Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Cheer Team On Much ofthe spirit and enthusiasm of Calvert students is inspired by the cheerleaders: Jane Gaietto, Elaine Arrington, Mary Jane Welter,SusanI-loffert, Mary Jo Mathias, and Barbara Herbert. ll 4 1 t - These Calvert boys seem prepared to lead the fans in cheers for the team. BOTTOM left: The queen and her court reign over the Homecoming dance. Senior class officer George Pahl dances with the queen. x 'l l YQ if 5 fa K , ' 1 1 Y W I7 N xg- F I

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Court Honored of Homecomingg Fons Jumping with enthusiasm, the fans cheer the team on to victory over Gibsonburg. Left: Overcome withjoy, Patricia Kirian covers her face as she is an- nounced as Cal- vert's 1964 Homecoming Queen. Senior officers Timothy Fox and George Pahl pre- sent the newly crowned Queen with a floral bouquet. Patricia Kirian beams after being crowned at the annual Homecoming game. Her court includes Barbara Herbert, Martha Kummerer, Anne Weimerskirch, and Mary Beth Lutz. Suspense mounts among Calvert fans as the fullback makes a desperate dash for the goal line.

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Fund Raising Helps Support School, Top magazine salesmen, Carl Stein, Susan Schultz, Alice Hoover, John Carrigan, and Kevin Leahy, look over the prize list with Sister M. Mark. Happy salesmen , Susan Hoffert, Catherine Welch, Thomas Dendinger, and Michael Fisher, await a patron's signature. ln The Fatal Quest, part of Monsignor's feast day program, the duke, Philip Omlor, pleads with the king, Paul Shireman, for the hand of the lovely princess, Raymond McGinnis, as the anxious queen, Stephen Leahy, worries about the out- come. Juniors Jeanne Wank, Gerald Parkins, Saundra Stanton, Shirley Breidenbach, and Barbara Baumgardner receive their awards as high salesmen in the annual junior Christmas card sale from Father Mueller.