Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1954 volume:

NINETFEN I-'iffy-I-'OUR PM The Calverfana TIFF N 01910 to Marian Year Prayer n, if 21 2 'S 2 Enraptured by the splendor of your heavenly Beauty, and impelled by thefanxieties of the world, we cast our- selves into your arms, O Immaculate Mother of Jesus and our Mother, Mary, confident of finding in your most loving heart appeasement of our ardent desires, and a safe harbor from the tempests which beset us on every side. Though degraded by our faults and overwhelmed by infinite misery, we admire and praise the peerless richness of sublime gifts with which God has filled you, above every other mere creature, from the first moment of your Concep- tion until the day on which, after your Assumption into heaven, He crowned you Queen of the Universe. O crystal Fountain of iaith, bathe our minds with the eternal truths! O fragrant Lilyof all holiness, captivate our hearts with your heavenly perfume! O Conqueress ot evil and death, inspire in us a deep horror of sin which makes the soul detestable to God and a slave bf hell! O well-beloved of God, hear the ardent cry which rises up from every heart in this year dedicated to you. 'Bend tenderly over our aching wounds. Convert the wicked, dry the tears of the afflicted and oppressed, comfort the'poor and humble, quench hatreds, sweeten harshness, safeguard the flower of purity in youth, protect the holy Church, make all men feel the' attraction of Christian goodness. In your name, resounding harmoniously in heaven, may they recog' nize that they are brothers, and that the nations are members of one family, upon which may there shine forth the sun of a universal and sincere peace. r- r i Receive, O Most Sweet Mother, our 'humble supplica- tions, and above all obtain for us that, one day, happy with you, we may repeat before your throne that hymn which Loday is sung on earth around your altar: You are all beautiful, O Mary! 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A ' - 1 6 7 ima An' All Beaufffag 0 Mary., Bllvlzop of Toledo His Excellency MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, D, D. Most Reverend George J. Piehring, bishop ot the Toledo diocese, is our spiritual leader. His devotion to his tasks is exemplified in his letters to the diocese. Love of Mary, especially during the Marian Year, is demonstrated by special feast days, special prayers, and special blessings which he recommends. He urges us not to neglect our opportunities to improve our spiritual life. He published lists of all of the indulgences which could be gained during the Marian Year. To the sick he sent a special letter urging them to unite their suffering with those ot Mary. All of us were urged to spend a special day of prayer tor those who, because ot persecution, were unable to give public devotion to Mary. We sincerely hope and pray that the devotion to Mary, being fostered during the Marian Year, will continue under the inspiring leadership of Bishop Rehring. faculty 1 l ! O Virgin Mother of my God, Give me the grace to say, I give mysef to You, my Lordv As you said on your Presentation Day. S Pflllffbdf REV. JOSEPH D. SHENK, M. A., B. S. E. During the last tour years, Father Shenk, our principal, has spent the greater part of his time providing tor the spiritual and educational needs of the Calvert students. Spiritually, Father Shenk has done all in his power to guide the students in the right path- the path ot true Christian living. Temporally, Father has considered every detail of our new school so that all would be in ex- cellent condition when the new building openedg he spent many hours with the regular workers and thus gave this year's graduating class a few weeks in the new Calvert. We realize that teaching, supervising the construction ot the new Calvert, and taking a personal interest in every student at Calvert is a real job, but Father Shenk has gladly given his time and effort in making our school days really worth-while. We wish to thank Father Shenk for truly being a Father to us. 6 Asslkfanf Pfl7lC6Ddf Father Dunn, humorous and sincere, goes about his work very quietly. His personality is such that it a student needs advice on a problem, small or large, he feels free to go to Father. He knows Father is willing to go out of his way to help the students, whether they are freshmen or seniors. Father Dunn's classes in Religion come first, but he still takes an active interest in all the extra-curricular activities. Our assistant principal finds time to take care of each individual person. The students of Calvert are greatly indebted to our assistant principal, Father Dunn, for the aid he has given us in spiritual and temporal affairs. REV. EDWARD C. DUNN, M. A. Board of flf5'Cdf fonfrol Calvert students owe the pastors of St. Mary's and St. .loseph's Parishes a deep debt of gratitude for the interest that they have shown towards our almost-completed Calvert. Not only are our pastors concerned with the structure of the new building, but also they are attentive to the needs of Calvert students, especially their spiritual welfare. Recently Monsignor Kinnane and Father Gabel revealed their personal interest in the build- ing by participating in the inspection of it. Continually requesting financial aid from their parishes, they have been providing the means that kept our high school operating smoothly and made the dream of a new building a reality. We, the students of Calvert, wish to thank our pastors for their continued help and hope that their efforts in our behalf were not in vain. v RT. REV. MSGR. R. I. KININANE REV. RICHARD J. GABEL S. T. D., V. G., P. A. S. T. D., Ph. D. Pastor of St. Mary's Parish Pastor of St. Joseph's Parish 7 Sister M. Ccxllista, O. S. U. Sister M. Charlotte. O. S. U. W Q X 5 saws! We H X Q 4 'X Q .,.... Q QV' A. QQ 93953 M new tb! U WMLSL, - .SANS . . , -it .55 1 , X, img? Q W 3253 S' ii gk, 1 1' ' as 2 and 'ieswi - Sister M. Cordula, O. S. U. Sister M. Cleopha, O. S. F. Sister M. David, O. S. U. Mr. Albert Diringer Mr. Donald Bowersox Sister M. Aloysia, O. S. U. Sister Alice Mane O S U Sister 'Alice Marie, O. S. U. Home Economics, English Sister M. Aloysia, O. S. U. M. A. History, Mathematics Mr. Donald Bowersox, B. Mus. Band, Glee Club Sister M. Callista, O. S. U. M. A. English, History Sister M. Charlotte, O. S. U. B. A. Library Sister M. Cordula, O. S. U. B. A. Physics, Mathematics Sister St. Dominic, O. S. U. Sister M. Cleopha, O. S. F. Commerce Sister M. David, O. S. U. B. A. in L. S. English, Public Speaking Mr. Albert Diringer, B. E. E. Mathematics Sister St. Dominic, O. S. U. M. A. English, Latin Sister M. Emmanuel, O.S.U. M. A. Latin 4559 956 35 Sister Emmanuel O S U Sister M lane O S F. Mr, Inseph Kukcy Rev. Edward V. Lavey Sister M. Jane, O. S. F B. A. Commerce, English Mr. Ioseph Kukoy, B. S. Biology, Gym, Assistant Rev. Ralph I. Reichert, B. A. Religion Sister M. Scholclstica, O.S.U. B. A. English, Spanish, Art Sister M. Maurice, O. S. U Mrs. Berta Moir, R. N. Coach Miss Mary Schumm S h l S I Rev. Edward V. Lavey, C oo ecte my B. A. Religion Mr. Karl Zalar, B. A. History, Mechanical Drawing Athletic Director, Head Sister M. Maurice, O. S. U. Coach B. S. E. , Chemislry, Biology ' Mathematics Mrs. Harriet McClellan Cafeleria Rev. Ralph I. Reichert Mrs. Berta Moir, R. N. Mr. William Kirchner School Nurse Maintenance ...,. , -- QQ ' - ,.... 'gif . , .,.,. W ,, Sister M. Scholastica, O.S.U. Q V ,,,., ji' ' 5:1 . , ,.....,. , ...,. , , Miss Mary Schumm Mr. Karl Zalar Mrs. Harriet McClellan Hr. William Kirchner .Yen br: , iq 1, X , F 1 '. A, ff 3 ' K X 9 . ,fi , . 53 ,5 Y ., ,Q N 1 f 1.4 ' . 5' , 131Y:., , ' ,.,. 6 ,a9ci'h-- x -Q sf '- 35 'I J ' JAEQCN- xx vw il, I i. ,. M M' w x ,rf -:iz S. 0 Q ' ., ' if f' 1: V- A My 3 V' ? 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' U Mary, Mother of charity, Take joseph as thine own, Accept the ring of purity, And make fbr Cbrist a home. ll LUCILLE ALT ULUCYY, Generosity is the flower of justice. Calvert News: Calvertana. RICHARD ANDERSON Trooper ln triendship your heart is like a bell struck every time your friend is in trouble. Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Officer 4. DOROTHY BREITIGAM ' 'Dottie 4'Laughing c h e e rf u 1- ness throws sunlight on all the paths ol life. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 1, 4: Inter Nos 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Latin Club 3, 4. DENNIS BRIDINGER Tombstone The world belongs to the energetic. Calvert N e w s , Associate Editor: Calvertana: Football 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 4: Basketball 3, 4: Inter Nos 4, President 42 Catholic Chronicle 1, 2: Kiwanis Award 1: Glee Club 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3. Trea- surer 3: Varsity C Club 41 Class Olticer 1: Latin Club 3, 4. ARLENE BROWN Butchie Beauty is part ot the finished language by which goodness speaks. Calvert News: Calvertana. ROBERT AMLIN Benzie Be yourself. Ape no great- ness: be willing to pass for what you are. Football 4: Basketball 3, 4: Catholic Chronicle 3: Span- ish Club 3: Varsity C Club 4. MARY ALICE BALL nyoey.. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Ollicer 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4: Inter Nos 4: Latin Club 3, 4. WILLIAM BETZ Wilbur Good humor is the clear blue sky of the soul. Calvert News: Calvertana. MARY BRICKNER ..Red.. A blush is the color ol virtue. Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Officer 1: Glee Club 2. 12 LOUIS CRIST i'Chuck MAY CROWNING CLASS FAREWELL Dare to do your duty al- ways: this is the height of true valor. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Operation Youth 3: Spanish Club 3: Varsity C Club 4: Football 3, 4. IOSEPHINE BUCCIONE NIO.. The laughter ot a girl is among the delightful sounds ol the earth. Calvert News: Calvertana. LEO DEPINET Denny God has two dwellings: one in heaven. and the other in a meek and thankful heart. Calvert News: Calvertana Co-editor: Inter Nos 4: World Affairs Institute 4: Buckeye Boys State 3: Latin Club 3. 4. MARY LOU DANIEL Louie A sweeter girl never grew. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, -1. 13 CAROL BRUBAKER ' 'Chessie Charity draws down a blessing on the charit- able. Calvert News: Calvertana: Catholic Chronicle 3. WILLIAM DELL ' 'Bill' ' Hlndisputably a great, good. handsome man is the first of created things. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 3: Glee Club 3, 4, Librarian 3: Football 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4: FRANCES BURKART Bur-ky A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Calvert News: Calvertana: Catholic Chronicle 1. DAVID DOW ' 'Punchy' ' Friendship must be accom' panied with virtue, and always lodged in great and generous minds. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Student Council 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Varsity C Club 4. DONNA ECOS Greek Nothing great is accom- plished without enthusi- asm. Calvert N e w s , Associate Editor: Calvertana: Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4: Glee Club 4: Class Play 4. KAY ANN ESCHENBRENNER ' 'Eschieu A live-wire seldom gets stepped on. Calvert Newsg Ccxlvertanag Glee Club 4. IOHN FINGERHUTH rrlackn A silent great soulg he is one ot those who can- not but be in earnest. Calvert N e w s 3 Catholic Chronicle 2. ANN FERRALL ' 'Annien How goodness heightens beauty. Calvert News Q Calvertanag Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4: Class Play 4. RONALD KRUPP ' 'Ronniew Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverencef' 'Calvert News: Calvertanag 'Catholic Chronicle 3. MARDELL FRISCH r.Mm,dY., Paradise is open to all kind hearts. Calvert News: Calvertancx. THOMAS FELTER Big Tom There's a brave man who is not afraid to say his say. Calvert News: Calvertanag Class Otticer 4, Glee Club 4: Football 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Varsity C Club 4. MARY IO FATE nlo.. A good laugh is sunshine in a house. n Calvert News: Calvertana. IAMES HUFFMAN . .limo Oh, give us a man who sings at his work. rv Calvert News: Calvertanal Catholic Chronicle 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MADELINE FLECK Maddy Sincerity is the key to triendshipf' Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. 14 DAVID LAUBE ..Kemo,, He has many friends, but never had a foe. Calvert News: Calvertancz: Glee Club 4. DOLORES GROVER Dee Dee Character is a diamond th a t scratches every other stone. Calvert News: Calvertana. IAMES MILLER Meats He's not the first by whom the new is tried. nor yet the last to lay the old aside. Calvert News: Calvertana. KATHLEEN KIMMET Kathy' ' ln thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Calvert N e W s , Associate editor: Calvertana: Class Officer 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4. 15 ALETA GRILLOT ' 'Webster CLASS WELCOME The only jewel which en- clureth into eternity is knowledge. Calvert N e W s , Associate E d i t o r 1 Calvertana, Co- Editorg Student Council 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Chronicle Leader 4: Buckeye Girls' State: World Affairs In- stitute 4. IAMES MEIER Kr-lute In all departments of ac- tivity, to have one thing to do, and then to do it is the secret of success. Calvert News: Calvertanal Football 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4: Class Play 4. MARILYN INK ' 'Inkie A light heart lives long. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 4. ROY PHILLIPS Bud He doth, indeed, show some sparks that are like wit. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4. MARILYN KUHN ' 'Kuhnieu t'The surest way not to fail is to determine to suc- ceed. Calvert News : Calvertana: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 43 Class Play 4. AUDREY LAVOE Audie Character is the governing element in lite, and is above genius. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Student Director 4: Catholic Chro- nicle 3. TERRANCE RIESTER ..Terry., Hall the battle is gained if you never allow your- self to say anything gloomy. Calvert N e W s , Associate Editor: Calvertana: Football Manager 3, 4: Class Play 4: Glee Club 4: Varsity C Club 4. MARY ANN LONGO Mario Ol all earthly music, that which reaches farthest into heaven is the beat- ing of a truly loving heart. Calvert News: Calvertancr: Red Cross Representative 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL ROHRBACH Paul Good nature is one of the richest fruits of Christi- anity. Calvert News: Calvertana. NANCY MAGERS Nance Show me a happier girl than she. Calvert News: Calvertana. ROBERT REINHART Bob What's all this bustle: haste and hurry: be like meAl never worry. Calvert News: Calvertanai Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Catholic Chronicle 1, 4: Student Council 4. SHIRLEY LEY Chico' ' The truly generous are lruly wise. Calvert News: Calvertana. IAMES ROCHESTER Rocky Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power. Calvert News: Calvertanaz Football 3, 4: Catholic Chronicle 1: Glee Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Varsity C Club 4. CATHERINE LUTZ Tweeds What is lovely never dies, but passes into another lovelinessl' Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Officer 1: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 31 Glee Club 3, 4. Librarian 3: Inter Nos 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Kiwanis Award 1: Class Play 4: Latin Club 3, 4. 16 WILLIAM ROI-IRBACH Six Sincerity, a deep, genuine, heartfelt sincerity. is a trait ot true and noble manhood. Calvertana: Calvert News: Football 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 3, 4. CARMELLA PARADISO Carmie I-I little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.', Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. CHARLES SCHAUDER Chuck lt is the wise head that makes the still tongue. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 4. VIRGINIA RANKER nlennyv, Wondrous is the strength ot cheertulness and its power ot endurance. Calvert News: Calvertana. 17 LOUISA MICHAELS ' 'Louie' ' MAY CROWNING Her smile is gaily per- sistent like a morn in Iune that laughed away the clouds. Calvert News: Calvertana. JOHN SAN GREGORY Iohnr1y Where judgment has wit to express it, there is the best crater. Calvert Newsg Calvertanai Band 1, 2, 41 Glee Club 2. 3, 4, President 33 Catholic Chronicle 2. MARY PERNA Pee Wee I-In appearance of delicacy and even of tragility is al m 0 s t essential to beauty. Calvert News 5 Calvertana. BENJAMIN SHOCK nBenny., There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. Calvert News: Calvertana. CAROL SAYLOR . .K, , Music to the mind is as air to the body. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 41 Class Officer 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4,5 Class Play 4. MARY IO SCHLACHTER NIO., To those who strive earn- estly. God also lends a helping hand. Calvert News: Calvertana Business Manager. RICHARD SULLIVAN ' 'Salty' ' Accuracy is the t w i n brother ot honesty. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Catholic Chronicle 1: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4. IOAN SENDELBACH Alot, To talk without ettort is the great charm ot talking. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 3. RICHARD THEIS Lightnin' A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Calvert News: Calvertanat Football 3, 4: Varsity C Club 4. YVONNE SIMONIS Tiny Conversation is the labora- tory and workshop of the student. Calvert News: Calvertanag Glee Club 1. THEODORE SINGLETON ' 'TED I would have cr man be generous to his country, his neighbor, his friends, and most ot all, to his poor friends. Calvert News: Calvertana Business Manager. IEAN SCHLETER Ieanie Good deeds ring clear through heaven. Calvert News: Calvertana. RALPH SZABLEWSKI Sub The way to tame is like the way to heaven, through much tribula- tion. Calvert News: Calvertana. MARIORIE SENDELBACH ' 'Margie The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Calvert News: Calvertana. 18 THOMAS TIELL ' 'Tabu A lace that cannot smile is never good. Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Officer 3: Class Play 4. DOROTHY STEINMETZ ' 'Dot True beauty is sweetness. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Chronicle Leader 1, 2. LAWRENCE WILHELM Willie Independence is of more value than any other gilt. Calvert News: Calvertana. MARTHA WISE Mart A good face is a letter of recommendation, as a good heart is a letter ot credit. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 4. 19 SUE STEFANELLI ' 'Susie Good humor is the health of the soul. Calvert News: Calvertana: Majorette 2, 3, 4. JOHN WEISENBERGER ' 'Iohn As we advance in lite. we learn the limits ot our abilities, Calvert News: Calvertanaz Basketball Manager 2, 33 Catholic Chronicle 1, 23 Glee Club 4: Class Play 4: Varsity C Club 4. CHARLOTTE VAN CUREN ' 'Charm Good nature is the very air of a good mind. Calvert News, Editor in Chief: Calvertanag G l e e Club 3, 4: Inter Nos 4: Class Play 4: Latin Club 3, 4. CAROLYN WEDDELL 'AWeeds Reputation is what men and women think ot us. Character is what God knows ot us. Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Officer 1: Band 1, 2. Migwx sang, SWT? gf!! Unde class 5 N it Q Lg N I 4 lll- . , T5 . 1- I 'f1g!'g: ' r ' Q ' f., ' ' - ':,,,' .-.. 5 . , : :p:, ., , V5 - --'- t fav- - J I .5 ,I V- 'A 1, 1' , A - xxx! ff if '5 1 . fm l- - t- -.,f '. ' 'g ' . 221, t ,,,. ' . hx. V in , gf , ' 1 fi 2' 'V j 31 I , -351, ia, fl' 1 5 , 0 z ,af--A .- If t t, , 2 3, - - ll .Q . ,r . . ...., , .. 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M. , ilSwea6-Ianni iv ?M,..V , s M' a' , A X' -e vgugggv 1 YQ, 4426 - ' .sM?3Vf'f?f'2 M: W V. w ,ss-.,,xw.N,,,,,,., Q-ff.,4usm-asv, egwffew-Af' e 'Q mf-gfgwewf WM Q QQ ,gg we if 4' ,J ' ' - QQ,::ixJ f.ww?P9, iWfmx . W L., ,. 'Y I l l l W J k ml, MW, if , -ww Mmgszp- cvfs Heaven rejoiced that wondrous night He lay in a manger surrounded hy light. Out of love for us jesus was horn On that holy, celestial Christmas morn. 28 Louisa Michaels Louis Crist Aleta Grillot Rehgffbn Honor Ro!! One of the oldest traditions at Calvert is that the highest honor that can be won by any girl or boy is that of crowning Our Lady's statue at the May Crowning ceremony. Those who have maintained a B+ average in Religion and character rating for four years are candidates for election to this honor. During this religious ceremony, held in the Italian court,, Louis Crist and Louisa Machaels placed the wreath of roses on Our Lady's head. The boy and girl who were next in line, Leo Depinet and Mary Alice Ball, carried the banners of the Blessed Virgin. Eligible for election for this honor werel Leo Depinet Audrey Lavoe Louis Crist Catherine Lutz. Mary Alice Ball Nancy Magers Dorothy Breitigam Donna Ecos Mary .lo Fate Ann Ferrall Louisa Michaels Virginia Banker Mary Jo Schlachter A1618 Griuot Joan Sendelbach Kathleen Kimmet Charlotte Van Curen Marilyn Kuhn Carolyn Wecldell Sclzolasffb Honor Roll Averaging 90 per cent in all high school courses re- quires a great deal of mental stamina and much stic:k-to-it- tiveness . lt is an accomplishment of which one whose name appears on the list can well be proud. The boy and girl who maintain the highest averages are the valedictorian and the salutatorian at the Commencement Exercises. This year they are Aleta Grillot and Louis Crist. Those who suceeded in making the 90 per cent average for tour years in all studies are: Aleat Grillot Dorothy Breitigam liiatherxle Lutz Charlotte Van Curen ary ' B511 Ann Ferrall Kathleen Kimmet Audrey Lavoe Carol Brubaker Mary Brickner Donna E005 Louis Crist Mary Jo Fate 29 Relglbn P o r t r a y i n g the greatest event in history are Kath- leen Kimmet and Robert Amlin a s the Blessed Virgin and St. Joseph. Watching over the Child Jesus are the angels - Louise Michaels, M a 1' y Perna, and Mary Alice Ball. The shepherds are John Pingerhuth, L e o Depinet, and Benja- min Shock. Under the guidance ot Father Shenk, the senior boys learn how to put their Religion into practice in every- day life. Illustrating his re- marks W i t h a humorous sto r y , Father Dunn in- structs the fresh- men boys' Religion class. 30 Listening to these two dynamic re- treat masters, Rev. Jospeh Kelly, O.M.I., and Rev. Arthur Tobin, O.M.I., Calvert students filled to capacity the tempo- rary chapel in the new Calvert. Father Lavey di- rects the sophomore girls in their study oi the virtues ot charity, justice, truth, and religion. The work ot the Holy Ghost in the individual and in the Church is the main topic which Father Reichart de- velopes in his jun- ior Religion classes. 31 infer Nos Holding the previous publications ot the Inter Nos, Latin newspaper now in its eighteenth year, is the present staff -Mary Alice Ball, Doro- thy Breitigam, Charlotte Van Curen, Catherine Lutz, Leo Depinet, and Dennis Bridinger. ldflb Caught in the act ot con- quering tirst year Latin are these enthusiastic freshmen. M a r y Ann Pacifico and Irene Bour are declining ille, illa, illud. Spanllvfl Habla usted el Espanol? These tirst-year Spanish students-Patrick Leahy, Carolyn Kelker, Elaine Ecos, Agnes Huss, and J o s e p h Migliori-are taking their tirst step in mastering the language. 32 Seeking literature on the Marian Year, this group oi sophomores-- Mary Terry, Barbara Welter, Barbara Mich- aels, Kenneth Kuhn and Anthony Anese- find inspiring material in the Calvert library. 33 Ca verr library C o u s u l t i n g t h e s e leather- bound reference tools, the en- cyclopedias, un- clarclassmen - Lawrence Zim- mer, D e a n n a Vlferley, C a r ol Fl e c k, Barbara Breitenbach and Daniel Colatrug- lio-prove that the melting pot of C a l v e r t ' s students is the library. I Cfzefmkfry Kay Eschenbrenner and Mary Alice Ball examine posters about the part chemistry p l a y s in industry While the artists- Aleta Grillot, Ann Ferrall, a n d Louisa Michaels - explain them. Plzysfbs Determining heat of vaporization of water seems to prove a live- ly experiment to these j u n i o 1' physicists- Philip Falter, Albert Hemminger, J a m e s Seifert, James Fuller- ton, Donald Flechtner, James Sauber, a nld Cletus Zoll. ffzemzkfry Donna Ecos, Carolyn Weddell, Ric h a r d Sullivan, Kathleen Kimmet, and James Meier use a Leibig condenser to demon- strate tractional distill- ation. 34 Blblogy M a r y F r a n c e s D'Ariano, M a I i l Y n Boner, Mary Ferstler, Irene Magers a n cl A n n Steinbaugh - members ot S i s t e r Maurice's b i ol o g Y class-examine petri- fied Wood and rock containing tern tos- sils. Geometry Kathleen Brain points to the Well-known theorem-the exterior angle is equal to the sum of the two oppo- site interior angles. Algebra Extracting s q u a r e roots presents no pro- blem to these fresh- men algebra students -Mary Omlor, Eu- gene Koby, Daniel Leahy, and Nancy Shultz. 35 if A Q S Vw ww aw? if ai Buy s-Qwxf 1 t xv-.awS's2i 4 ' 3 5, v, ,gmixnw-af, 3 X ?Q4Ss?9Y General Buslhess Checks, interest, and balances catch the at- tention ot the General Business class, con- ducted by Mr. Dirin- ger. Bookkeeplhg Hoping that their net profit is correct on the work sheet are Madeline Fleck and Josephine Buccione of the senior book- keeping class. fommerce frm! Trying to raise their speed- thermometers, these seniors with nimble fingers, are busily tapping away at the keyboard. 37 fifkfory American fflkfory Doris Company, the North, at- tempts to pre- vent Margaret Funkhouser, the South, from com- pletely dividing the land. Modem Hflvrory David F i s h e r prepares to exe- cute L o u i s Robenalt as they d e p i c t t h e martyrdom ot St. Thomas More. Anclbnf ffzkfory Either flat maps or the globe di- rect attention to ancient Greece. Donald B l u s t points to the map and Gary Croy, to the g l o b e . Looking on are Hermina Leahy a n d D o n n a Mooney. 38 Future home makers- Jeannine Company, Mary Ferstler, Mary F r a n c e s D'Ariano, Margaret Kirian, and Imelda Wise enjoy baking a cake. A n t o n e I 1 a Perna, Carol Fleck, Joanna Longo, Dean- na Werling, a n d B a r - bara Breiten- bach diligent- ly follow the recipe to pro- duce mouth- watering 1' e - sults in their pressure cook- er pan. if Home fconomfbs Z f 40 MOT LE META GR O DEPINET Calverfana Prom the moment we finish our freshmen year to the day we take a final lingering glance at Calvert's walls, the yearbook always takes a special place in our hearts. Naturally, a great deal of hard work goes into this high school album. The seniors have sacrificed precious time for the writing ot sports and features and in the mounting of the pictures. Two students who have proved themselves more than worthy of the co-editorship are Aleta Grillot and Leo Depinet. They have had a difficult task directing the writing of the yearbook. but they always found the time and found it gladly. The top team in the patron drive for the Calvertana, Ann Ferrall and Audrey Lavoe, are proudly making returns to the business managers, Mary Jo Schlachter and Ted Singleton. Ann and Audrey have solictcd 59550. Besides keeping the records straight Ted and Mary Jo urged the seniors to do their utmost. 2 2 ? 2 z 5 fa vert News Carrying on a well- established tradi- tion ot publishing an Al l-Catholic, student - produced p a p e r , Charlotte Van Curen, editor, is surrounded by the associate edi- tors-Donna Ecos, Dennis Bridinger, Kathleen Kirnmet, Terry Riester, and Aleta Grillot. The news writers hoping t o make another good lay- out, are lsusily cut- ting, fitting, and p a s t i n g news articles. To round out the action-packed Cal- vert News, feature and alumni editors keep interest alive through teatures, e cl i t o r i a l s . and columns. 42 gg? N1 T5 QTY? WL .. is : ' ,sri - I 1 i . X Mau an--. Lively little Susie Stefanelli led the band in snappy formations between halves in the toot- ball games, in parades, and in the M a y Band-Glee Club Concert. Maybreffes With lively precis- ion Sylvia Omlor, Sue Stefanelli, and Claranne N i g h added zest to the band m u s i c by their dancing and twirling. O Q My Q Xa...-ff' 1 I fi ff. 33 5 k. ,, . 'X E, jf , ,X ,Q -f L ,, ws K 2, Ili ,fi i , f 1, , 5 4 gs. 5, ,w F 'sf , n ,--A d Q M-'N ...N X .LX Q 3 . Q24 Tm' 'K 5 Q Lau fr A mb A You Recall New F172 ,Mg . if .:,. X A. S, 7 Q V 'sf 'iz gf ,aw 1 -1 ff 9xs,qf sf Qr'2f.f,fvQ,r,vxA,g .f,,4siQvK4f V., me Vfseg Q .fvoif A '9' 2? if '.v'e4' , Mfywf Qfe-1v?5?x3P'3TfQ .M .,,l 2 .Vp offs Ioseph, father of work and of toil, Mary, mother of Christ and of me, jesus, hrother of all mankind, This is the Holy Family. 49 M Mr. Joseph Kukolf Mr. Karl Zalar I' Sieve Ecos Senecas' foacfuhg Staff Completing his fifth year at Calvert is Mr. Karl Zalar, head football and basketball coach. This year Zip gave Calvert a football and basketball team to be proud of. With 11 letter- men he shaped out a rugged football team that walked oft with 8 wins and only 1 defeat, while in basketball he led his squad to a 17-3 record. Assisting Mr. Zalar as backtield coach and reserve squad basketball coach is Mr. Joseph Kukoy, a new man on the staff. Joe's fine personality made him liked by everyone and many of the athletes came to him for advice on how to better themselves. As it looks, Joe has a fine coaching career ahead of him. Mr. Steve Ecos was again at Calvert to assist Mr. Zalar in handling the chores of shaping up the line in football. And that he did, as Calvert had one of the strongest and fastest lines in a long time. ffzeerleaders At every game it's the, Go, Team, yell of the cheerleaders that puts Vim and vigor into the specta- tors as well as the team. All this year, Calvert's four cheerleaders could be heard leading yells even long after the games were over. Some victories could have been losses had it not been for their inexhaustible school spirit. Congratulations on a job well done to Carol Your Pep Saylor, Gail Beat Me Daddy B o r e r , Katie Action Lutz and Helen Hey, Go Buccione. First Row: Daniel Fullerton, William Zoll, Gerald Hoerig, Iohn Leahy, Kenneth Rumschlag, George Graham, Eugene Stetanelli, Michael Leahy, Salvatore Paradiso, Iohn Gatton, Lawrence Shelt. Second Row: Roger Welter, Michael McClellan, Iames Dryfuse, Robert Mitten, Edward Ferstler. Iohn Houck, George Houck, Richard Bernard, William Schetter, Michael Perna, Richard Dandurand, Leonard Longo, Thomas Huss, Daniel Moran. Third Row: Howard Guss, Dennis Bridinger, William Dell, Thomas Zahn, Robert Leahy, Iames Masella, Iames Rochester, Roy Phillips, l0hn Englehaff, William R0h1'bUCl'l, RiChC!1'd SUIUVGYL Ioseph MiQ1i0Yi, Thomas Felter, Iames Seifert, Patrick Leahy, Coach Karl Zalar, Coach Ioseph Kukoy. Fourth Row: Coach Steve Ecos, David Omlor, David Stevenson, IohnLutz, Iames Meier, Philip Falter, john Distel, David Dow, Louis Crist, Richard Theis, Iames Fullerton, Ioseph Scherger, Robert Amlin, Michael Wagner. 1953 6nd Season Posting eight wins to one loss, the Calvert Seneca football squad added a new luster to the record books. Besides the large percentage ot wins, the gridders entered some of the most impressive scores in the school's history. After failing to break the jinx of the preview game, the Senecas picked themselves up by scalping Galion 27-0. The only black mark on the record was the 14-0 loss to Toledo Clay, which now has a win streak of 30 games. After this defeat, the Senecas settled down for the rest of the season with wins over Sandusky St. Mary's 33-6, Port Clinton 40-7, Fostoria St. Wendelin's 39-6, Fremont St. Joe's 14-O, Lima St. Rose 14-O, Kenton 23-0, and, as a final touch, a city-championship win over Tiffin Columbian 53-6. Only through teamwork could such achievements as these be made. Even though Denny Bridinger, the over 200 pound fullback, was chcsen by the players the most valuable player, the whole team worked like a well-made machine. Each man was extremely valuable as is evident by the election of all the seniors as co-captains. The senior co-captains are Jim Meier, Dave Dow, Bill Rohrbach, Dick Sullivan, Bobby Amlin, Dick Theis, Bill Dell, Louie Crist, Bud Phillips, Tom Felter, Dave Omlor, Jim Rochester, and Denny Bridinger. Adding depth to the squad were the underclassmen who proved to be an asset to the team. Although there were only two underclassmen, Bob Leahy and Tom Zahn, on the starting 11, all ot them received valuable experience. Despite the loss of 14 lettermen, the team next year should be hard to beat. Underclass lettermen include Butch Distel, .lim Masella, Jim Fullerton, Joe Migliori, Phil Falter, Bob Leahy, Tom Zahn, Joe Scherger, and John Lutz, all juniors. The team had another valuable man who never got into the game, except in spirit, or never got his name in the paper. This man is manager Terry Hiester. Always on the spot whenever he was needed, Terry proved a real asset to the team. 51 44 cf? ff tt who HG evil W v xo V+ KA ,,.! 3,fp , RRS , ago fs' C11 6 'Q NA ex 4' xzgjkqi 6? -H-H+'+ -0 if 9Pfix1'P'N U Q' , H J ,,.,., --,: A x y F 5, A i Lx. : W ' QA A , E, cf-fucx ,, v ,, Bun' V lf N U TE. CRIST PHILLIPS MEIER ' 1 U :2,:,E..A. ::,4,,A. 1 H W A -SN ff K+ 3 dx f O1 if S1 5 je, , ., 2 , Wy if 2 ? x YG xg ,. ,,, N' , , ? ? 21222 5, LM ,M 1 V,.:.,A,,,.,AVV W x V:.A f L? Y W5 Q' Z X 5 'tj Wy 'MM 11 w ff 04,047-S fs xg X EW X 'N s x E, X me ,QW ,Mg f . :A,,,,,., ',, f , jg ka W M ' Q f ,- E ' Z , ,' .I. -'v,. , . MW K , ,:5s:a5:'- ft . . 'xx' 172, fix 'QS '5 11 -a 04,34 4 av ...,,., Senecas who topped off the best season with a runner-up tro- phy in the Class A Tournament a r e I Roger Welter, Michael Wagner, J o s e p h Scherger, Robert Am- lin, Eugene Hohman, Robert Leahy, Philip Falter, Joseph Mig- liori, Richard Sulli- van, Dennis Bridinger, William Rohrbach. In front are Coaches Mr. Joseph Kukoy and Mr. Karl Zip Zalal who led the Senecas to their best season. Basketball Playing a high scoring, fast break type of ball, the '53-'54 Seneca cagers turned in the best sea- son record in the history of Calvert by winning 17 and losing but 3. This year's team also was the first Calvert team ever to play in its own gymnasiumj it well deserved this honor as the team won all 9 of its home court games. The Senecas proved they had what it takes when they went to the Sandusky Tournament and knocked off kingpin Bellevue and 2nd seeded Sandusky. But it was a rough Fremont Ross who defeated the Senecas in the finals of the sectional tournament. A well-rounded scoring punch kept the Z-Men in all the way, as Coach Zalar had five good shooters who could score almost at will. Racking up a season's total ot 1517 points to their opponents' 1208, the Senecas averaged 76 points per game with 60 scored against them. This year's 17 wins and 3 losses is the record for the future Calvert teams to beat. Varshy fage Record DATE OPPONENT PLACE WE THEY Dec. 12 Shelby .......,.................,..,.,.,. ........ ...,.,.. ............, H 7 6 58 19 Marion St. Mary ...,...... ..,..,.., T 75 62 Jan. 8 Mansfield Madison ........ ....,..,. H 80 59 13 Thompson ..,..,.,.............,.,. ......... l -I 97 64 20 Fremont St. Joseph ........ ,........ H 57 53 22 Lima St. Rose ..............,.... ..,...,.. H 65 58 24 Norwalk St. Paul ........,..... ......... T 62 25 29 Fostoria St. Wendelin ..,... ......... H 87 55 Feb. 2 Lima St. John ......,.,.........,. ......... T 57 74 5 Hardin Northern .............. ......... H 68 52 7 Fostoria St. Wendelin ..,... ......... T 94 68 9 Tiffin Columbian ........,..... ..,...... H 54 64 10 Galion .......................,, ........, H 77 63 12 Carey ........,..................... ...,,.,.. H 75 44 14 Sandusky St. Mary ........ ........, T 81 72 20 Calvert Alumni ......... .,....... H 75 62 26 Port Clinton .,................................. ......................,..... . T 90 39 CLASS A TOURNAMENT AT SANDUSKY WE THEY Mar. 2 Bellevue ............,.......................................... ..1st. Round 91 81 Mar. 4 Sandusky High ......... ....,..., S emi-Finals 78 72 Mar. 6 Fremont Ross ....,. .......,. F inals 78 83 54 Reserve Record Calvert 25 33 Marion St. Mary's Calvert 21 41 Mansfield Madison Calvert 35 30 Thompson Calvert 32 58 Fremont St. Joseph's Calvert 25 48 Lima St. Rose Calvert 31 49 Norwalk St. Paul Calvert 25 27 Fostoria St. Wendelin Calvert 38 59 Lima St. John Calvert 24 27 Hardin-Northern Calvert 39 62 Fostoria St. Wendelin Calvert 29 53 Columbian Calvert 34 39 Galion Calvert 40 53 Carey Calvert 44 50 Sandusky St. Mary's Calvert 49 55 Port Clinton Front Row: Michael Flynn, Salvatore Paradiso, Kenneth Rumschlag, Paul Herig, George Gra- ggczlnd Row: Iohn Houck, David Distel, George Houck, David Riedy, Michael Perna, Iohn Thcii'l:lunRow: Frederick Hohman, Michael Mc Clellan, Robert Mitten, Daniel Moran, David Stevenson, William Black. Seneca Cagers Among the greatest of the great belongs Bill Rohrbach 6'6 . A three year letterman, most valuable player in his junior and senior years, 1st team all-tournament, and 1st team All-Ohio are the honors Bill has earned. In Bob Amlin Calvert loses an All' around good sport. His tour years of hard work make him one to be remembered, not so much as a basketball flash, but as a spark for the team. Dick Sullivan 6' was elected Captain by his teammates. His 253 points made him second high scorer on the team. Dick was voted on the all tourney 1st team and was second highest in the tournament with 59 points. Denny Bridinger 6'1 was one of the most spirited men on the squad. His great ability to rebound helped to control the backboardg he will be a hard man to replace next year. WILLIAM ROHRBACH RICHARD SULLIVAN ROBERT AMLIN DENNIS BRIDINGER Most Valuable Captain 1953 -I9 4 Alumni News ANNUAL REUNION The Calvert Alumni Reunion, held each year on the first Sunday after graduation, was attended in 1953 by many of the Calvert graduates and their families. One of the main attractions of the day was the inspection of the almost-completed new building. The children received balloons and entertained themselves on the platform swings and in the convent garden. Officers of the association represented the Alumni at a High Mass in the Ursuline Chapel on Sunday morning. The Mass was said for the living and the deceased members of the Alumni Association. The Rev. James Scott, '33, assisted by the Rev. Russell Gillig, '28, of Van Wert, pre- sided at Benediction at 2 p. m. James Goetz, '47, played the organ. OFFICERS ELECTED Alumni officers elected at the annual reunion were: Howard Magers, Jr., president, Anna Mae Reiter, vice president, James Goetz, treasurer, Kathryn Sacksteder, secretary. ALUMNI ACTIVITIES Through the service of Boles Dandurand Studio, identification of all class pictures which was started last year, has now been completed. The pictures have been rearranged and hung in the study hall. The constitution, which has been in effect since the Alumni Association was first started, has been revised to incorporate a more modern version. To keep closer contact with all almuni a new file system has been inaugurated. At the close of the year the association is planning to make a contribution to the library fund. SUMMER DANCE Bob Montgomery and his orchestra provided the music for over 500 Alumni and their guests at the traditional Summer Dance at Meadowbrook Ballroom, Bascom, Sept. 4. To establish a precedent, future Alumni dances will be held on the Friday before Labor Day. HOWARD MAGERS, JR. ANNA MAE RIETER JAMES GOETZ KATHRYN SACKSTEDER Rehgfbus Anderson, Phyllis, '35, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Damian Baumgardner, Betty, '37, Sisters of Mercy, Cincin- nati, Ohio, Sister M. Barnabas Benner, Dorothy, '33, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Georgianna Brickner, Norene, '31, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Norene Dell, Rita Mae, '37, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Patrick Distel, Hilda, '39, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Joan of Arr' Distel, Agnes, '44, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Arthur Honor Roll Smith, Lillian, '33, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Caroline Smith, Lucille, '37, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Bonaventure Stein, Rev. Gerald, '34, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio, Tomecek, Anna, '33, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Ann Flidelis Wagner, Mary, '28, Sisters of Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Indiana, Sister M. Monica Warnement, Mary, '27, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Estelle Welter, Margaret, '37, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Borrofmeo YVi1lman, Ann, '33, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Dunn, Rev. Edward, '34, Diocese Dunn, Rev. Richard, '38, Diocese Gaietto, Angeline, '38, Ursuline Sister M. Merici Gillig, Rev. Russell, '28, Diocese Huffman, Rev. Louis W., '27, Ohio Krupp, Mary Rose, '35, Ursuline Sister M. Urban, Kuhn, Evelyn, '41, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Evelyn Martin, Mary Jane, '44, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sister M. Cajetan Michaels, Alice, '33, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Judith Puffenberger, Catherine, '31, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Gretchen Scott, Rev. James, '33, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Skokane, Shirley, '44, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Peter Smith, Cecelia, '34, Sisters of Ohio, Sister M. Joirita Rt. Rev. Msgr. James Higginbotharn Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Hultgen Rev. William Killoran Rev. George J. May Ahrens, Gene, '40 Breidenbach, Eldon, '42 Breidenbach, Jack, '46 Callendar, Ruth Kennedy, '35 Dalk, Louis, '27 Ferstler, Howard, '30 Fleck, Harold, '36 France, Emma, '29 Fry, Joseph, '36 Fuller, Mary Cross, '27 Gardner, Mary Frances, '38 of Toledo, Ohio of Toledo, Ohio Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Ohio, Sister M. Josepha VVi1lman, Catherine, '33, Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine, Cleveland, Ohio, Sister M, Louisg Zeiger, Helen, '28, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, 0hio, of Toledo, Ohio Zeiger, Marguerite, '27, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Celeste Diocese of Toledo, Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Mercy, Cincinnati, ln Memorkim DECEASED MEMBERS OP THE FACULTY Rev. R. J. Osterhage Sister M. Christine, O. S. U. Sister Mary Jane, O. S. U. Sister M. Liguori, O. S. U. DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ALMUNI Houck, Arthur, '28 Kirby, William, '41 Leahy, Walter, '35 Mangett, Marcus, '38 McClellan, Francis, '27 McCormick, Margaret Gase, '30 Omlor, Vincent, '28 Orians, Gertrude, '31 Paradiso, Anthony, '39 Ranker, Albert, '34 Ranker, Charles, '34 57 Sister M. Marcelline Sister M. Mechtilde,, O. S. U Sister M. Veronica, O. S. U. 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Anderson, Richard .....,.... Ball, Mary Alice Betz, William .............,.... Breitigam, Dorothy ......... Brickner, Mary .......,.. Bridinger, Dennis ........ Brown, Arlene ........,... Brubaker, Carol ........ Buccione, Josephine Burkart, Frances ............ Crist, Louis ........... Daniel, Mary ......... Dell, William ......... Depinet, Leo .......... Dow, David .......,....,..,. Ecos, Donna .......................,. Eschenbrenner, Kay Fate, Mary Joan ......,.... . Felter, Thomas ...... Ferrall, Ann ......,........... Fingerhuth, John ..,..,.. Fleck, Madeline .,...... Frisch, Mardell .......,.. Grillot, Aleta ..,...... Grover, Dolores ....... Huffman, James .,....... .. Ink, Marilyn ................,.,....... Kimmet, Kathleen .. Krupp, Ronald ....,..... Kuhn, Marilyn .......... .. Laube, David ......... Lavoe, Audrey .......... Ley, Shirley ..........,. Longo, Mary ...,... Bish, Marilyn ..,...,.. Blust, LaDonna .....,.... Boes, Carolyn ,........ Boner, Marilyn ....,...,..,. .. Borer, Mary Gail .......... . Borer, Louis .........,...... Borer, Hugo .....,...... Buccione, Helen ...... Buchman, Alice ...... Buchman, Gerald .... Carpenter, Mary ........., Company, Doris ....... Deer, Margaret ....,.... Distel, Dean ........... Distel, John ........... Dryfuse, Carol .,.,.. Ecos, Elaine ...........,.... Elchert, Gregory ...,... Enoch, Virginia ....,... Falter, Philip ,...... Ferrall, Joyce ..,...,.. Student Register Senfbrs ,....,..................,..Route 4 2 Melmore Street ..........182 Walker Street ............280 Jefferson Street Route 3 W. Davis Street 1 Ann Street Hancock Street .,.........453 Water Street Summit Street Goodsell Street 1 ..........,.329 Hedges Street 5 ..,........300 Hedges Street Melmore Street 4 ,......518 S. Sandusky Street Wentz Street Rebecca Street Frost Parkway Walker Street ..........162 Schonhardt Street 4 2 ........,..263 W. Market Street 4 506 S. Washington Street Circular Street ..........353 Greenfield Street .,.......,237 Clinton Avenue Gross Street Prospect Street ,..........496 W. Adams Street Lutz, Catherine ....... Magers, Nancy ....... . ....... 132 Jackson Street ...........149 Ohio Avenue Meier, James ........,... .............. 1 60 Coe Street Michaels, Louisa ....... ........... 1 66 Huss Street Miller, James ............... ............... 8 7 Rosa Street Paradiso, Carmella ...... .................,., 3 80 Miami Street Perna, Mary .............. .............................. 2 61 Miami Street Phillips, Roy ............. .,........ 2 78 S. Washington Street Ranker, Virginia ......... ...,...........,..,..,.......... 1 27 Ella Street Reinhart, Robert .......,. Riester, Terrance ........ Rochester, James .....,. Rohrbach, Paul ..............., Rohrbach, William .......... San Gregory, John ...,. Saylor, Carol ....,........... Schauder, Charles ......,. Schlachter, Mary Jo .. Schleter, Jean .......,......... Schock, Benjamin ....., Sendelbach, Joan ......... Sendelbach, Marjorie Simonis, Yvonne .......... Singleton, Theodore ., Stefanelli, Assunta ...... Steinmetz, Dorothy .,.. Sullivan, Richard ......... Szablewski, Ralph ...... Main Street .........,203 Second Avenue ....,.......210 Wentz Street .........366 Miami Street .....,......113 Apple Street .. ................... 312 Hedges Street ..........208 N. Sandusky Street Clay Street 1 Clinton Avenue 1 Main Street Rebecca Street South View Place W. Market Street . .,....................., 309 Wall Street .................Route 1, New Riegel Main Street ., ...........,...... 330 Hedges Street Theis, Richard ........,.........,....,...... 259 S. Sandusky Street Tiell, Thomas ........,..........,.,. Van Curen, Charlotte Weddell, Carolyn .....,. Juniors ,............,.,,...........Route 1 Coe Street ..........,.338 Hedges Street Hudson Street .........402 S. Jefferson Street Franklin Street ...........387 W. Market Street Water Street ..........292 Ella Street ......,.......,............Route 2 , ..... ,........ 4 10 Coe Street E. Davis Street ...........113 Tomb Street Mohawk Street Goodsell Street ,..........354 Hedges Street Melmore Street ........,...489 Hedges Street Schonhardt Street ............315 Hedges Street Rebecca Street .708 S. Washington Street W. Perry Street Leitner Avenue Weisenberger, John ........ ............,.... 7 8 Elmer Street Wilhelm, Lawrence ........ ............ 2 55 Circular Street Wise, Martha .................. ........,......... 1 35 Ella Street Fischer, Nancy ......., ,..,........... 2 10 Coe Street Fisher, Sylvia ........,..... ......... 4 5 Braden Court Flechtner, Donald ........ .................. 3 19 Hedges Street Fleck, Carol ..,..,..............,.,....,.,.................. 17 Walker Street Fullerton, James ......,........,.. 387 N. Washington Street Funkhouser, Margaret Gardner, Rose Ann ..,. Jefferson Street , ............. 460 S. Jefferson Street Grieselding, Rita ....,...... .,....................... 9 5 Erie Street Haefling, Jean ...............,........ .......,... 7 69 Melmore Street Hemminger, Albert .................,.,.,.,.............,...,......... Route 2 Herbert, William ............,..... 711 S. Washington Street Hohman, Eugene ...... .............., 6 1 W. Perry Street Hohman, James ....., .,...,..,........,.,. 9 5 Erie Street Huss, Agnes ...,..... Ink, Maureen ............... Kelbley, Robert ....,.... Kelker, Carolyn .....,,.. ..,.......,219 Melmore Street 4 ...,.....,..204 Clay Street Hampden Park Kistler, Marcia ..........,..... ....,.... 1 39 Sycamore Street Knoll, Edward ..............,.,.... ..,....... 4 6 Minerva Street Leahy, James Patrick .............,...,............... 29 Main Street Leahy, Robert ..................... ......,..., 4 33 Circular Street l Ley, Ann ..............,... ................ 5 5 Victoria Drive Rumschlag, Jane ...... ............................. R oute 2 Longo, Joanna ..,........... ........... 4 96 W. Adams Street Ruskin, Roberf ,,,.,,, ,4,,,.,,4, 2 04 Benner Sfreef Lutz, John ,.......................... ...................... 1 86 Slffeef Saubef, Joseph ..-,...,4 -.A,,.,... 4 91 Circular Street Maibefgefy Michael ---'-'-- -.--A--4-- 1 19 Main Sifeef Scherger, Joseph ........ ...,.,... 1 OO Prospect Street Massella, James .,,..............,....,.......,........... 272 Clay Street Schlra, Margaret A -'I,AA A.'-'.'. . 4AAAA A ..' 1 90 Main Slreel Mcclellaflv Mari! ------'-----'---'-------L----- 239 Jefferson sneer Schleter, James ..,..,............,.,........................,,.,.............. Route 4 MCGOWHH, Carown '- --' 354 N' Wnsnrngron Srreer Seifert, James ........................ 340 S. Washington Street Meier, Marv Ellen - -- A'---- '-44--'4'A '-----AAA--' 160 Coe Srreer Seislove, Rita .............. .............,......,....,............. M elmore Rd. Mignon' Joseph ' ' 2 25 W' Davis Street Singleton Raymond ...........,...... 119 W. Market Street Miletti, Patricia ...... .......,. 2 2 S. Sandusky Street Smith Dgris 510 S Washington Street Molyett, David ,....,. .....t........,....... 3 59 Coe Street Smith' Yvomlg 'A 4'A 'AAAA ' 37 Main Street Mooney, Marilyn ,..... .,....,......,..........., R oute 5 ' . 'A'A A '. 'A'A' AAAA4A4AAA A AA A Nigh, Claranne .'v 4' v .- -'4- 5 1 Union Street Stauffer, Janis .......,.,......., ....,..... 1 5 Jefferson Street Patterson, Carol AA'A A A. . .' 1 57 Wentz Street Swope, Marilyn ...,.........,..... ......,. 2 83 Hedges Street Patutoplosephine VAEAAAI -..'4-'4'.. 2 76 ClaY Street Vande Kerkhoff, Paul ....,,.,. ,.............., 2 61 Coe Street Pema, Anlonena -'--.l. ...-'4-l 2 61 Miami Sheet Wagner, Rose Ann ............ ,.,......, S . Greenfield Rd. Polgnony Gerald -'4-'l..' V'A'A ' 4 22 Wall Street Welter, Jeanne ......,., ..........,.....,.. 1 1 Fullerton Court Rankery Dolores llllllll Arll ,,,,,,,-- 1 2 7 E113 Street Wright, Carolyn .....,............,..........,......... 17 Wentz Street Reinman, James .,....... ,.,....,............,........ 1 33 Oak Street Zahn, Thomas ......... ........,.. 4 99 N. Washington Street Roy, Richard ..,..,....,. ........ 5 71 S. Washington Street Zoll, Cletus ..,...... ..,............,.,.., 2 99 Jefferson Street Sopfzomores Aiello, Rosalie ......... ........., 1 49 Hudson Street Kistler, Diane ..............,.. .,....,.... 1 39 Sycamore Street Amlin, Charlotte ......... .......................,....,...... R oute 2 Kleinhenz, Jeanette ..... ..................,..... M elmore Rd, Anese, Anthony ........,. ......,... 2 64 Jackson Street Knoll, Dolores ..,............ ,..,............ 4 6 Minerva Street AI'bOgaSi, Naomi .,...... ..............,.... 4 5 Park Avenue Kgby, Dgnna ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, 1 33 Schonhardf Street Ball, Affhlll' ---'----'-'- ' -----4-4---------- 3 7 Goodsell Sffeei Kuebler, Carol ...... ........,.,,..... 4 30 Hedges Street Benner, Patricia .......... .,...,..., 3 O5 S. Sandusky Street Kuhn, Kenneth ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 6 Douglas Sgreef Beniz, Joan --'-'A----- --'-------'-'--' 1 66 UNCH Street Lucius, Alma ..,.... .....................,,...... R oute 4 Black, William -'-4---A ---L------'---- 3 15 Benner Street Magers, Irene ........ ......... 3 28 Benner Street Bland, Geofgiana --'--- f-----'---- ------ -'-'-- 8 9 Tomb Street Magers, Ralph .........,., .............. 1 49 Ohio Avenue BOQHSIS ROHHIC1 ----4'--4-----4-------'- 293 N- S3ndU5kY Street Martin, Richard ........ ...........,. 1 74 Jefferson Street Brain, Kathleen ........................ 167 N. Sandusky Street Mathias, Marilyn ...l-'... -.'4-'.A 2 0 N. Sanduslqf Street Bfeifenbachr Barbara --'--- -'- - - ' 71 Walker Srreer Michaels, Barbara ....... ..................,.... 1 16 Huss Street gfickngfr EITYIHS --4---------'- - -'- -'-'-- 2 99 Cla? Sfleeg Mitten, Sue ......,....... ,.......... 1 07 Clinton Avenue HIP, ar ara --'-- ' O u e Moran Ann ........ ................... 2 46 Union Street Cramer, Fred '-'-- ' 1 54 Gross Street Myers: Janet ....... ....... 2 76 S. Sandusky Street Cramer, Karen - -'- ' 1 46 CIRY Sneeet Omlor, Sue .......... ......,........,.., 1 2 Tomb Street Daniel, George ....,................... .......................,.......... L Route 2 Omlor, Sylvia .-v-.-'. -lullrllr R oute 2, Republic D'Arran0v Marv Frances 211 W' Davls Street Patuto, Carmella ....... .........,................. 2 76 Clay Street De Piazza, Ralph ,............,... Depinet, Joseph ..,..,... Elchert, Charles ...... Elchert, Rosalie ...... Englehart, John ...... Ferstler, Mary ...... Fisher, David ....... ..,........235 Jackson ,...........155 Main Hedges ...........,403 S. Monroe Street Route 5 Street Street Street ............124 First Avenue ...Route 2 Fisher, Martha ............ ........ 2 10 Hudson Street Frankhart, Norma ..,...... ,............ 2 9 Webster Street Frederick, Robert ...... ....................., 2 O7 Main Street Gaietto, Irene ....... ........... 6 76 S. Sandusky Street Gase, Charles ....... ...........,........ 4 75 Circular Street Gase, Judette ......, ...,..... 5 41 S. Washington Street Gibson, Milton ........ ......,..,................... 1 22 Ann Street Graham, George .....,.... ........................... 1 15 Ella Street Grover, Suzanne ..,.... ...........,..........,.... R oute 2 Herig, Paul ................ ................. 2 68 Coe Street Heyman, Shirley ....... ........,.. 2 15 Melmore Street Holmer, Ruth ............. Immele, Margaret .......... Janovich, Mary Lou ........ Jordan, Virginia .........,.... ....25O Circular ........117 Circular ..........128 Jackson Kauffman, Donald ............,....,............ 394 Circular Kimmet, Constance Kinn, Jerome ........... . ,..,....... 506 S. Washington Grammes Street Street Route 4 Street Street Street Street Kirian, Janet ........ ..,....,......... M elmore Rd. Poplawski, Bernice ...,... Renninger, Nancy ......... Renninger, Shirley ...,... Renninger, William ,......... Rex, Jacqueline .........,.... Ring, Jean ................... Robenalt, James .......... Rohrbach, Michael .......... San Gregory, Anthony Sanders, Gerald ............... Schreiner, Joseph .,.,.,.. Shook, Thomas ......... Stefanelli, Eugene ....., Steinbaugh, Ann ...,...,., Steinmetz, Donna ........ Stevenson, David ..,.,. Stofer, Patricia ...... Terry, Mary ............. Theis, Jeanette ..,....... Wall Street Poignon, James ............,...... .....397 S. Washington Street W. Perry Street Nelson Street Nelson Street 372 S. Washington Street 14 Clinton Avenue Wentz Street . ......... 246 Circular Street Second Avenue Coe Street ,........141 Walker Street Jackson Street .,.......309 Wall Street , ..,............ 17 Gross Street ..........291 Circular Street Ann Street ........142 Gross Street .......,...171 Miami Street 4 Theis, Joyce ...,....,..,.. ,,.. . .,.... 2 59 S. Sandusky Street Wagner, Michael ............. ............,..........., 1 88 Coe Street Wangler, Mary Ellen ...... .............. .56 Hall Street Warnement, Marjorie .......,...............................,....... Route 2 Weimerskirch, Donald ........,... 256 S. Monroe Street