Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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I The Senior typlsts cluck merrnly to the tune of We Must Be Vlgllant 2 No you re wrong the g Chadyne Knrchner the lane lass In mechanucal drawing 3 Father Schmnts prlde and 'oy one of url belongs there Its hns freshman Relngnon classes 4 When the semor debators take the floor moments are tense 5 Sophomores put aslde theur poetry for thus pose 6 Here us one of Father Jaegers largest classes has German I students page thlrty S e F fmt WB F' e .

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'Y'- MISSION OFFICERS Baclc Row left to rught Muchael Gauetto John Haka Paul Clemons Wulluam Randell and Lawrence Gauetto Huffman Chadyne Kurchner John Mauberger and Ruchard Kummet Seated left to rught Joan Burlcart Dorothy Ruder Mary Ellen Wertz and Mary Louuse Burch The Missions The unterest and enthusuasm that Calvert students ma nufest us a carry over from grade school days Then by savung theur pennues un mute boxes they contrubuted to the ransomung of Iuttle pagan babues The day upon whuch they reached theur goal and named the baby was excutung and memorable Paper days were also a bug event In hugh school mussuon bazaars take the place of the mute boxes but the paper days are stull bug events The success of these functuons depends greatly on the enthusuasm and capabuluty of the mussuon offucers On October 9 and IO every avaulable scrap of paper uron rubber and any other acceptable mate rual was ummeduately snatched up by the students The unloadung and loadung of the salvage created a scene of buzzung actuvuty un the courtyard Thus all out effort resulted un a vast accumulatuon of materual for Uncle Sam as well as a substantual amount for the mussuons GUARD OF HONOR At the begunnung of the fall term many of the students pledge themselves to recute the Rosary and Lutany of the Blessed Vurgun once a week at cun appounted tume Thus year 140 students made the pledge The classes are represented as follows senuors 41 uunuors I8 sophomores 46 and freshmen 35 Two students go to chapel at untervculs of twenty munutes Contunuous prayer us offered for the success of the school uts faculty and members cund partuculcurly for the alumnu un the armed forces page thurty two ' -ra my 3 is ., Tw , . -'Z g, eh V -.. 6- fv- 'Q - - 9, 1 ,Y K -5 L K V I cg l rt E , sf I Y' . Su' Center Row, left to right: Richard Blaes, Margaret Zirger, Beverly Meier, Rose Ann , . I I ' . I . I I ' . 8 : . 7. . I 5 . I I 1