Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Bfkfrop of Toledo His Excellency MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, D.D. This is the faithful and wise steward, whom his lord setteth over his family, lo give them their measure of wheat in due season. Lulee XII, 42 How well this quotation applies to our beloved Bishop! Bishop Rehring has proved to be an energetic and wise steward. Always concerned about the spiritual condition ot the diocese, he has established several new parishes and schools and enlarged the physical plants of many more. As an additional aid to sanctity and learning, a vocation organization, the Serra club, the K. of C., and other groups have been encouraged and helped. As a result, many converts have joined the Church and many fallen away Catholics have returned. Realizing the necessity tor an active, informed population, the Bishop has encouraged the Catholic Chronicle by word and by leading an active crusade for subscriptions each year. Study clubs of all sorts tlourish in our diocese. Calvert has received many benefits from our Bishop. Included among them are the new Calvert building, our principal and faculty, and a vocation club. Each spring he personally attends the Calvert graduation ceremony. Calvert is the only school outside Toledo which receives this distinction. For all these benefits we are indebted to our bishop, Right Reverend George J. Rehring.

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Prlhcbal REV. EDWARD C. DUNN, M.A., S.T.L. Father Dunn, our newly appointed principal, has been more than a principal to the students ot Calvert. A time comes in every student's lite when he has troubles that he would like to discuss with someone. In Father's very busy schedule, he has time tor the smallest problem. As the boys and girls see Father going about his work with cheertulness and industry, he is an example for all to work a little harder. Studies, learning lines tor a play or operetta do not seem quite so hard, when Father gives an encouraging word or smile. In fact, so capably and earnestly does Father tultill his duties that he seems to be a born leader. He is also well known for his fine ideas and assistance in planning parties or proms. We never had to worry about a problem, whether it concerned getting boys to dance or buying decorations, for Father always suggested some tine idea. We very proudly say, Father Dunn is our principal, and we might add, we think he is one of the best. Father brought much fun and laughter into the lives ot the seniors, but he also taught us how to live true Christian lives. Thank you, Father, tor your many good deeds, we really appreciate your help in making us better Christians. -6-