron Koch leads the program, earning praise for organizing the event.
Carey High School eighth grade gym class selected four senior helpers Lynn Dee Myers Betty Dubois Jane Campbell and Christy Huston. John Kromer resides at 513 West Findlay with family and attends Our Lady of Consolation Church active in YO Latin Club intramurals and football interests. Joyce Kromer daughter of Norman and resides at 643 West Findlay attends church and participates in volleyball and basketball with hopes of a marine school education.
Ann daughter of Dr and Mrs E V M Kee lives at 117 Patterson Street with three brothers Milo Brian and Kevin. Ann is a member of the community group listed in the notice.
Ann serves as present worthy advisor of Rainbow Girls and participates in Christ Lutheran Church groups. She is active in Latin Club French Club Y-Teens Homecoming Court and Tri-Lingual Club while pursuing singing and sports. After graduation she hopes to attend Bowling Green University and major in music.
Residence at 144 Cleveland Avenue lists parents Mr and Mrs Harold McKinnon with siblings Shirley and James. Ron enjoys wrestling and gardening, is active in Varsity Club Prom Entertainment and HY activities, intramurals and track. Favorite book Mystery of Skull Canyon and TV show 2nd Hundred Years. Attends Catholic Church and CYO. wishes for college and future engagements.
Ron McLaughlin and Susie Myers are profiled as active seniors. Ron plays guitar with The Hypnotic Sounds and participates in church, CYO, FFA, and clubs while planning summer work and Air Force enlistment. Susie sings in the children's choir and leads in GAA Y Teens Latin French clubs pep homecoming, and plans college after graduation.
Beverly Pahl of 318 Ash Street lives with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Roberts and has three sisters Carol Cynthia and Elizabeth. She participates in Latin French Language Pep GAA Nut Shell staff and Honor Society and also does CYO and formerly Girl Scouts. She attends Our Lady of Consolation Church and plays volleyball and basketball. Her favorites include I Spy lemon meringue pie and the book My Shadow Ran Fast. After graduation she hopes to attend a business college.
Carey High School’s Nutshell staff expresses gratitude to the Carey Times for reserving a full page. The note acknowledges increased work but embraces the opportunity and responds to the challenge with appreciation.
Duane Kennerley presents a New Year resolution poem urging readers to Take Time for living work thinking play friendship dreams and daily acts of courtesy The piece frames time as precious guiding life choices and happiness.
The Tri Lingual Club plans a trip to the Toledo Museum of Art on March 21, 1968. Those attending include 42 French students, 30 Spanish students, and 67 Latin students.
An Air Force recruiter conducted the qualifying test Wednesday January 10 for seniors including Howard Coakley Jerry Collet Don Dible Greg Enders Mary Fox Raymond Gatchell Sharon Higginbotham Steve Mangett Ron McLaughlin Bob Multholand Hamilton Ratliff and Tom Wennzin. The test covered mathematics and electronics to identify those best qualified for service.
Mr. Penzola from Wit tenberg College spoke to interested students on January 9 about admission requirements and financial aid. Pictures were shown and booklets distributed as he offered to arrange visits. Dick Treck, formerly of New York, spoke for Ohio Northern University on entrance fees and scholarships and athletic scholarships.
Esther Leathers English seniors read Macbeth and explored its themes of power and sacrifice. Students completed tasks from memorized speeches to posters and dramatic scenes. Janet Guthadge sketched Macbeth and Lady Macbeth while Chris Huston Lynn Myers and Susie Myers acted the three witches circling a carousel prop.
A classroom viewing of Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking scene enhanced the Macbeth experience for students. The addition of dramatic extras made the Shakespeare tragedy more engaging for the English class members.
Michelle Rickle, 513 West North Street, is the sole child of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rickle. She participates in Latin and French clubs, Pep Club, GAA, intramurals, Y Teens, chorus, and Honor Society, plus Rainbow Girls and Luther League. A Christ Lutheran Church choir member for nine years, her hobbies include traveling and rock collecting, with swimming as a favorite sport and Gone With the Wind as a preferred read. she plans to attend Wittenberg College after graduation.
Richard Grundish, a Goddard College psychology major from Plainfield Vermont, visited Carey High School with friend Thomas Golden. He tours the school to compare education methods with Goddard and begins work on a senior thesis on Zen Buddhism and psychoanalysis.
A cold Monday led Carey students to a free day with buses nonfunctional that morning. Students skated sledded and slept in, while the Nutshell staff and various classes faced questions about locker notes disputes and unusual routines at school.
Students in a sophomore home economics class learn to refinish different pieces of furniture. Each student works on a piece to restore its look, saving money and developing a practical hobby. A senior home economics class also begins a refinishing course.
Ronald and Donna Dunn spent Christmas vacation touring California then headed back to school on January 3. They visited Sausolita and its curiosity shops, China Town, San Francisco cable cars, Muir Forest redwoods, Telegraph Hill, Top of the Mark, Fisherman’s Wharf, UC and San Francisco Zoo. On the return they stopped at Reno and Salt Lake City before arriving home at dawn and returning to classes by 8:30 AM.
Julie Davenport reports the FHA Christmas dance on December 18 featured a king and court instead of a queen. Paul Frederick and Marlene Doppler reigned as monarchs with a senior court of Richard Heck and Pat Elwood, juniors Allen Brown and Jane Lortz, sophomores Tim Wickham and Angela Stombaugh, and freshmen Steve Trausch and Debbie Greene. The Glensboroughs provided music for about 75 attendees, with refreshments served and the scene described as impressive and enjoyable.
Carey Freshmen suffer their first loss as Riverdale Falcons built a six point halftime lead and extended it to ten by the third. D Walters scored 11 for Carey while Tom Yingling led Riverdale with 11 points. Karl Pahl added seven as Carey closed to within three late before Riverdale held on.
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