Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1962 volume:

f I A tv Y W- vw..- f , fl' 77x 4f 'bzfez-77f,d'LfZ.fQX Cahl 1962 , Published by Calverfcmca St ert H igh Scho -Tiffin, Ohio , Volume 36 Foreword Throughout history windows have served a twofold purpose, to provide beauty and light. One can see this purpose fulfilled by the windows of the irreplace- able Gothic cathedrals of Europe built during the Mid- dle Ages. These famous stained glass windows are beautifully symbolic of religious truths.,Even.today, our modern architects plan structures which have enhanc- ing and purposeful windows. So too the windows of Calvert fulfill their twofold purpose. Colorful and practical windows throughout the school enhance the beauty of our newly dedi- cated building. Moreover, the very atmosphere they create by the amount of light they admit is conducive to study. However, the windows of our school do more than merely provide beauty and light. One can see in them o symbol of the supernatural light which enlightens the souls and minds of Calvert students. The windows of Calvert may also be said to serve as glass mirrors which reflect the activities of its be- loved students. These very windows reflect the same pictures which are revealed in the following pages of the Calvertana. 2 Dedication We, the class of 1962, wish to dedicate this thirty-sixth edition of the Calvertana to Mrs. Harriet McClellan whose varied and numerous services to Calvert and its students over the past nine years have won for her the gratitude and esteem of the faculty and the students. 3 J K . .L as A 7 . L' LS, 5 A- 'af V Z ' 1 N,,3 5.: .' .. s , in 1' 2555. .. -K Tue s. f Wg' , Q -L , 1 . l, THE MOST RE VEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, S.T.D Bishop of Toledo 4 i B2 u 2 , ,- 'Fi ' 4. . ' . S: -.. ., .,,,,,,-M 5 Q 3,1031 fffQi'f'C.3 :g.x,g 3 -.1 4 A . al ' QQMC t A1 H ,. 1 1 Id? rr: ff! 'iii' f- sf 2 X -gg ,y .L K fill xx ' Rfbg fQ'r,x J 4 ,ffl ,A if 1 1-xx 1 4, ru., f l I 'Wil . J... , 65+ e 1 1 .wg-.11 .K J - 1 . L' iii. 1 I 'gl n Administration . JY . 41N REV. EDWARD C- DUNN, M.A., S.T.L. REV. BENEDICT E. RINGHOLZ, B.A. Principal Assistant Principal RT. REV. MSGR. RICHARD J. GABEL, S.T.D., Ph.D. RT. REV. MSGR. R. I. KINNANE, S.T.D., V.G., P.A Pastor of St. Joseph Parish Pastor of St. Mary's Parish Faculty SISTER M. IGNATIUS, O.S.U., B.A. Home Economics rr Y. SISTER M. MAURICE, O.S,U., B.S.E. MR. KARL ZALAR, B.A. Chemistry World Geography, Industrial Arts, American History, f' . J y Athletic Director I L71 ne-02401, ffg ccwftekvca MR. ALBERT DIRINGER, B.E.E. Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics SISTER M. EMILY, O.S.U., M.A English SISTER M. EMMANUEL, O.S.U., M.A. Latin, Spanish 7 O 0 ' lf. pill slsTER M. BARBARAJ6'lS.F., MA. Shorthand, American Government, Physical Education Facuhy REV. GEORGE KOERBER, B.A. Religion SISTER M. CORDULA, O.S.U.,,MA General Science, Mathematics Health x yi, 'X SISTER JEANNE MARIE, O.S.U., B.M. Band i MR. PAUL MILETTI, B.A. World History, Physical Education, Football Coach SISTER ROSE ANGELA, O.S.U., B.S.E. SISTER M. JANE, O.SF Biology, English English, Typing Faculty SISTER M. MERICI, O.S.U., M.A. English, Speech, Glee Club In VS : ..-i, SISTER M. ALOYSIA, O.S.U., M.A. Latin REV. JAMES WALSH, B.A. Religion SISTER M. SCHOLASTICA, O.S.U B.A. English, Art fc? fi! 7 SISTER ROSE MARIE, O.S.U., M.S. Mathematics ff MR. JOSEPH KUKOY, B-S- MR. MICHAEL MCCLELLAN W0fId HISIOYYI Hevlfhf Commerce, Mathematics, Basketball COGCIW 9 Assistant Football Coach Faculty REV. JAMES SAY, B.A R I. . sisren M. MARK, o.s.F., s.A. e'9'o Commerce, Religion SISTER M. CHARLOTTE, O.S.U., B.A. Library '52 f K rf, N . XX 'a 1 i' r ,,.., , ,,,,,,, ' ,J EJJTT ' MR. DONALD SHARPE , ' as r , Maintenance ,-'i - MRS. HARRIET MCCLELLAN MISS RUTH RUMSCHLAG MRS. 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KUNTZ Karen Nav' TIMOTHY KISTLER IITimll .bf V. , .N i 4 gli GENE MATHIAS Butch 493361 S., fly: , -'f ,P BRUCE NITECKI MARY PATRICIA LAUTERMILCH Nagc1sc1ki Mary Pct '1 ' a 57 QF!- BARBARA LEE MULLER WILLIAM PUESEY llBcrbll IIBIHII PAUL LEAHY KATHLEEN LEAHY IlP.3lI llKcthylI CAROLYN MYERS JOSEPH POIGNON Carolyn AIcohoI E eff 'V' V ,, zisrx-Lu W 35 t K Av, m S V: QX 9, M,-ei R 154 iiglgf ,:qAHgf 1 .' ggif wif' JOHN REDY llwimpyll EILEEN RING GEORGE RINGLE HEHeenH THEODORE ROMBACH DOLORES RENNINGER lITedlI llDoell Q 'W'--'17 RITA RUMSCHLAG Rita Half-Inch GERARD SCHETTER ANNE RINGLE THOMAS SPRAGGINS llAnnelI lITomII 'R' Q , PAMELA ROY JOHN SENDELBACH Ilpcmll Iljohnll If 1 Il .Nydf RONALD TROXELL GERALD SCHREINER uRonll llHerbll i RICHARD WEINANDY Wino ffvsl H .fm fiiigig.. I ff- ,?!f!'9ff' 1 1. ', X MARILYN RUMSCHLAG Marilyn RICHARD STEINMETZ RUTH ROBENALT Dick Ruthie PATRICIA RUSSELL CARL TIELL Tish Carl ,gui Jw! DAVID WILLIAMS JUDY SYKES llDcvell lljudyll JOSEPH MICHAEL WISE JEAN WALK YZ Jeannie DONNA STEINHAUSER THOMAS WEBER HD Jn T H BERNARD WISE IIYZII 21 I bl. , Om KAY ANN THOM IIKGYII MICHAEL WURM LINDA WELTY nwcllyu inn? P . JOAN ZOELLER IIJOII 1 . S Ee? Linda K MICHAEL ZAHN IlMikelI SUE YANDURA EUGENE YOST llsuell IlYogilI SUE ANN ZOELLER EUGENE ZIRGER nsuen Gene Activities Record ROBERT ALBUS-Genesian Club 4i Class Officer 17 Calvert News7 Baseball 2,37 Football 2,3,4, Most Valuable 47 Patron Drive7 Citizenship Award 17 Religion Honor Roll. ROBERT ALT-Genesian Club 4. WILLIAM BALTZELL-Chemistry Club7 Calvert News7 Calver- tana7 Football 3,47 Class Play7 Citizenship Award 17 Religion Honor Roll. JAMES BETZ-Spanish Club 3,47 Baseball 2,3,47 Football 3,47 Citizenship Award 2. LESTER BISH-Spanish Club 3,4. KAREN BLECLIC-Pep Squad 1,3,47 Calvertana7 Glee Club 3,41 Operetta 3,42 Cheerleader 27 Class Play7 Class Officer 27 Homecoming Court7 Genesian Club 4. JAMES BLUST-Calvert News7 Glee Club 47 Chemistry Club7 Operetta 47 Class Play7 Genesian Club 47 Religion Honor Roll. ALVERN BOES-Calvert News7 Chemistry Club7 Religion Honor Roll. CHARLES BRANDT-Band 2,3,4. JANET MARY CRAMER-Band 2,3,47 Pep Squad 1. JEAN CRAMER-Calvert News7 Band 2,3,47 Pep Squad 1,2. JANE CRIST-Art Club 47 Latin Club 3,47 Inter Nos 4. CAROL DANIEL-Chemistry Club7 Calvertana7 Band T,2,3,4f Scholastic Honor Roll7 Religion Honor ROIII Patron Drive7 Citizenship Award 2,3,47 May Crowning. PAULINE DERR-Genesian Club 47 Operetta 1,2,3,47 Latin Club 37 Pep Squad -1,2,3i Calvertana, Co-Editor7 Glee Club 3,47 Class Play7 Choral Club 1,27 Patron Drive7 Scholastic Honor Roll7 Citizenship Award 17 Religion Honor RolI7 Quill and Scroll. MARILYN DISTEL-Pep Squad 1,2,3,4, Captain 47 Choral Club Ti Genesian Club 47 Calvert News7 Band 1,2,3,47 Vice- President 37 Class Play7 Operetta 1,47 Citizenship Award 3,47 Patron Drive7 Religion Honor Roll. RUTH ESCHER-Chemistry Club7 Latin Club 37 Operetta 47 Pep Squad 1,2,3,47 Calvert News7 Calvertana, Business Man- ager7 Glee Club 47 Patron Drive7 Religion Honor Roll. MARY ANN FIEGELIST-Art Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 47 Glee Club 3,47 Operetta 3,47 Class Officer 37 Citizenship Award 3j Calvert News7 Chemistry Club7 Religion Honor Roll. SUE ELLEN FLECK-Latin Club 3i Chemistry Club7 Pep Squad 1,2,3,47 Calvert News7 Glee Club 3,47 Class Officer 2i Patron Drive7 Genesian Club 47 Operetta 3,47 Religion Honor Roll. ANN FRANKHART-Spanish Club 3,47 Pep Squad 1,2,3,47 Calvert News7 Calvertana7 Glee Club 3,47 FTA 27 Patron Drive7 Operetta 3,42 Religion Honor Roll. MICHAEL GARDNER-Chemistry Club7 Genesian Club 4. ALEXANDER GARLO-Football 3,42 Chemistry Club7 Calvert News, Editor-in-Chief7 Calvertana7 Baseball 37 Religion Honor Roll7 Scholastic Honor Roll7 Class Officer 27 Kiwanis Award7 World Affairs Institute 37 Patron Drive7 Citizenship Award 1,2,3,47 Quill and Scroll7 May Crowning. BARBARA GASE-Latin Club 47 Glee Club 3,42 Class Play7 Inter Nos 47 Operetta 3,41 Citizenship Award 17 Religion Honor RolI7 Genesian Club 4. NANCY GILLILAND-Chemistry Club7 Glee Club 3,47 Patron Drive7 Citizenship Award 17 Operetta 3,42 Religion Honor ROII7 Calvert News. SANDRA GORDON-Latin Club 3,4, Treasurer 47 Pep Squad 1,2,3,47 Class Play7 Scholastic Honor RoIl7 Inter Nos 47 Patron Drive7 Glee Club 47 Operetta 47 Chemistry Club7 Calvert News, Calvertana, Business Manager7 Religion Honor Roll. JEROME GRILLOT-Chemistry Club, Treasurer7 Calvert News, Calvertana, Business Manager7 Class Play7 Religion Honor ROIIQ Quill and Scroll. ALICIA GUASTELLA-Art Club 4. RAYMOND GRUSS-Chemistry Club7 Spanish Club 3,4. DAVID HARBER-Band 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH HART-Spanish Club 2,37 Calvert News7 Baseball 2,3,47 Football Manager 2,37 Basketball Manager 2. PHYLLIS HAYWARD-Pep Squad 17 Class Play7 Patron Drive7 Calvert News. RONALD HOFFMAN-Chemistry Club 4j Patron Drive. JOHN HOFFMAN-Football 2,3,47 Basketball 2,3,47 Base- ball 1,2,3,47 Class Officer 37 Spanish Club 3,41 Chemistry Club 47 Patron Drive. VIRGINIA HOHMAN-Band .1,2,3,4i Latin Club 37 Calvert News7 Patron Drive. CHARMAYNE HOOVER-Glee Club 47 Operetta 47 Pep Squad 2,3,4. MARIANNE HOOVER-Chemistry Club7 Pep Squad 1,2,3,47 Calvertana7 Glee Club 3,41 Operetta 3,42 Religion Honor ROIIQ Homecoming Court. MARIE HUSS-Spanish Club 3,47 Pep Squad 3,47 Glee Club 47 Operetta 4. JANE JORDAN-Pep Squad 3,47 Glee Club 3,47 Operetta 3,4. DONALD JUDD-Citizenship Award 1. MICHAEL KEAR-Spanish Club 3,4, President 47 Baseball 2,3,47 Basketball 47 Patron Drive. THOMAS KENNEDY-Spanish Club 3,4. JOHN KENNER-Spanish Club 3.4. BARBARA KIMMET-Calvertana7 Operetta 1,2,3,47 Pep Squad 17 Glee Club 3,4, Vice-President 4j Choral Club 1,27 Religion Honor Roll. DONALD KIN-Chemistry Club7 Class Officer 47 Patron Drive. TIMOTHY KISTLER-Baseball Manager Ti Football Manager 2,3,47 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM KRAMER-Spanish Club 3,4. MARGARET KUEBLER-Art Club 47 Chemistry Club7 Pep Squad 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 47 Calvert News, News Editor7 Glee Club 47 FTA 3,47 Scholastic Honor ROIIQ Patron Drive7 Citizenship Award 17 Operetta 47 Religion Honor ROII7 Quill and Scroll. DIANE KUMMERER-Glee' Club 3,47 Calvertana7 Operetta 3,47 Spanish Club 3,47 Pep Squad 1,2,3,4. MARYANNE KUMMERER-Latin Club 3,47 Pep Squad 1,2,3,47 Calvert News, News Editor7 Glee Club 3,47 Scholastic Honor ROIIQ Class Officer 47 Choral Club 1,27 Inter Nos 47 Class Welcome7 Citizenship Award 47 Operetta 1,2,3,47 Religion Honor Roll7 Quill and Scroll. KAREN KUNTZ-Maiorette 2,3,47 Pep Squad 1. MARY PATRICIA LAUTERMILCH-Latin Club 3,47 Chemistry Club7 Pep Squad 2,3,4i Calvert News7 Band 3,47 FTA 47 Inter Nos 47 Religion Honor Roll. Activities Record KATHLEEN LEAHY-Pep Squad I,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Class Play, Spanish Club 4, Chemistry Club, FTA 4, Class Officer I, Calvert News, Patron Drive, Citizen- ship Award 2, Religion Honor Roll. PAUL LEAHY-Chemistry Club, Calvert News, Baseball 2,3, 4, Basketball 3,4, Football 3,4, Class Play, Scholastic Honor Roll, Citizenship Award 2, Religion Honor Roll. EDWARD MARGRAF-Latin Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, Patron Drive, Inter Nos 4. GENE MATHIAS-Spanish Club 3,4. BARBARA MULLER-Genesian Club 4, Operetta 'l,2,3,4, Chemistry Club, Pep Squad l,3,4, Calvert News, Calvertana, Glee Club 3,4, Choral Club 'I,2, Homecoming Court, Patron Drive, Citizenship Award 3,4, Cheerleader 2, Religion Honor Roll. CAROLYN MYERS-Latin Club 3, Calvert News, Calvertana, Glee Club 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Patron Drive, Religion Honor Roll. CORA OMLOR-Operetta l,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Choral Club T. DONNA PISHNER-Art Club 4, Chemistry Club, Glee Club 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Patron Drive. JOSEPH POIGNON-Spanish Club 3, Religion Honor Roll. WILLIAM PUESEY-Spanish Club 3,4. ANTHONY REED-Chemistry Club, Baseball 'l,2,3,4, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Most Valuable 3, Scholastic Honor Roll, Class Officer I, Citizenship Award 'l,2,3, Religion Honor Roll. JOHN REINECK-Chemistry Club, Calvert News, Calvertana, Co-Editor, Quill and Scroll, Class Play, Religion Honor Roll, Scholastic Honor Roll, Class Officer 2, Patron Drive, Citizen- ship Award 2,3,47 MUY C 0Wnln9- DOLORES RENNINGER-Art Club 4, President 4, Latin Club 3,4, Chemistry Club, Pep Squad I, Glee Club 3,4, Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Choral Club I, Operetta l,3,4, Inter Nos 4, Patron Drive, Calvert News. JOHN RIEDY-Genesian Club 4: OPBVBIIC1 41 Culvert News: Glee Club 4, Class Play, Patron Drive. EILEEN RING--Operetta 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, President 4, Chemistry Club, Calvert News, Calvertana, Glee Club 3,4, Inter Nos 4, Patron Drive, Citizenship Award 2, Religion Honor Roll. ANNE RINGLE-Band 2,3,4, Patron Drive, Religion Honor Roll. RUTH ROBENALT-Genesian Club 4, Operetta 3,4, Latin Club 3, Chemistry Club, Pep Squad I,2,3,4, Calvert News, Calvertana, Glee Club 3,4, FTA 4, Patron Drive, Religion Honor Roll. THEODORE ROMBACH--Chemistry Club, Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Calvertana, Assistant Editor, Baseball I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Patron Drive, Religion Honor Roll, Quill and Scroll. PAMELA ROY-Latin Club 3, Pep Squad 'l,2,3, Band I,2,3,4, FTA 4, Patron Drive, Operetta 4. GERALD RUMSCHLAG-Chemistry Club, Patron Drive, Reli- gion Honor Roll. MARILYN RUMSCHLAG-Operetta 3,4, Latin Club 3, Chem- istry Club, Pep Squad I,2,3,4, Calvertana, Glee Club 3,4, Religion Honor Roll. RITA RUMSCHLAG-Operetta 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Chemistry Club, Secretary, Pep Squad I, Calvert News, Calvertana, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Kiwanis Award, Inter Nos 4, Patron Drive, Citizenship Award l,2, Glee Club 3,4, Religion Honor Roll. PATRICIA RUSSELL-Calvertana, Assistant Editor, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club 4, FTA 3,4, President 4, Genesian Club 4, Vice-President 4, Class Officer 3, Patron Drive, Pep Squad 'l,2,3,4, Scholastic Honor Roll, Religion Honor Roll, Buckeye Girls' State 3, World Affairs Institute 3, Citizenship Award 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen, Quill and Scroll, May Crowning. EUGENE SAAD--Latin Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Chemistry Club, Calvert News, Sports Editor, Baseball 2,3,4, Football Manager 2,3, Religion Honor Roll, Class Officer 4, Inter Nos 4, Patron Drive, Citizenship Award 4, Quill and Scroll. GERARD SCHETTER-Genesian Club 4. DONNA STEINHAUSER-Patron Drive, Band 2,3,4. RICHARD STEINMETZ-Genesian Club 4, Patron Drive. JUDY SYKES-Pep Squad I,2, Choral Club 'l,3, Operetta I, Calvert News. KAY ANN THOM-Genesian Club 4, Operetta 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Class Play, Calvert News. CARL TIELL-Genesian Club 4, Chemistry Club. RONALD TROXELL-Glee Club 4, Treasurer 4, Operetta 4, Spanish Club 3. JEAN WALK-Pep Squad 'l, Calvert News, Glee Club 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Choral Club I, Homecoming Court, Patron Drive, Operetta l,3,4, Religion Honor Roll. THOMAS WEBER-Genesian Club 4, Operetta 4, Calvert News, Calvertana, Busniess Manager, Chemistry Club, Presi- dent, Class Play, Glee Club 4, Religion Honor Roll, Scholastic Honor Roll, Buckeye Boys' State, Class Farewell, Patron Drive, Citizenship Award 3,4, Quill and Scroll. LINDA WELTY-Pep Squad I, Choral Club 'l,2, Operetta 'l, 2, Calvert News. DAVID WILLIAMS-Chemistry Club, President, Calvert News, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 4, Citizenship Award 2,3,4, Genesian Club 4, President 4, Scholastic Honor Roll. BERNARD WISE-Spanish Club 3,4. JOSEPH MICHAEL WISE-Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, Glee Club 4, President 4, Operetta 4, Patron Drive. MICHAEL WURM-Latin Club 4, Calvert News, Feature Edi- tor, Religion Honor Roll, Scholastic Honor Roll, Inter Nos 4, Patron Drive, Citizenship Award I, Quill and Scroll, Oper- etta 4. SUE YANDURA--Pep Squad 2,3,4. EUGENE YOST-Spanish Club 3,4, Religion Honor Roll. MICHAEL ZAHN-Chemistry Club, Secretary, Glee Club 4, Genesian Club 4, Operetta 4, Citizenship Award I, Religion Honor Roll. EUGENE ZIRGER-Genesian Club 4. JOAN ZOELLER-Chemistry Club, Spanish Club 3,4, Patron Drive, Religion Honor Roll, Calvert News. SUE ANN ZOELLER-Maiorette 4, Pep Squad 2,3,4. N .,,k.i 1x H Zi. -ag -L ff, , ,, L 'X Q 8. ing an account in bookkeeping class. c e as Knowledge opens Utilizing the new centrifuge in the chemistry lab, Donald Kin, Carol Daniel, and Nancy Gilliland prepare precipitates for their experiment. Advanced typing students Barbara Gase, Sue Yondura, Alicia Guastella, Virginia -L Hohman, and Pauline Derr use new electric typewriters in their daily work. K f 'iiiii ' i -1 board concerning preparation for mar- riage, the girls listen attentively. As Father Dunn explains his notes on the ,- - 1 ' ff ! i':i , ..,. 28 -J Pamela Roy shows the method for clos- ln office practice Timothy Kistler, Charmayne ' ' Hoover, and Robert Alt learn to operate the w I n d 0 w S S e n I O r S mimeograph machine and appreciate the many hours of typing it will save them. Robert Albus, Theodore Rombach, Carl Tiell, and Alvern Boes take notes in their English class. , Spanish students receive first hand in- I formation from a native Cuban, Alicia l Guastella, in her native language. Seniors prepare for college, business ln civics class the students prepare for the part they will soon play in politics. Here they are discussing current events. David Williams is portraying the role of Cecil Calvert in the speech class pre- sentation of the history of Calvert. ,hs Scissors, scotch tape, and a little ingenuity aid Jerome Grillot in completing his solid geometry proiect. ln world geography class Kay Ann Thom is point- ing out something of interest on the map while Ronald Troxell, Marilyn Rumschlag, and Richard Kern look on attentively. r ,... -A it s . ... 'M f . , . ' ' J d Am ., ' ' f' xv ' Martha Ball I K g B D, 1' Michael Baltzell if A 'iii I , M, ' Richard Banks 1 ye S it Ronald Berry ' -vrf 1 '-k' X Effii-:ri 1' L i - YQ ' ig U 'ff i -L -Aziz ATZ: . '- A Mary Betz 1' 1 . EL 'xiii N i ' L K 'k ': l fi : .- 'nfs 'WN ii esifili- zLk'W' ' nzZ'gsiVe-'i' f iii .,M1,. it 5 x kilk .gif V Margaret Boehler ., L , N i Mary KUY Bees I M, bf L K i it W- Beth Borer S ' 9 S Ralph Brown 1 Y .,,-. g , ,,.: XA Edward Carp F 'ii f' r. M B - a.'r . eel . 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'A 9 ' -ii-i it ' ' - - ' iii'i - i f -- B . if 1 iv. ,, M if H- f B ., f ' -,, i f i. f . - 5 1 fi r, - . ll it Vice President Donna Kastner Nadya Kasuga Ellen Keller Norma Kimmet Kathleen Kirian Steven Kleinhenz Marlene Kraft Harlin Kuhn Sharon Kuhn Daniel Lautermilch John Lautermilch Rosemary Lawrence .- ,r argiiiiii . LV s if I 1 vi , J' l 3 'Nile r K 'I cc L ' I his Margaret Leahy Walter Leahy Richard Lee Joann Ley Kathleen Lutz Robert E. Schultz Secretary rs.. 7-f. ' . af:t., . J... ,A xv 5 ' :'Q?v64i is f .. . .HX . .. K . ,1-1, 'Q R sf Ns ,S K .. Lel it . NF bv AX 'CZ 3 Q R 1-3 was Virgil Mathias 1 - - ... hi ' James Mayer V Qgfk, N G? Eugene McClead J . , , ' i 'Xie John McClellan y i. Linda Miller Martin Miller Charles Mueller ' V ,N 'Q N... Y se f ff.-. X. MQ... Ns ' V ve E ' Q S 4 Kg' ii, 1 Roger Murray Marvin Nesselhauf David Nevius Stephen Omlor Ann O'Neill 5 tt 'N 9 w N 8 X . ti X t L if Y J 4- s .,' elif sljfi if- 1 J' ' l'.w:x, : Qx .I'. Q.. , Ai fm-2 I X Q A Y. 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S ie K 5 K TZE V k-,:.: Sli 4 fir . , J AA 1 'S , H SS :Sz-1 ,fs L L S S ,1 S L ' '1' Robert C- 5hUl'1 J' Robert J. Shultz A S1-Q ., ' I '-' Jane Shumway My fl J Q A xL-ff 1 it L : J Allen Smith A A Nancy Smith hlty litif ththl ll11h L if S S tlhht ' L llllt Jean Spence' ' A I A S N.': Q Lawrence Stanton ' 5 ' L - get I Sharon Steinbaugh Q ' 5 iii L jf Daniel Steinmetz Q U H V! -A s iitt if ., 'g S S' it ,alt .,1,t .,1, L 1 A. , .. -,I .11 , T J X H.. 515341. F 'J 1 sr S , .5 v. Q if X 'girl it 3-A 3 4 N ite r --use 2:3141 wfqzse-awe 1. .W-:.S. A 0 Q 4 Sw M X ' WSE in 4 ' we , A ' .Q- , S... L I K- f , , SS Q pl if L, 5. V 15 ir it , reg as--Q -f , 1!i!Q!a..3ai?Eaa:f i 3 ' ' f', , ,, , -' , ,,:- L I A .Q ' Lv , S . , 'V 5-114' 1 11 we ima- 2 252'-s',f'Y ,X Q , VQ- ff' ' - --f .E S135 agp F ' . .Sit We . It .,:i.-.2 ! i2Z w'1f..- J .5 Q i S J ,G J ' S . f . A S . ' 1: K ' 'Ji S . .tv eie' S L i S f - K, ,1 , -,, A t X , . 1.1 H Gloria Stofer Edward Straub James Strausser Howard Stultz Teresa Swope Janet Thom . V,..i,,,,,x., v :4:f11.,rf:1u.1f rr e tetr, at x I ik ., Susan Turco Mary Warnement Rose Ann Weinandy Charles Welter ' S , git S .S ir Sew , -ft S -, Rosemary Welter Mary Lou Wilhem Jane Winterhalter Anthony Yost Shirley Yost 35215 iiifili.55Sif31:.S'?f?:E?'9YXi5fz .Qs , - , , f ,- avi Ann Schoen Janet Seifert Donald Seitz Sandra Shaw Robert Sheeley Michael Shook Carolyn Zencler Genevieve Zoeller Roger Holmer Pamela Lange Julie Ley Judy Puffenberger 'tl i Windows of culture sought by Juniors if ' 2 iiix t-1 ,z xii 1-- .0 212' - These mechanical drawing students, Robert J. Shultz, Howard Hohman, Ronald Raitz, Richard Reuhle, and Jerald Schock, apply the principles they have strived to absorb in their daily studies. R 1 ,mi i ltyxf.. -V 'wel is-ti. Q lg-5. X 45,5 t : A s' f ' Avi t A ' 7 ' 'fi 77 Ml .5 ia EV. , 1 55 514i fu t n 5 V . Z, i 1: xiA A . 414.5 e X- V. x if I J. , s ,V 1,5 - 1 J' ' gifirfii : xxx'-s ' L-ALVEYRATQ ' il -. ' Q, ' it A- ,,,.,,4,.. ,,-- A i ,A David Nevius, Judy Puffenburger, and Patricia Frisch, advanced algebra students, demonstrate the graphing of equations, one of the many principles taken in this mathematics class. A . LJ t J K i l 1 l 1 X ' x. Latin students Roberta Hess, Margaret Boehler, Bernadette Schetter, Carolyn Zender, Ann Schoen, Mary Ann Hoerig, and Allen Smith enioy a toga party. Richard Lee uses reference books to enable him to understand fully the American Civil War, which is extensively studied in the American history class. . xru-.xnr i,',,.Aq Opportunities afford growth English students Edward Carp, James Phillips, Charles Paine, Martha Ball, and Edward Straub participate in a chamber theater presentation of Doctor Heidegger's Experiment. The first year Spanish class devotes itself to the study of the Spanish speaking countries as well as the language itself. Here is a group of Spanish students completing work on maps of Spain which they have made. fx -.1 I il., if ,- Ralph Brown and James Gruss examine a copy of the Bible under the watchful eyes of Father Ringholz. A great part of the year is spent studying the life of Christ based on the New Testament. Surrounding this beautiful table setting are Jean Cramer, Donna Kastner, Jane Shumway, and Sue Zoeller. 36 A . f an y www ms M ,N N wwwq-N Q A-rw.. M 'lffmlfwifvx R .M-1 wegw-S-am as-as mmww f Q 3 . f -Mm. x iff? ,fi 1 B+ ' E T eles pci, 3 ,,, B K. , F, 1, L. fl lvl 54,1 I ' N , 1 A.. ' li 1 Y l ., T g - ,n n to A we l ' - ,C 'gf X ' Susan Banks a -4 1: ri i , , t. 1 V I ' Thomas Barnhart Ln' ch A ,,. 3 - ,,, Margaret Baugher 1?-.,,3 I x EN Barbara Bean Q Mx, 'f A Dorothy Bentz L A N ' -'J-: , 7: - B Y Qf' -A 1 , -1' . T kiryzgi 7, 1 . .xv N J' P ' Margaret Bentz .A gi .K 4, V A Margaret Bogner H h fi ' ,i 6' Janet Bookmyer . ,tj-Q, .Sf Elizabeth Boyer Keith Anderson John Akers Barbara Allman James Allman Jerome Alt Barbara Arrington j 4. A Mary Breitenbach -Q G A Janis Brown in Jeanne F. Brown ny... - .Z ..,,, X A 1 X V it 'V X' Louise Kerschner ,.. . 'A 5, We Jean M. Brown President ' - A K Mary Buchman A ' 'ef f . te' Robert Daniel Thomas DeMonte Gerald Depinet Geraldine Depinet Mildred Depinet David Distel Kenneth Distel Richard Bugert 1 'll Harry Caito J 6 - Charles Clark R' 5' ' 2 ' I1 V V 5' -Wg 'M 5, John Colatruglio 5 I Thomas Company 1, ' Barbara Daniel f' M 1 - M 45 A Y R' Edward Daniel I-'jf 1 X! 2. . Q' A rl- Ji i ' N'-r fr so f I1 A I I 5 . f -3 - .T 4 ff liee A A A W 1 L. N L A e,al J 3- A L- ,A K -A I K J ' x L n M , A rf' V .krrr , hiv V Barbara Dunn Judith Dysard Larry Etzkorn John Ewing E .Zh wo- f 4.9 Ax. was , v L J lv' '19 . q ' Blew, A , 7 ' s san - L ., 1 Gary Feasel John Fiegelist Donna Frey Carol Frisch Patricia Funkhouser Carol Gaietto . ,vp-.I!,K.f, .1 V, .Q ..,,,-ff-..f Q .QQ 'Wigj' 1 -ani 4 if 'Q L -' G vw ': . G - S- S' E- ' ' W2 'A tu A .4 f X 4 4 J A R L Janet Gardner tif., X V Diana Gase I 5 - if 1 Richard Gase 2, 6 'K 3 Roger Gerber A, y ' :L Q, v' ? Patricia Gillig T' 5 1 E' ' N it K - . s r Edward Gosche Mark Griffin U D . s -Q' 4- Mary Gruss X. Lv H G' Kathleen Haefling 'Eff 51' ' 'gl' ,X . i M WL Sarah Sertell Secretary ,Hx C' , .14 ...f ,J 1 in .5 Eg S. Deborah Hafley ' A ixrr A 'XJ l Mary Pat Hart -- , Lf f Y Muriel Harsh man :gk W r rrr M cl David Herbert ' . if t Michael Hoerig I Michael Homan Carol Hoover Donald Hoover If - Q A W Judith Huss ' N Mary Gene Huth L, -,, Q- 35' 5' ' Louise Immele VI ., 5. 2- Michael Immele ' ' ' G ' Carol Kastner L W l Thomas Kastner Q -D gp .P 59 . . t 5, ' V. William Kasuga L.. I A f Theresa Kenner -5-1 gf' 11 M- ii Kathleen Kerkhoff V Af is. lic ii ' . Q.. .Q as .Z Stephen Kimmet y Jane Kinn Julie Kleinhenz Barbara Klopp Ruth Klopp 'B 5' ,, , 'ii ll?-3' . 5,1 . f 4' il 8 Q ft! 'Ol g' ,V X if r ap' Q 'M 'fr' J Robert Koby - 1 lb ., Martha Kastner Jane Koller Raymond Kopp ---s . Barbara Kummerer Daniel Leahy t W Shannon Leahy if ga , iff. 7 ' 1 v :t ag - ef Q haf yolo ' Jerry Lemmermvn L L yoyo ., 1 Q, ll'f V. . Thomas Loesser A iggsfi A 3 . as A 5 . N Karen Lucius . H LA U 3 x William Lutz rj -.5--. Donald Malling ' . it J Q .4 it - L '.r' Adalene Mangiola ,- - I A . xi if qfiili' 5 ' ' T' L 1 ' Kathleen Meier A ,f l y Q. 1 Deborah MeYer is L W . . i ik. C I . 1, . ' ' I 'item 2 54 A aro lettl - I V 1-v Q - i . ff ,I X 2. , - - '- , . slit - A F, ' Daniel Miller , as ,. , ' ' J Judith Miller -A , g Q' fi J Richard Theis Diana Muller ,, sf. A ' Vice President 'iy , K F 'Y L J if -f' tm- f- ik V .,.., ,. - A in , .est . 5IfE5,5:j152j.Ai ,SQELW is ' - f Frederick Munger , Q 5.2 4' '.-L .,,,.,:ff A yi M ' Dennis Murphy J lvl S it I, N S f G5 Jan Nesselhauf A 1 ? Q, .,'. f , Kathleen Newman ' f 51 7 Y-I J , L V Michael Oddou J V .tyc ' 71 In 't ti , 'Q 'Y' -I1 2 gc tww Ks X?- r ,ggggraii my 1 gig we 2 N 9 Barbara Peck m , M. , W J- ' we X 'K 6 .cw , . Q,- Paul Puffenberger Gerald Ranker Frederick Reimer gm xr. 'HZ S if 2 Li: 225:26 V i 5' .-k. ., : - ' 'wr V! ,rf AE'- ffm. Marcia Kasza Treasurer Arthur Renninger Linda Rex Joseph Riedy Bonnie Reis Susan Reis Q rw F 43331 t Q cw J K Q S x swf, if J X L .Q Richard Ring Kathleen Robenalt Barbara Rohrbach Sally Roszman Gerald Ruehle John Saad iq T .inf y Q., Doris Schank Karen Schmidt Joseph Schock Donald Schoen Gregory Seemuth I if 3, 5 Q .,-. 'fi' -' , 'f I P x tx ? Q lt , nw vb. xi 2 J . 'r A L-xl . 'T I iv Q sr- -2'-f e -: div T X5 v... eq 'Q 'A k ,- - ,f-n Betty Schultz Marilyn Schultz Diane Smith Joseph Smith L Julie Smith ,M Bonita Steinmetz 1 fv- Elizabeth Steinmetz , V L- I QI? T17 T. 4. ' Q f John Ferstler Treasurer A Mary Lou Seislove Jane Sendelbach Rolanda Sendelbach Marilyn Shaw Paulette Sheffer Frederick Shelt Pqtricia Daniel Vice President L ' Linda Stultz . . Richard Talley f 'X it bl 5 W x . ,fl . Ir- ' T g gfgi,-, ri ff M Qi ix fxff- A ' Michael Taylor J H' P ' T' T S W Richard Terry J Tl g f Q Eloise Wagner T K A 40 ' 1 f rf, it Tidy. ? . Alice Warnement - ' N Elizabeth Warnement , ' - li Richard Weidner 'V' .7 d 32 H Virginia Weithman A b li L X A U E J I, . A K X 41. Charles Welch ' 1 - , i Russell Welty A J ' William Welty .,, .,,, ,M l 'I A Y ' gg,-iii Bret Willoughby T J' r A ? I ' ' ' 4.4 v I. 5 James Whitman . 'I' .f .,,-U -:L ' Y P X fi 1 A 4 , W William Wolf Evelyn Yoder James Alleman Michael Elchert Patricia Funkhouser Michael Immele X 5 , P 'bfi fy we J s. ia? bfi? 1 ug ,, : Paul Puffenburger, William Welty, James Whitman, and Bret Willoughby present to Father Walsh, their religion teacher, their efforts on a six weeks assignment. Plane geometry students attentively watch as classmate Barbara Dunn directs their attention to an angle of a convex pentagon. Gathered around the newly installed aguarium in the biology laboratory, Evelyn Yoder and Shannon Leahy observe the plant and marine life as Jan Nesselhauf feeds the fish. 54,54 1' Y K Sophomore's gaze Second year home economics students Linda Brose, Joanne Sendelbach, and Jean Ardner carefully put away their dishes after preparing a delicious meal. .t If C 'J D :Q Aw 4 3: ,4 ns, f-7 reveals new vlstas Barbara Kummerer, Barbara Rohrbach Bomta Stelnmetz and Margaret Bogner study tax forms in general business course. -2'-'--- lL1g.1...u.4....a.1..:..w ., v I , J W L, A I , 1 ' 1 ' - As members of the Teenage Book Club, English students Donna Frey, Ruth Klopp, Kathleen Newman, John Ewing, and Larry Etzkorn share in many cultural benefits. Sophomores seek clear windows of learning One of the new courses added to the curriculum is world history. Harry Caito and John Saad point out .the different parts of the world in relation to ages of civilization. In useful mathematics David Distel, John Fiegelist, i Daniel Miller, Donald Hoover, Frederick Shelt, i and Michael Taylor develop and cultivate mathe- matical skills which will aid them throughout life. ,K . -. Biology students make use of Calvert's well-equipped biology lab. Here David Distel locates the parts of a dissected insect. Besides animal life, the course covers the fundamentals of plant and human life. Rosemarie Aiello -' ff.: ' , ' 'H ' ' Kathleen Alspach V 'C ,s V - V Wilfred Alt Iib- - P - V. V , VV ,. .. ,.: ' iii? ffl? i I-fi? Anthony Aiello , V if if-gf V Patricia Aiello r I , 'E 'P' , uf 5 o f ri X -tf--.. f may X - -K it e if 'w Q iaeer tea one Arbogast 1 : V j .:..4, V ,E 4' ' -ggi if ' 4,0 Charlene Ardner A L V' V V r Q' f A V , ,M ' V Jean Ardner is V' - W B 'iiiii Wi 6 'Q r J 4' : s , i N. Phillip Omlor Constance Baker ia'f: ?'ii ' ' J C President Jan Banks , V V- . VVVV . 'X iv V VVVVVV VV 1 .tii tttt Kathleen Banks 'lb' - 'ft i A Donna Eaugher 2 1 gi - ii ' Thomas Bender ., A - N 7 A VVV V Margaret Benner ' f 5 V,V f Michael Berry C s.ss V of e r siia .J P Patricia Kirian Vice President iii' . ' V 'iii , Kathleen Bland - -V VV 7 5 George Blust - 3, j tg Vi f s V if . T gg V Albert Boes V, .X V J 1 .ait C VV VVVV V Dianne Borer ' V . 2 V 5 K... rw' rj Joanne Borer fi f l r-ii if lii' L V -ts . Shirley Brandt gt VV ,.ol f Efr '-,,. - ,ZTI ' L ' S ' I 11. f VV f Charles Breitenbach P, ii'l' 'S Q i 'fc V 25 VV tl Leonard Breidenbach Q N , 1 VVV llii V VVVV 'V ,C John Breidenbach Q. lj 4 L 'H' 1 Vi Kathleen Breitigam f if V VVV, ,ff a t '--. Laurent Brickner i ' V ,'i Linda Brose VV i a ,af . M J V . if 5 r A , Q Q c A. ,9 : ' 4. ii,1.:, ,3 VVV it 'hs . VV V ,. VJVJ. V if fig-5 - , . 9- . .. , f H an f 3' X We s't . y Q 1 . J is 5 , 4 J 7 1 . ss- .- V- ,-- A VV ,..V - rls V. i'.,,. -wi' 7 Vg.:-N A A a i, f A 1 C it J W -'V ' ., - fi, .. .s,- f r Rl VV VV . X I3 'GD 4 ss: ' - ,1 A A X k ..t,, Cecilia Bryner Michael Buckley Carol Bursa Frederick Caito Arthur Carp Diane Chadwick Arthur Clouse James Comer Jane Corthell David Creeger Stephen Crist Kathleen Daniel Thomas Dendinger Margaret Depinet Ann Derr Stephen Distel Kathryn Dore Elaine Eckert IaS3i'Qf'N K 25 ,5 2 Q A X ' QV i i Y' L K X Q X w R. 'l C3 ps . . x i - 4. -I, Paul Elchert Richard Elchert 4 1 lyk ' 1 .B Ann Ernst rw -- av W S' Sue M. Ferstler 3 4 A L V ' I Michael Fisher 5, , t E . V ss Timothy Fox V ' 1. O Carol Fraley . bv , 5 'N N Sue Ann Frankart . -J, .. - L . fr 7 gr 1:-W Jane Ganetto Michael Gimg L , Nancy Gmello Vice President Figfg P' c y 2 A A A Sandra Gaietto 'J , A Kathleen Grombka ' 'I .. S a. L' .' 4-1 .34 ' Michael Hahler jg ' 4: Q, V 0. ' Robert Harshman Q' 'fr , Donald Hartsel u,-' X X l N k,.L ,i x A xv t. ... V ,. H. fl' wuvv' Susan Streacker Secretary Robert Hayes I 'J J Robert Heck 1' X Barbara Herbert Q .X D H 5. A v Patricia Hoerig 5. L 5 Linda Hess lf' gg, R 'GZ . Susan Hoffert , L I 'J ' ij QP W N- - -7541 ., - 1 3. E ' . Dale Hohman J ' is - i x Q' Sharon Hohman fm-t' Malinda Homan I -gs A - ' ,gc f- xii 9, lb Alice Hoover L ,I ,mg J J 57 Q 3 fi., Donna Hoover V by ' f X Elaine Hoover , X A if , l ' f L J l .Lil Cecelia Houck S ' ' Q 5 18 A Joseph Houck L I ' Ronald Houck ' Q 'gl' I -' , 1 ' Douglas Huss V. 7 :s V 1 ,Q -' Gu.. ' Charles Huth 'L' 1 'Z' C V James lmmele A i'-l x J .Q l A h il, V- ,A J ' .R ,1 3551 . -. Robert lmmele lii' 5' it ' N A I Ax David Kauffman f Nw. V A 'KJ Patricia Keefe t 'ww Q -K ... A. 15- 61 . Q W Robert Keller L- V- , wg W f 5' y l 1 , 4 Larry Kennet'-lY 'fr Q V wx .,y. J' Catherine Kenner . , 3 . U, , Nancy Kerschner Betty Kimmet James Kimmet Helen Klaiss Jolene Klein Dale Kirchner ' ' ,ix -.s ,, L . . , - x o fi an 4-f. M: X R - y v - 6 - . ... y c, it it L lx , :Ex J A f K x li.. - Rosalyn Ha rlett Treasurer Larry Kirian Mary Kirian Ronald Kramer Joseph Kuebler Carol Kuhn Linda Kummerer Martha Kummerer Sue lautermilch Victoria Lawrence Kevin Leahy Stephen Leahy Francine Ledwedge Michael Lee Alan Leibengood William Loesser Rita Longo Mary Lonsway Cheryl Lucius N . KW 'MT' .,, 8- A Y 'X 5, . , Q J' wir , 1, new 1 'T Q 433 511 1 if I Q i i Y l 1 ' '. .Q - ' F , A ias r T 1 ' ,. ifi f, it T iiiiii 'L Qg 1 ' aw Q. st? 1 .SSW tr: ' if r ig 1 ., r ,GP . J L i gr Q., Q A 1? . Q IZ J' if an Q1 L XF V L 9' 133 NJ' , L. Mary Beth Lutz Barbara Main Richard Mann Mary Manz Michael Marchetto Michael Margraf Thomas Margraf Raymond McGinnis Thomas Moes Mary Moran David Morris Patrick Murray Kenneth Nedolast Michael Omlor Barbara Pacifico George Pahl Ronald Parkins Frank Perna Mary Ann Peter Roberta Phillips William Phillips Donald Piper Raymond Raitz Joseph Ranker Patrick Reed Beverly Reino Michael Reina Kenneth Reiter Patricia Rider David Ritzler R Gerald Roessner my W- Mary Rohrbach ' Q Barbara Ruffing v ' Gerald Rumschlag V Stuart Russell , ls , Harold Schank ,T Regina Schetter Janet Schleter I Elizabeth Schriner 3 Suzanne Schreiner is Edward Schwab 1 3 Patrick Murphy Diane Seislove Treasurer V' Diane Seitz Joanne Sendelbach ' Thomas Shaver ki Steven Shelt . Paul Shireman A Patricia Shultz - 'ff,.: i -:'-'. - H 378 Dorothy Shumway S Q W M ill? X? c b Barbara Simmons X lf A 5 Joseph Somers A 2 Q 4 fx - Lawrence Sorg ' L L il, L, Q Sharon Spencer s C-7 I ' Carol Steyer A Q 5 fi Nts, Q M 53 i James Steyer . N- Joseph Stover A 1 My Mary Catherine Straub Q it 5 if x E' Mary Lou Stultz Diana Sykes Richard Taylor fif- l 1 - M, A. J 4- f Y S William Taylor Rebecca Thiery - X-X , Mary Thom , -- John Troiano Q- Patricia Walliser '57 ': Ann Weimerskirch A 4 A ee. ef Linda Weithman T S ' all V 1- Catherine Welch ' ,J - Clara Welly Kathleen Welter Donna Welty L-HA, 5. 't Donald Wise ,iyl Dennis Wise Susan Wise Carol Young Anna Marie Zelczak , V J Kathy Zimmer J 'J' - 'yf S , ' A um 43's 1 1 lg Q 4. 1 ' A u 'wit 'JY I it Q ' , ,.. I f t IQ. ,J ro o '- Wy Q ,ve. , X F -VQQSF, ltil -2 3' 1' 'l L- 5 .,. 4 ' gy. N R T. , A y S 5- x Q' Gerald Depinet I Calvert's shop course affords its students a funda- mental knowledge of practical construction skill. Here Stephen Leahy and William Hohman gather equipment to be used in wood construction. Windows of education we 11? Father Say provides his religion class with religious training made complete by the very atmosphere of the school. During the sophomore year the practice of virtues is emphasized. World history students Paul Schreiner, Elaine Hoover, Diane Seitz, and Joseph Stover locate points of international in- terest on a map of current events. Shown entering the classroom these stu dents realize that Calverts English pro gram aspires to produce citizens with diversified interests and informed minds. open wide to Freshmen In celebration of Latin week the Latin students are assigned the proiect of making posters. John Breidenbach, Kathleen Kenner, and Frank Perna display their posters on the bulletin board. A ci i A, A v X A IPTIO Kathleen Alspach, Ronald Houck, and Linda Weith- s Yer - -- law Am I seeing double? No. Martha Kummerer is demon- strating how a reducing glass works for the general science class which is learning the principle of the lens. Joseph Sommers looks discouraged as he attempts to solve the perplexing problem on the board in business arithmetic class. man are busy at work on posters for the Ohlo School Safety Poster Contest. ln this project they are applying the principles of design they have learned this year. 51 -3 n A gef rvd-iv.:.,., - , - t A , t . ,i'Q5ls'ff F', , dm-be-M , sg,4g+'te-Mme - . ,..,, A1m:TTT+h-N A -Q- Frosh prepare for day when future is theirs QMMW P N5 3 Better understanding of algebra formulas will be achieved through the practical explanation that Barbara Ruffing and Albert Boes are demonstrating with the balance. During their guidance class Kathleen Welch and Rebecca Thiery look at a picture of Cecil Calvert, for whom the school is named, while Jolene Klein, and Mary Lonsway study his life. The girls have learned interesting historical and modern facts about Calvert High School from the new guidance course. .,..I'rK........RJ Along with the new addition to Calvert has come a new library with new chairs, tables, and book shelves. Several students are seen here making use of their new asset. Activities The monthly process of putting out the school paper begins as editor-in-chief Alexander Garlo ponders ideas for the forthcoming issue. The Calvert News Before making writers' assignments the page editors, Mar- garet Kuebler, Maryanne Kummerer, Eugene Saad, and Michael Wurm, plan layouts for their pages. News writers Ann Frankhart interviews '57, News writers Virginia Hohman, Sue Fleck, Rita Rumschlag, Ruth Robenalt, Mary Ann Fiegelist, and Mary Pat Lautermilch look on the bulletin board for their assignment for the month. the Friars from Carey for material for her story. Eugene Saad corners his sports writers, William Baltzell, Robert Albus, Alvern Boes, Paul Leahy, and Joseph Hart, for a brief meeting. tory f J wi A f- ' X x ' ' :xl 1 Nz- . A . 1 .s Jean Walk and Eileen Ring, alumni writers look through the local and dmcesun papers for news Feature writers and columnists, Kathleen Leahy, Marilyn Distel, Carolyn Myers, Barbara Muller, and Thomas Weber, meet to pool ideas. fa? ,ph Us Typists at work are Barbara Kimmet, Dolores Renninger, Barbara Gase, Carl Tiell, Judy Sykes, Kay Thom, Karen Kuntz, Nancy Gilliland, Diane Kummerer, and Michael Zahn. 55 John Riedy, photographer, and Jerome Grillot, feature writer, help James Blust lrighti interview freshmen for an opinion poll. X I IIJZI x no -9 143 X i Xa A' 3 lg- .Qi ' rv' K gn ' ' cms' it as ., N uw. -'Q . ' - 4. X X The end. The paper arrives for distri- bution at dismissal time. 5 Senior Staff Edits Yearbook Assistant editor Patricia Russell tries a possible layout while staff members Ruth Robenalt, Barbara Muller, Carol Daniel, Rita Rumschlag, and Barbara Kimmet give suggestions. -'i fvi i 1 iQ 1. Co-editors Pauline Derr and John Reineck find humor in some of the informal shots. rv' ' I ' ,' AM' me 4 fiwhmfs nexwff is ,he question posed by Staff members reading copy are Karen Bleclic, Ann Frankhart, Caro- phmogmpher Alexander Gcrloi lyn Myers, Diane Kummerer, Eileen Ring, and William Baltzell. Just in time to meet the deadline, assist- ant editor Theodore Rombach makes a trip to the post office. Business managers Jerome Grillot, San- dra Gordon, Ruth Escher, and Thomas Weber prepare The Calvert News for mailing. .Af li-1: Oh, Mary, We Crown Thee . . . inf, as F v. - ---an-un-q This year the honor of crowning the Blessed Virgin at the annual May procession was voted by the Juniors and Seniors to Carol Daniel and John Reineck. Patricia Russell and Alexander Garlo were banner bearers, having received the next highest number of votes. To be eligible a senior must be on the Religion Honor Roll, having a B+ average in religion and conduct for four years. 57 'Tish' Comes to 4 ,K Aggie, Marilyn Distel, and Lizzie, Sandra Gordon, two meddlesome middle-aged spinsters, futilely attempt to make Tish, Barbara Gase, has her first encounter with the pom- Conversmion Wm, Chantal phyms Hayward. pous, domineering Luther Hopkins, John Riedy, and his pretty daughter Callie, Kathleen Leahy. w fi is S . 3, In his search for the thief, Sheriff Lem Pike, Jerome Grillot, startles young Callie, Kathleen Leahy, while Ellen Leighton, Pauline Derr, and Charlie Sands, Thomas Weber, await an explanation. alvert ,1'u:wgn.-:g-.gf7.--i, ww-sn, fi ,f Q . NK Sheriff Lem Pike, Jerome Grillot, and his two deputies, John Reineck and Paul Leahy, are ever alert and on guard against any prospective crime. Tisl1, Barbara Gase, relates her exploits, while Bettina Trent, Kay Ann Thom, Wesley Andrews, William Baltzell, Lizzie, Sandra Gordon, and Aggie, Marilyn Distel, listen attentively. sf' Denby Grimes, a movie producer played by James Blust, and Dorice Gaylord, a beautiful movie actress played by Karen Bleclic, meet in the lobby of Ellen Leighton's hotel. 59 is ig. f ?' Officers Dolores Rennmger Mary Ann Fnegellst and George Pahl plan interestmg and enloyable meetmgs for the Cal vertangelos, the newly organlzed art club Latin students work dlllgently on the INTER NOS nmger Sandra Gordon Enleen Rmg standing are a Latln publication Seated members of the staff Mxchael Wurm Maryanne Kummerer Ruta Rum are we 4 I A-V! Examining costumes are David Williams, Patricia Russell, and Jean Betz, officers of the Genesian Club. Admiring miniature flags of Spanish- speaking countries are Spanish Club officers Stephen Omlor, Michael Kear, Jane Winterhalter, Theodore Rombach, and Michael Wise. 'sr , Campaign Champions Calvert's top Catholic Chronicle Crusaders were Patricia Herig, Kevin Leahy, and Kathleen Lutz. Xa .Q fl' 1 , i The annual magazine drive was boosted Z over the top this year by the outstanding work of Daniel Lautermilch, C o n n i e Baker, and Richard Theis. These seniors girls led the Calvertana-Calvert News patron drive to another successful year. They are Carolyn Myers, Eileen Ring, Sue Fleck, Kathleen Leahy, Patricia Russell, and Margaret Kuebler. Activities of Class of '63 fivf The annual prom, sponsored by the iunior class, is made possible largely through the success of the Christmas card sale. James Phillips, Lawrence Stanton, Thomas Romig, and Robert Sheeley pre- pare to deliver their cards. ix Working on the iunior issue of the Calvert News is one of the highlights of the year for Jean Spencer, Richard Lee, Richard Banks, Richard Bush, and Ann O'Neill. vu-..' .. xx. L N Signing up for the various prom com- mittees are Michael Baltzell, Daniel Lautermilch, Roger Holmer, and Robert Deis. Father Gans, the iuniors' new class moderator, talks with Jean Betz, Susan Dendinger, Joanne Ley, Mary Warnement, and Margaret Gase. Sweet Music From Calvert READERS: Jerome Grillot, Michael Zahn, Thomas Weber. ROW ONE: Adalene Mangiola, Jean Walk, Kay Ann Thom, Ruth Escher, Fred Reimer, Michael Shook, David Distel, Virgil Mathias, Ronald Troxell, Treasurer, John Colatruglio, Mar- garet Kuebler, Janet Thom. Donna Pishner, Louise Kerschner. ROW TWO: Marie Huss, Charmayne Hoover, Carol Kastner, Barbara Muller, Martin Miller, Arthur Renninger, Michael Hoffert, James Blust, Thomas Kastner, William Fullerton, Cora Omlor, Marilyn Rumschlag, Mary Ann Fiegelist, Jean- nette Friemoth. ROW THREE: Barbara Doepker, Joann Ley, Kathleen Lutz, Donna Kastner, Nancy Gilliland, James Mayer, Anthony Yost, John Riedy, Charles Clark, Michael Wise, President, Daniel Leahy, Sue Fleck, Jane Jordon, Carolyn Myers, Karen Bleclic, Ruth Robenalt. ROW FOUR: Ann Frankhart, Rita Rumschlag, Margaret Gase, Maryanne Kummerer, Kathleen Haefling, Pauline Derr, Dolores Renning- er, Roger J. Shultz, Robert Lee, Michael Roberts, Kenneth Distel, Richard Bugert, Richard Talley, Diane Kummerer, Barbara Gase, Sandy Gordon, Eileen Ring, Marianne Hoover. Mary Ann Fiegelist was the accompanist for the Glee Club this year. Songsters Glee Club Glee Club members look over copies of the operetta, Around the World in Eighty Days. Principal characters pictured here are Ann Frankhart, Barbara Muller, Jean Walk, Dolores Renninger, Barbara Kimmet, Maryanne Kummerer, Jerome Grillot, Ronald Troxell, John Riedy, Thomas Weber, and Michael Zahn. Choral Club ROW ONE: Catherine Welch, Sara Sertell, Kathleen Meiers, Kathleen Kerkhoff, Mary Beth Lutz, Diana Muller. ROW TWO: Barbara Main, Diane Seitz, Martha Kastner, Melinda Hohman, Carol Gaietto, Patricia Kirian, Ann Derr, Jane Kinn, Jane Gaietto, Sandra Gaietto. ROW THREE: Linda Mil- ler, Alice Hoover, Jane Klopp, Rosalyn Harlett, Marcia Kasza, Nancy Gaietto, Deborah Meyers, Rebecca Thiery. l' N , N ' f 2 ,,. ,?' E J-in rf. 4 . DRUM MAJOR Robert Dcnlel MAJORETTES Pamela Lange Karen Kuntz Sue Ann Zoeller 41... -M 1... Calvert's Music Makers 'Yugi 115 FLUTES: Judy Auda, Ann Schoen, Patricia Gillig, Carol Kuhn, Barbara Pacifico. CLARINETS: Carol Daniel, Marilyn Distel, Virginia Hohman, Pamela Roy, Margaret Leahy, Patricia Stein, Susan Dendinger, Francine Ledwedge, Jane Corthell, Kathleen Zimmer, Mary Lou Kirian, Ann Ernst, Shirley Brandt, Kathryn Dore, Deborah Hafley, Rolanda Sendelbach, Nancy Schultz. SAXOPHONES: Rosemary Lawrence, Sharon Kuhn, Patricia Rider, Jean Spencer, Julie Smith, Roger Holmer. FRENCH HORNS: Rosemary Welter, Patrick Murray, Pamela Lange, Virginia DeMonte, Barbara Simmons. TRUMPETS: David Harber, Rose Mary Falter, Mary Lou Wilhelm, Shirley Yost, Julie Ley, Jane Winterhalter, Richard Theis, William Kasuga, Marcia Kasza, Robert Daniel, Patricia Herig, Stephen Leahy, Paul Shireman, Jean Betz. TROMBONES: Ann O'Neill, John McClellan, Douglas Huss. BARITONES: Ann Ringle, Donna Steinhauser, Nancy Smith. TUBAS: Charles Brandt, John Ewing, William Wolf, Roger Murray. BELL LYRA: Kathleen Kirian. PERCUSSION: Mary Cramer, Jean Cramer, Mary Pat Lautermilch, Beth Borer, Daniel Lautermilch, Barbara Peck, Thomas Barnhart, Judy Dysard, Kathleen Banks, Sharon Spencer, Barbara Ruffing. Champions of Cheers VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Margaret Perna, Dolores Renninger, Rita Rum- schlag, Mary Kay Boes, Sharon Stein- baugh, and Jean Walk. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: M a r g a r et Bentz, Elizabeth Boyer, Adalene Mang- iola. The Pep Squad card section forms the Calvert C These energetic looking Pep Squad members encourage the basketball team to victory by their enthusiastic cheering. In front are Pep Squad officers, Margaret Kuebler, Marilyn Distel, and Marilyn Sauber. l E 1 l 2 .L K :rr 4 K , , , ,, - W-do r -f , f U . 1 , y xx .L if 1 11 u - 4--sl.. -4' S X A 'L x I f ! .4 -' ,- , V5 J M if s 11 4' Calvert's Unclefeatecl , ,JT .38 mggkze ff. 2 ff: i562fl8P.4h2g'5 -4,45 Lf: 1 .. - f'i fr: . ii 2.-r W 2. yi: sf-5'l TOP ROW: J. Lemmerman, M. Taylor, R. Bugert, D. Schoen, J. Houck, W. Leahy. FOURTH ROW: F. Puesey, G. Ruehle, R. Bush, K. Distel, R. Lee, R. McGinnis, J. Strausser, C. Welter, W. Welty, M. Hoffert, R. Deis. THIRD ROW: H. Caito, H. Stultz, R. Koby, R. Banks, D. Miller, M. Baltzell, R. Schultz, J. Colatruglio, E. McClead, V. Mathias, S. Omlor, D. Seitz. l L kr if ', f i 1 2 Alex Garlo NFO 3 . SECOND ROW: J. Phillips, W. Fullerton, L. Stanton, J. Betz, D. Williams, J. Hoffman, W. Balfzell, A. Garlo, A. Reed, P. Leahy, R. Albus. BOTTOM ROW: C. Clark, R. Keller, R. Elchert, R. Terry, D. Herben, T. Kastner, J. Steyer, Welty, T. R. Weidner, J. Saad, D. Leahy. if J ,Q it - t , ll , A Q We E Tony Reed Co-Captain David Williams Co-Captain Calvert Calvert Calvert Calve rl ......... ...... Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert Calvert 5, RECORD Bucyrus .... Vermillion Clyde ...., Oak Harbor Lakoia ........ Carey ......... Fremont ...... Sandusky Lima C. C. Mohawk ...... Cagers Season's Record Calvert Opponent Carey ........ ,...... ...,. . Eastwood ....,.......,.. Toledo St. Francis Will ia rd ...,...,....... Genoa ............. Attica ................. Bucyrus ............... Mansfield St. Peter Fremont St. Joseph . Mohawk .....,....... Clyde .......,......... Sandusky St. Mary . Shelby ................. Oak Harbor ......... Lakota ......,.......... Delphos St. John . Tournament Fostoria ............... Lakota ........... Toledo Libbey ....... Jack Hoffmann Post Mike Keor I3 - 6 Record --. -I ,-.. -vu ' Paul Leahy David Williams RESERVE TEAM: First Rowg Bret Willoughby, David Ritzler, Frank Perna. Second Rowp Gene McClead Jim Steyer, Harry Caito, John Colatruglio. Third Rowg Joe Houck, Ken Distel, Bill Welty, Dan Stein metz, Jerry Schock. 73 Kings of Diamonds Lf FIRST ROW: Frcxnk Puesey, Gene Saud, Mike Keor, Chuck Welch, SECOND ROW: Dave Williams, Jack Hoffmon, Joe Hart, Ted Rombach, Tony Reed, Paul Leahy, and Jim Betz. fhrfiziwlw' -' ' W.. T ' TT,i Paul Leohy W T ,OTTT , oioo of f' far? ff of fs- , .,.. o '- Jffmiqr,-fffv Q- Q V. , V J , ,,,,:, , - Q , ,,,, .T W M ,A . X54 T T Tony Reed Jock Hoffmann 74 J 'J F, . i Y, -1. ......,...,,,,,,, Mi, . ..,..,a--mM, ..,, ,.,,,. ..-M.. .-r. my- X -. .. Gene Saad 'nb Eel...-..-- Joe Hari Dave Williams A I h K iw. ' wtf K5 5 ' . L A T ' ,l . X Q - ' 5 . 2 5 5' , 1 S . f, .if W L ET i if ff' We A 5 -.: g fe 5 ,. 53 Wj' X j A ' e 2-iw :U 5 1:24,-, LE? .--vc , 5 .Y pw. A. QQQYYSSI' 2 r., J. .7,- ZLK Xgfz. . 1:54 ' fi, Jim Befz A . , , Mike Kecr av il 3- 5 ' ' Ted Rombach QR, i F33 eg iii Seneca Chiefs MR. KARL ZALAR Athletic Director, Baseball Coach, Freshman Coach MR. MICHAEL MCCLELLAN Assistant Football Coach MR. PAUL MILETTI Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach , an I , my ' fl ei M 'als svn of MR. JOSEPH KUKOY Head Basketball Coach ele , ,,,,, ' fi! ' rl Q 76 Alumni in Religious Life Anderson, Phyllis, '35 SISTER M. DAMIAN Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Baumgardner, Betty, '37 SISTER M. BARNABAS Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati Benner, Dorothy, '33 SISTER M. GEORGIANNA Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Brickner, Norene, '31 SISTER M. NORENE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Dell, Rita Mae, '37 SISTER M. PATRICK Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Denny, Rev. Louis, '49 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Depinet, Rev. Robert, '52 Maryknoll Missionaries Distel, Agnes, '44 SISTER M. ARTHUR Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Distel, Hilda, '39 A SISTER JOAN OF ARC Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Distel, Martha, '53 SISTER ST. MARTIN Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Dunn, Rev. Edward, '34 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Dunn, Rev. Richard, '38 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Fleck, Rev. John, '51 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Gaietto, Angeline, '38 SISTER M. MERICI Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Gillig, Rev. Russell, '28 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Hemminger, Beth, '52 SISTER M. ALMA Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Huffman, Rev. Louis M., '27 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Krupp, Mary Rose, '35 SISTER M. URBAN Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Kuhn, Evelyn, '41 SISTER M. EVELYN Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Kuhn, Rev. Thomas, '49 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Longo, Mary, '54 SISTER M. EYMARD Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati Martin, Mary Jane, '44 SISTER M. CAJETAN Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati Michaels, Alice, '33 SISTER M. JUDITH Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Puffenberger, Catherine, '31 SISTER M. GRETCHEN Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Scherger, Rev. Herman, '49 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio 'l'Scott, Rev. James, '33 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Skolcane, Shirley, '44 SISTER M. PETER Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Smith, Cecelia, '34 SISTER M. JOVITA Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati snnnn, Lillian, '33 SISTER M. CAROLYN Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Smith, Lucille, '37 SISTER M. BONAVENTURE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Stein, Rev. Gerald, '34 Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Tomecek, Anna, '33 SISTER ANN, FIDELIS Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio '77 'I'Traunero, James, '51 BROTHER DAMIEN, O.F.M. Conv. Vogel, Eileen, '53 SISTER EILEEN MARIE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Wagner, Mary, '28 SISTER M. MONICA Sisters of Holy Cross Notre Dame, Indiana Warnement, Mary, '27 SISTER M. ESTELLE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Welter, Carolyn, '52 SISTER CAROLYN THERESE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Welter, Margaret, '37 SISTER M. BORROMEO Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Welter, Marilyn, '52 SISTER MARILYN THERESE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Willman, Anna, '33 SISTER M. JOSEPHA Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati Willman, Catherine, '33 SISTER M. LOUISE Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine Cleveland, Ohio Wright, Donald, '48 BROTHER MICHAEL, o.F.M. Conv. Mt. St. Francis, Indiana Tzeiger, Helen, '28 SISTER M. MARCELLINE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Zeiger, Marguerite, '27 SISTER M. CELESTE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Zoeller, Charles, '50 BROTHER MAURUS St. Meinrod Archabbey St. Meinrad, Indiana Zoeller, Jeanne, '52 SISTER FRANCES THERESE Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Alumni Report The traditional activities of the Calvert Alumni Association have been successful again this past year. These activities, as well as other outside projects, were under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Miletti, president, Mr. Joseph Granata, vice-president, Mrs. Charles Rohrbach, secretary, and Miss Rose Ann Phillips, treasurer. As in the past, a High Mass was offered in the Ursuline Chapel for all living and deceased alumni members and their families. Following the death of a member, the rosary was said and a High Mass was offered for the soul of the deceased. The Alumni Reunion, held at Calvert High School on Sunday, June 3, 1961, was well attended, as was the annual Alumni Dance held at Meadowbrook Ballroom on August 26. This year the class of 1937 celebrated its silver anniversary in coniunction with the annual reunion. The Pre-Lenten Dance, which was held at the Knights of Columbus Home on February 24, was also a success. This year, besides making financial contributions to the Calvert library, the association offered to contribute toward the purchase of school desks, as well as a cabinet and supplies for the health room. An outstanding phase of this year's program was Career Day, at which ten speakers from diversified careers gave informative talks to the Calvert students and their parents. Two other achievements car- ried on by the association included a plaque program honoring all of Calvert's principals, and the purchase of a new frame for the picture of Lord Calvert, drawn by Vincent Omlor, which hangs in the school study hall. Mr. Joseph Granata, vice-president, Mr. Lawrence Miletti, president, Mrs. Charles Rohrbach, secretary, and Miss Rose Ann Phillips, treasurer. ...M if I L wow .' .-f ' -'io Calvertana Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Hans Abbott Henry L Abbott, M.D. The Adams Street Lumber Company Mildred E Adams Advertiser-Tribune AIbert's Ice Cream Allie Allman Al's Gulf Point Service AI's Market American Monument Co. Charles W. Ardner Club Azzar Ballreich Brothers, Inc. Karl Bame Bascom Elevator 8t Supply Assn. Baumgardner Company Arthur Bean Music Beatrice Foods Arthur J. Betz BilI's Economy Boehler Insurance Agency Dr and Mrs. G. L. Boner Mr. J. Bork P. L. Botton Bowl-O-Drome Dr. John Bremyer Brinnon Wallpaper 8K Paint Store Photography by Sam Brown O. G. Burkart, Jr., M.D. Richard A. Bush Byrne's Aquatics Fish 81 Supplies Calvert Cheerleaders Carma's Barber Shop Carpenter 8. Carpenter Dr. W. A. Carrigan Chuck's Auto Parts Citizen Savings and Loan Assn. Richard A. Clouse Club 224 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Charles W. Consolo, M.D. Richard Consolo, D.D.S. Cook's IGA Foodliners Crobaugh Hardware Company Cushman Motor Scooter Sales Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Daniel Dedrick Shell Patrick Dell Del-Dor Foods DeRan's Red Head Station Mr. Albert L. Diringer Distel Carry Out Dog 'n Suds Frank T. Dore James Dunn Family John E. Dunn Edison's Flowers Elchert Religious Shop Electro Alarms Mr. and Mrs. John F. Escher Etzkorn Insurance 81 Real Estate Ewald Furniture Co. The Fashion Shop John Felter Family Robert E. Ferrall Ferrall Sheet Metal Fisher Coal 81 Supply Fleck Electric J. J. Fleck Cletus and Carlton Flechtner Paul A. Flynn Fox's Auto Electric Service C. J. France Dr. Paul J. France Freshman Boys Freshman Girls John Friedman Frisch's Big Boy Gaietto's Cycle Store Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaietto Gaietto's Market Peter Gaietto Gaietto's Sunoco Station Gardner 8. Sons Heating 81 Air Conditioning Maria Garlo, M.D. O. C. Garlo, M.D. Gay Lanes Bowling John W. Gillespie Miss Mary L. Gillig James Goetz Goofy Golf 8. Batting Practice Good Office Supply Co. Gordon Lumber Co. Richard H. Gordon H 8. M Construction H 8. S Inc. Haefling Printing Hartsel's Dairy Queen Hilda's Restaurant Hillside Market, A. F. Rumschlag Mr. and Mrs. F. A.. Hinchey Hoffmann Memorial Holmer Shell Service Hook Clothing Co. Hoover Jewelry Hossler Construction Co. Louis R. Huffmon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Immele Industrial Iron 8K Metal Co. James Radio 8. TV Service Jeffrey Jewelry Co., Inc. Jim's Western Auto Junior Boys Junior Girls Junior's Sinclair K. of C. Insurance, Theo. Rombach Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kinn Klopp Plumbing and Heating Kuebler-Burger Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Kuebler Mr. and Mrs. James Kuebler Misses Joan and Mary Kuebler James C. Leahy Dr. John Leahy Paul J. Leahy, M.D. Richard A. Leahy, M.D. Calvertana Patrons Lady Fair Beauty Salon Lee's Floor Covering Edmund F. Ley, M.D. Lloyd L. Leibengood Mrs. Louis Lonsway Lucius Floor Covering M 8. R Cafe Magers Lumber Co. Maloy-Deran Martin Brothers McCartan's Mrs. Harriet McClellan Dr. R. W. McClung John A. McGowan C. C. McKay Meyers Drug Store, lnc. Miletti's Shoe Store Miller Jewelry Lester Morton Frederick P. Myers J. J. Newberry Co. Newman's Music Store New Reigel Elevator and Mill Dr. H. R. Niemann Nobil's Shoe Store Noble' and Fiege Louis O'Connell The Ohio Cities Water Co. Ohio Fuel Gas Co. John L. O'Niell Ozzie's Drive-in Cleaners Marcella Pahl Pohl and Nemeth Parklane Food Stores Pastime Cigar Store Paul's Delicatessen Peck's Drug Store J. C. Penney Co. Phillips Electric, Ray E. Phillips Pick's M. F. Piersol, D.D.S. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Pizza Villa Puffenberger Floor Covering Quigley Walgreen Drugs Ralph's Shoes Bernard J. Reed Paul F. Reimer Family Mr. Edward W. Reineck Mr. and Mrs. Al G. Riedy Riverview lnn Motel Jim Robenalt Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Robenalt Kathleen Routh Ruth Rumschlag Mr. and Mrs. Clayton S. Russell Russell-Reed-Felton Ins. Sacksteder lns. St. Joseph Altar Society St. Joseph CYO San-Mar Pharmacy Sayger's Enterprises Schoen Construction ' 'A-F R. E. Schriner, M.D. Schroers Dairy Isle Carl A. Schwable Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Seemuth Seislove Vault Service Senior Boys Senior Girls Service Cab Sherwin-Williams Co. Shumway Floral Co. Dr. Roland E. Silverman Smith's Apparel Shop Robert P. Smith, Paint 8. Contractor Sophomore Boys Sophomore Girls Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spraggins Stag Recreation Norman Stein Agency O. C. Steinbaugh Streacker Tractor Sales, Inc. Superior Paint 8. Supply Phyllis Swope Tate's Home-Made Ice Cream Theis Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Tiffin Sheet Metal Co. Dairy Co. Excavating Contractors Furniture Co. Glass 8. Mirror Co. Hardware Co. Marine and Sports Micro-recorder Co. New Car Auto Dealers' Paper Co. Savings Bank Tiny and Teens Tomb and Hering Viola Town, Miller-Jeweler Trout and Bladow Bob Uhl Radio Service Uhlman's Joe Wade, lns. Wagner Floral Co. Richard Wagner, Realtor Paul R. Wahrer Richard Walk Paul Wank Alice Warnement Warner Beauty College of Toledo Weatherholt Auctionneering 8. Appraising Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Weber William Weddell Westgate Shopping Center R. S. Williams Mr. Ralph Winterhalter Warren Wolf Wolf Refrigeration Woods Typewriters Wright's Market Wyme's Dr. Carl Yager Alma Zahn Mr. and Mrs. Karl Zalar Zoeller Coal Co. Co. Assn. u...u s-.i.i..u EDWARDS BROTHERS, IN! 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