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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
2
Week of October 14 meals list includes Monday Wiener sandwich with browned potatoes and green beans. Tuesday Ravioli with cheese sticks and cabbage salad. Wednesday Chili soup with crackers and veggies. Thursday Hot pork sandwich with corn. Friday Fish with potatoes and peas. Milk accompanies each meal. Only two events noted at the school.
The calendar lists an FHA meeting for October 10 and a football game with Genoa on October 11. Joann Dubois notes Carey High students lack a gym but keep active, playing football in a field behind the school and soccer at the park while awaiting the new gym. Mark Kessler adds the same sentiment about the gym delay.
A girl Janet Sopher in a rough senior physics class stands out as the sole female among boys. A band rehearsal scene depicts Mr. Gregory guiding seventy players through a chaotic but improving performance. Locker reflections from Peggy Lortz and football game notes from Carey Junior High round out the school vignette.
Student Council of Carey High met for a second time in the biology room with Mr Wentling and Mr Myers. Mike Dasher was elected president Judy Heck secretary. Topics included a new council constitution and Homecoming. Grade School bulletin board topic Living Colors featured a green go yellow caution red stop.
Two student reflections describe seventh period gym classes with outdoor calisthenics football and soccer as well as study hall. A separate piece urges cafeteria cleanliness for health courtesy and orderly seating followed by a magical show at Carey High School with Mr Birch performing tricks and a wand routine before a cake illusion.
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