Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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mn 'H'-Q' 7 C , Qi Gs .hi N QD igi A C .ft :J C Ivgf 035135 5 'l iar Q' to ,, v G N' Toi' ltmvffflwjl Io riglztff -Mary Kuhn, Lillian Smith. l,ur-lla Brit-km-r. Dolores Rr-inliart. I-'ourin Row -llvfl lu riglilylb Anna Tonn-vek. Mildred Smith. Margaret Sackstetln-r. Nlnry Alice llninst-hlag. Harrie-t Well'-y'. Ann.: Kathryn Faltvr. Agnes Frvtlritz. 'llal'g1llei'ilc Buchinnn. 'I'nmn Ron fflf-fr lo riglirjfldiiixiy' Lon I-I-eln-r, I-Ixelyn Kimmer. Klary I-lllvn Phillips. Julia Burkhart. H:-lv-n Yin-1-ki. Boefhlcr. Lucille Lvttclhos. Dorothy Hr-run-l'. Alice Smith. 511200511 Roxv- flwff lo rightj' Klicn- Xlichavls. Kuna Xoi.nlr'nln-ig. llihlzt Wie-iiilieigvig lin-len Ifwalnl. Xl.irg.ir1't Fchirzl. lforothy 5r'liriln'r. lliltlegarnl Kvinhnrl. Mary Louise Bt-rlt-knmp. l tRsT How -filwjl In righlf--Mary Hora-1, Louise I..il ont.iirn-. XIal'L:m-rits' lhnnnvi. Nlaiy 'Xlivc llianivr. Kathryn 5.14-l-cstmlv-r, Xirginin Ichri-t. Cuthclim- XVillmnn. Mina Willlnan, Ali:-4' PnIl'enlu-rgr-r. Euniur Girls hicentennial program. in which George and Martha XXvZiSll1llgIt0Il stepped from their frames to xiew modern life. was presented hy the juniors in early Fehruary to an appreciative student hody and faculty .... then we forgot there was such a thing as depression and in early spring raised our funds lor the junior-senior hanquet, that all important event .... the class was divided into six groupe for the campaign, rivalry was spirited and close .... the losers planned and carried out the program for the junior party .... Helen Ewald and Dorothy Benner upheld the feminine reputation of the elass, hy placing high in the typing and shorthand competi- tive contests .... another time where the hand was quicker than the eye . . . and again it took the juniors to come out on top .... excitement .... rush . . . . worry . . . . nail hiting . . . . and then it was puhlished .... our hrain- child .... the junior issue .... and it was a knock-out, you must admit .... t a few weeks ago Fred Banmgardner and Richard Zirger displayed their talent and took honors in the Hohhy Fair ex' hihition .... merely specific examples of the general caliher of the class ot '33 . . . . and we expect to do greater . . . . higger things next year .... as seniors! Fiisn lhr'rm,.ARnNita i. . Ilona Xkizi-ixinugitlx 5,,.,,.,,,,, Ahysslma. T,,l,,.,,M page nineteen 1 -