Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Asslkfanf Pnhcpa! Father Dunn, with his keen sense of humor and very kindly way, goes about his duties quietly, but is always there when someone is in need of assistance. It does not make any dif- . ference whether the person in need is a fresh- man or a senior, or whether the problem is large or small, Father Dunn is always ready to help him in any way he can. n Although Father has to teach his classes every day, and takes an active interest in all of the extracurricular activities, Father still seems to have enough time to take care of the individual person. For all the help given, temporal and spiritual, the students are deeply indebted to Father Dunn. Rev. Edward C. Dunn, M. A. Board of flf5'Cdf fonfrol We would like to thank our pastors, Monsignor Raphael I. Kinnane, pastor of St. Mary's, and the Very Reverend Richard J. Gabel, pastor of St. Joseph's, for making it possible for us to attend a Catholic high school. With their financial help they have born a large part of our tuition. Each high school student in the parishes can make use of this opportunity to attend Calvert. Our pastors are truly interested in the new building that is going up. With Father Shenk they chose the brick for the new building. They follow the architect's plans and rejoice in the progress of the new unit. Besides aiding us to obtain a Catholic high school education, they are personally interested in each of us, both in our spiritual advancement and in our school life. We thank you, Monsignor Kinnane and Father Gabel, for your great interest and aid in our spiritual and temporal welfare. .ws .Et REV. RICHARD I. GABEL RT. REV. MSGR. R. I. KINNANE S. T. D., Ph.D. S. T. D., V. G., P. A. Pastor of St. Ioseph's Parish Pastor of St. Mcrry's Parish 7

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Pnhcwal REV. JOSEPH D. SHENK. M. A., B. S. E. Father Shenk, although burdened heavily with the construction of the new building, has still found time to be a friendly and helpful counselor throughout the entire school year. Now that graduation time has rolled around again Father has completed another success- ful school year as principal of Calvert. This, however, is not a true picture of the time put in by Father on his job, because it is never finished, it is a year-round proposition. Many people think that Father's work here at Calvert ends with the closing of school for the summer vacation, but if they will take the trouble to drive past the school while on their way to go swimming on a hot summer day, they are sure to see his car out in front. If they wished to investigate further, they would find Father busily working over the sched- ules of all the students for the next school year, or perhaps he would be checking equipment. Realizing the many sacrifices made by Father, the entire student body will be forever in- -debted to Calvert's principal, Father Shenk. 6

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SP. faculty Sister Alice Marie, O. S. U. Sister M. Aloysicr, O. S. U. Home Economics, Eng'ish M' A' History, Mathematics 5 Sister M. David, O. S. U. Sister St. Dominic, O. S. U. B. A. in L. S. M. A. IEng1ish, Mathematics English, Latin Sister M. Callista, O. S. U. M. A. English .. ., ,. ,,,.. , I ,... 5. ..,.,..,:.. :qV,.::q., Z :EL ....,,....,.,.... ' ' L 5 -Q .,... A 34 ., .- 1 ,..- ,- S X X 4 'li-rx.. Sister M. Emmanuel, O. S. U. M. A. Latin, Spanish . I ,f-'J t L it Rev. Edward V. Lavey,B. A. Mrs. William Long Sister M. Maurice, O. S. U. M1-S, Benq Moirl R N Religion R' N' S' E' School Nurse School Nurse Chemistry, Biology 8