Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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- at . 2 aaia 1 7? - - 4 -' ' ' T ff if '? 1 With Calvert gaining constant recognition in the fields of literary work, her aim has been to produce improved publications. It is the hope of the senior class of 1930 to equally impress and please the public with their literary elforts, ' as have the memorable classes preceding them. ,f -f-'FS M. NNW' saw T235 Ti Member CALVERTANA STAFF 1930 Editor-in-chieft ..... U ..,..aaa,aa,.........,,.............,,,,.a..,,-..,.,.a,, ,MARY JO WAGNER Associate Editors L ....r...,..a,aaaa,aaaa.a.,. GERVAISE LEMKE, MARY E. SACKSTEDER Literary Editorss, ..,,, .,,,,,.,,,....,..,,., ms- .. .s,s-..,s.s....s.,....s,s , as,.sss.ss ,..TERESA VONDENBERG, MILDRED DANIEL, MARY A. RANKER Senior Editors .,,rrss,,s.,,......,.....a..,..s.,.,a,.... , ......o DOROTHY BIHN, FRANK DORE Underclass Editor ,...... ............,.,.,...........,... G ERALDINE LEY Activities GERALDINE FRALEY HELEN BOES Circulation Managers, .,....,.,,, CATHERINE GLICK, HAROLD SCI-ILUTTENHOEER Business Managers ,,..a... aa,......raa.........,... J ACK WELTER, JOSEPH BUCHMAN Sports, oo,.ooss........., s...........,.r..s.. J OHN LAUTERMILCH, MARY STACK N' Art ,o.,oa,aaaoo.ao - a.,..,..a,,r,.aaaa..a,at., MARGARET OMLOR, PAUL SMITH Staff Typists. .,... .... , MARGARET SCHULTZ, ALICE KING, LULU STEIN RQ 4 32 D .. .r f