Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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5 A-AA l -xi J 1. -3 .- 'w x. ,9- J- , F ,- l li Wt W, x I , .I '5 1. ' Q In , Q iii 14:1 Al X l 1 'Q .QE ,I , l 'l -1 I' tlldlv TIFPIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Incorporated ,,,, . ,.,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,...v,,,,,,,,. , ., ,,,, , ,,,,,,,, , ,A...,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,vl 874 Chief Products ,,,A,,,.., .,,,,, ,,,Church furniture Average Employment ,,... . ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,v M35 INDUSTRIAL TIFFIN-AN OPPORTUNITY SURVEY Graduation! What a magic word! To the freshmen, it is the vague but glorious culmination of all their hopes and desires. The sophomores regard this formal closing of their school life as the goal which they are now able to see more clearly in the distance. For the juniors, it loses in great measure that vagueness by which it was hitherto characterized and becomes an event to be dreamed of and eagerly looked forward to. What thoughts must not run riot in the minds of those who have reached the summit of the scholastic mountain- the seniors. With their beaming faces, they are pictures of happiness as they receive congratulations on the eve of their commencement. But beneath all this outward peace, there is a disturbing question which haunts them, try as they will, to brush it aside. This question is-What am I going to be? In order that we seniors of Calvert might discover the industrial opportuni- ties open to us in Tiiiin, our class advisors arranged with the authorities of the factories to have us taken through the larger plants of the city. These trips proved so interesting that industrial Tiiiin was decided upon as a very appro- priate theme for the Calvertana of 1928. ' ' ' ' I '- W 5 2:4 V pf... , - . . ' 1-,if Page twenty two 1 LU' l - fi., ' 0, . . M 5-,Wa , 5 'w 'R 'N 5 -an -- N, V 7, . .. I 1