Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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.1s5iAQ,:,f-Es X SX s .-I 6 2 - , + f - Jl- -- DOLORFS SFNDIELBACH Surrvlrzrq EVELYN SMITH Virr'APresiden! Our sophomore year was one of joy and happiness, We contributed to both activities and sports with such famous members as Mike Rohrbach. Kayo France. I-leinie Rairick, Carl Saad, and Elmer Warnement. We are proud to announce our victory supreme.-one of our members journeyed to the oratorical contest and triumphantly returned bringing the silver loving cup. Now, there has passed before us another bright and joyful year. Our only regret is that we cannot always remain juniors. XVith a determination to suc- ceed we are conidently awaiting our senior year, for we have labored three happy years to be Seniors and now the goal is reached, -JULIA JENTGEN, '31 -CATHERINE PLIFFENBERGER, Sl TOP ROWf'fUr-ft to rightl--Beatrice Scherger, Anna Florence Smith. Catherine Puflrnhezger. Julia Jentgen. Alice Glick, SECOND ROWfftleft to rightlffzlnna Louise Smvser, Evelyn Weller. Catherine Disrel, Helen llcssberger. Mary Baumgardner. Ella Schleter. Celeste Brickner, Gertrude Orians. FIRST ROW--lleft to righll--Geraldine Frv. Alma Wcrley, Evelyn Smith, Dolores Sendelbach. Norenc Brickner. Florence Burke. Frances Bochler. Ardinell Banks. MISSING-Justine Breyman, Mary Louise Myers. .loan Zeiger. 4255 Z g rf ll Q ' yr rl - f-

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S N X W I ' Ji 592- V '3 an 5 ,JX T t F-gba crowns. aes- :-. - an f 3 31 r E 2 - 1 - ,Z u- -T TOP ROWfllcfr to rightD+Carl Sand. Louis Frankhnrt, Alfred I-lomnn. SECOND ROW-Cleft to rightj-Paul Reimer, Charles Ardncr. Elmer Wnrncmcnt, Vincent Fisher, Carole France Herman Rairick. FIRST ROW!-flefr to rightb-Philip Myers, Francis Rohrbnch, George Brick, Ferrell Shccley, Thomas Strain. Victor Steinmrlz. Francis Newman. C1355 gf Oh, youth! thou are fleeting. So say we of '31 for now we 731 stand on the threshold of our last year in dear old Calvert High. But as we glance over the history of our youth, we are proud to see that those three happy years of our high school life have been filled with notable achievements. Now, as members of that wonderful junior class we shall make known its attainments. We became members of this happy family, on the sixth day of September in '27, with 71 members in our band. Our first conquest in this new sphere was the paper day victory and our motto adopted to have and to hold. Held it we have. Three successive paper day victories are checked on our list with the fourth a few months away. CAROLE FRANCE FRANCIS ROHRBACH President Treasurer 4245

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K, Et' 1+ 33' IN?-Ve QQ-Q Q X i 4 - six , Q 5 f ' ' X ' x NN U I K. 'K f x 4 I X L7 G' l K ' L lx S A M 4 mvrz A X if v . . + 35 if' X Q CX se s M s C E gn - - F' w , ,- guitar- Pacemakers The junior boys may look free and rough, But under that cover they're not so tough. They're a gang of hard workers whenever inspired- Though sometimes, under studies, they act rather tired. You'll find them skilled in every sport, But you'll find them best on grid and court. They'll tackle any guy with loads of vim- In whatever they do, they're Out to Win. As senior record breakers they'll take their place, An ideal example for the coming Calvert race. A class of good fellows that are all true blue- They'Il leave a record that none can out do. -ELMER XVARNEMENT. 'lil Always for Calvert When the buds of spring are bursting, When the birds in trees are singing, When the trees in bloom are swaying, Hurray for Calvert! When the dreariness is over, When the fields are decked with clover, When we meet a merry rover, Hurray for Calvert! When the worthy trophies are won, When the lower honors are shun, When the weary tasks in school are done, Hurray for Calvert! -GERALDINE FRY, '3 I R N S .E SQ 4265