Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

I f N , . x -. 4 X 'Q v X f . . ,, .., - ,f J 1 1 x wr- X ..r fx 'QM hr, in Z W, '3 111' Q4 ff we W r Rf. 4,1 u, mu, ,r N-Y .lf . 4 , . f . 4,- N INETEEN F IFTY-SIX The CA!!! RTANA Pabhkhea' by The Sembr dass Calvert liqgfh School Tlfhh, Ohlb fo ewo a' Being freshmen is one of the most difficult positions we will ever have in life. It's the first really big step we must take in our lives, we enter a different school, meet different people, make adjustments to a schedule, new subjects and teachers, and prepare ourselves for our vocation in life. Just as the first year as a student at Calvert was difficult for us, so it is for a teacher. When our class of 1956 faced that first year there was also a teacher, who, in a way, had to make the same step. Having this in common with our class, besides being our Religion instructor for three of our four years at Calvert, he became our friend, sticking by us in our difficulties and sharing in our activities. Our prom, class parties, play, and operetta were all ex- amples of the many events he helped us with, not iust with supervision, but by doing more than his share. This past school year, when we've all had worries and problems concerning our future, we again went to him for help. This year, when everyone is paying tribute to Pope Pius XII on the occasion of his eightieth birthday and the seven- teenth anniversary of his coronation as Pope, we wish to pay our tribute to another representative of Christ. At Cal- vert, we look upon him as the Catholics of the world look upon the Pope-as a true friend and counsellor whose shin- ing example greatly influences our spiritual lives. We, the class of 1956, wish to express our sincere thanks to Father Dunn, our assistant principal, by praying for him and by dedicating to him this volume of the Calvertana. pfdlkdflon 'fem ,wx Vi y' A iw .. X, A' vSgne.i,.-. ' ,, 5.ZZ'2f ffs?NdsSli-. m ...4 ff N -,W W-.ff-9 AM-1. -S Q- - 1, k: '? ' am-X-ig-1535, 'f v 1- Wi? P 4?- '.s+-:Z'.l Hw gafzf-,:,p.t.g , .fm ww 4-f b - f. My ,. 21, .fag .3313 A ,2ii,W9-5, ,g n Qs 5 gvwx., Na 2 X., ,a X3 WL,,.1A, . Q .53i.3+,,M , s ,Y ,fg.A1k2gA5 + A X XM P11 ,- - ' Bflfllop of Toledo His Excellency MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, D. D. By being present at the Commencement exercises, and presenting the diplomas to the honored seniors, His Excellency, the Most Reverend George J. Rehring, D.D., Bishop ot Toledo, displays a sincere interest in the students of Calvert. Moreover, to the student plac- ing highest in a competitive Religion test, he awards the Bishop's Cross. He expresses by these actions, and also through his letters to the faithful, his interest in them and his concern tor their welfare. Because we realize how busy he is, and because we are grateful for his concern for us, the students oi Calvert take this opportunity to thank our Bishop for all he is doing and has done for Calvert and its students. ..4- acuity 1 1 :' Fi 3, Q. 5 :L , . I y if 47 3:1 , . ess 5 r,- .1 fl 9 ' if S Is ', v' i 1' 1 - -.W-....,,,, Mmww. , .naw -N W f ww.. Q Q Prlhcibal REV. JOSEPH D. SHENK, M.A., B.S.E. Helping students with homework problems, selecting subjects best suited to a student's ability, directing girls and boys to a right vocation, all are part of a busy day in Father Shenk's lite at Calvert. Father is an ardent supporter ot school actitivites such as the prom, play, operetta, Cal- vert News, Calvertana, Band, athletics and the school clubs. His main interest lies, however, in the students' spiritual lite. Some ot the ways that Father increases devotion to Our Lord, the Blessed Virgin, and the saints are by providing the students with an annually conducted three-day retreat, by re-arranging the schedule so that students can attend Mass and receive Holy Communion on the First Fridays, and by personally helping them with any problem, no matter how small, they may have. The reason behind Father's great interest in the students' spiritual welfare is Father's deep devotion to the Catholic faith. The students all thank Father for his sincere interest and help. - 6 - flsslktanr Pflllflpdf Assisting Father Shenk is the difficult task ot running a school is our assistant principal, Father Dunn. Besides the regular positions of senior Re- ligion instructor and director of the penalty period, Father also served as one of the direc- tors of the operetta and the senior play, and aided the different classes with their mission parties. One might think he wouldn't have any time left, but never a day passes when he isn't with a student, either helping him, discussing his problems, or listening to the latest news con- cerning extracurricular activities. Calvert, for these reasons, is greatly indebt- REV. EDWARD c. DUNN, M. A. ed 'O Father Dum- Board of Ffkcal fonfrol From the earliest days of our childhood we have always been taken into the friendship of our pastors, who baptized us, heard our first confession, and gave us our first Holy Communion. Monsignor Kinnane and Monsignor Gabel have provided us with fine elementary schools and now with a brand new high school. Realizing the problems that both pastors face be- cause of their own building program makes us more than ever grateful for the financial assistance given the Calvert students. When we realize that our parishes provide the larger portion of the tuition for each of us, we can see that our pastors wish to give us the finest Catholic education. The students ot Calvert High School wish to express to Monsignor Kinnane and Monsig- nor Gabel their sincere thanks tor the guidance and interest that they have always shown from our earliest years. RT. REV. MSGR. R. I. KINNANE RT. REV. MSGR. RICHARD J. GABEL. S. T. D., V. G., P. A. S. T. D., Ph. D. Pastor of St. Marys Parish Pastor of St. Joseph's Parish -7- Sister M. Aloysia, O.S.U. MJ-L Home Economics History, Mathematics Sister M. Charlotte, O.S.U. BA' Commerce Library n . 4 Sister Alice Marie, O.S.U. Sister M. Cleopha, O.S.F. Sister M. Barbara, O.S.F. BJ-X. Commerce AJ . KE A 4. 1 , E i jf YN W Sister M. Cordula, O.S.U. B.A. Physics, Mathematics Q.. ., ,,,, ,W My - rg C5 3 f i 'W - F . 1. X 1 -. ' .- f' is . .. . Q i -I l:.: 'XH5 Q H: 'v,', i f ' ....,.,. ..,. ,,,, l i J e 5 5-',.. . -.::.. -- .1 ...:.5:s:. - Mr. Albert Diringer, B.E.E. Sister M. Emily, O.S.U. Sister M. Emmanuel, O.S.U Mathematics M'A- M-A Mechanical Drawing Latin, English Latin Sister M. Callista, O.S.U. M.A. English, :History Sister M. David, O.S.U. BJ-X. in L.S. English, Mathematics Mr. William Everhart Band Rev. C. C. Heringhaus B.A. B.A. Glee Club Sister M. lane, O.S.F. Commerce, English Rev. Ralph 1, Reichert, Sister M. Scholastica, O.S.U B.A. B-5- gengion English, Spanish, Art Mr. Ioseph Kukoy, B.S. Science, History, Physical Education, Assistant Coach i Sister M. Maurice, O.S.U. B.S.E. Chemistry, Biology Rev. Iames A. Walsh Mr. Karl Zalcr, B.A. B-A' Government, Industrial Arts. Religion 'Q gf' A 323 ' gifs if .,., . . .s.,... - 3 ,wi f 5 DOUGH Ellickson. RN- Mrs. Harriet McClellan Mrs. Mary Scherger Mrs. Mary Steinmetz 5011001 N'-Use Cafeteria School Secretary Cafeteria Athletic Director, Head Coach Mr. Robert Shumway Maintenance ...fd X01 3' Q15 -.- M . Q... 5 Q P O E005 X11 :W -3gw.1v'4-'Y - g X . JM' , kjS? xf,xA.lX kv J x SR 'Jaw a 7X-HL W ,Max , 1 gf! ,f 1 K' ' .4-o K Q sd 3, KLA- 'TMJ iff A ,,,,n ff 1, JK .5557 I NW' ,ska ANTHONY ANESE ...ronyn Quiet . . calm . . speedy . . . in that '-l9'er, he'lt surely go tar. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Class Play 4. CHARLOTTE AMLIN Charty Cute . . . oepny . . . strik- ing personality . . . she sparked our team three years. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Cal- vert News 4: Calvertana 4: Student Council 1, 2,3 Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Chemis- try Club 4: Catholic Chronicle 1, 2, 3: Kiwanis Award 1. ROSALIE AIELLO Roe Neat . . . lair . . .her clark eyes will surely seek the best. Calvert News -1: Calvertana 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta -1 NAOMI ARBOGAST 'ANczomi Understanding . . . pensive . . . a faithful band member tor tour years. Calvert News 45 Calvertana 4: Bdnd 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta -l: Catholic Chronicle 4. QQ PATRICIA BENNER '-Par' Slender . . . stunning . . . pert . . . she has per- sonality to match hcr looks. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 43 Operetta 4. IOAN BENTZ . .Id : Trustworthy . . . amiable . . . a girl you can't help but like. Calvert News 4: Calvertana -1. DONALD BARRICK Otto CLASS I-'AREWELL Intelligent . . . ingenious . . . clever . . . he'll some day in science be great. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Class Treasurer 3: Student Council 3: Latin Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Inter Nos 4: Chemistry Club 4: Auxilium Latinum Award 3. ARTHUR BALL Archer Quiet . . . precise . . . as- sured . . . torever laugh- ing at any and every- thing. Calvert News 4. GEORGIANNA BLAND Babe Fun-loving . . . active. . . sentimental . . . helptul in work and play. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 43 Student Council 1: Band 2, 3, 4: President 4: Class Play 43 Operetta 4. KATHLEEN BRAIN Kati Intellectual . . . determined . . . tlighty . . . a genu- ine hot-tempered red- head. Calvert News 4: Class Play 45 Operetta 4: Calvertana 43 Chemistry Club 4: World Institute 4. -12- g,:.++-M BARBARA CARP Barb Charming . . . Unsellish . . . she's small in size, but not in heart. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club ,4. KAREN CRAMER Cramerbugs Lively . . . well-liked . . . she's at her best, when playing volley ball. Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Representative 2: Band 3, 4: Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3: Operetta 4: Class Play 4. RALPH DE PIAZZA Doctor Kcmaga Quiet . . . studious . . . honest . . . in Govern- ment he's sure to suc- ceed. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: World Institute 4. WILLIAM BLACK ' 'Bill' ' Friendly . . . sharp . . . sporlsman . . . a real first in basketball, he is. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Buckeye Boys' State 3: Class Play 4: Basketball 4: Captain 4. BARBARA BREITENBACH Barb Small . . . dark . . . Iilce- able . . . there's no- body like Barb. Calvertana 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Latin Club 3, 4: Inter Nos 4. GEORGE DANIEL Butcher Friendly . . . happy . . . . . . lucky . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4. ROSALIE ELCHERT Rosie Considerate . . . lovable . . . a truer friend can ne'er be found. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3. MARY FERSTLER ' 'Fersie Co-operative . . . respons- ible . . . trustworthy . . you can'l help but like Mary. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Catholic Chronicle 1. -13- ALMA BREIDENBACH Dolly Blonde . . . sweet . . . just as witty as she is pretty. Calvertana 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Operetta 4: Catholic Chronicle 3. PHYLLIS BRICKNER Phil' ' Lively . . . thoughtful . . . kind . . . Phil is every- body's friend. Calvert News 4: Operetta -4: Catholic Chronicle 2: Calvertana 4. fi 3' M IOSEPH DEPINET ttloev, Helplul . . . farmer . . friend . . . in the future, our food he'll grow. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Chemistry Club 4. NORMA IEAN FRANKHART Nubie Short . . . laughing . . . freckled . . . you'll laugh so hard you'll cry. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Class Play 4, 1,45 ,ex 99 'itu- ,Xe Sli MARTHA FISHER t.Mart,, Reliable . . . happy . . . true . . . never a dull moment with Mart. Calvertana Co-editor 4: Cal- vert News, Associate Editor 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Inter Nos 4: Class Play 4: Chemistry Club 4: Secretary 4: Operetta 4. IRENE GAIETTO t.Renen Musically inclined . . . gay . . . her voice is like an ange1's. Calvert News 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Operetta 4: Inter Nos 4. 3 S IUDETTE GASE Uludyn Brilliant . . . calm . . . capable . . . a scholar in school, a shining star. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 4: Latin Club 3, 4, Vice President 4: Inter Nos 4: Operetta 4: Chemis- try Club 4: Buckeye Girls' State 3: Auxilium Latinum Award. 1, 2. SHIRLEY HEYMAN uHyme.v Amusing . . . unpredictable . . . you never know what is next with Hyme. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Chemis- try Club 4: Inter Nos 4: Operetta 4. DAVID FISHER .tDave,1 True . . . friendly . . . con- siderate . . . a man to watch in the future. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Class Play 4. -14- IOHN ENGLEHART Big Red Tall . . . clever . . . un- selfish . . . there's no dull moment when he's about. Calvert News 4. RUTH I-IOLMER Ruthie Willing . . . jolly . . .she's cr whiz at everything she tries. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3. MARGARET IMMELE Mpeg.. Good sport . . . sincere . . . kind . . . our future Florence Nightingale. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Inter Nos 4: Chemistry Club 4. IANET KIRIAN Ianet Vivacious . . . quick-witted . . . blond . . . our Annie Oakley of the future. Calvertana 4: C ath olic Chronicle 1. DIANE KISTLER ' 'Kissie' ' Short but mighty . . . nurs- ing the sick is her life's aim. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4. MILTON GIBSON '-Mm Quiet . . . reserved . . . a nature lover . . . the outdoor sportsman. Calvertana 4. ettcr 4. ROBERT FREDERICK Studious . . . thoughtful. . . energetic . . . in chemis- try his aims ate high. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Chemistry Club 4: Oper- VIRGINIA IORDAN Dependable . . . quiet . . . happy . . . future win- ner of the skating mara- MARY LOU IANOVICH Louie Carefree . . . talkative . . . a real friend to have and hold. Calvert News 4: Calvertana -1. CONSTANCE KIMMET Connie Bright . . . delightful . . . attractive . . . lively ad- dition to our cheering section. f' Cheer Leader -1: Calvert News 4: Calvertana -1: Glee Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4: Catholic Chronicle Leader 3, 4: Student Council 4. thon. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4. CHARLES GAS!-I -'Rosle' Ambitious . . . strong . . . energetic . . . an editor of a newspaper, he's sure to be. Calvert News 4' Calvertana 4. IEANNETTE KLEINHENZ Iearme Precise . . . explicit . . . like- able . . . an A student and a good leader. Calvert News 4, Associate Editor 4: Calvertana 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Inter Nos 4: Operetta 45 Class Secretary 4: Chemistry Club 4. DONNA KOBY Donna Intelligent . . . hard-work ing . . . a helping hand shows a thoughtful mind. Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3. - 15 - ,, ,:,, I :.. . 5. , .. My, 3 exam, Q , S .V .. Y I I ,535 GEORGE GRAHAM Midget Short . . . witty . . . unpre- dictable . . . his motto, Haste makes waste. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4. CLARA LIEDORFF ' ' Claire ' ' Courteous . . . aggressive . . . the world's most famous hair stylist, she'll be. Class Play 4: Calvertana 4. CAROL KUEBLER Kibby Efficient . . . sparkling . . . pretty . . . always ready to lend her hand. Calvert News Associate Ed! itor 43 Calvertana 4: Glee Club 3, 4: President 4: Student Council 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Catholic Chronicle 3: Inter Nos 4. IRENE MAGERS Renie Generous . . . reliable . . . not a worry in the world. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3. BARBARA MIC HAELS Barb Patient . . . perservering . . .to be God's servant is her lile's ambition. Calvert News 4g Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3: Chemistry Club 43 Catholic Chronicle 4. ANN MORAN Annie Humorous . . . good-natured . . . never a dull moment when she's around. Calvert News 45 Calvertana 4: Band 1: Latin Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Inter Nos 45 Class Play 45 Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4. DONALD KAUFPMAN ' 'Dongie Tall . . . dark . . . good looking . . . always tirst in line for tun, Calvert News 4: Calvertcxna 4: Class President 3. .16- PAUL HERIG ' 'Paulie Gay . . . eager . . . am- bitious . . . where Paulie is, the crowd will stay. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 49 Class Treasurer 2. IANET MYERS Hyun.. Colortul . . . peppery . . . here is one ol the rare strawberry blends. Calvert News 45 Calvertana 4g Glee Club 3: Operetta 4. PAULETTE OMLOR ' 'Paulette Friendly . . . true . . ..bright . . . her new friends are many. Glee Club 4: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4: Cal- vertana 4. CARMELA PATUTO Carrnie Tiny . . . Iiery , . . alert . . . her sparkling smile wins her many triends. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4. NANCY RENNINGER Nan MAY CROWNING Cheerful . . . attractive . . . reserved . . . she has her gay and serious moods. Calvert News 4: Catholic Chronicle 4: Calvertana 4: Student Council 1, 4: Latin Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Class Secretary 3. WILLIAM RENNINGER ..Biun Tall . . . happy . . . me- chanically-minded . . cr boy with lots ol school spirit. Calvert News 4: Calvertcma 4: Student Council 1: Class Play 4: Catholic Chronicle 4. IAMES POIGNON Plurigin MAY CROWNING Gentlemanly . . . good- natured . . . alert . . . his eye is keen tor sports. KENNETH KUHN .rxenn Quiet . . . studious . . . willing . . . he'1l try to gain what he wants. Calvertana Co-Editor 4: Cal- vert News 4: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 4: Kiwanis Award 1: Operation Youth 3. SYLVIA OMLOR ' 'Oms Small . . . cheery . . . help- lul . . . good things come in small packages. Calvert News 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Inter NOS 42 Chemistry Club 4. SUE OMLOR Susie Unpredictable . . . sincere . . . here is a girl with personality plus. Calvert News 4: Calvertana -l: Class Play 4. MARY PAHL Big Mary CLASS WELCOME Artistic . . . school-spirited . . . clever . . . a good sport with a keen sense ol humor. Calvert News, Co-Editor 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4: Latin Club 3: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4: Catho- lic Chronicle 2. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Class Treasurer 4: Foot- ball 3, 4, Co-captain 4. SHIRLEY RENNINGER ' 'Shirts' ' Witty . . . indispensable . . . peppy . . . she's the lite ot every party. Calvert News 4: Associate Editor 4: Calvertana 4: Class Otlicer 3: Latin Club 3, 4: Inter Nos 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Chemis- try Club 4. IACQUELINE REX Jackie Blonde . . . slim . . . strik- ing . . . she stands out in a crowd. Calvert News 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Cal- vertano: 4. -17- , Q 2 K . .. 4 -mmf g , 7 4 N. IAMES ROBENALT Louie Carelree , . . curly-headed ...smart...he'sa born winner. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Student Council 1. Catho- lic Chronicle 3. ANN STEINBAUGH ..Annv, Demure . . . angelic . . . her pleasant smile will win your heart. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Inter Nos 4. IEAN RING Ieanie Sportsloving . . . ambitious . . . in her chosen field, she'll go far. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Operettcr 4: Chemistry Club DONNA STEINMETZ Communist Mischievous . . . bubbling . . . enthusiastic . . . square dancing is her favorite pastime. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 2: Latin Club 3: Operetta -l. axg HF f at Y r t PATRICIA STOFER ttpdiv. Tricky . . . energetic . . . trim . . . where there is fun, there's Pat. Calvert News 4: Calvertana, Business Manager 4. IEANETTE THEIS ..Ie!.. Happy-go-lucky . . . comical . . . always good lor a joke. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4. ANTHONY SAN GREGORY tnronyu Strong . . . considerate . . . helpful . . . most likely to succeed in anything. Calvert News 4: Student Council 4, President 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Football 4: Operation Youth 3. . f.,..,. r 1 :ff 'j .,. . -4 l V .45 . Q . 1 - 18 - . is in - ------- : 1: - t. :: 2:s: -:aff- ' ,sez ' , 2 GERALD SANDERS ' 'Sam' Quiet . . . dark . . . lriendly . . . a triend that stays until the end. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4. IOYCE THEIS ttloyce.. Pleasant . . . easygoing . . . a friend in need is a friend indeed. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4. MARY ELLEN WANGLER tiwingst, Tall . . . brown-eyed . . . her enthusiasm is dis- played in work and play. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4. EUGENIA WELTER Genie Energetic . . . keen . . . a hard worker who is al- ways ready for any- thing. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4. DAVID STEVENSON '-1-mir Sportsman . . . funny . . . artistic . . . a real live wire. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta 4: Catholic Chronicle 2: Football 3, 4. REGINA WERLING ' 'Regina' ' Quiet . . . thoughtful . . . a sure success in the time to come. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Operetta 4. IOSEPH SCHREINER nice., Blond . . . good-looking . . . you'll never know when Ioey has troubles. Calvert News 4: Calvertanu 4. BARBARA WELTER Barbie Sparkling smile . . . bright eyes . . . personality . . . never at a loss for words. Calvert News, Associate Editor 4: Calvertana: 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 4. EUGENE STEFANELLI Smokey Cheerful . . . alert . athletically inclined . . . the charging lullback of our team. Calvert News, Co-editor 43 Calvertana 4: Glee Club 43 Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Football 4. DEANNA WERLEY ' 'Dee' ' Petite . . . quick . . . peppy . . . famous for her new jitterlaug steps. Calvert News 4. MICHAEL WAGNER Hvvcgsn Humorous . . . carefree . . . congenial . . . always out for a good time. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Football 3, 4, Most Valuable 4: Catholic Chron- icle 2. ..1Q.. MARIORIE WARNEMENT ' 'Margie Small . . . slim . . . gay . . . her laughter can be heard through the halls. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Latin Club 3. THOMAS SHOOK .-Tomi, Cheerful . . . ambitious . . . clever . . . he's always ready when needed. Calvert News 4: Calvertana, Business Manager 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Student Council 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Student Director 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 4: Catholic Chron- icle 3. QF' 'lb-.fl-r ,nw Our L a d Y watches as Geraldine Schetter, Sue Unterbrink, Patricia Leahy, Rich- ard Romig and Eldon Kimmel change classes. ..20.. 25555 :1: I wi ' ,.'l55'l.I'lf , ,X ,Z .5 z vlvum wsrmsn vw Willy . . . mischievous . . . you're assured ol a ball w h e n Viv's around. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Band 1, 2, 3. ROGER WELTER HROQ., Handsome . . . adventurous . . . athletic . . . good in any kind ot sports. Calvert News, Associate Editor 4: Calvertana 4: Student Council 2, 3, Treas- urer 3: Class Play 4: Class President 3: Football 3, 4, Co-captain 4: Basketball 4. CAROLYN ZOLL Susie Charming . . . smiling . . . reserved . . . a 100 per- cent Calvert girl. Calvert News -1: Calvertana 4: Band 1: Latin Club 3: Catholic Chronicle 1. DONALD WEIMERSKIRCH ..WYmev. Iolly . . . good-natured. . . he was chosen by all to lead us. Calvert News 4: Calvertana 4: Student Council 2: Class President 4. ROSEMARY WINTERHALTER r.Hugo.. Popular . . . active . . . versatile . . . she takes part in all school altairs. Calvert News, Associate Editor 4: Calvertana 4: Glee Club 4: Student Coun- cil 3: Latin Club 3: Operetta 4: Chemistry Club 4, President 4: Catholic Chronicle 3. MARY FRANCES D'ARIANO Francie Short . . . dark haired . . . lriend . . . she is missed by all. Calvert News 4: Chemistry Club 4: Class Vice President 4 Ili Unde In N-. E! is IB -:iff N I 13 --., A 5513. 98' X Jumbrs F I J ,f 'V X1 Q Q. , , . Eg: a V , .,-- ' L Q .V f. , 'V ' - F J va .,,. ,. ff r f v . .fix an X K 5 :few 1 as y aaay y 'W X , . 9 ' la? x zzz. .A Qi X l. 1' 'S 5 ,.,.A,,i 1 7' fm :Q W- A II 5-Elf fn ,Q 'W X-'ZH' A ,1 E: . 2 fa Q f M are atuleu tut 1 '::: :' I , i f tm lj j esse? 'fi' ,.,,A:,:. ' :'1 F 1 ,..: ! .. 1-A ' 5 ld K : Q ' zitl W - . 'bb' I ' , I, ' l 11A' i Ezii iii u d ly I ,yi IQVV , R 1, . ' dk -Q2.. 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Daniel Helen Decker Thomas Dell Beatrice Depinet Mary Depinet Eileen Dow Judith Drew Marvin Elchert Suzanne Englehart Dorothea Esselman Joseph Esselman William Felter Ancilla Fisher Vern Fisher Irene Frankhart George Fretz Kenneth Gase Neile Gassner Laura Jean Gilliland Janice Graham Clarann Haefling Michael Hart Diane Hayes James Hayes Helen Hess Alicia Huffman Michael Huffmon Mary Louise Huss Kathleen Immele Marilyn Immele Doris Jordan Margaret Kastner Barbara Kasza Michael Keller Patricia Kimmet Carol Kirian Rose Marie Kirian Mary Ann Koller Patricia Leahy William Leahy Mary Catherine Ledw Ann Loesser edge Francesco Longo Elizabeth Lucas David Magers Michael Magers Frank Mangiola Jane Mattes Patricia McClellan Daniel McGowan Sharon Mitten Martha Moore Timothy O'Connell James Omlor Regina Polski Ann Poplawski Sophia Poplawski Sylvia Ranker Charles Reinhart Robert Reinman Theresa Reiter Daniel Ring Ronald Rochester Thomas Rodgers Evelyn Rogier Frank Ruggiero James Saad John Sauber George Schafer Philip Schenk Julia Schetter Edward Schleter John Schock Patricia Schock Eugene Schoen Paul Sheeley Elmo Smith Gerald Smyser Robert Snyder Carolyn Sorg Marilyn Souders Rebecca Spencer Carol Spraggins Daniel Stein Donald Stein Anthony Steinhauser Cyril Steinhauser David Steinmetz Joyce Steinmetz Karen Stover Michael Stover Dennis Sullivan Charlene Theis Sandra Walk Edward Warnernent Judith Warnement Patricia Weinandy Geraldine Welter Irene Welty Natalie Werner Elizabeth Wilhelm Robert Williams Paul Winterhalter Michael Wright Marjorie Zoeller Mary Lou Zoeller Mary Lou Zoll 7. 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With Father Walsh, sophomore boys - William Crist, James Ring, David Seislove, and Louis Walliser- are certain to attain knowledge to be de- sired concerning Re- ligion. -29- Rehglbn Honor Roll Being placed on the Religion honor roll is a very high achievement. It means that the student had at least a B+ average in Religion and character rating during his tour years in high school. From this list two students are chosen, by the junior and senior class, to crown the Blessed Mother at the annual May crowning. This year the honor goes to Nancy Renninger and James Poignon. The banner carriers are Barbara Michaels and Paul Herig. Rosalie Aiello Charlotte Amlin Naomi Arbogast Joan Bentz Georgianna Bland Kathleen Brain Barbara Breitenbach Phyllis Brickner Barbara Carp Karen Cramer Mary Ferstler Martha Fisher Robert Frederick Irene Gaietto Judette Gase Paul Herig Ruth Holmer Constance Kimmet Janet Kirian Jeannette Kleinhenz Donna Koby Carol Kuebler Kenneth Kuhn Barbara Michaels Janet Myers Sylvia Omlor Carmela Patuto James Poignon Nancy Renninger Shirley Renninger Jacqueline Rex Ann Steinbaugh Donna Steinmetz Marjorie Warnement Donald Weimerskirch Barbara Welter Eugenia Welter Regina Werling Carolyn Zoll 5Cb0fd.5'fl2' Honor Roll Climaxing tour years ot study, the students attaining an average ot 90 per cent are placed on the scholastic honor roll. The honors ot being class salutatorian and valedictorian are given to the top ranking girl and boy that accepts. Judette Gase, the senior with the highest scholastic average, declined. Mary Pahl and Donald Barrick accepted these honors for the class ot '56. Judette Gase Mary Pahl Kathleen Brain Donald Barrick Donna Koby Jeannette Klein Constance Kimmet Janet Myers .loan Bentz Kenneth Kuhn Barbara Breitenbach Rosemary Winterhalter Barbara Welter henz Ann Steinbaugh Martha Fisher Rosalie Aiello -30- FRIDAY l f 1 Guidance rea-:ling on careers can be found in the Calvert library. Seeking new titles for vocational and professional material are Carole Gilgannon, William Crist, Michael Englehart, David Seislove, and Patricia Patterson. Any student who is interested in a certain trade or profession should come to the Calvert library where he can find books to fit his particular needs. Ca vert llbrary Spiritual books, which guide high school minds, form a big factor in the annual retreat. Many students took advantage of the display in the library to read about the lives of the saints and books on living for God. Selecting such books are Henrietta Grillot, Rita Hayward, James Reinhart, John Leahy, and Carol Kuhn. I fr, Q Modem ffflvfory Checking the map of Europe in the middle of the 18th century f174Ol arei Timothy O'Connell, Michael McCrory, Mr. Kukoy. Jeannine Company, C a r o l Fisher, and James Snyder. e Q 3 1 I st ifgigtift' 5 S si I U I I nclenf Histor American flrsfory A 5' Studying the growth of towns at the close Planning the North's blockade of the South of the Middle Ages are paul Winterhaltery are Sister Aloysia's students-James Rein- Geraldine Welter, Thomas Dell and Elmo hart, Michael Perna, and Mary Lou BradY' inthe hBCkgl'OU.l'ld, alld Donald Brown and Daniel Ring in the foreground. Inter Nos Reading past publica- tions ot the Inter Nos, a quarterly p a p e r studied by all classes and sent to other schools as an ex- change, is this year's staff oi fourth year Latinstudents- S h i rl e y Ptenninger, Martha Fisher, Ann Steinbaugh, .ludette Gase, Shirley Heyman, Ann Moran, Barbara Breidenbach, C a 1' o l Kueb1er,Margaret Immele, Donald Bar- rick, Sylvia Omlor, Jeannette Kleinhenz, and Irene Gaietto. Spamslz A Spanish merchant,, Ralph DePiazza, dis- plays his price list of market goods to the senior Spanish class. Interestedly looking on are Jacqueline Rex, Carmela Patuto, Paulette Omlor, Anthony A n e s e , Georgianna B l a n d , Deanna Werley, Clara Liedorit, Phyllis Brick- ner, Charlotte Amlin, and Sue Omlor. latin As Betty Lucas writes the declension ot the noun, silva , a group ot freshman L at i n students watch. They are JudithDrew, Doro- thea Esselman, Martha Moore, Sandra Walk, Helen Hess, Evelyn Rogier, M a r y Zoel- ler, Patricia Wein- andy, Robert Rein- man, Michael Ardner. Ancilla Fisher, and Marilyn Immele. -33- f X, .TSM M -A - 42 X Eiirf 5 is f Wx Jeomefry In Mr. Diringer's ge- ometry class Paul Hemminger, Marcia Chester, and Pasquale Patuto are busy ex- plaining the proof of a problem. Trggonomefry Joseph Depinet, R o b e rt Frederick, Mary Pahl, Kathleen Brain and Kenneth Kuhn are diligently studying and demon- strating the functions of an angle in Sister Cordula's fourth year math class. -S5- General Science Mr. Kukoy is explain- ing the rock formation of quartz and shale to his students - Milton Gibson, Daniel Mc- Gowan, James Saad, Joyce Theis and Mary Lou Janovich. Lbmmerce fypfbf These 8th period typ- ing students are so busy that they couldn't even look up. They are - Irene Magers, Joyce Theis, Phyllis Brickner, Ann Stein- baugh, Irene Gaietto, Barbara Breitenbach, Barbara Michaels, and Mary Ferstler. Bookkeepfhg Chalking up a few answers are - Irene Magers, Patricia Stofer, and Paul Herig ot the s e n i o r bookkeep- ing class. Slzorffzand Faster and taster is the motto of these s e n i o r shorthand students. They are- Sue Omlor, Marjorie Warnement, Donna Steinmetz and Alma Breidenbach. 36- Aff Art students prepar- ing the numbers for the Wheel ot Fortune tor the Calvert Festiv- al are Ronald Kirian, Richard Kuhn, Doro- thy Schetter, Nancy Vogel, Jeanene Johns- ton, Patricia Kimmet, James Omlor, Paul Sheeley, James Unser, and Fred Cramer. Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Working hard to get then plates in on Checking their measurements are the time are Donald Kauffman Michael Leahy tuture carpenters ot America Mlchael Kern Louis Dunn, Michael Wagner Paul Herg Anthony Schetter Kenneth Hess Ronald and Frederick Cramer Shook and William Rennmger fnghlvfz Preparing for the task of editing the junior issue of the Calvert News are H a r old Hohman, Carol Kuhn, Robert Somers, Dan Cola- truglio, M i c h ae l Leahy, Betty Sei- fert, Joan Eschen- orenner, and Imelda Wise. The officers of the student council for the '55-'56 year- Mary Pahl, secre- tary, Anthony San Gregory, president, MichaelFlynn, vice-president, and Shirley Rogala, treasurer - consult with Father Shenk about the last meeting. Displaying pictures from the Merchant of V e n i c e are Clarann Haef- ling and Ann Loes- ser. Charles Ardner, Charles Bish, Daniel Clevenger, Michael Hart, Robert Alt- wies, Michael Kel- ler, P a u l Sheeley, Michael Huffman, R o b e rt Reinman, lohn Benner, Daniel McGcwan,andPton- ald Rochester listen attentively. -3g- 3' c 51 Y' 3 sr t fx 5:- ' X Examining the blouse pattern are Mary Ley and Judette Shelt. Susan Leahy and Donna Frederick mark the material, while Sara Grover puts on the finishing tucks. Home fconomfbs Preparing a cheese sauce are Natalie Werner, Marilyn Joyce Bentz checks the recipe while Beatrice Depinet and y? fl ,af , V! ' 4- u.. 1 R x .xL - x H J' v, 3 -39- - 25,3 1 1, .v , ,, 1 . ,N th 0- I M- Borer, and Joanne Renninger Doris Jordan wash the dishes. News Writers Reading their stories on the front page of the Calvert News are news writers- Mary Ellen Wangler, K a r e n Cramer, Georgianna Bland, Kathleen B r a i n , E u g e n i a Welter, Ruth Holmer, Don- ald Weimerskirch, Janet Myers, Jac- queline Rex, Joan Bentz, Judette Gase, Mary Ferstler, Ken- neth K uh n , and Irene Gaietto. Feature Steffi Typllsfs Pounding away at the keys are Ann Steinbaugh and Sue Omlor. The other staff members pic- tured here are fea- ture writers and typists. They are Jean Ring, Ann Moran, Rosalie El- chert, Sylvia Om- lor, Barbara Brcit en- baeh, Nancy Ren'- ninger, Carolyn Zoll, Norma Frankhart, C a r m e 1 a Patuto, S hi rl e y Heyman, Deanna Werley, Regina Werling, and Constance Kimmet. Co-edkors and Associates Examining the fruit of their labors are co-editors, M a r y Pahl and Eugene Stefanelli, with as- sociate editors Carol Kuebler, S h i rl e y Renninger, Martha Fi s h e r , Rosemary Winterhalter a n d Jeannette Kleinhenz. Two other associate e d i t o r s , Barbara Welter and Roger Welter, were absent on the day the pict- ures were taken, Circulahbn Staff Busy rushing the Calvert News on its way to subscribers are the members of the circulation de- partment - f Irene Magers, Mary Lou Janovich, Barbara Michaels, Virginia Jordan, Joyce Theis. Barbara C-arp, Diane Kistler, Jeannette Thcis, Marjorie Warnement, Donna Steinmetz, and Rosalie Aiello. Mdlmlg Staff Tho mailing depart- ment, composed of T h o m a s Shook, R o b e r t Frederick, J o s e p h Schreiner, Louis Robcnalt, George Daniel, John Englehart, Donald Kauffman, Joseph Depinet, Gerald San- ders, Paul Herig, and Patricia Benner, finish up their work as the paper's photographer, Don- ald Barrick, looks on. Sports, Alumni The credit for the vivid and compre- hensive sport stories, this year goes to William Renninger, Michael Wagner, William Black, and David Stevenson. Charlotte Amlin, Margaret Immele. Phyllis Brickner, Naomi Arbogast, Vivian Werner, and Patricia Stofer arc the girls who keep us posted on the alumni activities. fe vert P e ents 'Babes fn Toyland' Marmaduke, the Inspector, discusses his plans to find Contrary Mary with the Widow Piper, Barnaby, Tom, and Hilda, the maid. In re-al life these characters are James McNulty, Carol Kueb- ler, Lawrence Shelt, James Dryfuse, and Mary Pahl. I Can't Do the Sum seems to be the motto of the Piper childrengBoy Blue, Peter, Mary, Jill, Sallie Waters, Bobby Shaftoe, Jack, Red Riding Hood, Tommy Tucker, Curly Locks, Little Miss Muffet, and Bo Peep. We know the Piper children better as4Gerard Welter, Paul Boes, Kathleen Gase, Shirley Rogala, Rosemary Winterhialter, Betty Seifert, Michael Flynn, Jacqueline Rex, Karen Cramer, Mary Ellen Wangler, Margaret Immele, and Paulette Omlor. Putting the finishing touches on the scenery for Babes in Toyland are some of the students of the art class- Ronald Rochester, Ronald Kirian, Richard K u h n , Michael Perna, Frederick Cramer, in front, James Unser, Jeanene Johnston, William Felter, Paul Sheeley, and Robert Williams in the rear. -42. wry X fea , 9 xx 3 8 ixxg 532333 SNR S A 'S First Row: Patricia McClellan, Anne Wade, Rebecca Ientgen, Eugene Stetanelli, Anthony San Gregory, Gerard Welter, Ieannette Lutz, Ruth Michaels, Margaret lmmele, Paulette Omlor. Second Row: Carol Kuhn, Mary Pahl, Rosemary Winterhcllter, Thomas Shook, Daniel Colatruglio, Kenneth Kuhn Mary Omlor, Angela Grillot, Linda Smith. Third Row: Mary Lou Brady, Carol Maloy, Elinor Franzen, Mary Iane Blust, Elaine Smith, Lois Herbert, Karen Cramer I-'inn Klopp, Carol Staib, Martha Carpenter. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Seifert, Kathleen Gase, Shirley Rogala, Constance Kimmet, Irene Gaietto, Barbara Nelter Carol Kuebler, Iacqueline Rex, Mary Eilen Wangler. Fiith Row: William Black, James Reinhart, Michael Flynn, Thomas Huss, Iames Drytuse, Iames McNulty David Stevenson, William Crist, Daniel Fullerton. REV. C. C. HERINGHAUS Wee Club Dkecror With the greatest happiness, Calvert welcomed back Fathei Heringhaus to direct the Glee Club this year. But it must have been with even more joy to the fortunate alumni, who sang to the move- ment ot his baton tor 17 years, to see the present student body again under his direc- tion. Father's kindness and gener- osity brought him all the dist- ance from North Auburn, where he was pastor, and later from Momineetown to direct the operetta, Babes in Toyland. W i t h tew experienced voices, Father Heringhaus, worked many hours training tor the production. Without his capable leadership and the confidence the students have in him, the operetta would not have been such a success. Head Maybfeffe With a gay and winning s m i l e , Sylvia Omlor has led Calvert's band during t h e past year. At the home game s and the parades in Tiffin, Sylvia capably fill- ed the position of chief majorette. Majbreffes Adding vitality and vigor to all of Cal- vert's football games, Carol Fisher, Sylvia Omlor, and Margaret Mueller m a r c h e cl and twirled to the rhythm of Calvert s band. Calvert Band Beating out the time, Mr. Everhart directs the trumpet section composed of Diane Kistler, Rosalie Aiello, Richard Phillips, and Naomi Arbogast. The huttin' and puitin' brass section is pictured w i I h the Band director. Shown are-Mary Jane Blust, Geraldine W e l t e r , Julia Schetter, Thomas Welter, Ruth Rum- schlag, Lois Herbert, Geraldine Schetter and Elmo Smith. The trumpeters who blast out so violently, a r e-Rosalie Aiello, N a o m i Arbogast, Diane Kistler, Adelene Aiello, Elizabeth Wil- helm, Patricia McClellan. Janis Gra- ham, Richard Phillips, S a n cl r a Kleinhenz, Nancy Vogel, and Donald Stein. -46- Cd vert Band The rhythm section keeps the Band in step: the bell lyre adds the melodyg the flute players contri- bute the high notes. Students who play these instruments arei Lawrence Barrick, Thomas Shook, Karen Cramer, Judith Warne- ment, Barbara Welter, Ann Klopp, Georgi- anna Bland, Margaret Miller, Sharon Mitten, and Rita Werling. All in harmony- Agnes Welter, Carol Kuebler, Ruth Kum- merer, Martha Cat'- penter, Elizabeth Sei- tert, Mary Elle n Wangler, and Jacque- line Rex-produce the sweetest music this side ot heaven on their saxophones. Tooting away in the r e e d section arei Regina Polski, Irene Welty, Barbara Leahy, R e b e c c a Spencer, Kathleen Sorg, Judith Traunero, E u g e n i a Welter, Regina Werl- ing, Daniel Stein, C h a rl e s Reinhart, Mary Ann Bell, Carol M a l o y , Jeannette Kleinhenz, Carol Staib, and Gary Croy. -47- As co-editors of the Cal- vertana, Martha Fisher and Kenneth Kuhn have worked many long hours for the success ot the senior year- book. Through patience and hard work, the co-editors have produced a yearbook that will live forever in the hearts of every member of the senior class. The Cal- vertana holds the memories of all the happy events that will always remain the storehouse of treasures for the graduating class. 4l M...,...f The 6a ve and The work on the Calvertana began back in January when the seniors solicited patrons to support it. The enthusiastic group, eager for the best yearbook ever, collected enough money for a padded cover, the first one in eight years. When the patron drive ended, the co-operation didn't cease, tor many gave up study halls and time outside school for the mounting of pictures, writing articles and captions, do- ing the art work and planning the pages. This is all rewarded when the 1956 volume of the Calvertana comes out, different from other years in its pastel blue cover, to remind them not only of the work put into it, but also of the good times known at Calvert as students. Business Managers B u s i n e s s Managers, Patricia S t o f e r and Thomas Shook, put in many hours keeping a record of the money and pasting down the cards with the signatures of the patrons. Here they accept re- turns from the winning teams, William Ren- ninger and Anthony San Gregory, and Margaret 1 Immele, Patricia's part- ner. They brought in 3131.50 and 375.50 Ie- spectively. -4g- '0ar M135 Brooks' Ted, the school's star athlete, played by Eugene Stefanelli. t1'ied to persuade Miss Brooks, Constance Kimmet, to shorten his penalty of writing a hundred times, I should not copy other people's examination papers. Miss Finch, Jacqueline Rex, receives a cold stare from Miss Brooks as she gives away Miss Brooks' secret, The ABC's of Sailing , to Hugo Longacre, the athletic coach, portrayed by Roger NVelter. Clara Liedorff, the music teacher. congratulates Miss Brooks on her fine dress re- hearsal, while Miss Finch, Jacqueline Rex, and Jane, Georgianna Bland, look on. Kathleen Brain, the spoiled daughter of the school board's president, stands unobserved in the doorway. It's snowing harder , Miss B1'ooks exclaims as the principal, Anthony San Gregory, and Mrs. Allen, Ann Moran, stand aghast. Students who were helping Miss Brooks put on the demonstration of the sound effects and props are-f--Char- lotte Amlin, Shirley Bennin- ger, William Renninger, Mar- tha Fisher, Diane Kistler, Kathleen Brain, Thomas Shook, Sue Omlor, and Bar- bara Welter. -49- MR. KARL ZALAR MR. JOSEPH KUKOY enecas' Coaches Mr. Zalar has now been head coach at Calvert for seven years. In both sports he has com- piled an excellent record. His basketball and football records are both well over the sow mark in games won. He has certainly done his best to give Calvert a high rating in the Athletic Department. Zip',' never misses the opportunity to congratulate the team, if the boys have come through with a fine performance. Even if the team went down to defeat, but still tried hard and gave the opposing team a rough battle, Zip would always give the team a good word. In 1953, by far the best season in athletics in the history of Calvert, Mr. Zalar's team compiled amazing records in both sports. The football squad had an excellent 8-1 record, while its most noticeable victory was its 53-6 win over Columbian in the City Championship. The basketball squad had a great 17-3 mark. The boys who have played under Coach Zalar have always looked up to him for guid- ance on and off the football field and basketball court. He will always listen to them and try to straighten out their difficulties. Zip will long be remembered by his players for the great work he has done to help them develop strong characters. The Senecas' head coach, Karl Zalar, was assisted in basketball and football by .lo Kukoy. This year, Mr. Kukoy will complete his third year as the Reserve coach on the court and backfield coach on the gridiron. The Reserves, under Mr. Kukoy's care and guidance, stacked up a 4 7 record How their losses were usually by a few points. The reason for their fine display of fight drilled into them by Mr. Kukoy's two important views of a good team that is, determine and stamina. This was true in football as well as basketball. As backfield coach Mr Kukoy tu out a fine running backfield by steady training and untiring effort in keeping the moving. Kukoy, who was always willing to give up his time for the betterment of his athl should be congratulated for his fine efforts in both sports. During his time at Calvert, Joe has ,successfully won the admiration of all those came under his coaching. - 50 1 FOURTH ROW: Daniel Fullerton, Daniel Leahy, Anthony San Gregory, Michael Wagner, David Stevenson, Roger Welter, Eugene Stetanclli, Iames Poignon, Iohn Leahy, THIRD ROW: Coach Karl Zalar, George Houck, Thomas Huss, David Seislove, Richard Dcmdurand, Iohn Gattori, Iames Ring, Paul Boes, Assistant Coach Ioseph Kukoy. SECOND ROW': Iohn Houck, Gilman Farley, Iames Drytuse, Daniel Moran, Iames McNulty, Michael Leahy, Richard Bernard, Michael McClellan. FIRST ROVV1 Mgr. Marion Smith, Ioseph Hunter, Michael McCrory, Sam Paradiso, Robert Mitten, Iohn Amlin, Mgrs. Lawrence Shelt and William Felter. The Senecas' 155 WM Record At the start of the season Zip Zalar and Joe Kukoy were faced with the problem ot building a team tor the Senecas from seven returning lettermen. From these, tive were linemen and two were backtield, men whose roles were mostly defensive. From this supposedly weak ottensive team came these surprising totals. Calvert out- scored its opponents 129-102 points. Only once were the Senecas held scoreless, while the Zalarmen kept two opponents from crossing the final white stripe, and allowed only one team to cross it more than three times. Calvert's wins were over Delphos St. John 7-0, Holland 29-6, and Mount Blanchard 61-O. Its losses were to Bucyrus 19-O, Sandusky St. Mary's 20-16, Port Clinton 13-7, and Fre- mont St. .loseph's 26-6. Calvert dropped the city championship game to Columbian in a tight heartbreaking 18-13 setback. The senior lettermen were Anthony San Gregory, David Stevenson, Eugene Stet- anelli, James Poignon, Roger Welter, and Michael Wagner. San Gregory a haltback, showed great determination in hitting the line and digging out that extra yardage. Stevenson, at end, was always downtield to spring a backtield man loose with a vicious block, or snag that long pass. Showing great speed, Stetanelli ground out yardage by hitting the line, and sweep- ing the ends for long gains. Most valuable award went to Michael XIVBQHSI, who displayed outstanding work at linebacker, and starred at center on offense. Co-captain awards were given to James Poignon and Roger Welter. Poignon a fullback, showed a great stamina by pounding the line tor extra yard- age, and dropping opposing backs with smashing tackles. 'VVelter, at quarterback, showed excellent field leadership in calling plays or throwing long passes, while his hard tackling stood out on defense. Calvert's future shines brightly, tor a total of 18 lettermen are returning tor what looks like a very strong season. Ot these thirteen are juniors and tive are sophomores. . ' ' V, ,::. X N ' ': , 323. 5 ix 62,3 A is .D s Ei Q IU' if al, , I Q , QQ N . , zzifi hgxxi ' ' Qgo ..:.,. x ' 4. 'Q Q9g , ., : J ' Q9' 0 E Vb.'Z fb? x x Q Q 6,0 X .,1:V: 1 1-' 4, 'Q ff X Oz Q? QQ. QQQ. 699 af- -2-3, Wo? r g ,ov as '9 V ,V i ii A'.,1 . J mme' x Calvert's varsity and reserves for '55-'56 are 'Third Pow: Assistant Coach Ioseph Kukoy, Michael McClellan, Daniel Moran Gilman Farley, Michael Flynn, Head Coach Karl Zalar. Second Row: Salvatore Paradiso, Michael McCrory, William Black, Roger Vlelter, Paul Winterhalter, Fred Hohmcm. First Row: Stanley Hohman, David Seislove, Ioscph Hunter, Pasquale Patuto, and Paul Boes. Basketball Rewkw The final results of Calvert's '55-'56 basketball season were not too impressive, but the tabulations will not reveal the fight, determination, and work of these green Senecas. As only one letterman returned for basketball, '55-'56 was a year of rebuilding. Calvert took only one game in eleven out ings. The lone win was over Mt. Zion. The total over-all points that the opponents made were 912 to the Senecas' 6355 they averaged 82 points a game to the Zalarmen's 53. Shooting from the foul line, the opponents netted 194 points, while Calvert swished the nets for 139. Drawing Port Clinton as the first game in the Class A Tournament, the Senecas were defeated 72-60. At the half time of the tournament game, the Zalarmen trailed by only one po by foul shots. Top scoring honors went to junior forward Daniel Moran, who tallied 152 points, while his teammate, Gilman Farley, sophomore center, netted 132 markers. Roger Welter, senior guard, also hit the three figures column with 114 points. int as the score stood 38-37. But in the closing seconds of the game, Calvert was outscored Varsity fa e Record Nov. Calvert -- ..............-... 48 Attica ...... .------- Dec. Calvert ..---- 43 Shelby .--.-.............. Dec. Calvert .... 43 Marion St. Mary's ......... Jan. Calvert .... 61 Ottawa, Sts. Peter and Paul Jan. Calvert .... 46 Mansfield Madison -. ..... ..- jan, Calvert .... 54 POI! Clinton ....... ....... Jan. Calvert ---- 75 MI- Zi0I1 ------- .... Feb. Calvert .... 39 Columbian ..... -.- Feb. Calvert .... 63 Hardin-Northern ...... Feb. Calvert ,... 46 Sandusky St. Mary's --- Feb. Calvert .......... 56 Fremont St. Joseph --- CLASS A TOURNAMENT Feb, Calvert ............ 60 Port Clinton --- -53- Reserve Record 'sfist J The lreslmiun squad lend their talents to build the future Calvert team. They ure: Icxmes Omlor, Phillip Schenk, Frank Mangiolu, Iames Scxcrd, Ronald Rochester, Lawrence Kiricxn, Charles Reinhart, Robert Altwies, Iohn Souber, Vern Fisher, and Daniel Clevenger. Sembr Cagers Although lacking height, Roger Welter, senior guard, made up for it by his speed and his ability to shoot from out. Rog, a member of the varsity since his sophomore year, was a good scrapper on defense. He could constantly steal the ball from the opponents, when they were dribbling down the floor. Rog was also noted for being third high scorer on the team with 114 points. By his fine play, Bog certainly was a valuable man on the starting five. Bill Black, senior forward and a member of the first five, with his speed, shooting ability, and rebounding was a real asset to the team. VVhen the going was tough, he would never give up. Bill was also noted tor his driving in ability. He would sometimes get the ball and dribble all the way down the floor and lay it in. Bill was fourth leading scorer on the team with 97 points. The members ot the team thought enough ot Bill to elect him captain of this year's Most Valuable Elected most valuable player ot Calvert's basketball squad was junior forward, Dan Moran. He was not only high scorer for the Senecas this year, but also tops in the rebound department. Dan could do anything on the hardcourt. l-le could take the ball down the floor, play the torward position, and was sometimes used in the pivot. Because of his fine play and desire to win, Dan certainly deserved the award which was given to him. squad. VVILLIA.M BLACK DANIEL MORAN Captain ROGER. WELTER Most Valrlable Calvert 37 .... ---Attica 27 Calvert 25 .... ..... S helby 38 Calvert 33 -- ..... Marion 45 Calvert 40 .... ..... O ttawa 34 Calvert 36 .... ---Mansfield 54 Calvert 34 .... ---Port Clinton 62 Calvert 36 ---- ---Mt. Zion 39 Calvert 37 --- ---Columbian 45 Calvert 49 -- ----- Hardin-Norther Calvert 29 -- ---Sandusky 45 Calvert 42 -. ---Fremont 36 At every game, rain or shine, you will sea our vigorous and hard-working Varsity cheerleaders. They are always encouraging the boys with their Go, Go, Go. Although we have not had too many victories this past year, the cheerleaders have always managed to keep up the spirit of the school. On a job well done, congratulations to Jeannette Lutz, Charlotte Amlin, Constance Kimmet, Bernadette Fleck, and Ruth Breidenbach. Tire 7 Cry ' QM! 5'enecas! FQ!1f!' Our peppy Reserve cheerleaders have given the Reserve team spirit, spunk, and the incentive to win. They have spurred the boys toward victory with their many new and cute cheers, and also kept up the morale of the school. These girls deserve a hearty cheer from everyone. Keep up the good work next year, Ann Myers, Rebecca .le-ntgen, and Phyllis Rumschlag. 1955-19 6 Alumni New REUNION DAY 1955 - 1956 The 1955 - 1956 Alumni year began with a highly successful reunion day June 5, 1955. The day began with the Alumni officers attending High Mass celebrated by the Rev. Joseph D. Shenk, principal, in the Ursuline Chapel. This Mass was offered for the living and deceased members of the Alumni As- sociation. During the afternoon many members of the Alumni and their families attended the annual reunion, held in Calvert's new build- ing. The afternoon was spent informally and was highlighted by the presence of Msgr. Anthony J. Gallagher who presided at Bene- diction. Members of the Class of 1930 renewed old memories at dinner held in the school cafe- teria on Sunday evening. OFFICERS ELECTED Officers elected at the annual reunion, al- ways held the first Sunday after graduation, were Dr. Paul J. France, president, Miss Kathleen Warnement, vice-president, Miss Mary Tomecek, secretary, and Mr. Robert Burger, treasurer. SUMMER DANCE Blue and white decorated Meadowbrook Ballroom September 3, 1955, for one of the most successful Alumni dances ever held. Well over 250 members and their guests at- tended this traditional affair always held the Friday before Labor Day. Father Shenk, Father Dunn, and Father Dobmeyer were special gusets. ALUMNI CERTIFICATES A permanent Alumni certificate or card signifying membership in the Calvert Alumni Association has been inaugurated and printed. At present, these will be signed and presented to the members of each graduating class. CLASS SECRETARIES Selection and appointment of class secre- taries has been accomplished during the past year. The purpose of such action is to improve the efficiency of the Alumni officers in carrying out their duties in an ever- enlarging group. The Calvert Alumni As- sociation as of June, 1956, totals 1854. LIBRARY BENEFITS The Alumni Association has continued to aid financially its permanent project, the Calvert Library Fund. During the past year this aid has made possible the acquisition of many new reference works, books of travel, biography, poetry, and fiction, and the rebinding of former copies of the Cal- vert News. Dr Paul J. France Miss Kathleen Warnement Mr. Robert Burger Miss Mary Tomecek Rehgvbus Honor Roll 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. Ceorgianna Brickner, Norene, '31, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Norene Dell, Rita Mae, '37, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Patrick Denny, Rev. Mr. Louis, '49, Diocese of Toledo Ohio, Distcl, Hilda, '39, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister .loan of Arc Distel, Agnes, '44, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Arthur Dunn, Rev. Edward, '34, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Dunn, Rev. Richard, '38, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Gaietto, Angeline, '38, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Merici Gillig, Rev. Russell, '28, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Huffman, Rev. Louis M., '27, Diocese of Toledo Ohio, Krupp, Mary Rose, '35, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Urban v J 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 Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sister M. .lovita 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 Fidelis 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. Borromeo Willman, Ann, '33, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, 01110, Sister M. .losepha Willman, Catherine, '33, Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine, Cleveland, Ohio, gigtgr M, Louise Wright, Donald, '48, O.F.M. Conv., Mt. St. Francis, Illdiki-Tia, Brother Michael Kuhn, Evelyn, '41, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Evelyn ?Zeiger, Helen, '28, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Kuhn, Rev. Thomas, '49, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio, Martin, Mary Jane, '44, Sisters of Mercy, Cincin- Hilti, 0hi0, Sister M. Cajetan Michaels, Alice, '33, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio, Sister M. Judith Sister M. Marcelline Zciger, Marguerite, '27, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo Ohm, Sister M. Celeste Zoeller, Charles, '50, St. Meinrad Archabbey St MelHl'8Cl, Indiana, Br0tl1grMuuru5 In Memorkzm DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Rt. Rev. Msgr. James Higginbotham Rev. R. J. Osterhage Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Hultgen Rev. William Killoran Rev. George J. May Sister M. Marcelline, Helen Zeigcr, 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 Sister M. Christine, O.S.U. Sister Mary Jane, O.S.U. Sister M. Liguori, O.S.U. DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE ALUMNI '23 Houck, Arthur, '28 Ink, Margaret Hahn, '27 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. Mechtilde, OSU Sister M. 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Amlin, Charlotte ...,...., Anese, Anthony ......., 5' u ent Regfkfer Seniors .....,....149 Hudson St. 2 Jackson St. Arbogast, Naomi .....,... ...,,.......,.., 4 5 Park Avenue Ball, Arthur .......,..........,.., .....,..,.........,...... 3 7 Goodsell St. Benner, Patricia ...,..... ....,,..,,.., 3 05 S. Sandusky St. Bentz, Joan .,......,....,...,.. ...,.,....,,................. 1 66 Union St. Barrick, Donald ...,... ........., 8 4 Prospect St. Black, William ...,.........,. ..............,.. 3 15 Benner St. Bland, Georgianna. ...,...., , .......,....,...........,. 89 Tomb St. Brain, Kathleen ..,...,..,...,.... .......... 1 67 N. .Sandusky St. Breidenbach, Alma ........,. ........,..,...,........ 1 84 Main St. Breitenbach, Barbara ........,..,...... 71 Walker St. Brickner, Phyllis ..,....,...,.. .............. 2 99 Clay St. ,..........,.........Route 5 Carp, Barbara .......... Cramer, Karen .....,..., Daniel, George ............ .. DePiazza, Ralph .........., Depinet, Joseph ,...... Elchert, Rosalie .,..,.. Englehart, John ........ Ferstler, Mary ....... .......,.146 C-lay St. 2 .......,..235 Jackson St. 5 Hedges St. S. Monroe St. .....,....124 First Avenue Fisher, David ...,..,..,... ,,..,........,. . ..,..,.,........... R oute 2 Fisher, Martha ..,..,....... ...,.,...,.., 2 10 Hudson St. Frankhart, Norma ...,...,. ,.....,.,..,,.......,,... 2 9 Webster St. Frederick, Robert ., ..,. .. .,.........,........... 39 Fostoria St. Gaietto, Irene ........... . .,......... 676 S. .Sandusky St. Gase, Charles ...... Gibson, Milton , ,..,,.. ., Graham, George ..,....,.,. Herig, Paul ..,....,...,.,...,. Heyman, Shirley .......,. Holmer, Ruth ..,.....,.............. Immele, Margaret .. , ..,....,....... 475 Circular St. .541 S. Vlfashington St. ., ...,,.,.................... 122 Ann St. Ella St. . .,..,........,.,..., 268 Coe St. St. ....,...,..215 Melmore Circular St. ....,,..,117 Circular St. Kuebler, C-arol ...,.... Kuhn, Kenneth ..,.... Liedorff, Clara ....... Magers, Irene .................. Michaels, Barbara ..,...,..., Moran, Ann ....,..,........,.... Myers, Janet .,..,...... Omlor, Paulette ..,..,, Omlor, Sue .....,..,.... Omlor, Sylvia ......... Pahl, Mary .,..,. ..,.........,.. Patuto, Carmela ........... Poignon, James ....... Renninger, Nancy ....,.. Renninger, Shirley ..,. ,..... Renninger, William ...,,... Benner St. Hedges 56 Douglas St. 21k S. Washington St. St. St. 246 Union St. Huss S. Sandusky St. ,..,......1961f2 Jefferson St. Seitz Road ...Route 2, Republic, O. 268 W. Market St. St. St. St. 121 Nelson St. 121 Nelson St. Clay Wall ...,........310 W. Perry Rex, Jacqueline .....,.....,,...... ..372 S. Washington St. Ring, Jean ......,. ......,....................,. ...............,. 1 1 4 Clinton Avenue Robenalt, James Louis ...... ..............,.......... 1 51 Wentz St. Sanders, Gerald ....,....,....,...... . ..,...........,....,...,........... 78 Coe St. San Gregory, Anthony ,....... ...,........ 1 69 Second Avenue Schreiner, Joseph .......,...,.....,. ..................... 1 41 Walker St. Shook, Thomas ............,,...... ........... 1 29 Prospect St. Stefanelli, Eugene ,.......,. ................ 3 09 Wall St. Steinbaugh, Ann ........,. ...........,..,,...... 1 7 Gross St. Steinmetz, Donna ....,. . ,........,....... 291 Circular St. Stevenson, David ........... ...........,. 3 50 Clinton Avenue Gross St. Stofer, Patricia ..,....., Theis, Jeannette .......... Theis, Joyce .,..,............,....,. Wagner, Michael .,.... ....... Wangler, Mary Ellen ..... Warnement, Marjorie Weimerskirch, Donald ..,....... Jwanovich, Mary Lou .......,..,,...,.....,...,,... Route 4 Welterv Barbara '- -- - Jordan, Virginia ........ ,..... ........,...,.,.,..... 1 2 8 Jackson St. Weltefy Eugenia ---- - Kauffman, Donald ..... .. .........,.....,...,..... 394 Circular St. Weltefy R0g91' 'A-'44-4-- H Kimmet, Constance ...... .......,..... 5 oe s. Washington st. Werley. Deanna -Ae'A--- Kirian, Janet ..........,,..... ,............,....,........... M elmore Rd. Werling, Regina ...... Kistler, Diane ,........,...,, . .,,. ......... 1 52 S. Monroe St. Werner, Vivian ---4----4----4----'-4'---,- - Kleinhenz, Jeannette ,..........,..,....... Melmore Rd. Winterhalter, Rosemary Koby, Donna ...........,,........,... .......,.. 1 33 Schonhardt St. Zoll, Carolyn ..........,..... . .....,.....,.. . I Jumors Alt, Betty . ..,........., ......,., R oute 2, Republic Dunn, Paul ..,....,.......,......,....... . Behm, Robert ,....., ...,...,.. 1 90 Ohio Avenue Eschenbrenner, Joan ..,..,, Bentz, Charles ..,....,.., . ,...,..... .... 1 37 Union St. Fisher, Carol .................... Bernard, Richard .,..,... Bihn, David Blust, Donald ....., ..,.. Brady, Mary ...,.......,....... Breidenbach, Ruth Brickner, Michael ....,. Brubaker, Roger ..,.,........,. Colatruglio, Daniel Company, Jeannine ......, Cramer, Frederick ..... Croy, Gary .............. .,........ Dandurand, Richard Distel, David .....,...,.....,...,. Dryfuse, James . ...,... Dunn. Louis .,.......... ............106 Melmore St. 1 Wentz St. Main St. Circular St. ................Bascom, Ohio Hancock St. ,.........212 3rd Avenue E. Davis SL. ...........,134 Gross St. , .................,... 188 Huss St. ..... 104 Syca.more St. Hopewell Avenue ...,.......,345 Hedges St. Elwood St. Fleck, Bernadette ......., Flynn, Michael ..,....... Fullerton, Daniel ........., Gase, Kathleen .....,... Gassner, Janeen ....... Gatton, John ..,...,..... Gatton, Paul ............ Gillig, Charles ...,.............. Grillot, Henrietta ......,.. Hayward, Rita .......... Herbert, Lois .....,..,...... Hoerig, Gerald ..........,. Hohman, Frederick ..,.... Hohman, Harold ......,..... Hoover, Elizabeth ...... 62 - Walker ..........259 S. Sandusky St. Coe St. Hall St. 2 .,......,..256 S. Monroe St. 4 ......,..,.......-.......Route 1 St. .........158 Hudson St. ........,.171 Walker Tomb St. Water St. ............241 Melmore St. St. Gross ,..........520 W. Market St. 4 .... ,..,......... 4 5 Braden Court St. Washington St. ...,........458 S. 387 N. Washington St. -541 S. Washington St. 4 Hedges St. Hedges St. .,........Route 1, Kansas, Ohio ...........Route 4 S. Washington St. Fairfield Avenue Erie St. W. Perry St. Fostoria St. ............200 Hudson Houck, George ........, Houck, John .,..........,. . Huss. Thomas . ,....,..... Johnston, Jeanene . Kimmet, Eldon ......... Kirian, Margaret .... Klopp, Mary Ann Koby, Eugene .........,. Kuhn, Carol .,.. . ..,.....,...,.,... 132 Jackson Leahy, Leahy, Leahy, Leahy Leahy, Barbara .....,. Daniel Hermina ......... John .......,.,....... Michael .....,.. Lutz, Jeannette ,....... McClellan, Herbert McClellan, Michael Miller, Margaret ......,.. Mitten, Robert .......... Mooney, Donna ...,.... Moran, Daniel ....,........, Omlor, Mary ..,............ Pacifico, Mary Ann Phillips, Richard ...., Ranker, Jean .........,.... Baugher, Irma ....,,... Bish, Janet .... ......... Bish, Robert ............... Blust, Mary Jane ...... Boes, Paul ........ ............ Bogner, Mary ....... Borer, Marilyn ....,........, Bridinger, Suzanne Burns, Carol ,...... Burns, Carolyn ...............,... Carpenter, Martha Chester, Marcia ..........,. Crist, William ...,.......,,,.. Daniel, Margaret ...,.... Elchert, David ................ Englehart, Michael .,..,.... Esselman, Mary ......... ........,.378 Sycamore St. S. Monroe St. 12 Hancock St. 413 N. Washington St. ......... Route 1, New Riegel, O. W. Market St. , .........,... .,...,,,..,,...,.. R oute 1 Union St. St. 433 Circular St. .........282 W. Market St. St. Douglas 2 ..........527 N. Sandusky St. St. 134 Fulton St. ...........239 Jefferson St. St. ...........250 Jefferson St. Rosa 5 Union St. ......,,....Route 2, Republic Wentz St. Gross St. .............,,..,Route 1 Reinhart, James ..,...... ............235 Wentz St. Riedy, David .,.,.,..,...... ................... 2 29 Hedges St. Rogala, Shirley ...,......... ............ 5 4 W. Market St. Romig, Richard ....,........... ............... 6 0 Jackson St. Rumschlag, Kenneth .........,. .223 Clay St. Schetter, Geraldine ...... ....,..... 9 8 Rosa St. Schleter, Carolyn ........ ......................................, ,..... R o ute 4 Scholl, Ruth ..........,..,....... .............,...,.,................ 2 52 Wentz St. Seifert, Elizabeth ...,..,,.... ............. 3 40 S. Washington St. Sendelbach, Richard ......,... ..........................,,.., 8 3 Rebecca St. Sendelbach, William .......,.. ....,.........,............... 9 8 Main St Shelt, Lawrence ..........,. ..,. .............,.., 3 8 8 N. Monroe St. Smitlh, Marion ..,..,...... . ,,...,.. 184 N. Sandusky St. Somers, Robert . .,..,.,,. ,...,.....,.. ........ 2 7 3 W. Perry St. Staib, Carol .,.........,.....,..... .....,,...,........,...,....,.. 2 64 Main St. Steinmetz, Edward ......... ................,..,.,...... 3 33 S. Monroe St. Steinmetz, Eugene .....,.... ,..... .... R 0 ute 1, New Riegel, 0. Streacker, Edward ....,... ................,......,......................... R oute 2 Terry. Bernice ..,,................. ..........,........,.,....,. 1 71 Miami St. Unterbrink, Susan ........... Van Curen, Thomas ....,...... Vogel, Nancy ....,.....,......... Welter, Agnes ....,........ Werling, Rita .................... Zimmer, Lawrence ......., Soplromores . ....,..,,,................. Route 4 25 Miami St. St. St. 338 Hedges St. ffffffffffillb clrcum Coe .........,..293 N. Sandusky St. Franklin St. .........142 Second Avenue Nelson St. Nelson St. Coe St. .........,.259 Noble St. ........,...Morrison Rd. ....,.....,..,.............Route 1 ....,.,..,..489 Hedges St. S. Monroe St. .........456 S. Monroe St. Farley, Gilman .,...,,,..... .,......,....... 1 54 S. Monroe St. Ferstler, Regina ...,....., ........,.............. 1 24 First Avenue Franzen, Elinor ...,......... , ........ 527 N. Washington St. Frederick, Donna .. Gaietto, Dolores ...,..... . Gilgannon, Carole ......,.... Grillot, Angela ....,,... Grover, Sara ............... I-Iemminger, Paul ..,.... Hess, Kenneth ........... Hohman, Marilyn ....... Hohman, Stanley ...... Hunter, Joseph ........ Immele, Martha ....... Jentgen, Rebecca Johnston, Patricia 39 Fostoria St. 220 Hudson St. St. , ...............,...,. Route 4 Johnson .,......,....Route 3 ....,...,,..............,..Route 2 Hall St. W. Perry St. Erie St. Circular St. Circular St. 119 Coe St. H'fliiimilif 'WAQghingt0n sr. Kastner, Barbara ........,. ......................,.........,.. 2 6 Grace St. Kern, Michael ............ .....,....,,.........,.......,.. 2 24 Clay St. Kirian, Ronald ..,........... .,....,...... ,............. R o ute 2 Kleinhenz, Sandra ......,.. .,..,.....,.. M elmore Rd. Krupp, David ............. .........,. 9 7 Circular St. Kuhn, Richard ...,........ .,..,.,.... 3 Colony Avenue Kummerer, George .,,...,,,..,,...... 90 Third St. Kummerer, Ruth ........ Leahy, Susan . ..,....,,... .. Ley, Mary ..........,....... 4 ...........282 W. Market St. Victoria Drive -63 Lucius, Marjorie .......... Magers, Russell ......... Maloy, Carol .......,...,. Mathias, Carol ....,... Mathias, Nancy ..........,. . McOrory, Michael ....,,. McNulty, James ,..... Michaels, Ruth ....,.. Miller, Ann ............,,...,.... Mueller, Margaret ...... Myers, Ann ............,....... Oddou, Elizabeth ............ Patterson, Patricia .,... .. Patuto, Pasquale .......... Pcrna, Carmella ..,..,,.. Perna, Michael ......,.. ,..... Phillips, Gerald ................. ., Renninger, Elizabeth ......... Renninger, Joanne ......... Ring, James ,.,.......,......... Rohrbach, James ......... Rumschlag, Phyllis .,...... Rumschlag, Ruth ........, Schetter, Anthony ........ Schetter, Dorothy ........ Schlriner, William ......... Seislove, David ..,..,..... Shelt, Judette .......... Shook, Ronald .,..... Smith, Elaine .........,. Smith, Linda ...... Snyder, James ...... Theis, William ...,..... Thom, Janet ..........,...... Traunero, Judith ........... Unser, James .......,........... Unterbrink, Janet ........ Wade, Anne ................... Wagner, Rozann .....,...,....... Walliser, Louis ...,....... ........... Weimerskirch, Robert Weinandy, John .....,...,............. Welter, Gerard ...........,....... ...........219 S. Sandusky St. W. Perry St. Gibson Court 4 Tomb St. Hall St. 4 ..........149 Ohio Avenue W. Perry St. N. Sandusky St. Schonhardt St. Clinton Avenue ,...,....229 Melmore St. Huss St. Sixth Avenue ..,.274 S. Washington St. 2 Ohio Avenue .....,......157 Wentz St. Clay St. .......,.261 Miami St. ............261 Miami St. Gross St. - ........... 310 W. Perry St. Nelson St. .....,...114 Clinton Ave. .,..,.......396 Miami St. Clay St. .....................Route 2 ..,...................Route 2 2 Jackson St. ...........................Me1more Rd. ............388 S. Monroe St. 'Prospect St. 1 .........197 S. .Sandusky St. Wentz St. .,.........259 S. Sandusky St. 1 Hancock St. ..........129 S. Sandusky St. ......,...219 S. Sandusky St. Gross St. Schonhardt St. Walker St. ....-.,...256 S. Monroe St. .......,..,.252 Melmore St. Fulton Court Welter, 'Ilhomas ........ 'Nilliard, Nicholas .... Wise, Imelda ........,......., Agerter, Arlene . ,..,.,.. Aiello, Adelene ,.....,. Altwies, Robert .......... Ardner, Charles .,....... Ardner, Michael Ball, Mary Alice ....,...... Barrick, Lawrence ..,...,...,..... Baumgardner, Judith Bell, Mary Ann ..,.......,....,... ...,. Benner, John ......,. Bentz, Joyce ..,....,. Bish, Charles .. ...,..... . Bistner, Charles .......... Boner, Mary Kay ...... .. 1 ............143 E. Perry St. ...,......,.120 Sycamore St. Wise, Louis ,... Zirger, Marie ............. Zoeller, Herman ...,... A freshmen .,.....,.416 N. Sandusky St. Hudson St. Apple St. ..........304 Coe St. ........................Route 2 Goodsell St. Prospect St. . ........... 166 W. Market St. S. Sandusky St. .120 St. Francis Avenue Union St. Miami St. Scott St. Melmore St. Borer, Pihyllis ....,.,,....... ........,. 4 02 S. Jefferson St. Brady, Robert ..,.,............, ....,...,................... 7 8 Main St. Bridinger, Martha ....,.. .......,....................,.,... R oute 1 Brown, Donald .......,....,..... ..,..,.......,.,.......... 1 7 Ann St. Clevenger, Daniel ..,,...... .......... 7 5 Orchard Park Company, Rita ..,,........ ......,...... 2 6 E. Davis St. Cramer, Judith ...... ,.........,.. 1 34 Gross St. Daniel, Anna ............ .,...,..........,....,..,..........,........ R oute 2 Decker, Helen .......,, ...,.........,....,..,,..... 2 7 Douglas St. Dell, Thomas ...,....,.......,.... .,..,....... 6 70 S. Washington St. Depinet, Beatrice ...,....., ..,.................,...,............,........,. R oute 4 Depinet, Mary ...,........ ....,..,.......,.,.,..,........,........... R oute 5 Dow, Eileen . ,........ ....,..,...... 3 00 Hedges St. Drew, Judith ...............,.. .,........ 3 17 Jefferson St. Elchert, Marvin ..,.....,,.,. ..,................,.....,....,.., R oute 1 Englehart, Suzanne .,...... Esselman, Dorothea ,...... Esselman, Joseph ......... Felter, William ...,...., Fisher, Ancilla .. Fisher, Vern ............,..,., Frankhart, Irene ....,.., Fretz, George ........,..,. Gase, Kenneth .... . .. Gassner, Neile .....,....,.......... Gilliland, Laura Jean Graham, Janice ...,...,....... ..., Haefling, Clarann .,....... Hart, Michael ......,,....... Hayes, Diane .......,.. Hayes, James ......... Hess, Helen ................ Huffman, Alicia ...,.....,.,. Huffmon, Michael ....... Huss, Mary Louise ........ .,... .........403 S. Monroe St. ..........456 S. Monroe St. ..,.......456 S. Monroe St. . ................. 78 Wentz St. Braden Court Braden Court Webster St. Ann St. ...........475 Circular St. 4 .........................Route 4 Ella St. ...........169 Melmore St. Noble St. Miami St. Gross St. Hall St. Hedges St. Webster St. Ann St. Immele, Kathleen ...... .. ............ 30 St. Francis Avenue Immele, Marilyn ....... ..................... 1 17 Circular St. Jordan, Doris ...,......,......,.. ......,.............. 1 28 Jackson St. Kastner, Margaret ........... . .......... 187 Fourth Avenue Kasza., Barbara .............. ....... . ...........,..... 3 50 Wall St. Keller, Michael .................... .................... 4 18 Circular St. Kelly, James Patrick ...,.......................... 14V2 Schonhardt St. Kimmet, Patricia .........,...... ......... R oute 1, New Riegel, O. Kirian, Carol .............,..,.... ......,, ........... ....... . ....... M e l more Rd. Kirian, Lawrence .......... ............................... 1 34 Wall St. Kirian, Rose Marie ......... ............. 3 48 W. Market St. Koller, Mary Ann ...,.... ........,...... 4 39 S. Monroe St. Leahy, Patricia ............... .......................... 5 27 N. Sandusky St. Leahy, William . ....,........................................................................ Route 2 Ledwedge, Mary Catherine ........................ 189 Miami St. Loesser, Ann .........,.........,............................... 106 Schonhardt St. -64 Noble St. .........................Route 1 Route 2 Longo, Francesco .....,.... ........ ......,............ 4 9 6 W. Adams St. Lucas, Elizabeth ......... .........,.. 1 39V2 S. Washington St. Magers, 'David ......... ......,.......................... 3 28 Benner St. Magers, Michael .,...... Mangiola, Frank ........ ............149 Ohio Avenue Hudson St. Mattes, Jane .................. .... .........,..,.............................. R o ute 4 McClellan, Patricia ...................,...... 134 Fulton St. McGowan, Daniel .,..,.,... .......... 3 45 N. VVashington St. Mitten, Sharon ............. ...................... 2 50 Jefferson St. Moore, Martha ................. ............ 2 7 S. Sandusky St. O'Connell, Timotlhy . ....... ................. 3 0 Clinton Avenue Omlor, James .................... ............. R oute 2, Republic, O. Poplawski, Anna ........, ............. 3 97 S. Washington St. Poplawski, Sophie ......... ,........... 3 97 S. Washington St. Polski, Regina ...........,. .... - ....................... 2 48 Miami St. Ranker, Sylvia .......,...... ..... ,... 1 8 9 Martha St. Reinhart, Charles ........ ................,..,.,,.... 2 71 Main St. Reinman, Robert ....., ........................................ 1 33 Oak St. Reiter, Theresa .... ...... - .... ....... R o ute 2, Republic, O. Ring, Daniel ........ ....... . .... ...,............,................ 3 5 Wentz St. Rochester, Ronald ...,.... ........... .......,.... ....,...... 2 1 0 Wentz St. Rodgers, Thomas .......... .......... 1 74 S. Washington St. Rogier, Evelyn ............. .................................. 3 9 Union St. Ruggiero, Fnank ....... ..............,................... 2 61 Wall St. Saad, James .............. ........... 4 20 S. Sandusky St. Sauber, John ............. ............ ....... 4 9 1 Circular St. Schafer, George ........... Schenk, Philip .......... ............162 Wentz St. .........217 Gross St. Schetter, Julia ......,..... .. .......... 98 Rosa St. Schleter, Edward ........... ........................................... R oute 4 Schock, John ......,. ......... ...................................,...,....... R o ute 1 Schock, Patricia ......... ............. R oute 1, Republic, O. Schoen, Eugene .,........ ....,..,....... 5 03 Sycamore St. Sheeley, Paul ............ ..... 37 W. Davis St. Smith, Elmo ............... ............ 3 08 W. Perry St. Smyser, Gerard ......... ..,........ S . Greenfield Rd. Snyder, Robert ..,.... .......,............ 3 82 Wentz St. Sorg, Carolyn ....,..... Souders, Marilyn ........ Spencer, Rebecca .......... Spraggins, Carol ....... Stein, Daniel ..... . ............... Stein, Donald ....,,... ................. Steinhauser, Anthony ........ Steinhauser, Cyril ............. Steinmetz, David .......,.. Steinmetz, Joyce .......... Stover, Karen ,............. Stover, Michael ......... Sullivan, Dennis .....,.. Theis, Charlene .....,.......... Walk, Sandra ......................... Warnement, Edward .......... Warnement, Judith Weinandy, Patricia Welter, Geraldine .......... Welty, Irene .................... Werner, Natalie ............. Wilhelm, Elizabeth Williams, Robert ....... Winterhalter, Paul Wright, Michael ...... Zoeller, Marjorie ....... Zoeller, Mary Lou Zoll, Mary Lou ........... ..........329 W. Market St. .......1071A Frost Parkway Jackson St. ...................,.....MohaWk Rd. W. Davis St. W. Davis St. Clinton Ave. Clinton Ave. S. Monroe St. ..........291 Circular St. Apple St. Hall St. Jackson St. 4 Noble St. ...,.....303 Greenfield St. ..........419 Circular St. .........252 Melmore St. .....,...............,..Route .1 Main St. Benner St. Apple St. 2 Melmore St. .....-.......17 Wentz St. ...................Route 2 ...................Route 4 Gross St. rn. .., 513 , ,114 534 S3 7' - rvif- :L 5 LV: - n--.A gp ef? ff rt'-L ' 25-f' F., :Z-Z., 5- . , ,,- E, t. Sli , 5. ny.. 51 -2. xref f Q.,