Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Pug Iu RIGHT REVE REND SAMUEL A. STRITCH, D. D. Bzshop of Toledo

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ADMINISTRATION REVIEW Each year the month of June closes another chap- ter in the history of a school. June, 1928 completes the fifth of Calvert High. Let us review the outstanding changes made in the administration for the current year. The first was a change from a seven to a six-period day with the three morning classes on a sixty-minute schedule, the three afternoon, remaining on forty-five. The curriculum was enriched by the addition of mechanical drawing, high school geography and the second year of home economics. Sufficient time was allotted to both short- hand and typewriting to allow a student to earn a full credit in each. Only one change was made on the teaching staff, Reverend Joseph Inkrott having suc- ceeded Reverend Joseph Brobst as religion instructor. It is with great sorrow that the notation is made of the death of Mother Ligouri. Those who knew and associated with her realize the loss which the school sustained. The religious spirit of the students was deepened by the plan of perpetual prayer which started with the month of March. The development of the musical talent has been furthered by the organization of a school orchestra under the direction of Mr. Joseph Schares. An item of more than passing interest was the inspection of the school by Mr. L. W. Reese from the State Department of Education. A renewal of recognition as a first class high school followed short- ly after. An even greater distinction came with the admis- sion of Calvert to membership in the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. This honor was conferred at the meeting of the board of directors held at Chicago in March.

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J NIACELWANE A M. REVEREND FRANCIS . , . Diocesan Superintendent of Catholic Schools 1 Page twelve 1