Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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r, e JQJLH r JLXJXIA 11512 sa MOTI-IERI-IOOD AND HOME MAKING AS A CAREER This oralzon Leon the Szleez I oezna Pup tn the Drocesem Pezhlzc Speakmq Contest for Glrls Country 1 1 areer says 1nany a woman of today and slowly hut surely she I hoped for attamment 1n var1ous ways For W a e n we of e twent1eth century speak of careers we thtnk 1nst1nct1vely of the world at large wtth 1ts wide field of s e r VIC e attracttng women 1nto law so e1al work busmess teachmg and the lrke Lach of these offers the opportun1ty for sell expression 1n yery l1m1ted fields There are how ever women who are lookmg for some thmg more thrtllmg m o r e adventurous than the straight and narrow path of one career IH the world Rem Dum 29 It luhlze Speezkmq Cxonttszs t e I 111111 Dzoeue tetre held rn Tzflm flprzl l-1' and 78 th sublet! dtscusseu' hemq Happier Fumzlu Irie lVe re pzoduee the przfe teznnzna addresses no! nlef htccruse of the mah plates te on htf falter! students but hetuuse the fo! Ireemel ur U fleet: elemems ration of the uhzlzzu of Cxatholzc hzqh school hotle and Qzrls to think Clearltf on suhy cts of e1taI 1m portunce And as tontght We are g1v1ng thought to those elements whtch contr1bute to happier home ltfe I feel hon ored to ra1se my votce 1n trtbute to the pr1 mary source of famtly happtness to he mother who has the enhghtened v1s1on to see her motherhood and home ltfe as the greatest of careers Speaking of careers who has a wider field W 1 t h more varied work than a mother Who more frequently IS an arb1ter of Jus t1ce than she settlmga momentous d1sputes between Tommy and Kate? The task ol running a home IS IU itself a busmess prop os1t1on 'I each1ng1s a necessary p a r t of ey ery mother s day .H x . V K. X 4 4 f, l , 2 Mlvly' I ' 11' :1 'lf' ' 1 'Q , if th' ,L ' - 'I 1 1, .-' '3 .1 ' A -A 1 v A -1 , ' U A 3 V e 4 D H, I ' la is realizing his ff -' .- ' I ' '-, - e - 1 - D uf '- 1. xi - - -f I the - ' ' y ' 1 ' ' V X. ':, ' 3' ' - ' --y t Q. . 1, 7 1 , E A 7 I I 'L ' P . I l 4 . el ' i -1 D U 7 ' v ' 1 1 v i Y' x D ' 1 x 4 1 .' i ' ' .U X , I . . I -, - - L It .' ' ' . f ii , 1 A I ' ' . I 3 V- 1 V- At least. they prefer t And who IS more .of- 'fx 'li ya hi . - . A g 1- -Q -M ' ' ' P - i 5q 1 .5 N I-'IRQ 3' I ' I - 1-we. f,1-.'- 1. . , 1 N r i .I 'e . A , -I C , ? ' H V. f 1 .1 ? ' , t . . - -. ' 5,111 - E X l V - 1 X , , - - , . 6.5 - nf, - - , 1 . f , 'K I ' 1 ' ,QV I '3 Q. ' 1 - iff. lj, 1 I! ,te t ' A. LQ f 11' ' , 9 Vai ex 11: 'Q' -rg :U ML- x N- 'M I - 2 J A -145 .JL Q if 5' fl! vu- the straight and nar row path that s wnde enough for two and leads to a lltlle house by the Slde of he IIUPIYLJ XI on bu Ruth Demlel ten in the poltttcal arena? D1d you ever hear one of mother s le tures I ll youch that It beat any polt road wf1th1n whose walls IS led the t1c1an s If yariety IS the spice of l1fe most 1nterest1ng and yarted of all ca surely the career mad and ch1ldless teers that ofthe mother 1n the home woman has a drab 1ns1ped l1fe com

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-rug JEIZL-El ADMINISTRATIGN REVIEW Z9 FACUI 'I H X l D 1 rzm zpul ll Q l lllRlN r 1 lutzv Hzsloru SISTFR CllXlll Olll I Ulm 151010111 51s1L1l N1 C11R1s11x1 MO french Choral and Drumalzf Art Vlli l IN DLII GRPGC SCHOOL Comnurrml Depurlmcnl 'Vllss Hll DI CARDI l l lCl'x A B Fnalrsh Home Frrmomics R1 VE Rl-WD ALOXSILS HURN Relrazon VlRH RlXlRlNlDlRANClSl l'll,ll'ClN Rrlrqzrm RlAYl Rl VD JOSI Pll lNlxROll Rclzqion 519111 M Pllll IPPA A M Chumslzu IJISIOFLI .5lSll R lvl ROSI A B llathenmlns 1Wethun1CaIDrau,1r1cl hlSll R Nl VI RONIIKA Walhtnmfics 11hrr1rr1 SISII 11 Vlxf 1 N1 DE FALL NI S English Phuszrs lrom an administritixe POIIII ol new there w ere no ridinl ehanges in the general program at Calvert during the past year Exery actike organwation howeur must be sublect to minor adjustments to meet varying conditions The personnel of the facultx remained the same with one exception Rexerend Aloys Horn succeeded Rex erend Xxlllllilnl Sulllxan as instructor of freshmtn Relteion the litter being appointed principal of St Ann s High Sehool lremont lrousions for wider opportunities in eleetue subjects mtessitated the 'addition ot 1 sexenth period the reduction of the sixtx minute periods from three in number to two and the assigning of a few clusses to the students attiuty hour lxperience uictited the dttision of d1seontinuin,, the larger md more annual A smiller renew ot the mar howexer is being issued un er puhlitation The Calxertim Permission was granted students to app! four stars ot sueetssful work in Religion as one tredit towards griduation lurther regulations respeeting stholastie eredits were promulglted as ows mx student fiilinh in two or more sum rs must rtpeit th year s work no stu it wil' be admitted to the senior cliss who is lttkinq more thin one eredit nor to the iunior cliss if li king more than two credits The onlw change in the general dis ipline w zs the introduction o' 1 uniform sthool dress Beginning next September it will be worn bx all the girls The high standing of the sehool was maintained and untonditionetl retogmtion 15 a Iiist grade high school was renewed both bi the State Department of Yduntion ind lw the 'North Centril Xssotimtion of High Sthools ind Colleges expensixe up.. of sthool the name of the lormei Q L K P-1 I J Lili, 'MS' pin O4 'L Rl: 'gRl1Nl .'XN'lllONl' .l, C.'Xl.l.:'xfilll-li. 5,'li.D. I' ' Sis -I N. CAT 1 .'1-, XN1. . . .. v. 5 , .. f 1 . - ir 2 :.i '. , . 2 ' i'f 1. I IQ .. lf il' . ' I . 'K I, 1- U 5 ' . Q . . 5 , .- . I . . Y , . 1. 1 Y ' x . . I . K The extra-curricular activities were enriched hy the organization of the Harmonica Band. vf' Y ' I' ,' , . , 1- ' '1 s ,N 1 1 s '.. V . - WT ... - '- -.1 I , M 5 - , lv.. - - , , , ,Y ., 1 - , 4 .-- 1 1 gl 0 151, . . . U ' 1 . ., - V f , foll r . V' f f ff' ' - 3 l ec' . X . e ' . ' 3 dei 'I , l ol V g, , . . A Y '- , r U: i. ' . . . , . . .. -3 E Uni, . - 1 X l ' , e I . Y . . . . 31 i 'zz - 5 - 1r', 1 K ,Q r l .S As f' .-,,- ' .

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JLXJXlA is: za -3-H5 If ' ' . 4 JLJ? pared with that of the most humble mother. l-low blind are those who would view a mother's sphere as limited in its opportunities for service and self- expressionl Is a sphere limited in which one lives as many lives as the mother of a family does? Or, is one limited who is an active member of as many circles as she has children? And as her worlds of activ ligious activities is the most essential of motherhood. All religious teachers are found outside the home, but some of the best teachers in religion are to be found in the home. ln school a :hild is taught the rudiments of the three R's, but it is in the home and from his mother that he first learns and understands the greatest which we all know is the very essence of hap R Religion ities are greater greater also are her opportuni ties of cultiy ating that peace a n d happiness which is the blessing of every true home Not infrequently wt find those who will approve the years spent by a woman in prep aration for law or medicine and mini mize the value of high cr educational advant ages for the h o m e seeking girl There is no end to the years that can be profitably spent in preparation for home making Every mother must be in some degree a teacher and a college or university degree finds lfS full meaning only in a home What possibility for happi ness can not be found we will say for example in music or literature or the various sports and other cultural forms of recreation when mother lends encouragement Fostering any worthwhile activity naturally follows appreciation of it Twas his mother who took a secret pride ln the boy Angelos drawings praised and en couraged him and finally succeeded in persuading his father to allow him to study art Was this mother happy in her work? We know that Angelo was happy in his Fruitless indeed would be the hope of happiness if religion were not its vitalizmg force Unless the Lord build the house they labor in vain vi ho build it And the sphere of re RL IH DXNIIFL 'T piness Can artist paint or poet dream a picture of sweeter contentment than that of a child of two at his mother sknee lispmg the sacred names of Jesus and Mary Let those who will seek for limited careers yes seek them to their bitter end but our prayer tonight is that God may grant us girls and young women whose mid summer dreams are of homes and families who have y isionenoughto real17e that if happy homes are to bless this earth of ours this blessing must come pr1 marily through the mother and through that type of mother who ap preciates both motherhood and home life as the greatest career on earth What happiness can there be where a mother sees her children just so many impediments to her social activities who looks upon them as so many chains to bind her to her slavery or so many bars to lock her in her prison home In these days there IS little wonder that the cry comes from all sides for a solution to the breakdown of the happy home of yesterday This solution can only come through the true concept of the dignity and im portance of motherhood and home making Happy indeed and blessed is the home over which presides the mother vyhose kitchen is her office whose home IS her business world and a baby s lisp her highest praise -Z XP I KP ANL 'W ff' b 'pn ,H I ' ' 2 ' . . ? i , . 11 ' I I - Y . H., ' , .g . . , . , . , . . 'x ,ii yi, ' . . . -W, , 'z'-ff , , . F . ' I . . ,E ig----4-' , . . . A is iff . . , ' V ' , v 'E -li i no y . , ' V N l 3 . A .alll ' -.-ii' 7 lie - ,Hi -tl V 1 fd' ' 4 at ' 4' Hi - A 4 : - W