Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

Z f M5 MY KM E THE OALVE RO 1964 ,'N. .XS of y A. ' sa . A .N Y 1 Q Q i i 2 Published by V O i THE CALVERTANA STAFF CALVERT HIGH SCHOOL Tiffin, Ohio ' Volume 38 ' O .M T ' N -f -, ,,, , .,. , Q R iH ,O,L O H ,iiiii O Oi,i ,,OLO iiQO.l,iOO,QO 3 L . Q-iii Hiiiif Hiii iiii 'W ,O , A O A .J k rmmlkgey MTN' . Msdggi ' O A H Dedication We, the Class q 1964, dedicate this REV. PAUL MUELLER Father always manages to find time for a yee break with the students. yearbook to Father Mueller . . who has won the deep admiration, love, and friendship of the students. Father has not only shown us how to be good children in the eyes of God but has also taught us the true meaning of respect for our elders and for each other. Be- cause he has dedicated his life to guid- ing us on the right path toward adulthood we dedicate this Calvertana to Father Mueller. I Pro, Pope Paul Blesses His Flock af' W' Q... POPE PAUL VI After mourning the death of Pope John XXIII, the Church rejoiced over the election of Pope Paul VI. Pope Paul is following in the footsteps of his predecessor as he continues the work of the Ecumenical Council. 3 B ishop, Aa'mz'nz'stmt0rs, THE MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, S.T.D. Bishop of Toledo 4 Pastors Promote Eo'uoatz'on VERY REV. MSGR. EDWARD C. DUNN, REV- PAUL MUELLER, B.A- M.A., S.T.L. Principal Assistant Principal ggi RT. REV. MSGR. RICHARD J. RT. REV. MSGR. R. I. KINNANE GABEL, S.T.D., Ph.D. S.T.D., V.G., P.A. Pastor of St. Joseph Parish Pastor of St. Mary's Parish 5 '-1? Q 7' , ' -' x fc H f? i. ,. - 'w iii n ,A I V. l l - T..-1: 'Q .a A W by x l r? . 2 551152 sl 2 . , ' .1 -'S A Kgs Msg. K gig -g .Q A 'Y . ii ak 1 5 Q 1: S g R , 'V Y , Q A .' . gulf lifjh A ,, 6 .. s Q 5, mix W J g .Fwy-vw: x O is ' ':,x -QRS 9' Q, A A 6 Q yy , , , is Q ian 5 N . A -, f We :gf 3' Q3 I , x N K 'um ,Wig M ,ai W K xt 4' we f ww www-f . 5 N '-1... 'T' ' gyfy. 11 L, . . - T :A ' ' 7 s' , F s H undredth Anniversagf in Tj in Calvert aims to carry out the example set by St. Angela Merici when she established the teaching order of St. Ur- sula. Striving to educate the whole man, this school pre- sents to the students a well-balanced Christian education which will aid him to be successful in this life and which provides him with the tools necessary for attaining the goal of heaven in the next life. Christian education encompasses the whole man, physically , spiritually, morally, and mentally. Students develop phy- sically through the physical education and sports programs presented by Calvert. Academically they are provided a program which offers them an opportunity to develop their mental abilities. Spiritually and morally they are trained through the religion classes, weekly Mass, and through the fine example set by the teachers at Calvert. The annual re- treat also offers the students a chance to come into closer union with Christ. By the time graduation has arrived the Calvert student has been educated as a whole, well-rounded Catholic young man or young woman. 7 'gum ga iff. N. ,SAM si 42 , ,Q , L 5: 55341, , 5Qg5lN,NQ: :QM MM wgwfv X A Qfil , . 4 1 X mv f NX ai. 9 K X Nfl. ., ww K E sg - ' PTY' x ii? - N . Q1,':,, x::a?., . Q - fQ5fi,.,1:gsf.if5Xi Q ' 4 f ,:,, ,J x. - 3, -,wr , '..L Q ' Q FEE' Jerome Alt Susan Banks f, :Cf- Barbara Allman John Akers Barbara Arrington Margaret Baugher Keith Anderson Barbara Bean Thomas Bamhart Dorothy Bentz Richard Bugert Margaret Bentz Harry Caito Margaret Bogner Elizabeth Boyer John Colatruglio Mary Jane Breitenbach Thomas Company Janice Brown Edward Daniel Janet Bookmyer Charles Clark :L Barbara Daniel David Di stel Jeanne Frances Brown Robert Daniel Jeanne Marie Brown Thomas DeMonte Mary Ann Buchman Gerald Depinet Patricia Daniel Kenneth Distel Geraldine Depinet Marie Derr John Ewing Barbara Dunn Gary Feasel Judith Dysard John Ferstler Carol Frisch Richard Case Patricia Funkhouser ki-gi' Nr' I? i John Fiegeli st Donna Frey 'Ov' gan' uv' Di ana Gase ,AAS Edward Goshe fd. H,- '.-'Pwr Carol Gaietto Roger Gerber Janet Gardner Patricia Gillig Mark Griffin Mary Elizabeth Gruss David Herbert Kathleen Haefling Michael Hoerig Deborah Hafley Michael Homan Murial Harshman Carol Hoover Michael Immele Judith Huss Thomas Kastner Marygene Huth William Kasuga Mary Patricia Hart Donald Hoover 1? Eli f Marcia Kasza Daniel Leahy Louise Immele Ronald Keller Carol Kastner Stephen Kimmet Martha Kastner Robert Koby Theresa Kenner Jerome Lemmerman Kathleen Kerkhoff Louise Kerschner William Lutz Jane Kinn Donald Malling Julie Kleinhenz Daniel Miller Ruth Klopp Michael Oddou Jane Koller Dennis Murphy Barbara Klopp nf- 'f' 309' MGP' liilsdl Gerald Ranker Shannon Leahy .-pdf' riff Ann Kummerer Paul Puffenburger Barbara Kummerer 'C' Karen Lucius Joseph Reidy Adalene Mangiola Frederick Reimer Kathleen Meyer Arthur Renninger Deborah Meyer Richard Ring Carol Miletti Diana Muller Gerald Ruehle Jan Nesselhauf John Saad Kathleen Newman Joseph Schock 5.1 Judith Mille r William Rochford 149' Linda Rex Kathleen Robenalt 3' Barbara Peck Donald Schoen Bonita Reis Gregory Seemuth Susan Reis Frederick Shelt 9' Barbara Rohrbach Joseph Smith Sally Roszman Doris Schank Joseph Steinmetz Karen Schmitz Richard Talley Mary Ann Schultz Michael Taylor Rolanda Sendelbach Richard Terry Sara Sertell 53 Mary Lou Seislove Jane Sendelbach Elizabeth Shultz Diane Smith Marilyn Shaw Richard Theis Paulette Sheffer Julie Smith Richard Weidner Bonita Steinmetz Charles Welch Elizabeth Steinmetz Russell Welty Alice Warnement Brett Willoughby Elizabeth Warnement Virginia Weithman William Wolf Evelyn Yoder William Welty Linda smm James Whitman Eloise Wagner ff is-'55 , P 55,1 fix' J 2223 . X u ,Q , Q! 0? s'3.WkwEL,,, k W I if iw MM . N A rf. Q nuiih : A W T. V-fsf.,Qx,,,.' - . .F MMWMW J ..w-...1..,.........,+-......A-w..f........q,.. 4 . y JU ICR In their junior year most students begin to look to the future and to prepare for the following years. They receive moral guidance and knowledge of their faith in religion classes, and new and interesting insights into science through chemistry. Their English re- search essay gives them an idea of what is expected of them in higher education. The junior year is not completely filled with work , however. It has its share of fun , from making tallies for football games in the fall to decorating for the annual prom in the spring. Anthony Aiello Patricia Aiello Rose Marie Aiello Wilfred Alt Jane Arbogast Charlene Ardner Je an Ardner Constance Baker Jan Banks Kathleen Banks Donna Baugher Margaret Benner Kathleen Bland George Blust Albert Boes Dianna Borer Joanne Borer Shirley Brandt 5 . A r ml 0' , f if 0, X Q Q J' xii' ' v 4' rf faire Arthur Clouse Jane Corthell David Creeger Stephen Crist Kathleen Daniel Thomas Dendinger Margaret Depinet Ann Derr Stephen Distel Kathryn Dore Elaine Eckert Paul Elchert Ann Ernst Daniel Feasel John F elter Sue Zanna Ferstler Michael Fisher Timothy F ox , lass. 'A are ,, K r J ST .ge Q., in X xv: 'Qui ' b any AJ? 5 if 'Q '1Sl?SX ' iiwqwifn 'TH ' J Charles Breidenbach Leonard Breidenbach Kathleen Breitigam Larry Brickner Linda Brose Cecelia Bryner Michael Buckley Carol Bursa Frederick Caito Arthur Carp Diane Chadwick , E W1 Y Yi K W: A W J ryn.yrtr,rrg he A 2 --..g' 'wi 153 ' lr fr-L ze . 4 ii 2 L I H H Ina' 6 ...Q 'l Q, I Wg A Q.. .K 30- --v :J , is 1' 3 .. 4 ,V W5 L'....., , 'M 'sea f t A L Vw - Milf Q f Susan Hoffert Dale Hohman Sharon Hohman Malinda Homan Alice Hoover Donna Hoover Elaine Hoover Cecelia Houck we-K 4, iff' , fs N. X Q J 1 P in . tg .. is as X ,, y 1, , X W ,, y fe 4 A I g W P E' Q' I R 4- h ,fe if , Jz. , .,,. . W! ,, ,:... X E 72' ' Joseph Houck Ronald Houck Douglas Huss x'o ...,- 3' f fAei7 ' 2. X har K fir., Carol Fraley Sue Ann Frankart Jane Gaietto Nancy Gaietto Sandra Gaietto Marjorie Gillig Michael Gillig Kathleen Grombka Michael Hahler Roselyn Harlett Robert Harshman Donald Hartsel Robert Hayes James Heck Robert Heck Barb ara Herbert Pauicia Herig Linda Hess 5, N ,c. . hee,n, to Afzh J A,:Vf,a qnal my if s ah QL it l'Al file' '1 ffl--t 1 AYR' ,sh h .- i f x:,,' ' y Y X 5, Q Q Q. :T i' s N JE' X , E . . V I ,Mia K C . A f. J. if ' ' , 5 . M75 ' .E. 1 ' , J Q' -'f 53351. 1- Y .A ' ' f- 1553? lA .,',1 . . Eid' ' f , W' N f Y ft 1 i R 27 Charles Huth James Immele Robert Immele Judith Jacobiak David Kauffman Patricia Keefe Robert Keller Larry Kennedy Catherine Kenner Elizabeth Kimmet James Kimmet Larry Kirian Mary Lou Kirian Patricia Kirian John Kirchner Helen Klaiss Jolene Klein Mary Jo Koerper -,a 1 -4 l -4 . is i P:- ' - r, , ' A 4- . I V . +.,.- v- V , 7? 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S it it it e X Steven Shelt ' ff' S 5 be xii! -r - Paul Shireman V' JM ' W X S 'J R ' ' A L 'S ,SW gf fha V' Patricia Shultz L if I X Z Dorothy Shumway K, -fn 3 5 .W fr . , Barbara Simmons QS r Q ' -r ' 2 if - s Lawrence Sorg 'bl 'L ' J if Sharon Spencer ,. 454. ix 'L K I X S T th is 4 S ' y Carl Stein gi ' my S A . , Carol Steyer . fa, e ' ,.' t of as James Steve ,ff 'Q il A t,,,W - Q L - A Joseph Stover r f J : it Q. f i' ' Mary Catherine Straub K x Susan Streacker Mary Lou Stultz Sf' ii' Richard Taylor Q William Taylor X f ,A J, -gi Rebecca Theiry ga . :Lx - y W- Maw Thom ae- ' e as S ie.- - ff Q if John Troiano if A K' to Patricia Walliser ' ' 9 JN Ann Weimerskirch . .,,. ' ' :Q Linda Weithman 'if Q i n ' ,Cpu Catherine Welch 55: fi . A Q u ,is Kathleen Welter ' ' ,' '- gf Donna Welty W Ace i 43 Q, r - ' '- Dennis Wise Q Donald Wise k 5 Susan Wise X ,Q 1 Ab L Carol Young X N S X ' t g , A ff , ox T Annamarie Zelczak :Ca V my QU - Z f . Kathleen Zimmer ' W fi K' A J 29 iF -as-1 'WEE ,ef uf iff? QL wil aa, -w M, HUMCRE Because emphasis is placed upon the formation of the whole man, physically, mentally, and spiritually, a Christian education assures students of developing their characters to the best of their abilities. Thus at Calvert self-improvement is stressed in everyway. 'To assure their mental growth, Calvert students are taught to make good use of their study time both in and out of school. During their sophomore year, they continue to develop study habits which influence their scholastic achievements. As the sophomore year draws to a close, these boys and girls are one step higher on the ladder of Christian living. Dorothy Akers Theodore Allen Paul Anderson Elaine Arrington Nancy Baker Rita Ball Karen Barnhart Robert Barnhart Barbara Baumgardner Mary Benner Michael Benner Robert Bentz Thomas Berry John Blust Richard Boes Linda Bogner Geraldine Boner Patricia Bookmyer Brigid Botton James Breidenbach John Breidenbach Shirley Breidenbach Susan Breidenbach Michael Bridinger Michael Brown Paula Brown Maria Buko 5. , ., .. g Sy .. fi - . 1 ii i to . - 3, ' 4. fx AS raw his 1. S .x-Q:-: :LE ww S si? T fi: Q A ' YNN9 5 Zivy :VV I . 'P divdr 3 C g M RW k.L 7 E,E. :,. A f i j -. Cixi M XX I lf lx Mary Bush W Q 1- rsgrs f NK 'K I V ra 3 A 32 John Carrigan Victoria Carter Gerald Caseman Joseph Clark Linda Clouse Mary Ann Company Michael Cunningham Jonathan Daniel Roger Dariano Steven Dell Kathleen Depinet Joseph DeRose Candace Detwiler Michael Distel Paul Distel George Dosh Laura Dow Judith Dryfuse rr-I ! 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J . - :' Michael Roessner W at , E Stephen Rohrbach David Romig Robert Russell Patricia Saad Frank SanGregory Ethel Schaade Robert Scheiber Stephen Scheiber Kathleen Schetter Joseph Schleter Carol Schmitz Allen Schoen Michael Scholl Linda Schreiner Susan Schultz Roger Schwab xv, in N- .--Miwiwi r,-f A--www? raw-We sz im- 15 , if me 1 7 f .fwm -we lfii .4 2 E W. Q f ii .sw Q, . 5 J N4 3 s if 'J 1 4,4 :5,:E?5--X - : f f ,' SJ fig la, - . .Wifi Tx ' Y z ' 151 f J J A ' 3 I l: A . ' J 1 A r ,fi 'jf' V'l' , . ,A g H V J - A A ' 1 ,rrr irl SQ :': ' ' 'ff X if f ,.., ' .4 J, V ' 42 Michael Seitz Gregory Sendelbach Mary Sendelbach Gerald Shultz Alice Smith Barbara Smith Dorothy Smith Jane Smith Janet Smith Lawrence Smith Michael Smith William Smith Kathleen Snyder David Steinmetz Gerald Steinmetz Philip Steinmetz Arlene Steyer Janet Steyer Stephen Stover Barbara Swartz f Richard Swaru V Janice Swecker Q rr.. Gregory Sykes Q gash 5 X ' - fig. s . . if 55? X r L Ng x 3 N as x, ke 5' N . 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S iii J .ler K J h A S A 43 Q I 45 M W ig is f V - Y J 2 X ir. ffm s -v , ai I I . x 4 . . 3, .. fs X. , .,.,2, u: as w,,....g ,K it :Q A I K ., - , ' a, W ' Qmiffwfk A : K ,, if mi x 'gf Christian education is not com - plete unless it is linked with ac- tivities which offer the student the chance to use his God-given tal- ents. Calvert presents a program of extra-curricular activities which enables the student to dis- cover and develop his talents and to use them in the service of others. Thus the opportunities at Calvert lend themselves to the development of the well-rounded individual who tries to the be st of his ability to be more Christlike. By taking part in the activities offered, the student learns to work with others and becomes more pleasing to God by using His gifts. The correct use of extra- curricular activities enhancesa good Christian education. lee lub, Cham! Club LW FIRST ROW: Sandra Gaietto, Kathleen Welter, Diane Seitz, Adalene Mangiola, Jane Kinn, Barabara Dunn, Judith I-luss, Elizabeth Boyer, Marie Derr, George Pahl, John Celatruglio, Thomas Rochford, David Herbert, Kathleen Kerkhoff, Louise Kerschner, Alice Warnement, Barbara Allman, Linda Stultz, Carol Bursa, Patricia Walliser, Martha Kummerer. SECOND ROW: Dorthy Shumway, Nancy Gaietto, Malinda Hohman, Barbara Herbert, Barbara Daniel, Barbara Arrington, Kathleen Meier, Jan Nesselhauf, Evelyn Yoder, Thomas Kastner, Joseph Kuebler, James Immele, Ronald Houck, Karen Schmidt, Eloise Wagner, Kathleen Newman, Deborah Meyer, Mary L. Seislove, Margaret Baugher, Mary Thom, Carol Straub. THIRD ROW: Roselyn Harlett, Catherine Welch, Susan Frankhart, ElizabethSchriner, Susan Reis, Martha Kastner, Sara Sertell, Carol Kastner, Carol Gaietto, Charles Clark, Richard Talley, Kevin Leahy, Daniel Leahy, Arthur Clouse, Donald Wise, Jane Sendelback, Patricia Funkhouser, Jean M. Brown, Shannon Leahy, Elaine Eckert, Jane Gaietto, Barbara Main. ENSEMBLE Martha Kummerer, pianist, Marcia Kasza, Kathleen Haefling, Carol Kastner, Sally Roszman, Louise Kerschner, and Adalene Mangiola. SA A ,r 'SEMA 201 h L A A Q -ai Q is Y' 1 3 ,.,.. x in N' 1 K , xi Q Q J, s gf-6 .MN-1 f' Htl' , if 7 -g73?2f.... Q' v ' A l . P wv' mf R i ww K K I Q 'Q , - A-vw 'M Enthusiastically leading the student body are varsity cheer- leaders Barbara Herbert, Jane Gaietto, Susan Hoffert, Adalene Mangiola, Elizabeth Boyer, and Margaret Bentz. Spirit Sears at Games, Rallies Aiding the cheerleaders, these energetic junior and senior girls who make up the pep squad are the chief support- ers of basketball spirit. Unique methods and complex actions comprise their routines. Smiling sophomores, Mary Jo Mathias, Elaine Arrington, and Mary Jane Wel- ter, know that reserve spirit promotes school spirit and earnest athletic com- petition. jzyf cf Homecomzg Enhances Court Calvert's 1963 Home- coming Queen, Evelyn Yoder is surrounded by her court: Patricia Daniel and Elizabeth Boyer, STANDING, Kathleen Haefling and Marcia Kasza, SEATED. BELOW LEFT: Robert Daniel, senior class vice-president, crowns Evelyn during the pre- game ceremonies of the Calvert-Sandusky St. Mary's football game. BELOW RIGHT: Queen Evelyn, presiding over the Homecoming dance, dances with Richard Theis. .A :5 2 and 40 hw , 531 w' 91 0 Q O U I 2 Q 2 K H. ' 1 K 4 x , x 1 A gh. 1 N '43 if B? 3 2 W A I I f. 7 2 S fi 'V' -+G' I s X 'A' 'Q 'I . 5 M45 'w, W ' 2' . 4 N 71' N I 1 4 - f V jj Off I V P' ,. 1 f 4 14' VA 4 V fx , 1 ' , jg T' MVN Q Zag ' Q ,L5'UQ1f'W . ii S' ,W .V . . ,ony w 5 X I A xg, ,. 'xf,. . M 'Y K . 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RIGHT: Richard Theis, editor-in- chief, gathers ideas from his Calvert News reporters, Linda Rex, Thomas Barnhart, Adalene Mangiola, Judy Dysard, Julie Klienhenz, Mary Ann Shultz, Jeanne Frances Brown, Eliza- beth Warnement, Patricia Daniel, and Kathleen Robenalt. BOTTOM: Feature writers look through current magazines for ideas for the next issue. STANDING: Evelyn Yoder, Jane Koller, Jeanne Marie Brown, Elizabeth Boyer, Donna Frey, Barbara Peck, Diana Muller, and Patricia Funkhouser. SEATED: William Wolf, Sera Ser- tell, Robert Daniel, Karen Schmidt and Elizabeth Steinmetz. l faq, A-M esyr , 52 la Paper, nnual ' Q- Charles Clark, Mary Ann Buchman, Jan Nesselhauf, Joseph Smith, Diana Gase, Carol Kastner, editors, and center, Richard Bugert, editor-in-chief, and Judith I-luss, assistant editor, diligently strive to meet an- other deadline. Edizfea' Q r s HK., f--L Busily and pensively planning a forthcoming Calvert News issue are hard work- ing Richard Theis, editor-in-chief, Louise Kerschner, Paul Puffenberger, John Saad, and Marie Derr, page editors. 'Wx i inf Y' Calvertana writers busy looking for ideas are Carol Caietto, Barbara Sports writers, Daniel Leahy, Harry Caito, Klopp, Shannon Leahy, Judy Miller, Kathleen Haefling, and Julie John Colatruglio, Stephen Kimmet, Char- Smith, les Welch, and Gerald Ruehle, look at LEFT: Calvert News typists who help to meet deadlines are Kathleen Meier, Alice Warne- ment, Dorthy Bentz, Marilyn Shaw, Sara Sertell, Barbara Dunn, and Janet Bookmyer. RIGHT: Writers for the Cal- vertana and Calvert News are Jan Nesselhauf, Sally Roszman, Barbara Allman, Kathleen New- man, Deborah Hafley, Barbara Arrington, Marcia Kasza, and Jane Sendelbach. pictures taken of recent football games. X O Q W Ss' 3 S N ..A.. ' f:f,.1:,, ..,. ,,, :gg ,Sig ..,A i 'ff K, .129--f::.f1i 1 ay M - A ,.5lQyf': 1giE 11? 122 , , . I . XI, if zif'-37Q?5fi'i' 2 +22 T Yi? 4 .- f , 2 ., , X 5 52 E .ssl 252 ' K 'X 'f I Q , 13ff,,ff5gu,1,g by-,lf S Y . , 3 , 1 -fizwi 3- f - W . i , ,Mi 1:.+i,1f2 3 fait 2113 ,L 5 M1 . -X- fig- J gg 1, 7 - ' f . ,, ww We , ., K ff L. A ,Qfgge - Q ,. -. ! 4' PM pf? F fir? - '21 T- :fi 9 7 - ' I --fl. we-QB 'R K, w ,Xi .ix gf ' ' v f . 5 if 32: 5 I ,M xx , A., fl r.kk- K , , - ' b ' 2 A v fmfwgifb , ','1 , gg 3 5 X . I tb, .A ,LEE . , - ff ,sea mg ,, . 552 . F21 .ax Q-Vg., S333 if gf ,-fp , -... A -1 . 4 'E Q, .Q sf , 'gags U ef ., s P i . x ' x' X Q t f , T' S' - - T ' ,, f W 5 cf N ,,5.g.5,A WW 1 ...,.-.,f.,s.,:Jg ' ff! 'u A f 'swf c Y ,.1. 5 :'3,5+,,M . N' x xi nam., axofx J f , gg,:5'? Q X , 51 . ,. ,' T: r . :Sig 3. m , ' A' m 2 3 ,L -, N K , UQ- x, L ig - M fi' 4 , q w x xx E 4 ffqxig 1 2, L. . ,M , . Vx ,V W 'f K Z '59 '.- K' lf? X LV vm? Q M Hi : rn Yr MY , Flkfxw' 9 , r 'X fm 'fix-YW? W ' 44- L fi is - , : 3 , Eg- if V- , 'S-3 ' X I-'fig 'WF 'Af 2' Q i k ff Q A ,fx Q ' f -. 05,3 1 x A, 0 , gg?-X 4 - X K :Nw , Ak? A - I S44 23.5 f, x 'H Q, ,E f,i.?f-mis ' 2, ,- ' . 1 . , i . - .3 ' W ':,'L - 2 'Y ix' J' X 'L . L A 4 NW 'H Q A X 5 - ..s. Q wpf hu. 4 YK A,-Q L - f Mx , .,- 0 , 1 W- r .. Q 1 -t Q H,- . ,aw-,, fav Q, Q Q, , Rt , .-and K M-W1 ---.......,...- ..sov l r N RW t uf wi' Q CLASS S Development of the whole man is the aim of a good education. Calvert provides for the intel- lectual training of its students by offering them courses geared to their abilities as well as their vocational plane. There are col- lege preparatory subjects for those who wish to go on to higher education after graduation. Stu- dents may concentrate in special areas such as mathematics or science. Another set of subjects is calculated to prepare the in- terested student for a place in the business world if he intends to choose this field. Still other sub- jects are offered for those who do not intend to go to college or into commercial work. If a stu- dent chooses his courses wisely at Calvert, he will find that all of his needs are provided for in the curriculum. REV. JAMES A. WALSH, B.A., Religion. REV. GEORGE KOERBER, M.A., Religion. SR. VINCENT DePAUL, O.S.U., M.S., Religion, Algebra, English. Relzgion Establishes Baszs Throughout his four years at Calvert each student has the' opportunity to acquire a strong knowledge of his religion. As freshmen, studentslearnhow to thank Godfor His magnificent love. In the sophomore year, emphasis is placed upon the practice of virtues. Along with ta study of Christ's life in the junior religion class, students also become acquainted with Church history. Since the fourth year course is the last formal religious training many seniors will receive, it deals primarily with the religious, married, and single states. Janet Bookmyer and Theresa Kenner 'are averaging the cost of the possible furnishings for their future, a standard assignment for Father Dunn's senior girls' religion classes during the study of marriage. All aboard! Woops! I finally swallowed that cigar! 58 A muwmwnerlbl ' mums ,I X x i 1, - J EE 8 Y isp, :H 54:55 ' 5--I-Q L. .Q Donald Malling is enlightening Stephen Kimmet about the perplexing subject of trigonometry. Yes, sir, it's still there! SISTER ROSE MARIE, O.S.U., M.S., Geometry, Algebra, Business Arith- metic. umber Knowledge In his four years at Calvert, the student finds a Wide variety of mathematics courses offered to him. He also finds that mathematics is an elective subject, but many students realize how important these courses are as preparation for college and the business world and choose to 1 5 Arm. Applying new and old methods in advanced algebra are Joseph Houck and Kathy Zimmer, who are explaining and working problems with Alvern Boes and Kathleen Welter. MR. ROBERT LEAHY, B.A., Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Useful Mathe- matics, Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach. 60 MR. ALBERT DIRINGER, B.E.E., M.Ed., Mechanical Drawing, Senior Mathe- matics, Algebra, Useful Mathematics. l.n evelops Mz'nd take them. Freshmen may take algebrag sopho- mores, geometry and useful mathematicsg juniors, advanced algehrag and seniors, solid goemetry, trigonometry, and modern mathe- matics. To gain information valuable to them in their study of geometry Theodore Allen, Richard Boes, and Mary Jane Welter are studying world famous mathematicians. Paulette King, Jane Smith, Donald Boehler, Joseph Frisch, and Gregory Sendelbach are working a new form of algebra problems. Various Branches Draw Scientists SISTER M. MAURICE, O.S.U., B.s.E., M.A., Chemistry, Biology, Gen- eral Science, Chemistry Club. SISTER ROSE ANGELA, O.S.U., B.S.E., Biology, Physics. MRS. DAVID MacFAR- LAND, B.A. General Science, Physical Edu- cation, Pep Squad, Cheer- leaders. Four basic subjects are offered to acquaint the interested student with science: general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. General science offers the student a subject dealing with the basic physical sciences and presents him witha fundamental concept of the sciences. Biology fills the requirement of a laboratory science which is required for graduation. Dealing with plants, animals, and man, it gives the student a study of the living organisms in the universe. Essential for college preparation and nurses training, chemistry familiarizes the student with the composition of' materials. Students wishing to study the science of physics are instructed in mechanics, heat, light, sound, and electricity. Included in general science is the study of the nine planets contained in the solar system. Each of these planets possesses its own characteristics. Richard Vassalle and Kathleen Snyder are making a complete study of the solar system. oh, that ben! 62 , 2 f gfffsx , 33225- X Q 1 sez E5 gf, - g V A. . K K V -1123 Q A , f ' :ie wi f ' . Q , ,X : 5 s 3 ' If . 'I -i K an fd if ' 1 li , . l Q , 6 , our - . Q if 3 H . ff- N' J , Q . : , Q , A K i Y ,V IS gg , N . 'YE' 0 1 3 Gi 5'Q I ,owe-ft S4 at Q lmgfh. 'X Q 9 il Q Q N imt S ff Ti S3 L QM! . E' Swsiw . . ,,N!, Q x Y . N l! . li is fi we +...... English, Speech Utilized in All SISTER M. AGNES, o.s.r., M.s.E., English SISTER MARGUERITA MARIE, O. S.U., M. A., English SISTER MARIE PIERRE, O.S.F., M. A. , English, Typing One sign of an edu- catedperson is his abil- ity to comprehend and use correctly his native tongue. Although English is not an elective sub- ject, the classes are designed to meet the needs of all students. Three types of classes are offered: special English, which provides a review of the funda- Members of the sophomore English class portray the characters in the assassina- tion scene from Julius Caesar. They are: Thomas Steinmetz, Gerald Gase, Paul Distel as Cassius, Radford Ewing as Caesar, Joseph DeRose as Brutus, Roger Dariano, and James Rumschlag. Cool it, newsroom staff! Following the junior tradition these thirdyear English students are studying American literature. David Kauffman, Susan Streaker, and Anne Marie Zelzack show the rest of the class areas used in local color stories. wr .W . J IHTI H Su lykczfs ' - F 2.5-H311 'lf?f:I-l5if'- i?E1ik-5k:':.f- ' SISTER M. MERICI, o.s,u., M.A., Fnglish, Speech, Glee Club, Dra- matics mentals of Englishg regular English, which includes grammar and composition aswell as a wider range of litera- tureg and college pre- paratory English. The subject of Englishis re- quired each year as it is needed for success in other subjects as Well as in all communication . yi' SISTER M. CHARLOTTE, O.S.U., B.A., Librarian ?' Barbara Dunn, center, is reciting her eulogy as fellow speech students Thomas DeMonte, Ronald Keller, Kathleen Robenalt, and Julie Kleinhenz wait their turn. Freshman English students study diligently the makeup of folk tales. Here Christine I-Iuth is relating one of these tales to the class. 65 Two Michael Marchetto delivers a speech to his fellow third year Latin students. The four year Latin program and the two year Spanish program serve a variety of purposes. Their primary objective is to provide the stu- dent with a rich cultural background and a use- ful conversational ability. Besides learning to speak the languages correctly, the pupils also learn to write them proficiently. At the same time these language courses develop a deep interest in the colorful customs and age-old traditions of the various countries. Because most colleges require at least two years of a foreign language, the se courses prove beneficial to the college -bound students, as well as to those who do not intend to go to college. rf:-ff 1 . K 'Lii. , -.,.,. 5 -idii iis' ,if t -. ic 1 is. , .,.f' 'ff '.--k QV 1 SISTER M. ALOYSIA, SISTER M. EMILY, O.S.U., O.S.U., M.A., Latin. M.A., Latin, English. 66 Second year Latin student Johnathan Daniel is studying diligently to master the language. SISTER M. EMMANUEL, O.S.U., M.A., Latin, Spanish, Latin Club, Inter Nos, Spanish Club. U ki'- Forezlgn Language ourses Ojjwea' A Latin down checks the progress of James Lee, Mary Ann Mathias, Philip Kuebler, and Diane Welty. Ann Bursa is dictating the vocabulary. Turn blue! Flash cards held by Mary Jane v . Breitenbach help in the study of second year Spanish. . M. V . K- ' s fir Q-art A SISTER M. SCHOLAS- TICA, O.S.U., B.A., Spanish, English, Art, Publications. ll ,ni Sophomore home economics student Joyce Fleck demonstrates to her class the correct procedure in transferring clothes from the washer to the dryer. On your mark. Get set. Go! Helpful Skills, Although not a required subject, home economics is a favorite among Calvert girls. They are instructed in the art of home- making, child care, sewing, and cookery. Each student realizes the importance of learning her trade well in order to prepare for her role as homemaker, wife, and mother. The aim of mechanical drawing is to prepare students for advanced courses in drawing. It teaches the central theory of shape description. Art gives training in the use of the basic media of painting and drawing as well as in recognizing and applying the principles of art. The mechanical drawing class Princzklyles QF Art Developed Barbara Baumgardner, Dorothy Smith, Karen Barnhart, and Theresa Leahy, members of the second year art class, show imagination and ingenuity in designing stage properties and in constructing the stage itself. sketches orthographic views. --'11 MIL FRED VOGEL, Study Hall. 69 SISTER M. IGNATIUS, O.S.U., B.A., Home Economics, English. Eager M inds Searehjir Knowledge Students who select social sciences find a well rounded course of studies. World history is offered to the freshmen for an essential historical background. All juniors are required to take Americanhistory for knowledge and appreciation of American heritage. American government is required of the seniors. In this course, Communism, the Constitution, the laws of the United States, and current events are examined. All classes serve as a basis for understanding the ideals which the founding fathers gave their lives. They instill in the students the courage to take up the challenge of citizen- ship which they as Americans must some day accept. l In senior civics classes the students' study of Americangovermfnent includes mock trials. During the trial of Harry Caito, Daniel Leahy gives valuable evidence for the prosecution. Judge Richard Theis, bailiff Thomas Barnhart and defense lawyers Robert Daniel and William Kasuga look on. MR. CHARLES CARPER, MR. KARL ZALAR, B.A., Three teams ofboys, Steven Gordon and Michael B.S., American Govern- World Geography, Ameri- Sauber, Kenneth Sheffer and Michael Bridinger, ment. can History, Athletic and Michael Lonsway and William Scherger, Director, Baseball Coach. QF H Z.Sf07j2 Margaret Koller, Joseph Frisch, and Patricia Burton use the globe to get an idea of the world's span. Movies are an essential and valuable asset to the American history classes. Here Richard Mann operates the projector as the class views the film. V: , Y e , will til? Ui 1 T 1 - ilifilgll A re ffvf' History is made as a great leader dies. Kneel! illustrate the three methods of artificial MR. JOSEPH KUKOY, MR. PAUL M1LETT1,B.A., respiration in health class. B.S., World History, Health. World History, Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball 71 Coach. ,aff Myww ei- '-is Future bookkeepers Margaret Baugher, Elizabeth Warnement, Shannon Leahy, and Barbara Peck are checking balances for completeness and accuracy. SISTERM. MARK, O.S.F., Typewriting, Shorthand, Office Practice. MR. MICHAEL MCCLEL- LAN, B.S., Bookkeeping, General Business, English, Assistant Football Coach. 72 Barbara Daniel looks somewhat happy about the amount of completed work she has performed on the adding machine. Pencil sharpeners, here we come! Raymond Kopp, Beverly Heyman, Joyce Smith, and Larry Classes Insure Commerce Careers Richard Vassalle and Theresa Miller are practicing everyday problems they will have to deal with in the business world. Calvert extends to the commercial minded student those courses which will enable him to prepare for his future career. Over the period of four years the student is offered typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping to develop the skills of business, while general business and office practice taught to ensure the various fundamentals needed to partici- pate in the rapidly developing business world. Brickner are finding out that many implements are used in business. Help! Practice makes perfect is the motto of Mary Ann Buch- man, Sally Roszman, and Paulette Sheffer, who are developing the skills of typing and shorthand. 73 QQ 4 - 'S , x CO Q if 0 1' o'0 A Q 1 .- NNWX if S QOL U.S.A. High school is much more than the da ily routine of textbooks and classrooms. The whole is equal to the sum of its parts, and is greater than any one of them. Likewise, the sum of the whole man is equal to the sum of his for mal and informal, exciting and dull,happy and sad moments. The purpose of Catholic education is to cultivate the whole man, spiritu ally, physically, and intellectu ally. This end is accomplished at Calvert through the various clubs special projects, and athletic pro grams. Perhaps the fondest memo ries of high school are those of the little unexpected, unplanned incidents which occur daily, but receive little or no attention. M any People, 175. . fig.. i is .K 3, ip- .4 Y ,L f 3,11 23 S ., H Ar I .- S L sr ,M I Spanish Club officers, Thomas Rochford, James Whitman, vice- president, Patricia Gillig, president, and Michael Margraf are studying Spain. Head maintenance engineer Donald Sharpe faithfully stands by his boiler, which he services to keep the school warm. Smile, it will be all over in a minute. Disturbed from their study are Latin Club of- ficers, Joseph Kuebler, treasurer, Brett Wil- loughby, president, Virginia Weithman, vice-president and Marygene I-1uth,secretary. Actz'vz'tz'es Keep School unning Members of the Inter Nos staff are: QSTANDINGQ Sally Roszman, Kathleen Newman, Virginia Weithman, Mary- gene I-luth, Kathleen Robenalt, Deborah Hailey, Jeanne Marie Brown, Donna Frey, QSEATEDQ John Sadd, Richard Bugert, Brett Willoughby, Richard Theis, and missing, John Colatruglio. Students enjoy lunch in Calvert's cafeteria, which serves the students well-balanced and nourishing m eals. Serving good meals daily are Mrs. Harriet McClellan, Mrs. Lois Flechtner, Mrs. Mary Steinmetz, and Mrs. Beryl Seitz, So now you know where I like to study in the morning before classes. Y If 1? s li if F. X K X Chemistry Club president John Saad and other of- ficers, Evelyn Yoder, Ann Kummerer, and Thomas Dendinger, explain the metric system. The new chapel is ready just in time for re- treat. The present FTA officers are Virginia 'Weithman, president, Donna Frey, treasurer, Charles Welch, vice-president, and Diana Gase, sec- retary. Halls 0 Calvert sf .Q X w. 7. K Q, mf 1 -go,- Band members prepare to leave for another long after- noon of practice. ...Al- High salesman in the junior Christmas card drive was energetic Patricia He- rig. Editors-in-chief, Richard Theis and Richard Bugert, work hand-in-hand. ing with Laughter ww l MW ww F 5, h P, ' . M ?M W up Father Mueller leads the students in the rosary before Mass on Friday. Checking over the school records is Miss Mary Lou Weimerskirch, school secretary. The Homecoming Court smiles for the camera at the annual Homecoming dance. RIGHT: Looking through recent issues of magazines are the high salesmen in the magazine drive: John Carrigan, Richard Theis, top salesman, and Russell Welty. School cleanliness is a responsiblity of all students. 79 Top salesmen inthe publications patron drive are Barbara Allman, Diana Gase, Patricia Daniel, Carol Gaietto, and Barbara Dunn. x-332. -f J fig? Af O .hw . ,, ,, mf 3 my W ek, Q N S, N13 QR f xx X it PORT Christian education consists not only in the development of the mind and of the soul but also in the development of the body. As well as immaterial powers, God has given us bodies to train and to discipline. If we expect to have productive and alert minds we must have healthy bodies. President Kennedy has stressed the need for physical fitness. The vigor of our country is no stronger than the vitality and will of our countrymen. With these basic truths in mind, Calvert has established a well- rounded physical fitness program Gym classes, football, basketball, and baseball all aid in the develop- ment of our growing bodies. MR. MILETTI, Head Coach 1 VARSITY Calvert 8 Bucyrus ........ 22 Calvert 14 Cardinal Stritch . 6 Calvert 0 Clyde .......... 6 Calvert 20 Oak Harbor ..... 32 Calvert 0 Lakota ......... 14 Calvert 34 Gibsonburg ..... 8 Calvert 8 Fremont St. joseph ..... 24 Calvert 26 Sandusky St. Mary ...... 6 Calvert 0 Lima Central . . . 49 RESERVE Calvert 20 Fostoria . . . . .22 Calvert 35 Clyde ...... . 0 Calvert 26 Oak Harbor . . . . O Calvert 36 Mohawk .... . 6 Calvert 0 St. joe . . .. . 14 M zghzjy Senecas Seal FRONT ROW: Michael McAndrew, Daniel Leahy, Robert Koby, Harry Caito, William Welty, Gerald Ruehl, John Colatruglio, Kenneth Distel, Raymond McGinnis, Donald Schoen, Joseph Houck, Jerome Lemmermen, Richardweidner, Thomas Kastner, Char- les Clark, David Herbert, David Yandura. SECOND Asuccessful attempt at a first down is completed 1 , MR. MCCLELLAN, MR. LEAHY, Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Kicking from inside the ten yard line, Raymond McGinnis attempts a long punt. in the Cardinal Stritch game. Aw:mmu1nu1wm zu Opponents Coumgeoushf ROW: Bradley Seitz, Richard Reinhart, Carl Werner, James Steyer, Joseph Clark, Jerald Schlick, Roger Dariano, Michael Bridinger, Timothy Fox, George Pahl, Thomas Kasza, David Ritzler, Joseph DeRose, Michael Benner, Frank Perna, Michael Brown. TOP ROW: Ray- mond Raitz, William Scherger, Joseph Zirger, John Wurm, Joseph Vassalle, Gerald Case, Michael Gillig, Robert Wise, Paul Reinbolt, Timothy Weidner, Jay Lemmermen, Karl Zalar, Louis Kummerer, Roger Frisch Paul Anderson, Philip Omlor, Michael Giliig. Assistant managers, Kenneth Sheffer, Michael Fisher, and head manager, Char- les Welch. The hole closes quickly as Timothy Fox tries for added yardage. 83 7 'r Q , ,v 53422 A Jas A if gi um 5? ii ' if 'S 'SF . 'fy Qu! 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Wx W, 15. , , Jr -5 , Kiki , rg' - yffg- A K ' why, A MBV, w Q 1.. , . , 3 1 i. Qf f ,fa r ji Af - ' 5 .lf I ,A Y-,rs-r 1 .,, r , '5 ik. 5 J -.43 Seniors Strive to Achieve High JOHN AKERS, Zombie BARBARA ALLMAN, Bobbi --Calvert News5 Calver- tana5 Patron Drive5 FTA 45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Span- ish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Glee Club 35 Op- eretta 3,45 Citizenship Award 25 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll. JEROME ALT, Jerry --Patron Drive. KEITH ANDERSON, Andy BARBARA ARRINGTON, Barb --Calvertana5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 1, 25Chem- istry Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Religion Honor Roll. SUSAN BANKS, Sue --Patron Drive5 Operetta 3. THOMAS BARNI-IART, Giant Homer Barney --Cal- vert News5 Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Latin Club 35 Chemistry Club 35 Operetta 35 Class Play5 Band l,2, 3,45 Class Officer 35 Citizenship Award 1,2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll. MARGARET BAUGHER, Peg --Calvert News5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,4. BARBARA BEAN, Beany --Calvert News, Calvertana, Business Manager5 Class Play5 Glee Club 3,45 Op- eretta 2,3,45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Patron Drive5 Reli- gion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll. DOROTHY BENTZ, Dort --Calvert News5 Calvertana5 Pep Squad 2,3,4. MARGARET BENTZ, Marg --Cheerleader 2,3,45 Choral Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Class Play. MARGARET J. BOGNER, Peggy JANET BOOKMYER--Calvert News5 Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll. ELIZABETH BOYER, Easta-Bunny -- Calvert News5 Pa- tron Drive5 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Homecoming Court5 Spanish Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Reli- gion Honor Roll5 Art Club 3. MARY JANE BREITENBACI-I, Janie --Patron Drive5 Spanish Club 3,45 Religion Honor Roll. JANICE BROWN, Jan --PatronDrive5 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,4. JEANNE F. BROWN, Francie --Calvert News5 FTA 2,3545 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Class Officer 15 Citizenship Award 1,45 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll. JEANNE MARIE BROWN, Jeanne --Calvert News5 Patron Drive5 FTA 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Officer 35 Latin Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Inter Nos5 Religion Honor Roll. MARY ANN BUCI-IMAN--Calvertana, Bditor5 Latin Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Inter Nos5 Religion Hon- or Roll. RICHARD PAUL BUGERT, Snuffy --Calvertana, Edi- tor-in-Chiefg Patron Drive5 Latin Club 3,45 Chem- istry Club 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Band 15 Inter Nos5 Citizenship Award 45 Religion Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll. HARRY CAITO, Harry Skip --Clavert News5 Class Play5 Football 3,45 Basketball 2,45 Chemistry Club 35 Citizenship Award 1,45 Religion Honor Rollg Scholastic Honor Roll. CHARLES CLARK, Charlie --Calvertana, Editor5 Patron Drive5 Football 45 FTA 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,4. JOHN COLATRUGLIO, Codge --Calvert News5 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Chem- istry Club 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Inter Nos5 Citizenship Award 25 Religion Honor Roll. THOMAS COMPANY, TC BARBARA DANIEL, Barb --Pep Squad 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Patron Drive. EDWARD DANIEL, Ed --Patron Drive. PATRICIA DANIEL, Pat --Calvert News5 Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Homecoming Court5 FTA 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Class Play5 Class Officer 2,45 Citizenship Award 1,2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll5 Class Welcome. ROBERT E. DANIEL, Corky --Calvert News5 Chem- istry Club 3, Secretary 35 Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 1,2,3,4, President 35 Class Officer 45 Citizenship Award 1,2,3,45 Religion Honor Rol15 Scholastic Honor Roll. THOMAS De MONTE, Tom GERALD DEPINET, Jerry --Patron Drive. GERALDINE DEPINET, Gerri --Patron Drive5 Chem- istry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll. MARIE DERR--Calvert News, Editor5 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Class Play, Citizen- ship Award 45 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll. DAVID DISTEL, Dave --Glee Club 2,3,45 Vice- President 45 Operetta 2,3,4. KENNETH DISTEL, Bernie --Football 3,4, Co- Captain5 Basketball 35 Glee Club 2,35 Operetta 2,3. BARBARA DUNN, Dunnie --Calvert News5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,4. JUDY DYSARD--Calvert News5 Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Latin Club 35 Class Play5 Band 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Class Officer 35 Buckeye Girls' State5 Citizenship Award 1,2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll. JOI-IN EWING, Slinky --Basketball 45 Chemistry Club 35 Band l,2,3,45 Patron Drive. GARY FEASEL, Skeez JOHN FERSTLER, Fert'l --Patron Drive5 Class Offi- cer 2. JOHN FIEGELIST DONNA FREY, D-Pie --Calvert News5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Latin Club 3,45 Inter Nos5 Patron Drive5 Religion Honor Roll. CAROL FRISCH, Sue --Patron Drive5 Spanish Club 3,45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll. PATRICIA FUNKI-IOUSER, Pat - - Calvert News5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2, 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,4. CAROL GAIETTO, Grape- Stomper'--Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Glee Club 3,45 Choral Club 1,25 Op- eretta 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 4. JANET GARDNER--Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll. DIANA GASE, Gasey --Calvertana, Editorg Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Operetta 2. RICHARD GASE, Dick ROGER GERBER, Gerbs PATRICIA GILLIG, Pat --Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45President 45 Chemistry Club 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll. EDWARD GOSHE, Ed --Patron Drive. MARK GRIFFIN, Griff --Chemistry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll. MARY GRUSS, Mary --Patron Drive5 Chemistry Club 35 Choral Club 15 Operetta 3. KATHLEEN HAEFLING, Haef --Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Homecoming Court5 Spanish Club 3,45 Choral Honors in This Lz' e and the ext Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 President 45 Operetta 1,2, 3,45 Citizenship Award 35 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll. DEBORAH HAFLEY, Debbie --Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Latin Club 45 Chemistry Club 35 Band 2,3,45 Inter Nos5 Citizenship Award 15 Operetta 35 Calvert News. MURIEL HARSI-LMAN, Mert --Calvert News5 Calver- tana5Operetta1,2,35 Class Play5 Chemistry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll. MARY PAT HART, Harsie --Patron Drive, Pep Squad 2,3,4. DAVID HERBERT, Herbie --Football 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Class Play. MICHAEL HOERIG, Fish --Latin Club 3. MICHAEL HOMAN, Mike --Religion Honor Roll. CAROL HOOVER--Patron Drive5 Chemistry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll. DONALD HOOVER, Don JUDITH HUSS, Judy --Calvertana, Assistant Editor5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Glee Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Operetta 3,45 Citizenship Award 15 Chemistry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll. MARYGENE HUTH- -Patron Drive5 FTA 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Latin Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Inter Nos5 Citi- zenship Award 35 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll. LOUISE IMMELE, lmp -- Pep Squad 2,3,45 Patrol Drive. MICHAEL IMMELE, Mike --Patron Drive. CAROL KASTNER, Carola --Calvertana, Editor5 FTA 2,3,45 Operetta1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choral Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Citizen- ship Award 35 Religion Honor Roll. MARTHA ANN KASTNER, Marty --Patron Drive5 Pep squad 2,3,4, choral ciub 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 op- eretta 1,2,3,4. THOMAS KASTNER, Kash --Football 45 Latin Club 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 3. WILLIAM KASUGA, Kasabooboo --Spanish Club 3, Band l,2,3,4. MARCIA KASZA, Marsh --Calvert News5 Calvertana5 Patron Drive5Pep Squad 2,3,45 Homecoming Court5 FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 35 Chemistry Club 3, Secretary 35 Choral Club 15 Operetta 1,25 Class Play5 Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 3,4, Secretary 45 Class Officer 25 Citizenship Award 2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll. RONALD KELLER, King Kong --Patron Drive. THERESA KENNER, Terry --Patron Drive5 Choral Club 15 Class Play5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Art Club 2,3. KATHLEEN KERKHOFF, George --Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Choral Club 1,25 Glee Club 31-45 Op- eretta l,2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Religion Honor Roll. LOUISE KERSCHNER, Louie --Calvert News, Editor5 Calvertana5 FTA 2,3,4, President 35 Chemistry Club 35 Choral Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta l,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Kiwanis Award5 Citizenship Award 2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll. STEPHEN KIMMET, Steve --Calvert News, Calver- tana, Business Manager5 Patron Drive5 Chemistry Club 35 Class Play5 Citizenship Award 3,45 Religion Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll. JANE KINN--CalvertNews5 Patron Drive5 Choral Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,4. JULIE KLEINHENZ--Calvert News5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 FTA 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Class Play5 Religion Honor Roll. BARBARA KLOPP, Janie --Calvertana5 Choral Club 25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 2,3,4. RUTH ANNE KLOPP, Ruthy --Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 3,4. ROBERT KOBY, Kobes --Football 45 Class Officer 15 Patron Drive5 Religion Honor Roll. JANE KOLLER--Calvert News5 Class Play5 Pep Squad 2,3,4. ANN KUMMERER--Latin Club 35 Chemistry Club 4, Librarian-Historian 45 Patron Drive5 Operetta 35 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll. BARBARA KUMMERER, Kummie --Pep Squad 2,3, 4. DANIEL LEAHY, Pooky --Calvert News5 Football 45 Chemistry Club 3, Secretary 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Class Play5 Religion Honor Roll. SHANNON LEAHY--Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Op- eretta 3,45 Class Play5 Religion Honor Roll. JERRY LEMMERMEN, Drops --Football 2,3,45 Chem- istry Club 45 Class Play5 Citizenship Award 25 Re- ligion Honor Roll. KAREN LUCIUS--Calvert News5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3. WILLIAM LUTZ, Chas --Spanish Club 35 Chemistry Club 3. DONALD MALLING, Don --Calvertana5 Chemistry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll. ADALENE MANGIOLA, Lena --Patron Drive5 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 FTA 2,35 Spanish Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choral Club 1,25 Operetta l,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll. KATHLEEN MEIER, Kathy --Calvert News5 Patron Drive5 Choral Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 1,2, 3,45 Pep Squad 2,3,4. DEBORAH MEYER, Debbie --Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Choral Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 1,2, 3,45 Religion Honor Roll. CAROL MILLETTI--Calvertana5 Class Play. DAN MILLER, Dude --Football 3. JUDITH MILLER, Mody .Iiller --Calvert News5 Cal- vertana5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,4, Captain 45 Choral Club 25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta l,2,3,45 Class Play. CHARLES MUELLER, Mike --Chemistry Club5 Span- ish Club 3,4. DIANA MULLER, Dede --CalvertNews5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Art Club 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Choral Club 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta l,2,3,45 Class Play5 Religion Honor Roll. DENNIS MURPHY, Vern --Football 35 Chemistry Club 3. .IAN NESSELHAUF--CalvertNews5 Calvertana, Editor5 Patron Drive5 FTA 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll5 Quill and Scroll. KATHLEEN NEWMAN, Kathy --Calvert News5 Cal- vertana5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta l,3,45 Class Play5 Inter Nos 5 Religion Honor Roll. MICHAEL ODDOU, Hogan --Chemistry Club 35 Citi- zenship Award 25 Religion Honor Roll5 Scholastic Honor Roll. BARBARA PECK, Barb --Calvert News5 Calvertana5 Patron Drive5 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Religion Honor Roll. PAUL PUFFENBERGER, Puffy --CalvertNews5 Editor5 Patron Drive5 Latin Club 35 Chemistry Club 35 Re- ligion Honor Rol15 Quill and Scroll. GERALD RANKER, Burly Thy Ojjfer Works to Goa' FREDERICK REIMER, Ryemer --Patron Drive3 Glee Club 23 Operetta 2. BONITA REIS, Bonnie --Patron Drive3 Chemistry Club 33 Glee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,43 Religion Honor Roll. SUSAN REIS, Susie --Patron Drive3 Chemistry Club 33 Glee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,4. ARTHUR RENNINGER, Skip --Baseball 23 Glee Club 2,33 Operetta 2,3. LINDA REX--Calvert News3 Patron Drive3 Pep Squad 2,3,4. JOSEPH A. RIEDY, Jose ' RICHARD RING, Dinger --Patron Drive. KATHLEEN ROBENALT, Kathy --Calvert News3 Pep Squad 2,3,43 Latin Club 43 Chemistry Club 33 Op- eretta ls Class Play3 Inter Nos 43 Citizenship Award 1,23 Religion Honor ROIIQ Scholastic Honor Roll. WILLIAM ROCKFORD, Rock --Calvert News, Cal- vertana, Business Manager3 Chemistry Club 43 Class Playg Patron Drive. BARBARA ROI-IRBACH, Barb --Pep Squad 3,4. SALLY ROSZMAN, Sam --Calvert News3 Patron Drive3 Choral Club 1,23 Glee Club 3,43 Operetta l.,2,3,4j Latin Club 3,43 Religion Honor Roll3 Citi- zenship Award l,2. GERALD RUEI-ILE, Barney --Calvert News3 Football 3,4, Co-Captain 43 Latin Club 33 Chemistry Club 33 Class Play3 Class Officer 33 Citizenship Award li Religion Honor Roll. JOHN R. SAAD, Sig --CalvertNews, Editor3 Citizen- ship Award l,2,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Latin Club 3, Treasurer 33 Chemistry Club 4, President 43 Class Officer 13 Buckeye Boys' Statej Kiwanis Award3 Inter Nos3 Class Play3 Religion Honor Rol13 Scholastic Honor Roll3 Quill and Scroll. DORIS SCHANK--Patron Drive3 Chemistry Club 33 Spanish Club 3,43 Calvert News. KAREN SCHMIDT, K.nute --Calvert News3 Patron Drive3 Pep Squad 2,3,4g FTA 3,43 Chemistry Club 33 Glee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,45 Class Play3 Religion Honor Roll. MARY ANN SCHULTZ- -Patron Drive3 Pep Squad 2,3,43 FTA 3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Chemistry Club 4s Op- eretta 13 Class Officer 13 Citizenship Award 13 Reli- gion Honor Roll3 Scholastic Honor Roll. JOSEPH SCHOCK, Schocktroops II --Patron Drive3 Art Club 2,33 Spanish Club 3,43 Chemistry Club 33 Religion Honor Roll. DONALD SCHOEN, Duck --Patron Drive3 Football 4. GREGORY SEEMUTH, Sox --Patron Drive3 Operetta 2. MARY LOU SEISLOVE, Lulu --Glee Club 3,45 Oper- etta 3,4. JANE SENDELBACH, Janie --Calvert News3 Calver- tana3 Patron Drive3 FTA 2,3,4s Chemistry Club 33 Glee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,43 Religion Honor Roll3 Scholastic Honor Roll. ROLANDA SENDELBACH, Lonnie --FTA 3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Band 2,3,43 Majorette 3,43 Religion Honor Roll. SARA SERTELL, Circles --Calvert News 3 Calvertana3 Patron Drive3 Pep Squad 2,3,4Q FTA 3,45 Choral Club 1,23 Glee Club 3,45 Operetta l.,2,3,4j Class Play3 Class Officer 23 Religion Honor Roll3 Scho- lastic Honor Roll3 Catholic Chronicle Leader 3. MARILYN SHAW--Calvert News3 Patron Drive3 Pep Squad 2,3,4. PAULETTE SHEFFER--Religion Honor Roll. BETTY SHULTZ--Spanish Club 3,43 Religion Honor Roll. FRED Sl-IELT, B. P. --Class Play3 Football 3. DIANE M. SMITH--Calvert News3 FTA 4. JOSEPH A. SMITH, Snuffy --Calvertana, Editor3 Chemistry Club 33 Class Play. JULIE SMITH--Calvertana3 Choral Club li Operetta 13 Band 2,3,43 Religion Honor Roll. BONITA STEINMETZ, Bonnie --Chemistry Club 33 Pep Squad 2,43 Religion Honor Roll. ELIZABETH STEINMETZ, Betty - -Calvert News 3 Patron Drive3 Pep Squad 2,3,4j Religion Honor Roll Scho - lastic Honor Roll. JOSEPH STEINMETZ, Pepe --Spanish Club 3,43 Chemistry Club 3. LINDA STULTZ, Lynn --PatronDrive3 Glee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,4. RICHARD TALLEY, Dick --Spanish Club 3,4, Vice President 33 Glee Club 2,3,43 Operetta 2,3,4. MICHAEL TAYLOR, Mick --Class Play. RICHARD TERRY, Dick --Chemistry Club 33 Citi- zenship Award 13 Religion Honor Roll. RICHARD THEIS, Theisie --CalvertNews, Editor-in- chief3 Pat:ronDrive3 Latin Club 3,43 Chemistry Club 3, Chairman 33 Band 1,2,3,4, President 43 Class Of- ficer 2,45 Inter Nos3 Citizenship Award 1,2,3,43 Re- ligion Honor Roll3 Scholastic Honor Roll3 Quill and Scroll3 Calvertanag Class Farewell. ELOISE M. WAGNER, Louie --Calvertana3 Class Of- ficer 33 ClassPlay3 Glee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,43 Pep Squad 2,3,4, Co- Captain 43 Chemistry Club3 Span- ish Clubj Patron Drive3 Religion Honor Roll. ALICE WARNEMENT--Calvert News3 Patron Drive3 Chemistry Club 3s Glee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,43 Pep Squad 2,3,43 FTA 2,3,43 Religion Honor Roll. ELIZABETH WARNEMENT, Betty --Calvert News3 Pa- tron Drive3 Chemistry Club 33 Operetta li Citizen- ship Award 3,43 Pep Squad 2,3,43 Religion Honor Roll3 Scholastic Honor Roll. RICHARD WEIDNER, Whoopie --Calvert News3 Foot- ball 3,43 Class Play3 Art Club 2,3. VIRGINIA WEITHMAN, Wigs --Calvert News, Cal- vertana, Business Manager3 Patron Drive3 FTA 2,3,4, President 43 Latin Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 Chem- istry Club 33 Choral Club 23 Operetta 23 Inter Nos- Religion Honor Roll3 Scholastic Honor Roll. 1 CHARLES WELCH, Senator --Calvert News3 Patron Drive3 Football Manager 2,3,43 Basketball Manager 2,3,4s Baseball Manager 2,3,43 FTA 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 43 Chemistry Club 33 Operetta 23 Class Play3 Religion Honor Roll. RUSSELL WELTY, Curt --Baseball 3,4. WILLIAM WELTY, Bi1l --Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 3,43 Baseball 2,3,4. JAMES WHITNIAN, Jim --Spanish Club 3,4, Vice President 43 Religion Honor Roll. BRETT WILLOUGHBY, Brutus --CalvertNews3 Patron Drive3 Latin Club 3,4, President 43 Inter Nos3 Reli- gion Honor Roll. WILLIAM WOLF, Bill --Chemistry Club 3, President 33 Band 1, 2,3,43 Citizenship Award 3 3 Religion Honor Roll. EVELYN YODER, Evie --Calvert News3 Calvertana3 PatronDrive3Pep Squad 2,3,43 Homecoming Queen3 FTA 33 Spanish Club 3,43 Chemistry Club 4, Secre- tary3G1ee Club 3,43 Operetta 3,43 Class Play3 Class Officer 43 Citizenship Award 3,45 Religion Honor ROIIQ Quill and Scroll. Alumni Give Report on Actz'vz'tz'es The Alumni Association of Calvert, num- bering over two thousand members, was headed this year by Mr. Steve Ecos, presi- dentg Mr. Thomas Goetz, vice-president, Mrs. Thomas Company, secretary, and Mrs. james Ewald, treasurer. As in the past, a High Mass was offered in the Ursuline Chapel for all the living and deceased members and their families. To mark the celebration of their one- hundreth anniversary of teaching in the Tif- fin schools, the officers and many alumni attended Massin honor of the Ursuline Sist- ers . A note of appreciation was sent to them from the Alumni Association. Congratulations were also extended to a Cal- vert alumnus, Calvert's principal, the Rev. Edward C. Dunn, on his appointment as a monsignor. Mr. Thomas Goetz Mrs. James Ewald Vice-President Treasurer 93 .M A Mr. Steve Ecos President Secretary Mrs. Thomas Company The annual alumni dance at Meadowbrook Ballroom, held on August 3 l, was well at- tended by many alumni from Tiffin and out-of-town. A combined potluck and card party was held on April 25, pro- ceeds ofwhichwent to the Calvert library for the purchase of books or other equip- ment. The class of l939will celebrate its silver anniversary this year. In closing our year, we, as the officers , would like to thank all alumni who have helped in anyway to make this a success - ful year for the Alumni Association. Calvertana Patrons Henry L. Abbott, M.D. Advertiser -Tribune Allie Allman Charles Ardner Ballreich Brothers, Inc. Banks Hair Fashions Bascom Gamblers Baumgardner Burial Vaults Beatrice Foods Bills Economy, Men and Boys' Wear J. P. Bork Brinnon's Wallpaper and Paint Store Photography by Sam Brown Mr. and Mrs. P. Bugert Richard A. Bush R. L. Callaghan Calvert Cafeteria Tiffin Catholic Youth Organization St. Mary's CYO St. Joseph CYO Dr. and Mrs. William Carrigan Citizens Savings and Loan Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Clark Coca -Cola Bottling Co. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Consolo Cook's Food Center Dairy Queen Carl Daniel Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Daniel Patrick Dell DeRans Red Head Station Frank T. Dore Robert Dryfuse, O.D. james Dunn Family john Dunn Elchert Religious Shop Etzkorn Insurance and Real Estate Fashion Shop john Felter Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ferrall Firestone Stores I. J. Fleck Walter Fleck, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fleck, jr. Paul A. Flynn Food Giant Supermarket Haroldj. Fraley, Sr. C . J. France Paul I. France, O.D. Frosted Foods Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaietto Peter Gaietto O. C. Garlo, M.D. Gay Lanes Gerber's Welding and Machine Shop Mary L. Gillig Good Office Supply Co. Goodyear Service Store The Gordon Lumber Co. H 81 H Construction H gl S lnc. Holmer's Shell Service Hoover's Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lmmele james Radio and TV Service Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kinn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kleinhenz Kloop Plumbing and Heating Kuebler -Burger Shoe Store james C . Leahy john Leahy, M.D. Richard A. Leahy, M.D. Lee's Shoes E. F. Ley, M.D. A. S. Lupica, M.D. M 81 R Cafe Mark's Lunch Marvin's Delicatessen Mary and john's Hamburger Shop Meadowbrook Park C . G. Meyer and Son, Awnings Mrs . John McGowan C . C . McKay Newman Music Store W. Obringer, Plastering Contractor Louis G'Connell Co. Chio Fuel Gas Co. Parklane Food Store Paul's Delicatessen Phillips Electric Rozanne Phillips Ranker's Sinclair Paul F. Reimer Family Republic Roofing Richard Routh jim Robenalt Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Robenalt R. E. Ross and C. L. Strane, O.D. Russell-Reed-Felton, Inc. Russell Refrigeration Sales St. Joseph Altar Society Bill and Ben Schock Leo Schoen Schroer's Dairy Isle E. R. Schriner, M.D. Edward H. Schultz Carl A. Schwable Hardware ln Memory of Chas . Shaull Shumway Floral Co. Star Dry Cleaners Norman Stein Agency Superior Paint and Supply lnc. Theis Sheet Metal Tiffin Automobile Dealers' Assn. Tiffin Enterprise, Inc. Tiffin Excavating Contractors Tiffin Fire Extinguishing Sales Tiffin Funeral Directors' Assn. Tiffin Glass and Mirror Tiffin Marine Tiffin Paper Co . Tiffin Radio Store Tiffin Scenic Studios, Inc. Bob Uhl Radio Service Wagner Floral Co. Sheriff Robert Wagner Paul Wahrer Paul Wank Alice Warnement Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Welch Donovan P. Williams Wolf Refrigeration Wright's Market Wyme's Dr. Carl Yager, D.D.S. Mary Scheerer Zeiter, Clerk of Courts E. Zoeller, Contract Hauling and Excavating Alumni Devote Lives to Goa' Anderson, Phyllis, '35, SISTER M. DAMIAN, Ursu- line Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Baumgardner, Betty, '37, SISTER M. BARNABAS, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio 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,m Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Depinet, Rev. Robert, '52, Maryknoll Missionaries Distel, Agnes, '44, SISTER M. ARTHUR, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Distel, Hilda, '39, 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, Ursu- line 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 K1'upp,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, Ohio Martin, Mary Jane, '44, SISTER M. CAJETAN, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio McNulty, James, '58, BROTHER JAMES, Holy Cross Brothers, Notre Dame, Indiana Michaels, Alice, '33, SISTER M. JUDITH, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Pahl,Mary, '56, SISTER MARY ST. PAUL OF JESUS CRUCIFIED, Poor Clare Nuns, Cleveland, Ohio Puffenberger, Catherine, '31, SISTER M. GRETCHEN, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Scherger, Rev. Herman, '49, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio -I-Scott, Rev. James, 33, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio Skokane, Shirley, '44, SISTER M. PETER, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Smith, Cecelia, '34, SISTER M. JOVITA, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio Smith, Lillian, '33, SISTER M. CAROLINE, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Smith, Luci11e, 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 -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, '28, SISTER M. ESTELLE, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Welter, Carolyn, '52, SISTER CAROLYN THERESE, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Welter, Margaret, '37, SISTER M. BORROMEO, Ur- suline Nuns, Toledo Ohio Welter, Marilyn, '52, 'SISTER MARILYN THERESE, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Willman, Anna, '33, SISTER M. JOSEPHA, Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, Ohio 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 -I-Zeiger, Helen, '28, SISTER M. MARCELLINE, Ur- suline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Zeiger, Marguerite, '27, SISTER M. CELESTE, Ursu- line Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Zoeller, Charles, '50,BROTI-IER MAURUS, St. Mein- rad Archabbey, St. Meinrad, Indiana Zoeller, Jeanne, '52, SISTER FRANCIS THERESE, Ursuline Nuns, Toledo, Ohio Unser, James, '58, BROTHER TIMOTHY, O.F.M. Conv., Mt. St. Francis, Indiana In M emoriam john Fitzgerald Kennedy In 1963 we were shocked by an unforgettable event when a young and profoundly loved President was struck down at the very crest of his power, talents, experience, and influence. We pray that he may rest in peace--his noble soul with God for all eternity, his still youthful body awaiting the resurrection of the dead. 96