Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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bustling schedules Atmosphere! A FrenchMardi, the days of Cicero, a Spanish pinata-- the language clubs, supervised by Sister M. Emmanuel OSU and Sister M. Ruth OSF, take foreign culture out of textbooks. Twice a year at Christmas and Easter, the Inter Nos appears, translating the holidaymood into Latin. Music! Senior and sophomore Glee Clubs, directed by Sister john Paul OSU, sang through a round of pro- grams with selections varying from Oklahoma to Ha1leluja Chorus to Ol' Man River. Flair! Reindeer flew on the office windowg stage sets backed theatre performances. The Art and Drama Clubs, guided by Sister M. Diane OSU and Sister john Paul OSU, spiced up passing events. Trips to art ex- hibits, an opera, and plays exposed members to art happenings. .wg 5 1 F tsct W.,,--.......l Sophomore Glee Club smiles confidently after their suc- cessful Christmas performance. Art: and Drama Club members tum lumber jacks as they construct backdrops for the operetta. 29

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lndividual's assets enhanced through clubs' Queen of French Club Mardi Gras, Marcia Mumper, and loyal subjects grab munchables at the SAB's bakesale. Latineers join in chorus during Christmas songfest, and Spanish Club membersjane Moyer, jane Frisch and Carol Huss explain the story of Our Lady of Guadalupe. 28 K. Rohrbach, S. Dariano, R. LaFontaine, N. Ben- ner, L. Seitz, C. Etzkorn, J. Ott, C. Wi1lman,B. Montz, staff the Inter Nos. Senior Glee Club sounds with the harmonies of its baritones, tenors, altos, and sopranos.

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