Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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S X E, Y S ' l 'I :QI 50 In F W . 1: - 1 'Exif 33 4-tgkiif'-15319 R- CS 2 HH 5 i4 '?S-b , NVHIQ QS' , ' qi! S l ' l ,QQ :rg V1-11, LT U 4 ' Q' ' ' - A : 12 2 'm f - l i l l 1 MARY STACK Smiles are the language of love. Vice-President l: Calvertana Staff 4: Calvert News Staff 4: Glee Club 4: Harmonica Band 3, 4: Hiking Club l, 2: Cheer Leader 3. 4. LULU STEIN For all that is fair, is by nature good. Calvertana Staff 4: Calvert News Staff 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Calvert Play 4: Harmonica Band, Pianist 4: Hik- ing Club l, 2: Basketball 2. MARY JO WAGNER Knowledge is the fountain and the source of good wntmgf' Editor-in-chief. Calvertana StaH 4: Managing Editor. Calvert News Staff 4: Calvertana Staff 2, 3: Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Nutty Club 2: Hiking Club 1, 2. KATHERINE ZIRGER She does no wrong, except that she does no wrong. Calvert News Staff 4: Harmonica Band 4: Hiking Club 1. 2. 4205

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an at sekiaw, , is H , W - - lift! . 3 9 'P i T.'s-iikI'f1 - ' - F i r- 1 - LM - 1-L I I- 'r1- ' RICHARD STEIN Whilst we deliberate how to begin.a thing, it grows too late to begm it. Glee Club 1. 2. 4. MARY ALICE RANKER I am somewhat dainty in making a resolution because when I make it I keep it. Calvertana Staff 4: Calvert News Staff 4: Mission Unit Promoter 4: Hik- ing Club l, 2. HELEN RUSSELL There is no good in arguing with the inevitable. Calvert News Stal? 4: Mission Unit Promoter l, 3: Hiking Club 1. 2. MARY E . SACKSTEDER A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Associate Editor. Calvertana Staff 4: Calvert News Staff, Managing Edi- tor 4: Mission Unit Promoter 1. 3: Calvert Play 4: Nutty Club 2: Hiking Club l, 2: State Finals. Amateur Shorthand 4. MARGARET SCHULTZ Fortune favors the brave. Calvertana Staff 4: Calvert News Staff 4: Hiking Club 1, 2: State Finals. Novice and Amateur Shorthand 3, 4. JOHN WELTER Play up, play up, and play the game. Calvertana Staff 4: Calvert News Staff. Advertising Manager 4: Football 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3.4. ' 4195 Z ? if 2 ,f N' K .ff '. an' . , f 95' sez X :-- I - or- .1- ii. M,

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afar , 23 PX cs 'A - -9 ' ' ' ' 1v 'va aww' X H ix I ,Q RSS M2913 .A ' .i -, '- 5 - 3 ' P .' ..,,, f- -- 9 ' Ei -:. :T ' 4 ,- gamin- CLASS OF '30 Success gained by our class of '30 during the four year sojourn at Calvert, would indicate that the future will see us do great things. We submit for the approval of the reader, a list of recognitions we earned. Some of our poetesses have been steady contributors to the Calvert News and Calvertana since the far away days of our freshman year. lt takes talent to crash the literary gates and we certainly have our share. Contests and campaigns fell before our vigorous onslaught, other classes admitting a graceful defeat. Senior successes had an enthusiastic start when The Patsy was presented. Those who saw it, and whose word we trust, assured us it was the best dramatic production ever staged by the school. At least. we think so. Then the N. S. P. A. and the C. S. P. A. awarded First Class Honor ratings to the Calvert News. Of course, we're the editors, you understand. Friends from miles around came up to the Sectional Com- mercial Contest to see us take first and second places in amateur typing, and second place in novice shorthand, while all the amateur shorthand entries qualified for the state finals. Along came the Public Speaking Contests and Calvert took both cups. A senior girl brought Calvert the trophy for the second consecutive year. In oratory we quite excel. Returning home from Bowling Green after the State Com- mercial Finals, one of the senior girls carried a bronze medal for third place in amateur typing. Considering it's the first year Calvert came up in honor places of the state finals-sure, we're a wonderful class. Such a general appreciation of the talents of budding citizens predicts a good future to come. The flying fin- gers of the speed artists will work their way into the headlines of fame and the silver-tongued orators will open the gates of Thought in wider fields of opportunity. We thought practically all the awards that were available had been taken when one of our girls broke all preceding rec- ords of scholastic merit with the largest number of honor points ever made by a Calvert student. Through our achievements of the present, we hope we've been an honor to our school and that in the future the Blue and XVhite will be proud to call us her own. ' -TERESA VONDENBERG, '30 4 21 P Z Z f W Z . i .-Pf' :Ilf- el? Sli? fi ,,. : -2 2 -'