Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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I I Toi- Row -flwfl zo riglizjflilla Schlctcr, Celeste Brickner. Cernllline Fry, Carole lfraim-1-. ll4-len ll:-sslwi'gcr. Alice- Glick. 'llllum Ruwfflcfz Lu rigfztl- --Xlfrcrl Human. Ardinell Banks, Alma W1-l'lL'y. Nnrcnr- l3rii'kncr. Ann I., Smysvr. Czitlicriiic l'ullim'iilnergcr, Buzxtrici- Svlicrgcr. Julia Jelltgen. Siinoxn liowffflrjr to Hgh!! --Victor Steinmclz. Paul Reimer, Evelyn Smith. Anna F. Smith. Flmw-in-c Burke. llvrlruilc Orizms. Elmer Wzirm-ineiit. Louis Frankzirt, Fins'r Home flvfl In n'gli1Q-Philip Myf-rs, Yinf-ent Fiwher. Marv Bumngtirilm-r. Fran:-cs Iloclilc-r. Dolores Semlm-llmrli, Francis Nenmzm. Thoinns Strain. Calvert Journalists CALVERTANA STAFF Eflfflll'-ill-C11i6f-FYHIICBS Boehler Associate Editors - Mary Baumgarclner, Do- lores Semlelhach, Vincent Fisher. Literary Erlitorsf-Gertrude Orians, Florence Burke, Elmer Warnernent, Anna Smith. Art-Francis, Newman. Senior Editors-Paul Reimer, Evelyn Smith. Unrlerclasx Editors-Norene Brickner, Celeste Brickner. CALVERT Editor-in-chief-Mary Baumgardner. Managing Editors-Frances Boehler, Elmer Wa1'i1en1ent. Associate Editors-Louis Frankart, Evelyn Smith, Ann Louise Smyser, Paul Reimer. Spams-Carole France, Helen Hessberger, Geraldine Fry. Staff Writers-Catherine Puffenberger, Victor Stcinmetz, Julia Jentgen, Ella Schleter, Activities-Louis Franliart, Victor Steinmetz, Julia Jentgen. Catherine Puffenlmerger, Ann L. Smyser. Athletics-Carole France, Helen Hessberger. Geraldine Fry. Business Managers-Thoinas Strain, Philip Myers, Arflinell Banks. Circulation Manager-Alfred Homan. Stag Typists-Alice Glick, Beatrice Scherger, Alma Werley, Ella Schleter. NEWS STAFF Exchange - Dolores Semlellmacli, Ferrell Sheeley. Alumni-Vincent Fisher, Florence Burke. Art-Francis Newman. Circulation-Alfred lloman, Norene Brickner, Gertrude Orians. Arlverlising-'Tlxomas Strain, Philip Myers, Ardinell Banks. Typists-Alma Werley, Alice Glick, Beatrice Celeste Brickner, Anna F. Smith. Scherger. SF -+1 -- 1: 1 - S- 21 emfptafttitf Quiet -- L, -, A-. - -- - frrf'ferWefffrewecermawerffeefffwfswewQ page twenty 1 :gh I i l A X I ' 2 EQ' S. -. ig' , ' -CCS l' 'FSF Q Ak - - S553 5 'F -

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I 1 A AAR , - Zig.. e GGTHE The fifth annual play sponsored by Calvert High School was given TIGHTWADSQ on Thursday afternoon and evening, April twenty-third, at the Grand theatre. The 1931 presentation was 4'The Tightwadw, a comedy in three acts, written by the distinguished playwright, Robert Keith and directed by Eugene L. Miller, supervisor of Dramatic Art at St. John's University and Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio. '4The Tightwadw ranks with the best plays ever presented by the school. It could not be otherwise-a good story, marvelous acting, skillful direction and a large and appreciative audience-all the ingredients for a successful show. The cast played their parts wonderfully well. No one performer of the evening could be ranked higher than another. Thomas Strain gave a superb interpretation of the temperamental lVlr. Taylor. Frances Boehler portrayed the role of the ever patient lVlrs. Taylor with great ability. Helen Hessberger, as the Taylor's daughter, displayed exceptional talent in her difficult role. Vincent Fisher, playing the part of another Taylor, portrayed the role of a hen- pecked fiance to perfection. That chic bit of femininity, Mamie Harris, was portrayed by Ardinell Banks in a most realistic manner. Carole France, as the high-powered salesman, Tommy Jordan, put his point across with clever ingenuity. Francis Rohrbach, as the dynamic Orval Stone, gave a professional touch to his part as the city sheik. Elmer Warnement, Mary Baumgardner and Julia Jentgen carried off with honors the parts of the much hired, fired, and rehired Swedish servants. Louis Frankart, the gusty. hard-boiled taxi-driver, gave his part a praiseworthy interpretation. F1 -...aa -- T,-- - sis W,,HEwmgffffWgwfwgfmwgfffwlgmwgfw,BEfff40E0fWfgWyMg,m page th zrty