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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
7
The Carey High School cafeteria offers weekly menus with hot beef sandwich on Monday, spaghetti on Tuesday, chili soup on Wednesday, creamed chicken on Thursday, and tunia and noodles on Friday served with milk and sides. The Carey Times thanks Mr and Mrs Veon Daven for publishing duties and recognizes student helpers Maureen McKer nan and freshman class secretaries.
The Carey FFA spent two weeks studying livestock judging then traveled to Upper for the county contest on Thursday April 30. Teams judged rings of animals and Carey placed third. Roger Higgins was the top scorer for Carey with Larry Taylor also noted.
Students record classroom activities from shop projects and home economics plans to a May Day celebration. Tom Atkins, White House photographer, addresses Carey students sharing memories of Kennedy’s era. May Day Queen Vicki Hoepf is crowned with escorts as decorations and a colorful maypole frame the event.
Carey High School features yearbook style notes on field and track events. Students Sue Roynon, Anita Walton, and Jan Sopher share memories of dances, Y Teens farewells, and sports like baseball and volley ball.
May 29 Carey High School students will walk to their old classrooms for the last time this school year. Memorial Day on May 30 will feature a parade, and students are reminded to enjoy summer vacation while returning in fall.
The Carey High School notes list May events including F H A meeting May 14 Band Spring Concert May 15 G A A Banquet May 19 Prom May 27 and district bowling Green May 15 16 state May 22 23 Baseball schedule. Student essays reflect on rain's varied meanings from poems by Drolls and Cressman with reflections on weather and flood risks.
Delilah Druckemiller notes regrets for missing students as spring days stretch toward summer. David Powell observes how spring school hours test teachers patience and lure students outside, making classroom focus difficult.
The Carey High School marching band will wear white short sleeve shirts and marching pants this summer. Band Mothers designated the attire as the new uniform while inviting community members to come see performances. Patrick Klein reports.
On the Col Crawford building second floor a seventh grade science display features human anatomy projects and real animal samples including a calf heart starling intestines and a ducklings cycle. It also shows pupils ideas to aid understanding of their bodies.
A compilation of playful spring verses and a notice about light weight Carey Marching Band jackets. The jacket description includes price five dollars and fifteen cents, white fabric with a blue devil emblem, and front lettering. Orders go to Orien Wilgus. Terrie Richards contributes verses.
Pvt Ronald Weaver aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs James Weaver of E Findlay Street completed nine weeks of military police training school at Ft Gordon Georgia on April 9 and is now on police duty at Ft McClellan Alabama. He joined the army in November 1963 and learned map reading Judo traffic control first aid driver education and military law during the course.
A reflective piece notes how rain often arrives during vacations turning planned leisure into soggy delays. The narrator muses on weather timing and the irony of rain clouds spoiling holiday plans.
Round and square dancing every Saturday night at Moose Lodge. Coffee and sandwiches available for attendees.
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