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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
3
Students at Carey High School displayed 360 science fair projects in the gym on March 11 under the direction of Mr. Koch and the science committee. Awards crowned 41 superiors while 25 pupils earned spots at Heidelberg College District Science Day on March 30.
Carey High School faculty hosted an open house for students and parents from 7 00 to 9 00 Monday night March 1. Parents visited classrooms and labs to discuss grades and behaviors with teachers. They viewed science projects in the gym and toured facilities to learn about scholastic abilities and improvements.
Ham Ratliff 371 Frederick Street is from a family of six with four sisters Cindy Kathy Gay and Ann. He participates in intramural wrestling at school and attends the E U B Church. He works at Foodland and hobbies include auto work hunting and fishing watching Bonanza and swimming.
In 1968 Carey Madame Fifi's French II class holds a direct primary to pick two presidential hopefuls. Michelle Rickle edges Michael Canode as voters study platforms and campaign tactics in French. Campaigns include banners and slogans like Pickle Power while English banners cause controversy.
Virginia O Flaherty ac claim memory aided her in Port Clinton as she accompanied Barbara Hilty. Barb finished with an excellent rating while Ginny earned laurels as accompanist. Their memories kept the music alive even when the trombone soloist was absent.
At Wynford High School district meeting Carey FFA earned a superior chapter rating for 1967 68 under its officers Brad Roof president Dave Beard vice president Mike Kessler secretary Greg Enders treasurer Jeff Enders reporter Kenny Kessler sentinel and Al Kessler chaplain This is the first year of a superior rating Mike Keister earned silver in the secretarys book while Jeff and Greg Enders earned bronze in the reporter s and treasurer s books.
March 13 brought blinding sleet and heavy winds forcing local schools to close for a free day. Patricia Campbell impressed judges at Port Clinton’s vocal contest while Carey High School’s Thomas Golden faced a skiing mishap and a broken finger diagnosis from Doctor Wentling with a splint and cautionary notes.
The hall houses archival senior portraits from 1919 to present showing changing fashion trends. A glimpse reveals familiar faces including great-aunt Maud and various graduates with notes on 1934 styles and frilly dresses.
CHS Principal Cloyce Wentling announces the fourth six weeks honor roll with seniors, juniors, and sophomores named. The list includes Marilyn Musgrave, Jan Guthridge, Mike Canode, Lois Emerine, Joyce Kramer, Jane Campbell, Michelle Rickle, Mary Theresa Fox, Sharon Clark, Ron Peiffer, Nancy Mathern, Pat Elwood, Bev Pahl, Paul Frederick, Dave Mullholand, Rick Phillips, John Duffield, Linda Ewing, Alice Lamberjack, Ron McKinnon, Pat Vaughn, Susan Richardson, Karen Risser, Cheryl Roynon, Betty Dubois, Ann McKee, Sandy Watkins, Connie Hendricks, Connie Wickiser, Debbie Hill and many others.
Bill Lashmet, chairman of the National Meat Commodity Department at a National Farmers Organization meeting in Upper Sandusky on March 13, likened farmers to David facing Goliath. He said today's farmers must unite in block bargaining to harness production power against large, organized buyers.
Mrs Bessie I Adlhouse 86 of Rainbow Nursing Home Upper Sandusky died March 13 1968 Wyandot Memorial Hospital Funeral services were March 16 Union Methodist Church Rev Joseph H Slagle officiating Burial in Nevada Cemetery Edward P Seifert 79 of 317 W Guthrie St Upper Sandusky died March 14 Wyandot Memorial Hospital Funeral services at St Peters Catholic Church March 16 Rev Richard Moorman burial St Peters Cemetery Ruth Elizabeth O Donnell 75 of Route Four Upper Sandusky died March 15 at home Funeral services March 18 St Peters Catholic Church Rev Moorman burial St Peters Cemetery
In this brief item readers learn of a boss at Poets' Nook who grows frustrated and tearfully rants about his bald head while Mabel G. Hewett is mentioned in connection to the office milieu.
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