Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1935 volume:

CALVERTANA VOLUME NINE T H E 1 9 3 5 Calvert High School CALVERTANA BLISHED T NIOR ASS Calvert H1g11 School , Ii W M R!! H Q N Win' W M XA V l we M W l j PU BY HE V SE CL OF TIFFIN'OHIO'1935 ' , 4 5 1' as Q . Most Reverend Karl I Alter D D Bxshop oi Toledo DEDICATION Thvs vear W aeleer hundrea a a ll lI'V 1 xe rrarks the twemy hfth a V ef sar 'tlee ora eat an to the pr esfhaad J our Dlshap Mast Rex erend Karl l Al+er D a aefaelaa of espeoal Jav ta Cal eff smaefis leecause ol tl' tee ta we aetawrmteve-la'ea.lasc1 reasacelasce a L Q le re .afeee of ale a .auf yearn aaa e rot aw u oar e f ll qe V11 e me-res t laavofs us W th hls pre-ee 'ae a I s and qfama lsly t Bleh p S Award of 'lee se f y ra 1 xelsmrela s srfe-rest aarmrat an o al er I-lah Q la l decl1ca+e of Re erefa Ka l l A ter 44? f' a leaft f' aa lla we la e lsvauw eCa,e ala we f s ','C..A i..nfX 4.9 , ' 1.-. The ie an We ' . . Q 'Q . J' .. ., 1 ..e er st h :B1'1.:A Alter h ' l . L.. li, 'Y -.f . 5 l.i li ld ,. L.. A A pezrfxex' a' ..eaa af KQV D4 , Q . T .ad Ze ' . H, .N a .lj fallen-is ' every G-ll'.'lI'! ':. h nvh , t bu . . . i ' Weice at q. auatic: exe cise . Q L lcestax-.fs he '- a ' - .. l..e ,i1a. ba 5 ,irl he e :Q L.. ll ici. lt i with '..-, U ' ' ie ail lx . felt afie,ti .. L t , he sfjers fC X, 1 gl. .,C..Cc, ' .V fl? 'f l Cf th l ,rtN I., ta cur Qtghep, M -1 ,..' r . l,. St Angela Mencz Founder of the Ursuline Order FOREWORD This year marks the four hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Ursuline Order by Saint Angela Merici at Bresicia ltaly in l535. The Ursuline Order was the first religious order of women devoted to teach- ing. St. Angela by founding this order set a precedent for the many other teaching orders who followed the example of the Ursuline Order. To Saint Angela thousands of children owe a debt of gratitude for in four centuries the Ursuline Order has been a great factor in the practical and spiritual education ot young people throughout the world. As the Ursuline nuns have played a large part in the existence of Calvert High School and in the graduation of the class of 1935, the members of this class have selected, as a theme for this volume of the Calvertana, the scope of the work of the Ursuline Order. The seniors feel very fortunate in having such an appropriate theme to use in recording a chronicle of the hCIpDY Years they have spent at Calvert High School. 45? .IJ35 I .IJ 1525 I ,IJ-11 St Angela We Thank You Q Arc-eta J' C1 , er st r rd ft nrnared fears aero Cohcerwed a to art o J e the so 15 t chrtdrer and e many more 'T' C tsut ea t er arae r et Q1 rn las u 4 t rhost at then ot e ertots tha truth Ana h pe D U Down tn ear ano corr. rs o hrs oraer s In every and The trrst re tg us Q Cer tor teachmg that a efer known The trrst to sa r trce rsett tor love ot God :notre And heaven s reward To the wer d s tar una porrtts desprtf u Just de rees Europe Arrer a, Ch ra Alaska rn ever one of these It spread and grew Ana thrs rrhroortal str.1C ure aesprte he Jage ot trme A 33 rc: Q L 'vc tn f f- eratess ,r Ana thrs sarn order nas taught hs Cdrfert nearly ar' e Now we rn st ao C ard tace a world o oeaseless Noe IZIHJVCIWCD or Udo As we qo our hearts are staunch though we know not what s rn store Be rt traqea or haop ness St Ang-eta e tharl' xou for T e Ursgh tes XPP v ' , ' ' I 1 O I 't. 13 Meri ', fr 'rwhfli' tar :nf tnxr 1 1. Q 'K at ' L At to sfv 'H tj L... or so Ot V. .h- Lf Lies she fouido ' 'h Y, an ' ,or to ttist ue' youth 'tl tr iovfti .o . 1, f up Q t. , r ' o i . nod. ' rough the 3 rs Q. tdo ' f txnxe 1 A X welled Extending all a helping hand. The death of iqnorance it knelled 1 . ' ,Q to r' ' s Q .r A ,-. 4 4. ' X ' . .... ' . f . ra' f ps Vi coztio 'ot-rn to us 121 that settsazt., Holy shirne Cf . '. so go agse. . ' 'o ne , l ' r at' ah, ,, '- 'I W know, u r ut . ' f-, 2 ' ' Arid Q o. .. V or nf 1. ,ho . ' r, . t P C1 J I I h D Q Vmd 312-f Uifrfwoq 9 SG f sulcz Tn CI QW Sami Tr ATG f 131' mr Us he Im cfrrturz 1 9 Vf1'1L ,usd db Q 1 Q f' DGPWOYS sdff 'Q 'fl 'Um ' Col C152 fab the DC? '1 U bc oo s 1, DISIYW s mpc: gmds In cufmq the Ursuhfc Ordm t eu Ucurowess S ada QCIW' That nrqm who by Her 2221 Q mstru Mm has so 'Uhed so any Qtners W 11 be your Vcurowesf cwl YNY OVID FACULTY St Ursula Patroness ol the Ursulme Order Reverend Anthony I Gallagher S T D Pnnc pal ol Calvert Reverend Cornelius Dobmeyer A B Assistant Pr nc pal 485 'i l l l F. . ii n 1.14.1 ILQJJ. Rel gxon I siruclor Reverend Sylvester Schmelzer A B Rel gxon I sirucior 49? . L . A ' 5 ' Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis L. Hultgen i ' n i ' n .ISHS ' II .lrhil Standmq Cleft to raxt M Robert Gas Mrss Altce Harr s Sr Ma ,f ane Sr Mary Davtd Sr ll lfau rc Mtss Eleanor Mc:Go.1rty Mr A A Krann r Mtss Frances Welty Seated flett o rrqhtl Sr M Char otte Sr M Rose Rev V' I Dabney Rev A I Galaqln Plulmpa Sr lf Catherme S lohn B r nrrans MEMBERS OF FACULTY Bev A I Gallagher STD Btelrqt '1 ,tl'lx Speakmq Bev C I Dobmeyer AB P-el1q1on Rt Rev Msqr F L Hultqen B ltaxon Rev Sylvester Schmelzer AB Re' axon Srster Iolnn Berchmans A B M tfterratrcs Srster M Catherme A vl La rr' 'rrnerce Sister M Charlotte A L Pr tan Slster Merry Dav1a E al s a 1 Mrss Frances Welty C F1 'y 4105 Srster Mary lane Enallsh Home Fccrarntcs Slster M MGUYICQ B S Btoloqy Cltemtstrv Slster M Phrlrppa MA Physrcs Mah rnattcs Slster M Bose AB Lattn Meclnamcal D awmq Mr R O Gase AB Latln German Mrss Altce Harrrs Comrnercra Mr A A Kramer A Hrstory Vysr al Mrss Eleanor McGourty B S E 1st y ' ff t l f I, ' ' e, I ' 1 , , 2' l , . ' , - '4 A Y 5' 1 - . . l , . . , . J. . .. ' ez, , . . . I ter, Sr, ll. , . , . .. ' , r. e C' . . ' P' ., 'C ' ' , - . .' . . . , . . . .,, . . . 1 1 1 4 ' l ' ' 9 ' V' ' , 1 9 ' , , . . . F' , , . y , . . r . .1 , - A I , . . . . , . . al .. ' , I 1 f ' . ' ' 3, I N, t' t, Cc. . ., E 1 - , , B, . . . , .B. 1, gy ' ', P.. 'C ' 'iiufatlcn .R . , . - 'V , A.B, , - A n , i H fzurn. lsm H Cf I Enqiish Sakai? Se r.tar ' The lrrst daughters of Samt Angela lrved 1I'1 therr own homes Later m the century at the suggesuon of Samt Charles Bor rorreo the Ursulmes formed themselves mto commumtles The Ursulme Order spread rapxdly through Italy the r1e1gh bormg couhtrres and then through all parts of the world BV l9UO at least srx hundred establrshments were orgaruzed m Brazrl Greece East lndla Chlna Aus ralra the Transvaal Alaska Europe and Amerlca GRADUATES St Angela Mencx Founder of the Ursulxne Order A ' - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1353 ll IJQJ L.1'4 ,535 . Q . l WILLARD BANKS Few are born like the man who plays the game cz v r'cma S cz G C L Football l 3 4 Cap a '1 4 PHYLLIS ANDERSON Lxie rs short and so am I cz vertimcz Staff Calv r' Nov s Stuff Class Play 4 Glas Club 4 men lS ry Club 4 MADELYN ANGUS It IS nxce to be natural when you re naturally mee Ccxlvertcmcr Stal! Cal Je t News Staff Cherostyp 2:4 G1 Q GILBERT BIHN If fame IS only to come after death I am xn no hurry for xt Calvertana Staff EUGENE BRICKNER Though a lean and lanky fellow he has a big heart Calvertuna Stat' Foobc 4 MARCELLA BRICKNER l was hom to giggle and glggle I must C lv GHZ Stclf' MARCELLA BUCHMAN A blush may be attraclxve but sometunes its mconvement Calvvrtarz Sfa' Gzrl Sccu s l IOHN FIEGELIST Hxs heart was as great as the world but there was no room m xt to hold the memory ot a wrong I Cc vo 'ana Stc1'f 4125 ' ' G ' 1 . syn, :VQQ ii., ,AF ,lx fi, 5' 'U ,. 4 sl R, na- I, , fy' . ..,x wr- J. ,I -, n ew .. . Cle. tffg lee l'b2 ff ' ,2, , 1 1 1. W, Basketball 2, 3, 4 'fi g .. . - .. C I 1 e . , .Y . ' . C' 1 T ,, - - ' -h '- . - .. ..l r C111 5 'rlsccutsl ,. - - - .. ,, ..-..1...-..i.. - .. . '- ,. - - .. G art l .. . , .I . - H ,..., ' r , rf 15553 ' HELEN BURXART She talks so much her echo hasnt a fair chance Calvertana Staff Girl Scouts l GEORGE GILLIG To appear as you really are denotes courage Calvertana Staff Calvert 'Jews Staff Football 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Mission Promoter 3 MARY ALICE CLAPPER Tha: short gay girl with dark bobbed hair is quick lolly and for wntxnq has a tlaxr Calvertana S aff Calvert News Staff Editor m Claret Mtssron Prorr oter l 2 State Com ercral Fma s Chemistry C t D 4 Gtr Q cults l EARL HUMMER I! thou dost play with him at any game thou art sure to lose 'Lf H H512 'ff l Af L bv Q Y QE 0 'W A Y It ,, 1 -3, ..... 7' u-A J fc Mui' 'R 9 H9353 4135 ll wa-1 To climb steep hills requires slow pace at hrs! rtara Ctaff G FC Club 2 EILEEN BURKE Reading maketh a u woman al Je-rtafna Stall Calvert News Ctau C a S Play 4 Glee Clsxb 4 Chemistry Club 4 THOMAS HESSBEHGER The world belongs to the energetic Calvert News Staff Mzssron Promoter 2 Class Pay 1 2 3 lee Club l 2 3 4 IOANNA DARIANNO Silence is a true friend who never betrays I C man is 1 C - l f Cake . - 1 A . .........,.... ,, . ,H 'Q ' . 7 ', , .J .. 'El s 7 I . 1 It , , ,4 1 G ' ' ' rr: 7 l 2,14 I ev, I A S'Zi'.'-E t na .,, .. 4 Cheri Tri lub 4 s x -f - - s at f .ISHS Il 1.1.11 PJ?-7? r v if 1 igg', 2 Q I X CHARLES KELLER 1-L-J Rest IS sweet after continuous struggle Calvertana St f Calvert N .vs Sta f Class Play 2 3 4 Glee C ub 2 3 4 Football Manager 4 MARY JANE DORAN May C ovmnq If she wrll she will and you may depend upon xt but 11 she won t she won t and that IS the end of rt Colvertana Staff Busm ss Manager Calv rt News Staff Cherrxstry MARTHA JANE 151-rm:N1-'nn-:D Cm 4 A debate: among debators alfertena Stall Colvext N ws Sta f Glrl Scout 1 lNllSSlOl'1 Promoter VERN KINN Noble indeed are those who are masters of sweet musrc Calvertana Staff Calvert News Staff Class Play 2 3 4 Glee Club2 3 4 IFLMES KOCH Men of humor are always some degree men of genius Calve tana Staff Calvert News Staff Ca s P'ay 4 Cheer l ad 1 1' MARGARET GASSNER She moves a goddess and looks a queen -Qi' Calvertana Staff Calvert News Stat! Class Play 3 4 Gl C'ub 3 4 Mxs on Promoter 3 Gu Scouts 1 LUCILLE GRUBEL She was my inend iaxthiul and lust to me cr vert Q 'I Mrssron Promoter 4 Gxrl Scouts 1 PAUL KUEBLER True happiness consxsts xn making happy C v tra Staff C t ewsSafi assPay4 3 4 Ge C ssP so rrotel 1 4145 ' ' G ' 1 jigs' X T .gas -Q 1 QM? f . Vw .lf 2 TSX es. V ' F7 .1 Cf : ' 'e' 5 . 1 r . .1 - . t '- t .. ,. -G N C V v ,I ,EQ I 'Lr.Q?.g,. s : ' ' fb f 1, 2, 3 ri ffl in 5 ls r ' 7 A: e 1 ' si : ' l C - 4. ' 1 C ' ana ofa.: ' ' l ll al era. 7 :Frei fl - ot ' Cl I ',,: 1e1ub2,3,4 5 Cla re fem E1 lihsszox I 9 , . Pro . , r ,4 E5 1 I .I 5 :l 5 Mnmr HOFPMAN A pleasant manner 15 worth a lortune Class Play 3 4 Gle Club 3 4 Cheer Leader 4 Gul Scouts 1 Chemlstry Club 4 GERALD KURTZMAN He who rs determmed has half hrs work done ANNA KERKHOFF What passxon cannot musxc raxse and quell'-' Calvertana Sta allert I 1 Class Play l 2 Glee Club 1 2 Mrssron Promoter l 2 G1 l Scouts 1 State Commercral Frrals 4 WALTER LEAHY Strength ot llmb and policy of mind abllxty ln means and choice ot friends Calvertara Sta' C s 9 :ry 3 Class Vlee P eslde t F otball 4 Mxssmcr' Promo'er 4 Y Nix 5 pn. Vi A leg g- Mi H66 CV' 1935 4155 I IJ' MAURICE KUHN All great men haven t dxed ye C lvertana S aff C ass Play 3 4 lllrsslon Prorrcter 3 Glee Club 3, 4 RUTH KENNEDY Her eyes were stars ol twxllght fair like twllxght too her dusky hair Calvertana Staff Cawert News Staff ass Playl 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Grrl Scouts l MAURICE LEAHY Knowledge IS lndeed that which next to vlrtue truly and essentially ralses one man above another Calvertana Stal' C s P ay 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 ANNA MARIE KIMMET She ll make her mark m the busxness world Calvertana Staff Ca vert News Stal , l 1 v I 1 s l 14- 1 ffizlrfe. ,A:,,, ,Az W .- A efegff, vp ,lEfgix. N -J lla? ' 1 V 5'1 1,-,pa-' . Kj..'.EL,l'A' ' L ,- Q . g 1 1 . Calvertana Staff: Calvert News Stall 1 I 9 I ' ' l Cl , , , .. - - .5 las l , 4. - - ' Hg C ' lex- s Staff . ,3,4 'in' ' ' ' ', , 3, 4 l I V , . 1 1 Carl Scouts l 3558 I jill. CHARLES LETTERHOS A companion that xs worth gold 15 cheerful Callertana S aff EILEEN KUHN Keen sense and common sense But no room tor nonsense Calve tana Staff C3lve1tN ws Sta' Girl Scouts l Chermstry Club 4 THOMAS MARINIS Noble are those who have great thoughts more noble are 56, -L. PXTJ 14.1 V9 -Iva. MARY ROSE KRUPP Class lr 3 C ass Wel et anyone speak long enough and he wxll get helxevers Calv rrana Stal' a .News Stal s n Po ot r-4 G1rlScous 3 FRANCIS MAIN Makes use of his tlme lets no advantage slxp Calvertana Staff Football 4 Basketball 4 those who can share them with others Calv rlana S aff Bus 'mess Mana,e 3 Foo ball 3 4 MISSION Promoter 1 HOSEMARY MATHIAS Merry as the day IS long ara wa' 1935 EVELYN MANGETTE ass Secretary The jollxest happiest sort ot a gxrl a frxend to everyone Calvertana Sta Calvert N ws S C ass P ay .lb Lt G1 :J VIN TON ROBENALT ss P s I courted tame but as a spur to brave and honest deeds Ca ve tarra Stal' Ns Q ssl 3 b 2 4165 - , W. ...... . , ' P if um , we 'Qir ist o ff ' ' e surer I ' :arte 1 HL . ' 9 L: C Iver' . Y. . l M15 rc r e 7 ' t l r 7 e .l U X ,, I I 1-...-....,..., Q I ' A e 2 5 1. r r is Calvert News Staifp Class Secretary . . . - A Cl ' ff e' tafff 1 ' l 4 Glee CI' 'p :Q S: uts l Cavert . C. .f K Calvert News Stxfx Cla re ident ' A 31 -ff News Staffy Class P1331 2, V, 4 M: 'cn Pr rncter E: Glee Cla ,3,4 1553 I 'xc 2:4213 QE! M nw GERTRUDE NUFER A tongue that never fears the truih to speak Culve tclno to r News G Class Play C ub 3 Gul Scouts KQ V' y, W FREDERICK SCHEIBER 'DW- Great qemuses have the short es! biographies .L Football 2 4 Bcslceibclll 4 THELMA PHILLIPS A gxrl of xmpulse cz chxld song Cclvertcmc Y c L 5 Stal lee Club L ': I SC us CARI. SIEBENALLEH Success comes to hmm who will bui wan Cclvertcrc Qfofl 4175 I 1J'J PAUL RUMSCHLAG A quxet lmle boy wnh cr quxet lmle way CATHERINE PEABODY Always out lor fun and glee The dark sxde of the cloud she falls to see 1 ROBERT SCHEIBER C s Farewell Silence IS the perfect herald of Joy US CIS' IANE SACKSTEDER A l A vwaclous mxss wxth a gli! ol song ub 4 - . V 1 1 5 'f .N l ,..., .575- - ' mf 'fl V z ,. 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M . .. vlvl f Za-' V, X Cfxlvz-11 N-wr: fftftffy C171 Scouts l - X 'if' , - 'll.f'n1.f't1y Cl' lu 4 , . 4, H U I ., 71, .Q lx ' A- c Al I 3' in . - ... f---0--'Q Y ww , , jus - - - rjczlvertcxn . ruff: C'11'.'r :t HW- s .,,cff Class Play 3, 4: GRM Club 3, 4 u . . : . of 5 I .H l l Qi iff: Calve-11N f ,.,,.,..,....,.,..,...,. ..., ......-- G ' 3 4: C115 Filly 7, 4 Gil o 2 l l , C :Im-:1:r.1 Stuff: C3Q'.'f:1 Stiff CQlll',T 125 Glee Club A' 1 'fl 5251111 flzirrctfg-1 lp Gul STZLXS l Cl1',:z.1stry Cl . -. r'1v' waist I1 ,U-31 IOSEPH SPENCER To thmqs of sale u sellers prmse belongs C ve tuna Staff Chlvert We is S c 4 ball Ecxs p crm 4 MARIAN SMITH She slcxys em with cz smile Cc: ve tcncr Staff Culvert News Staff C css Play 3 4 Clcxss Treasurer J Glee Club 3 4 Girl Scouts 1 Che xstry Club 4 RICHARD SWOPE They who knew of hxm before Seek hrs company evermore Culvertunu Staff Foo bcxll 3 MILDRED SWOPE Chcxrxty draws down a bless mg on the charitable 'vert nc Stzf Colv rt 'NI .f s S C15 lfxssror' P omcter 2 Grrl Scsuts l ...J gi- 1935 418 IRENE SMITH Quiet and demure IS she But lust as inendly as can be crlv rtzma Staff WADE STEIN Dxd you hear the latest one' TVllSSl '1 Promoter l 2 CORLEEN THOME Mighty tall and mxqhty wlse The fun just twlnkles in her eyes Cclve- tcma Staff NICHOLAS SCHEETER An honest countenance ns tho best passport Culver :na Staff 16:15 I ll .l.l',i,'! MARY ANGELA VONDENBERG She s small and dark and gay Wxlh a smile for all who come her way Calvertana Staff Calvert News Sta f Class Play 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Mtssxon Promoter 4 Gul Scouts l IOSEPH TOMECEK May Crowmnq A wlse man never says all he thmks but says rxghl what he does say Calvertancr Staff Culver' News Staff Basketball Manager 4 Mtssxon Promoter 4 f 1 , M SJHQIEV' 'Hi ts 4195 CHARLES TAYLOR There rs a noble lcrgelfullness which does not remember IIIIIIXIBB Foo ball Mancq GERTRUDE WEINBERGER Skllled in every art was she Oi dressxnq dancing repariee Calvertana S a a v rt News Stall Saou 'S l MICHAEL WELLY The world IS hrs who has pahence Calvertana Sta ' Ca rt N ws Stall Football 4 V - ' - G ' , .' L:'rf:f..'1Lx 1 main 2 Q4 , .x ' .5-C52 -, .Q 5 if N1 ,gn-'E AQ: n' 7 vf., I 'QgY.f1TaH V f a :5 .nw l ,. - . . . ,, t er 4 ,. , . .. ,..............-...-..,... . . , tiff? ,gc ' ' i , t ff: C I e Grrl .4 t. .. - . I . .. , . . 7 .. - - ,.,.,,.T........-.-.. . .. zz :vc Q 1555 tl I1 1913-1 g -gli MEMGRIES Rf 1g Look down e ey ot a thousand yest rdays See alt the happv 'TWGYPOIIQS tloatmq there See all the trrertas and scenes and taces dear See all the VISIOUS OT thmqs that were so arr Gur Calvert aays '1 t aavs hut hours how Have vamshed ea 'ta only an achma Jord The kmdy and , hah s that led our tootst os 1 qht Are gone lea 1 g s atore 11 the aw s me ahf Seem to xpr ehhqs hest As x e ew arf tr aaeh ways The happ est ft e t Cat 4205 th var, ' e N . , x 'N X ' A , r a A , , E I ' ' ' ' I '1 ma A . .A eg at . , us r .o L A9 C: hi, L. ' ' I ' -vwfx The rmmortar woras or Auld Lana Syn: , , e ess a.. our ie , ,Y pm 1 -,. F ' ' I ..AJ .x XJ.. QA. ,J X X., 1 IA rhertioxes, t. os o vert aays. An Ursuline, Venerable Mother Mary oi the Incarnation, has the distinction of being the first missionary nun in the new world. In l639 this adventurous Ursuline founded the order in Quebec. The first Ursuline house in the United States was that of New Orleans in l727. At the present time there are Ursulines in Ohio, Texas, Montana, New York, Penn- sylvania, South Carolina, Delaware, Ken- tucky, Kansas, Illinois, California, Idaho, Washington. UNDERGRADUATES Ursulme Mcrtyres oi Vcxlencxennes France October 23 1794 I555 I fj- Top Row f r , Vg If r uvvmr- JJFI Seconu Row om E IG: Win C1 I F1rstRow U t Slug T r M3 'I TZ 3 JUNIOR CLASS M3 Top How Thlrd Row Second Row Fxrsi Row 1 fdff Marcy: L SL rw Y ft f' zgfgif T.f'::: 1:1 Kzvzp, Mfxzy Y.:',g.:Q- X'.'1-111:73 'I- His Fark, P53123 Eriflirifr, .. 1' Il Bare ,M TA H nz!-,-tI.1n'g .lizy ,1 1' s':Ld1r1':. ' QI it 'Z :1':E1' xl'1'?Tf'I1Y1'f' Fxrrtjt 511:21 59:21-rr, U. xy' L. Esrzizrj, 5919: Banter, Iexr Sgrx . 3, 571. ' 1 r rlrxcx' f-iaith S eyer, Rcslrizry Kivzsikxtz. ' Jef fi rzfghtj Flcrexra , , ff: A ,nz Belle EERQI1, Helen We-ily, Mzry Lee , ,rat 'hu Mzzrlcrxe Mg-ycrs ry Xi.. L urtgette, No . Kukn, EC: Sihlxtenkofer. Fourth Row 'Eff t: rpg? ,l.r':'.'gr liz.,-, 7-:' ,,': fiizr. fiiff. fix: 2-51 392:32 Pziker Elffji' :t:f:1:,f.f3r.ffifi Hitler Hztzli F.-'-if 'Kit 1: r.'gE't- 3 rr 1:1 G':, ' CHQ ' 13:7 Q' lf Qrzfiz 5-7-r.1 G ..., 7 Pzgl '.'.':1ght Zififgii Hawrin I-.',-, 11. ., ,.,j, : H, ww. I..,, ,. :Nu-, ff ., .,,A,,,, ML, - , ,, . A,,.:,A Wlhw q- rv riff?-f7v?f-j-Afffq'f fgf '?7iA7Y11i- fi.-. :r'j f'E.':,tz Fizz?-'I '-'ff-lly' Exqiril 251 1523 I IJ' Top Row Second Row Yxrsi Row SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row Thxrd How Second How x C pn Fxrst Row Mxssmq 4235 ' ' 1 fl- ff ' ffifff Ciiiffgnff C'C':i:.'! T.f':Zy f. 11:75 F.'::.' f' itz I: ' v-'Vi-lfwf, Nlizzy' L' 'f,:.:.pr, 142.1 Rfflf- Fzfxl'-y 321.-r':i':-'.' f.f'::':.f: Kuzpp. 1.11 .3 rlighib Ee-t'y f:tZu::.':'11'ir.': fffiiy 2:11131 C ' ' I.:'.:1:. ',','f-1z:.' i:'kgz::. F1339 C3 Sc3.'.:r:.::., H' .r 1. Ili: FiL.ri.f'i'..:': F.. :ry I':r1f- I rm ' 'Q 1' 112.13 E!fZf'ZT. 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' ' ?..:i:1df.13.lZ, .liiiiii ll 5121 T How Yle't to 11 l G ude HCIYWGIA C e M1e 1 N'c1r1o1'1e Werbcx Anrcx Mae P nnell Dorothy 3 cbedy Lou15 Harrcxn Fourth Row fl t H d qurde lS s q es Burs lc Ge claim b uqh Ethely'1 bcott Mu :xr tBanks Annu uc1 S '1 Mc: v Lou Ph1ll1ps lrd How Lleft to ng J R C1 Q 1 'Wet Ma y A, 1e-5 B ICK e Mary Tone k q an Bore G l1, Mary Pc1rc1d1so lam Lomse Cramer V1rq1 15 V1 1se'1oerqer econd R w Het '1y l an 131 11 Fust Row tleft ts Kqebler Ccthe me Mxssmq l-lel n M1 ' ll e Bernard Q V M c :re s G13 e M651 1 Ger rude Sc tu m A1 e N 1ght Agn s K er V1 3 tllury Bechtel Kath vn Sn th T1 htl Helen Rose Lee V11 1 c Na q M1'dred Remrcn He er' Femtuch Kathryn :ite I an Scxcksteder Mary F :xr Gardner Anqelme Gmet o Betty Icme CIISQ FRESHMAN CLASS To Row V 1tt r1qh K netle folk H1 v '1 Reber ' 1l T nd Row tlef t Be 'mc d ver Bo Second Row Cleft to R1 e A thur Welter Robe fxrsl Row fl t 'nc nt B us' Mxumq Char' 5 S Q z :xr we 5 L 1 .Q 11 hc W1 13171 S l 1 4245 op - , r.4hf ertr 1 ,Ll en 1 tt, 1 , 1 e , ,e e , ' e 1 . --'ef tc r1::tl- - 111 e e D tel Helen ?:ulu , A n Cz, Evelyn l-lei, z Cro- c , 1 ' , rc e , L lie rnztl, r . Th' --- 1 1 hh- gt .,ter11. .:, r 1 pf n r, 1eCe ,A nes Ie 1 Y,KC1fhl9-33 1l1 , , C , n 'e 1' , S o eel f to r1qh1l-eA' : , Bl :Cue . 1h l, C ' nberler, t E rx: , Dorsxl ,e Ylq'S lc 'fr , e ell , 1 rg re 11 , l1rA 111 ' f cj - , gm 1 n , '1 11 , I . ' , .' , r' F ,o1 , r1:1s ., -t, ', ' ' - e Chul p ale' Q tlf-Pzxl Kgxfzierei '.'. ::t'1r Eettsii Fizeit Krupp Pixl Siieber '.'.':lte: -eu , Mirtm Kiel, . en 1 ' , Chard Split: Edvm: M1l1ef. Fourth Row' ileft ti xgit G:'::1e3 Si '.l':'e:itfe, 12312 2'1tl:?.':r' Hit-.xii Eeftiirf L'l'.'.'f-?IT'l? Czlerizri ..c er1 1'.1.t, W 113:11 Beechxer T1A'l.'f'ILlE Minqetfe, F:3':.::d Zlririer, h' -' t 9 rxchtf 'f'f1lffe'i Gleuse Befnirj Derfgnger, ','f1ll12r:1 Kin.: fzhz f. Leziy, C l lter, P31111 -I1 I , Al n es, Luke Daniel, li epi. Thteckx. e nghtl--Gecrge G 'rney, 'zseph QEK-ezxzrt, Rzcharci E 's..l nhl, Ifzthzrd Seslcve, ll .1-!, r , r: 1.3g5C15n, lime, Bxsnkun.. ' faef 13 rgghtf Ezrl Shultz Bxchxrri Sfzckftejez Lam: Sxbleslu l,::1L Seftell fifties l.f'::1:L3, Fri. ' l11 1' 1 Lc':1. lfl'::'1n Fzvfiznj Y'.'plhelrY, liv :rd Gf'7E',':t1i. ' ' 1 1e Chtenk, Eighty-one years ago a small band of Ur- sulines carne to malaria-stricken Toledo. These nuns came from the Ursuline con- vent in Cleveland, founded only four years before from Boulogne-sur-Mer, France. Now the community counts 232 rnernbers. In the Toledo diocese the Ursulines con- duct Mary Manse College, St. Ursula's Academy, St, Angela lvlerici Hall, in To- ledo: St. Czerards High School, Lirnag have faculty members on the staffs of Central Catholic High School, Toledo, Calvert High School, Tiffin, besides fourteen paro- chial schools in Toledo, Tiffin, Perrysburg, Lirna and Nazareth Hall, Grand Rapids Ohio ACTIVITIES Fxrst Ursulme Convent ln the Umled States New Orleans La 1727 was - It wq-1 Calvert News Staff The Calvert News rs of prrmary rnterest to the students ln rts pages they read the news of the school whether rt rs a rnusrcal comedy a tournament or stones based on school suolects But tor 'nanv perhaps the most entertarnmc rs the feature page Relatn es ana nends ot tae students are glad to re erve he puolrcatron sent out lcy a school rn whose rremhers they are greatly 1'1t-er csted Schools ot many states r cerve our paper and rn return send therr ou catrons to Calvert Staff Ed1!ormCh1ef Mar Alrce Clapp r Mcxncxglng Edltors Paul Keupler rhornas Mar rnrs Mary Rose Krupp Martha I Ehrentrred Marv lane Doran lane Qacksteaer Mary Hoff ncan Mtch el 'Welly Assocmte Ed1tors landes Koch lnopas l-less :Q 6 Mangette Marv A Vondenperg Cath rrne Pea o y Er een Kdhn Alumm Gertrude N ter Creorge G g Exchange Madelyr ling rs Ioseoh Sp ncer Sports Ftocert Sche er Charles li l Mar an Smrth Phylhs Anderson Yours C1TCUlCIf1On Anna Marte Krnrnet Mrldred Swope loseph Tomecek Advertlsmg Vnton Ropenalt Vern Krrn Anna Kerknott Thelma Phrllrps Gertrude Wernlzer ger Ftoserhary Mathras Mary Alxce Clupper Typlng Manager Margaret Gassner Ed,,o,,,, clue, 4965 . . - A: - A 4 A 1 1 l . 1 -, I ll J . . 1 , - 1 . . . f t .r . c ' t , ' ' ' ' 1 ' . c - 2 . - '. e ' A Q Q A bli- . . . ,, , , - . c , v ' V 1 v 4 Af W fe ' , ' P' v A , - or . . . W 2 , . l , ll, - loerger, Ruth Kennedy, Eileen Burke, Evelyn ' , t - tc, rt 1 . , e . V3 C, , . 4, , Q o , r ., r r . . 'W' . t N f u , , c Luc. -Y ' . r L , e. . H po , lr . , e ger, 1 , . t . x r . , C , . . 4 , , i A . , 1 , I I Y - ' ' A was 1 I Praymg for the Welfare of the School To the League of Perpetual Prayer a long establlshed Calvert orgamzatton faculty and students attr1bute many of the VICTOIIGS bestowed upon Calvert The students voluntarlly pledge to spend half of one of the r free study perlods one day a week durrng the year before the Blessed Sacrament and due to thxs arrangement e1ther two boys or two glrls are present 1n the chapel every hour of every school day Thelr prayers are offered as a spmtual bouquet to God that Calvert may always share H1s Blessmgs Reverend Bernard P Crane pastor of Our Ladv vert s annual retreat Apr1l 1U to 12 The retreat opened wxth the Holy Sacrmce ot the Mass The three days oi ser1ous consrderatron and prayer proved both mterestmg and sumulatmg rather Crane durmg the hrst tNo days based h1s talks on the parables of Our Lord As a sub Ject for d1scLss1on on the last day he chose Our Blessed Lady and the relrglous and marr1ed state A questlonalre was conducted Thursday after noon All quesuons proposed were answered by the r treat master 1n speclal sess1ons wlth boys and glrls Durmg the free tlme the students had th ooportumtv to take the1r problems to Father Crane who atded them 1n solvlng thelr d1ff1cult1es Fnday afternoon the retreat closed w1th Bene d1ct1on of the Blessed Sacrament and the bestow Reverend Bernard P Czun Inq of the Papal Blesstnq 4275 Q rj ' t , .lf - 1 L 4 tn Fil - .. 'g ' av C u v ' n. . 5 . y of Perpetual Help Parish, Toledo, conducted Cal- l . , . y . . . - e . . ' ' ' ' 9 A , I , , 1345 9 iww 'E C Y I Scene of May Crowmnq Early rn May every year at an ITHDIGSSIVQ and solemn ceremony held rn the ltallan court the student body ot Calvert rs rededrcated to the Blessed Vu' gm The two senlors who are chosen to crown the Blessed Mother rece1ve the greatest honor that any Cathohc student can ever attaln Thls year the students gave th1s honor to Mary lane Doran and Ioseph Tomecek To be ellqrble tor thrs honor the students must mer1t the senlor honor roll Thrs requrres a certarn number ot pornts qatned by domq cred1table work dur mg therr Junror and senror years The sentors Juntors and sophomores then vote on these candrdates IIJJJJ The tradrtronal ceremony was held thrs year on Tuesday ex enrnq May 7l The senror class formed a process1on on the rnsrde ot the arbor and led the srnqrnq ot the Lrtany ot the Blessed VITQIH At the Mary lane Doran close ot the lrtany the student representatrves crowned the Blessed 'vrrqrn as the stu dents sang the crownmq nymn Complettnq the red catron the entrre group bv the Act ot Consecranon p aced themselves under the protectt n ot the Blessed Vrratn Solefnn Benedtcttc rnmedratel followed Mon rqror Francrs l, l-lultqen was celebrant Reverend Sylves ter Schrnelzer deacon and Be erend C rnelrus I Herr rnahaus sub deacon At the close ot Benedrcttcn the students left the court stnqtnq the pratses ot the Blessed Vrrqrn 498 P -L. Ioseph Tomecek 1 L S Q Q Q , If .rf 4 -X ' :Q A 1. - ,lf 2' 1 sa'-'I J .i-.' Q 1 1 1' , Z .Vu za, 'K ., .' 51 t- - st llb. Nl '-'Y' .tg ' sl 4, 5 A Q ii lt, . Y it Q l Y f 3 4 va . Q , 1 S W V, mx 2 , , A , wg ' Q af vt , Z Q 'VF fi 4 ,, i 8 W f Q if , 2 9' ' 4 . . . -, . I ' - - I . . , Y , . V v. . W ' i- . . A f 1 . - f . . T0 A J 3 l. 1 A ff . ' 1 -N - . 3' . D A A . ... 1555 II .lJ',1J Glee Club Top Row Q u v' , Fry Gen D Sxxth Row f r a tl Rob rt at p Kath rheaz 'Aa ga e h z Ma , fa r C ba Flhh Row I rqatl F aac s Schurrr' Ia lc u c 3 ror s ner VV Bo k Ma 1' A ana tt Lou s Gros Via y L Fourth How left to rtqhtl Catherm Zm te Ba ba a O Ma y O oaao tdr d 'R na G 'ra Nora iuhn Martha Steyer Rtcra d DL. r Third Row 1 't o rtahtt Ioseph Burkart Vary to k LI r Ros e Robet Yupp B ,I xt aardner Iarr s Ranker Geraldme Crobauah Second How 'ei to rrahtj Fvelyn 'vfanqette Maw Anqeta Jo b PFy'1s Andersnn L B nc Thetrra Plat tps Maman Smtth lane Sa ks eder Gertrud 'NI er si Row I f a ta t ern mn a qar tGi C 'Ce er rn dy Tha Mary Hof'r' an Vinton Rob malt Anna Kerkhoif Paul Kuebl Mxssmq Maur Kuhn Calvert s Glee Quo has aqam closed another very successful year The1r mtttal program was pre sented at a Chrlstmas e 'ertammertt Dr Gallaahers feast day program marked the seoortd appear ance of the Glee Club The outstartdma achleverrent of the year was the presenta hon ot George M Cohaos famous Broadway success L ttte Well e K ty The sea sop cosed ith ee-ctvoas at err at the oo ea emeat exer ser JLL e Mtss 'Vhdr a ara uate of Fatvert aod of I-teraeloera Coaserxatory of Musto d1recteo the s hgtra of th ooeretta Llttte Nethe Kellw The operetta was produced uader the oatoa of Mr Ioseph Samton of Toteao who ran-cs foremost aroo q the maslaal arrectors m thts sect oa Mxss Mildred Dame! Mr Ioseph Samton 4294? -Kei: ta right? Rxfhard ofhexber, Eugen? Brrkaer, Pa 1 'J:1f'h', T p ' .left to A h e Pl 111 s, ..-erme K1e:...,. , . I r t S 1 T. iq Franklin Biusf, foh. ro. ugh. ' Y left to 1 l - r . e ..., C. B '71 rt, Katherine CC r , 1' use M e e, L s, r r ee. - ' e X' r I ' :' r v A V 4 . . ., rr. , . . . , , . r 'rt., ' -le. t - , 1 ' rnece , . ele. . e , .e o , . . . ,X 1 - . . . , f . ' ' :den erq, v' H . A ... , ,' , C . -, etuf-. Fir le it 7 h J Vg K , M x t 9 tssner, hart-vs 1.1L ,Ru H K :Al V - 'F , . . , ef. ' ' me . f it - . V . . o .ho . . . , 1 ' .A V , ,t , , 1 H - . 1 I St . - . 1 7 - .. 1 to V 1. Soto . . 'fo o . C . V. 1- ' T , Ct H IT-. '- I A ' W: I L L :S D L.--9., CI L 1 d L to ,t .. , 1 t YN Q . A., . . , ot o 2 . . A lr I 7 4 .2 V A . , H - 1 sky A rx A Q . - Q ' V T - , , . A , . , I, og 1 w , -- ., 11 .ho .. .. . .. .. .. . .. 1 L-. 1555 ' S I .lilr Top Row Cleft to rrghtl Robert Sacpcstede lo n Dunn lack Seemuth Rcb rt Krupp Louts Gross Cloarlcs S hluttenhoter Rtchard Dunn Roper Kerklfott Second Row Ileit to tghtl Altce Ha: A rr e cr atlccrme a A na Be e Ecnet Mary E O Connor Nona Kuhn Gerald c: C ha a I-le en Rurnsclrlad Ethclycl Sc t Fl st Row felt to rrqhtl le 'me Q C on Crobaugh Angela V 'rc bera Paul Kuebler Ma y Rose Krupp Ioseph Tome ek l. G D l Robert Z rger Hele Berrter Mxssmg Naltcr Lealcy M1ss1on Promoters The year l935 brought the nussron act1v1t1es ot Calvert to the same herghts of success as tnose ot prevrous years The trrst ot the greater mrssron efforts of the school he paper sale gave evrdence of the students loyalty to the mrssrons The senror hoys forged ahead and captured trrst place wrth the Junror boys and senror grrls tollowrng closely Durrng Lent under the drrectrons ot the mrssron promoters the annual rattle proved another success To arouse rnterest rn the mrssrons meetrngs were held rn the home rooms the trrst Thursday ot each month The programs rncluded plays speeches, and games all relatrng to the mrssrons MISSION WORKERS In tne fa l paper sale the cutstand mg workers of the sch ol were Nrchclas S netter S1ebenaller Wade Stem Tom l-tessberqer Grlbet Brhn Martha lane Ehrerrtnea Lucrlle Grubel Mrldrec Swope Marlorre Meyers lchn Dunn l h Serfert l. urs G css Robert Kerkho' Hcv ard I-lumrrter fames a -:er Banker lcseph Vo encerc Betty Ecumga d e Dunn Anra Mae P rel C e rbe ge lean rtncus 4305 SUPER PROMOTERS lr t e collectron t the cr' hly dues tl'e r llc 11 a pr e ted cne hundred per cent ms Acnes Ke le cue al rcbaugh Ethely S tt ana Ar a Belle Llclrert MISSION PROMOTERS ear rrernbers ot e s u lc dy vc u 'ee serve as rmssron p orno ers c use f tre rr turf o s worl' students are not po rate Fra a tarce crcuxp ct volurteers the stuaents p r- Ure Q Q r r f- L f vw, r- f ' ' r, , .,, e , ' , , . - c , ' ., ' 1 . . f- I , ffrran q .es K ll- , C f' . F te, n llc ll r, . ' , , IIT ro., ugh, ,I , . g, - '. ct, 'r - ,a. -rm ms Ich: Bur: , .V t Q. 'ex S ' , r ' , . c , ucrlle zu' e', e 4 , 'n '.. . . . 1 , ' ' 1 J .. , L . , , t , . . . I , , , . , Q 1 I t -- , . ' 1 : .1. l' , . ' f - :.. h I 'c. o. . mln ' .. o 1 ' cl , . 'cf' 1: 'n crnoxrs ra rr a RiCl'1ClYd SWOPG, Maurice LeGhY, MGUUC6 K1-11211, Carl durmg the school year: Catherme Fate, feanne Sims ' , ' , .. ' , ' , ' I 1 , V l' r C r 'dine C , , 2 cc , ,,.. won ' ,o' r, :Ecchy .th t- . -' -. I , f R RIM, fihfl dent o 2 n. r tc , . ' ' r t . Ee- , , nd- ' , , a run r, Frchard a o '. .3 f f thi- - . Gp, , . ei. , -race VL1, or r and Zvcthy 1. cl. cm ' ' A A , A ' ,A ' 4' . 1-t cd bon' wer- .his 2 rs prmcters for l935, 1556 n ' II 151311 One of the most outstandtna ot Calvert s achevements was the presenta tron of George M Cohans Broadway htt Lrttle Nellte Kelly The theme of sweet love Whrch ran through the play added a charm to the brtqhtly flowrnq IHLISIC Thts frne play was aptly mterpreted by a wellchosen east and wrll lona be remembered for rts beauttful songs and clever actrnq Several well executed dance numbers also added to the beauty and attracttveness of the show Ltttle Nellre Kelly was played on two evemnqs May 8 and 9 to capa crty audtences lt was regarded by many as the best amateur mustcal show ever qrven rn Tttfrn WELLESLY A butler MATILDA A housekeeper SIDNEY POTTEP Lloyds hum HAROLD VVESCOlT Another c Lrn lACK LLOYD A younq 'mllronarre FRANCOlo DeVEFlE Proprteto I the swop lEAN A modrste Cast of Characters Charles Keller N rtart Smrth mas I-lessber, amtes Ka Paul Kuebl Rooet Q herner a bl lcsteiler INr.LLlt: KELLY The qrrl IVIRS LANGFORD Lloyds aunt MARIE Her dauqhter ERRY CONROY From the Brow CAPTAIN lOl-IN KELLY Of the N Y Polx e .ANIBHOSE SWIFT A soctetv et Ctrve Ruth Kennedy Arma Kerkho'f Thelma Pbtll ps Vrrton Robe alt Mast 1 KL.h larrres er Gul s Chonms Margaret Gass er Mary Alrce Martqett Gertrude Nuter Esther Warn rr' 'rt Ma y Ho' mart Ma tha St y Barbara Oml Paul Vfrrqht l seph Frv lack Burma Franlclm Qlust at erme O anno Pre yn Man e te Phv IS Anderson V-leler' Rose Lee l e e efzBrk D bert K upp Prcrard Dunn oseph Burtcart 'Ne Kmn Boys Cho 4315 F therme Ztrnrrte M y LOUISE Lee Nona Kuhn A aela Vondennerq r aftces Schumfn woe Manq EUS L urs Gross Burtor' orobarrqw Dt bert Phrllrps rr hard Scherber Katlnerme Klernhenz Betty Qaumqardne ary Tomecek Geralame roba q 'tlar one M yers Maraar t S hrnrtz 'Vlarv O Co ft Paul Grllrq ueorqe pa tcer lohn Bork , V r , , , H . , H . I ' . . . - A - H . , H - - , 1 ,.. - , , , ra ' ' C.. lno ner Q' Q .. rCl't V ' ..' ' ' , er A . . V A ,v 'f- A xg'f'::t v 1 I' C . , , f ut. ' ' ' X' ' ' ' ' ,. ' ,, , , H l ne C N ' - a e ' ,,,, .. ..,. . Rank . I ,- t . f- - - - - rt e n ts . r ea . . . r . . - x Q F. ' r .t. . e L' . . . U, . ar . M r . .. lr . 1'- ,. . f. l .. ene. . . rt e 11 l'1 r .f . Ailcr d R inman r . . . rf 1 ..e r.. e er :ile . u e joj 9 C . ' ' gy t . rm. or I ' . as ' ' f o ' ' ' A A. , 1 A f- , I A M nt 1 T V , A. . . , rr , . . u ' v--t ' H ' 15315 I1 mag-3 1-r-L-if 'sf X X .A-.Q mgammmmwes-sw Lxtile Nelhe Kelly rc J Q X375 V . , n A ...... 7' ' fr ----- ' I xr .I x 4: if ,. W . Y f ' . , L , Y K , 1 N Xe N' . X , 13' 'J , y , A ff II nr 'X I K Q ' W, ,.,..,, ,. 1 A X 1 'All My ECTS. ' y ' 2-'QC1Y.C1:iqM',' Q . A vffifries 231.-.'G','. ' 4 E 'Yip Hamid Me r V ff My : ,AQfaQfJ j f 1 1 LU, 22123122 De- ' V ' 16,1113 ,511 I. 1 X N . was - ll.LL.1J. 'S 7- Lxttle Ne111e Kelly Tm If was ILLLJJ.. ffl .lvl L X .A Seqfor C5 .1 ii' A on J' 2' J Xu Y 4. U A-a 0 Nev E, fsfry :gh 'I rn fi? chi? f W ?-A OW' Cfoohe 'S C G! MINS A f-Jygdfn, iw 'S' ....,. 6 ,sf 'Q Soawm. 'BIS ffttrted 4345 . : Y 1 1 ' ' 7 , 9, ' , Q 1' ' LJ 'f y Goo 1 X x, X of 0- 96' , , 6' X R , . I Q, 8 ., . . , lj R ,, A ff 3 R ju? 62, 0 31, X 5 b .. it Gale W V De ' 2 l , H 1 0 wx 3 V 3 1 1 l . '- . A 3 'V - 1 .8 35-A-'77, A 4 ir fy , I 5 , W- - ' '7 I 'ave-1' , 7' 3. , if he Z. l ff 1 3 Q i I ' 1 ' V ' , A,AA ,,V, x 4 F .., M .ff 5 In , 'UE . I '11 - V . 4 .Za ' ' W - fi ,M g , lf..,,4, ' F w V 1 , ff, if L Jaw? In the city of Tiffin Ursuline nuns have taught three qenerations of Catholic men and women during a period of seventy- one years. Founded from the Ursuline convent in Cleveland, the Ursuline nuns established a convent school for girls in the Ursuline Academy and rx-fo parochial schools, St. loseph's and St. Marys The Toledo and Tiffin communities united in lOl3 to torns our diocesan community ln l923 in the interests of bath lic education the Ursulines qenerously qafe up this boarding school and acadeim ,f to facilitate the establishment of Calvert Hiqh School SPORTS ly ,gf-I Aki 3' Y if ll. il l l li rin 'pr' 'oi' PM 5 '+A' rz 'L .r--9 -f tif? Frrst Ursulme Convent in Txffm 1864 J ' L . X., . A , , -. , 1 . V C c, ., '1 f- ' . ' ' in V l 6.fi':i .X ,gf QI., , f- ,LL , rw . u. 4-I. . 'v AY, , P' H iw , 135' if J .1-271: -,e ,. if' Al 4 7 v' f 1 -1 ' ':,1,44:L-. 3 fs-. ', 'oiffl T ' A 5 je lx 'ff ,,- -T , A ,Va 4 -,sb 57 wr f , 5 ' ,- ,. 'g ,:',- - XL 1 . . lsli 94- --' - '-' f, sv' 5, X .5i'xy- . S' 'f 3-3, .,- i, X! Ig, , 1,1 ' A N.: -V- . :,,Y.,,V-ldv . Ml 2 ,:4., 1 .H --A' - if-. -. AGT -Q--f' -- , . su' i f'-s r T' A K FH, ' ' ki ,,' 1' . 3- .ffg - riffs- . - LJ f A---ei .W --2-L: SW'-U ' - ,ff'T.3,1l A , F M , ,f , -figwc.. , --- ' - I 'Sf' ZH' -1- fg fi' A C, , -3, :T f ,:, f :9fLj-Q4 1-' ' rv N -gf ' -7 T .,., 1:-,-.fif vm L ---......,.,4 -f' J--'-'--1 - ' v 55 3 I JJ' 'Q , . l I' 3 , 2 f , Top Row lreft to rqhtj FrederxckSche1oe 35 Franc1sMam 36 George Grlhq 6 Watte Leah 5 Thomas Marmes 35 M1chae1We11y 35 W Ilard Banks 35 los pb Spencer 35 Middle Row Paul Thomas 36 Franc1sWe1y 36 Wrllram Qchmrdt 36 Ioseph Fry 36 Eugene D1s'e1 6 IamesMar1nes 38 Pau1G1111q 36 Front How Robert Carrrqan 36 Edward Schuttz 36 Frank Klernrerz 36 Artru Dame 3w Thcrras Gtlck 36 Man'redHar1ett 36 IcsephCc1a'ruqho 37 CoachA A Kramer Prcducrnq the qreates' a '1 team rn the In stcrx Caxver a d a cage team whzch proved tc be ' e wonders at tHe Ncrvatnc tcstrrarnent Codon Kramer has added new anels t hrs alreadw Iona lst G achrevements C ach Krarner asser' e areatest 'oft alt tea Q s acre-er durxnq C iean' .NW1 Tl t as one C Hee est elevens on t rs sect e ese 'ast fr vc ts mauled 're dum c e e se r: nq up 7 L 3 're fpp ne s aes a L e Le raw 4 C s c Jef sf' 'ea s Va es' C D e enat sucfess 'ed -2 f- f- .Q pg f Q 'Hers .- e seas r QL J' :P L 4365 Coach A A Kramer --' I1 -7- ' I ' Q, L: ' I HV: I HGV: ' 1 '32 ' L, I , I X , I 9 ..,, ' A-A 1,': - ,lr .','3: 1 . ' f . ' ' . , ' Q f f. I O ' . :ra ' .i j cf .' Z n ' 1 ' : ' j I f ' . . C , .r -,,.h1edt?.- 4 , at A fbi - ' 1924- . ' I ck wrll C: dewrt i the annals ef Calver . f the .' -t . tke c:1d:::: If R' mn cf the state. s . ..:'.f1na stal: I 3 .. :r:p:s1i1:rg .til :tire ,assi Aifi.. -57 W pcxxts te tl. , 0 ni fn ':.':::1iia 3 gan, 3 :id l:s1:1cj 'ut en ky t.r A tiuah ina. ef 67, The f:Q'.'erte,rs t fred wgth flashy 'mis Q' . ',i. K M , as -.rargen St. '.'.'e:je.:i Cf, .lzne St. 131.13 and G1fSCIflC'Jf4.Th1S hencrn .. r - ' ps , fa: ke dt1r3li'.1.-Q to the Seach 1-Ji: fzrriglated ev,ry rairizna play, trrck play :iz azfecuve pass the Seiecas used ': 3:17. Wictcry. ' .lltheuah the 25:33. stzrtefi :gt wgxh C1 srr.:.I stztgteii :xi .xexn rzented A sagad ef cc',:..',. , he develzpei ther: int: Classy' ifjklffil iaafrs tzward the eid :i the sn. The Krariefiiei ha: a let ef teach LSL: :imma ine regg- 1'ZT seasi: lssrnc 6 caries by :drains ef Q if 4 :trys ist they relily fzgxi the: strzde d'Jf1Y.G the s,i'Q1r.:Q teartiaxeit at ffzrwzln wcllgjsria Franz: and .kr.za ard ther. :ily ti. .i-e te St. fcipi. s Frerzxzt -.vhreh if-xr. later went ii, the s.r:1-final- at CT.i.lY2f.llS. , , was ILLIAJ. Siandmg A f la 7 Sealed 4 C CAPTAINS 1934 35 Football Basketball Captam Captaxn Wxllard Ioseph Banks Spencer 4375 J' 'S E., 1 ' 'I '1 .:'., , f.:'xr:. -rp F4.r'E1'1r D'1:11'11 'Eiq Fzzzrgir '.'.' -ily. 'Em Pt.,-if C':::1':1:1 '3::: furffrza 31.51-SI, 'E'ggV. 1l1f::i 1:1l:- 'E 5 Fl .Lat Q1-'r 'lu Paul :.,1:, 'Zip Fix:-1: L.:1r1, 'fl QQSF, Ep :', r, 'if Cgpdxrxy F:--i-,:1':1 -flii-1f24f 'Elf Fraztlz Hlfzriixeriz, '52, .., l V OF Q l ' ' 19 A . . ' C11 I I, . Wil -a 1:1515 I It 39:31 WWW 1,161 Iames Koch Ruth Kennedy Mary Hoffman CHEER LEADERS Considering the victories and fine spirit of Calvert's athletic teams during the past season, the cheerleaders deserve a good deal of credit They have led the stuaent body in urging the teams to victory and con ducted rousing pep rallies to perfect the cheering of the great crowds that attended the games Such cheerleaders are difficult o find and it was only after some deliberation that this trio was finally selected Their suc cessors will do well to carry on the good pG1OIDY cheering that was their aim throughout the football and basketball season Summary of Basketball Season Regular Season L S N Standing Team A C Crestline Upper Sandusky St Paul Carey St Wendelin alxert Basketball Lettermen 'TE Ccv K'28P c aa L if a play rs ece e e a ac s N 1 Lac a Ja a a e etter 5 if Pa 1: Arthur 1 1 . . ,I . . . L. . . cgi-.fel IQ Creeper 29 W' L- P l' Calvert 24 , St, '.'.'eT,'jel111 fl I f--' ----'- - 9 1 Calvert 22 farey l9 V f- 8 2 Calvert 23 e 51, fee E6 , ,,,, 7 7,,,, ,,,, accaaaccaaaac e 7 3 700 Calvert 25 St, Paul 29 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 7 3 UU Ca r l2 Upper Caniusrq-' I5 l YYYYV V 2 8 CCTJGYT 28 frestlzne ZS C , Y H W Y 1 Q Calvert 25 Carey' 28 Calvert 29 St. Paul QC Calvert 25 lf. Him, 2' ir. keeping : pra tice started a year 4: ' aslezb 11 ' e Cnlveq 16 f-,- .,,,,,,, 14 had formerly r gveadetters w r '7'.'a.r '-d key ' h'le nf A M 'NA , 'f ' Q' 11:1-er .t risers cf ihe sq' 1-. re v r'e tn lf gnitial I . vclvefl 44 UPF? C373'e5KY 44 flies: rece1'r1:: Aeys were' f':,':tf1.r. lc eph Spencer 'fig Fred- Cgyevi 2' S. ,541 24 :1 k -c,,1en.r, E55 Fraxl Kle.r.her.:: '3Eg ul Gillicg, '31 ' ' ' 4' ' Daniels, 'fig :za '.'.'1QIa:3 E::l.: fi. 'These rece1'.'1n: letters, ' ' ' ' ' ' were: Francis -Cali 'If Ftini: '.','e1Ij.' 'Zig Pcbgt Czrxzjcrt, TSC. Znl E54 fig Egger? Sill, 'Sig ar,:i:1:er' Teller, 'QL X ., 1555! ' '-' I 192- MANAGERS 1 9 3 4 1 9 3 5 Shouldering the responsibil- ity of managing the football and basketball teams, these tive lads displayed courage and skill to bring the teams through a strenuous s 'cn raculty power in cas discipline was delegated managers at times whe- coach d emeo it necessa when it Nas impossible to oe present with the t This idea was new in the torv ot the school but pr to be a success Charles Keller 3 Charles Taylor 35 wer p pointed as football mariag r while George Gillig 35 los eph Tomecek 35 ana W' am Schmidt 36 were select a ta manage the baske eers vn-www' Charles Taylor William Schmidt Ioseph Tomecek George Grllrq Charles Keller Summary of Football Season Game Scores L 1: K1 Sfcmdmg G v restl PG Pau S Vve GQ arey Football Lettermen 4 P Sa uso WUC Vt VT 'PTF TT i - Gina... ' 'es of ' ' ' c c u to the ' ro tba e l ' c ry or ' 1 ' ' for mr? ' ' earn ' ' ' V his A , , oved H ,. 5 and , fl H l 9 CT Q . e s ' , . . ff 1, V 1 4 ., .. , ,Nl . ' 1.4 r.. , 1, H , A .9 . 'wr s . t shall I ' Culvert Q 5551135 5 ,T M K., L DM fy,-NSY, Q, , ,w'mn , 7 .93... H . . . x,,.. 'Uv'-Y:-' 1: ,.n,u ..f A5 ,fs 1 , I,'i jj 'fif Mis- 1 X, r eIS 5 O . MZ!-'QV so 2' e': ,. . ' A ' FN 1 m czxxert ll frestlm, 5 V V 1 A 4 1 8vO riff i- is '14 g bt. l 3 2 6,0 e-..r.. Z4 Wife? 'j ,. . A ,.. ' . , r 1 Q ,fx X.Z.'.'?ff 5-Q Jgggjjiglgjg Q YI -..fl 2 3 'LLJJ fs 1 - , , A L 31'-'Hi 6 c zygzizzxr. - f' ' o ' . 4 sae A-r -Q YY 4 .zo Q opper nd' . j U 5 ,ec Qet'eri er. ::' the f:i'b:QQ 'ezsii if EF4 :Tex Czptalr, 'ffillard Eznks 35- frssph Sperxef EE' Serge Silly, EE'fh::11:-!.fz:1:r '35' ...izhlel W-'-'SQY 35, 332416 Erxtkiet 'Ei' ?r::1:1s ...:1: EE: Walter Lezhu' Ei' Fgrhzri Sv.-:se EE- lgihgz' finals EE' Pill GLl.13 '3'3: 2:15:12 21s'e. IQ' fhytias Glick 'EEA Edvfzii S:2tul': 35: Frznk Klezihetiz Ei- F:1::gs ','.'eQQ',' E54 ..:b51T f3fi.g:: 25- P31 Th:m:s 35' ,,- 4a PATRONS ot Calvert Student ACflV1tl6S i,ZwiE?Mf AL., 0 Q AQMMWM f,,..157,.4a4.... Zpfifi-L.7ffM Of what ivffeeffwaw Qtfffffw l ZLQQLQBKQQ t lam, X JMJWM t AMZWQ 17 new YXWW47 C few, UMAWMUJMM' ii-:twin gfwqygf 9 tfwfgiigwt MMM zip jg ,,,aftw11W.,,aMfgl Dittaffeiwiompfciz 2,02 Gwmfw I EVV07? G-H i.?2M421f 449-2-fE2mMX fwifffzogf i Qvca I 5 4405 X towwk Rtgiim Qfg+SpwYQ Qyfgffv-ft, fx0zf,,w,4a1f' 7549? Q QLWJMJ W WW MJ 126-r44fwzfe,z:g 5 a 5 M44 Q97 f gwwwfdjw, 13315 lil - r ll .liltjl The h oi the senior class wish to express their sincere appreciation to the f it ' trons for their encouragement of alvert Student Activities ' i I . . . X ef 1 A. i ' I ' p -V' KX , , 646 A 1 . - Z, Qt f f ff f KJoo.uM ' ,. I X . v - J' fat ,f V A t ' - , 5 my f 042 I V A A I ' w ff- 0 j . ' t J 7 I . fu. A ? ' iw . 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I I I h Ld ff x Yr ,G X RK571Lca QL A9721 ,J f f 1 X ' , 1 HAPPENINGS IN HOBGKEN Hobokenl' That city instantly recalled The Hvsterical Hoboken Herald and the editor of that renowned newspaper our forrn r schoolrnate Paul Kuebler So it was in the summer of 49 that we entered the nearest aoorway of this office We immediately saw why the paper had received its name Martha Ehrenfried the Cousin Amelia who writes Advice To The Lovelorn dashed over to the typist Anna Marie Kimmet to give her the copy for her column As she turned around she bumped into the police reporter Eugene Brickner who shouted lust received the news from police captain Charles Taylor that his best motorcycle cop Maurice Leahy has arrested Mr and Mrs Vern Kinn tformerly Phyllis Andersonl and Mr Charles Keller and bride the former Gertrude Nufer for speeding down Main Street At this moment Mr Kuebler s private secretary Helen Burkart danced out of the office and offered to serve as our guide First we visited the headline office In the press proof we noticed two surpris ing headlines Idaho Farmer Thomas Hessberger Baises Prize Potatoes Greta Weinberger and Zelma Phillips Return From Stage Tour Then we sauntered into the office of Walter Winchel Leahy In his column Flashes we read that Iames Koch and his wife Marcella Brickner had won the Pulitzer Prize that Scheiber and Hum mer brokers had merged with the Marinis Corporation that Welly Soap Stocks went up two and a half points today In the office of the Woman s Page we found Mary Hoffman society editor writing a report of the reception held at the Long I land estate of the sausage king Mr and Mrs Richard Swope the former Marian Smith The reception honored Miss Mary Iane Doran who is leaving on an European tour In another corner Margaret Gassner was designing costumes for a new Gillig and Spencer show starring Maurice Kuhn and Catharine Peabody Nearby Lucille Grubel and Madeline Angus were gathering information for the cook1ng department Ruth Kennedy and Evelyn Mangette co-authors of the serial story were busily writing the fifth chapter of Aunt Lizzie s Legacy We found that Eileen Kuhn was collecting beauty hints for Nick Schetter s Beauty Salon In this charming salon were An gela Vondenberg as manicurist and the Parisian tonsorlal artists Monsieur Vinton Ftobenalt and Mademoiselle Mathias. Looking over the copy for Eileen Burkes Points On Etiquette we noticed an answer to a question asking how many people should be in the receiving line at a wedding re- ception for Marcella Buchman and an English Lord. Entering the next office we found Will Banks sports editor rushing in with the news that Gilbert Bihn had broken the hundred yard dash record set by Joseph Tomecek last year. Everyone in the room was wildly excited over th fact that Mary Alice Clapper had swum the English Channel and that Fritz Scheiber had won the heavyweight championship of the world. We learned that Charles Letterhos with l'is teammates Siebenaller and Kurtzman were playing with the New York Pink Socks managed by Francis Main. Banks announced that Corleen Thome would defend her tennis title against Anna Kerkhoff the next day at the Fairmont Country Club where two weeks ago Mildred Swope had defeated the English Golf Champion. In the 'News From Nearby Towns department we found an article stating that Paul Bumschlag and Wade Stein were about to start on a cross-country tour selling Sure-Cure Corn Pads. From the Trenton Times we read that loanno Dariano was about to publish Photographic Facts for Ama- teurs. Irene Smith had recently opened an antique shop in Brooklyn. And finally we visited the Ad Department. We glanced at the galley ana saw that Frankart and Fiegilist florists were open for business. At the top appeared a large ad Sacksteder and Krupp High Class Veterinarians Dogs a Specialty. No cows horses pigs Of OICli!'1C1IY CIf1iI1'1C1lS CIllOWGd- With our minds filled with facts about our former classmates, we left the office of the Hysterical Hoboken Herald , realizing that a newspaper office is the best place to hear news. 4425 L l I 1 I 'I 1 Q 1 1 . 1 Q 1 -V - 1 . . . . . 11 . 11 . 1 , 1 1 . 1 - 1 11 . . 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . ' 1 1 . . 11 . 1 . , 1- ' 1 A 1 - - A I1 . . 11 11 . 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Q . . 1 '- 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - -- 1 11 1 . 1 11 1 . . . , . . 1 ' I . . . . 1 11 . 1 11 . 1 1 v 9 E , A 1 1 , 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 11 V 1 11 1 1 ' 11 , 1 1 1 .IJJJ II U13 V ff 4, 1 If 6 f X ff f 'ff Wf fi ff Q if f ef Aj W , IOHN BAUMGARDNER RUTH WARNEMENT RALPH SEISLOVE MARY KUHN Presldent Vice President Treasurer Secretary 1 935 ALUMNI REVIEW nn-ual Prelrmlnary to the annual busrness meetrng ofthe Calvert Alumnr ASSOCIGTIOH members E1 Ctlon of the nomlnatrng comm1ttee held the1r meetrng December l8 l934 at the school The o lowlng offrcers were elected at the busrness meet1ng lanuary 4 lohn Baumgardner presr dent Ruth Warnement vrce presrdent Ralph Selslove treasurer and Mary Kuhn secretary Durrng the meetmg var1ous pertrnent toplcs were brought up for drscussron In regard to an alumnr paper It was dec1ded that the secretary would act as reporter and refer the alumn1 news to staff mem bers of The Calvert News As the result of the need ot more soc1al hte among Cathollc youth an act1v1ty program for the comlng year was outlrned The presrdent also named charrmen for varlous commlttees Phrlbert Houck soc1al Alrce Harrrs dramanc Thomas Straxn muslcal Vrctor Hartzell publrcatrons Charles Mrller and Edmund Kueblar sports Pre Lenten lnauguratrng a serres of soc1al entertamment for the Catholrc young people of Trffrn Dance members of the Alumnr Assoclatlon held a pre-lenten dance at the Kmghts of Colum bus home, Wednesday evenrng, February 27 The even1ng's program rncluded danc 1ng, card playxng, musrcal and novelty numbers The dance was 1n charge of Phllbert Houck, charrman, Alma Werley, Frances Boehler, Ardrnell Banks, Helen Hessberger, Bernard Baumgardner, and Frank Zreger Although the Alumnr sponsored the soc1al event the1r Catholrc fnends were 1nv1ted to attend Alumni Receptron of new members rnto the Alumnr Assocratron has been arranged to be held Reception at the Kmghtg 0fCQ1umbu5 home, Iune l9 As rn former years the Alumm have com pleted plans for an enterta1nment whlch 1S to be followed by a dance Slxty one new members wrll be admrtted rnto the1r ranks Thrs atta1r w1ll also serve as a homecommg for former Calvert graduates 4435 , . C L g 1 i Q 1 ,. 34242034 xi we ' I?-f 1. . ,A z 55-11.3 , 2 .fr N ,C V A I . . . . . . f 1- e ' - . , ' I 1 7 , I , - I , I , Z I I , I I - . AUTOGRAPHS FACULTY IUNIORS P 1:1318 II Il .lilil ISHS I I 19313 AUTOGRAPHS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 13.13 11 .IJJJ SACKSTEDER BROS T1 f n Ohm 4465 1 g Q A G L 1 The pnitziq cf this annual 'sfcs an charge cf ii I , 15.13 ll HALL SEFTON SEIDEL 6. FARRIS ' 1 , I',fL'l M 'lil f i Cfllvzm f 07454, ' 'IME ,