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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
2
The menu lists daily meals for the week beginning November 4 with items such as Wiener sandwich and browned potatoes on Monday, Spanish rice Tuesday, Ham Joaf Wednesday, Chili soup Thursday, and Macaroni and cheese Friday. Each day includes sides and milk.
The Carey High School Band roster features L Dible C Lind say J Myers S Roynon T Richards C Fabiani K Baker R Baker L Franklin B Newcomer T Krupp J Hilty D Powell D Yeoman K Brown A Kemnerley P Lortz K Beagle E House L Turner J Butcher D Emerine C Roynon M McKee John Jacob J Sparks P Klein J Brown P Green F Kitzler F Lasley S Wilgus J Kitzler A White J Gibson J Sopher D Burson C Wenner J Campbell D Mathern M Logsdon J Dubois W Malesh Joe Jacoby M Hendricks H Spayd M Vaughn J Wise G Guthridge J Thomas K Phillips J Shull G Myers B Bollen B Tiell L Taylor S McKinnon N Williams M Canode R Wenner S Creeger P White J Emerine S Landall D Hale S Canode C Burson D Reinhart R Black J Heck S Heck C McKinnon. David Kirian. Visited disposal plant this past week the junior chemistry class visited the new Carey disposal plant.
Oct meeting in Mr Greer’s room with Jim Heck president presiding. Devo tions led by Dave Stoltz. Committees appointed for 1963 64. Upcoming events include football at Lakota on Nov 1 and Upper Sandusky game Nov 8. Y Teens hear Mrs Grace Baker on The Ideal Girl and close with Mizpah. Grade Card Point System described by Ann Orians. Junior Class play Arsenic and Old Lace set for Nov 21 22 with cast listed. Bowling Green rep Tom Colaner visits for college guidance. Notice on filing inventory and appraisment for Robert E Heck estate in Wyandot County set for hearing Nov 13 1963.
Six week report from Grade 1 Room 10 notes learning new reading skills with pre primer texts about Dick Jane and Sally, fire prevention week activities, a visit to the fire station, fifth graders demonstrations, and Halloween decorations. Susan Hagerman is noted as the first birthday today on October 3.
Bill Allen discusses techniques in mechanical drawing such as arrow heads line alphabet and various line types including hidden border cutting plane extension and dimension lines. He warns that missing days slows progress.
The article notes Mr Norris as cross country coach and also Jr High basketball and varsity track coach. It lists a long roster of boys for cross country, mentions fourth graders receiving Tonettes for music, and describes classroom activities in verbs nouns history and poetry.
Students enjoy gym activities with Pat Puckett noting high enthusiasm and participation among youngsters in a community fitness program. The report highlights active engagement and positive energy during sessions.
The girls chorus, directed by Miss Dorothy Dickey with pianist Miss Peggy Lortz, includes more than 80 high school singers. Rehearsals are on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 5, with Thanksgiving practices featuring the popular "Thanksgiving Jingle" and "Psalm 117" as Martha Logsdon notes a hopeful year ahead.
In gym we study dance and have fun learning steps. The polka is tricky when you don t know when to hop while the waltz shines after you master moves. The schottische seems easy counting three and hopping in sequence until the music stops. Do you enjoy dancing as well.
The French Club held its first after school meeting on Wednesday October 2. An election of officers was conducted and the new officers were installed.
Vern Walter was elected president with Jim Dufield as vice president and Sue Canode as treasurer. Terry Rader became secretary and Paula Angles reported. The French II Class staged the play Peter Rabbit and refreshments followed.
Wyandot Memorial Hospital board approved a wooden gate on a stairway and ordered replacement of a kitchen mixer. A General Hospital Guild commemorative plaque was installed. Administrator Ruth Worline reported September occupancy at 60 percent overall. A bequest of one eighth interest from the late Helen Seebach estate was announced with value to be determined.
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