Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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W, C 5 v 0 9 I .,-4. .-.ffz 40g . oewod As a tribute to those who have sacrificed so much for our happiness, we, the class of 1955, gratefully dedicate our yearbook to our parents. Our mothers heard our first words, taught us our first prayers, saw us leave for our first day of school, and helped us when our homework seemed too difficult. Our fathers earned the money for our first pair of shoes, carried us on their shoulders, were pleased at our good report cards, and helped us grow into good Catholics and good citizens. Although we cannot repay their time or material sacrifices, we hope that we can be the kind of young men and women that our parents wish us to be, and in such a way insure them that their efforts have not been in vain, but that they have co-operated with God to increase the population of our future eternal Home. Exemplifying our Heavenly Father and our Blessed Mother, our parents have been our best helpers, our most valued counselors, and our most cherished friends throughout childhood, grade school, and high school years. f il- w , , ,- . 6 -s o gferg. 'ax ft . all 'lf f HER Dedlkdflbn ., ,' 1 L L -X 4 - N 1 'agr 1 l l H7 -2' - ' - 4-5 Q -35 Q-A- : W 5 J + r f M f f, x X 'g siil ' 'ggi-PQ 5 ,4 111 ,Q 4 if D V-llfiy. I ' P I K ' I ,L f a? 4 'Qz5?53N 4. . - -vera --- 9 1 rm SN sd X ff fbi i 2 Z V , I 1 1 f 1 I A I VIV F 3 N 5'Sgg,5 N 1 xx W ff jp VW if 1 M I ' ff, f i 1 H y f . f , fe . ff 5 If M I Q' ! N Y 5 J I 'i '- ' Y 4 ,, X s 'F rm A' I V Nt 'K X If J 1 1 Nl W l U QV V fi, f ' I M fn' I 1 X, f , fm, lp! Ia ' 1 'f 'Q' 'fwxf '11 VN: , xH:ff w ,W IM' lg V! 1 I 1 f 'r, , 4 V ' Y ' 'f ' U W ,A r mi X 3 iffff I I 1 ij!! ww' K ' V' ll I, J, l gfffx' If I A ge 1 A Bflffzop of Toledo His Excellency MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, D.D. Though the students at Calvert are a small part ot Bishop Rehring's tlock, they feel very happy that he honors them with his presence at their Graduation Exercises. They know that a Bishop has many duties and responsibilities and so they greatly appreciate the kind- ness ot their own Bishop in following a precedent begun by Cardinal Stritch. Even though the boys and girls ot Calvert know their Bishop mainly through his letters to his people, they see in these letters a follower of Our Lord- a kind, considerate, ever watchful shepherd, a true lover ot souls. As a shepherd guards his sheep, so Bishop Rehring guards his people. The Calvert students pledge themselves to be true and loyal to their Bishop and sincerely thank him for his spiritual guidance. 4 Fava fy fm Emma zygw egg- XNXYXNNNXQQN WXX NWXWWXXNWlKXkWWQEk0SNkXWkW CQaam,Zm.nA49 L9 'Mama I W S, fx !ZZ v WD 1 . C S All 5 . Q f 1 N 9 5 .A , V , Q. 3-' . -, ,ij ! I ff ' a 5 . 1' L: I N 19 4 J 1: 5 s 5 g xx 5 . X N X 1 'S Q 3 5 w ' ' 5 I ,w , 5 .X K' 3 f' 2 D 7 3 i Principal REV. JOSEPH D. SHENK, M.A., B.S.E. Although burdened with the many duties of running a school, Father Shenk can always find time to help individual students with their personal problems. It doesn't take him long, in the beginning of each school year, to learn the name of each freshman. Always available, Father Shenk is deeply concerned with each person's welfare, and provides a sate shelter in the storms of school life. Though the students' days are from 8200 a.m. until 3200 p.rn., Father's work isn't quite so short. Tackling the problems that are always present to beset a principal, he works from early until late. Nor do his labors cease with the advent of summer. Although the classrooms are silent during the vacation, Father's office is humming with activity. He must use this time to make out a schedule for each student for the coming year. Perhaps his tasks have been a little pleasanter this year, since they were carried out in a bright new school. Remembering the many sacrifices Father has made and the countless hours he has spent to make their high school days happy and profitable ones, the student body will be forever grateful to their principal, Father Shenk. 6 Assistant Pnhcjval There is someone at Calvert who is every student's friend. He has a knack for ironing out complications and can be counted on to listen enthusiastically to everything from the latest parties to the newest problems. At a cheer rally, the student body seems to catch some of his pep and boundless Calvert Spirit. Although in penalty period he is firm about correcting students' faults, and making them realize the necessity of co-operation and obedience, afterwards you often find him the center of a group of laughing, chattering students. Calvert students feel that he is just like one of them. This is Father Dunn, our assistant l principal. REV. EDWARD C. DUNN, M.A. Board of Fllvcal Control In the completed unit of Calvert High School, Monsignor Raphael I. Kinnane, pastor of St. Mary's and Monsignor Richard J. Gabel, pastor of St. .loseph's, behold the goal of their tireless effort and unflinching self-sacrifice. We, the students, too, see the fruit of their labors and daily enjoy its benefits. If it were not for these priests and their generous parishioners, our priceless school would yet be nothing but a fantasy on paper. To the pastors of our respective parishes we, the recipients of their good works, extend our sincerest appreciation and thanks for the opportunity to attend Calvert and to continue a Catholic education. Both Monsignor Kinnane and Monsignor Gabel have a very personal interest in every student of Calvert. Each one is an individual with a soul destined for heaven. Their ambition and their desire is to develop each soul into a perfect mirror of Christ. We are grateful to Msgr. Kinnane and Msgr. Gabel not only for their assistance in our trials and tribulations, but also for their kind encouragement. we Xe!! 'ns RT. REV. MSGR. R. I, KINNANE RT. REV. MSGR. R. 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. Aloysia, O.S.U. Sister Alice Marie, O.S.U. M.A. Hisloty Sister M. Charlotte, O.S.U. B.A. Librcrray Mr. Albert Diringer, B.E.E. Mathematics Home Economics Sister M. Cleopha, O.S.F. Commerce Sister Si. Dominic, O.S.U. M.A. English, Latin Mr. Donald Bowersox, Sister M Ccxllista OSU Band, Glee Club, Driving Enghsh Hlsmry Sister M. Cordula, O.S.U. ,stef M DQ-nd Q5 U PhY5lCSf Mflfhemaflcs English Mathematics B. Mus. , 95131551 -Y itffle ' el rim Z ,Q .3 B.A. W XM? xkx were-A eil Qsbfiax la nw SYN My-Sw 1 'N X ,, '-'seg:f..,:5:?.5:5:a:5a:s:s- -f-::ay:::::.f..::N.::f A L, K -5. ..... . .... .5 ..,. ' A- ':,:s: ,. :1s::- . .Q '-:,-. ,j::'f255E.E.3::- ' ' j, - .5 -.:., , , Sister M. Emmanuel O.S.U. Slster M Iqne OSF , M.A. B A Latin. SPCmlS1'l Commerce English l Mr. Ioseph Kukoy, B.S. Biology, Physical Education, Assistant Coach Rev. Ralph I. Reichert, B.A. Religion , , . I N E Sister M. Maurice, O.S.U. Mrs. Harriet McClellan B-S-E' Cafeteria Chemistry, Biology 1 :- Sister M. Scholastica, O.S.U. Mrs. Mary Scherger School Secretary BA' English, Spanish Mrs. Alma Taylor Maintenance Mr. Horace Taylor Rev. lames A. Walsh, Maintenance B'A- Religion 9 Mrs. Bsrta Moir, R.N. School Nurse Mrs. Mary Steinmetz Caleteria Mr. Karl Zalar, B.A. Government, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, Athletic Director, Head Coach Q X, ix xx 5 X5 X 1' ix i S 2 i kg 5, sl M i 4 :. 1 May Crowmhg Gerald Poignon and Carol Patterson crown the Blessed Virgin's s t a I u e during the annual May crowning ceremony May 9. Dedication Calvert shines as Bishop Rehring sprinkles the walls at the dedication of the new building Aug. 29. .lambr-5'embr Prom Making use of their artistic talents in pre- paring the shrine for Our Lady are Shirley Prenninge-r,Georgianna Bland, Anthony San Gregory, and Donald Kauffman. 10 Sembrs f f' . e-. . pf' L .1 F' X 'Cf 1' ' 'r ,J W7 A 13:1 X . . digg? a 1 - , nv 1 1+ ,-4 V . ,, - , gy, f 'j XY , , ff 4 is X X sl.- , .4 'V l ou. Calvert News: Calvertana: MARILYN BONER ' 'Marilyn' ' Blue-eyed . . . striking . .V . fresh as the first breath of spring. Calvertana: Calvert News. GERALD BUCHMAN Hyerryu Brain . . . brown . . . a good farmer he'll one day be. Calvert News: Calvertanag Chemistry Club 4. 12 LOUIS BORER Louie Kind . . . well-muscled . . . a friend fo all he meets. Calvert News: Calvertana. LaDONNA BLUST ' 'Donna Reserved . . . thoughtful. . . will inconvenience her- self for others. ' Calvert News: Calvertana: Chemistry Club 4. HAROLD BRACIAK ' 'Harold' ' Studious . . . a walking dictionary . . . a friend to know and to remem- MARY GAIL BORER HGGHH Generous . . . versatile . . . cr one hundred per cent Calvert girl. Calvert News, Associate Edi- torg Calvertanaz Band 1, 2: Cheerleader 3, 4. HELEN BUCCIONE Helly Unprodictable . . . exciting . . . fiery . . . truly a package of pep. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3, 4. ber. Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Play 4. MARILYN BISH Bishie Considerate . . . easy-going . . . the friendliness of her smile brightens the day. Calvert News: Calvertana. HUGO BOUR ..Hugo,. Quick-witted . . . intelligent . . . determined. . . al- ways has a pun to throw. Calvert News: Calvertana: Latin Club 3. CAROLYN BOES Mickey Beautiful . . . artistic . . . combination of rare qualities possessed by few. Glee Club 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4: Chronicle Leader 2, 3: Chemistry Club 4. ln ALICE BUCHMAN Bookie Reliable . . . tranquil . . . always writing and wait- ing for tomorrow's mail. Calvert News: Calvertana: Latin Club 3. CHARLES ELCHERT ..Bump., Energetic . . . vigorous . . full of joy and glee is he. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2. DORIS COMPANY ' 'Doris Tall . . . serene . . . com- posed . . . never seems at a loss. Calvert News: Calvertana. DEAN DISTEL rrDeanu Hard-working . . . willing . . . liked by all he meets. Calvert News: Student Coun- cil 4: Calvertana, Business Manager. MARY CARPENTER ..MGry.. Witty . . . tailored . . . her personality and unseliish ways are tops. Calvert News Associate Edi- tor: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 4: Latin Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 3, 4. GREGORY ELCHERT ..Gregv. Neatly dressed . . . well- liked . . . a strong will to do what is right. Calvert News: Calvertana. MARGARET DEER .iMmrgy-.- Likeable . . . responsible . . . plays her saxophone like Earl Bostic. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3: Latin Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. ELAINE ECOS ' 'Greek Quick-witted . . . sparkling . . . never at a loss lor words. Calvert News: Calvertanas Glee Club 3: Class Secre- tary 3: Chronicle Leader 2: Class Play 4: Chemistry Club 4. 5 ,.:. , X -'Za' ,- CAROL DRYFUSE .iDigger., Sentimental - . . always clowning . . . iitterbugs the latest snappy steps. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3: Class Play 4: Band 3. 4: Librarian 4: Chemistry Club 4. PHILIP FALTER ' 'Dalts' ' Tricky . . . skillful . . . very lew as good in sports as Red. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 3, 4, Most Valuable 4: Class Play 4: Chemistry Club 4: Basketball 3, 4, Most Valuable 4. 13 at ., X DONALD FLECHTNER Duck Virtuous . . . nice . . . a scholar in Latin he'll some day be. Calvert News: Calvertana: Latin Club 4, Treasurer 4. IOYCE FERRALL .IIOYH Blond . . . sincere . . . pleasant . . . eager to do more than her share. Calvert News: Calvertana, Business Manager: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. ALBERT HEMMINGER HAI.. Intelligent . . . hard working . . . that's Al, our Student Council Presi- dent. Calvert News: Calvertana: Catholic Chronicle 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4: Class Play 4: Chemistry Club 4. SYLVIA FISHER ill Peppery . . . cheerful . . . alive as a Mexican jumping bean. Calvert News : Calvertana : Chronicle Leader 1: Inter Nos 4: Latin Club 3, 4, CAROL FLECK Fleckie Mischievous . . . unpredict- able . . . always in a mood tor a good time. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3. VIRGINIA ENOCH t.GinnYu Dark . . . quiet . . . sweet . . . always ready to join in the lun. Calvert News: Calvertana: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. IAMES FULLERTON ' 'Fully' ' Quiet . . . gay . . . a great artist he'll someday be. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Chronicle Leader 1: Chemis- try Club 4. NANCY FISCI-IER .tNdncyf. Good-natured . . . red- headed . . . the pos- sessor of genuine music- al talent. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Officer 4: Chemistry Club 4. WILLIAM HERBERT ' 'Comrade Herb Shy . . . studious . . . a bay who knows radios. Calvert News: Calvertana. 14 MARGARET FUNKHOUSER npeggy., Studious . . . energetic . . . big-hearted . . . a formu- la for a successful life. Calvert News, Co-Editor: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Chronicle Leader 3: Inter Nos 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Repre- sentative 3: Class Play 42 Chemistry Club 4. ROSE ANN GARDNER Rosie Generous . . . likeable . . . her lriendly smile dis- plays a sunny disposi- tion. Glee Club 2, 3: Band 1, 2' Chronicle Leader 1. , IAMES HOHMAN hlimy. Quiet . . . good-natured . . . always there to help a triend. Calvert News: Calvertana. IEAN MARIE HAEFLING ' 'Haeflingerinski' ' Friendly . . . comical . . . a personality to chase your blues away. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Band 1: Chemistry Club 4. EUGENE HOHMAN rtlcqngs., Co-operative . . . cheertul . . . responsible . . . a star on the hard court. Calvert News: Calvertana: Basketball 4, Co-Captain 4. RITA GRIESELDING ' 'Grizzy' ' Iolly . . . clever . . . a good joke is rewarded by her caretree laugh. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT KELBLEY --Bob Friendly . . . determined . . . will make a good me- chanic. Calvert News: Calvertana. AGNES HUSS t.Aggieu Sincere . . . ireclcled . . . her hot-rodding ability will take her tar. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3: Class Officer 2: Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 3: Band 1, 2: Chemistry Club 4. MARCIA KISTLER Kissie Fun-loving . . . talkative . . . an Arthur Murray when it comes to square danc- ing. Calvert News: Calvertana: Chronicle Leader 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Chemistry Club 4. MAUREEN INK iurerryn Sweet . . . spunky . . . blue-eyed . . . a true Eddie Fisher tan. Calvert News: Calvertana: Latin Club 3. EDWARD KNOLL ' 'Frustration Gay . . . cheerful . . . he leads us through this iinal year. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 4: Class President 4. 15 CAROLYN McGOWAN Sue Witty . . . ambitious . . . seldom silent a . . at her best when clowning. Calvert News: Calvertana: Class Play 4. MICHAEL MAIBERGER Teabag Cheertul . . . jolly . . . always the life ol, the party. Calvert News, Associate Edi- tor: Calvertana: Basketball 4: Class Officer 1, 2: Base- ball 1. 16 JAMES PATRICK LEAHY Frank Buck Ambitious . . . determined . . . a typical Irishman, it there ever was one. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 4: Chronicle Leader 1. IOANNA LONGO . .Ion Vivacious . . . petite . . . possesses a warm smile and a big heart. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3. IOHN LUTZ Dynamite Drgmtred outstanding great on and ott gridiron Calvert News Calvertana Football 3 4 Chronicle Leader 3 4 Chemistry Club MARY ELLEN MEIER . iz. Sincere . . . tun-loving . . . her cheerfulness, a boost to everyones morale. Calvert News : Calvertana- Class Olticer 1: Student Council 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 4: Class Play 4: Chemistry Club 4. PATRICIA MILETTI ' 'Pat Mild . . . amiable . . . never known to utter a harsh word. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Chemistry Club 4. ANNE LEY ' 'Annie' ' Lively . . . neat . . . in the water, she's a second Esther Williams. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEAHY ' 'Crash' ' Studious . . . trustworthy . . . guards our treasury well. Calvert News, Associate Edi- tor: Calvertana: Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 4: Class President 3: Class Treasurer 4: Student Coun- cil 1: Class Play 4: Chemis- try Club 4. MARY MCCLELLAN ' 'Mac Gay . . . considerate . . . never a dull moment when she's around. Calvert News, Associate Eri- tor: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3: Latin Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Calvert News, Associate Edi- MARILYN MOONEY Mugsy' ' Persevering . . . bright . . . makes many friends. never a enemy. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2: Inter Nos 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Class Secretary 4: Chemistry Club 4. IOSEPH MIGLIORI ..Mig.. Friendly . . . all-around ath- lete . . . a leader in every lield. Calvert News, Co-Editor: Calvertana: Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Kiwanis Award 1: Buckeye Boys' State 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1: Chroincle Leader 2: Class Officer 1. CAROL PATTERSON Carol MAY CROWNING Studious . . . considerate . . . tew tasks to her are impossible. tor: Calvertana: Glee Club 4: Inter Nos 4: Latin Club 3, 4, President 4. .it , .,:z-5 , IAMES MASELLA . toz. . Handsome . . . good-natured . . . vital link in Seneca gridiron machine. Calvert News : Calvertana : Football 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. CLARANNE NIGH ' 'Tee-Hee' ' Gay . . . clever . . . bubbly . . . never a care in the world. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 3: Majorette 2. 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. DAVID MOLYETT ..Dqve., Sincere . . . mechanically minded . . . aeronautical interests . . . a laugh for everyone. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Jr Q, 3 A ,,,, ' . N ' IOSEPHINE PATUTO NIO.. Charming . . . intellectual . . . a little mite, but mighty mischievous. Calvertana: Calvert News: Glee Club 2, 3: Inter Nos 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Class Vice President 4: Chemistry Club 4. DOLORES IUNE RANKER .ilunen Good sport . . . thoughtful . . . genuine . . . a little on the quiet side. Calvert News: Calvertana: Latin Club 3. l ts. ANTONETTA PERNA Natty Dark-haired . . . lively . . . agreeable . . where lun's atoot, you'll find Nalty. Calvert News: Calvertana. GERALD POIGNON nleny.. MAY CROWNING Carelree . . . gay . . . generous . . . always there tor backstage work- Calvert News: Calvertana. 17' RITA SEISLOVE Rita Generous . . . carefree . . . her kindness sparkles with her every smile. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3: Class Play 4: Latin Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH SCHERGER trsugcrn Rugged . . . manly . . . generous with his time and talent. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Class Treasurer 2: Basketball 3. 4, Co-captain 4. 13 IAMES REINMAN nlimr, Quiet . . . pleasant . . . friendly . . . a sure suc- cess in the world to- morrow. Calvert News : Calvertana : Glee Club 4: Operation Youth 3. IANE RUM SCHLAG 4 tlanien Sweet . . . considerate . . . her judgments are al- ways in demand. Calvert News: Calvertana: Student Council 4: Catholic Chronicle 2, 4: Latin Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemis- try Club 4. ROBERT RUSKIN ..Bob,: Aggressive . . .dogged . . . the middle weight crown he'Il wear one day. Calvert News: Calvertana. IOSEPH SAUBER ' 'lake' ' Ta11...calm ...quiet... a real whiz at math. Calvert News: Calvertana: Chemistry Club 4. DORIS SMITH Smitty Dainty . . . angelic . . . petite . . . her person- ality matches her so- prano voice. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE REITER Alice CLASS WELCOME Understanding . . . intelli- gent . . . daring . . . a real challenge to any book. Calvert News, Associate Edi- tor: Calvertana: Inter Nos 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Catholic Chronicle 4: Buckeye Girls' State 3: World Affairs In- stitute 4: Student Council 4: Chemistry Club 4. RICHARD ROY ' ' Dick' ' Blond . . . irrepressible . . . full of lite . . . chemist in the making. Calvert News: Calvertana: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Class Play 4: Chemistry Club 4. MARGARET SCI-IIRA I .peggyt t Vivacious . . . keen . . . her wisdom is equal to her consideration. Calvert News, Associate Edi- tor: Calvertana, Co-Editor: Glee Club 2, 3, Secretary 2: Kiwanis Award 1: Class Oiiicer 1: Student Council 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemis- try Club 4. YVONNE SMITH ..BonnYn Neat . . . efficient . . . her brown eyes are toun- tains of friendliness. Calvert News: Calvertana: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. IAMES SEIFERT Sie Dark . . . broad-shouldered . . . will never be with- out a friend. Calvert News: Calvertana: Football 4. MARILYN SWOPE Susie Sincere . . . trustworthy . . . attractive . . . always a twinkle in her eyes. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. IAMES SCHLETER num.. Slim . . . energetic . . . always the first to finish an assignment. Calvert News: Calvertana. IANIS STAUFFER . .Iannyn Witty . . . cheerful . . . energetic . . . a lass with a sparkling person- ality. Calvert News: Calvertana. RAYMOND SINGLETON HRGYV. Smiling . . . fun-loving . . . a fellow you can't help but like. Calvert News: Calvertana. rinse, .fl PAUL VANDE KERKHOFF ' 'Vanden CLASS FAREWELL Musical . . . artistic . . . intelligent . . . active in extra-curricular activi- ties. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3. 4: Inter Nos 4: Operation Youth 3: World Affairs Institute 4: Band 3, 4. IBANNE WELTER Genie High spirited . . . talented . . . the get up and go that it takes. Calvert News, Associate Edi- tor: Calvertana: Glee Club 3: Class Play 4: Student C0Lll1Cil 2: Class Otlicer 2: Chemistry Club 4. ROSE ANN WAGNER Rosie Pleasant . . . courteous . . . dependable . . . a doll with a delectable dis- position. Calvert News: Calvertana: Glee Club 3. THOMAS ZAHN Tom Blonde . . . bright . . . in sports and studies he ranks number one. Calvert News: Calvertana, Co-editor: Football 3, 4: Catholic Chronicle 3: Student Council 2, 3: Class Play 4: Chemistry Club fl. 19 U.. X4 gl Vx - Q X, 5 . Q Qs , - 1 Qs X 'S 5 X X 5 ' 9 ix - : T 2, 5? ef 5 f R fe F W , ar - L. 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' 56 Rosalie Aiello Charlotte Amlin Anthony Anese Naomi Arbogast Donald Barrick Patricia Benner Joan Bentz William Black Georgianna Bland Kathleen Brain Alma Breidenbach Barbara Breitenbach Phyllis Brickner Barbara Carp Karen Cramer George Daniel Mary Frances D'Ariano Joseph Depinet Rosalie Elchert John Englehart Mary Ferstler David Fisher Martha Fisher Norma Frankhart Robert Frederick Irene Gaietto Charles Gase Judette Gase Milton Gibson George Graham Suzanne Grover Paul Herig Shirley Heyman Ruth Holmer Margaret Immele Mary J anovich Virginia Jordan Donald Kauffman Constance Kimmet Jerome Kinn Janet Kirian Diane Kistler Jeannette Kleinhenz Donna Koby Carol Kuebler Kenneth Kuhn Clara Liedorff Alma. Lucius .lrene Magers Barbara Michaels Sue Mitten Ann Moran Janet Myers Earl Omlor Sue Omlor Sylvia Omlor Mary Pahl Carmela Patuto James Poignon Nancy Renninger Shirley Renninger William Renninger Jacqueline Rex Jean Ring Louis Robenalt Gerald Sanders Anthony San Gregory Joseph Schreiner Thomas Shook Eugene Stefanelli Ann Steinbaugh Donna Steinmetz David Stevenson Patricia Stofer Jeanette Theis Joyce Theis Michael Wagner Mary Wangler Marjorie Warnement Donald Weimerskirch Barbara Welter Eugenia Welter Roger Welter Deanna Werley Regina Werling Rosemary Winterhalter Carolyn Zoll Jun br: 'ie 'Q T . ' xc ',,i A We i, II: .r2, 1? 3, t ,,,, 6 ' -t r i ' L, ,.,. J kv - x 3 .1 vat. .1. wail iff aw ,. if! , ,:..,. .. ,.... X 1 - EET: .F H L -fr rw ta E 'N 3 it it 4:5 X , 5 , 1 :igsfg N. 5' , fm Q, as . ':: :gal . K Q 'Q-:. A .Q . , K 2 k 1 is X K X . . g Q 5' , Q Q gf fx 5 Qs , 3? 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Perna Gerald Phillips Gerald Raitz Thomas Ranker Elizabeth Renninger Joanne Renninger James Ring James Rohrbach Richard Romig James Rumschlag Phyllis Rumschlag Ruth Rumschlag Anthony Sohetter Dorothy Schetter Eugene Schoen Albert Schriner Paul Seislove Judette Shelt Elaine Smith Gene Smith Linda Smith James Snyder Carl Steinhauser William Theis Janet Thom Judith Traunero Madeline Turco James Unser Janet Unterbrink Anne Wade Rozann Wagner Louis Walliser Robert Weimerskirch John Weinandy Gerard Welter Thomas Welter Nicholas Williard Louis Wise Herman Zoeller F e fzmen ::.- ' ff 3 5 2' b S , ,,, ' rr e S J o ee e 3 .ia as so 'r'c if or L, it if J, J 'iz' ,, 1ti . Q c,:: -1:: S it s .. Em u u . it M y J , qw J, t :Q :.. ' ,I if ggi. .W G. N Q Q M .. X ,.:,. A r,. K ix 11,, , gf nf I we SW -1i' , 'P I ,... ' if , .gi iii it lit J 5 ' -1 H :,, - -I A . Qlz' f VK rl if f 4 1. gk Q R iil srtee i s fs' E 27 .MF 'cv 1' Q if is X xx X Q s Y xxx .fx 1 XIX Q Q R X v - . E . Q 1 N Jiri! l ,, i - it X' of x x .Q 5 is 3 L fm 9 sf 5 A. !lcf1'wY1ks C 'B ., sf Q I 1 - , x . - 4 YFVV VV O 'zQz'QQz,Q1 60 0 000 '09 g.g'.g.g.g.ftZ gQ6096 ,Q 's'9'0'9o'o9 t. 0 , LD 1 J - -- ,A is ' f , Q' 'vo' Q ' -Silt' 530g ,:zg9g A 93Q0,3,0w,va it. 6 Q fktf 'N3 I L90 ig 1 l Rehglbn Ray Singleton is shown here being faced with a question in Father Shenk's fourth year Religion hile the rest ot the class listen attentively for tho class, W BIISWBI. Diligently studying their Religion, the jun- ior girls shown here learn more about their faith from F a th e r Dunn. Freshman girls pic turecl are pondering over their Religion nder Father texts u Reichert's W a t c h t u 1 eye. With Father Walsh to guide them, the sophomore boys fur ther explore the su ject ot Religion. 29 Paul Hemminger and Thomas Welter ex- amine the very useful card catalogue as Michael McCroy and Robert Bish dis- cover the wealth of information to be found in the library's reference books. 30 Ca vert library Mary Lou Brady and Robert Mitten are at- tempting to enlarge their vocabulary. In the background the Calvertana co-editor, Thomas Zahn, is ob- taining a book for an English assignment. Barbara Leahy and Daniel Leahy, cousins, enjoy the musical thought of poetry and the precious jewels of a sonnet. Rehgfbn Honor Roll The Religion Honor Roll consists ot all the seniors who have maintained, for tour years, a B+ average in Religion and character rating. This year, 27 seniors received the honor of being placed on this list. From this number, Carol Patterson and Gerald Poignon were elected by the seniors and juniors to crown the Blessed Virging this is the most coveted honor of the tour years at Calvert. Margaret Schira and Albert Hemminger carried the banners in the May ceremony. The following are those who have earned a place on the Religion Honor Roll: Jane Rumschlag LaDonna Blust Carolyn Boes Hugo Bour Alice Buchman Gerald Buchman Elaine Ecos Joyce Ferrall Marilyn Mooney Carol Patterson Josephine Patuto Gerald Poignon James Reinman Alice Reiter Sylvia Fisher Joseph Sauber Margaret Funkhouser Margaret Schira Jean Haetling Marilyn Swope Paul Vanclelferkhoff Rose Ann Wagner Jeanne Welter Thomas Zahn Albert Hemminger Agnes Huss Patricia Miletti Scflolasffk flonor Roll Those who have maintained at least a 9092 average in all studies compose the Scholastic Honor Roll The highest girl and the highest boy, Alice Reiter and Paul Vandelierkhott, were the salutatorian and valedictorian ot the class. The students who have carried a 90W average through the, tour years are: Alice Reiter Margaret Schira Carol Patterson Paul Vandelierkhotf Margaret Funkhouser Marilyn Mooney Sylvia Fisher Albert Hemminger Hugo Bour Mary Carpenter Jane Rumschlag Josephine Patuto Marilyn Swope Elaine Ecos Carolyn Boes Jeanne Welter Gerald Buchman 31 Sclbnce Clzemrlffry To further the study ot the chemistry ot glass making, Mar- garet Deer exhibits a collection of fine glassware. The in- terested chemists are Alice Reiter, Albert I-Iemminger, R o b e rt Leahy, Thomas Zahn, ancl Elaine Ecos. Plzyslbs Gerald Sanders de- monstrates the com- plex operation ot the pulleys. His audience includes John Engle- hart, Carol Kuebler, Barbara Welter, Janet Myers, and Patricia Benner. Blblogy Susan Unterbrink, Rita Werling, Hermina Leahy, Carolyn Sch- leter, and Mary Omlor observe the delicate and fascinating struc- ture ot the tlower. 32 Scllence Genera! Sclbnce Herman Zoeller, James R i n g , and Joseph Hunter, freshmen, ex- plore science in our daily lives. Mafbemanks In the thircl year Math class, Mary Pahl and Shirley Renninger are plotting an equation in the study of quad- ratic functions. Geometry Lois Herbert and Thomas Huss are showing the class their skill in geometry by solving these origin- als. Mr. Diringer, the instructor, stands at the right. 33 languages infer Nos Engrossed in the Work of publishing the Inter Nos are the editors ot Calvert's. Latin magazine-Carol Patterson, S y 1 v i a Fisher, Alice Reiter, Paul Vandelierkhoft, Margaret Funkhouser, Marilyn Mooney and Josephine Patuto. Spamklz James Masella is ex- plaining a date on the Spanish calendar to some of the other senior Spanish students: Rose Ann Wagner, Marcia Kist- ler, Dean Distel, A g n e s Huss, and Elaine Ecos. latin Eagerly learning their fundamentals in first year Latin are! Louis Walliser, Gerard Wel- ter, Robert Weimer- skirch, Ruth Michaels, Nancy Mathias, Louis Wise, David Elchert, Linda Smith, Rebecca Jentgen, George Kum- merer, and Timothy O'Connell. 34 Hlkfory Anclknf fllkfory Marcia Chester quizzes the class on The G u il ci System to which Rebecca Jent- gen has the explana- tion. Government Mr. Zalar explains the origin of our federal Constitution to the senior girls-his very attentive students. Modern History Mirabeau, portrayed by Paul Dunn, excites a mob during the French Revolution. 35 fommerce Bookkeeplhg These industrious ac- countants, now work- ing with imaginary profits, will some day be our business men and business women. Shorthand Marjorie Warnement, Joanne Bentz, Ruth Holmer, a n d Irene Gaietto a r e demon- strating to the class the correct method ot writing briet forms. Typzhg Senior typists, busily making their carbon copies, will be the alert secretaries in the near future. 36 lndasrrlhl Arts Here Robert Kelbley, John Lutz, Gerald Buchman, and Louis Borer are busy sand- ing a bookcase. Driwhg Mr. Bowersox demon- strates to John Gatton, Nancy Renninger, and Marjorie Warnement the mysteries ot the clutch, brake, and ac- celerator, and the best and safest way to use them. Mechanical Dfdwlllg W i 1 l i a m Herbert, William Renninger, and James Poignon a r e discussing the centerline on a draw- ing. Thomas Shook, on the right, is inking his drawing. 57 Home fconomzks Working in the new Home Ec room, Judette Shelt is sampling her custard, Carmella Perna a n d Patricia Patterson are taking fresh baked cookies from the oven, while Elaine Smith and Nancy Shultz are mak- ing a cake. Cutting, measuring, or sewing to make them selves a new spring outfit are Sue Bridin ger, Margaret Mueller, Rose Ann Wagner, Sara Grover, Janet Unterbrink. Enghkfz Mary Carpenter, the center of attraction, is discussing E n gl i s h literature with Patrick Leahy, Robert Ruskin, Elaine Ecos, and Carolyn McGowan. Conducting a Student Council meeting ac- cording to parliamen- tary procedure, are Roger Welter, treas- urer, Albert Hemmin- ger, president, Father Shenk, adviser, Caro- lyn Boes, vice presi- dent, and Mary Pahl, secretary. Winners of the C.Y.O. Essay Contest- .Iudette Gase, P a ul Dunn, Martha Carpen- ter, and Alice Reiter- are listening to Anne Wade, whose essay won tirst prize. 39 Ca vert News 60-edkors and Assoclhfe fdll'0f.5' Striving to maintain an All Catholic rating are the co-editors, Margaret Funkhouser and Joseph Migliori, and the associate ecl- itors Margaret Schira, Robert Leahy, Alice Reiter, G a i l Borer, Jeanne Welter, Mary Carpenter, Carol Patterson, Mic h a el Maiberger and Mary McClellan. News Wrkers Covering happenings in and around Calvert are these hard-work- ing reporters of the first page staff. It is their job to plan and Write the first and fourth pages. Sports and Alumni Staff Busily preparing their contributions for the paper are the members of the sports and the alumni staffs. 40 feature Wrkers Because of this staff's criticism, compliment, and weighty discuss- ions, there comes a well-written and in- teresting feature page. Mmm! Staff The intriguing system of preparing the Cal- vert News for the mail is well under :ontrol in the enthusi- astic hands of this staff. fwfhff, Cfkcalaflbn, Photography Getting the paper out on time is the result of accurate typing, on- the-spot photography, and rapid circulation - all expertly handled by this experienced group. 41 QQP' C136 THQ Q33 S MAS ZA HN bro? falverfafm As a lasting remembrance of Calvert, the graduating class of '55 proudly presents its Calvertana, a symbol ot days never-to-be-forgotten. This yearbook represents the time, thoughts, hardwork and the many happy memories ot the senior class. To aid the seniors in the difficult task of pasting pictures, doing the senior write-ups and supervising the many other small, sometimes overlooked details, the co-editors, Thomas Zahn and Margaret Schira, spent many an hour helping to make the '55 yearbook worthy ot the name Calvertana. Managing the Calver- tana subscription drive, the business managers, Joyce Ferrall and Dean Distel are proudly ac- cepting returns from the two top teams. Team 29, composed of Robert Leahy, Ray Singleton and Gene Hohman, contributed 3155.00 and Team 19, Donald Flechtner and Joseph Migliori, S124.50. Sen br P e em' 9411 171 ffze dm17y' A lively group of teenagers discuss the question, Are Parents People ? Those taking part are Carolyn McGowan, Alb e rt Hemminger, Margaret Funkhouser, C a r 0 l Drytuse, and Thomas Zahn. Are y o u positive George is a genius? exclaims his father. The s o c i al studies teacher, Rita Seislove, has j u s t informed Mary Ellen Meier and Philip Falter that their son is a genius with an LO. ot 143. T h e photographer, Richard Roy, snaps the tamily spending a quiet evening at home. Members ot the family are Mary Ellen Meier, Philip Palter, Robert Leahy, Jeanne Welter, Thomas Zahn. An intrusive neigh- bor, Harold Braciak, is pictured with the family. 43 5 Wee flab First Row: Carol Kuhn, Margaret Miller, Helen Buccione, Irene Gaietto, Iean Haetling, Patricia Miletti, Barbara Welter, Ieannette Lutz, Margaret Immele. Second Row: Nancy Smith, Lois Herbert, Shirley Rogala, Paul Vandelferkhoft, Daniel Fullerton, Mary Ellen Wangler, Karen Cramer, Carol Kuebler. Third Row: Constance Kimmet, Mary Brady, Nancy Fischer, Thomas Shook, Richard Roy, Mary Carpenter, Betty Seifert, Carol Staib. Fourth How: Geraldine Schetter, Margaret Funkhouser, Anthony San Gregory, Iames Reinman, Iames Dryluse Thomas Huss, Kathleen Gase, Carol Patterson. During the two years that Mr. Bower- sox has been director ot the Band and Glee Club he has given the school a big boost. Am' Not everyone real- izes the time, effort, and energy needed merely to run a Band. Mr. Bowersox has done more. He has improved the Band. The maestro has in- stilled his spirit, not only into the Band members, but into every student at Cal- vert. Mr. Bowersox has done all this with never-failing patience and a sense ot humor. He has been equally ready to joke with his students, or give them XNYXXSOX serious help. For all D BO this, we want to thank DOSP3' you, Mr. B. Maybreffe The position of head majorette was capably filled by our talented baton twirller, Clar- anne Nigh, senior. Mcybreffes Calvert's high strutt- ing majorettes are! Sylvia Omlor, junior, Claranne Nigh, senior, and Carol Fisher, sophomore. falverf Band Keeping the Band in perfect rythmn are David Molyett, T h o m a s Shook, Georgianna B 1 a n d , Karen Cramer, Joyce Ferrall, a n d Carol Drytuse. Adding the high notes are Carolyn B o e s , Marilyn Swope, and Mary McClellan play- ing tlutes and Mar- garet Funkhouser on the piccolo. Producing sharp, clear notes with their shin- ing trumpets a r e Z Doris Smith, Rosalie Aiello, Naomi Arbo- gast, Richard Phillips, Diane Kistler, S a n d r a Kleinhenz, Virgina Enoch, Yvonne Smith, Anne Ley, and Margaret Schira. 46 iggfw - X X ,. ,og F' I . gif' dl , ,Q ww' Qt., vm 'ar ,. var X . 1 0 'S E Q, E 2 .,. N. ., .. 1 A x , 1 m 'x 'I 2 1 is ,. Q .- gg 1 'P x 1 2' . L :lx 1, 3 5. r ii Q .wg x 1 V, X. z, K, wf, 2, : i ma 2 , :. 1 . an 19 .1 I . a 3' 'fi' .gs 9 W? X x F Y , x 1 x I .fn ,Jn SH YM QNX 5 R Tx r , , -,X X - ,... 4 , gy!! Q fm - -'-'.. A V 1 . Qi ' -. Q N 5 T S Y ' : ...,: M -Qj-1 fi 5 .... , ,,,..,, I lc 4 M' YY'-,L , -5 Q-N . ,W ,X E Q: ' Ai Sw-xg, V vgtwkxax A kr, R Q' ky fy .X I . R.. g K f , X f -Q Q ' .V 5 . fi' f? J 'Fx 'EH Q X f is ,i i 1 - 1 Q if f , 1 , 3 9 ig, 4 9 1 ' f Q Q 0 if K . D ' O E 1 0 . 'fl' ii? 0 . Q 5' 0 1 2 A: N wwf WS! ' gm 5 'N U , MV, , :Q ' Q W Q 3 45 1 3 si, x Q ' ' 4 Candfh' Sfmt: Enjoying the senior class party are Dean Distel, Donna Blust, Gerald Buchman, Rita Seislove, Joseph Scherger, Philip Falter, Robert Leahy, and Gail Borer. Paul Vanclelierkhott, Irma Jean Baugher, P h y l l i s Rumschlag, and Robert Behm in- spect the geology col- lection. Michael Maiberger is introducing the toot- ball teamt Michael Wagner, Daniel Fullerton, Salvatore Paradiso, Roger Wel- ter, James Seitert, Robert Leahy, James Fullerton, Philip Fal- ter, Joseph Migliori, John Lutz, Thomas Zahn, and James Masella. Father Dunn enthusi- astically rouses school spirit by leading a cheer before the Cal- vert-Columbian foot- ball game. 48 Sp offs K AQ, X7 H 'Wir f .-i-,,.'- - ii-fi-.. i If-5 I ! X ixw XI fi-:-.1 ig? 4 Q .qd 4 4 REQ Su? Q W M -wma.-et its MR. KARL ZALAR MR. JOSEPH KUKOY Senecas' Sport Mentors During his six years at Calvert, Zip Zalar, head coach, has had a glorious career. In football, he has won more than 60? of his games and has surpassed this mark in basketball. In particular Zip has gained the admiration ot his gridders and cagers. The head coach handles his squads well, always gives credit where credit is due, and understands the strengths and weaknesses of his lads. Through his tireless efforts he has helped to put Calvert at the head of the class in these activities. Assisting Mr. Zalar as re- serve s q u a d basketball coach and as backfield foot- ball coach is Mr. Joseph Kukoy, now completing his second year as a member of the Seneca staff. Through- out the duration of these two years, Joe has won the admiration ot the athletes. Cheerleaders With a Rahl rahl rahl and Sis boom bah, Sue Mitten, Helen Buccione, Charlotte Amlin, and Gail Borer led the student body in yells and cheers at foot- ball and basketball games and at various rallies of the year. 50 'N X3 If fi f X - 'W lg. Q 4 First Row Michael McCrory, Pasquale Patuto, Timothy O'Connell, Ioseph Hunter, Kenneth Karcher, Gilman Farley, Iames McNulty David Seislove Iohn Amlin, Paul Boes, David Krupp, Iames Ring. Second Row: Daniel Leahy, William Zoll, Eugene Steinmetz, George Graham, Iames Poignon, Richard Dandurand, Daniel Fullerton Salvatore Paradiso, Roger Welter, Michael Wagner, Iohn Leahy, lohn Gatton, Coach lack Omlor. Third Row: Coach Karl Zalar, Iames Masella, Ioseph Scherger, Iohn Lutz, Philip Falter, Anthony San Gregory, Richard Bernard Iames Dryfuse Edward Ferstler, Daniel Colatruglio, Thomas Huss, Coach Ioseph Kukoy, Fourth Row: Eugene Stefanelli, Donald Weimerskirch, Michael McClellan, Robert Leahy, Thomas Zahn, Ioseph Migliori, Daniel Moran Patrick Leahy, Michael Perna, David Stevenson, Robert Mitten, George Houck, Iohn Houck. Missing: Iames Seifert. 54 WM Season The Seneca squad finished the gridiron season with a 2-6 record. Although there were more losses than wins, the gridders carried on the main purpose of athletics-to build strong character and to show manly sportsmanship. Calvert's first win came over Holland with an impressive 25-7 victory. The other victory was over Lima St. Roseg it was a rugged game which the Senecas won 14-7. The decisions the Senecas dropped were: Toledo Clay 34-14, Kenton 20-14, Columbian 27-7, Fremont 34-20, Port Clinton 26-19, and Sandusky 20-19. The senior lettermen who played their last game against Columbian werel John Lutz, James Masella, James Fullerton, James Seifert, Joseph Scherger, Thomas Zahn, Patrick Leahy, Joseph Migliori, Robert Leahy and Philip Falter. Philip Falter received the Most Valuable Player award for his outstanding defensive work. On offense he showed his terrific speed both on the line and in the backfield. Co-Captain awards went to Joseph Migliori and Robert Leahy. Although Migliori missed the last two games, the previous ones showed his ability as a fullback. Robert Leahy won his award by his constant ruggedness at the tackle position. Daniel Moran, Daniel Fullerton, David Stevenson, and Edward Ferstler were the main underclass players. The opposition felt their ruggedness. The Seneca gridiron machine has many promising prospects. They are: juniors: James Poignon, David Stevenson, Michael Wagner, and Roger Welterg and sophomoresi Daniel Moran, Daniel Fullerton, Richard Dandurand, and Edward Ferstler. 51 R '11 Y.. rash Co-CcpTcm ,sf 9 x yi .V .QL Xb Q. , if fj33UQGr9 If aa Mig m29'ngN CO'fCC3PTC1lh QQ .Scherger 1? if A rx x ff 1 . fe 0 ,..,,:i .,., J 32' ffi, '- ,- caa h ,1Q. 1 A:': Q? !' al7E QFEHl6r E Noir Wfucbfe 1 ' ' +,...,-V,.,w , Qi, Mase Ha Ss Seifeff' 'I-21 Z c1im 'ZOTRIDIQ , v f-367' f A 'MZ f-- Ti W, ml- x F.-Ibu Flilerioh 1 Dynom :Te L. uT'z 4 ,Tib- -,-:sf rqnK Buck L 80 Seneca cagers of 1954-1955, who reached the semi-finals in the Class A Tournament, were David Stevenson, Philip Falter, Ioseph Migliori, Robert Leahy, Daniel Moran, Eugene Hohmcn, Ioseph Scherger, Michael Maiberger, Roger Welter, William Black, Michael Wagner. Basketball Rewew Although not as successful as in years gone by, the Seneca cagers displayed a super- abundance of spirit and sportsmanship in their efforts to gain fame for Calvert. In winning five of their fifteen games, the squad chalked up an average of 59 points a game for a grand total of 889 points. However, the students of Calvert High will always remember Joe Migliori, Phil Falter, .Toe Scherger, Bob Leahy, Gene Hohman, and Mike Maiberger, seniors, whom Calvert will lose through graduation. These boys played a hard, fast game and spent many hours in practice, but not in vain, as they found a place in the hearts of their many fans. The high point honors were shared by Joe Migliori, guard, with 218 points, Dan Moran, sophomore center who will undoubtedly go even farther in the years to come, second, with 207 points, and Phil Falter, guard, rounded up 206 points. ln the Class A Tournaments the Zalarmen beat Port Clinton in the first game by a score of 74-68 and went on to the semi-finals only to be beaten by the Norwalk Truckers in a heart-breaking thriller 70-68. Varsky Cage Record Nov, Calvert .................... Attica ........ , ---70 Dec. Calvert --- .... 42 Shelby ..................... ,--,,96 Dec. Calvert --- .... 49 Mansfield Madison .......... -----96 Jan. Calvert --- .... 75 Ottawa, Sts. Peter and Paul .... -----53 Jan. Calvert --- ---61 Mt. Zion .................... ,-,,,57 Jan, Calvert -- ---65 Lima, St. Rose ......,....--. ,--,-84 Jan, Calvert --- .... 68 Norwalk, St. Paul .... ,.,.,,,, , -57 Feb. Calvert --- ---48 Hardin-Northern --- ----,--65 Feb. Calvert --- ---64 Fremont, St. Joe --- -----82 Feb, Calvert --- .... 47 Columbian ........ -----64 Feb, Calvert --- .... 53 Carey ............... .,.- - -77 Feb. Calvert --- ---49 Sandusky, St. Mary's -..- -----55 Feb, Calvert --- .......... 72 Port Clinton ........ -----68 CLASS A TOURNAMENT Mar, Calvert --- .......... 74 Port Clinton -- -----68 Mar. Calvert --- .... 68 Norwalk .... -----7O 54 Reserve Record Calvert 27 44 Attica Calvert 35 82 Shelby Calvert 26 42 Marion St. Mary Calvert 31 54 Mansfield Calvert 22 43 Ottawa Calvert 30 41 Mount Zion Calvert 36 47 Lima St. Rose Calvert 27 33 Norwalk 'Calvert 26 39 Hardin-Northern Calvert 46 50 Fremont St. Joseph Calvert 25 48 Columbian Calvert 26 86 Carey Calvert 35 36 Sandusky St. Mary Calvert 35 62 Port Clinton 5'emor Cagers Better known to all as Sugar , this talented lad ot the basketball floor, was tops in team spirit. He had a way of building up steam in the last seconds ot the game. More than once Joe came torth to save the day. He finished the season with 134 points to his credit. Because ot Gene's great jumping ability tor rebounds, he was nicknamed Kangaroo . His great shots oft his hips and his sportsmanship on and oft the hardcourt will always be remembered by the squad. Gene finished the season with a 7 point average per game. Mig , our 6 foot guard, led the scoring column in the '54-'55 season with a grand total of 218 points. With his accurate shots from mid-floor, Joe was always there to raise that score. Here's a lad Calvert will never forget in the many years to come. Sometimes known as Teabags , Mike was an asset to the team. His good humor and team spirit never tailed when the team needed a boost. In the eyes ot the cagers and the students, Mike Maiberger was a great morale builder. Crash , the name given to him by his teammates, is the Irish lad who gave spark to the team. When the spirits were down, he always raised their hopes and boosted them on. When the crowd gave out with that Take it! take it away! he was there to oblige. Known to most ot the students as Red , with his hard running and his fast-dribbling, Phil did his part on the hardcourt. His ability to dump the ball when the ball needed dump- ing will always be remembered by the Senecas' fans. Ending the season, Phil had a total of 206 points. OSEPH SCHERGER GENE HOHMAN JOSEPH MIGLIORI ROBERT LEAHY PHIL FALTER MIKE MAIBERGER Co-Captain Co-Captain Most Valuable PATRICK DELL I9 4 - 1955 Alumni News More than 600 members of the Calvert Alumni and their families attended the annual Reunion held in the new building on the first Sunday after graduation. The afternoon was spent informally, the chief attraction was the newly completed addition to the school. Officers of the association represented the Alumni at a High Mass celebrated by Father Shenk in the Ursuline Chapel on Sunday morning. The Mass was offered for the living and deceased members of the Alumni Association. Father Shenk also presided at Benediction in the afternoon. Members of the classes of 1927 and 1947 renewed old memories with a picnic at Hedges Boyer Park and a dance at the Bel-Aire Club. OFFICERS ELECTED Alumni officers elected at the annual reunion were Patrick Dell, president, Mrs. Edmund Kuebler, vice-president, Gene Phillips, treasurer, and Margaret Mary Kramer, secretary. ALUMNI ACTIVITIES The Alumni inaugurated as a permanent project for the association, the contributing annually of a sum of money to the school to be used as a library fund. During the past year, the association also made an additional fund available for items to be selected by Father Shenk. On the occasion of the elevation of Calvert's first principal, Father Gallagher, to the rank of Domestic Prelate, a spiritual bouquet and a bugia were presented to Msgr. Gallagher, on behalf of the alumni who attended Calvert during those years he spent building the reputa- tion the school is so fortunate to possess today. SUMMER DANCE Charles Hasser and his orchestra provided the music for over 300 alumni and their guests at the traditional summer dance at Meadowbrook Ballroom, September 4, 1954. Father Shenk, Father Dunn, and Father Dobmeyer were their special guests. 56 MRS. EDMUND KUEBLER GENE PHILLIPS MARGARET MARY KRAME Rehglb Honor Roll This list includes members of the Alumni who are priests or who have made their fincxl vows in religion. lAnderson, 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, :Noren-e, '31, Ursull-ine 'N'uns, Toledo, Ohio -Sister M. Norene Dell, ,Rita Mae, '37, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Patrick Dist-el, Hilda, '39, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Joan of Arc Distel, Agnes, '44, Ursulline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Arthur Dunn, Rev. Edward, '34, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Dunn, Re-v'. Richard, '38, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Gaietto, Angeline, '38, Ursuline lNunis, Toledo, Olhio Sister M. Merici Gillig, Rev. Russell, '28, Diocese of Tiolliedo, Ohio Huffman, Rev. Louis W-, '27, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio, Krupp, Mary Rose, '35, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Sister M. Urban Kuhn, Evelyn, '-411, Ursuline Nuns, Toilfedo, Ohi-o, Sister M. Evelyn Martin, Mary Jane, '44, Sisters of Mency, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sister M. Cajetan Michaels, Alice, '33, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Jndith Puffenfberger, Catherine, '31, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo. 1Ohi0, 'Sister' M. Gretchen Scot-t, Rev- Jia-nres, '33, Diocese of Tole-do, Ohio Skolkane, Shirley, '44, Ursirline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Peter Slmith, Cecelia, '34, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sister M. Jovi-to Smitih, Lillian, '33, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Caroline 1Simith, Lucilll-e, '37, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio. Sister M. Bonaventure Stein, lRlev. Gerald, '34, Diocese of Toledo, Olhio Tiomecek, Anna, '33, Ursuline Nu,ns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister Ann Fidelis Wagner, Mary, '28, Sisters of Holy Cross, 'Notre Dame, Indiana, Sister M. Monica Vilarnement, Mary, l2l7, Ursuline lN!uns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Estelle Wellter, Margaret, '37, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio. Sister M. Borromeo Willman, Ann, '33, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sister M. Josepha Willnian, Ciaftlierine, '33, ISTistei1s of Char-iity of -St. Augustine, Cleveland, Ohio, Sister M. Louise Wright, Donald, '48, 0.'F.M- Conv-, Mt- St- Francis, Indiana, Brother Michael Zeiger, Helen, '28, Ursulin-e Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M- Marcelline Zeiger, Mar.guerit,e, '27, Ursulline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Celeste ln Memonhm DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Rt. Rev. Msgr. James Higginbotham Rev. R. J. Osterhage Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Hultgen Sister M. Christine, O.S.U. Sister M. Veronica, OS.U. Sister -M. Mechtilde, 0.S.U. Rev. William Killoran Sister Mary Jane, O.S.U Rev. George J. May Sister M. Liguori, O.S.U. DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ALUMNI Ahrens, Gene, '40 Houck, Arthur, '28 Breidenbach, Eldon, '42 Ink, Margaret Hahn, '27 Kirby, William, '41 Leahy, Walter, '35 Breidenbach, Jack, '46 Callendar, Ruth Kennedy, '35 Dalk, Louis, '2-7 Ferstler, Howard, '30 Fleck, Harold, '36 France, Emma, '29 Mangett, Marcus, '38 McClellan, Francis, '27 McCormick, Margaret Gfase, '30 Oniior, Vincent, '28 Fry, Joseph, '36 ' Orians, Gertrude, '31 Fuller, Mary Cross, '27 Paradiso, Anthony, '39 Gardner, Mary Frances, '38 Ranker, Albert, '34 57 Mrs. Agnes Zender Mr. Alfred Meier Ranker, Charles, '34 Roberts, James, '40 Schira, Angela, '52 Schira, Eugene, '33 Schluttenhoffer, Harold Skokane, Eleanor, '45 Smith, Edmund, '34 Thiery, Clarence, '28 Walliser, Richard, '42 Yost, William, '34 i K W 6 Q S iw 2 Q ix T ,Q Y 355, NX L af if 1 364 0 Y is ij' 'K sr A y Q 5 s X l 352 X f H -.... .,,... f K1 nf 5. , WE Q S if ,.:ff X 5 fl 4 I ,QU 'K i I is ,ii-as N W: 4 X X 'W +0 X V, ix 53 A X 1 Q-s g U up f rw wr 551 Na gi 1 'K 5.0015 , A X W ky i . 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Mary Gail --- Buccione, Helen --- Buchman, Alice --- Buchman, Gerald --- Carpenter, Mary .... Company, Doris --- Deer, Margaret .... Distel, Dean ..... Dryfuse, Carol --- Ecos, Elaine ..... Elchert, Charles --- Elchert, Gregory --- Enoch, Virginia --- Falter, Philip ..... Ferrall, Joyce --- Fischer, Nancy .... Fisher, Sylvia ..... Student Register Sembrs --------------Route 1 ----430 Hedges -----338 Hedges -----148 Hudson ------128 Franklin ------402 S. Jefferson -------387 W. Market Street Street Street Street Street Street ----------------Route 1 Braciak, Harold ..... ----453 Water -----292 Ella -----------R --------410 Coe ----26 E. Davis -----113 Tomb ----85 Mohawk -----345 Hedges ----81 Melmore ------155 Main -----489 Hedges ----25 Schonhardt -----315 Hedges -----21 Rebecca ------210 Coe ----45 Braden Flechtner, Donald --- ........ 319 Hedges Fleck, Carol ........ Fullerton, James ...... Funkhouser, Margaret -----------17 Walker -387 N. Washington --------295 Jefferson Gardner, Rose Ann ........ 460 S. Jefferson Grieselding, Rita .... ..... 4 35 S. Monroe Haefling, Jean ...... Hemminger, Albert ..................... Herbert, William ..... Hohman, Eugene .... Hohman, James .... Huss, Agnes .... Ink, Maureen ..... Kelbley, Robert --- Kistler, Marcia ...... ------169 Melmore -711 S. Washington Street Street oute 2 Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Court Street Street Street Street Street --------61 W. Perry Street ---------95 Erie -----219 Melmore -------204 Clay ----139 Sycamore Knoll, Edward .......... ..... 4 6 Minerva Leahy, James Patrick Aiello, Rosalie ..... Amlin, Charlotte .... Anese, Anthony --- Arbogast, Naomi .... Barrick, Donald --- Benner, Patricia --- Bentz, Joan ...... Black, William ...... Bland, Georgianna .... Leahy, Robert ....... Ley, Veronica Ann Longo, Joanna ...... Lutz, John .,.......... Maiberger, Michael --- Masella, James .... McClellan, Mary ............ 239 Jefferson McGowan, Carolyn Meier, Mary Ellen Migliori, Joseph --- Miletti, Patricia .... Molyett, David .... Mooney, Marilyn .... Nigh, Claranne ..... Patterson, Carol --- Patuto, Josephine --- Perna, Antonetta .... Poignon, Gerald --- Ranker, Dolores --- Reinman, James .... Reiter, Alice ..... Roy, Richard ..... Rumschlag, Jane --- Ruskin, Robert --- Sauber, Joseph .... Scherger, Joseph .... Schira, Margaret --- Schleter, James --- Seifert, James ........ ----433 Circular Street ---- -------55 Victoria Drive ----496 W. Adams Street ---------186 Hall Street ------119 Main Street ----------272 Clay Street Street ----345 N. Washington Street -- ........... 160 Coe Street ----225 W. Davis Street ----22 S. Sandusky Street -------359 Coe Street -----------Route 1 -----51 Union Street ---157 Wentz Street -----276 Clay Street -----261 Miami Street -----422 Wall Street ----189 Martha Street -----------133 Oak Street ----571 S. -------------------Route 2 Washington Street ------------------Route 2 -----204 Benner Street -----491 Circular Street -----100 Prospect Street ----------190 Main Street -------------------Route 4 -340 S. Washington Street Street Seislove, Rita .................... Melmore Road Street Singleton, Raymond ...... 119 W. Market Street -Route 2 Smith, Doris ........... 510 S. Washington Street Street Smith, Yvonne --- ............. 37 Main Street Stauffer, Janis ....... ....... 1 5 Jefferson Street ' Street Swope, Marilyn ........ .... 2 83 Hedges Street Street Vande Kerkhotf, Paul --- ........ 216 Coe Street -------------Route 4 Wagner, Rose Ann ---- ----S. Greenfield Street Street Welter, Jeanne ................. 11 Fulton Court Street Wright, Carolyn ............... 17 Wentz Street Street Zahn, Thomas ........ 449 N. Washington Street 29 Main Street Zoll, Cletus .... ......... 2 99 Jefferson Street U Juniors ----149 Hudson Street --------------Route 2 ----264 Jackson Street -------45 Park Avenue -----------293 Coe ---305 S. Sandusky --------166 Union -------315 Benner ----------89 Tomb Brain, Kathleen .......... 167 N. Sandusky Breitenbach, Barbara Brickner, Phyllis ...... Carp, Barbara ..... Cramer, Karen ........ Daniel, George .......... .......-. - . .--- ---------184 Main Breidenbach, Alma .... --- .... 71 Walker ----299 Clay -----------R -----146 Clay Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street oute 5 Street -Route 2 D'Ariano, Mary Frances ------ 211 W. Davis Street DePiazza, Ralph ,.,,---- ---- 2 35 Jackson Street --4 62 Depinet, Joseph --- Elchert, Rosalie ---- Englehart, John --- Ferstler, Mary ---- Fisher, David ---- Fisher, Martha ----- Frankhart, Norma --- Frederick, Robert --------------Route 5 --------489 Hedges ----403 S. Monroe Street Street - ------ 124 First Avenue --------------Route 2 Gaietto, Irene ------ ----- 6 76 S. Sandusky Gase, Charles ---- Gase, Judette --- Gibson, Milton -- Graham, George Grover, Suzanne --- Herig, Paul ------ Heyman, Shirley Holmer, Ruth ------ Immele, Margaret ----210 Hudson Street ------29 Webster Street --------------39 Fostoria Street Street ---------475 Circular Street ----541 S. Washington Street -----------122 Ann Street --- -.......-- 115 Ella Street -------------Route 2 -------268 Coe Street -- ----- 215 Melmore Street ---250 Circular Street --- ---117 Circular Street Klopp, Mary Ann .... -----24 Minerva Street Janovich, Mary Lou Jordan, Virginia ...... Kauffman, Donald -- Kimmet, Constance --- Route 4 -------128 Jackson Kinn, Jerome .... ...... - ....... 9 Grammes Kirian, Janet ------ Kistler, Diane ....... Kleinhenz, Jeannette Koby, Donna ........ Kuebler, Carol ..... - Street ----------394 Circular Street -506 S. Washington Street Street ----------Melmore Road -----139 Sycamore Street ---- ---------Melmore Kuhn, Kenneth ............... 56 Douglas Liedorff, Clara ........ Magers, Irene ................. 328 Benner Michaels, Barbara .... Mitten, Sue ........ Moran, Ann ...... Myers, Janet --- Omlor, Earl --- Omlor, Sue ..... Omlor, Sylvia --- Pahl, Mary ....... Patuto, Carmela --- Poignon, James .... Renninger, Shirley - Renninger, William Alt, Betty .... Ball ,Arthur --- Behm, Robert --- Bentz, Charles ...... Bernard, Richard --- Bihn, David ...... Road ---133 Schonhardt Street --------430 Hedges Street Street 21M S. Washington Street Street -----,---116 Huss Street -----214 Grand Avenue -------246 Uunion Street ----276 S. Sandusky Street ---289,16 Jefferson Street -------------Seitz Road -------Route 2 Republic ----214 S. Monroe Street --------276 Clay Street -------422 Wall Street ---510 W. Perry Street Renninger, Nancy --- -- .... 121 Nelson Street 121 Nelson Street Rex, Jacqueline ........ 372 S. Washington Street Ring, Jean ........ ........ 1 14 Clinton Avenue Robenalt, James ..... ----151 Wentz Street Sanders, Gerald ....... ....... 7 8 Coe Street San Gregory, Anthony Schreiner, Joseph --- --- Shook, Thomas ....... Stefanelli, Eugene --- Steinbaugh, Ann --- Steinmetz, Donna --- Stevenson, David -- Stofer, Patricia .... Theis, Jeanette --- ------169 Second Avenue -----141 Walker Street ----129 Prospect Street -----309 Wall Street --------17 Gross Street ----291 Circular Street ----350 Clinton Avenue ---------142 Gross Street ------------------Route 4 Theis, Joyce ............ 259 S. Sandusky Street Wagner, Michael --- ............ 188 Coe Street Wangler, Mary ,...... Warnement, Marjorie - -----------56 Hall Street Route 2 Weimerskirch, Donald ...... 256 S. Monroe Welter, Barbara Welter, Eugenia Welter, Roger .... Werley, Deanna Street ---------------Route 4 ---------------Route 1 Werling, Regina ...........-.. --60 TOmb Winterhalter, Rosemary Zoll, Carolyn ......... Sophomore: --------------Route 4 ---37 Goodsell Street 190 Ohio Avenue -------157 Union Street ----124 Mohawk Street --------------Route 1 Houck, George --- Houck, John ...... Huss, Thomas ............... Johnston, Jeanene .... 413 N. Washington Kirian, Margaret ...... Knoll, Dolores ...... Koby, Eugene -- -----171 Walker Street ----158,15 Hudson Street Street ------330 Melmore Street --- ....... 8 Gross Street ----387 Sycamore Street ------397 S. Monroe Street -12 Hancock Street Street ----348 W. Market Street ,----------------Route 1 Street Street -------37 Union -----200 Hudson Blust, Donald --- ..... 121 Wentz Street Bour, Irene --.---- ,,.,-.. 6 5 Ella Street Brady, Mary ,,,,,,. ....... 7 8 Main Street Breidenbach, Ruth .... ..... 2 81 Circular Street Colatruglio, Daniel --- .... 212 Third Avenue Company, Jeannine --- ---26 E. Davis Street Cramer, Frederick --- .... 134 Gross Sireei Croy, Gary ------..-- ...,.,. 1 88 HLISS Sffeel Dandurand, Richard --- ---104 Sycamore Street Distel, David ....... Dryfuse, James --- Dunn, Louis --- Dunn, Paul .......... ----Hopewell Avenue ----345 Hedges Street -------39 Elwood Street ----520 W. Market Street Eigel, Shirley ......... --------------- R 01119 4 Eschenbrenner, Joan .......--...------- Route 4 Eggelman, Mary -,---,--.,,. 456 S. Monroe Street Ferstler, Edward ....... .........---.-- R 01119 2 Fisher, Carol ............... --- -45 Braden Court Fleck, Mary Bernadette ........ 17 Walker Street Flynn, Michael ........ 458 S. Washington Street Fullerton, Daniel ...... 387 N. Washington Street Gase, Kathleen --- ---541 S. Washington Street Gatton, John .... Gatton, Paul ..........- --- Gillig, Charles Grillot, Agnes Hayward, Rita Herbert, Lois ..... Hoerig, Gerald ..... Hohman, Frederick - Hohman, Harold .... Hoover, Elizabeth .... ---------305 Hedges Street -305 Hedges Street Route 1, Kansas Henrietta -........- ....-- H 01116 4 80 Oil Street Washington Street ---711 S. -------49 Fairfield Avenue 95 Erie Street -----61 W. Perry Street -----44 Fostoria Street Kuhn, Carol .---- Leahy, Barbara --- Leahy, Daniel --- Leahy, Hermina --- Leahy, John ---- Leahy, Michael --- Longo, Leonard --- Lutz, Jeannette ---- Martin, Richard ----- McClellan, Herbert McClellan, Michael --- Miller, Margaret ---- Mitten, Robert ---- Mooney, Donna -- Moran, Daniel ---- Omlor, Mary ---- --- Pacifico, Mary Ann Paradiso, Salvatore --- Perna, Michael ----- Phillips, Richard --- Ranker, Jean ------ Reinhart, James --- Riedy, David ----- Rogala, Shirley ----- Rohrbach, Michael -..- ----433 Curcular -------29 Main -------49 Douglas Street Street Street ------------------Route 2 -----527 N. Sandusky -----496 W. Adams ------132 Jackson -----174 Jefferson ------134 Fulton ----239 Jefferson ---------87 Rosa -----250 Jefferson Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street -------------Route 5 ----246 Union Street -----Route 2, Republic ----182 Wentz ----380 Miami ----261 Miami ----47 Gross Street Street Street Street ------------Route 1 ------235 Wentz -------229 Hedges ----54 W. Market -----246 Circular Ruggiero, Anthony ----- .---.- 2 61 Wall Rumschlag, Kenneth --- Schetter, Geraldine ---- Schleter, Carolyn --- Scholl, Ruth ------ 63 ----223 Clay ----98 Rosa Street Street Street Street Street Street Street -----------Route 4 ----252 Wentz Street Steinmetz, Edward --- .... 333 S. Monroe -------------Route 1 Crist, William ...,.. Seifert, Elizabeth --- Seifert, Rita ........................... Sendelbach, Richard Sendelbach, William Shelt, Lawrence ....... .... 3 88 S. Monroe Shultz, Nancy --- Smith, Marion --- Smith, Nancy .... Somers, Robert --- Staib, Carol ....... ---340 S. Washington Street -Route 3 --- ---83 Rebecca Street --- ........ 98' Main Street Street --------291 W. Perry Street ----184 N. Sandusky Street ---197 E. Sandusky Street -----273 W. Perry Street -------264 Main Street Street Steinmetz, Eugene --- .... Route 1, New Riegel f freshmen Amlin, John --- Baugher, Irma --- Bish, Janet .... Bish, Robert ..... Bistner, Charles --- -------Route 2 ------fi----Route 4 ----245 Circular ----141 S. Monroe Blust, Mary Jane .... .......... 4 30 Coe Boes, Paul ....... Bogner, Mary .... Borer, Marilyn --- Bour, Roberta ....... ........... 6 5 Ella Bridinger, Suzanne ---- -- Brubaker, Roger --- Burns, Carol ..... Burns, Carolyn .... Carpenter, Martha -- Chester, Marcia --- Daniel, Margaret .... Elchert, David ...... Street Street Street ----------338 Hedges Street -----293 N. Sandusky Street -------128 Franklin Street Street ---142 Second Avenue -----68 Hancock Street ---139 Nelson Street ----139 Nelson Street -------410 Coe Street ----259 Noble Street -----Morrison Road ---------------Route 1 -------489 Hedges Street Englehart, Michael ........ 403 S. Monroe Street Farley, Gilman .......... 5281fQ VV. Market Street Ferstler, Regina ..... Frederick, Donna --- Gaietto, Dolores --- Gassner, Neile --- Grover, Sara ........ Hemminger, Paul ..... Hess,:James Kenneth --- s...... 33 Hall -------124 First Avenue ----39 Fostoria Street -----220 Hudson Street ------------Route 4 -------Route 2 --------Route 2 Street Hohman, Marilyn ..... .... 6 1 W. Perry Street Hohman, Stanley --- ...... ---95 Erie Street Hunter, Joseph --- .... 185 Circular Street Huss, Richard ...... ..... 1 56 Clay Street Ianiiantuono, Mario --- ...... 269 Clay Street Immele, Martha -L ............ 117 Circular Street Jentgen, Rebecca ................ 119 Coe Street Johnston, Patricia .... 413 N. Washington Street Karch'er, Kenneth ....................... Route 2 Kastner, Barbara .... u.......... 2 6 Grace Street Kennedy, Robert ........ 302 N. Sandusky Street Kern, Michael -- ......... 224 Clay Street Kirian, Rorfald .... .... 2 39 Clay Street Kleinttenz, Sandra -- ..... Melmore Road Krupp,-David .... ---97 Circular Street Kuhn, Richard -, ..... Kummerer, George - Kummerer, Ruth ,... Leahy, Susan ..... Ley, Mary ........ Longo, Francesco --- Lucius, Marjorie --- Magers, Russell .... Maloy, Carol .... ---3 Colony Avenue ----90 Third Avenue ------------Route 4 .. ..... 29 Main Street -------55 Victoria Drive ---496 W. Adams Street ----------------Route 4 ------149 Ohio Avenue -----113 W. Perry ' . Street Streacker, Edward --- Terry, Bernice ..... ----------------Route 2 ---------171 Miami Street Unterbrink, Susan ........ 219 S. Sandusky Street Van Curen, Thomas Vogel, Nancy ......... Welter, Agnes --- Werling, Rita .... Werner, Vivian .... Wise, Imelda ...... Zimmer, Lawrence --- Zoll, William ...... Mathias, Carol --- Mathias, Nancy r.... McCrory, Michael --- McNulty, James --- Michaels, Ruth --- Miller, Ann ........ Mueller, Margaret ..... O'Connell, Timothy .......... Oddou, Elizabeth .... Patterson, Patricia --- Patuto, Pasquale --- Perna, Carmella .... Phillips, Gerald .... Raitz, Gerald ........ --------416 W. Perry' Street -355 S. Washington Street Route 4 -----------60 Tomb -------329 Water ----129 Sycamore -------223 Hall ----299 Jefferson Street Street Street Street Street -----20 N. Sandusky Street ---94 Schonhardt Street ----236 Clinton Avenue ----229 Melmore ----------116 Huss Street Street --------56 Sixth Avenue -274 S. Washington Street 30 Clinton Avenue ----97 Ohio Avenue ---157 Wentz ----276 Clay ----261 Miami ----66 Gross -----135 Huss Ranker, Thomas --------- ------,, 1 27 E113 Renninger, Elizabeth -------. 310 W. Perry Renninger, Joanrte -- Ring, James ------- Rohrbach, James ---- Romig, Richard ------ Rumschlag, Phyllis ---- Rumschlag, James --- Rumschlag, Ruth --- Schetter, Anthony --- Schetter, Dorothy ---- Schoen, Eugene --- Schriner, William --- Seislove, David ---- Shelt Judette ---. Shook, Ronald --- Smith, Elaine --- Smith, Gene ---- Smith, Linda --- Snycler, James --- Steinhauser, Carl --- 'I'heis, William --- Thom, Janet -.----- Traunero, Judith --- Turco, Mareline --- Unser, James -----. Wade, Anne ----- Wagner, Rozann ---- Walliser, Louis -------- Weimerskirch, Robert ------121 Nelson Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street ----114 Clinton Avenue -----396 Miami Street ---60 Jackson Street -----223 Clay Street ----25 St. Clair Street -------------Route 2 -----------Route 2 --------------Route 2 ----503 Sycamore Street -----45 Jackson Street ---------Melmore Road -----388 S. Monroe Street ---129 Prospect Street ----------------Route 1 Route 4 -- 197 S. Sandusky --------328 Wentz Street Street -----123 Clinton Avenue ----259 S. Sandusky Street ----------------Route 1 ------73 Hancock ----------25 Henry ----129 S. Sandusky Unterbrink, Janet ------ --219 S. Sandusky --------167 Gross ---86 Schonhardt ------197 Walker ------256 S. Monroe Weinandy, John ------ ------ 2 5 Melmore Welter, Gerard --- Welter, Thomas --.- Williard, Nicholas --- Wise, Louis -------- Zoeller, Herman --- ----11 Fulton Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Street Court -------------Route 1 ----143 E. Perry ----287 Noble Street Street --.- ------.. Route 5 if .A-., Q Q x . -. , - ' 1 ' ' ' A ' ' . if ,1 , F. . 1. f 1 ,-4 -11. J -5154: M1 .L H. 6, ,- ig ,za ,f ,SFA by ,pr