Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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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

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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

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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' .' L ' W ' fllllll 'Y , ' - 'Hill - .. . l F--' lui ,, , . l ' Q H 'I' L' u u U' l s lf A 3 . , i i W Q I fl , , I 7 s Y ' , mad as o . e i . sr 2 ' l . I -