Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1929 volume:

VOLUME III bl h T5 e alvevtana THE SENIOR CLASS OALVERT HIGH SCHOOL III I IN OHIO 1979 .zu ff sr! ug V fl I1 Q ' f df C i , f rf X 'x I Pu is ed by of '-iw 1 - f I .A 1 I-'lf 4 W' I 11' x fm url I' 5' .LLHE1 192151 C AI VFRT HICH SCHOOI Contents Page lnorwx ord Dcdxcatlon Admmlstratlon Dloccsan Honors Scmors Und1rclass1s Actn 1t1cs Features Alumni Rcgmstcr To Calvert '1oL1111e 11 11r11m7 who JI f111L1r1 110111 A 1171r1shej dream form 1r111 You ur thc' 1111111 of hLlI'lC1f1l1S 111111 more B111 the 1111112 of K1 11111111 1 LL You 111'1 C1 kmq of 1JI'Ot1C1't1 I1.d1l'I7S Thzm human 1171117111 fhs 11nw11 You 1110 tl power Io 11111111 111111117 on 1 8171114111 77 1 7 111 JLQ 07711 ILl1I 1111! a1L 11111 And 1170177131077 onlu rzaht You 171111 supporl of 10Ll111 1111lF1X To 111111111 1171 151111 11111 XY 1711 111111Q1 1111111 i - , 1 . . 4 1 r W Y 3 ll 1 K , 23 .- , ' ' ,, . 1 . 1. Q : L' - 1 , f . o o'- L 4 YQ , D1 , - ,. ., U ' 52 ' . . , 61,1 J. I-.wi -- - H1- rf' -L ' , f. - J 'i . 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I lg - 151:-1 ,,,,.l'r' -- X ' 15251 THE l'l Al IAN COUR l Our Lady .s Court An ltalzun garden when fragrance fills the arf fragrance of the blossoms as lheu bloom so sweet and Iarr Where trees ar rusllmq rn a whisper soil and low As rf they re consczous of her presence there below She Ihe lzrqzn rezanzna slutelu and supreme theme Of chzldren s praqers Ihal float to her from all around -ls they dazlu honor htr fn etslaru pro found NIMH Jo XX ACNER 30 3 Foreword Fl he purpose of thts yearbook IS to help us preserve for the tuture the fond memorxes of our days at Calvert They will prove to have been among the most hap py ones of our llves Cecll Calvert s settlement of Vlaryland has been chosen as thc theme Each 1llustrat1on has a definlte connectxon elther with the colony or wtth our school named 1n honor of the colon lzer Thus the two are closely llnked together ,l- 1 r ' 4' 'L 7 - .fp A-'ft il 40 Lf f' -A2 Y I . . V I . N l ' ' X T 4 A' V 4 l V l, l ' . Q , it Y . ' Q A ' l 1 ' . l,3.1'. ..,,.x',. .U , , . V .Wy 5' 'Lia VI, O'er Nalurefs beauty. hears the ardent XX J' ' f,, ,3l L' W 1 ' el ' 159 ' ' ' fr' fi --4-'EQ 1 s s s is 1- - f l v ' ' - . 5 ' ' i .ll T, ? ' ' ' ' s y 4, . . . J. , . 4 . ,B 'fy . A A -its f , ' ' -. aff V ki..- C14-Iv qv it i l ' 37 -a-:P 4: w u --f ,J nga s r' .VE -5-dr f,g1.l AJXIA 1.1 2.1 il I 5 117 'in -'fx L 'M fDed1cat10n OR I UNE fax ored us by sendmg as our orm upal om xx ho has guxdsd our school through lts first stagrs of progress to hrgh standards ol u numnnt Ir IS IU griuful lpprrrntlon oi ns kmdlx dll'LLflOI1 Ind pnrsonal lnurrsl durmg our oxr happx srhool dns to thr x r nd Xnthom I Chllzghrr S 1' -- 1 . . 1 1 A A ' '34 -' -A -1 v I a 'K .In , . . L YJ- ' ' ' . . ' . . L . I . 1 . Mi ' h 1. 1 . '? .: - .. gil ,,, years at Calvcrr that wc dcdxcatc lhlS memory of 2 1 f - . V I F11 1 X , 1 i ff, , - I - 1 ' 95 '15 A, 'UC . 11 1 ' ' 37 . .4 155 1 'L ' 5 if 11 . W- 1 .J - ,W ,S 1 .7 ,Q 1' I' , 1: Ill -3. .'.j' ' -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. 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Y . . . . 31 i 'zz - 5 - 1r', 1 K ,Q r l .S As f' .-,,- ' . 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 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 . 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A-r rm ue,- THE FINANCIAL BASIS OE HOME HAPPINESS This oralion won First Honorable Mention in the Diocesan Public Speaking Contest for Boys JoHN HINCHEY, '29 A great philosopher once said The It is one of the greatest means of lay best way to damage a truth is to ex ing the foundation of family happi aggerate it When one says a thing ness Even the is the greatest he is likely to find a fevs challengers and many more skeptics So IH speaking tonight on the relation of finance to happiness in the family I do not say that the money ques tion IS the greatest factor in promoting family happiness but I do clalm lt 1S a very important one the t a s k home makmg there are certain dutles and striving for this goal brings a twofold blesslng the hope of some day enjoylng the fru1ts of labor and the encourage ment to continue in a noble cause After the years of plannlng and waiting are over and dreams come true there IS a joy which is born of a sense of se curlty a n d owner ship Who can deny the reality of the hap p1ness that comes to a famlly as they VIEW .IOHIN HINICHI I responsxbllxtles rest ing primarily upon the father and others of equal importance upon the mother but these ought not to be considered as mutually exclusive We may lay lf down as a b3S1L princxplc that in all questlons of management and planning there should be a com mon understand1ng and co operatlon between husband and wife if thexr efforts are to result 1n happ1er famlly llfe The task of home making IS no small proposltion and can only be accompllshed by united efforts Undoubtedly o e of th e fi t dreams of every young couple IS that of ova ning a home Our goyernment encourages thls worthy undertaking as a CIVIC duty It is more than that 31 with pride a beautiful home and call lf their own To fath er it means the reallzation of plans for the family welfare To mother lt IS the little world of whlch she has dreamed so long To the chlldren t is 1 memorlal of the sacrlnces that have been made for them and an 1n spxratxon to greater family devotion My dear friends there is no denying that the foundation stones of a happv home l1fe are laid in the plans of home ownership Not infrequently the tranqulhty of a home is marred by the fact that there is no reserve fund for emerg encxes What a great consolatton If IS to a mother to real1ze that should mlsfortune come there is a surplus 1n H ' x x I , s ' , . 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Far be it from us to say that money is a guarantee of happiness, yet yy here a home is started yvithout the readiness to make sacrinees and yyithout the yy illingness to yvait for the extra comforts and luxuries yyh re all thought is giyen to the giddy present and no plan is laid for the future where a too ready use is made of dollar down and dollar then schemes a nnanclal crisis vyill sooner or later be reached And tell me hovy can there be true happiness in a home yvhere the mother knows that they are living up to the last eent yvhere the rent is due in a feyv days and there is no reserve should sickness strike Where the father sadly realizes that installment collectors hay e been constantly taking the money yyhich ought to laave been used for a home or life insurance 'yloney may not be a guarantee of happiness and it certainly is not the only factor contributing to happier family life As a matter of fact a Great amount of it is not necessary but a definite financial policy worked out betyy een husband and yyife which proyides not only for present needs but also for future emergencies af fords a splendid and almost indis pensable basis upon which other con tributing factors might build And yy hether income be large or small such a policy must of necessity con stitute a yyorthyyhile contribution to the ultimate realization of all that is meant by the familiar yy ords Home Syyeet Home be it ever so humble there s no place like home 7 y ' 'elif pf- o- pn 9? -J-A J? 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' 'A 4 flvl X: 1, V-, K pi- x . 1 fe, J,-3- yr l sn D i f1 H,f K 1- ' F, ,lf 4 e 'Y' VW 'l 5 x N WV: - pez X T ,Y fi '- f K o I T I ' ' A . 7 I 7 ' . 1 A . . I I . . N . Ll : . A , . J S . . . n . .- If V ' ' - w ' ,ii , . . . 1 ef f- vi .- . T 1- 11 . . . 5 L A 5 H 1- 4. 1 - I 'l',.2. IWW. . PQ Q ,-. .4 . l 5.41 L 'sf - l 1- 521 lil ,217 I Y - O- 21 if .5 . Oi , .3 gf 4 1' ' ' I I 47 1a 2 ly, - 'L K ,I .Q wx? E ff , 'SLI' L - if lv 'lfjf IP' ll .nil f mx I If F' .Jizz IEIZEJ CLASS I OFFICERS CJIORLII IDAHI flaw Pmszdcnz ass I,ILS1dLI1l 1 x nm 9115 4 CIIXLI 'Num 101 C oollull U IIII RBI R1 MCC! I I I AIX Class I :rc Prvsrzicnt Calwrnna Snail 4 Lulurl vm Staff 4 Mxsmon mt ruldxnl 4 lu U7 3 C, ur 'mx 4 INuxu Club 3 Bmsl-Xu 4 Capllm uffv 19291 f INK NILI LI C labs Secretaru 1 s S Vxcc rwxdmr C nrt Nous 9 :ff Vhssxon Umt Promoter 3 Hnkmg Club I I C lass Inuiuur Q1lu.rlINuks SMH 4 1 flubl 1' Fd 1521! HGNOR Q3 STUDENTS Bl N lAX'llN l.lPNl1XRSlxX 'llau Crounrnq C sen Nc xv s Stall 4 Calxcrt Play 4 OllNl lJAlll C lass farewell Chas Pres1dent l Z Cl1ss elrctuy ld1tor 1n hwf Calwcrlana Sufi 4 Nlmagmg l'd1tor Calurt N we Staff 4 Vl1ss1on L n 1 t V1ce Pres1dent 4 Jromoter 2 3 4 Calxlrl 141 I D IX C law Wd mm s ul l'LSlLlkIll l url1n1Sl1ll 4 C11 um S1fl 4 Nl1ss1on 1111 mu 111 lIv.1Slll'LI' lu I7 4 Nkll , 1 lJ111us111 Pub 1 Spl 1ll1ng, C onllst R Nutty Club 3 lllltllif, IJ 7 Baekub-1 T nmx 7 3 Y lill SXlllll Wag CxfOLLf1ll7Cl Cmlurtlna Suff 4 C1l1erL cus Still ll11ng1 111 l A-gg, Q29 U Q rfyn Q4 it FLT fm 1 I i A - 1 E . -, r ., W Jjgij . lj' .xl-' .' l. ' 3 Nl1X .UL'lSl- lll llll Cl.1s.'V '-lj ' : Cal . 1 ' 1 ..l'crt N' QL' 1 1 4: C'l'- Clll 3. iCal- ll.y 4: ' l'c. .'1f'. gjit ,133 'if S3111 1,5 . - .11 2, 1 . r X . I 1: c '-, . A 'AX I ' I I ' C Play 4: Football 4. 1l:X EC. ' N '. . .' 4: 'k' Cl l .l. t- if .. -Y I' X iil ,,f,. A pi ' A - ' I?-1 , xiw, . 'A' ,,'!'ff,? ll -mn: A 'K 4 2 ! 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Q0 7 -5' Z 1 I' -AE' r, C - ' 2 IEIZEI ! I 11 2' 0 119 Q 441 J in 'ill N- W fm -AE' Cl ARX Qzll l ll.: url INCH 5 Stall 4 lutty Clulv llm mg., u w l MARGARI 1 H11 ls Calx ert News Stall -l Cal vert Play 4 Hlkmg Club Bas un Tenms 2 3 Ros1R1M1111ze Calwcrlmi Qlafl -l C 1lx Lll News Staff 4 Glcc Club 4 Calxcr football 2 3 4 'AIM 'QE qlglslg r .M F13 ,o ,W ll' IOIIN Mc GONXATN Calxcrt NL we Stall -1' Iootball Mmagcr 3 Cal xert Play 4 MARTHA HOUCK Calwert be wx s Staff 4 MISSION Umt Promoter 7 Hlklng Club 1 2 CvllNLVIl vi KING C1lurt News Snff 4 1929 CQ1-x .C Q I IN ' 3: 'lx' Y I Cl l , Z, Q . f ' ' l, 23 lvlrll 2, 33 .V I , 1 V l i H , .l 2, 3. C: Lljlay 4: - v' AY I I I .. . . . 457 CW ' Q 'E 1: il X-L If o 1 A 37 ll Ml! 'Qs 51 , , N - kt fd' im! gi 18 lf-- -'X M: Hg, -rar 19251 ROSL l INlAlRl C. wrt New S Staff -l Gee Club 3 4 Ca weft '3 3 Hlkmg Club 2 GFVFVII VY l l' l'lfRllO5 C wrt News Smfl 4 lung Club l LR xlON XVIHI Glec Club 7 Calxcrt Play 4 football 4 Bmsketlmll 1929 9 llXlilD S wrt Nex s Stuff Calxert Plu 4 Hwrmon lu Bwml -l' l Slllfll l ONSNNAl wlurtum Stuff 4 C ulxert News Qlxfl' 4 llxlung Club DOROIIIX Mmm C11 5 s XJICE Presxdenl 3 C wrt News Stiff 4 'X l99l0l l Umm romoter lk nz Club l f L L . 'N 1 Q- E I 1 'tv ,4' F' 4LHf 151251 . 1 77 -. 11.4 +yv V44 A 49' J my A-r -m i lll l l N ONll OR lwss lrcmsurrr 7 Lux Ncxxs Stall 4 Lulu Club C Xl Pla uttx Club lx m uw l lVl 'HX Ac Xl S OXll Oli Culxcxlma Stull 4 Calxcrt Ncxxs Stafl 4 Hwrmomm Bmd 4 l-lrkmg Club l Z Bwxkctball 3 1 RX Al lf l Sl l me Sncruux l Z url Nuns Snfl 4 Hllxmg, nu l1929 l 20 Nfl XRC Alll l RXIRICK Class Trcxsurer l Calxcrt 'X xxx Staff 4 Mrsixon Umt Promoter 4 Glcc Club Pnmst 4 Calvert x 3 Nu x Club Hrlxmg Club LOLISE SAAD Calxcrmna Staff 4 Asso lnu Fcluor Calvert News Sufl 4 Glu Club 4 Cal rt JI State lm Amncur bhorthmd 4 H mg Club l 2 ill Sl Cllxcrxml Stall 4 Calxcrt L xx Q Staff 4 Ca xcr mx N 1 x Cu H mg Club l 7 - - E 12251 VIARTHK Vs All C 'vert News Staff 4 Gen Club 3 4 Cax rt .1 '5 Bisketball 2 CHARI FS WAHRFR Cla s Q Vnce Presmdent l Cllvert News Staff 4 otbwll l Z 4 Captam 4 Baskctlmll 4 Cup nn 1929 IRANCYS ZABI OCKA Calxertnna Staff 4 Idltor IH chxef Calxert N e W ld 4 Glee Club Slate Finals Novue Short hand 3 L r l ,I 1 4-'fn M ..- - I' -.JE al' A C ' 2 ' I- . : .l'c X Ply 1 . ,3. F43 . , ', 3, , C01 C . l,2, 3. rj 3.4, .4- . ' V V 4 S S ff 2 4: 1. . i'w X!-grin'-,. -as ll 'X a. RU ' ,. X qi'- A f li 5 nJl1?'4. W U . 1-fl-, C . jf, bi 1 N .jj X V ,L W G4 - 9? ,W . 5 nf -A4-H+' W, lu K .1 - . 'fi' ,Jil ff x1P,A 1' 5 : . 1' Zi -- 1 :. 1 . 'N 1 r 1-X f? li ff ..-. ,b.-i .V if Rpm' 40 - .Lf +I' ff' THE CLASS THAT WAS I I IS 1 time honored custom for some speaker to get up at grad tration and ya aste hundreds of words extolling the perfectly maiyelous class which is about to be lost to the school forever Unhesitantly he goes on to explain that this class established such a truly remarkable record that there neyer was and never yy ill be another one like it lhis year the speaker will more than follow the custom he yyill tell the truth XVay back in the freshman year we shou ed signs of a brilliant future by salting down the paper sale to our credit T hen after a long rest we again sprouted forth and staged the first junior class party ever witnessed in this Sel100l I he football players pulled off the first extraordin ary feat this year by going doyyn to Springfield FI here they took on the school team the alumni and the ofiicials ll in one game Not to be outdone the cage heroes decided on something great So they chose to be extremely polite andcon squently let our opponents take the game whenever our dear boys thought it would make them happy The scrrbblers put over the Calvert News by keeping in mind that lf is quality not quantity which counts Catherine Carter is speedy when it diyision T hen the greatest surprise of all The senior boys came out Iirst in two consecutive campaigns Just about that time Ruth Daniel was chosen to talk her way into first place at the Girls Public Speaking Contest. Then John Hinchey decided that one ' tincup is enough for any school. He there- fore just fhitched up with the first honorable mention in the Boys' Contest. Eyen the mission unit has raked in more USimoleons' than in any previous year. And now to end the season with a bang vye have the crust to publish this yearbook knowing full well that the one of last year took an All-American rating. Having done the unbeliey able for so many years we positiy ely must be Ut' - the cl ass they laaye been talking about all these ages. Joitx PAIN.. 'Z0. --'ff lf? - 'N ,- 1' 'Xi 'XIXLA .H E- J no N r V. A' 1 I B- 3 'J 1 L - 1 I VK ei . Y .y, . I I , . XA' h K l 'A C x 3 I L Y X V Le 7. X . . T. i Yi 3 I I l H 'l 1 3 Y A 3 1 ' V1 ' I ' y A. A '. .1 5 lu I , 1 I . g V -it 4 1 4 V ' l T 3 D 1 V if comes to typing. She won in the commercial contest for this 1 V Y L V , T V V , a . ? V' Y I K I 1- Q J -, ml L s 2 ' M Mx , , r , , 'I ' 5 l H 'Ja' T f Vx 3' . v vs s 6 s Ll. , I, l . 1 . 14 5 I I 11 .tk ga V 'ii Q' Ziff . 4, I ' A :IK , 4 if I Y P T17 N I 5 a, f 4 ram a - t S L.- 5 SH ' 2 A' 5 Q ,J v. ' g I f 5 i, I Y lg Q 3 i ! WWW Wl!WlWffl 'min WH , 1 'Wi' lm! 1 'I NJ X21 'fun -1 f K4 I 'T ffl, 1 vxa X 1.4.-Q 'N X ff f ff! M W !lMWW O c,vf6j-Nw, rz 1 0 r opfvomore To represent lhe three under classes lhe qrunlznq of fl charter lo Calvert has been chosen In the Coloma! days a charler meant the openmq up of qreater oppor lunztzes At the present tzme the przuzleqe of qoznq to Fulverl means the opportunzty of Secur :ng a Era! class educatzon Cal uert made full use of hrs charter the students can do Izkewzse rf lheu u,zII 73' VKSAIYYCIH ' I J 'ff 1 fl' 511 ,K ff Ly! I 171- X f 1 , -,JF- - if KW' 'L M I N ---- 5 J X ' . 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Taj X .5 X 'J!n!',1 , ' - .I R+ 'gi A . 1 Rf' J 7 i H' -fi - my ' W 401 , ,Q I - 5.1.1 . .U -J-yff -I I'g-- 'fl' K ' .ui fS 1 - L Q I 7' 1 ' 4 J .all al Nga' ,le 4- cap 1 .grae 15251 J , S JUNIOR BOYS T01 ROXX Cleft to rlghtl Robert Rmg Ph lb rt H uck Chu l s Vluller Joseph Buchman DDIL ROW flefl to flgllfy rbert Dell J lm XX elt r I l S h 1 rs c lla old Schlutt nho r Ro r Anders n Bo POM Row fl fl to rghll Rrhmrl it u Raymond Pohlxble Nlarlon Smxlh laul Rl 1nh n7 Frank D c John I xulrrm lch Dlcuonary of Jumor Facts As members ofthe class of 30 lt IS our prrvllege to reveal to you the record of our co Workers so please gxve ear whxle we dlsclose the facts Some stat1st1cs may help to xmpress on your m1nd our S17L and lmportance The total welght rs about two tons and fifteen ounces R Rmg R Stem H Schluttenhofer count chlefly for the tons two m1nute creatures H Russell nd M Omlor make up the ounces The total age rs one thousand years the youngest teen vxmters young One hundred ten square feet 5551425 make up the area of ground yu tovtr oumng ln great part to the understandmg of F Dore and Vl Smlth late strengthened C alvert s athlet1c footmg by contrxbutmg P Houck l fContmued page JOJ ef 24 , :lil 0 ' ' ' 1 ' , 1 e o , f.re. . ' , . MI .1 ' ' -flle , 0 ' c, 'nu mit , llow.rd Fe tl r, .r . e fc, bc! O . T. ' 2 i f-i .r.ei, ' . ,, ' ',7 'c' c., or, .. i , tefta get X . A - ' ' l A ln ' at ,JE ' . ' A A lj . . ' . '. s '1 i X Ifqslf member, G. Lemke, bemg one hundred e1ghty months old, the most ancrenf nlnef ' fff f'-a - , 1 f it ! ! -'if f-1 ' - - X ' 'Tig I I 1 wTf'-v v fx- - ' 1 - X . ,, 1 - i 4. Af ' ?L,ly ,'g :g,, , . . 3 - - f , - - H ,M 37!J l 45' H , 1 . E .W . - AE.3EkpYf 1 ! fl f lie-- fre?-git I ,,f N '11 11 .. SA ,fe nf: to Fd 4 ffUXbX 1512.3 M 1 JUNIOR GIRLS ' Il xn ou r Huy Loune Iionrr Mlry n lr 1 n n 1 'Kr Ixl NIJ R DW L ray. lrgunl Cn sl Q In ull um I I imrlln Irmc Q NIcDcrmo I lrpn! Mhulrl XI rf, urn obs 1r 1 I n xr Ir R It r Dorothy In QD Roxx I to rn u Stun Ill ruvus Lath nn nnor r si Yon n II Im Bon Qual me In n9Ch1fcr ith f t rm xrgtr Nlary Iouxs Ixxuffmm Xlary gnc IIOXI ROKR Inf: to rx h H 1 xr gmc s 1 In Io X I n r 'K'Inr5,.1r t Om or ml II III. N mn XSIM Ir r Su Iu n 1r ll sI Farewell of the J unzors The junzor year of twenty nzne Is drawzng to an end Come classmates all zn fond farewell Your hearts and Uozces lend Let s say good bye to each clear haunt To every desk and chazr fha! we as junzors learned to loue And shrzned zn mem rzes fazr Thouah we ue been longznq for the day IVe d stand as senzors here Our hearts regret to sau tareu ell To joys of junzor year Mary E Saclzsteder 29 1 I '. i g - g Fa . -,. -I -. I y + 2 K if I ' , 4 4 f ' .- ., Y ' -.s i Q I . - 1 1 , . -I v . . - A - I 'N' fa I ff i -1 , ug- . . I ' r .I , I xy X, x, ' ' A1 B' , , I IUI ROW IIA! lu migl I L..-r.1IIImf I'r.xIcv, Ifr. cus INIQG um. IQul.1Ii.x IIwI:xsr. Clcrxxur I.I-ukr, . . ' ' . 4 .In Knslnvr, M. g. tr N-wnun. IJ r :Ivy I5'hn. . I'cc Ung. K-I KILL' ' flcfl In 'INJ KI. . ' '.1 ', I.u IIIc Sm I .. Cath Q GIXIL IElIc'n KI: f. . , I . e , KI, VI. Y. - . .x w c Jac '. XI. y 'XIi'c Rm Iv. NI. V IfII1abrlIw S.uc.wt'If, ' ilk. IIIII ' Kult 'ghllf I.uI Q , I' an And ' ', R C' e Co , 'IX' un ' dc bug, u- ', ' d' I.f:y,I'Iu . . ,Q. c'c',' ',I '. 'cf '..k. IBO' . ' f ' 'g II-f'I,ccI. MichncIs, M. V Fr c HEI, HeIcn Russell, NI. j . V.g c. . Y c I . AI . u1I, Luci - .I. grit, KI.: inn Nr -Ih. f, JuI'. H. In . France Burk. .'l NI1IImI IJ.1nII'I I T , - . 'X . I' ' ' ' ,fi - y Q I-ini i . . T. , I , 1 . , V . . R L lr iv . . , . . 'All -it CAIN! G. - xl -N -- 1, , ' 1 M e w- ' ' A' I-..--..4-'-.ig 7 7 , l . ,. .K , - YQ 5, .17 . I I I Q ll 05 II 4 . . . . . ' O5-' I I . nw? -sv . w , . . . '50, 'I ,gf l .Q . 'X . .4 It I' - 'I -L - . 'u +. ,T Q. , I , . I Q .za ff - 1: 'Q f' . , - ' ' Li -1: 'L rv 1 ill 'fi' 0-'fn it .,. J A! x was 143- X L 1 W. T 5' ij! 1-4 .JL ,,, in L ld ,L 145' 'L hid' 121211 nhl SOPHOMORE BOYS JXK rug, mt I n rm Rlroxbmch DDI! RON ru 1 um ur L n n u 1 1 lr dur XX I rn vu Run: Our Sophomore Shzp O Sophomores O Sophomores Another year IS done Our shzp has weathered every storm The credlts sought are won The port draus near as Channel cleared lVe end our second run The shzp zs anchored safe and sound lib recent Uouczqe done from latest trzp the uzctor ship Comes zn u,1lh trophy won Xl hen next we sazl the deep blue seas Twzll be on yunzor run Vzncent Fzsher Bl +11 261 - . ' , A fl I. , . 1 - y , ' Al ' 11 9 KL . , . I if 1' . 1,1 , ,W , f-1, V A if 1 . T I ' 1 , if , A . I' by A r .X Z I XX. V S Xxri -X A M xr F 'ITOIY RK ' flrll lo fl I Vlcu-r Su'll1n1vlz. Vcrrvll Shcclcx, George lirkk, 'I'l1oxn.u Sxr.u'1. lhrluw l,c.xlw. lf. cms MII .2 l'U, llrlt In 'glll lfxrl Saad. l'.1ul Rr' cr, Cl. lx .-'krl ur, Frnncib Nw.'unn, lllgcnc Swim, Iffivmxd Vcrstlur, Izlmu XV.nrx1cym'11l. Carole 5 ance. I5O'I I'ON1 ROW LI.-ft lo riglzll--Imxxux I'r.1nlmrl, .fllfrcnl Hmmm, Vincent Fisher. Frances Scholl, lidnwmnd Cnssm' Artl 'cr cy. llc 1. .' ' lx ' V Y . ' K 1 f - 1 IT ' V ' ' I, ' Q 1 1. l Aff wf , -- ffff ff , 'T . uf f 'i fyg-.N ' A K Q N , - 2 l i v 1.1 .V 4. . - . .' Ing ' 11 . .' 'K 'X ' f, ff' v - fge QQ A . . ' -. -L, 4,11 ' - ,, 5, t 4 . J K Y ,D L I , . . . N , 'Y - ' - , J E ,- . . . ' ' ll 5 9 ' - 'O -. '- --L- ve! 42 A f I r ' 'GQ'- v ' ' ,f P .xy I ,V 'J : e, FL-J .JILMVWW Iirxj lr mga Q SOPHOMORE GIRLS I Boa-hlcr Vladelunn I ur r NIary Iouxse Myer Row KI Ir to nghrl In me c n nm n r nn: I Ixnnc 1 'VIIDDLI' Row fleft to rxghlj Cathennc Dlslel Florcnc I3 rke VI rgarcr S hxf r fX1m1 XX rl Xlxrx Bunn .xrdmr Celciun Buckner Anna Louise Smys r Annx Iounx Smxth Nhldred Norman TTONI ROW flnft to rlghlj Annu I S 1h Ilxlor s 9 cl Ib h o n A n r 11 .I nr u Alice Glick Fulyn 7oIl I5 alrxc Sch rgu IW zih abrecl apoloaz x lo I mu fX1ll77Lfl l thznk that I shall never see A grade as hateful as a D A D uhzch makes a woeful blot On Cards to prone u, hat we fo o A D whose vera name zmplzes An angry Dad and mournful sighs 7 A D that haunfs zn dreams an to cl And makes as prematurely old A ahastlq D rs man 9 lzfe mark And lasts !1ll he Ins strff and slarlz II hen tum Q ahuscal hu fools lrke me Reuenaeful tcachers auf out D Falhcrznc Pullernluraer fl ltl Il an un ' L n P I' I 445 ,J '1 ofyv Q4 .AL 4. I NJ? 1, I '. 5 - l E . ., - '- f V l 'Q , N , . .- ,- -- 5. I r . nga 1 X I ' 'Vx ' x ' B ,i fff . A ' 4 ' , ' , I . I4 A 34' V xx , ' V 1 TOI ' v ' I---G' .ld' Fry, Ev Iy S ' h, Ilvlr Hvssbc gvr. .Im . Zrigcr, .-Xrdmull Lmln. ' . A . A ' ' fc c, . ' 9. . 1 I ' fi ' ' , c u ,.a c.e.. . 'ccv,..,' . Q '. ' ' , ' . ' c . . . ' c Q ' , . ' , BO , V ' ' -. I. f. .m'! , I f .un v :nc . N rc c I3r'cI'. e, Ifvclvn XVeIIcr. .luI'. c g'l, Missing--CnlhrrlnclPuflcnlrerger. I L I K A Y D s ' - 1 'L , , -. . . . l , : , - ' 1 L ' , ' . . ' I' D ' 4?-14 Ig g r: f . . 1. .Q ., LL., , NH . - ' ,gi- . V U , Cv, 1 ly 'jixf 1, x 1. I' '-I I Xi filulssqs . , , l ,, F K ,1 --.-- ,Q ' ' ' an - - . a K I . I X I V , K, .Aj I I jf Oi- ' Jul I . J' IA1' , fl. X x if in ,ff 1' 71' . XX fi 1 - 'rf - 7' ' 'CJ 1 H, -' 2 I .J - C 7 f' . ' Vx, : lv ' I - -f , H- v . 4 S x L I 1 J e il -PE- 1- l f I Qt 04' - ' 15:25 4 ai. FRESHMAN BOYS 'IOP Roxy fleft to nght Otto Welty I-tul Yraley Pnncxs Yxteckx Bern-nd Pnumgmretnn Mxchael Memctlouch Doyle Stxckel louis llcrbert l mul lx l MIDDIT Row flefl to rlghtj Robert Smlth Ldv 1rd luctus Rtchucl Dom H rmm Stchmm John Fscher rrederxcle Daniel Llstus hxmmct Paul Izxshen lO'Vl ROKR fl fl 0 nl J xck West Dontld Mwyer Amon Murphx ormxn llmrnt, Clenrd Dime au Stndelbych Nluuem frymer Robert Img rhnth Chester Xkeunusletrelx WHAT S IN A FRESHMAN S NAME? For years We freshmen have put up wlth countless taunts of bexng called Ill fants sxmpletons pests greenhorns and dunces But now we feel that the honor of the freshman class IS actually at stake no more of these 1nd1gn1t1es Let xt be known that we wall subm1t to To shoyn that we are justnfled ln resentxng thls detestable practlee we wvll en it IS composed of two words namely fresh IS slang As freshmen we have been taught the utter wrckedness of ever uslng slang so we must have been dub deayor to analyze the name freshman fresh and man Used ID thls sense bed fresh by some upperclassman fso green hlmself he d1d not recogmie lt as slangl Howeyer smce thxs IS merely a comes last vse shall concentrate on man The dmstlnctlon of thls term xs gnen solely to us Sophomores jumors QCUIOIS there IS not 1 man among them Can you blame us for COI1ClLICllYl0 that they not the freshmen are mere boys prenx and the mam stem of the Word Doyle Stlclsle 37 Rlchard Dore 71 8 1, 1 'Ir A , 3 X A . . , . jg ,U ,A A ,I K . l. .I A A V- ,rv . X N . V. 5 ' V' . 4 l ' , 3. 'ei. ,E ' gf' . ' , 5 '. , ' . c, c . l: l. , :Q , ' ' ' l'rO'Ik . ' e t 'gal -nl. , I . Ve '. N . ' . A . . 'l, P. l el' . , . ' .. '. - 5' e t , I ', 'V '. 7 Y . . m . - It , .. , . I1 x i I l . l .- I v - s s' ' ' s s ' ' s K e 'A 1 w , g, ' l W 'i l ,f'f 1 v -ds m a I l ' R I y Qx 'fy-ii!-Y ' l' ll n .. H - - .. 3 ev - X I -z Mg. . . . ,ka . . 5 f' ' Y -' ' ' - ' ivy? em A le ., Y x . V4 1 1- ,ff , if ' ,, ' ' ' , , - f. ,y ,sv M - , y n I I ' I A ml ' my I - l 1 as .W Y -N '15 , . ' x v s x s x v 7 X. A, t ' 5, , C, e . . . -. 24, i 'I . , 9 I E I - V e K 1' -' N 1 y lp . X . 7 , '27 . ... 4- . ' X ,X 1 , 1 u 4 fe' We 2 1 , ' , fl ,' nf .ek-' 'Q -5 ff farm I ' N I'1:.I '23 f 4 s PRESHMAN GIRI S ROXX flf to ny, I ucnll xt R 1 X 1 1 111 ium C1ll11r1r1e nk Nllry u umm r 11 muy Cnlnrxn Bon r FORD Roxy fl ft to rx hr ar 1 1r1 Nmmn rlxn l11 r n 'S hm 1n1 lxnthryn Sunny, H l 1 lucnxs Ruth XX .1rn n 7 OXX. 1 to rn 1 11 1 t n r 111 lou e jmbuclx Knhryn Nlucln lc h m1 onsvmy ll ltn Rost Smw 1 1g,1l1 1r1 1 xt ryn 1n 111 xx 1r n1 l 1 1 ERESHMAN ANNEX TO WEBSTER ASSFMBL1 A txmt to stop SIE down and llsttn CALVERT NEXX5 A monthly paptr ed1ted by a rart speclts knoyy n as senlors ELFCTRIC CLOCIx Our lattst acqu1s1t1on tqmpptd wnth a patent bell whxch frlghtens us lnto gomg to tht next class PRL SPINIFN A group of bashful chxldrcn IH Stpttmbtr 1 qroup of bold and 11- 1 C sassy lads and lassus 1n Junt GFNILS T ht ab1l1tyto yy ork algtbra PFNCII An mstrumtnt of torturt manufactured by tht Amtntan Ptncml Co 1g N Y prcscrxbtd as a curt for mlsconduct by tht faculty SHAMSPFARF A mm yy bo yy rott l1orr1bly long plays thxt frtshmtn must 1. 111 L I HF FRFSHNII x up W4 Q ,Y do qu L X za 'TL , ' ,-4 i .'1 ' I L. ' r I :l ' k J 1 ' ' N K lx. bl , l l 1 l K 1 X ' I-. xv M V 1 A ul A , f 'n q . V f c X . XX 1 . , ' 3 ' l' --151 I. TOP ' 4 I 'fhl l ' v llus.1ng, Louis: V't . lt. fcgpvr, llcnrictr. lT't'l, Verma 1 cy, . ' ' B1 . . . ' l.o li 1 , Rl c . V' Kcllrr, Xl.1ry' lflilnbcth Geyer, f. ' c c . SIE , ' ' Q g lf l.uclll1: Sl k', Nl. ' Scrtvllq, ' XXX 4 Lucille Rutlvl ,cl1, Kath ft ldt. A1 . ' ' . f, ccx Bucs, lllld.1 , ' r uni. 'llllllil ll ' flvf 'gltl' Rul fNl'llcr, Jan- An1l1-rsm1. Ag cs l7r1-ll iw, lfvvly'x1 llul. .Xlitc XY. glcr, Cf1.1r.1 . is lh . ' . ' .Q , T fl . l. '. , c' ' Q 'Kl, BO'I'l'0Xl ROW flrll to rxghrl l.nurctt.1 llouvvr. Nlichnclinn l7.lr.1tliw. Miltlretl liumrnc, Nlmra' .Xlncr .Mlclspt-rgcr, Marx Rn 1. .. lillian Sli gh ', K. l1 ' Xl. gctt. lrr . IK- nl1. t, An S clvur,lJorotl1x' XX lwn . '-. ' 1 ' ' 1 1, . ' ' v 1 ' v 1 ' 1 Y ' . I' ' . . A i , . ff 5 TE 1. . 11 1 I U ' ' ' . L K 'YM KJ 1 1 u 1' . . . L ll at I Y--gb , V E 1 ' ' v 1 'ily ' Jubgx .A 1 - -,L W JK! 1' . . . 1 P 1 11, .4 y- , , , , . . , ,Y cy I ..,,,.-t . .3 ' 1 1 ' v 1 Y. F I Z we 1 44- 75' ' I' . . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -1' Y l 4 ', :ds A A A A A 1,1 l ff: t , V' I ,il W 5 - W . . 5' 7 A K 1 1. . 5. Y. yi' 1. 4' 'y KX all 79 . xl 1 - -ai - Ye - ' W l 1'f'. ll K ral, fo' r' 'ill 1, -Y f' 5' P.. ! I' -me Sf rfllXlA' 151251 is O' sr 's N ' il? I 1 yn Dictionary of Junior Facts fContinue4l from page 24g XVelter M Smith and P Kleinhenz as regulars on the football squad. also C. Muller F Dore and J l autermllch 1n basketball Another 1ct1y1ty well rooted by the junxors ms the Harmomca Band This organrntron was just recently formed butT Vondenberg C Gluck I: VlcCar tan l Mlcheals and H Boes 'along yylth the rest gave thelr long wtnded support and made lf 1 bloxx out All great engmeers begxn mth mechamcal drawmg and rt would not surpruse us lf C Mrller and H Dell would some day become draftsmen proylded they study long enough lerstler 19 tn expert at decoratmg a paper wxth blots ln the commerenl department G Fraley A Kxng M Boner M Kastner and M Sacksteder show extraordmary abtlrtyf as stenographers wyhlle the Stems and Hells operate typevy rlters with great speed and accuracy There IS an old saylng that good cookmg wrns the heart ofa man Thxs nnsplred M New man F McGowan L Mangett H Andrews K Connor and Vl Nesselhauf to take up home economlcs and progress as they d1d H Shafer J Harlett and F McDermott lead thelr class rn brologyf as do Anderson E Blust C' Zlrger F Bork G Ley andM Kauffman as chemlsts C rcero s oratlons are bemg broadcast ehtefly by D Blhn M Stack and M Ranker Such 1 program of studles as Caly ert offers does not exclude musxe for Nfl Gase Vl Daniel I Schmrdutz R Pohlable and M J Wagner Wrtlu all these pomts 1n our fayor We are lookmg foryy ard to the senror our blg year Only once m a hundred years ms tt possxble for a class to clamt the year 30 and we ftel fortunate rn bemg wble to apprecnte tt J Buchman 30 P Smlth 30 +30l . . . -. . . . L I V' Y ' v x I I I F C n le H.: I n . 5 , . V . A . . I . '. r ' -K - 4. I e r K C , Y. . ' ' , Y. it s . 1 L . 7. . . 'L . V, , E ei fs . A 4 I Y Y my , , 3. , ' L , , ,L ' 1 ' J 1 'I 3 VV ' 'A , . . . V . . . t . . . . it H Y 'P Y I . . , . . . V . , . , . , . , . - . Y . . , . , . R. 3 . Y . ,. y . . . - ., v Y . K I . . A L I .1 77 1' 3 .4 A I Rl . I . -. A Z, . I . . . . 1' as - . ' ' . H , ' V ' , 'r fs I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' t ' ... J. ' 'Q i t fig ' ,c C 1 1 ' 'nl' 'Q 1 'V ' X -.-1. . 1. . Ll -' lj sb 1 .' -. 1- at I Wwe' ' ' . W- Y . , . fl? W1- 1-fp ff Z a+ E-fy 'N . ' I .li A H5 . fl' vi. I 4 I J B ' Q ,QV sf ,, ' -- 5' X .4-o 1 . 1 ' ' Z U 1 ,J .... A - EC .gvys wx? 'IE H lf: XJXL-X 1.1 2.1 NX XXVX, I MLQAA .JMX fm' W QW 1.41555 l Mml11w fl N i JA if 11 l1lt1l111t t l fdtvzftes In keepzng wtth the theme chos en a huntzng scene has been selected as most suggestzce of ac tzuzttes XVhzle the colonies were young huntzng was necessary that the settlers mtght haue some change zn dzet from that sent out by the mother country It was however not only a neces stty but a pleasure to most of them Actlutttes are a necessary part of euery first class hzgh school They proutde relaxatzon as u,ell as physzcal and mental decelopment for the student who takes part -5 . fl- f M - ll! n 'G 1 'Q I y. 'yn 'yi 4? 1 el J' . - wx J L I I V -rfgllg ,rf 1 if . Q 'L ,v f.i Q I 'iq c, ,. g.,: - 1 -I ' - I 5 I' FJ L . -. f' c 2 .': f F I Lf 1 gf 11 My v y , I Q ! Lug 111 lg X ff Nr' X -is , 5 Wflvff M N ez. A s. 5 Z' ' - 1 1 11 1 'N ,g 1,11 A 440 1 ll Jim' N1 V , T 11, f 1 ft lf, 1 1,11 1-W 1 1 ' A Llx' 1 N ,ie f X 'f tv, Jil ll J ,if A A 1 1 ,N 'lf ' I ,,..,,...... 4 ' .72 L-:gil X ,Y xf. I 'f S' V V , I 'Qi' X l 1 - 1 f 'f 5 1244: JA. fi: ' ll lf lx NW X ,f 'j 7 w f'5:7fQj'72't5- Z Y 1T5f ' IA' l If It 'ik f I .. x .1 N H NN bf W ff. 11 -1 't MMM nr: - O Q . S - , 1 5 ,f . . ., XL-2-lm . -Q t q . x sk - IT.. 1 XI-,, JS, 'Ll '-- ' - N jf ' 'I A 211 h e .gr H AJXIA xslzzl :HT atinnal Svrhnlamtir lgrwz Aaznriatinn 1928 ALL-AMERICAN YEARBOOK CONTEST X X ' Lsm I Il- ' 'Q X ix .,, W s is Ki mi gmzwmz my n fClf.gI!lflOll 0 :ls ment ns awar e Qin Q11 Qmernan Zfannnr Skating Sl fl N1t1zl1 1 e xr no ontest. 0 t ze atxona c 0 astxc rcss cn atzon r I lH1FI'AIfl 0 znnesotn epartment ournaum t IS IV t 2253? KX 11h Ihr' unnouncemcnt that All Anwrnan hon are had bun conferred upon the Calwrfana of 4 8 thc Staff for rh 1929 urarbooh took upon ztsalt' thc, task of compxlznq an annual cquallu deseruznq though prepared ln a less expenszue form Xxmmlsuulff at Member Swv' CALVERTANA STAFF 1929 gl 1 111101 ll? Lmr JOIN PAHL Aisoualf. Editor EMMA TRANCE ,g f T- ' S' 'RTT T T . f? T l.l1fll6El.ll 441 flylhzlcc I N' 'P A.. .ff ' HT, Lf U H If M' ,D ,qfj li , L' ifhivtx-1141 Oc UIPFIT, APFNWJLY 5 ' nm rn... :mum i K lmnublllu Inn lllrilllll fdlnvqr I--mann I-I--m Y. H ff I A H . . 11: I. '. M . T T y ISA, fypg I 'Ti 5' TT ,.,, T T T '. Q 2,., ' W 1 A' Literary Edifors T T TT TT T TT T T T TT .,,,.,.,,,,,,A,,, 'y n fw 34f f, v- ' -' I In ' v 3 5 1 ' i. 1 ' A ' K X X 2 12 ., - ul L -L, - ,gli -. VY V Y YVYA YVYYV-YV Y v . 'lj g l T TTTT TT .TTTTTTT TT .' ', A A 2 ,il T TTTT TTTTTTTTT TTTT. T T T- T Q ', ' :T -s ,Z 4 . ' . ' . n 1 WL' I 1 -1 TTTT i 3 . ' . -1.. ', . . . 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AW 7ffwr.4,o9!.t4.L h Zwd QQJAQLML f l928 l929 CALVERT NEWS The Calvert News lxved up to rts former h1gh standards rn the capable hands of the class of 29 Early 1n the year h s mors studl d a course rn news Wrltlrlg xx hrch gav them a thorough under standlng of th work before them 'I h future cdltors of the junlor class durlng th last quarter of the year 1150 took up th course so as to b pr pared for th lr x ork rn th all I 1 Lf l ls L MJ: 'Z- ' x eu. ,n j I F 9 -4-4...,f,1.., ,ynwi U 7 s jr X N ' 2 f' . kj Eiga 5 V M X f ,-,L1 f l ,e 1 ,Iv ' t f u , vlr , , 1 gn, ' l , , :U X 0 lgffiamwo 3 31 I' Y 1 1 ?Lf - , , LJ wr JA 1 e - X 'N 'll 'L ll ' ,I 1 t . ,1,,.,M.a.J, r A I p fs, t 3 l , I fig' :xl Ali 1,5 Jfu,-w,4,l 1 X lr: 1 K, l 1 ,ll my 3 Aw? M 7 Q g ' 2 . li 31 -fp tl ,fn4,jc- 44 fl 'Lf I , 1 4 li' . H A J , V' MM' 7 vi: '1' 1 , 1 'if ' ' ' e A ' 7 fr' iii ' e i fi' o U 1 ' . I Y t C ' - s . - - 1 - A w ' -. -- ' 1 e u 1 , k - .1 L .v 6 L A L 6 4 E .. : ' 2 - : ,. -Q . Y 'I - ' . lj I c . EQ X 3 - - S fit' l' Ez U . . . . s 4' ' ? 'Q 2 .C : l:L.iF.b Q Y L ' Qfff s s - I '4 L , 1, . V L 5 ij. A nf c ' c V 9 It 9 'pn ' cf . Wt V ' tu: -+H3?+- 'ffm ' of Q Y if 1 ,C a l fp.: VS? A 'Q f' . ' ' -fr r JJ' Z 'rua 1512.51 s n. 1 I 145 1 a- yn 04 ,,, as 'U -elf 'L IP ONLY EOR MEMORIES' SAKE School life today is like an army oflicered by two fast friends, General Scholarship and Captain Activities. General Scholarship is the older and though his ways are stern and demanding still he is the idol of the outside world. Captain Activities is younger and the self-deemed wise world casts upon him a look of disfavor Nevertheless he has gained his ground with youth for school would be one long monotonous drill without his ever changing diversions None can deny that Youth worships novelty nor can they prove that it is necessarily harmful Athletics which may be participated in only by those who have lived up to the strict requirements of General Scholarship are promoters of discipline and offer healthful exercise to contestants and pleasant pastime to spectators Calvert lists for its students a goodly program of sports but always with set scholastic restrictions Calvert s annual play and other minor entertainments staged during the year prove Dramatics invaluable in the quest of self expression and good lively or tragic entertainment for all Music is one of the mayor Joys of life In an endeavor to promote a greater appreciation of music the Glee Club and Harmonica Band have been organized Boys and girls willingly give time to these not only for the sake of bringing happiness to others but also for the cultural effects on their own lives Few can boast a 'flission Unit with aims equal to Calvert s The missions are much in need of help and Calvert students respond readily to their call for aid Truly they find content in others joy Situations are quite the same in regard to Calvert Nevis It is a pleasure to students to be able to keep the outside world informed of their progress Such a publication is an asset to the school because of the interest it inspires in creative writing and the competition it stimulates among all who striye for a place on its staff Each month it takes its toll of spare time yet no one seems to suffer loss Supplementing the monthly paper is our Calvertana Important as we con sider it we do not slight the orders of General Scholarship to heed the demands of our publication It is like all the others extra something done because we enjoy doing it and it has a positiye y alue in high school training In years to come imagine vyhat this treasure of memories yy ill mean to us If u e haye the least bit of sentiment it will recall the happy times spent in gathering these precious bits of neu s feature articles and photos of our school day' compan ions and teachers Happiness and inspiration to nobler things are bound to find us yy hen we are reyievy ing the scenes and events of other days It is with this eye to the future that vie as seniors publish our mueh loved Calyertana even though it has been judged best to modify its former splendor We the same good spirit that characterized the books of other years As seniors we TLBIILL that when leaving vi e shall be vi ell schooled in the vs ays of General Scholar ship and our lives will be fuller and more cultured because of our contact with Captain Activities To preserve a happy recollection of both in the years to come vi e will peruse again and again this priceless Caly ertana IEHFCXIXIRIANASIAII 34 a 1 . Y . , . . , . l I B I . 7 - . b I 3 . 7 3 . . L , A . . Vx Y . 1 V - 1 ' 5 v ' . H Y ' 7 I Y' . f 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 V 1 1 ' - - E? r v 1 f 1 1 1 1 D 1. 'iii' H y y . . . . . ,S Q' ,fa believe, however. that appearances are not all that count and we have placed inside X I -i 1 'f 1 1 I rv r V Y 1 . Q ' t ' - - ' ,Ex li-, - if A e e , I ,A ' xg 7 , 1 . . . . Y K as if E 4 -1 ' L ' 1 2 - ' v - -- v fs - 4 In if I L A I I I U , . we 1- 1 axe If- f ,-L - 1 ee' ' ,ui Vx Q. U' '11 ' f 'g, 5 -rms 151251 71' Tor Roxx Jwhn Nlcbovxan Rxthxrd Stub H nj umm l gxur ky C 0 gt I' hl COND Roxx R th Uxnlcl ll b M ll l X cur obtr Nlnll r Xlxrtxr L llxlb .John B1 gxrdn r fmmx Frm TTOH Roxx t C m xrx mx r r lx 1 xt Qtr THE TI-HRTEENTH CHAIR Although our school IS stlll xtrx young mt IS a tradltlon that class plays glxtn by Calxert are sure to make a h1t The Thlrteenth Chalr a mystery drama by Bayard Velller vxas chostn for thus ytar It xx as rtce1xtd xxlth cxctptlonal applaust and enthuslasm at tht Grand Thtattr on tht txxtnty txghth of Vlay Tht scenery storx cast and txtrvthmg that gots to makt a good play wtrc vxell chostn Ont sctnt tht ltallan room of Roscot Crosby s houst belng ustd throughout tht xxholt play lf xxas posslbl to lnxt xn tsptcnlly r1ch stttlng Xflort lmportant tht plot xx as ont xx hxch 1s consldtrtd far bttttr than that of tht axtrage mxsttrx, plax Stlll mort 1mportant tht cast xxas c1rtfullx, stltcttd and xx tll tramtd Cons-.qutntlx tht play just had to makt a hlt 'R I-Qi 1 I L 1,1 I' fl! 114 .1 ,Et L mr 'L .1 1 1- -f H 1 v 7 '--t . K ' , . t 4. C .. .ixvfs ', xc rv' .1 . SE , . '- u . ' , cr err cflc nn, 5. .ary 1. lfs l ' . R ' I . ' c , John lhxhl, . 3. c ' , ' .um . c, Q . '. cc. BO' , ' l:r'd fm rr, Xl. ' l. Dsl c , llvlrn Omlor, Ku l Von XVihl. lfnxcut. l'rx', 'l'h-w 11, . min, U rv ' ' vw v ' ' ' ' ' rv V ' QA ' ' Y? Y T I Y I . rj Y 5 , V7 Y. 5 ' 4' x Q I m u n 1 va v- -' 1 . 'xi 1 4. V. -....- ' L ' 1, f v s v s s 1 Q -IIZN2 1 ' 1 ' , Q1 A .-I. , Y , , , , s ' , Y ' K, ' , ' li , I' f ' 5 1 ,,-:'. , , , .V C t .. L , , L V , . 1-,yi x 4 , H--,X v . . . 2,-4 ' . . . . ' P - - 1' J gli A m Q x 1 V , V K K t 1 1 s I .5 Y 1 - QQ: c ' ' ' I I y. , . t I-533 i rf nf? . . . - .1 f ' 7 V. , -t . V , V s , R , ' Q 4 - - t - - . -1 4 ff, 05- P . ty 'I Ii ' K l 17 A ll 'Y ffx J A-lXV,, - M Q .9 -632+ W, -42 4 , :lf J ., lv f' t-fr -te' , J lfbXu I 'Q 1 ,uf I A-'In 04 4, 'ga rm 145 C71 C XX' 42 L .1 5. Z' 'X t JXX rr 1 Thomas turn lltrberl Mc n an Robert Nr r 1 lxll ROXX f l rr 1 mmm mer me Rurh lhadurck ll lm Omlor lrtnces Iablcc 1 John Baumgrrdn r R when l-rrdxrrck Clnlus lxlmmel HIRID ROXX fl ll to rxgl lrances lry Cnherrnc Cmrtnr 'Vlrry lours Dchmer Mary Allcn Escher Mart .1 V-all om XXrll rc: r Qlennmeu Ours XX elly Yrederrck D nr lOLRlH ROXX il ft In rrght Ruth XX arnemenr Ruth Dnnrl Ann louis Smyser 'Nlxrgarer Ralrrck leurs Saad lxclyn XXtllcr Vlrldred Damel Harold Schluttcnhofer Lours Franlnrr ll-IJHOX! ROXX flcfr to rrghrl Rosemary Keller Mary Loursc Myers Ardrnell Banks Anna Karhryn Swnng Dolores Sendelbach 'Vlrry Jo XVagner Arthur XXerle', Robert Smrlh Herman Rnlrrclc rsmg l'l17nbctlul1lrr GLEE CLUB For the Calvert Glee Club a thxrd successful season has drawn to a close Wrth nts splendrd enrollment and exceptronally hrgh standard of work xt was well equlpped for the programs rt offered Last fall a representatxve group entertained the Knlghts of Columbus and arded m the celebratron of Mother Mary Agnes golden Jubllee A beautrful pro gram by the entlre club was arranged for the Chnstmas season and another as a tribute to Doctor Gallagher on hrs feast March l9 Both the Boys and Glrls Public Speaklng Contests offered opportunltles for fme showmgs Whrch were dnrded wrth the Harmonica Band The Kmghts of Salnt John s Conventlon was the scene of another of the club s trlumphs but therr farewell appearance on Commencement mght was the final and greatest success 361 2 5 l ls x x 1 f' 'll HI' Rc l flrfl lu 'glll .' S , ' Cl 'll. , .l'lle . Sl 10' ' lvl' In 'gltl ll? . lrr. ', R l.vMnirc, . U' , 7. '. N lx., . r . r ' ' ' , ' H . 'l' ' e ' 'All-rc: . 2 ', Q. ' Q. '. . . ' . 'e , ' ' ' ' , h ' . .l l cr, V' 0 . ' ,, ' ', ' ' .1 'cl. i g' lv e N' l-' l 1 , 'c, .'e ' . 1' ' l' V A , e , A . mv W--13 r, ' V I 1 l , gf ,- Q , W ,, . . . , . . . '--,' as rp, . , ' ' f,f'f- - , X f I n gl r - . - . n . , VV? , . ? -:E - ,JV . . . . . , 2 nf? I ,I ' . Y. . . . . , . l 14. ' 4 E - -I Q . . yy J !l1s . 1 , 4 E' 'qi 4 Q h.lf'1'v. 'f 1 l . , , ,H ! 2 cz -..gf Tk.- 4 - ,C L s': Q Q -.x l: li ,ff r Q, gg: Fnl 15211 ...J 5' .5 'E TOP ROW Cl ft to rlghtj u ul ch xr mn m e SICOND Row flefl to rug Il In nn: xr 1 lr rx e rx rn J mnm I ug r RD ROW fl ft to rn ht! mx x e xm xr tht, D1 L en lim e A ma Xerlex Nlmry l wr IOXI Ron llell lo rxg, I try SI e e en Q Iwrxn ln It 1. Rest bm mrwn Vl chx li Annu Smx xssmg mth rxne C 1: HARMONICA BAND bC1Z9d Wlth the hollday sp1r1t the students cast about for a Chnstmas g1ft to Calvert Mr James Hartley of Chlcago ve ho called for a demonstratxon of the harmomca seemed opportunxty persomfied and thlrty five students declded to follow hls suggestlons Thxs IS thc grtphlc tale of the formatlon of the Calxcrt Harmonica Band The student body heard the results of two months orgamlatlon and prac t1ce ln the latter part of l ebruary CI he general publlc was entcrtamed four tumes Glrls Publxc Speakmg Contest Aprll 14 Boys Publ1c Speaklng Contest Aprll 28 Rotary Club Banquet Aprll 30 The entxre band ended the season ulth a grand finale at the Kmghts of St John s Comentlon June 2 ' I X o x i ,- i if If ls Ian 04 Q1 ,V e. i. P 1 C f' 1--f I ', - n E . .R I - :'1 ' . ' e ' g Y -- Q- -A Q 5 Q I l l , l s , fi 5 f' .4,., , rt I , V. -712 1f V, - . , , ' V f , . H H q 3 ' c ' - liz I Sen ulbn . Louxs lfmnlxh. I, Rich. l Suib, Fl cr XV.1rnumrnt. Paul Eishcn. Paul Kvil. Q: .' I' t ' ' h M. ' A O Hr, full s inc Cl cle. l ilccn Nlcf.. un, l' .xrus fx '. Cifrvasc Lv Rc. 0. . .Y VI . TH! ' v 'g Tr-rem Vt uelfnbcrg. llclrn llcs brrgcr, lfvflyn Smith. Klart' lin g. rlncr, llurtw ' .lle. l'l'l' r , l N V ' ', . . ' in le l3O'I ' , ' -' 'flu I M. ' , acle, llulmt-s S'nlrlb.1cl1. l mln Mil . cl . Ka l ' M. gc . ll -lon 'A ' ith, Kntl ' . i .c . . V .' th, M' ' -Cf. e' Q ter. V . . , I U A , ' V ,, , ' ' ' ' , 3 ' s A 'ir il , ' ' ' ' L ' , , ' , Y v 15 . . 1 NV A , . . 'N gg Q , , , . ' ', ' :W C A -. W ill-V m 1 1 v A , X I I ,, P ll. ,I . . . . . . . V 'i ffy'- , 4 1 v s 1 3 w w -. , , 1 . . . X I tl l W ,P 4-ii? . , . . . , . . Q '7 f . 3 3 f '1 1 V , Y Q 1-3: If I . . ' 5 x e -W C W '4 , 'ff 5 l A ' jf? ', ,Ty . 'X A ,x 1' - s --rLf3!Q1?' ,H i 4 ,-1, - 'it r ' f qi eb Q, ,.,V a A Mg- 'rua 151251 4 ml' I Q. - 1. -yn 04' ..i. -ff P X 11' 'Sw :Y-'I' VL 'iv OFFICERS AND PROMOT ORS OF CAI VERT MISSION UNIT us lm umon hl 1 1 X1cto St mme IUX X x 111 1111 L rx 1 1 1 m 11 rut c1m1 ,lu11X .lent Cn O c Q1 11y rx xrgmrt 1 1r11 1 r M1 SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES Calvert s sp1r1tual act1v1t1es lxnk together 1fS scholastxc and socmal events rn a cha1n of glorrous harmony The practlce of Perpetual Adoratron begun two years ago has been the mnns of many speclal blessmgs showered on the school Each yfear accordlng to 1 beautrful custom Calvert students gather rn the court to solemnly crown the statue of Our Lady Queen of May' Thls year the honor was bestowed upon BLl1j3IT1lI1 Lxpmarskyf and Marle Smxth Most 1ct1ve IS our characterxzatlon of the Calvert MISSION Unn and Socletyf for the Propaganon of the Faxth They f31Skd the Lenten OITLIIDU thrs year by' means ofa unlque entertaxnment and contest Representatne groups attended the meetnnvs of the Cathohc Students Spmtual Conference IH I oledo IH Noyember and 1n May 1 T I T k I 4 'l 111' ROW l'1:11'1 V..1111c111cn1. Paul Kell, iltvt K' mat, R. ' ti Po ..1blu. l'IIll1l ROKR' llovlf Sticlu-I, l7r.111k Dore, llnhvrt Mclfltllnn, .lc-hn I7.hl, Thfwnms Strnm, r f r' '11, Sl ' X17 ROI' llulcn Ruwrll, M. - R11g.11.1. .l. - Anlc 111, Rutl XXI1111- 1- r. L.1tl1v'1- Sl Kit, . g , llclrn ll1'ssln1gvr. Gvmlelinr l:1.1l1'v. lIV1'KI R V, lvl-lvn XY Il , M. ' Alxct- l'wlw1. NIA j louis: l5rl1m1-1, Xl. 1. c R.11r1tk, C.!lv'11' Var v , .ry Il11.1h1'1l1 Nnlulrelvv, Alalylnzt-1 Umlor 1 Y: I I. If or ' , , ' . , 4 ,K - - X I . ,, 2, f lx Y 'gf' yy ' r 1 ' 5 ' 1 A -Q . . . - n . . F ' ' ' ' C17 . Is' A ' .... . i . X -' l 71,11-f ,M ,A . ,, . , . . . .Y f- 1- -- f fl.: f ' ' . 1 'f T ' . . Qty E k , L , , , , D -. Ig 14 Y U . . X 1' Q5 A 1' fri' ' 3 ' 3 ' 'L T . 1 . . . , Y -4 -: V , , I 1, s 3 O 1 1 3 'av . 1. 1 x 1' .na-a -I :il ll? - SH.. - 2 f A ,flz .... ' ' 1 'Ll ' ' l M., I 'yu ,,,. u ff' - ..: 3 I I n-I K x ' I MARGARET SHULTZ CATHFRINIF CARTFR COMMERCIAL CONTEST Here you recognize two leaders in Calvert annals Catherine Carter won first place rn the amateur ftwo year! division of the Sectional 'I ypewrxtlng and Shorthand Contest held at Calvert April 20 She competed against twenty srx contestants representmv twelve schools within a radius of lifty mlles of Tlfhn In this same contest Margaret Schult7 won first hon ors in the Nox ice Shorthand group Cone ycarib, com- peting with entrants from nine high schools. Two additional honors in the commercial depart- ment came to Calvert in this contest through Louis Saad. who won third place in the Amateur Short- hand, and Catherine Glick who took third place in thc Novice Typew riting test. fuk 'T YT' gjgifl 'jr- Y :Lf .n ng, , -ln- 'i f' .A .i K '1 5' 11' '- cfs . 'L L1 FXIXL-X 1222 T l 1 'YL 75-TE. lg 5 U f' 3' 'ff ' ' QT' 752 al m 41 'Irs v M '97 , ,W 1 '4 3 xg K, el I ii ! JI Gu ,T f .il 2 -ab L 4- H df m i -r la z 151 2.51 14' I 'It 04 4' FOOTBALL SQUAD 'IO ROXK A t 'Vlgr Otto K 32 Elmer Vvarncment 31 Hcrmmn Ralrlck 31 f'r1nk Burkart '51 Ric ar Or Pmul Kle nhcnz 30 Paul Kell 32 Mgr Robert frederick 29 MIDIJLI Roxx Ma n y BOITOH Ron Robert S Mxssmg Coach Alfr 1 Meter t Mgr 1 Mun n Sm! C' m lours Her er John Pahl 29 Francs Rhorlnrk l au 30 l-rcder1ckDan1el 32 John Xkelter 31 Phrlbert Houck 30 C111 l s Wa rer K orge P hl 29 Kurt Von X 1 79 1 cds' :ck Cramer 29 Robert Muller ch A1 my slus Kramer Calvert Athletes Carry Large Many people have the xdea that an athlete IS ordlnartly of llttle value to hls school ln branches other than football or basketball ThlS vrew has been proved untrue at Calvert Fxgures show that the athletes constitute thxrty two per cent of the boys at Calvert These same carry from fifty to elghty Hve per cent of all the boys work 1n connectlon wrth the other school act1v1t1es Here are the facts SIXIY per cent of the boys 1n the Glee Club are athletes fifty per cent ln the I-larmomca Band play on the teams seventy per cent of the boys on the Calvert News Staff are lettermen rn the play are ten boys of whom seven vwcar Calvert strlpes elghty three per cent of the members of the Calver tana Stall' earned thelr letters ln erther football or basketball the MISSIOH Unlt has Hfty per cent of 1ts workers from the squads Some of the outstandmg post tlons ln the school are held by athletes The speaker at graduatlon IS an athlete e401 1 1 ' ' ns.. . ,-.,t 1. ' P ' ss' 1 . klclty ' . ' ' , . 4' ' , '. ' , 'h d D e '32, Ferrl:llShcc1t'y '11, . 1 ' , ' ', , . ' ' ' , E '---Ass' . 1Vl.rlon ,rn er '32, . ' b t '32, ' , ' i . '3 , P l YO U' '30, 1 .U 1 , 4 4 V I 1 , V ' , A ' . , 'Y Q.re ' h '2q. Tr :A ' , V'h1 '- , Jr r' . . ' . ' '29, A ritz '29, Ass'l. Con 1 ' ' . . ' ' '- vt ' . in ' - X E 2 L ' t 1 '17 I . la- -X ,JVM 5 1 I ! W, f-- - . - li l! ,gf vs ' , - '-2 --T'-'EEA Ji' . . . . . . i n if ,gf . , . , n , 'N .ei l i 5 k ' - 3? ,W 1 . . , . ' e yi 3 as 'f . 'K i f 1 1 1 Z A' jan V 1 Lf -- W - .C K '4' 'Q -.ss Ii '11 . ,' u r -1 Jil, 'rm-: 151251 BASKETBALL SQUAD RD ROXX R y A C' l r l 11 lc 1 y n ONIJ Roxy l l 1n um 1r ner Fred cl Cm 1 9 pt arle XY xhr r 29 1 o sr Roxy n O U Xl fp Share of Student ACt1V1t1GS the prcs1dent of tach class IS an athlete tht pres1dtnt of the BJllSSlOI'l Un1t 15 man Tntre art many other rcss promment places ably f1lled by rootball and basketball players Sen1or athlttts stt a fint example IH thls regard John Pahl who played half back on tht football ttam yy as chosen by h1s classmates to glVL tht farcyy ell idclress at graduauon John IS on thc Lalytrt Ntws Staff ind IS ed1tor 1n chxef of the Calvtrtana Ht IS 1 promottr of tht 'Vl1ss1on Un1t and the play bo1sts of hav1ng l'lIH as a member of the cast George Pahl an end on the football squad IS pres1dent of the sen1or class He plays a part 1n Tht Th1rtetnth Cha1r Georgt lS also adytrt1s1ng minagtr of the Calytrt Nuys and has done a large share of tht art work for tht 1929 Calyertana Herbert NlcCltllan who was L1111t111uc1l p1 L 441 Q1- XI 4. x '98 -J! .XL I 'I A-191 G4 44 Tlll '- ex . J. 1.1l.1ghvr, Mg . Ll1 cr XVnrn-:111cnr '31, Richard Dore '32, l7rnnk llorc WO. ll.1rlo1v . ahy '31, Rush Km wr, coach. SFC 1' 'Y 3rc1crick Daniel '32, .lol H11 g. tl '10, sri . f.mc1' '10, llerbcrl Nltf lell.11 'Z , Ca , Ch 1 '. c ' ,Kur Von XK'll1l '20, Car lc France '31, lfllif' l'.1ul Kell '32, Paul lzlxhcn 'll .ltvh lixcher '31, Ot! XVvl V' ull. fflmrlvs Nlxllrr 'VM Vernon 1 L1 hy' ll. . . . 'A . 3 4 2 7 l I I' I . 4 captain of the basketball team: the editor-in-chief of the Calvertana is a letter- - ' ' 11 1 1 1 '1 X ' 1 1 'G ' ,- 1 ' 1 1, 1 1 ' ' . V 1 1.1 iv, - 1 , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -1 4 ' ' X1 1' I' 1 L.., . . I.. ij-.v, -, L , 1 . , -, - .- L L - Yuba 1'1, W . '1- .L 4 ' ' . ' ' . ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' . Y. 1 :m rf? -S fj 'f 2' ' '-' 4 1 1 1 A , 1 15 ' ' ' ' , A - 1-.. 1 . . , ' ' ' . 5' Zi 1 11 X 6 1 11 1 1 l :il 4 ' 1 Y 1 ' I 1 ' 1 L 1 1 1 4 1 1 . 1 Wt BT , C , . 1 22:7 . Z., . , F 'N ' J yrf ' 'al 1 1 1.2 5 ' 'cz '11 41 If ffm! al 1 ,L . W C 'Z fha , Ny H: 11 fi J' ' ' -Y , fa k ui 'WSL gr U AJXDX 151251 .1 S- .-5 ,4- Nffuxlm Rmx n uml, Y 0 Sl XVHY COACHES XVELP Xl CRADUATION Ihc mbou ugh! hug Ukcn their lui foclbull or lnskctlull struI1OnS from C oxchcs Mcnr 1nd Kxlmnr C rnmr und XX'.1hur football co npluns oi 78 Lfddllllt uuh ilu Cll5lll'lCllOl'l of bcmg thu Hrsl mm In hug non foul loollmll md bmslnclball letters 11 Lalxcrt XVahrcr was also lnskctball mmm IH 28 McClellan cxgc captaln of 79 vuars three bars IH lns latter Mlller LS sportmg, thru hard xxorkcd for toorball strmpu X on XV1hl Carnes one for football md two for lmskubull Ckmgc Publ mo for foollnll mul John Uahl one Pnum lrdmr nur: one lnr for builxcllull 'gi-ff, 1' llIllR'SAXX'ARDlDlNlfJ78l97Q ro w C 1 Ourl lLl M11 Llll lx ll lo 'nl in 7 hl lmnr X nmnun umm 'lllltlx llxClnrCl Dar lnnc1sRho 71 l qi, f I7 Nunn Nlxrlon Slllllll mn Xlxnlur l Dlllllkll lou 1 'A 4, -il Al l7:1slCC1lv1ll l nd CAFUTTLI' C hulls XX1hrCr Hcrlurt Nl Clrllm lxull X on XX nhl lohn lSlLlIllLll'C.lI1Ll' l4lflOXX lnahx Ruhmrd Don xnd lrcdnrulx Dwmnl 412' migus l ulurt l udnrn lx out ull lnur lrmmrnl xx tw 04 Eff :ff 'L nulmdui anus x 1rx S uk Ihomms Qtr 1 S E ' lf? l L F- , 3 il 7 1 I I ur gw i , 5 ,' .luhn llnhl., Joh Bn j.1rnlm'r. 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W QL., hu- Q, ,uv- IIS SIR NK Here. 1rLthrLr xgrx good rusoni Why CZIIXLII s chgermg xx as a roarmg smcrss I xx o of thrs trro xx 111 be back 1ga1n mx! year but Frances Fry xx ho hu so ablx dlnctud thr chLLr1ng forthk pxsttxxo xgirs xx1H brlcmt by gr1dLVM1on SUMMARY OF SEASONS FOOTBALL - I 5 If 1 0. , - '- I 1 .Q yy ' 'lr I . 1X fx I. is , K , , 1 r K A A z ' LAM ' H V I X.Vl',7,-fgxzf' HI I .. . 1 1 ,M Q 4-1 , Q NM 1 A N , ' I I , 'fi 1 I gg 11 Sw IZAII I 17 f IQ , ,r,. I L I . I Lx I A ' W1 A 543 if- g f ' NIAQ ' . 1'Afi1Q 'It11ox1.xs ,-11N I1e.x.' iIfS V111 ' BASKETBALL ' O . '. O I ' I7 26 I-I I..1I'. ' I I-I f I5 Sl, I. I ll 'fa 0 f, I IZ 'H M6 Sr, A 6 If '- I8 1. . 7 , W 30 I9 I' 3 25 Hoix' A Hcls I8 A IO St. . qh 211 Mi- ' 6 Lf I1-,W 112 ,. Y- IT 2 Q I8 11 i x - . flslvfrl 33 Si, I.V:nd,'I1:1 U C.1I'.'crl III SI. Marx' I6 Wig E: cgr H 111 51, ,1 1 24 Q-,, F iff' , Cr '1 II If 311 'nf , ffgg .-11 1+ I N25 1 I C.I ' I' S 7 plz 33 '-'+I I 2,77 1 v 1 1 -Q? fi vIf. 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'L 4 29' and drayys for Calyert Nevts and Caly ertana Charles Vwfahrer co captain of th ,1- 1 I KP s'Q2,, '11-is lf X Jne 121251 sn .1 d 'L 4 o- -rap Calvert Athletes Carry Large Share of Student Activities CCt111tinue-rl front page 4l1 voted captain of the basketball team, is president of the Mission Unit, vice- president of the senior class a member of the Ctlee Club, a character in the play football squad and leader of the 1928 basketball team is a feature writer for Calyert Neyys John Baumgardner yy ho played guard on the basketball team is a member of the Glee Club He plays a role in the annual play He is also business manager of the Calyertana and is on the Calvert Nevts Staff Fred Cramer 1 four letterman in basketball and football and co captain of the 28 squad takes 1 leading part in The Thirteenth Chair and is circulation manager of the Calvert News Kurt Von Wilal 1 member of the football and basketball teams carries a big part in the play Robert Miller who played tackle on the football team is a member of the Calyert News and Calyertana staffs and also of the Glee Club and plays an important role in nl he Thirteenth Chair Undergraduates also take an active part in more than athletics John Welter an end on the football team is lending his yocal talent to Calvert s Ctlee Club Frank Dore a member of the basketball squad is president of the Junior class and promoter of the Mission Unit Herman Rairick a half back on the football squad is a member of the Glee Club Francis Rhorback yy ho held down 1 position as guard on the football team is president of the sophomore boys Llmer Warnement the plucky half back of tlae football team is a member of the Harmon1c1 Band Fred Daniel played football earned his letter in basket ball and is a member of the Glee Club Paul Kell was on the basketball and football squads and is also 1 member of the Harmonica Band R1 hard Dore earned letters playing football and basketball and is president of the freshman boys Paul Eishen a basketball player is treasurer of the freshman boys and a member of the Harmonica Band Otto Welty 1 member of the Glee Club played basketball this year Fmxte Dom 30 1-H 1 1 1 1 K ' I Y J Y Y A I . , . 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If so thezr doubts are Luzthoul cause for me haue spent mcmq monthi quthermrl data zn dzfferenf stumpuw grounds and Looe such as the study hull Ihe lzhrazu the holler room and the I Lfrzp Vos! of the dzscouerzei were made whzle l.Lf were LUUIChll7CI thi antics of Rzch iluzh 9 Ford lhe freshmen and olhez present dau anzmals Please note tha! we OIT2!f pzcturei zn thzs sectzon because me don 1 want Ibn freshmen and other undeszrables to know what zt s all about Therefore uou must solemnly promzse to keep lhem m the dark before reudmq lurlher Forest oo Q t rnmsu chos n muh. not hue c t xi I shown 1 c .nut rxsrx s mor os 0 tha xx me sn le pxng suth Li nr x ng on ns Of PIW S 'JLYL Allin u ullxh un x u an u or xcx s bmcx x ,Q we g 0 1 ri t thi nmL O X NCIS 1 nn X rmr 1 osqxuto I I In , 1 H I Y KL 1 Not Quxte Anythmg n 0 mast rm cv. gal d u ca omspnnb wuluru ns 1 no vor r us as ms u l n I 1 xx U uc 'Ns :HH mo mrs r f sw mur 11 lh 1 lv n ul s 8 aw ciaigi feb? a Prehystencs tTh1Q pxcturc would nu rugmtuud J It was tht modcrmstxc comeptxon of a prehls torn ammal chosen as .1 txpncal spuxmen of the spgcmei alumm Pumps xou wonder uhx this DlLll1fLShOllld e the onlx modermsuc 0 e It was the ony om xxhuh ncgded dms uxsc Vw xxoul nt nk ot prmung 1 1 XI UNINI ms 1 'S to clbfll fig! 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I' IU 'rua 151251 K , HXROI R IXH IIXRRIS ROBFRT ZXHN IOHN XXIIN-XNDY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION At the annual busxness meetxng of the Alumnl ASSOCIHIIOH December 76 the fol lowlng new oficers were elected Robert Zahn presldent Al1ce Harrxs v1ce presx dent Harold Remhart secretary John W elnandy treasurer After the electlon there were dxscusslons of the new const1tut1on now bexng arranged The rest of the evenlng was spent 1n varxous amusements It has been customary for the alumm to hold two mcetlngs each xmr one ourmg the ksnnstmas nouuays mamly tor Dusmess purposes the other SDOYIIS after graduauon ln June IS a purely socxal gathermg arranged as a reumon for thc old members and a welcome for the mcommg class Th1S year forty one vs 1ll be admrtted at the annual banquet whxch xx 1ll take place on June 13 l 1Q5' s 1 1 'Q l 'L 1 Z up ,L I I A-fyn 04 1-1 44 I 6. 1 xy? , f' 2431, I 1 i , 2 5 E T 1 Y 1 V .IJ lf .' ART Al.lill1 .f f ' ' V - - ' 7 A - - 1 - u- 'A , , , . , .. . 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' NAME ADDRESS X-XXlL ADDRT SS Z L I' ..IjdE L:J9L..dgLfZ?5??T.fhlxlfk H3251 Q. rv 5' E rm 15 I! .ai- I I 44, I 'QP 04 we REGISTER OF STUDENTS May' l. 1929 SENIORS Baumgardner John 241 Melmore St Carter Catherlne 113 W Perry St Chadyyxck Ruth R R 3 Cramer Fred 42 Ohto Aye Dantel Ruth 450 S XVashtngton St Dehmer Mary L 2661 S XVash1ngto scher Mary A 719 Melmore St yyac Mary A R R 9 alter Elwabeth 470 Ctrcular St rance Emma 463 S Xfylashtngton St lredertck Robert 215 Clay St ry I rances S Greenheld Rd C1 lg Clara C R R 2 Hllb Margaret 1 190 Clrcular St Hmchey John 347 S Monroe St Houck Martha 370 Sycamore St Kung Geneyteye 166 N Sandusky l eMa1re Rose 153 N Sandusky St 1 ctterhos Gcneyteyt 28 Meltssa St ltpnnarsky Benyamtn St Francxs Home St Yablocka lrances W Anderson Robert 103 N Sandusky Andrews Helen 47 Maplevt ood Aye l31hn Dorothy R R 5 l3lust Eulaha 169 Noble St l3oes Helen R R 2 Carey Boner Mary I 171 Jackson St Bork Frances R R 7 Buchman Joseph R R 2 Connor Kathryn 44 Adams St Dantel Mtldred 450 S Washmgton St Dell Herbert 393 S Washtngton St Dore Frank 317 Sycamore St lerstler Hoyy ard 84 Mtamt St 1 raley Geralcltne 374 Hedges St Clase Margaret R R 1 Bascom Cllck Catherxne R R 1 Bascom Harlett Jultana R R 8 Hell Alma 29 Walnut St He11 Mary 29 Walnut St Houck Phxlbert 397 Monroe St lacob Marguertte 35 Jackson St lxastner Mary Jo 731 Fourth Ave Kauffman Maryl R R 7 Kung Altce 166 S Sandusky St lxle1nhen7 Paul 183 Mann St 1 autermtlclt John 483 Ctrcular St ltmke Gery ase Beryytck JUNIO Lonsyyay Esther heyy Rxegel VlcClellan Herbert 104 Rosa St VlcGoyy an John 89 Tomb St Vlayer Dorothy 71 Cottage Aye Xflnller Robert 263 Cot St Mueller Regtna 274 S XX aslnngton Omlor Helen 475 S Sandusky St Omlor Mary A 53 Union St Pahl George 375 Monroe St Pahl John 375 Monroe St Ratrtck 'Vlargaret 144 Second Aye Saad Loutse 378 XV Market St Setfert MaryA R R 7 Shelt Beryl 365 Benner St Smlth Marte 144 Ann St Smlth Ruth 351 S Monroe St Stalb Rtchard R R 2 Von XV1hl Kurt 213 E Market St XX ahrer Charles 279 Cltnton St XXal1 Martha 126 Coe St Dayts and XVall St ley Cveraldlne Bascom Mangett l ucllle 245 Hedges St 'VlcCartan Elleen 136 N Sandusky St 'VlcDermott lrances 389 Monroe St X7lcC1oyyan lrances 69 Apple St 'Vltchaels l eola 742 Seyenth Aye Mlller Charles 178 Schonhardt St Nesselhauf Martan 72 Rosa St 'Newman Vlargaret 326 XV Perry St Omlor 'Vlargaret 53 Unton St Pohlable Raymond 348 N Sandusky St Ranker Xlary A 370 Coe St Rnng Robert 59 W Dayts St Russell Helen 144 Clay St Sacksteder Mary E 156 Melmore St Schafer Helen 46 Grace St Sehluttenhofer Harold 89 Ann St Sm1dut7 luctlle R R 2 Schult7 Xlargaret Bascom Ohto Smlth Vlarton R R 8 Smxth Paul 66 Apple St Stack Mary 180 Hall St Stern lulu 277 S Washtngton St Stem Rtehard 143 S Sandusky St Xondenberq Teresa 50 XV Dayts St XX'agner Mary Jo 155 Sycamore St XX'elter John R R 4 Ztreer Katherxne R R 1 SOPHOMORES Ardnen Charles 369 S XX'asla1ngton St Burke llorence 74 Ash St Banks Ardtnell 96 Jackson St Dtstel Catherxne 22 Cottage Aye l3aun1gardner Mary 741 Melmore St Boe alcr lrances 71 Dayts St l3r1ck George 841 N XX ashtneton St erstlet ldwarcl 753 Fourth Ave eurer Xladeltne 78 Coe St usher X mcent 506 S XXlash1ngton St rance Carole 463 S XX shtngton St Bruckner Celestta R R 1 13ascom l l3r1ckner 1Norene R R 1 Bascom 521 ra art lotus R R 3 Y, 1 ... 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QQ' ie sp C 7 .Q is 4 '16 rel XJXL- mv' SOPHOXIDRI S NXXIF XDDR1-HN Fry Geraldmc S Greenfr ld Rd Gassner Edmund 0 S XX slnn Gluck Alree R R 1 Bas om Hessberger Helen 334 Crr ulmr Sl Homan Alfred 41 XX11kerSl lentgen lulu 311 Vlonroe St Leahy Hxrlou 186 S Sanduskx S1 Me ers Mlry 1 163 XX'all St Newman 1'raners 176 XX Perry Sr 'Xlorman Xlrldred St Francls Home Puffenberger Catherine 357 S XXlK11lI'1L1OI'1 Rurrck Hermm 144 Second Xu Rcrmer Paul 730 Jefferson St Rohrbach Francls 123 Oak St Saad Carl 378 XX Market St Schafer Margaret 46 Grace St Scherger Beatrlce 155 Coe St Schxra Eugene 63 South St N XXll XDDR1SN lelxr oll an 4 lxelson n ellw h Dolores R R 'J 1 S eelu lerr X' H1 Smlth Xnnm Snnth Annm 1 X 7 1 S llh ly 1 XX Dlxls Smy ser Anml 61 Charlotte S1 S1nmctlXtrRR7 Strun Thomls 74-1 S XX 'lS11lI'1L1OI1 St XX arnement llmer 791 Greenlitld Sl X agner Alun l301r1nkl1n St XXe ler lyelyn 74 lolmson Sl XX erley Alml 134 Xdlms St XVerley Arthur 134 Adams St Zerger Joan 7 XX ebster St 70 Fyelxn 105 Xnamx St FRESHWIEN Atlelsperqer Xflary A 161 Market Sl Anderson Jane 103 IN Sandusky Sl Baumgardner Bernard 39 XX lerrx Sr Boes Helen R R 1 B rk 'Vlary C R R 7 Boner Kathryn 171 Jackson St Buchman Herman R R 1 Cramer Marlon 47 Ohlo Aye Daniel Frederlck 133 Schonllardt Danxel Gerard 450 S Washlngton St Drstel Henrretta 20 Goodsell St Dore Rlchard 317 Sycamore St Ershen Paul 179 Vlelmore St Escher John 219 Melmore SL Prngerhuth Robert 275 S XX1S1ll11L1Ol l Sl lraley Paul 324 Hedges St Fredr1t7 Agnes 60 Tomb St Geyer Mary E 571 Madxson St Gurney Verena 335 Jefferson St Herbert louns 139 Coe St Hex Evelyn R R No 1 Hoerxg Norman 471 S Waslmrneton Hosang Lucllle SLIDIO Srdmg Hooyer Lauretta Bascom Keller Rose V1 418 Crrcular St Krel Paul 75 Sycamore St Krmmet Cletus 171 Sycamore St Kummer Mary L R R 8 luelus Fdxx 1rd 36 1'LIC1lC1 Aye Xflangett lxathrxn 335 Hedges Sr Xrlarks Luellle 131 Sy amor St Xflayer Donrlrl 71 Cottage Axe Nlrchaels Kuhryn 747 Seyenth Xxe Xrlnller Ruth 763 Coe St onelloylek X11 hlel S r 1141 Murphy Vernon 179 Cluy S1 Nepper Rxt1 7 39 Hedges Sl XIIIGCR1 Frlners 306 Smth Xke Paradxso Mrehaelrna 8 1X Smnduskx SI Pea ody Cl1r1 1 777 Clu St Remlhrt lrnn 9 Grammes St ogala Mmrx m0 Sexenth Xxe ellneh 1 uulle Sl lrinels 1 one Schmrdt lxuhryn '60 Melmore St Sertelle Xflarx 394 S lefferson St Smxth HlenR R R 1 Smith Robert 773 Clay St Ste1ner Anna C Maule Rd 1nd Seeonel Xy Stxckel Doyle 93 Apple St Swrng, Anna K 78 Sycamore St X1tt Lourse 83 'Xflmerxa St Wangler Alrce 7401 S Sandusky St Warnement Ruth R R 4 We1mersk1rch Chester 299 Crrcular Welty Otto 203 Mann St Werlxng 1Naomr 403 S XVash1ngron XVest John 708 N Sandusky St Lonsway Thelma New Rregel Wilson Dorothy 1071 S XX'ash1ng,ton lucrus Hrldm Ruer Road R R Z O 0 R ' 5 L 4. is J lx? -1 11' A-'yn V44 -1- ..- ,Z 'L . 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