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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
4
Sophomore class officers selected three ring styles on March 8 and voted for an oval design. Rings range from 18 to 28 dollars depending on size and stone, with options including black onyx ruby or blue stones. The Class of 1970 will wear oval rings this fall, a first for the school.
Students and three teachers from Carey High School traveled through France Italy Spain and Monaco led by Mrs. Josephine Newhard. The trip showcased Paris landmarks Notre Dame Versailles and the Louvre with visits to Pisa Venice Milan and Rome followed by a bullfight in Madrid. The journey ended with a glance at the Forum and a wish for safe travels back home. The article also lists upcoming track meets from April to May with dates and venues.
The class nears the end of their senior themes with several finished pieces. Students spend free periods in Mrs Leathers room to finalize the paper as graduation approaches.
The National Honor Society inducted 20 juniors as new members with a ceremonial candle and key presentation. Rev Frederick Furey spoke on parental child relations and juvenile delinquency, noting Marion Correctional Institute inmates are mostly high school dropouts.
A roster lists daily cafeteria meals from Monday to Friday with dishes like orange juice wiener sandwich buttered corn and cookies to tuna noodles with milk. The narrative covers rehearsal routines with daily practice, stage blocking, square dancing, and fourth grade studies across social studies electricity and memory goals.
Mrs Karen Blaceman and Mr Larry Gratz teach business and speech classes while majoring in their fields at Findlay College. Mr Ernest Coleson majors in music and student teaches in band, with ties to Ottawa High School and the Findlay Jazz Ensemble. He is married with two children and set to perform at the Middle West Jazz Festival.
With warm weather approaching, Carey track coach Ron Souply fields 16 lettermen for the 1968 season. The team aims to improve on last year’s 4 La record and set new school records at Carey High.
A positive coach guides a squad of experienced lettermen as practice begins March 4 for twenty eager players. They will train indoors until Warner weather allows outdoor workouts and the opening game is set for April 8 against the Winford Royals.
Lawrence W Theis son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Theis of route 1 New Riegel earned an associate degree in electronics engineering technology at Ohio Technical College in Columbus. He graduates February 23 and will join Western Electric in Columbus. his parents and brothers Leonard and Dennis attended the ceremony.
A witty verse notes that every husband believes his wife can buy enough clothes to outshine him yet still never truly break him. The quip reflects playful gendered shopping attitudes attributed to Mabel A Hewett.
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