Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1942 volume:

'I942 The Culvertunu Foreword In preparlng this annual we have endeavored to chart In pictures and words a complete record of our last year In hugh school In the fllght of time new Interests will occupy our mmds but In moments of leisure It will be with great loy that we will turn to this means of re vlvmg memorues of our happy school days any way alded ln the progress of our class actlvltles To our prlncapal and teachers we extend deepest gratitude for the rellglous tralnlng we have re celved durang our four years of attend ance at Calvert and we hope that In future years It wlll be a great Influence In determmlng the courses of our llves psfw ' I I I Q We sincerely thank all those who in I U e 0 The Calvertcma BL T CALVERT HIGH SCHOOL TIFF OHI 'I942 PU ISHED BY HE SENIOR CLASS OF IN: O: qi? 0 X-521 F91 .,Vlc O Qiggkf W1 2393 Hs ffwia,-Q Dedication In this war strlcken age we need the speclal help of the true Patroness of Peace Our Lady of Victory It IS most tlttmg since she IS the Patroness of the United States that we ask her help In thus hour of need for It was on the feast of the Immaculate Conception that the peruls of war first struck our beloved land As we look with great uncertainty Into the tuture we pray that Our Lady will bestow her care and protection upon all those In the service especlally the boys who call Calvert thelr Alma Mater With this fervent prayer m mind we the graduates of 1942 lovingly dedicate this yearbook to Our Lady of Victory P9 f Qs ccce S 9. 1 ' . . f' .,g 5 V fiiefc ees r 111 l' lls, ,Q QH V in y i,4s- Q T e Administration Human nafure IS so consh fufed fha! all see and fudge men than rn their own beffer in fhe affairs of ofher . C page SIX Reverend George C Jaege Prlnclpal PRIESTS OF THE FACULTY Although o pr e t IS primarily ordauned to offer he Sacrlfuce of the Ma s and admmlster the Sacraments to the portlow of Chrlsts flock com mltted to has care he must also participate In the centur es this office has In part been ful fllled In the schools since true culture Includes the plrltual development of man together with the Intellectual and phys cal Priests therefore have been associated wlth Calvert from nts mceptlon Reverend Earl M Schmrt Assistant Principal the teaching office of the Church. Down through QW Rt Rev Msgr R I Kmnone STD VG Reve end George May Hey XUQMO Re Veren Q ff z C C 60 Reverend lehmkuhl page seven ' , Q V ' ' if ,, ' I ' f . .fa , A 4 . . . . . , . . ., . . r Pev George C Jaeger BA Relvglon Sociology Pulnllc Speulung Board of Fiscal Confrol Rev George J May Board of Fiscal Control Rev Earl M Schmlt BA Religion page eight Sister M Charlotte A GY 'S xs 0' Teaching Personnel Rev C C Herlnghaus BA Religion Glee Club Rellglon Suster M Aloysua MA Engllsh Hlstory Sister M Charlotte BA Lnbrarlan Sister M Cordula BA Physics Malhemahcs Snster M Emmanuel Sister M Fabian Suster M Leha U Ko 5'f S.,e,M-ls e'M.cd o Rt. Rev. Msgr. R. I. Kinnane, S.T.D., V.G. Rev. Leo A. Lehmkuhl, B.A. 5- 6- Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister R052 give Sister M. Victoria I Siste, Teaching Personnel M Emmanuel BSE latin M Fabian BSE English Latin M Lelia, M A English History M Rose BA Mechanical Drawing Mathematics M Victoria BS Art Home Economics Science me 14 140' 5.41 '4' Sister M Virginia B S E Biology Chemistry Mr A A Kramer BA History Physical Education Miss Louise Wannemacher BA Mathematics German Mrs Agnes Zender BA Commerce Miss Anna Mae Reiter School Secretary My '9iniQ Mr A A Kramer Miss Louise Wannemacher Mrs Agnes Zender Miss Anna Mae Reiter page nine cx4l77Z6l Jllczter CECIL CALVERT CALVERT We have come to love your colors for they symbolize the rug t an troubles and dark trrals too they shed a friendly llght Wuth loving thoughts your children CALVERT Each year some class holds fond regrets when parting time draws near And soon our volces too will loin the chorus strong and clear Our hearts forever Alma Mater hold your memory dear I . . hi . . I I 7 will recall the blue and white. . . 2 I I H I I I The Graduates once only can we live rf Life is before each of us Sensors 837 gil 9 HGV X 1 page twelve MARY LOU ANDERSON EILEEN BANKS MILDRED BENNER ELDON BREIDENBACH LUCILLE BLUST THOMAS BURGER ANN BOEHLER THOMAS DISTEL KATHLEEN BORK ROSANNE BREWER DOLORES BRINKMAN HELEN BURSA 'I942 Mary Lou Anderson Pensave serrous sometimes dreams Usually very quiet rt seems Calvertana Edrtorlal Stall Inter Nos Guard of Honor I 4 Eldon Breldenbach Edison s equal rn the lab With all scrence he keeps tab Calvertana Guard of Honor I Ann Boehler Green eyes brown har short and tan Thats the descrrptron ol lrttle Ann Calvertana Edutorlal Staff Guard o Honorl 2 4 Rosanne Brewer Shes our singing lrlsh colleen Wnth lang tresses of shmy sheen Calvertana Edutornal Stall Guard of Honor I 3 Chromcle Leader 2 3 Glee Club I Llbraruan Actuvuty Medal 2 3 Eileen Banks Very graceful when she walks Very charming when she talks Calvert News Calvertona Inter Nas Guard of Honor 3 4 Luculle Blust Understudy of Dlnah Shore When she srngs you ll ask for more Calvertana Guard of Honor 4 ass Play Glee Club I 2 Student Councul 2 Thomas Dustel Lvkes to argue wlth his teachers Peps the crowd up rn the bleach ETS ACTIVITIES AWARD Calvertana Inter Nos Guard f nor I 4 Class Play C e Leader 3 4 Dolores Brlnkman Watch her swlm watch her run She Il compete wrth anyone Ca vert News Calvertana Guard of nor I 2 3 4 Class Play C Officer 3 Muldred Benner Such big Ideas for one so small ln getting thrngs clone shes llrst of all MAY CROWNING Calvert News Calvertana Guard of Honor 2 3 4 Thomas Burger See the camera on the man? Tommy rs a prcture fan Calvert News Calvertana Edntonal Staff Inter Nos Guard of Honor I 3 4 Class Play Class Offlcer 4 Football 4 Kathleen Bork Always courteous and palnte Makes her troubles seem so lrght ACTIVITIES AWARD Calvert News Calvertana Inter s Guard ol Honor I 2 3 ee Club I 2 3 Helen Bursa An honest to goodness blonde Ol good readrng she rs land Calvertana Guard of Honor 4 page thnrteen , , 1 ' ' 1 : : z 1 t . : , - 5 f t , - I V I . . 7 7 I F 1 Cl 2 , , 3, 4: , : : A : f I 1 1 I A V 1 I 5 I ' I , ' ' 1 : : 0 N0 : , , , 4: f , I , HO , 2, : : h er GI , , , 4. , . I , f - f f ' ' F I : 7 : , f I A 1 1 H0 I I , 1 2 lass t 2, 3: ' ' 4: ' . Seniors Paul Ehrenfrled Catching smrle and so fun loving Af a :lance he s rn fhere Sl'IOVlfIg Calvert News Calvertana Editorial Staff Guard of Honor l 2 Class ay Glee Club 2 3 Football Manager 2 3 4 Mary Corcoran Charm and humor energehc Wrrh aflractron fhats magnefnc Calvert News Calvertana Inter sron Offrcer 1 Chronlcle Leader 2 Class Play Class Officer 3 Student Council 2 Cheer Leader 4 John Gardner Furrous speedsfer round and merry For lhe red hgh? he wont larry Calverfana Guard of Honor Football 4 Jettle Dell s the thnngs you say and the smales you wear Tho! makes the sun shine every where Ca vert News Edntor Calvertana Inter Nos Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Mnssnon Officer 3 Class Play page fourteen Geraldine Carrlgan Happy go lucky car free and 907 No obstacle ever wull stand an er way Calvert News Calvertana Guard of Honor 'l 2 3 4 Chronucle Leader e b 3 4 Mass Officer 4 Class Play Lawrence Galetto Soclable yef very qulef We all wrsh we could be A e f al .loan Damel Pleasant small and land an loyal When fheres work shes sure to Ol Calverfana Inter Nos Guard of Honor 3 4 Donald Kurtzman MAY CROWNING Hes known as Tiny although he: fall Wrllmg fo answer every ca Calvert News Calvertana Guard of Honor 2 4 Class Offrcer 4 Paul France Baskefball player super deluxe Nre drsposmun loves to drrve frucks CLASS FAREWELL Calvert News Calvertcna Edltorlol Staff Inter Nos Guard of Honor 'I Mlsslon Offrrer 'l 3 Class ay Class Treasurer 3 Basketball 2 3 Captam 4 Actuvuty Award 3 Mary Crest Talented plants? of pals the best If :ts o problem she sfands the es Calverf News Calvertana Inter Nos Guard of Honor 2 4 Mlssnon Offrcer 'l Class Play Jerome Keller A lfftle nonsense now and fhen ls relished by ihe besf of men Guard of Honor 'l 2 Mlssnon Offl 2 Glee Club 2 3 Dorothy Dlstel Wrtfy sayrngs dark and neai Pleasant greehng when you moo! Calvertana Edrtorral Staff Guard onorl 2 3 Gee Club l O ' ' - ' - - , -2 - z I ' ' h . Pl z , , 4: 1 2 : ' ' , , . , , , 1 ' - : : z lp Gle Clu 'l, 2, , 7 ' ion ' ' '. , : Pl I ' ' ' ' . ' l'k - - A , l' ' r 9. Nos: Gvflfd of HODOI' lf 2, 32 MlS- Calvertanag Mission Officer 4. I I : ' 2 ' . . I 4 ' , , ' cl .. - , , - I.. f 'l. I 2 ' ' '- 7 47 cer g , , 4. lf' ' ' ' , f ' , ' ' 1 ' ' ' ll. of H , , 5 l , 2, 3. l ' . . ' I V 1 , , , ' ' 1942 lx Jay vi 'vi' 4q 5 'Q' -up-v 3 Q' PAUL EHRENFRIED GERALDINE CARRIGAN PAUL FRANCE MARY CORCORAN LAWRENCE GAIETTO MARY CRIST JOHN GARDNER JOAN DANIEL JEROME KELLER JETTIE DELL DONALD KURTZMAN DOROTHY DISTEL page fifteen Seniors Evelyn Elchert ln Evelyn s dark brown eyes You ll see maschlef and surprise Calvert News Calvertana lnter s Guard of Honor l 2 3 Gee Club 2 3 4 Ruchard McCarthy He a' rather fish lhan go to school With his boolcs he doesnt fool Calvertano Imogene Hamulton With eyes that twrnkle lnps that cur We all agree shes Regular Glf Calvertana Guard of Honor 4 Class Play Frank Mucclaclto To your troubles he wnll lasten In excrtemenf hes nof mrssln page slxteen Carl Luclus Born actor mcknamed Mouse Hrs humor echoes through the house Calvert News Cclvertana Musnon Officer 2 Class Play Aluce Glllug Shell be there at the as mlnufe If theres a crowd shes always Calvert News Calvertana Guard of H nor'I 2 3 4 Glee Club3 e Vlrgul Mathias A draflsman wlfh self cansclous avr And known Indeed for wavy mr Calvertana Edltornal Staff Guard onor l 2 Glee u Basketball 4 Football 3 4 Mary Krupp A trJe friend eyes of blue You re happy when she smlles at ou Calvertana Edll0fIGl Staff Guard of Honor 'l Lucy Gauetto Full of fun and mnschref too Her laughter always helps he through Calvert News Calvertana Edutor Inter Nos Guard of Honor I 2 3 4 Chronicle Leader 2 George Marlnls Our Lvl Abner dark and serious About athletlcs hes dellrrous Guard of Honor l Mnssxon Officer Bask ball 4 Footbal 3 Cap ann 4 Maxlne Hoffman A champion typrst brain so witty Loves to sung a lnttle ditty Calvert News Calvertana Business Manager G ard of Honor 'l 3 MISSION Offucer 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Class Play Robert Ronker Hrs ludgmeni IS so safe and sound Its never dull when hes around Calvertana Inter No Guard of Honor 3 Mlsslon Offxcer l 3 Class Play Class Presud nt 3 I , f , 1 1 2 No: , , , 4: : 1 ' I 2 I 5 5 , ' 5 . I I f 5 ' . , . I . - I 5 .. Y ' ' ' . ' 1 ' 2 ' in it. l U I 5 5 45 el 3, 5 l , C0- 0 5 5 5 5 , Vic T ' . President 4. I5 If ' ' ' . ' U H 1 . r . . ll.. ll ' - 2 I U 1 7 z 2 F of ' ' ' , 1 , , H , , Cl b 2, 3, 4, F I 2 1 - . 1 , - r ' 4 I Y 5 . . . F F :F , 2, 3, 4. , : ' ' ' , : . . D , v . 1942 ,fx 5335 -env' 4-JD' vi ZS -OSL 'S' '-if '04 dan. I +91 r fi 43' -Qq,.s 'i 1-H s .ag Pi EVELYN ELCHERT CARL LUCIUS LUCY GAIETTO RICHARD McCARTHY ALICE GILLIG GEORGE MARINIS IMOGENE HAMILTON VIRGIL MATHIAS MAXINE HOFFMAN FRANK MUCCIACITO MARY KRUPP ROBERT RANKER page sevenfeen Seniors Calvm Roberts Babe rn school ns very bright For hrm aarplanes are a delight Calvertana Inter Nos Guard of Honor 2 Betty Magers Mr Webst rs head would whirl It her words at htm she d ur Calvertana Guard of Honor 4 Richard Walllser A cheerful sm le ant be wrong lt helns to cheer the world along Evelyn Mitchell The Shrrley Temple ot our class Qu te a chummy little lass Calvert News Calvertana Guard Honor I 4 Class page erghteen Alma Magers Edmund Scherer Quiet tnmrd and most smcare Ardent typtst wvth blonde hair Her country hte ts filled wrth In all he does he seems to tore cheer Guard ot Honor 2 4 Victor Smith A bashtul grin a happy smile Keeping friends IS w ll worth while Calvertana Guard ot Honor 2 Huldegarde Meurer l lumoro.1s ett cient and land In all these the best you ll find norI 2 4 Chron Leader Richard Werlmg Entertaining dark red halr ln sportsmans laurel: he can share Calvertana B slr tbaII 3 4 Foot ball 3 Co Cap ann 4 Phylhs McElheny Capable with zest so hearty Shes the hte of every party Ca vert News Calvertana Guard of H nor 'I 3 4 Mrssuon Of u er Glee Club 3 4 Class Ottucer 4 James Welter .lfmmy rs a rural resident We thrnlr someday he wtll be president Calvert News Calvertana Edutorual Stott Inter Nos Guard ot Honor 4 C a Pla Fo Joan Platt Always wrllrnq never slow Brnght and happy thats .lo Calvertcma Edltor Inter Nos Guard onorl 2 3 4 Glec- CIJ ' ' h I ' ' ' -2 ' ' . . . 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COIVGVY News: CaIvcr':'naf Guard I A I ot Ho , , 5 n'cIe 5 3, 4. 7 7 2, 3, p I ss yy otbaII 3, 4. at , 2, p Play, 5 a e , 7 ' ot H , , , 5 'b 3, 4. 1942 13 Rm,-'Y f CALVIN ROBERTS ALMA MAGERS EDMUND SCHERER BETTY MAGERS VICTOR SMITH PHYLLIS McELHENY RICHARD WALLISER HILDEGARDE MEURER JAMES WELTER EVELYN MITCHELL RICHARD WERLING JOAN PLATT page nineteen Seniors - 1942 Ruth Rener A simple counlry gurl al hearf Always ready lo do her parl Calvertana Edlfoflfll Sfaff Guard of nor 1 3 A friend io all pehle and brfghl This lllle miss can really wnle CLASS WELCOME Calvert News Calverfana Guard of Honor 'I 2 Chronucle Leader 2 Class Officer 4 page iwenty '64 '-sq Clarence Wurm A man of wisdom fall and hand some Knows hs uerman well and fhen some Jeanne wllh lhe llghl brown hair Slrales away wlfhouf a care Calverlana Guard of Honor 'I 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 RUTH REITER CLARENCE WURM PHYLLIS SZABLEWSKI DOROTHY WAHRER JEANNE WANGLER DOROTHY ZIMMER Phyllis Szablewsku Full of laughler full of fun Shes lhe friend of everyone Calvertana Guard of Honor 'I 3 4 Chronicle leader 4 Class Pay She s fhe friendly sorl llus gal We know you d like her for a pal SCHOLASTIC AWARD Calvert News Calverfana Edutonal Scff Guard of Honor 2 4 MISSION Offlcer 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 H Y , ' ' 5 I 2 1 2, Ho , , 4. ' , 1 ' p I . Dorothy Wahrer Jeanne Wqngler Dorothy Zimmer It Happened In . 312 what happy mortals' Rushed against dear Calverts portals Seven to zero we upset Gallon For tlve more games we kept on rallyln Tlny Tom Dorothy and Phll We chose to lead us through the mall Jettle Dell our school news edntor Gave our rlvals a competitor George Duck John the squad agreed Dad most to help the team succeed 4 Our mlsslon rally proved successful Pennies? Wow' We had a chesttul The whole school we were surely pleasm Christmas Tableaux was the reason kai! Every student brought a book I8 For a sailor or a rookle Our Calvertana Drnve was over We reached our quota too by love r' A new system the demerlt Seems some students couldnt bear Edrtors were Lucy and Jo Our Calvertana IS lust so' A program In St Angelas Hall Mary Manse gave tor one and all PRJL KAL The boys were entertained all right The reason? Sadle Hawklns mg ,A Y sham? Mr Muller made our play Lease on Liberty wan the day We danced as though struck by a bomb While at our Jumor Sensor Prom The sky was blue perfect the day We crowned Our Lady Queen ot May if Once more the semors made retreat Our souls and God dld closer meet Wnth many tears tarewells were sand Well cry again when thus IS read P9f ty 0 0 TI Egg' A ,Bi ' -f-.1 si he A ff -i I u y o I ' ' it. R' 1 H ia Ei? T - 226, , : . I I I . I . O . I 1, :K t,f7 I , bw-' ' I I . . u . I . I . -- ' ' ' ht! ' ' 1 1 , '51 9 1 ETC' lf A-se -Lal 1 ' , . , ll ' H ' 1 ' Y I I . I JA N .E I3 Z- 'L al K 2, -. . ' I . I . , I ' - 1 u u o I I ' u G e WBT! - Joan Platt Kathleen Bork Lucy Ganetto in : ',f, we 'll su-.4 CLASS OFFICERS Phyllis Mcflheny Thomas Burger Scholastic Honor Ro Lucille Blust Thomas Burger Mary Corcoran Paul France Lucy Galetto Maxine Hoffman Calvert News Kathleen Bork Lucy Galetto Mary Corcoran Dorothy Wohrer G rcldme Carrlgan Hlldegarde Meurer Mildred Benner Phyllis McElheny Alice Gillig Dolores Brinkman Thomas Distel Paul Ehrenfrled Paul France Richard Walllser Catholic Chronicle Hildegarde Meurer Mary Lou Anderson Kathleen Bork Dorothy Dlstel Evelyn Elchert page twenty two Donald Ku rtzman Dorothy Wohrer Senior Recorder Listed below are the names of those seniors maintaining 48 honor points or over in their iunior and senior religion classesp listed also are those having an average of T20 honor points or over for all four years of study. The remaining page carries the names of those who gained their quota or who surpassed it in the activities of the year Other honors went to Mildred Benner and Donald Kurtz man who were elected principals in the annual May Crownlng ceremony to Dorothy Wahrer and Paul France commence ment speakers to Kathleen Bork and Thomas Distel, winners of activities award to Dorothy Zimmer for highest scholastic average Honor Roll Dorothy Wahrer James Welter Dorothy Zimmer Religion Honor Roll Mildred Benner Lucille Blust Thomas Burger Mary Corcoran Mary Crist Jettie Dell Evelyn Elchert Paul France Lawrence Galetto Actlvltles Phyllis McElheny Dorothy Wahrer Jeanne Wangler Thomas Dlstel Donald Kurtzman Paper Sale Maxine Hoffman Lucy Galetto Geraldine Corrigan Hlldeaarde Meurer Jeanne Wangler Evelyn Elchert Lawrence Galetto Paul France Robert Ranlrer George Marinis Calvertana Lucy Galetto Mary Corcoran Mildred Benner Rosanne Brewer Hlldegarde Meurer Ruth Reiter Kathleen Bork Maxine Hoffman Alice Gllllg Dorothy Zimmer Mary Crist Betty Magers Phyllis McElheny Imogene Hamilton Dolores Brinkman Mary Lou Anderson Jeanne Wangler Phyllis Szablewskl Ann Boehler Mary Krupp Evelyn Elchert Jettle Dell Eileen Banlu Geraldine Carrigan Richard Walllser Thomas Distel John Gardner Paul Ehrenfrled Imogene Hamilton Maxine Hoffman Donald Kurtzman Joan Platt Dorothy Wohrer James Welter Dorothy Zimmer Victor Smith James Welter Thomas Burger Eldon Breidenbach Class Play Phyllis Szablewslu Thomas Burger Geralaine Carrlgan Joan Daniel Thomas Distel Paul Ehrenfrxed Paul France Ann Boehler Jetta Dell Mary Crist Carl Lucius Maxine Hoffman Jeanne Wangler Ruth Reiter Virgil Mathias Robert Ranker Richard Walliser -. 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I ' The Underclasses and results wlll manage fhemselves Lei us wafch our beginnings Junlors page twenty four Dorothy Adams Charles Ahrens Patrlcua Ames lrene Baar .loan Bakos Patrlcla Blust Mary Jane Joan Alba Max Ruta Jo Boehler Borer Borer Botton Burkart Burkart Thomas Burkart James Burns Margaret Burns Domlnlc Bursa Samuel Colatrugllo George Crobuurh Frederlck Decker Robert De Ran Georgia Ecos Margaret E er Ida Fleck Beatrice Frankhart Ruth Ann Goshe Helen Guss Louis Haeflnng John Haman Donald Hayes Joanne Heyman Suzanne Houck Rlchard Klmmet Enleen Klrby Marguerite Kirchner Bernard Koerper Gregory Kouclelka Robert Kramer Luna Krupp Ruta Kummerer O Carol Diringer ll l 1942 wi! 1- i 55, 6 Qc vs. 1 5.- ue-, fit is 25, -34. 125- Q.. no-' 'Y' ,Y '11, Y' 'V' tvs Y' Joanna Latona Rosemary Lenhart Carl Lotay Georgnana McGowan Frank Martm Sarah Paradiso Joseph Plrrung Eugene Phulllps James Reuf Richard Remhart Dorothy Rider Eugene Rader Mary Rufflng Thomas Sacksteder Donald Sesslove Roland Sendelbach Richard Sertell Thomas Schauder Joan Schock Harold Schumm Carmen Splna June Skokane Evelyn Smeth Francls Smith Evelyn Thom Mcrlorle Thom Robert Traunero Helen Wagner John Wagner Walter Wagner Norma Wall Pauline Welmerslurk Loretta Wemberger Elizabeth Welter Dorothy Wilhelm Geraldine Wright Mary Ann Zablocko Margaret Zlrger page twenty five Sophomores Qu f Q- 2 4 + A f' l wr- J it ,V 1 4 I 3 nv av Q. Q. Ss. wa.. qo- page twenty sax Sta 'Pr o- ll-'O' . Lx 'gi Norma Ball Thomas Benner Betty Bentz Rose Marie Bernard Martha Borer James Bour Joan Burkart Robert Burger Vivian Rose Burke Albert Crist Joanna Culicchia Richard Daniel Rosemary Daniel Joseph Dell Alvin DeMonte Wanda Derflmger Agnes Disfel Marlorie Dlstel Anna Lou Dryfuse Thomas Elchert Raymond Ernst Marlorle Feintuch Walter Fleck Anna Flelschmann Jeanne Fox Paul Gabrlnger Francis Gauetto Michael Galetto Eugene Gardner Eileen Greune Annabelle Grieseldtng John Halma Joan Hamilton Paul Haman Eugene Heyman Rita Kauffman Evelyn Heyman Marlarle Klmmet Chadyne Kirchner Berma Kramer Mary Kuebler Richard Kuhn James Kummerer James Lambrlght 5. QM b' if . . . i A 6. -5. V, , gg 1' . . . . 'Q ' s av- . ' ' Q V- 4' ev - - iw.-sf Sv , Q' ,f X i an . . , . fs - of , so L g .- A A 5 g Y J ' my '7'-5. 5' 1 J J Q +2 . . , ,,,. 3 Q... J' ' , Mary Jane Klopp x 9 is I Q 'P' , ' g 3 Mid I Q ' . 4 f . 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A x X Freshman Iv 0. 0. page twenty-eight James Arbogast Anna Bentz Eugene Bernard Mary Birch Dolores Boehler Betty Bork Margaret Botton Rose Anne Bour Wayne Breldenbach Joann Buchman James Burkart Paul Clemons Patricia Corcoran John Crust Ruta lou Daniel Carmella Darlano William Dlstel Paul Elchert Wade Flegellst John Fox Joan Fraley Jane Frankart Louis Galetto Marguerite Gillng Regina Glllrg Alice Goetz Robert Grover Margaret Grummel Eugene Guss Harmon Guss Robert Haeflmg Dorothy Hcman Lucille Harper Ruth Hoepl Joanne Hoffman Mary Hcman Bernard Huss Mary Keller Donald Kirchner Joan Kirchner Joan Koudelka Cornelius Krupp Jeanne Kuhn Joan Kuhn Dorothy Kummerer Ruta Kuntz Arthur Loesser Howard Lucas Rlchard Lucius Marlorle McClead Eugene McClellan Mary Lou Magers Paul Mllettl Joseph Paradnso Mary Panuto Charlotte Patton James Phllllps Geraldme Puffenberger Mildred Ranker Richard Relf Dorothy R unhart Madeline Reunhart Dorothy Renter Charles Roberts La Donna Sauber Robert Schrlner Cecllla Scott Mary Serr Burdell Sherman James Slebenaller Eleanor Skoxane John Smith Joseph Stemhauser Paulette Sussang Edmund Szablewslu Howard Tlell Rnchard Vassalle Robert Wahrer Paul Walluser Phyllis Walllser J an Weusenberger Bernard We' Marlory Wel er Mary Ellen Wertz Cl rence Wllhelm John Zenger Martha Seifert . .ly page twenty nme Hither- 'ilk as page thnrty LIBRARY Perhaps the most helpful of all rooms for the entare school us the Inbrary Under the supervssuon f Suster M Charlotte much useful data I5 gathered and kept an or ganlzed form for accessnonmg One of the outstandmg prolects of the Ilbrary thus year was the collectmg of books for the armed forces SCCIAL SCIENCE The hlstory course of study at Cal vert Includes Ancnent Hlstory usually taken by freshmen Modern hustory by sophomores and American Hrs tory by the semors The Amerlcan Hlstory course Includes the study af the Amerlcan Government Sensors also have the chance of takmg soclology Approxlmately 230 students are enrolled the Socnal Scnence classes whnch are taught by Father Jaeger Suster M Aloysla Snster M Lella and Mr Kramer ENGLISH Engllsh a requured sublect has for nts arm to teach the student to speak correctly to express hrs thoughts clearly and accurately to developa love for and apprecuatlon of good Iuterature to give hum can fedence and poese In spealung be fore a group There are twelve Engllsh classes at Calvert three sensor dnvnsnons mcludrng public spealung three lunlor three sophomore and three freshman classes Instructors nn thus department are Father Jaeger Slster Aloysla Slster Fabnan and Suster Lelna COMMERCIAL The commercial courses include Bus: ness Arithmetic generally for fresh men Bookkeeping Knot library crim malsl for sophomores and Typing and Shorthand for both Iuniors and seniors Typing and shorthand stu dents and the bookkeepers are structed by Mrs Aanes Zender Sis ter M Rose teaches the Business chamcal Drawing course Close t I60 students were enrolled In these courses SCIENCE Classes in General Science Biology Physics and Chemistry make up the Science department General Sc: ence as its name implies treats the fundamental laws of science with a minimum of experiment Biology most generally a lunlor sublect ex plains plant and animal life with emphasis on human biology The Physics class for lunnors also takes the physical sciences IH a more de veloped stage senior chemists learn more of the chemical sciences Sister M Victoria Sister M Var gunna and Sister M Cordula are ln charge of this department LATIN The fundamental les of Latn grammar are studied in Latm I The following year students have o taste of Hercules 'Greek superman and the dnctator Caesar Clceros Oations gxve spice to Latm Ill while the seniors enloy the classics o Vergil and Ovid poets It is in the senior year that the Inter Nos , now in its sixth year of pub licahon, is edited Sister Emmanuel and Sister Fabian teach these classes Thlther - page thirty one 0 ' WE 7 . . . ' ii , ' ix GX' I . . l Q is A -f' , I , - - Q ' . ' 2: f inf I , . ' 5 Arithmetic, besides the Junior Me- L 'N ' ' . o ' 1 , I C I I -s . I . X . . . I . i in ru i . I . , I 1 ' r ' ' ' ' , , , 1 f . .I n . . V y M And Yon W M.,-f Ii 3 if-c -VU Di page thurty two HOME ECONOMICS In theur streamluned home economucs department the gurls learn that homemakung us the greatest of all professuons That ut us a busuness they fund out when consuderung the cost of food clothung and home furnushungs that ut us a scuence s evudent un the study of adequate that ut us an art us prov when their attentuon us drawn to an attractuvely set table o rearranged luvung room or a recently selected dress un all the funushed product must measure up to the standards of true beauty and order RED CROSS Durung the past year the school auded the Red Cross un varuous ways Several druves whuch the stu dents supported generously were conducted throughout the cuty Be sudes the work done un the sewung department of the home economucs class the sux uunuor gurls puctured here helped to roll bandages at Mercy hosputal These audes are Jo n Borer and Joanne Heyman standung and .lune Skokane Gear gua Ecos Helen Guss and Joan Bakos sea ed ART SHOPPE ln the art shoppe the boys and gurls learn the language of art whuch us made up by uts vocabulary of lune color lught and dark The student us taught to see everythung e a work f art H s taught that the mund and the hand cooperate exc llently so un the art classes creatuon goes from model aurp anes to clay statues nte grated work us carrued on by keep ung posters on the bulletun boards un the school corrudors Apprecua tuon of the m sters of yesterday and the artusts of today IS part of the pucture study program 's 41 I ' V 'xr' 4 . . -4 1 4 . 1 . . . ., 4 . . . ll I ' 1 g ifgl, f gsg2:sg,, - ' , - - - u -, T 5-f, fg, 3215- ' ' 4 'Ly ' A 4, -I 'LGI dietg ' ' ' ed l - , u A V ' 'A L , , . . . . , 41 if-1 , X J I . . . mx, I , ,' ' u uu guy ' I Y will 'T' .' 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I - T e Activities The folenf of sufcess IS nofh mg more fhcxn doing whof ihoughf of fame ever you do wifhouf C1 May Crowning Mildred Benn Donald Kurtzman Late in May the faculty students and friends of Calvert assembled for the annual May Crowning This ceremony is the most appealing in a religious sense of all the activities of the school year Two members of the senior class honor students in re liglon are selected for this event by the votes of the lunlor and senior classes The students so hon ored during this year were Mildred Benner and Donald Kurtzman The fact that the Blessed Virgin is the patron of Calvert the beautiful season and the simple but never to be forgotten event in the students life Senior Retreat Over fifty seniors were present at the spiritual exercises which marked their annual clay of recollection immediately preceding graduation Opening with Mass and Holy Communion in the Convent Chapel the day was spent in conferences prayer and meditation The retreat which has always been an annual tradition of the school was voluntarily continued by the class of T942 Each year the semor class looks forward to this day as their exclusive privilege and they regard it as the best preparation for graduation page th rty four and x ' er I I I , . I - I I . . beautiful ceremony all combine to make this a . I . , , . . t I I , . i . MISSION OFFICERS TOP ROW left to right Michael Galetto James Bour Lawrence Galetto George Marinas Robert DeRan Francis Smith SECOND ROW left to right Eugene Bernard Joan Bakos Geraldine Corrigan Carol Dirmger Martha Borer FIRST ROW left to right John Smith Joanne Hoffman Patricia Corcoran Anna Lou Dryfuse Maxine Hoffman The Missions The Mission Unit has long been the pet charity of Calvert High School Established in 1927 by the Rev erend H S Gabel who was at that time director of missions in this diocese the mission spirit at Calvert has ever burned brightly This year was no exception rallies held periodically during the year was largely due to their efforts The annual paper sale was held on Friday and Saturday October IO and 'II Students scoured the town in search of paper iron rubber and anything else acceptable to the punk man Calvert court was a scene of bustling activity with the students bringing in the spoils and the huge trucks taking them away This all out effort resulted In a vast accumulation of materal which netted an Impressive fund further the cause of the missions PRAYER LEAGUE At the beginning of the fall term students who volunteered for this service were banded together in the Prayer League The purpose of the League is the perpetual recitation of the Rosary throughout the year This year one hundred and thirty nine students made the pledge The classes are represented as fol lows seniors thirty three luniors forty one sophomores forty and freshmen twenty five Students go to the chapel in pairs at intervals of twenty minutes Continuous prayer is offered for the success of the school and its members page thirty five The officers selected were outstanding in their zeal for the missionsp and the success of the mission , . 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'kNi3' F Calvertana One of the malor actlvatles of the Sensor class IS to secure flnancsal backing for the annual publlcatnon of the Calvertana Thvs year the Seniors brought thus campaugn t a close successfully that they were en cbled to enlarge the book elght pages sz Uk All funancnal affairs for the publucatlon were handled by Maxine Hoffman buszness man ager A staft of twelve assisted co edutors Lucy Galetto and Joan Platt ln edutlng the book whlch was made possible by the generosuty of the business men and merchants of Tnffun whose names appear on the patron nsts on pages forty eught and forty nme usmess Manager Maxine Hoffman Editors STAFF Lucy Galetto Joan Platt EDITORS ASSOCIATE EDITORS Maryl Anderson Pcul Ehrenfrled L:ganG2I:::o James we er Doaothy Rllrpmer Thomas Burger Y Dorothy mme: e' e' MAKEUP Mary A Krupp SPORTS EDITORS Vlrgll Mathias Ann Boehler Paul France Rosanne Brewer Inter Nos The Inter Nos a Latln publlcatlon IS edited by the senlor latin class under the supervlsnon of Slster M Emmanuel The paper whlch comes out slx tlmes a year I5 mlmeographed and Illustrated with hand drawn pictures During the past year the Inter Nos was bound In yearly volumes and accessroned for use m the Calvert llbrary With a CIYCUIGIIOH of approximately 325 copies the Inter Nos boasts a malllng lust which nncludes subscrubers an many foreign countries The publication has been used throughout the various latm classes as a means of becommg acqualnted with the modernized form and content of Latm TOP ROW left to right James Welter Paul France Thomas Burger Robert Ranker FIRST ROW left to rrght Evelyn Elchert Joan Damel Mary Corcoran Jettle Dell Mary Crust s' vw Y UW' fx l an 'JN V' V -gf C' ,.. Fi page thlrty seven I . . . . C, ' ' o so B ' - ' E . ' h . SECOND ROW-left to right: Joan Platt, Lucy Gaietto, Eileen Banks, Kathleen Bork, Mary Lou Anderson. I as ' 57 . ' A! i I cV,, I 1 f ' O Q5 , I 'S f , XA Q T Lease on Liberty page tlhurfv eught CAST OF CHARACTERS Grammy Mott Powell Jr Fay Latimer Magnolaa Mlss Jennings Matthew Powell S Paul Butler Vera Powell Jinx e Plclcerlng Betty Lou Dlggers Rosolne Thayer Muscha Reporter Nurse Photographer Announcer Imogene Hamtlton Paul Ehrenfrled Jettle Dell Maxine Hoffman Lucnlle Blust Thomas Burger James Welter Geraldune Corrlgan Phyllus Szablewskn Robert Ranlxer Paul France Mary Corcoran Dolores Brmkman Carl Lucnus Mary Crust Evelyn Mitchell Rtchord Walluser Thomas Dnstel For therr annual play emors chose a sttrrmg patrsotnc comedy Lease on Lnberty by Dana Thomas A trmely theme tcr the present condttlons the drama has for nts purpose to revntaluze the pr celess tradttlons ot our national herntage w ch are dear to the hearts of all r e Amerlcans Well recetved bv o capacity oud ence on each night the productuon was gcven by o cast of snxteen on Moy 3 4 and 5 The plot at the ploy revclves around Crammy the ruch and dormnatlng Grandmother who IS eventy elcht but brlstllng wtth the Splrlt of 76 and all that tt once stocd for whale she dlsgusteclly sees her son In law and grondchtldren benng made the dupes of commumsts and hfth cclummsts As tn previous years the Hoge production was under the durectton ct Euge e L Muller of Toledo , , ,. 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S . .. , , , hi tu A , , . , V s - V , , - -. . . p . fhiny Glee Club SOPRANOS TOP ROW left to nght Patncla Blust Kathleen Bork Joan Platt Alba Botton Mary Jane Klopp Eve lyn Elchert SECOND ROW left to raght Ger aldme Wrlght Elleen Greune Eve lyn Heyman Mary Jo Boehler FIRST ROW left to right Loretta Welnberger Mary Kuebler Rosanne Brewer Jeanne Fox Ruth Reuter TENORS AND BARITONES TOP ROW left to rvght Gregory Koudelka Paul Ehrenfrled Robert DeRan Louts Haefllng Vlrgal Ma tl-nas SECOND ROW left to right Rlch ard Sertell Paul Gabrlnger Franlr Martln Jerome Keller Leo Sendel bach FIRST ROW left to rught Richard Wagner Fredernclx Vondenberg Francls Smnth Albert Crust Ralph Logsdon ALTOS TOP ROW left to right Geraldine Carrlgan Helen Wagner Eileen gler Phyllls McElheny SECOND ROW left to rlght Mary Catherine Werlnng Helen Guss Mary Jean Platt Mary Ann Za blocka Dorothy Znmmer Lucllle Blust FIRST ROW left to rrght Jane Borer Maxme Hoffman Allce Gul lug N rlorue Dlstel Berma Kramer The Calvert Glee Club of 1941 1942 under the durectlon of Rev C C Hervnghaus, conslsted of forty etght members from all four classes In December the following offucers were elected Jerome Keller, pres: dent Aluce Gnllng vnce presndent Paul Ehrenfrued and Rosanne Brewer lnbrarnons For falthful attendance and conssstently good work puns were presented those sensors who had been un the Club two years or more The Club sang at the annual Chrlstmas play between acts durmg the class play and at the commencement exercnses page forty . 2 ' I , . I I - I : - I I - , . I Z , , , , - I I , , I I - I : V , , I I - I : F 1 1 , , . 2 A . l I . Kirby, Ccrol Dlringer, Jeanne Won- , . I I , . I . , , , I I I A , .c' ' ' , . ' , . . . ' I 1 ' I r - I . . . , , if jf! g .f Na? page forty-one page forty Two Sports Bob DeRon Tom Distel Mary Corcoran PGV Blust If well directed cheers always spelled vlctory Calvert would not have suffered a defeat Wm or lose the our cheerleaders Inspired the Calvert fans and teams and loyally carrned out their duties Contmual splrlt new formations and new cheers are much to therr credlt Graduatlon claxms Cork and Tom leaving a and Bob to cheer the Senecas In next years campalgns BACK ROW left fo right Mgr Ruchard Wagner 44 Mgr Paul Ehrenfrued 42 Rxchard Welly 44 RG Richard Werllng 42 QB Robert Kramer 43 LT George Marinas 42 LE John Halma 44 RT John Wagner 43 RH Donald Sleslove 43 FB Eugene Gardner 44 RE and Mgr Thomas Sacluteder 43 CENTER ROW left to nght Max Burkart 43 LG Wullram Walland 44 LE Robert Welly 44 FB Paul Gabnnger 44 C Joseph Dell 44 LH Loums Haeflmg 43 LE Vxrgel Mathnas 42 LT Thomas Burger 42 RG James Welter 42 RG and Coach A A Kramer FRONT ROW left to rught Carmen Splno 43 LH Fred Decker 43 C Thomas Benner 44 LG Robert Burger 44 RH Thomas Schauder 43 QB Sam Colotrugllo 43 RT George Crobaugh 43 RE and John Gardner 42 RT page forty three Football CO CAPTAINS VALUABLE PLAYER Georae Marmls, for hxs great offensrve and defense playmg and has brlllsant pass snatching was elected honorary co captain along with Richard Werllng who merited thts honor for hrs superb blockmg defenslve work and flghtrng sprrlt John Wagner a two year letterman at the right half post was elected most valuable player Many times during the season his pass recenvnng scored wlnnlng touchdowns for the Calvert squad Hrs speed courage tacklung blocking and lane backing made hum a player who will be long remembered by Calvert fans GRID SCHEDULE 1941 Gallon Jumor Home Crestlme Upper Sandusky St Wendelln Fremont St .loes Culvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert RESUME Mr A A Kramer page forty tour Playing only a srx game Sched ule one of the smallest ever Coach A A Kramers grldlron machnne rolled along nts usual way to four vnctornes as against two defeats W h sustauned drives a splendld aeruol attack and stubborn defen uve ploy the Blue and Whlte scalped Gallon St Wendelrn Crestlune and Fre mont St Joseph Jumor Home and Upper Sanduskv both strong and tormud::b'e foes wuth brnllnant records In cass A com petntuon downed the Seneca putting two blemushes o the season record THE COACH ch A A Kramer In his teenth year as othletuc dnrector of Calvert once agaun unspured has teams to glory Thus success has been outstandnngly consist ent and respected by coaches and opponents throughout the dustrsct Other than as coach we t Calvert know hum as a teacher o truend and nn example Lead ershnp knowledge politeness sportsmanshup rm ke p s character a s andard for all CO CAPTAINS George Narlnns No 18 Rlchard Werlrng No 15 John Wacner No 10 ' 0 7 ' 19 6 ' 12 14 38 6 . ' 0 20 . ' 0 12 . it ' . . . K, Q v V n I Coc . . , ' ' thirf , 0 f 1 ' , .:'. u hi, ' , A ' Basketball Calvert's 1941-1942 cage a tough schedule. A team, however, cannot be iudged by its record alone. Not once did they lie down on the iobp they were always in there plugging at the final gun. The Blue and White courtiers defeated St. Wen- delin, and St. Joseph's twice throughout the seo- son while also conquering Marion St Mary s and Up per Sandusky They suc cumbed to Carey Marlon St Marys Junlor Home and Columbua and twice to Crestllne Tournament the Senecas were rated as a w1nn1ng team but were defeated 1n the fnrst game by Bettsv1lIe 32 20 Paul France Enterlng the d1str1ct Class B CAPTAIN Paul France the only three year letterman on Calverts 1941 1942 basketball squad was elected honorary captain by h1s fellow teammates Playmg the forward pos1t1on three years he was second high scorer among h1s fellow courtlers H1s expert ball handllng defensive playmg and Cblllly to score when the points were needed often po1nted the Blue White to vlctory even when the grade seemed 1mposs1ble OTHER GRADS Besldes their captaln Paul France the Senecas will lose three other valuable lettermen in basketball George Mar1n1s paced this years quintet w1th 108 points H1s ability to snag the ball from the backboard made h1m quite an asset to the team Guards Richard Werlmg and Vlfgll Mathias were noted for thelr defensive playing Their sk1llful ball handl1ng saved the day many t1mes for the Calverteers Werlmg IS a two year letterman while Mathlas s orts a Calvert basketball mono ram P 9 for the f1rst t1me 1941 42 CAGE SCHEDULE Carey St Wendelln Crestline St Josephs Fremont Columbian Marlon St Marys Upper Sandusky Junior Home Maroon St Marys Crestline St Wendelln St Josephs Fremont lettsvllle Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert TOURNAMENT 32 Calvert THE SEASON te am broke about even in splte of my V1rg1l Mathlas George MCYIDIS Richard Werlmg page forty five . . , .,,....... 37 . ...rt ,. .,t, .23 . 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'...1. . ...........1 ., 20 ' ' Here are some action shots of Calvert Cagers trying to snatch a victory from Crestline In St Joseph audi torlum The same sort of play was witnessed throughout the season Captain Paul France IS seen In the picture on the left as he IS tapping the ball to a fellow player The center picture shows France Marinas and Revnhart eagerly wanting for the ball to drop through the hoop Marmls scored the tvrst elght polnts of this game Paul rs shown on the rlght when has overhead shots were swlshnng the nets to the tune of fifteen points Q' W1 'il X f STANDING left to rfght Robert Burger 44 Paul Gabrxnger 44 Thomas Sacksteder 43 George Marums 42 Richard Wer lung 42 James Rent Manager 43 James Lambrught Manager 44 KNEELING left to rrght Coach A A Kramer Joseph Dell 44 Vnrgnl Mathnas 42 Ruchard Rennhart 43 Capt Paul France 42 Carmen Splno 43 page forty sux 31 ' E+ M , gf 4 s M if 6? .Z J 4 Q 38 33 l I . 1 BEN 4 ,J 'E ' If Q zzz. 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Z 4.4iL, X ' fffff Y ' I A .l nuns? aj' fx page tatty Alumna FOR GOD CLASS OF 1927 Rev Louas W Huffman Saster Mary Estelle OSU lMary Warnamentl Saster Mary Celeste OSU tMarguerate Zeagerl CLASS OF 1928 Rev Russell F Gallag Saster M Monaca CSC lMary Wagnerl Saster M Marcellane OSU lHelen Zeagerj CLASS OF 1931 Saster M Norene O S U CNorene Bracknerl Saster M Gretchen OSU fCatherane Puffenberger CLASS OF 1933 Saster M Georgaana O S U lDarothy Bennerl Saster M Judath OSU lAlace Machaelsl Rev James Scott Saster M Carolyn OSU llallaan Smith? Saster Ann Fadelas OS U lAnna Tomacelcl Saster M Josepha RSM fAnn Wallmanl Saster M Louase SCA fCatherane Wallmanj FOR COUNTRY Honor Roll CLASS OF 1934 Edward Dunn Cathalac Unaversaty Saster M Jovata RSM fCecalaa Smathj Gerald Stean Mt St Marys Semanary CLASS OF 1935 Saster M Damaan O S U QPhyllas Anderson! fMary Rose Kruppl CLASS OF 1937 Saster M Patraclc O S U fRata Mae Dellj Saster M Bonaventure O S U llucalle Smathl Saster M Borrameo OSU lMargaret Welterl CLASS OF 1938 Saster M Meraca OSU CAngelane Gaaettoj CLASS OF 1939 Saster Joan of Arc OSU lHalda Dastelj CLASS OF 1941 Evelyn Kuhn Ursulane Novataate Oraganally thas space was Intended to carry a last of the names of all Calvert boys an the servace of thear country However because of our anabalaty to abtaan an adequate and complete last we are dedacatang here a general trabute to these boys Never once an the hastory of the Church has at been found that Catholacs have been laclung an patraotasm and loyalty to their country Wath such a precedent we know that the Catholac educataon whach they have receaved wall stand these boys an good stead an makang them solduers of Chrast as well as taghters for Uncle Sam The Unated States as proud of ats armed forces Calvert as proud of ats part an makang these armed forces unated an vactory and defeat the best an the world As a counter pledge of loyalty Calvert students wash to anform those members of the Alumna who are faghtang for thear country that prayers wall be saad that they may never lose courage an the face of defeat also that an thear struggle agaanst tyranny and oppressaon they may soon together wath all others faghtang an the common cause enaoy such a brallaant vactory that at wall safeguard Ameraca and the world for a long tame ta come L. Se IN MEMORIAM Louas Dalk, '27 Harold Schluttenhoffer, 30 Clarence Thaery, '28 Gertrude Oraans, 31 Emma France, '29 Eugene Schara, 33 Mary Frances Gardner, 38 L lac O -IL, ' ANDY .ff'f f . . . , ' Mai V . . I 1: Q' - ., , . . . . , . . .. 3-ag ' ffl if -35 ' , . . . - ' , . . ' 1 NAVI .M .. , . . . - A P, f' .xwa S f F71 519' I H23 - - ' - ' 1 -- - ,MQ . , . . . . 1, . . Sister M. Urban, O.S.U. E315-fl, , A . I' 2 . - .-' s ' ' . Fa, ' 11.52 - 1 ' ' ' ' . , . . -, -- ' :ig ' y . . a 1 . 1 . , . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . , . , . . . CN . . I . . . , - , L , . , . . I . - ' 1 . . 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St. , ' 99 ' , ' , ' ' , , , of 5: A , ' ' . , , St. page fairy fOUl SACKSTEDER BROS TIFFIN OHIO The printing of Yhis annual was in charge af TOLEDO COLORTYPE COMPANY 1719 JEFFERSON AVENUE TOLEDO OHIO page flfty fnve The engravings in this Onnuol were mode by llllll XL The Coof of Arms of the Culver? lcmlly has come to stand not only for noblllly of blood bu? also for noblllfy of spun? 'lor through ?he va slon and lhe courage ol flue Colverls Religious Freedom was lurs? pro cloumed In lhe new world The Col vert seal prlnted above has ioken ll1e emblems of Hs smusfer slde from llwe corresponding side of The Culver? lomlly coo? of urms 'Wlllll .Www