Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1980 volume:

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TAD ld I If Jun J gi 'JM' 'IPM i.fII,I' ff:fL.'l1.- 1,.r:l0E' I l I I fail? -- 1. l I T-H ' 4- U -- You Shall Wander Far In Safety, Though You Do Not Know The Way. Q aw ,' K 'qw -,. -.,., A v .1.., V.-.4 ,I .., s-4 wrgzm Li 1, speak your woxds mf or elg :H lT J ,M,1g,nl. -Oil.- 1-,19:,f.i'?if.i.:f'fjiifii:-Tl ' f 1 1 1- 2 ...- -L -.V-.-.-iT7i 1, -o 1 ' e the face 0: .Q T- B Ml. Q3 . I- e I JW- A TIP n JS G K -1 if . E e I a - fraid,,--- 3 ' ,ff mf P 0 V ' 4 if I' F H r if - Bm f f ' j-- :E 1? S - fol-low et -- -- - I 0 gi Jfif ,LH I r f Q f F ' V --Cm V Glli Bm f QF QL ' -QL J, V 7' 0 J J Vr J :QKJCTQL Father Joseph Schmelzer We, the graduating class of l98O, would like to express our deepest gratitude to our dear friend and teacher Fatht Joseph Schmelzer. He has aided us not only with his wisdom, talents and never ending faith, but also with his sincel friendship. Fr. Joe is the cause for our class unity and spirit. He taught us to care by being an excellent example, and I gave us something special to live by, our song, Be Not Afraid . So out of the love we all share for Fr. Joe, we wish to dedicate our senior section to him. Thank you, Father, for being a very important and influential part of our years here at Calvert. God blessl Love. The Class of I98C Senior . . . Finally it's here! Doors once more. but never again. Sadness reigns, yet happiness is in the air also. Graduation, sadness, joy . . . a time to remember. Ritzler Now it's the world and you. fighting for survival. Be brave. . I gf, Fight to succeeds ' those doors were A W f thi . . or some ng gy Those doors hold i the key - ' to the y future. by Brenda Shook Cgngtance Timothy Ardner Baumgarmer , -I-. l 1 l 1 Theresa Boehler Christine Bollsh Marianne Borer John Bremyer .'. 1 X i Daniel Brickner Kathryn Bl'iCkl12l' Keith Brickner Louis Bl'lCk'19 D x 1- . l if ' elf' 1 Q Stephen Brodman Jill Bursa Jane Chambers Jacqueline Cool Michael Dell John DeLong Barbara Depinet l-as Gerald Buchman Lisa Crist Dianna Derr I' gf li and .- Gerald ElCh9l'T Jacqueline Elchert Vivian Ellenwood Catherine Everhart N Gregory Distel Brenda Elchert Seniors 9 0 Jennifer Faber Andrew Heck Karen Frey Cheryl Frye - Jenifer Gaietto Tamera Gaietto .len y' nGregory IO Seniors Q Davld Gase Karen Graham 'X Stephen Hipp Raymond Hohman Michael Iannantuono wal gli Douglas Ink m Christine Huss Douglas Iannantuono Dale Illig Kathleen Kapelka Seniors ll Randal King Peter Krupp - Laura Kopp 1 r ? John Kuhn I2 Seniors . F 11,1 , 5 Randy King -QA Dawn Kummer Edward Kummerer -ff.. ,QL Dave h and Matt Scholl in Jose Mail Brian Maloney Lharles Miller Anne Moody Anthony Latona Gregory Link Lorraine McCarlan - David Lucius Eric Magers Q Paula Miletti Seniors I3 Norm Smith and Brian Ma- Ioney Nancy Nutter Linda Paradiso Jeanne Omlor Pamela Peer Jeffrey PCITY Anthgny Race I4 Seniors 1 I F Anthony Ranlerl Dennis Reamer James Reiter James Rueter i 5 4. 4, 1 Lawrence Ritllel' Janine Sanders Andy Fleck - Jennifer SanGregory Daniel 5Ch2I'g2I' Fredrick Scherger Martha Scherger Seniors I5 J' J Mary Schetter .- Katherine Shanabrook Matthew Scholl Mary Shank Brenda Shook David Smith Kristy Kovasckltz - Christine Steyer Q g , - Mary Worland S 'nl x - l' ,.gl. . S f ' 4 4, Who's Among American High School STEVEN BRODMAN, Brodie , Football Ie JILL, if-a, JiII , National , ' ,chinery Citizenship sent ,fi e 3, 4, CYO I, 2, 3, 4, Prom I8 Senior Directory A! L, A t , , V---N ,-. -. -,,-iV-----f--f-- or Society 3, 4, Student Council I Ckepresentativegp, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4 fEuchure 4, Ping Pong 3, 411, Opp tta Committee 2. 3, 4, Mission Representativ-I CYQ, lg . 4, CYO Basketbal , 4, Prom Committee 3, Iii Q . ,, - mong American High ool St s 3, 4, 'i'vfI,Ii, ,i,,i 'Q ncer 4 DANIEL BRICKNER, onzai' .estling 2. 3, 4, 6' ' lub 2, CYO 4 CEuchre 41 l g 'ssion Reprgenta- tive 2 3 4, m Com 'ttee 3, Mat o's Wh I mong Football I I, 2, 3 2. 3, Operetta Committe 's Whqdgmong Magic , Football I, 2, Citizenship Ping Pong 3, 41, Glee 2, 3, 4, CYO I, 2, 4: , . 3, 4 Wrestling I, National Machinery Citizens Homecoming Escort 4, Honor Roll I, 2 , 4, CEuchre Champign , Backgammon '-.E1fiII,i'Q,I ,3C6 41 ball 3, 4 A - 'f' . 'gg GERALD BU iIi,I',L,1:f', II ooky , Football iii, 2, 3, 4, 2. 3, ffaiili 4, National achinery Award I, 2, 3, 4, 'Monetary Winner 4, Student Ci CAlternate I, Representative 2, 3, 41, Honor Roll I, 2 Representative I, CYO I, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among High School Students 3, 4, Daughters of American Cit enship Award 4, Calvert, News Staff 4 Award I, Outstandiiig, Sophomore 3 4 Q chre 4 Back ammon 4. Ping Pong 3, 41, nal Honor Society' ,,,f4, Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4, 1 li' 1 8 'Kathy, K.B. , National Machinery tize, vert Ne ter1, State Band 3 4 Student Cvuncil 4 CAI . I9 42395 BARBARA D s , Honor Roll 3, Intramurals 4 fEuchre I, 2, 3 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, ee Club , . 4, Cyg ,yu C W 401313 - Ki . 35:2 '- X .4 . .MH Sq?-. .II1 f + Wm M, . -fnsr. 7 - AL: fw C' ,v' 1-W --'H' 'W-.3w.L, gl, . W . g55p,.l, . qi-gig mm 1 if fi?:Yii f. nv 1? 1 .,1. 1 :JM .1-N K IH: ,A1,.. ' is s w .1.,4.,,- - ,,r .t um .V 'W . N l 'y IU, 'W Mfr- . 1.23 .' ' '. 13 , Hx... Q wi? i ,. 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Immediately following the ceremony was a breakfast served by parents of the graduates and some underclass- men. After the meal, awards were giv- en to classmates as well as to faculty members. 1--lvfxfw X, i ' I ,f . ,. 3, , '-if, r, 4 A 941,-, ' ' x l , :Ht Graduation II - DG d CEMENT QQNGC C ASS OF I98O K lvuln Pmu l nga.: 2-I - i , .U J v. , , 41 f ny ' '. Graduation 23 Know That I Am With You Through It All. , n :4, NJDLIDW xl ...f' . f...4..,i 1... Y E rp 'Q' E ' A +5 ji-3 gg V V' U X .zz A A JE 8 I J - fag 'W I I us4 Q C '4 Q9 4 ' , ,, T32 mmull L :L I -in N . 1: -, ,.. ' 2, w -.t- n the se -' ,S - . ii: ' ii E rl 6 - ' -, , W- -1 -' 5-I I-l 5 un . 'Q A . x ,A , M ' 1 4, A . C us2 5 1 .Z ...- K, -,,..... .,.. ,Fixx 14 .1 M'?2?:sr7 4 ' 9, k - id the bl ML f f' x Ak ' -9 1 ,Z l ,, ' f 51. . ' ,.. YI '7' mv ' ' J ,, ,. ' Q DI 8 C . 9 fl ' ' 5 -- ' EE'-E:- niia - 1 ec ' If you stz - 1 ' - zi :lg V :ati ll ll'-: ' - Q- is U1 7 J 1 9,1 ,6 E -gr B Em cresc. A 1. You shall see the face -g.----.. -..i- . ii!- 1' if 26 Juniors Junior . . . Oh no those doorsl Not another yearl As the year gets started you realize It s not so bad. Then the count down of months until . . . 3 L it Q a Y' Raw I Karen Amann Theresa Ardner Thomas Borer Denise Breidenbach Julie Brickner b 'P 'Wu- Row J Mark Arbogast Rose Ball Timothy Borer oan Breidenbach Lynette Brickner dv Nj- - inn. Raw 3 Deb Ardner Charles Bernard Jim Bolton Marilyn Breidenbach Philip Brickner 1 -lt y x Y li Y , ,SKA ff A t Row 4 Row 5 Rebecca Susan Bradman Brickner Kathleen Karen Buchman Chlmbeff Jane Coffman Christopher Company J., ,V if I y-A .f l L , Raw 5 Row 6 Elaine Consolo Jenfllfel' Crist Paul Del-one Joan Depinet Mlchelle Du,-so Janet Ehrenfried James Elchert lofi Elcheff Maple Gage chfllllhe Ganner Row 7 John Cummings Sara Distel Gregory Elchert Christopher Englehart John Goetz Row I Charles Falter Kim Graham Danlel Hohman Raw 2 Gregory Floyd Michael Granata David Hufford 01:52 Q-p Row 3 Jeffrey France Cynthia Hammond Donald Hutzel Row 4 Jeffrey Gaietto Jennifer Hoffert Karen Kapelka 5-- 5 N T I -I .lf fir. 6.1 Juniors 27 28 Juniors Willa -.ll T' 46 gn. .L 10' v , .l ii 3 Q ,v'X war -ir .- I . 1 uh. I 'Q y ,. y 1 V, 'XX, Jay w,.H ' A ' o 5 -L . Z X vt, CC ,J l - . Row I Row 2 Michael Kimmit Michael Tamera Klopp Kirchner Mark Lang Dennis Krupp Mary Lange Row 3 Anne Klepper Rhonda Krupp Russel Latona X 5 .I if P. 1' t ' 3.4. if l 3 ZW? ,i enh I i Q VM, 'CY 1' Row 4 Michelle Loener Michelle Maiberger Stephanie McClellan Row 5 Timothy Logxdon Joseph Martorana Stephen Mumper I-an C? tw'AQff5fn F y-. , Row 6 Mary Longo Joel Mauer Kevin Nevius Row 7 Maria Lutz Marie Mauer Row I Joseph Obringer Charles Ritzler Timothy Seislove Joseph Szablewski Mary Beth Ward l 5-H? Xx' I ' , Row 2 Thomas Peer Deborah Robinson Michael Shanabrook Marjorie Szablewski James Welmerskirch Row 3 Linda Perry Elaine Schalk Gregory Shelt Joseph Terry Jane Weinandy I l- ! 2 ' i ' J' ill Row 4 James Petsche Barbara Schank Yolanda Sherman Amy Tiell Donna Wilhem 'F'-.P 1 5. K 1 n 'X Row 5 Mary Phillips Theresa Schetter Virginia Smith Robert Tiell Rebecca Worland alive Row 6 Jeffrey Reinhart Daniel Schriner Karen Streaker William Wagner Richard Zahn i Q ff' E a , 1 14171 J 11 . :,e, : ,L igffzyl i e s l 14 X ' ,. X X M nl Row 7 Patrick Riedy Rose Schumm Kevin Stultz Richard Walliser Ellen Zirger i. , if Rose Juniors 29 Sophomore You enter these doors once again All your friends mingle In the halls somewhat glad to return to studying preparing for a career 30 Sophomores 4 xii Row I Debra Aiello Edith Ardner Janis Bea: Heidi Brickner Michael Brickner Row 2 Mary Amann Margaret Ban Brenda Boes Julie Brickner Francis Brose ki Q Row 3 Jacqueline ks Buchman I - 1 Chr'1S xv... ,- -., l. L , A Amy Galetto Xb. 1 I 1 Row 4 ROW 5 Demi, Bums Thomas Cawood Laura Code Charles Cool Julie Crist Nanci' Cummings Af J'- . -'O J 1 A - . .4 UF A - Lifii Raw I Lisa Fabrizio Diane Grleselding Denise Hohman Judy Kapelka L. Row J Linda Fiegelist Donna Gross Beth Huss James Keller Row 3 Barbara Frank Grant Heminger William Hutzel Steven Kern L is ' . 5, Row 4 Jane Dell Joseph Distel Patricia Elchert Amy Gaietto Judy Hemminger F' V x. ai Row 5 Philip DeLong Cheryl Dull Therese Elchert Andrew Gaietto Carole Hepp 4 ' ' A -'J K F' o f J . J . Y f I 1 A w-if L Row 6 Patrick DelTurco Nanette Eichorn Jeffrey Englehart Jacqueline Gibson Christopher Hipp Row 7 Vickie DeITurco Connie Elchert Herbert Faber Lisa Granata Thomas Hoffman if 1 ' ' ,gs J gg J - ' X ' k 4 , , fl ine Sophomores 3I -9, A 'T1 . :H . 1 A .Is Q .' w e fi P .,11!T. 1 Quail 1is1. Fr! vi Pat DelTurco J, sd 5' li Row I Matthew Magers Debra Peer Ellen Perry Mary Beth Reamer 32 Sophomores if ff -Ai .' '-. i ' 1 -'H ii' 1 pow 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Lucinda King Janeen Kirchner Mark Kirchner Peter Kraft Bryan Krupp Jane Krupp Matthew Krupp Anne Lange Sandra Loesser Michelle Frank Longo Ronald Lucius Julie Mauer Logsdon Jacquelyn Susan Paul Robert O'Connor Panuto I 1 ' 1' - ,. I 0 ' .. I 1,1 , S' :ff ' ' A , . , .il A A .X , ,JI 41 ' I I ,, f -1- x f! A1 -I I . 5 I -' 1 4 'l ' I 4 4, 2 ' . .' A - 0 , ' -- f tl X f ' 1 ' , , 1 A '. H i 4 hi K 1 Raw 2 Raw 3 ..-- A -' , Leanne Maria Maiz A W 1 ! Maiberger Gina Perna Bruce Peiffer Brian Reamer Julie Phillips Janice Ritzler Nancy Recker V ,. , 1...,...e fi Vf W Row I Randall Rohrbach Mary Schumm Christine Smith Michael Sommers Steven Szablewski .. l. Row 2 Jeffrey Scherger Susan Seislove Christopher Smith Mark Sonnefeld Martin Traxler Row 3 Victoria Scherger Sara Shelt Patrick Smith David Stacklin Brad Warnement X- Row 4 David Scholl Mark Shook Steven Smith Julie Streacker Mary Walliser -...xx Row 5 George Welter Laura White Timothy Wurm at chert AJ be ..lP Q -N4 Row 6 Steve Welter Peggy Wittmann Janet Zirger Row 7 Daniel White Janice Worland Thomas Zirger Sophomores 33 The Doors to the Future Freshman As you walk through the great bug doors a mysterious rush of alr comes across you You feel scared. alone, luke a total stranger Row I Lucy Ardner Gretchen Bevelander Kathleen Bruckner Jacqueline Brose Susan Conway X A. Row 2 Patricia Ardner Charlotte Boehler Lisa Brickner Brenda Buchman Debra Cox J .. X-:f ,Xl Row 3 Alex Barnhart Michelle Boes Barbara Brodman Todd Company Mary Decker Row 4 Ned Behm Thomas Bremyer Row 5 Carl Bennett Adam Brickner .H Raw I Lucelo Delgra Dorene Desgrange Gina Esposito !. F1 X if-1 Row J Christopher Demith Charles Elchert Francis Faber .l-ntl Row 3 Douglas DeRose Gregory Elchert Donald Falter Beverly Frank Daniel Gillig Patricia Grieselding David Hemminger Row 4 Denise Derr Michael Elchert Cheryl Field John Frazier Laurie Goetz Gary Gruss John Hoffert lr I .4 1. J Nx- 1 Susan Jones and Don Row 5 Bonnie Gaietto Kathy Good Dennis Hart Diane lnk Row 6 James Gase Terry Good Michael Hartman Susan Jones Tx 'xr 4 Row 7 Toby Gibson Thomas Graham Darla Heminger Amy Kaufman Freshmen 35 'i lf! 1 an id Row I Michelle Kin Anne Krupp Robert Ledwedge Steve Lucius Row 2 Kelly Kirkhart Douglas Kummer Michael Loganbach Michael Mauer v 36 Freshmen v Raw 3 David Kovasckitz Rose Lang Rene Longo Paul Myers 4 5, ff 'ilk l 4-5'2 1 Row 4 Jane Kramer Jeanne Lange Craig Lucius Stacy Nohr l l l l V. A. X . '11 :S , is , l S' ll i?g'faig nl 55? a W 'gf ' I . ' L ' if sf l i iii L, if PJLQLNH llflibv' I , 1 si hi .1 -'Fl 151555 E' '., 1 .. , , . are 3 7 'Tm Row 5 Michael Panuto Jill Picciuto Diana Sanders ' 'A , v ao Row 6 Mark Pardi Julie Reino Karen Scherger 1 I Row 7 Lori Phillips Joyce Reuter Margaret Schetter .A K :. t'-4 Row I Marge Schwochow Patricia Shook Robert Somers , eff' Row 2 Ronald Seislove Cheryl Sikora Jenifer Steinmetz el f I ..:,:, A O O Row 3 Steven Shanabrook Martha Smith Steven Steinmetz V. AN' 3 . N. Q, Row 4 Sandra Streaker Gregory Tiell Rick Wise Row 5 Catherine Szablewski John Walliser Joseph Worland Row 6 Mary Taschler Paul Werling Jane Zimmerman Row 7 Todd Thiry Nancy Wilhelm Cheryl Zoeller Freshmen 37 ,A 4114 CAD Anticipating a passing mark. Dan Brickner awaits Mr. Albert Diringer's decision on his test. CBD Ann Krupp plays along with Kelly Kirkhart as she pins a sign on her back. CCB Laurie Goetz, Bev Frank. Beth Ann Huss and Patty Grieselding show their brass for the hand. in ig 'iv Q, be. ftf uf I . f ,1 V . iw ? 14 ' ' P i.ti lf -a .- f I ' U x 3 a lg ,VAWV ' +A .-ff 1 1'k:w-4f r ' r , ,.f' X f5 X' Y' ' ff , 5!N . 4 Q, K 1 7 'F' 7 :Qlxx I ' NX. I I ---ur-ng. -in 5 ' lv Q.. fi 'Q I 1 Q , K get YA CAD David Hemminger and Mary Schetter seem preoccupied as art instructor, Miss Nanette Styer demonstrates water color technique to Denise Hohman and Bonnie Gaietto. QBJ Dressed as a bobby-soxer, Karen Kapelka finds a serious side to CaIvert's Go Crazy 50's Day. CCD Mrs. Nancy Kiser looks on as Jan Ritzler explains, lt looks Japanese. but l could have sworn I typed it in English! CDD Freshman Toby Gibson and Dave Scholl discover the exciting world of Algebral Academics 39 f -v---,, . Al f 3? f '?gg' - -.-,, 1,1 at 1 ..J,- 'Y FT' s,, l u -ff A,-cfJ,Gv' , -. ' . if-5 ' f .f'J1'vi1'f ' 4 V I .lj I-i,1,.L5?.jl p-4--N U -., - Q - .V -,, ,Lis s 1- ,- Y .1 - g - . .' 1-'fs 'l . iw I W. P, , , . Q ' LTHL '- A X i 4 4 1' -'Q 1425 -.. a ,Ln , f ',. l , -' ' 43 .L he .5 ' i ggi ' I l fl jz.3:glQl ' -- t,. A- . ey., 4'-f...-e' I 'ml rx , r , -. Q fi -'Q ,' .,?f f ...5 ff '. ' . 4.5 B I i -1, ' .f ' g, ZITI QI' Q :Q ,. 'f .Lai ' l 40 Academics 46 JL' -1:1 CAD Watercolors are introduced and ex- plored by the Period 8 Art class. CBD Shar- pening his ironing skills. Mike Dell pre- pares for his future role as a happy home- makerl QCD As a first year art student. Mike Panuto works diligently on a still-life of fruit. QDJ Jenny Gaietto. Jane Kramer and Jan Beat are assisted by Band Direc- tress Miss Glover. in their clarinet trio. , , i ' Q, - , I: ,. . , , Q i Y .-1'm3 -s- ,A , Wlfggit' uf., u --so - - iq.: 1.1, 1 V .Z ,9 '80 Calvertana. A--7 . KM Contemplating the chances of getting caught. Nancy Recker plans ' her escape. QBJ Larry Ritzler . . . study ing? CCJ Brushing up on her typing skills, Jenny San Gregory prepares for her Business Machines class. QDJ En joying a warm fall day. Craig Lucius Jeff Simmons. Jane Zimmerman Cheryl Sikora and Nancy Wilhelm look through the '78-'79 yearbook and unknowingly are captured for the 79 You Shall Speak Your Words . . . A And They Will Understand. El N3 - .- - -nf 7 Q -'Q' u-4 5 1 i l AF' 3 ,P nf -1. D ffa.+i.:?J X law-'T amid' ':-?+,,+.sr L14 I -3 la. ri77Tx--'- 5 f 1i r ZZ, yi -rw. . 1 fb Eg :Linn - - '-ffsnfl Q 1-I-isa 1 5 L:Y55'f:l:ihi.i?4g Li!-,.l'i7Q s-. x- -....... . .. ..,, 6, . .-- .... .. -.--A......, ,.,,- ,,. .i fi Q .iy.-,--....... ..,- -. .-..-- .. Ig.1f.2iIQ'I'.T'-iff.fil1 ' Im? F' N E 22Lflif?2n? Q' 5:2 if 'L Yi ,Z x G A .--, ... ...-....- .3 -W . 11.- Vld. le 54 T 'nk e 75 8 If you 1 2, -t 1' i tl 2 .- - i . ' 1 51. .ii 14 'f' '- ' 9' ' ' L ' .-L::'0-:-. - - --.. 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Mrs. Judith Douglas - Business Sr. Cordula has dedicated her entire life to helping others. Through constant support of the missions and complete devo- tion to her students. she has helped improve the lives of people at Calvert, as well as around the world. Teaching primarily math courses. Sr. Cordula, in her many years at Calvert, has held various positions including that of Theatrical Director. The true spirit of Calvert High School has been, and will be, kept alive through the merits and devotion of Sr. Cordula. 1 . Ike, V It- flfimz J ' A CAD Was it a touchdown or the cheerleaders that drew this sparkling smile from Mr. Anderson? CBJ Band Directress Miss Glover sighs, I got up at 5:30 every summer morning for this? CCD The final bell brings a smile of relief to Mr. Zip Zalar. c i , .- i l t '. ' Y w it 4 ' 4 Il we 27 li E i i F E lf it :tin LAD Student teacher. Mr. Mike Cool, keeps an eye on his Senior Speech Class. C83 Sr. Norene introduces her Freshman English Class to the writings of Shakespeare. CCD The smiles of Mrs. Kiser and Mr. Edwards reflect the efforts of the Seneca football team. -W fl' 46 Faculty Teaching American History has been Mr. Paul Clutch Milet- ti's post for 25 years. The enthusiasm of his classes reflects his dedication to his students as well as his interest in history itself. Over the years he has also taught General Science and coached football, wrestling, and currently, golf. Mr. Miletti en- joys teaching at Calvert, he explains, l like the kids because l can communicate with them easily. 31 -ar' fn crm WLS? . '-s l? 'WN '.. J :wa X I i i 1 ' V. I ' - Mr. Thomas Edwards - Guidance Min Sheila Glover - Band 15' X -+13 ..' .A rig.. t . jr Mrs. Jean Graham - Speech Sr. John Paul - Glee Club . y A - li' 4, .9 , ,sc . 14, ' es - 4 , IN' V K e l A git .sgirpzrf 1. it -.v '--.vnu - V t sl W i-in ltlll-Xl A 1' tim li-ilmnt. Mrs. Maria Kanzig - Latin. Span. Mr. Roger Kirkhart - Health, P.E. 1 , v . 1 . Mrs. Nancy Kiser - Business Mr. Phillip Kline - Physics s-,T s... Mrs. Emma Kline - Math Mrs. Elaine Maclzarland - Sci.. P.E. i hi X Q - - .I if,-:, , J 'f 5 I ffgim' 'l 'gr '::'g. 3 ,, ,Q -HT.: e s f 11 34,4 '.! fly' 1' '- ,.--, .. . ., , X -.wr-s. -. x A. ,, gt .. . gf- W., ff . .l1...2ta.. 1--cha-L -' 'I r it 11 Sr. Mary Ann - Science Mr. Paul Miletti - Social Studies 43 years ago Mr. Alben Diringer entered Calvert to begin his high school education. While at Calvert, he participated in athletics, publications and Glee Club. These activities reflect his clear interest in Calvert and Tiffin, then and now. ln addition to teaching at Calvert, Mr. Diringer is active in various organiza- tions. The years he has devoted to helping students in such courses as Algebra and Mechanical Drawing have paid off well. The community and Calvert will continue to benefit incalcuably. 5 .3 . slid? 4 ggi it n 1, 'J ,N -as ' . . iw. M i Q - -rf...- -sf' CAD Louie Brickner and Jeff Krupp are shown the way by Fr. l Schmelzer. QB! Sr. Antonia. Sr. Mary Annl QCD Spring cleaning by Sr. Ricarda. Faculty 47 Mrs. Georgienne Miletti - Home Ec. 'LJ QAJ Sr. Cordula demonstrates the saying, A smile is worth a thousand wordsl CBJ Sr. Eileen explains her basketball theories to Mrs. Kirkhart and Sr. Ricarda. 48 Faculty .-' Y' '--f -l'.-P l Sr. Mary Norene - German. Eng. Sr. Mary Ricarda - Social Studies 0 Rev. Joseph Schmelzer - Religion Rev. Michael Schoenhofer - Religion A gli QP' Miss Nanette Styer - Art Mr. Karl Zaler - Business The year I949 held many promising beginnings. Harry Truman was inaugerated into the White House, and Mr. Zip Zalar was inaugerated into Calvert High School. The success of Mr. Truman's administration is judged in the history books, but Mr. Zalar's success can be verified by any student or teacher at Calvert. Through his coaching and teaching techniques, Mr. Zalar has spent 3l years of his life developing the athletic and academic abilities of Calvert students. K - c L 1 ',fl, IT' 'f t ll!- 'UGO' 47-5 L QAJ A sure cure for the Monday Morning Blues is a greeting from Secretary Miss Sue Fey and Bookkeeper Miss Rosemary Kuebler. CBJ Auxiliary Services Clerk, Mr. Nick Yeager, and Assistant Librarian, Mrs. Beryl Seitz. look over one of the Calvert Li- brary's newest additions. KC! Two of our fa- vorite custodians. Tim Stultz and John Hussl CDD Cafeteria ladies, Mrs. Wagner. Mrs. Tiell and Mrs. Smith have time for a smile before the lunch-time rush hits. QED In charge of maintainance at Calvert are Mr. Paul Bugert and Mrs. Joyce Hohman. CFD Mrs. Jane Shelt joins the staff as Calvert's school nurse. After nineteen years of devoted service, first in the cafeteria, then in the library, Mrs. Beryl Seitz has resigned. Calvert says, Thanksl w Faculty 49 For One Day You Shall Laugh n : r- , my Blessed Are You Who Weep And Mourn, I , f P ' 1' J 1: I 1U:lA'l,IfU1 g N Arid: I Ilill-1 gl ,. pf! li I F cu - -- '---- ---- kgpxq . -. wr. ' ' gif? maj 'sing -'11 1 594.2 -,IIE QIIL: I9-A 3352 :gsm iw !1F4f--'fp' :Vu 2' ,UIQ Q fuiIg IIIIII IM! my II Inj IIIS' IQIIQ IIN' fiiisz Iwii I ?!f- 51452525 I li Lisus-I C b I M, ---M -H , IC 2, wa -1 n the sa S 1. i'.1M 'i'i '-' 'H' ,.-A 2. .' lfflfl I ' -.-ml - ....-.. xx S I C' C usl ' 5 'i 3 , - - .. : 'gi:Z 'y...--.. ,- ......-' 2, wa -1 md thc h' .LQ 'ii T.. ?:FL:::g If , I' Q I '. ' .ff '-will '- UI 'F C. it Z ::if't1 -'ci 'V 'T 5: .-- 21... 2, har men lf you su ' ,Qfigf Ef xs ' IQ -W .,T-.I.--...L.. f-Xi I , . . .- .- --l....-,,...,-J,.,l- 1 l9:F,lggitgi3f2Ti:l--- II C 'lwI Q f r .f I ' fin 'f IM., I f ,--, sg , I I I MI dg-mLsNsA- 'lv U g IM' :wi . 11 Y- irzzial, . - .A W-In 5 . I wfsf 2 .I I 4, ---I-Q 'I Q 5. 'Q gf' I mul - 1 I A Ii ILIfI: f Q4 I ff: 'd -Maki - 4' V-HI F. 0 '52 Football THE CALVERT SENECAS WE Through the likes of mud and cold. sweat. aching muscles. tears and pain, the i979 foot- ball squad emerged with closeness. new friends, an S.B.C. title and a myriad of memo- ries to be long treasured. After weeks of summer practices and scrimmages. the Senecas began their trek to a final 8-2-l record at home against the Pan- thers of St. Mary's. Calvert fans sat numbed as Sandusky jumped to a I3-O lead. The Sen- ecas. however. came out smelling like a rose with a II-I3 victory as a result of smart offen- sive play and basic dog soldier defense. The defense was again called on in the Senecas' entanglement with Class AA Co- lumbus Bishop Watterson. but the final tally went against Calvert 7-0. It was Fostoria O, Calvert O in a non- league encounter the following week again at Columbian Stadium. The Senecas held the edge in everything except for the score. The Blue and White traveled to Sandusky on September 28 to what was pre-labeled a championship game by Coach Roger Buzz Kirkhart. When the Senecas had fin- ished. the defeated Perkins Pirates knew who was in the S.B.C. driver's seat - Calvert with a 20- I2 win. Homecoming '79. A sterling silver perfor- mance was not counter-balanced offensively. but nevertheless the Calvert team squeaked by Clyde 7-0. Another mark in the Seneca Special recognition was given to the fol- lowing Senecas! Steve Brodman - S.B.C. lst team devensive guard. Calvert's Outstanding Defensive Line- men. Tri-captain. John Kuhn - S.B.C. lst team offensive half- back. S.B.C. 2nd team defensive linebacker. Calvert's Outstanding Offensive Back. Cal- vert's Most Valuable Player. lst team A.P. All- District Running Back, Special Mention A.P. All-Ohio Running Back, U.P.l. Honorable Men- tion. U.P.l. Honorable Mention Defensive Linebacker. David Lucius - S.B.C. 2nd team defensive end. Dennis Reamer - S.B.C. lst team defensive halfback. Tri-captain. Ind team A.P. All-Dis- trict Defensive Back, A.P. Honorable Men- tion AII-Ohio Defensive Back. Larry Ritzler - S.B.C. Ist team offensive end, S.B.C. Ind team defensive halfback. Cal- vert's Outstanding Defensive Back. win column. this one was dedicated to Queen Jane Chambers. Everybody from coaches to players to par- ents got credit for I3-O over the visiting Hu- ron Tigers on Parent's Night. October l3. This contest turned out to be only a warm-up for rival St. Joe's the next week. A psyched Tiffin squad. bearing signs and humming Gonna Win - a theme song writ- ten for the occasion. went to Fremont and blanked the Streaks 20-O. Total participation by team and fans put shine on the S.B.C. trophy, so covetously defended by the Sen- ecas. ' Calvert. however. had one major road- block in the way of that crown - Margaretta. Diligent preparations and strategies paid off for the Senecas as they romped 33-O over the Polar Bears. Having stepped on the field through a tun- nel of T-shirt clad Touchdown Clubbers, the team then exitted with a mob of ecstatic fans, a 6-O league record and their third straight S.B.C. football championship. ln the last regular season game. Hopewell- Loudon stood by in disbelief as Calvert trounced them 500. The Senecas with an 8-I-l record had accu- mulated enough computer points to make them Region IO Champions and to assure them of one of the Class A state play-off berths. Dan Scherger - S.B.C. lst team offensive guard. Tri-captain. Jeff Simmons - Calvert's Let's Go Blue Award. Norman Smith - S.B.C. lst team offensive tackle. S.B.C. Ist team defensive tackle. Cal- vert's Outstanding Offensive Linemen. Wishy Kramer Scholarship Award, lst team A.P. All-District Defensive Linemen. Lineman of the Year. lst team A.P. All-Ohio Defensive Lineman. 2nd team U.P.l. All-Ohio Offensive Tackle. Dan Schriner- S.B.C. Ind team offensive end. A.P. Honorable Mention All-District Of- fensive End. A.P. Honorable Mention All-Ohio Offensive End. Rick Zahn - S.B.C. lst team defensive line- backer. S.B.C. Ind team offensive fullback. Ind team A.P. All-District linebacker. Grant Heminger - S.B.C. lst team offensive quarterback. Calvert's Most Improved Play- er. E THIRD CONSECUTIVE S.B.C. CROWN FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW Trainer Gerry Buchman, Louie Brickner, Dan Scherger, Denny Reamer, John Kuhn, Greg Distel, Norm Smith, Jerry Elchert. Jeff Simmons, Larry Ritzler, Keith Brickner, SECOND ROW Trainer Jim Reiter, Steve Brodman, Bill Bremyer, Jeff France, Rick Zahn, Chuck Bernard. Dan Schriner, Chris Company. Tim Seislove, Jeff Perry, Dave Lucius, Manager John Cummings. THIRD ROW Coach Joe Zirger, Manager Tom Bremyer. Joe Distel, Pat Smith, Joe Martorana, Tom Peer. Tom Borer. Tim Logsdon, Chuck Ritzler, Pat Riedy. Greg Shelt, Tim Borer, Pete Kraft, Brad Warnement. Manager Steve Welter. Coach Mike Cool. FOURTH ROW Coach Howard Stultz, Coach Tom Bridinger, Ron Lucius, Frank Longo. Dan White, Mike Somers, Tom Cawood. George Welter. Jeff Englehart. Chuck Cool. Brian Reamer, Jeff Scherger, Chris Smith, Tom Zirger, Mark Sonnefeld. Coach Phil Brickner, Coach Pat Marinis, Head Coach Roger Buzz Kirkhart. MISSING Jose Maiz and Grant Heminger. COACHES: Asst. Coach Joe Zirger, Asst. Coach Pat Marinis, Head Coach Roger Buzz Kirkhart, Asst. Coach Tom Bridinger. Asst. Coach Howard Stultz. S it 'L-cf -79 -nu. -i Football ss I J? GONNA WIN 9 CAD ln the midst of getting tackled, John Kuhn attempts for more yardage. CBD Over on the sideline. Dave Lucius is checked for an injury by Coach Stultz and Trainer Bookie. CCD Denny Reamer is caught in action during a punt attempt. CDD Steve Brodman wanders along the sidelines, contemplating the outcome of the Bishop Watterson game. CED Seemingly with a look of terror on his face. Keith Brickner is a good example of the tough Calvert defense. CFD Larry Ritzler is caught downfield on a kickoff return. CGD It's kickoff time, and Jeff Simmons successfully connects with the pigskin. CHD Bill Bremyer and teammates cheer on their fellow Senecas. CID Jerry Elchert watches the action from the sidelines. 54 Football ff 9 ' D f mt' sad :msg J -5 GQNNA WIN N: J, -D 1- r gm, ..,, qi. A ., lu--aj 1 X 56 Football THIS 0NE'S FDR YOU pxwfj !!! 4 iffy' IF O LY YOU BELIE E v 1-dsx.,-1 M25 -., .' ' .- s..,,j.,,.J . -A 2' WSE . Q - .. 1' 5 1 K ff' :sl -J H W V. ...S C . :1 ' ' X X 2 il LES- ' ' af C i Q I nf X V . 1 ' . .L,:Queg I U N is: k '4 Hn gl is ml J , f . t iq -.- , '21 all CAD Exchange student, .lose Maiz. anticipates his next field goal attempt. CBJ Jeff Perry looks onto the field as the Senecas work for another victory. CCB Norm Smith prepares to join in on the tackle. CDD Senior .lim Ernie Reiter, Assistant Trainer. CED Dan Scherger helps in getting the ball downfield. CFD Pre-game warm- up: . . . find Louie Brickner getting down to business. CGD Senior Trainer. Gerry Booky Buchman. CHD Greg Distel brings down the opponent. Football 57 REGIO IO CHAMPIQNS Finishing the season with an 8-I-I record, the Senecas went on to re- present Region l0 in the state high school football playoffs. The Senecas held the No. I spot in Region I0 Class A with 86.25 com- puter points and were slated to play Region I2 Class A winners, Coving- ton High School Buccaneers. Lima Shawnee High School was the sight for the showdown. Even though the Senecas were the visit- ing team, they occupied the home side of the field, due to the abun- dance of Calvert fans. Calvert supporters gathered at the high school to give their team a royal sendoff to Lima and the Class A football playoffs. The Senecas spent the night in Lima in order to avoid a rush or add to the tension already present. Kickoff time finally came at 7:30 p.m. on November I6 with the Buccs kicking off. Covington scored the first two times it had possession, while the Senecas managed just one first down in its first two possessions. A 37-yard strike from Dave To- bias to .loe Schmidt jolted the Sen- ecas on the Buccs' third play scrim- mage. With Tobias and Schmidt sharing the load on the ground, the Buccs moved to the Calvert five, where Tobias dropped back and found Schmidt's younger brother. Rick. open for the game's first score to cap a 67 yard drive in eight plays. Tobias' extra point boot was short and wide with 5:56 showing. but Covington had all the points it really needed at 6-O. Calvert picked up its first down following the kickoff when Grant Heminger clicked on an I8-yard pass play to Tim Logsdon, who made a leaping catch. But that proved to be the stron- gest offensive challenge of the first period for Calvert, which moments later was forced to punt. The punt, which carried just I6 yards, provided the Buccs with good field position at the Covington 33 58 Football Sticking with their duo of Schmidt and Tobias, the Buccs sur- prisingly continued to march on the Calvert defense, which had entered the game with a string of five straight shutouts. A I9-yard pickup by Joe Schmidt around the left side and a IO-yard gallop by brother Rick on the first two plays got the Buccs moving. Tobias kept the Calvert defense honest with a I6-yard pass to Rick Schmidt during the 67-yard, IO-play drive. Six more points went up on the Covington side of the board on a one-yard dive by Joe Schmidt three plays into the second period with IQSI left. The try for two by Covington through the air failed and the Buccs held a I2-O advantage. Covington had still another drive in gear before a clipping penalty stalled the effort. Taking over on their own 36, the Senecas put together their only scoring threat of the game as He- minger began to find a weak link in the Covington secondary. With two straight strikes to Chuck Ritzler and Dan Schriner, the Senecas found themselves at the Covington 29. Heminger dropped back for a third straight pass play and hit Larry Ritzler at the nine. Ritzler fell to the turf and had the ball knocked from his grasp. Cov- ington quickly fell on the ball and the official on the play failed to in- dicate a completion or a fumble. After a quick discussion with an- other official. who came from the other side of the field, the play was ruled a fumble and Covington took over at the nine. A Calvert never threatened again. In fact, the Senecas never crossed midfield the second half. The Buccs picked up their final score of the night following an in- terception. After earning a first down on their first possession of the second half, the Senecas looked on as 5-5, I2O pound defensive back Rob Gir- ouard stepped in front of a He- minger aerial and returned it to the Calvert 23 with 6:34 remaining in the third period. Five plays later. Tobias danced his way I7 yards past the Calvert defenders to the endzone. He then hit Rick Schmidt with the two-point conversion, despite being decked by an onrush of Senecas, to end the scoring at 20-O. John Kuhn led the Senecas with 40 yards in I3 carries to just miss the LOW yard plateau for the season by only ll yards. Calvert managed only seven first downs, five of which came through the air on six of I6 completions by Heminger. JU IOR VARSITY FOOTB LL lv QN. . I sf' ,yu-f, ..-.r-'. .v-KW' -, -4 . - .. ' 1 I 'lc l 'Q W ' ' Q' . 1 4 . N -11'-fu,!':'I' -..f -11 1av, 4 - 'wJ.4,, -' CJK tr. it-ax 'uw-:Rh H xi- .gm - .-. - f , 1 I U Firing 'Off e 'inew' ov. J- 'V 1 3-,, ' 7fi'li'f -gif I3 f Z5 , ' ,'3'?t:fQ?1'?.-'iJirfgafitrhl ' lrf ,xhl i r 5 1,:4:,1,,,1L,e - . 1 . f, '. Wx' ' 4 '.'-11tJ..i'f'-'Z.-fiaQi' 'W ' A '4i 1fi3'f?gL ?3'3i'Q5'f f - ' , Au 5 P 31 ,, sf ?'fQ?i '- fS? 3?i'+' ' A 1 . . g:f:111 egl1v4i15'PEf, ' W M M 1-'H ,f-'zizsivfms -1- .l9I9' JUNK R un, F0OTBAl1L.REC9R1,D.f.1-:Sf Qi , ji , . n . ' lm V -.-. .1f.,, , -M ,Qian ,155 A . , Nr- . 4 .i:f2f ,gef-.1.f'11K.,,-Q .Calvert . g ' ,f '12 5an?iiis1c yl5L.q2MgI13g'S f-ij ff' gf ,rszuiifgg IQ. NqrwqIk,St.'Pay1gP'2-, 2 , .Q--72.1 31- :MFfF'int0 kj 3 W'--. gg I2 diqgtorla, n 4- 44-ff 5 X -f -9 A O Glyde- ' '--W f0 20 HuroT1 T I4 Fremont St. ' 20 Matgiiggf-fix ' - L . +1 fn , , N '1 ' 1 I- 4 442. 'w-. , H N I -. ' ' , iff!-T A gi, E .,, W if Football 59 FROSH POST 4-3 M RK i I FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW Ron Seislove, Craig Lucius, Doug DeRose. Ned Behm, Chris Demith. SECOND ROW Paul Werling, Mark Pardi. Adam Brickner. John Frazier. Gary Gruss, Rob Ledwedge. Todd Company. THIRD ROW Bob Somers, Joe Worland. Mike Panuto, Mike Elchert, James Gase. Manager John Hoffert, Manager Tom Bomber Bremyer. FOURTH ROW Coach Mike Cool, Coach Phil Brickner. 60 Football .1 QQ -Q mv. 441 .vlfj-.,,-:ggi Ah I ' - an-4 SBC CROWN FIRST FOR GIRLS We can because we know we canl was the cheer that prompted the l979 girls' volleyball team to win the Sandusky Bay Conference championship. This was the first time this goal was ever achieved in the history of Calvert volleyball. Under the leadership of a first- year coach, Mr. Robert Daniel, and with the experience of eight sen- iors, the varsity team finished the season with a I3-2 overall mark and II-I in the SBC. losing only to Clyde. The attendance at the girls' games was higher than any other previous year. The gym was filled at their last conference game when they defeated Sandusky Perkins CIS- 2. I5-73 for sole possession of the SBC title. The reserve squad posted a I2-2 overall record and I0-2 in the SBC losing to Clyde and Margaretta The varsity team traveled to Up per Sandusky for the Class A Sec tional Tournaments. The girls beat Old Fort in their first match, I5-IO I5-II. However in the second match they were stopped by New Reigal in three close games, IO-l5, I5-I2 and I3 At the Fall Sports Award Program senior co-captain Kathy Shanabrook received recognition for scoring the most points during the season and was named Most Valuable Play er by the team The girls look forward to another promising season in l98O Votusv 1 49 St Mary Coach Daniel celebrates after his team's victory over Sandusky Perkins. which gave Calvert the SBC Huron V - l5fl5 sf Volleyball 6I WE CAN BECAUSE WE K OW CAN 62 Volleyball we T T 'WZ' , . a V Vg ' vt ,V s 'V RESERVE TEAM: BACK ROW Cl to ry Reserve Coach Laure Etzkorn, Sue Seislove. Jane Dell. Michelle Boes. Bev Lori Phillips FRONT ROW CI to rj, Michelle Kin, Theresa Ardner, .lan Ritzler. Connie Elchert, Laurie Goetz. Scherger. MISSING: Kathy Chambers 'I' 3 - 'ix TMJ OU Jane Dell returns the serve as teammate Lori Phillips looks on for further action. CBJ Queen of victory, pray for usl CCD Bev Frank bumps the first hit as Connie Elchert and Karen Scherger prepare to back her up. Coach Daniel cheers from the sideline as the Senecas score again. gil-V 5 R LVE LVE,p! U VARSITY TEAM: BACK ROW Cl to rj Jane Chambers. Mary Worland. Denise Hohman, Coach Daniel, Martha Scherger, Connie Baumgartner, Kathy Shanabrook. FRONT ROW: Cl to rj Chris Steyer, Judy Hemminger, Kay Ellenwood. Rhonda Krupp. Jackie Cool. Shelly Mailberger R - lr Volleyball es SENIGRS END SUCCESSFUL SEASON A . N E 'xl -4AV.Rf -L '2 . Q T'. 1- 'E +. v L1 T w- ETTERS REBLIILD 1' VARSITY TEAM fl to rj Mary Longo Coach Sr John Paul Linda Flegelust Janet Ehrenfrled Karen Kapelka Lisa Crust Jenny Crist Ann Krupp Peggy Wlttmann Assistant Coach Pat Ambrose MISSING Martha Schreiner Inexperlence greeted the l979 gurls tennis team with a 3 8 overall mark Leading this year s team were co captams Llsa Crlst and Martha Schreiner the only senior members of the team The team was under the guudance of Sr John Paul The singles posltlons for the var slty team were played by Janet Eh renfrled first singles, Karen Ka pelka second slnglesl and Llnda Fle gellst thlrd singles First doubles team consisted of Llsa Crust and Jenny Crust and second doubles matches were played by Peggy Wlttmann and Ann Krupp keg! it f Clmton St Mary s Fostoria 'w Coach Sr John Paul .,,,,,. lbw: l Tennis 65 .ni- six E11 A El L 'FI El I Ili! MI B ms: HE. IPB! All AWB AHL lil ll' lil li llll .ll AIN!! IE! REE!! All? ' V v p. , ir . 6, :W , Ns 5 , f . , Ovvvngitf .U ,. .ee- L5 f f' L .ji 11 JI 'F lla r 1 'jk T12 f Y qfg. 1 -1-r-'ri-5j.3-',1 ,f 5' ' A. Coach Miletti explains with gestures. the next shot. B. Team Captain Denny Krupp tees off. C. Cyndi Hammond selects just the right club. D. Jim Elchert waits for the outcome of his putt. E. After winning a match, Dan Gillig signals his team, number I. OLFER PLACE FIFTH IN SECTIONA S - c- c--fxxwi 1 ' 1 TEAM: BACK ROW Catain Dennis Krupp. Dennis Burns, Dan Hohman. Dan Gillig, Mark Kirchner. Jim Elchert. FRONT ROW Judy Kapelka. Cyndi ond, Mike Hartman. Mark Shook, Todd Thiry, Gregory Tiell. Coach Paul Miletti, The Seneca golf team was pla- gued with inexperience this year as they had no returning Seniors, but they did have returning underclass- men with a lot of potential. The Sen- ecas also gained some very talented freshmen this season. Coaching the squad was Mr. Paul Clutch Miletti. The team posted a 7-I2 overall and 2-IO S.B.C. record for the sea- son. Opening the season against Hopewell-Loudon, the Senecas were downed I89-l73. The golfers then went on to be defeated by three S.B.C. foes, before coming back and defeating Old Fort l63-I96. Visiting Fremont St. Joe found the Senecas to be having a good night when they were beaten i69- l82. Victory, however, was not to stay with the Senecas as they went on to lose two more matches against Huron and Sandusky St. Mary's. A rematch between the Chief- tians and the Senecas left the Sen- ecas to be the victors. Fostoria High left the Senecas with one more de- feat as they downed them l78-l72. Old Fort and Bettsville brought back some momentum to the team as they were each defeated by mar- gins of approximately 40 strokes apiece. Perkins and Huron returned once again to show the Senecas defeat as once before. Margaretta and Fos- toria, however, were teams that ad- ded to the Seneca win column, and the last two of the regular season. Fremont St. Joe, Sandusky St. Mary's. and Clyde were just three more teams to defeat the Senecas. but the Senecas will be sure to be looking for revenge next season. The sectional tournament brought the Senecas a fifth place finish. L '5 4' X if-l-JP J if at -si g ' T gif V ' 5 ' X O Golf 69 GO FOR IT BLUE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW Cl to rj Pam Shultz Marla Lutz Karen Streacker MIDDLE ROW CI to rj Chris Bolish, Becky Worland. FRONT ROW Michelle Durso Who makes all the signs that decorate the halls during the football and basketball sea- sons? And who plans the pep rallies, deco- rate: players' houses and school locker rooms? Recognition for these iobs well done sometimes goes unnoticed, but the credit belongs to the Calvert cheerleaders. Cheerleading is just like any other sport. It requires dedication, determination. team- work and countless hours of practice. Varsi- ty and reserve squads begin their season practicing in the summer for up to 2M hours a day. Freshman cheerleaders are chosen in the fall and practice after school. Highlights of the varsity squad's season include cheering at the football state playoff game at Lima, and the basketball district fin- als at Ashland. The cheerleaders raise money for their causes by having bake sales and car washes. The one goal that all the squads have in common is to unite the proud fans in cheer- ing for the Calvert Senecas. CAD Mrs. Kiser. Adviser CBJ Amy Tiell. Alternate QC. S DJ Seneca mascots, Mary Worland and Kay Ellenwood cheer and promote spirit at a football game. . .4 4 ,. 4 fi Q, ii e W MH? . ' fn I ,L l. gg L s-U if Chris Bo Q , 1 OYS ASKET 72 Basketball FRE HME Qhqfuell 'T L ' mm ga? f A I T na ' FRESHMEN BASKETBALL BACK ROW fl to rj Joe Worland, Dan Gillig, Dennis Hart. Chris Demith, Adam Brickner, Mark Pardi. Mike Panuto, Gary Gruss. Paul Werling, Lucelo Delgra. FRONT ROW fl to rj Bob Somers, Doug DeRose, Greg Tiell. Ron Seislove, James Gase. Tom Bremyer, John Hoffert, Paul Myers. The freshmen ended their season ggi! , 4-ll, including an 02 S.B.C. tourna- T A - ment record. N , ,' The Senecas lost their first tour- I I I ,D nament game to Clyde 49-43, and then dropped the consolation game 1 to Margaretta. A Following season play, one-on-one I If and free-throw shooting contests Ig If were held among the team mem- Z ,' ,I bers. In I Paul Werling and Joe Worland I. ,I sank ll out of 24 to tie for the lead I, I in free throws. lt was Adam I ' I' Brickner defeating Doug DeRose in ,px f I 1 the finals of the one-on-one. Adam lf' X 4 :lf Brickner also became all-around 1 X I Ll champion by virtue of his high aver- XJ age score of both events. .lLl IOR VARSITY L-U1 rl i n V ,fu-LJ ll gnmxvl I. ,Q I .l 4 v' if ,-J VARSITY BACK ROW Cl to rj Chuck Bernard, Todd Company, Tom Cawood, Bruce Peiffer, Tim Wurm, Pat Chris Hipp Denny Burns FRONT ROW Cl to rj Mike Somers, Chuck Cool, Chris Smith, Mark Sonnefeld, Ron Coach Ted Rombach proved to be a success in his first year as Re- serve coach. The Junior Varsity Senecas ended their season 8-4 S.B.C. and I2-6 overall. ln the Senecas' first encounter they downed New Riegel in an ex- citing 36-35 win. The second battle turned out to be a 45-46 deficit to Clyde. The next two games proved to be impressive wins over Margaretta and Toledo Cardinal Stritch, but the Senecas dropped their next four games to Sandusky St. Mary's, Mansfield St. Pete's, Fostoria St. Wendelin's and Huron as they seemed to run into some foul trou- ble. Defeat, however. was not to play the dominant role in the rest of the Senecas' season as they returned to the win column with a winning streak of five. The Senecas seemed to conquer their foes with little trouble. Sandusky Perkins proved to be the spoiler of this streak as they annihilated the Senecas 30-65. The Senecas became determined not to become the victims of defeat any- more. Pouring it on in the fourth quarter was the icing on the cake as the Senecas downed Vanlue 39-27. Port Clinton and Fremont St. .loe proved to be just two more victims of the Senecas' roundball squad. The last game of the season was a thrill- er with the game tied at 53-53 and no time left. The key to the win was Tom Zirger, who sank 5 of 6 free throws to seal the win at 62-59. Top five scorers of the season were Tom Cawood - I75, Brian Reamer - II7, Tom Zirger - ll6, Todd Company - IO8, and Chuck Cool with l06 Basketball 73 VARSITY FINISHED REGUL R SEASQN I3- 5 1 Gi 'LIIIII I I ,,- ,- I II I7 is was P' IIII 4 fi, Wilt 5. I I .L Anvg U11 BASKETBALL TEAM: STANDING Cl to rj Tim Seislove. Larry Ritzler. Dan Schriner, Coach Tom Bridinger. .lohn Kuhn. Rick Zahn. Grant Heminger. FRONT ROW! KNEELING fl to rl Mike Kirchner, Denny Reamer, Greg Floyd, Dave Lucius. Chuck Ritzler. Jeff Simmons. Varsity basketball brought a new face to the head coaching position. but he was well known otherwise. Mr. Tom Bridinger coached some of this team six years back in grade school and then reappeared as their Reserve coach in the 78-79 season. His first year of being head coach, Mr. B posted a quite impressive season. finishing I3-5 overall and 9-4 S.B.C. and placing second in the conference. The Senecas opened the season with a good New Riegel team but put one in the win column with the score being 56-52. Clyde. Margaretta and Toledo Cardinal Stritch all found out what the Senecas were about. as Calvert downed all three by close to twenty points apiece. With the giant rivalry between Sandusky St. Mary's and Calvert the fans were hot, but they witnessed their team's first loss of the season with a score of 70-86. The Senecas once again suffered a setback as they were defeated by Mansfield St. Pete's 60-90. 74 Basketball The next five encounters were all chalked up in the win column as the Senecas defeated one non-league and four S.B.C. teams. each one being quite close. The second time around. the Senecas had hoped to gain revenge on the Panthers of Sandusky St. Mary's. The fans and the play- ers were ready. but, so were the Panthers, as they defeated the Senecas Sl-75. The fourth quarter of the Calvert-Huron game found it deadlocked at 64-64. with overtime to be played. The Senecas out- scored theTigers 7-2 in the overtime period to seal the win at 7I-66. Perkins and Vanlue were the next two teams struck down by Calvert with quite considerable margins in the scoring. A strong Port Clinton team showed the Senecas a 66 70 defeat on their home court. Rounding out regular season play, the Senecas beat Fre- mont St. Joe 64-56, but went on to fall to Margaretta in a heart-breaking 57-6l loss. fy K X, X AQ Q N'-scx ex 555 N xi SEI! n R 1 1 'iff ' -fk. 1 is -.,-Lg ll N D , uf ,f of ffl, X,Q,l'sj1 Q . u'W ,. sg X f ji -is-:'..Q. fri, usp. -, Q in ,l . P, , .I - ,. A-,qxfx 'Q' J '. ' , -A , ,-. ,- 1.7 '. . Qf ' QL: lf I 'J .. q r. ff 5, L f -. 1 - A - Q 3 ,TV Q - 4 fl f- Q' T1 41 . 1? . ' . 1 Q52 Q Y, ,. f','j-'.1Q,g, A A21 ig 1r!!.llm.r 1, Y X, I I s ' 4 Af- g 3 ful- V - . .,. -'ff ,M ., l I-'.,, ! E. . . V Q. .13 . ' . Q ,fl'iT'f' Wi' 'i fi' A 'T wY1 :.-1' , H l f fffvfi . 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CDD Coach Mike Cool directs his defense. COpposite pagej N 78 Basketball ls 3 1 VARSITY WINS SECTl0NAL TITLE Led by first-year coach. Mr. Mike Cool, and co- captains Kathy Shana- brook and Jackie Cool. the varsity girls' basketball team defeated Gib- sonberg for the Class A Sectional Championship. They went on to compete for the District title, but were defeated by North Baltimore. They ended their season with a 9- 9 overall record and a 5-7 standing in the SBC. This was the most suc- cessful season that the girls' basket- ball team has ever accomplished. Jackie Cool was high scorer for the team, averaging I3.2 points per game, with a total of 238. TEAM, STANDING Cl to rj Jackie Cool. Shelly Maiberger, Michelle Kin. Mike Cool. Mary Ward. Kathy Shanbrook, Becky Brickner. KNEELING to rj Denise Hohman. Rhonda Krupp, Theresa Ardner. Jan Ritzler. Laurie Goetz. Connie Elchert. Coach Mike Cool decided to give more girls the opportunity to par- ticipate in the sport by having two reserve squads CA and BJ instead of just one. Squad A finished the sea- son with a 2-6 overall mark, while squad B was not as fortunate, end- ing their season with a record of O- 7. The team was inexperienced this year. having only two seniors. Even so, this season proved to be a suc- cess after the varsity captured the Sectional title. With most of the varsity players returning next year. the future looks bright for the i980 term. QN E , su ,tvr I if? A Lt 1599 2 132 s'-if cuff? la. iz ttalaltit 'War 30 --1 Basketball 79 80 Wrestling Q A M Q ff :A . ,'if-197'-'i , ' 'Y 1 .14 - '.. ' ' K-1 -.X I W if-'4k. 1 179-j? V' f .-z 1-- V 'L 5 4.7 V ..' . ' ' ' ' f' :msg 42 , I 'f F il Q ' N l V ' I Y WRESTLERS FINISH 7-5 RESTLING TEAM, BACK ROW Cstanding I to rj John DeLong. Dan Brickner, Ed Kummerer. Keith Brickner. Dan Scherger. Dan Wurm. Norm Smith. Greg lstel. Ed Scherley. Tim Ardner, Randy King. Brad Warnement. Pat Smith. Marty Traxler. Mike Mauer. MIDDLE ROW Cl to rj Dave Kovasckitz. Torn ffman. Andy Galetto. Kevin Nevius, Joel Mauer, Dan White. Steve Kern. Mike Brickner. Jeff Scherger, Coach Bob Daniel. FRONT ROW: Managers Marne auer and Shelly Loesser. A new coach did not hold back the wrestling team this year. W' The Senecas compiled a 6-3 regular season record. I The Senecas were strong in almost all of the weight classes and had a lot of experience with eleven seniors on the team. This year's special awards went to Greg Distel. Tim Ardner r CCo-Captainsj. Most Pins, Norm Smith CI9 pinsj. Most Valuable Player. Tim Ardner. Most Improved Varsity Member, Pat Smith. Most Improved Reserve Member, Jeff Scherger. The Senecas also had a state qualifier as Norm Smith placed 3rd in state tournament action at St. John's Arena, Columbus. Y' Wrestling Bl .I Y Q hi! gs!! , I I Y ! I v - yqn-1-gi.-.,. r'-, -nv f-.' , ,V- ,X ,,. ,.-.. -ffi' , . , ' A 5' M E A! ms - -.,-- ---P Q, , .q f 1 ,ln Q, ' ,sn-.. V 1 I AIA.-.I QQ ff' -,ill .lm , fe W x lg '- Q- Fwnkx ,Rf X QNX vk 'xx X e U i. f Tl... 'M--,,,,,,.... Keith-Bricknvr xi J V PS Vino. Wrestling 83 BACK ROW STANDING fl to rj Denny Reamer. Jeff Simmons. Grant Heminger, Chuck Bernard, Tony Ranieri, Dan Schriner. Larry Ritzler, Tim Seislove. Bill Bremyer. Coach Joe Zirger. MIDDLE ROW Chuck Ritzler, Bob Tiell, Bill Wagner, Paul Werling, Brian Reamer. Tom Peer. FRONT ROW Chuck Falter, Adam Brickner, Chris Demith. Ron Seislove, Denny Hart, James Gase. I98O S. .C. CHAMPIONS The Calvert Senecas' l98O baseball team ended their season with a S.B.C. championship to boast about. Due to many rainy days the Senecas had quite a few postponments before opening the season against Castalia- Margaretta, but suffered their first setback of the season with a score of O - 7. The Seneca diamondmen opened their home season against Sandusky Perkins and showed the Calvert fans an I8-4 win. The next game of the sea- son was a Il-I romp over Bettsville. An- other trip on the road proved to be a I4-6 win over Sandusky St. Mary's. Mohawk and Fremont St. Joseph were just two more teams that added to the win column for the Senecas. The Senecas then suffered two consecu- tive setbacks against Huron and Casta- Iia Margaretta. The Senecas then finished the sea- son with an 8 game winning streak. The winning streak started with a ll-I romp over Fostoria St. Wendelin. Clyde was next in line with a score of IO - 7. Old Fort was downed I7-I, with San- dusky St. Mary's following with an 8-I loss. The Pirates of Sandusky Perkins were blanked 6-O. Fremont St. Joseph was beaten IO-2, then next was Clyde being beaten ll-7. The last game of the season was on the home field with the Senecas playing the Tigers of Huron. A score of 3-I clinched the S.B.C. title for the Senecas. Pitchers and their records for the season were as follows: Dan Schriner 5 wins. 3 losses, Jeff Simmons 5 wins, I loss, Grant Heminger 2 wins, O losses, and Chuck Ritzler I win, O losses. Dan Schriner allowed 28 runs, Jeff Simmons allowed I9 runs. Grant He- minger allowed 7 runs, and Chuck Ritzler allowed I run. The Senecas scored I78 runs for the season, while the opponent only scored 55 runs. ,- k ? I , . 'Q A EVXI.-4 X1 I, H A, M -Y? Denny Reamer ' ':K ,V Q Ji -hi in l F EQMI ' . W ,- ' A'- ., ,, , li, M I- V K-:Q ,gQ-,duality V, Z' ': A 'QW , S 'J' - ,- ..',,,, A .3 L- W Lis-5'-j:.-,J-552147 V j' V Q - - WA . Af Q - -., '-'f - hx ., Lt-'L if ,L , , 'S Mtg: 'z . L, ,N 'of .Ln '-'Ia - . Af , ' - ' 52-5 Q- 2, -larry Rltzler A E 1 ', -K 4,,,a,'11 q. N' ,f lfX ,Z - ,, 1 '.1ff 'f a X na- .. D . . - 'Nw l -. , -' f 14Ff --gi 4- f. . , ,Q . 4. . W ':- ' EE t - F Q. mu ' , 'mf-sf.. 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CBJ Coach Zirger takes his turn at warming up as Bill Bremyer gives a few words of encouragement. QCD Memories of the year. KDJ Dan Schriner posted a pitching record of 5 wins and 3 losses. ETTERS END 8-II TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW Coach Jack Sparky Anderson. Mike Kirchner, Mark Pardi, David Hemminger. Greg Shell. Gary Gruss. Gary Recker. Todd Thiry. Coach Elaine MacFarIand. KNEELING Jose Maiz. Paul DeLong. Brian Maloney, John Kuhn. Chris Hipp. Lucelo Delgra. ,Li ff nn Coach Mrs. Elaine MacFarIand Coach Jack Sparky Anderson i980 CALVERT TENNIS RECORD Tennis 87 88 Tennis SENIORS TENN S CAREERS fgfiff 41' ,JT ' -Em- : rssssner- ', ,' I K in J1nlL Jl l I III! '.'iWS!IIII'I Ill l-Hlll:lL '51lll I lllll llirwlllllu ll ll I 'infill lmllii iii. :: :aussi .:.. H llllllllll El ' L' ' 'lzliiigl l : I IIIEISEIIEIIIIIIII llll ' 'lvl' ,, I fd' I I K n I . E I l I 'J if 5. 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I- , 'f , A H--, - ,, '- we' V , '-1'-' ,Q . 7, V . -, .,, ' 1- WW WTQ' :. .74 iv,-, -v-I-2.5,-v5 4: 'L x -.-4 43154 Q53 :SIE1 jgf'.1g!u.4pp2.,-I 3,1 . VV ' VJ - . 'fix gfpj'-11-'iff 'W ' - ' . 'f 1' .H ' .'.1'f1sLj. .. 'Htl X 4 V 7 - A ' ,. E3 fi.. ' 73 . L-xklgf , ,j I fy t , , , '1..V,, ., ., -- B U Ai5f'. 'fu' ,Aria - 2 ' A G31 4' ' r- , N, iv ' w V, r 'A ,. CAJ Chris Hlpp follows through on a shot as Jose Maiz watches. CBJ Teammates ' I .- -L - V, - John Kuhn and Brian Maloney warm up before a match. KCJ Chris Hipp returns - V , an the ball. f , ' ,,.,4..---1-M Tennis 89 It You Walk . . . You Shall Not Be Harmed. n, fl lv e'. ' 1 ' 4 A s M Q.-1-' - A f 'Q.,rf'-'Lf ' 5... . h f '1 ?1iiv.l ' if F , ,, -' -ff F522 'Q 'MQQI gfff.- 1, spank your vvurds ln' for- Cl, 1 of 'N' 'I ' M -V- ' ml in A 3 ?ifgf4Sf'-J A gg 5 C - fe 1, Yau s e the face 1 t ANTIPH N gm' - 9 M Q V B a - fx'aid,-.. 45,35 ' 2 '1 -EEE ' Tj lf I ... l ff, Q 4, X E , M' 1 i E5 P 3 I ---Q C ol-low eg - 5-- ' E ? ' EV cf ' 1 L5-'M' lwf R B Bm b K' - 'IT Come... fol-10:5 Meg 1 1i1-QT?-i43kQq :il gSFF7 -Lfuijfcfg 92H W. umwgixylg ,Em Exif - 9.15 ug . U R1 I . 4' X 1 Q7 , .MQ K .. , ,V ' Home comins J '79 ,rift T 1' N- 3 2 1 I che C haffeov k ,Ag X 9 + 02 sewx Gly mow 'F -Q' qw... I 4 Q .,f,.1, CAD Chris Bolish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Joseph Bolish. escorted by David Lucius and Dennis Remer. CBJ Jane Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers. escorted by Brian Maloney and Steven Brodman. CCJ Jackie Elchert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Elchert, escorted by Lawrence Ritzler and John Kuhn. Jr. CDD Our I979 Homecoming Court: Chris Boiish, Jackie Elchert. Mary Worland, Pam Schultz and Jane Chambers. CED Pam Schultz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Schultz, escorted by Daniel Scherger and Gerald Elchert. QFD Our I97-8 Homecoming Queen, Sarah Allman. escorted by Renee and John Boite, returns to crown the new queen. CGD Mary Worland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Worland, escorted by Stephen Hipp and John Bremyer. Jr. Homecoming 93 The festivities started Thursday even- ing October 4 as the Calvert Student Body paraded down to the field house for a spirited evening around'the bonfire. Excitement grew Friday as the l979 Homecoming Queen Jane Chambers was announced during pregame activities. The Queen's court consisted of Chris Bo- lish, Jackie Elchert, Pam Schultz and Mary Worland. As the evening progressed the Calvert Senecas were victorious over Clyde Fliers with a score of 7-O. The following evening the annual Homecoming Dance was held in the gym- nasium of Calvert High School with enter- tainment provided by Artworx. W, 'Ulzavzn A' hz' , .. .. lxxaf ,., a,l fa , a.. f D -rl' xsxwll ,Nl if lk , . 5 2.53 'K 1 f Q. l , . JK ei 'Q 'E x Toniehlfn -lin A tw' f S. jf if t rf' I., tl CAD Senior artistic ability shines through in this inspiring silhouette. CBJ Deb Aiello finds dancing without shoes easier. QCD Steve Somers and Lisa Crist sit this one out, as Tom Zirger and Pat Elchert pick up some new dance steps. CDD Camera catches Mary Worland and Bill Bremyer. CED Dancing under the low lights. Dan Scherger is entranced by his date. Pam Schultz. CFD A balcony view of the dance. CGD The beat of Artworx motivates everyone to get onto the floor to dance. CHD Romance enhances the evening as we find two anonymous lovebirds. 'ms li' : 1 thai Homecoming 95 96 Clubs X E-353:--4.44 ' MAT MAID OFFICERS! Brenda Boet. Gin Smith, Kathy Brickner Kummer. MAT MAIDS1 CFirst Rowj Mary Longo, Advisor Mrs. Kiser. Jane Coffman. Theresa Elchert, Donna Gross. Connie Elchert. fSecond Row, Joan Depinet, Barb Schank, Sue Conway. Laurie Goetz, Pat Ardner. Gina Perna, Gin Smith. CThird Rowj Nancy Cummings, Barb Frank, Lisa Fabrizio, Jan Beat, Margaret Banks, Jane Dell, CFourth Rowj Cindy King, Laura White, Bev Frank, Michelle Logsdon. Kathy Chambers, Jenny Hoffert. MISSION REPS, CFirst Rowj Louie Brickner, Denny Reamer. Bill Breymer, Pete Krupp, Jill Bursa, Paula Miletti and Jenny Gaietto. CSecond Ro Depinet. Deb Peer. Barb Frank, Brenda Boes, Jan Worland. Bev Frank. Renee Longo. Mary Decker and Advisor Sister Cordula. CThird Rowj Falter. Shelly Maiberger, Amy Tiell, Jenny Crist, Steve Shanabrook, Ron Seislove, Tim Logsdon and Paul Myers. CFourth Rowl Greg Shelt. Jeff Frank Longo, Pat DelTurco, Steve Smith, Tom Hoffman and Dan Gillig. uf' QQ 3' 1 .Pius NATIONAL S ' x L HONOR SOCIETY S 'f S E. ? ' F W R QX NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, CBottom Rowj Linda Par- adiso. Kathy Chambers. Mary Longo, Chris Bolish, Chris Steyer, Pam Schultz, Martha Schreiner. Martha Scherger, and Karen Steacker. CSecond Rowy Kevin Smith, Norm Smith, Becky Worland, Mary Worland and Kathy Shanabrook. CThird Rowj Tim Borer, Mike Shana- brook, Marie Gaze. Advisor Mrs. Miletti, Kathy Kapelka and Jane Chambers. CFourth Rowj Paul DeLong. Mike Kirchner. Gerry Buchman, Randy King. Mary Phillips and .lim Petche. CTop Rowj Bill Wagner and Barb Schank. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS. Treasurer George Wagner, Secretary Martha Schreiner, Vice President Steve Hipp and President Brian Maloney. Clubs 97 4 iv 5 'L 4 +' ':. N ,fn J 4 ..g.... L1 . ', h, I 9 -A ,T 'Q' , V. Ji N Q7 'I ' ' 3 1 ' -'N - 5 - 1','Yl':-.f '13, AL A 5' , I 'if' 'QT . f ,- N I f T 2 ' ' 1 ' QE n ' 75' 'Tlx W'5'-.m ill- uv 1 9- ' ' xi 5x5r x ?NX. .1 f, Ne ff' -1, J'w . Q ' F 1 ,AW ,X-xi .. .fill li 1 Q ' 'ff Akfnpf , ' f 1 5' -- YY is , + W 5' aw - 1' malls vilvvtwd 1' ,-,,, N vA' 5 u 4: , Lp 1 W . ...- , , ,1..L--pg.: Ewa. . 1, P? ' 13 ,lj .Ji 5' - , 51 ,, , ..!'1fff . ,15 phil? , FMC g .I-4 -' Li , 5 .FE , f:,.'.'3, 'ygli s Q' N55 - x QA. , , n i . my ',..1 ,A I V I M4 4 . .1 1 - 3 ..y - . 1, 4 4 E ' ff , 5' + I ' , X P' J Wy Y if V fr In 4 1' gm' 'I 'Hg 'V I5 J J 1 f ,H ,1 x. 'LT 'U . ' I A -,VJ ,- n'l .1 x ' V' - ' 'anal' I' Jw . FN . 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CED SOPHO MORESI SOPHOMORESI -R , Y umm' Assemblies 99 Awards Assembly BUSINESS DEPARTMENTAWARDS Second Year Algebra: junio,-g, Personal Typing Certificate Award: Kathleen Chambers Karen Amann Peggy Wittmann Michael Kirchner Paul DeLong Typing I Certificate Award, James Petsche Jennifer Hgffgrg Janet Ehrenfried Fourth Year Mathematics: Tamara Klopp Patricia Elchert Steven Hipp James Petsche Lisa Granata Norman Smith Jeffrey Reinhart Janeen Kirchner NATIONAL HONOR SOIETY Sophomore, Stacy Nohr SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: Marla Mail Ellen Perry Thomas Hoffman 01-110 5714 TE 504001 Op Mary Schumn Laura White COSMETOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP Martha Smith SCIENCE A WARDS Brenda Elche,-Q Karen Streacker Bausch and Lomb Science OHIO ACADEMIC gCHOMR5Hlp AND Mary Beth Ward Award' CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT Laura White Brian Maloney Scholarship Typing Il Certificate Award: SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 3,-ian Maloney Jacqueline Elchert AWARDS: Certificates of Achievement Elaine Schalk History Day - I980t Jlll Bursa FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Julie Brickner Steven Hipp AWARDS Jennifer Crist Norman Smith German: Laurie Goetz Mary Worland Daniel Brickner Donna Gross ELDON WERT AWARDS: Philip DeLong Kelly Kirkhart Michael Hartman Nanette Eichhorn Julie Reino Jane Kramer James Reiter Karen Scherger TIFFIN LlON'S CLUB SERVICE Spanish: Mary Taschler AWARD: Thomas Borer Daughters of the American George Wagner Laura White Revolution Award: DAD KERNAN A WARDSG Latin, Gerald Buchman George Joseph Wagner, Jr. Julie Crist American Legion Americanism Lawrence Jamey Rifzlgf MATHEMATICS AWARDS Test Awards, Msgr. Richard Gabel Memorial Seniors, Mathematics Award, John DeLong Steven Hipp Brian Maloney Flrst Year Algebra: James Reiter Jane Kramer Katherine Shanabrook Jeanne Lange Mary Shank Paul Werling Mary Worland QAJ George Wagner receives His Dad Kernan Award from Mr. Miletti. CBJ Mar Worland and Lorraine McCartan present Sister Eileen with the Publications Plaque AY! CAD The Xavier Band entertains with their Jazz Band. CBJ Mr. Diringer presents Steven Hipp with an award for achieving the highest cumulative average in his math courses. CCD Larry Ritzler and Louie Brickner show how much strength it takes to turn on a light bulb. CDD Mr. Miletti presents Larry Ritzler with the Dad Kernan Award. Assemblies lOl , 1 6 - .iv E N v ' JV L ,. 4, I if 9 9 ,J V2 is-, Wm -gf- i 'T' GND'fMaTy Worland and her parents emlitace folldmgnhouncement of her monetary award. CBJ Senior? Norm Smith. Brendajhook. Kathy Shanabrook. Jenny Gaietto and Jackie Elchert stand as fellow classmates are l recognized. A.. 5 E wg,- 11 if L 4 tg! ---1 .0 X n . 1 1.31 f ' 4 My 1 , k 4 n 44 gb qQ p 9 gk' ain- H 1 gli AJ' L N 'TR x 5.1 lx? ,nv -,.......,- VJ.- .H I 1 Qsvfviwwvyb A, 5 ' ' ' v ,9 n A Lx x 1 ,. li' 0- ,.,, X, ., - Q. , 4- - . - . fx Q. V Y - -- -vlr,4'- .- I '- Q is- 1 - A , 'E -' xii ,lf .N ,A-N X--?+ em. 1 .44 Q Mail- X :Jg 14. A 1' 3. 5 7!Af'T'7'.f'-5'1'3 ' 3' E W P T Q 'A - I .. Q.. . t I :' ' E il.. , ,, 2.5: ' AQ - -eff gg. f . -G - . , Us .,., . - Kg! , ' -sig' ' ,Q ' V f 'i lg-s-il Oii' , 5 ' U' -5 1 ,-' is , -..l rig ,alll :TAC ' .git U3 'ZY4 0 4' ? ' ,- - Q ' -, . I L- F 1-lo I: ev H 2'-Ci V, . 'Z' '..' ' .vin-' .A f' l f ' ' -s . Q O., , fi .4 -f 2 gp - V ', I ,. ...J f M I I- 1,7 ' V ha , ilu 1 ,Q hV'i-Cgft' -' .p,' ' g 'T' f ,fr b Af. ' WMV. 7' ' ' mg -' - ' 2' --. - Jw x A ' -19 1 fc r ., H ..,, 'Q' ' 13' 3 ' . ,V mg 9. V , ,.-v... . -' ' H.. 'ya V' -. I - ,I 0 ., J 4 1. . , I , I H ,Mid .,. . 'n ' , . j . f . - .Q X . A 'ef -,. ,. ' W V--S? - . --K: 'ff' , .re :ww .V ' V' -9'-' ' ,., - F , -' gf- ,fb V - ' J 4-7 ' - u lr - A ' 'i 'Oxy-E':'-5 .4 I A ,' A .. .., .. Ll i Q - -1:1-new-V ir f girl. ' 1 heh? A l 1 If P l V . f Q 'A 'T 7' 1 - -- g, ,.,.. onommons, Mglongof Bfena3,B4 ,I manl' ' n ' ' . X . 'Bs d Julie Brle?6er , , , .- 'J ,I . 1 f , .. - . Eimfx fuifgfff' I 'as -. An I 1 4 , . 555' 'i Wqf' 9 ,- 21 wr ----' CII 'fa pw A .-J.-J.. u- --I M,-at L1 ' ,. ? on 'EC' 'A! ' 'X' .1 --1-i,q ', f..qF'3J R REPRESENTATIVES, Gin-if an. Kathy Stgflf fp-,ind Cmissingj Brian WTB 4 .-- . fi IWC! I98O CALVERT NEWS STAFF -1 ,,-A 1 -1- -fin L ' 1 midi'--wi-f' F 7 a Ol 5 'Nj-,P X is D Y 35 l ef AJ CAD Mary Worland and Lorraine McCarran, Co-editors of the Calvert News. plan their next layout. CBJ An exchange paper from another school catches John DeLong's attention. CCD Mary Worland hands out a last minute assignment assignment, as Gerry Buchman, John De- Long. Lorraine McCartan and Jill Bursa work at their stories. CDD Articles are typed before they go to the printer. and the typing job falls to Connie Baumgartner this time. QED Working on the sports page, Gerry Buchman and Tony Ranieri fit a story into place. KFJ Sister Antonia. advisor. offers a suggestion. CGQ Jill Bursa tries her girl-in-the-hall interview questions on the other staff members. Calvert News IO7 IOS Band h WE PLAY THE SONGS The I980 Calvert Marching Senecas 'ki' YS: QAJ Reflections on the water portray the Calvert Marching Senecas. QBJ John DeLong plays Um Pah Pah Um Pah Pah on the tu bah bah , Y..- Sf j. -. S T f L 1 ,J V LI.. li' ' Il 4 Li 1. U e Li 4. ' .,,.- If N7 'il ' S? W6 1 ' . I A,-V.-I, -f N-I '55-5-I ' , ' -.nf-.--'. has -'L 5 '. n 'F ., 4 15 :14 fl- ,f- CAJ Presenting the Calvert Marching Senecas, under the direction of field commander. Linda Paradiso. 483 While the band plays the Alma Mater, head majorette, Dianna Derr, shows her loyalty to our school. QCD Many long hours of hard work make the half-time show special. CDD Jazzing away on her sax, Barb Depinet finds it hard to keep from looking at her music. CEJ SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: BOT- TOM ROW Brenda Shook, Kristy Kovasckitz, Jenny Gaietto and Dianna Derr. MIDDLE ROW Chris Huss. Barb Depinet and Kathy Kapelka. TOP ROW Randy King, Linda Paradiso and John DeLong. ON RIGHT Jill Bursa and Janine Sanders. Band l09 IIO Band i979-80 Concert Band Q? Q 1' PEP BAND, QLyingD Deb Ardner and Barb Schank. CSittingJ Kathy Kapelka, Pat Greiselding, Sue Brodman, Diane Sanders, Jill Bursa, Judy Kapelka. Janine Kirchner and Jane Kramer. fKneeIingJ Linda Perry. Jenny Gaietto, Dianna Derr. Deb Cox, Janine Sanders, Joan Breidenbach, Barb Depinet. Julie Brickner. Jan Beat and Joe Lee. CStandingJ Denise Derr. Joel Mauer, Karen Kapelka. Ellen Perry, Julie Brickner, Jim Petsche, John DeLong. Mark Arbogast, Randy King. Randy Rohrbach. Phillip DeLong, Joan Depinet. Gretchen Bevelander and Peg Wittmann. U of JAZZ BAND: Mary Phillips. Phil DeLong. John DeLong. Joan Depinet, Sue Brodman, Julie Brickner f9j, Julie Brickner CIOJ. Linda Julie Mauer, Randy King. Judy Kapelka. Kathy Kapelka, Mark Arbogast. Barb Depinet, Jane Weinandy, Barb Schank. Deb Ardner, Hoffert. Nancy Cummings. Ellen Perry and Jim Petsche. air if xv Wg! Members of PIT BAND, Jill Bursa, Nancy Cummings. Janine Kirchner, SENECA ARROWS PEP BAND: Linda Paradiso, John DeLong, Barb De- Jane Weinandy, Deb Ardner, Jenny Hoffert, Julie Mauer, Barb Depinet, pinet. Jan Beat. Joan Depinet, Ellen Perry, Phil DeLong, Randy Rohrbach, Phil DeLong, Randy King. Barb Schank, Randy Rohrbach, John DeLong, Barb Schank, Kathy Kapelka. Jenny Hoffert, Deb Ardner, Jane Weinandy, Joel Mauer, Mark Arbogast, Jim Petsche, and Linda Perry. Jill Bursa, Joan Breidenbach, Julie Mauer, Linda Perry and Janine Kirchner. Band lll JUNIOR GEE CLUB! CAD Sopranos fTopJ Anne Lange. Dorene Des- grange, Kathy Brickner, Cheryl Field. Mary Taschler, Jackie Gib- son, Donna Gross. Bev Frank, Michelle Boes. Mary Beth Reamer. and Julie Phillips. fBottomJ Amy Coffman, Martha Smith, Therese Elchert. Nan Eichhorn. Julie Brickner. Amy Gaietto and Diane Grieselding. CBJ Tenors and Baritones Dan Gillig. Ned Behm. Tom Graham, Paul Myers. Mark Kirchner. Rob Ledwedge and Joe Wor- land. CCD Altos CTopj Kelly Kirkhart, Jane Krupp. Rose Lang, Marga- ret Banks, Mary Decker. Anne Krupp, Barb Frank, Leanne Mai- berger and Janet Zirger. CBottomI Jenny Steimentz, Vicki Del- Turco. Deb Peer, Connie Elchert and Jane Zimmerman. CDD SPE- CIAL GLEE CLUB: QTopJ Chip Cummings CBottomJ Mimi Lange. Mark Kirchner, Dorene Desgrange, Cyndi Hammond Rob Led- wedge. Linda Paradiso. Mark Pardi. Steve Mumper, Joe Worland. Denise Breidenbach, Dan Gillig. Karen Graham. Tom Graham and Connie Baumgartner. III Glee Club ' SENIOR GLEE CLUB! QAD Altos CTopJ Barb Schank, Amy Tiell. Brenda Shook, Michelle Maiberger, Mary Ward, Rhonda Krupp. Joan Depinet, Becky Worland and Maria Maiz. fBottomJ Chris Bolish, Kay Ellenwood, Karen Graham. Paula Miletti, Michelle Durlo. Jackie Cool and Maria Lutz. QBJ Sopranos CTopj Linda Paradiso, Maggie Klepper, Elaine Consolo, Connie Baumgartner. Jane Chambers. Dianna Derr, Jenny Crist and Kathy Chambers. CMiddleJ Stephanie McClellan, Yolanda Sherman. Deb Ardner, Lynn Brickner, Karen Streaker, Mimi Lange and Donna Wilhelm. CBottomj Kathy Brickner, Pam Schultz and Chris Steyer. CCD Ten- ors and Baritone: Louie Brickner, Steve Mumper. Dave Lucius. Greg Shelt, Chuck Bernard, Jeff France. Dave Gase and Chip Cummings. QDJ GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: CTopJ Mimi Lange, Dave Lucius, Jackie Gibson, Paula Miletti, Jeanne Lange, Anne Lange. Cyndi Hammond and Linda Paradiso. Cllottomj Sister John Paul. Leanne Maiberger, Denise Breidenbach, Mark Kircher and Connie Baumgartner. Glee Club lI3 THE BUY FRIE D 59- 5 Cast Of Characters 1 ' F Q, nt Polly Browne ......... Constance Baumgartner Tony Brockhurst .............. Mark Kirchner Maisie Merryweather .......... Linda Paradiso Bobby Van Husen ............. Louis Brickner X Q 4 Madame Dubonnet ......... Cynthia Hammond W Percival Browne .... ........ S tephen Mumper Lord Brockhurst .... . ....... Charles Bernard Lady Brockhurst . . . ........... Karen Graham fy Hortense ....................... Mary Lange ,Q I fl V The gala decade of the Roaring '2O's set the scene France, romance brought together couple after couple - for our annual operetta. Sandy WiIson's musical comedy bvlh y0ung and Old. was not at all an imitation of all I92O's musicals, but Altlwugh Rebecca Worland was originally cast for rather it was a mixture of all the characteristics sym- the part of Lady Brockhurst, due to illness she was bolic of that era. unable to perform. Set in Madame Dubonnet's Finishing School in Nice, 1 B X I. W. I As perfect young ladies o en o. ucie. i ie, anc , aisie. KAI ft dDl Tll N yM Fy dL dream about The Boy Friend . Q85 A future together inspires Room in Blooms- bury , as sung by Tony and'PolIy. II4 Operetta a , an iza B -gi- l 1 '9 ' Fi. ,av f ' .1 ! 5 4 ,li A - - Ama' it Ii' -mmf ai AIS' f 1. Qu 'fi A9 BEHI D THE SPGTLIGHT CAD A prayer. a cheer and a reminder from the chief mark the beginning of each performance. QBJ Linda Paradiso's blue flapper outfit gets last minute touches from Mrs. Baumgartner. CCD A beach becomes a ball- room under the deft fingers of Karen Streacker, Mrs. Bushkul and Mrs. Graham. CDD l'II say . . . then you say . . . O.K? Steve Mumper asks of Mimi Lange. Greg Shelt, however. seems to pay no attention. CED See, I told you she said that! says Paula Miletti after Elaine Consolo takes the phone. 31' 'Wx ,sa it fs. it ar' N? v 5 ..l QQW l v l t i i A .wt W tl: 1 I' vii 9-...- I y 59. 1 'ga ' 55, I . 'A -Y? hi - .f -As A I a i S 'Q wi h tw. A1 Q .1 ' , D' 1 Af -r AX-as 5 l 4 of Xl-4 CAJ Brenda Boes puts the finishing touches on Denise Breidenbach be- fore she goes on stage. CBJ Ready for Action.. . ?l QCD Kathy Chamber's and Dianna Derr's thoughts turn from ap- plause to a careful step from the riser. CDD All onstage butterflies have flown as Chuck Bernard, Greg Shelt and Rob Ledwedge deal yet another hand of euchre, and Kristi Kovaskitz curls her way toward a more beautiful Brenda Shook. CED You did say put it all on top. didn't you? ask Mrs. Ran- ieri and Therese Elchert as they change Michelle Durso's hair-do from the I98O's to the I92O's. Operetta II7 ICR WASHINGTQ TRIP . 0 3 nl. ,unit mmtrw' A f ev ,. 1- 15 QAJ The junior trip to Washington coincided with that of the President of Bavaria Cay A and his son frj. Here they enter Arlington National Cemetary. CBJ Five bushed juniors. Lynn Brickner, Tami Klopp, Maggie Klepper. Michelle Maiberger and Rhonda Krupp, find an excellent napping spot. QCD Jane Weinandy can't quite decide whether a snooze is worth it or not, but Denise Breidenbach has made up her mind. , 5 ,. .V YQ QAJ A wreath is placed at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. KBJ The Jefferson Memorial looms larger than life behind the tour buses. CCD This display is found at the Smithsonian Institute. fDj Another bus ride?l exclaims Jose and Maria Maiz. Chip Cum- mings is still pondering the situation. CED Garbed in colonial cos- tume. Jenny Hoffert and Bill Wagner fit right into the Williams- burg scene. Washington lI9 CRUISE 80 A 'QTY-y'v?,. . - . X , ' , .. .V I IXN QEN ii q r I 4' ji Ci!! v 1 ' 'A A W QI, 1? a w- X '-V: ' 'X' L- xx X f l lf? . A-u,f HA .. Q, A 57 Qj't Qc Q.. Q MZ Nl E Q ll A ' 1 I 1 F filfiw . S , . . T A . xy -f ' --- -- JA - +--'- I - Ss at - ,V ' 4. xt' I A hi, 3 g . - .JA S . F . 1 i 5.5, P Following the tradition of last year's seniors, the Class of '80 cruised to the Bahamas for their Senior Class Trip. Wednesday, April 30. sixty members of the Senior Class chartered two Greyhound buses to Detroit Airport. From there they flew to Atlanta. switched planes and flew nonstop to Orlando, Florida. While in Orlando. they spent a fun-filled day at Disney World with Space Mountain being their main attraction. Friday was a day of travel for the touring seniors. After a four hour bus ride to Miami. they boarded the ship Flavia and set sail at 4 p.m. for Nassau. The remainder of the day was free to investigate the ship, with a delicious meal in the early evening. Saturday it rained, but that didn't spoil the fun for the seniors. They spent the day bargaining with natives at the straw market and visiting one another on the ship. That evening the passengers were greeted by the Captain before being seated at a formal dinner. The last day in Nassau, Sunday, was a day of leisure, Most of the seniors went to lovely Paradise Beach and enjoyed a day in the hot. tropical sun. A crazy dinner party that evening included hats. noise makers and waiters carrying our flaming baked Alaska. The Flavia set sail for Miami earlier that day around 4:30 p.m. Monday, May 5, the Class of l98O was up early and ready to travel home. After catching two buses and a plane ride, the seniors arrived at Calvert at about 6:30 p.m. The Senior Class Trip to Nassau will always be a great memory for the Class of '80. DO Cruise A up. .eq Glu -'ies-t -- Y, .I . f A. -,tg-. N . Q -. I 'ima f V , .,,A . . f A ' VFW fix -fy -m....-.517 .. -1., 'F 1 I CAD The Class of '80 enjoy their cocktails before the Captain's Dinner. CBJ Pretty Boy Dave Lucius. CCD One of the beautiful scenes in the Bahamas. QDD Chris Bolish, with visions of teddy bears dancing in her head. CEB A last celebration on the ship Flavia. CFD Clavert Beach Comers on Paradise Island. CGD The beaches on the beach. Cruise III 14-5 0 J. X V ,, ' ' 7 ' sawn, :gag-:f W X -CURB' ig x fi su' -3-4 'N Q ,,... 3- -, 145' Q QA ---- -1 L'-T 1 1. Y- 41 L2- - w Nl, pg . I ' , ' 1. P' ' .2 . V 5 ,f 3 fi .,, zu L, 'A , 0 1 gf fur, 545 -un 1 'au' 'IA Allstate Agent - Gregory Breneman Dr. Ilhan Alpay Mr. Jack Anderson Ballreich Bros. lnc. BancOhio National Band - Tiffin Area Banks Hair Fashions Dr. James D. Beisner Dr. and Mrs. John Beisner Randall S. Bendure, Attorney Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Black M at Bob's Mrs. al' hon Bork. Paul J. Dunn Richard W. Ellinger D.D.S, P.C. The Fireside Fleck Electric Dr. Richard L. Fletcher Foodtown Supermarkets Dr. and Mrs. Paul France Ottie J. Frank Insurance Frosted Foods Fry Foods Gaietto's Cycle ' Gaietto Schwinn DPM an Lanes Isle , D.D.S and Kummerer 1 's Inc. ' ' ' and Son H , I 9 A oseph G. Livoti, D.D.S Inc. Dr. Robert G. Shreiner O.D. S.P. Lowery Shultz Motor Inc. s Tavern s Barber Shop Sout land Lanes Brothers Candies Eug Ve C. Stacy s Delicatessen St. Jvgeph Rosary Altar Society I S i' - - uperlor Cleaning Service and Mrs. Robert Mills Carry Out 's Business Equipment Lupica and Pagarigan Pocket and Ink H. Payne and Arco s Food Inhla L IT. If . 4 ' 1 Paint and Supply Inc. and Crafts Dealers Association Center Directors Assn. MYERS 8 SMITH ga WF INSURANCE AGENCY E I93 S Washington St Tlffln Ohio 44883 Ze 1-'vw YO dpel F A AGENT Donald W Worland CPCU Phone Office 447 O92l UNCLE DICK S Residence 447 SSB S Corbm l Ciienmponrcalluennn S thl d P k 1419, 447 0414 t T ff Oh 44883 Compliments Of TIFFIN SAVINGS BANK I75 S. Washington St. 448 9740 'QMVIIIIII' H ,,, I .?:.':fur9 fl. 1 S' 1 xl , I , X , I I f , I., YQ ' ' - 1 ,A , i I UR ll I nm! 1 lffvf' ' ' f lqumnrz I A fl 43' ' 3' ' I XX 'nun von gnu' , ' 9 1: - , C H O Industrial I ou an ar - - Dis ributors C- in i in, io ef' ,Tegf-,-E Best Wishes Wagner Flowers We re Growing Better And Better For You Serving Tiffin Area For Over 60 Years 525 Greenfield Phone 447 O6I6 Congratulations To The From MAGERS LLIMBER COMPANY TIFFIN PAPER COMPANY INSTITUTIONAL FOODS v s d Ca dhFa 7AM 4M PHONE 447 2I2I R 40 HARRISON TIFFIN Oh 44883 Q! Y ' if . . . VV' ,vpy Who esale Distributors Class SO PAPER PRODUCTS Deli ery up to 50 miles or Ca h an rry at our warehouse Mon ay t ru rid y I . . - :P. . ear- ' Ad I27 D8 Ads W BEST WISHES sENloRs1 SCHULTZ Qll. wr-1 fffxfx Hoperoy s Hallmark Shoppe 80 South Washington Street Tlffln Ohio 44883 gf gn E are 'Er- 33 N Washmgton St l419l 448 0011 Ttffm Ohlo 44883 PANEVPLY' Y G IN STOCK TYLESO OVER T50 S ousrruauroas l KITCHEN cABnNETs EHCEL C-QDDQS VANITIES BY MON THFlUFFlI 9AM TO9PlVl SAT 9AM TOSPM LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED INC. Schultz Ol founded In l96O is presently un der the owner ship of Joe Dan The company provides Gulf Oll products for gas s t a t no n s a n d farm houses For your oll products call 448-077l or stop at Schultz Oll lo cated at SI Gul more Street Serving the Tlffln area for over a century Shumway Floral and Greenhouse IS conveniently located at 23 South Wash lngton Street across from the Rltz Theatre As an FTD Florist Shumway s wlll wlre flowers anywhere and If guarantees personal attention glven to all orders For your floral needs see Stan and Betty Lou Shumway and be assured of satisfaction Phone 447 O32l L ' W ' 1- . ' ' T' yt x 1 ll it l i ' 'fav -4 NH.. , ' S3 - 13 ll L: lf - E 6 A 235- E Q , i . .f 3 . t 'L ' ' I ,JV ' A Xa 'T , . xx ' gf , . iel. S S F , ,Q , S S f of 3:1 l '- .j lc, . Y I CALVERT STUDENT COUNCIL 4V :' U 'A H 8 S Inc. is owned and operated by E.H. Ed Schultz and E.R. Bud Schultz. The business is locat- ed at 3l Gilmore Street and has been serving the community of Tiffin since l947. For your asphalt needs, contact H S S Inc. at 447-2577. Lee Floor Covering Inc. is owned and operated by Louis floor covering for the community of Tiffin and surround- ing areas since i938 They also provide quality draperies so for your floor and drapery needs stop at 263 South Washington Street. Lee. Lee's has been providing top quality carpet and vinyl A-F CLAY TIRE CENTER A DIVISION OF Fl A1 DISTRIBUTINF I O 210 F MARKFT ST TIFFIN OHIO 44883 PHONF ll'MYl 447 6644 INK HTI 448 0 I0 I E Featuring y Kelly Springfield Tires Michelin Tires Marathon Gasolines Marathon Diesel Fuels Marathon Oils Complete Automotive Care Transmission Service E Rebuilds ..,ll . .. ' . 1 T. V' 1 . - L -5 , , -4 .- ' . r,,. I A K E I '., . -1-QT . vi: . . . 15 I . . . ,L I , .fs . Ads D9 x A 1 so ,1 E- '- -E ' J, 7 J.- -L.,',,.,'.-1, Q.. ' 'T', ...IJ TIffIn AIre Inc founded In August of l968 pro Vld6S a Fllte Center along wIth fllght Instructlons and charter planes TIffIn Alre Inc IS your local authorlzed Plper Deal er located on U S Route 224 Owned and operated by the Reser famlly Lee s Shoes In Westgate Vlllage features a wIde varlety of quallty footwear for the famlly Lees lIne Includes such flne names as Florshlem Hush Pupples Dexter Red Cross and many more Lee s Shoes also has stores In Bucyrus and Fremont to serve you For excellent shoes and frIendly ser VICE stop In at the Lee s Shoes closest to you TIFFIN HARDWARE TIffIn Hardware Co IS stocked wlth Items for everyones beneflt from utenslls for the happy homemaker to chlldren s games and glft Ideas as well as an excellent supply of hardware needs TIffIn Hardware IS located at l55O W State Route I8 Kleppers of Tlffln has been servlng Northwest Ohlo for thlrty years wlth your favorlte beers Located at D5 Caldwell Avenue Phone 447 7756 7 'L 4---: 11f'f 'Q V -'WM-Leafs' l ' 'I I Q' 4 I - . . . . . 7 U , - . , . . - . . . . . 7 7 n . . . -1 . 113 ' li. 'W - I ,. If' . l. 'gf ' ,vf ,A xiflf 7' '. I .....-- L' . 1' L 353' I '-'2 X- I' if I I S- . ' 1 I - ' l I 'I . , 1 Q - I ,N 1, Q. y' - 2' Qi' - I Mx, ,, . K . ,V-. . A V , In ' l . I - . , - yr I JM nt, r -5 I AA ' , , 2 I . . , . . ' ' ' , . . . I , 7 Y ' . . . , . I I I30 Ads GARY S SI-ICP RITE EAST STORE 479 Market St WEST STORE 19 W Market St The Supermarket Where SSIVICG Is Our Tlffln Soft Tn Cgunty Water Service National Bank A SOCIETY CORPORATION BANK I I Eugene A Lute 1 ,Q E, ' ' 9 -.I '- - . Ti I -.451--N - t '74 - K ' A i -I I , - H' . I Q T ' 5 ,Q -I K IN. Q ' . 1 'I ' 5 77 A IT, Pleasure C mplete Agricultural, Automotive, Comm ' Industrial Residential Glass Service. I l 1 . I .SI QS i OF? tl o T' ' O ' 88 1 - t U l ifjalf N.:g:':t :E ':,f:: :':f:?Tg. 'x ' -'r 1 2 ' 121 A, ASONRY yi 4, fy, g I ' ' A 'fiyiifip X '7TT YiA II, ' ,N 'li -- peta l ' f f , ' lf T 13 r-1 ' C ,J 7 NV R 8 R Masonry Contractors 341. En, -a-we-V'-f':..-',l.. .a a 1 5.5. T T. -f' Commercial - Industrial San Mar Pharmacy has been serving the communi- ty of Tiffin for over 22 years with a complete phar- macy and retail store. First opening for business in l955, the pharmacy took its name from the location on the corner of Sandusky and Market Streets. Retaining the name San Mar, it then was relocated at the corner of Jackson and Market, remodeled several times. Since that time the business has grown into the most complete Red Carpet Store. General Masonry Glass Block 8 Concrete Block Glazed Tile - Concrete ' Fully Insured Tool Renting Phone: 447-4IO2 lO6 Benner Whether you're going to college technical school or starting a job, Commercial National Bank can help you with all your banking needs. Conmnnqm NATIONAL BANK TWYI, Ohio Your hometown bank since l876 Downtown Tiffin Westgate Village Six's Corners Member F.D.l.C. B2 Ads G b WMER J' T542- gy :- -L 'HJ jf' .sv- A Communlty Involved Company James and Richard Ewald own and operate Ewald's Furniture Store. Since the busmess was establlshed In l9OO Ewald's has been provldmg Tlffln and sur rounding communmes wlth furniture and carpet So for your furmture and carpet needs, call 447 l828. or stop at your local Ewald's Store, located at 294l S State Route Im -AWE, 'gk 6552, fl .QF .Ill -'Q Twln Pines Motel IS a flne restaurant S Cocktail Bar The rooms Include phones alr condltloners and color T V It IS owned and operated by Carl and Ellen Kapelka For reservations call 447 8033 s . .Q a AED, 'Lg 41' 1 N ALAN RIDDLEBAUGH Representative 40 South Washington Street Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Phone: 447 78l2 Res: 585 54l5 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE G Natnonvwde as on your side ---. - - . .. A V - .r-'4-'-:iq-:.'a.r:.aE':::T.::i 7 ,115fl, 1:',f 3.'3?' '1q,lgfk1-13114tflmfx-'zz -.: 1,5 '- ,K -11-5--L .ft ,u e -f- - - fr: T . 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Ads B3 0 REPUBLIC ROOFING wut asm llf The Camper s Bag locally owned and operated by Howard and Shirley Magers IS conveniently located on the corner of Rts 224 8 I8 Good ser vlce IS accompanled by a large selection of trall ers campers motorhomes and camping accesso rles CAMPER S BAG IMMELE Q ww NC ec afllfa OIIIFUCIOI' I mumerclal Inmlu lrl al I lplwlll' BOILER WORK HYDRAULIC PIPING AMERICAN STANDARD 447 3323 447 2882 114 Mlaml P0 Box E Tlflm Ohm l34 Ads STUDIO OF WGNDERS P O Box 886 IOI Perry Street Festeria, Qhio Phone 435-36I5 lt s A New Tactos Klnd Ford' STREACKER TRACTOR SALES D C tfl' fl-'4 ja 13 hp Ford 1100 16 hp Ford 1300 .JSI lr mfg F 20 hp Ford 1500 30 hp Ford 1900 COOK S FOOD CENTER I47 Flrst Avenue Tlffln, O Open Dally S Sunday 9am lOpm Famlly Owned 8 Operated By The Cook s Ralph Edna Sons Doug Mark LUCIUS INSULATION Spray On Blown Cellulose Foam 'QQ The Qglglilonle aa er ' mm ,mmnmmwwd Owner Ralph Luclus Free Estimates Tlffln Ohio 44883 Phone 447 9506 Z xii' .KWH Known as the volce of Seneca County WTTF pro vides nts lssteners wlth a full day of news and enter tamment features Including the hourly news and coverage of hugh school sportnng events WTTF sup ports the young people of our community by spon sorlng JAT Radio. a Junior Achievement Company WTTF IS located on AM and FM at I6OO and IO3 on your dual , r' r . . 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A .ll V ll , . 1 4 . , - I36 Ads Natlonal Machlnery Congratulations Class Of 80 DELY TRAVEL SERVICE 20223 Mack Avenue Gross Point Mlch 48236 CARDINAL AUTO PARTS :Nc Thank You IO Jefferson St West St Rt I Tlffln Ohlo Tlffln Chlo 447 5025 447 79lI We carry a full lme of the following Delco For Your American Hammered Engine Parts Arrow Rebuilt Parts Gabriel Shocks Gates Belts S Hoses McCord Gaskets Merit Exhaust National Oll Seal Tlmkln Bearings GP Ignmon Lune No Klnk Brake Lune We are a Bendix We do have many parts for foreign cars Hours Mon Fr: 8 am to 5 pm S Support at 8 am to 3 pm I u l y . Q 4 . . .8 n 1 -AC - Ads l37 ' J .E 5 . . , . s .. 'i ' Aiello. Debra. 30. 94 Q iQAmann: Karen. 26 ,k--, Z i NA 'fAmann. Mary. 30' 1 Arbogast. Mark. 26. IIO. lil. D2 arena., Qeb.a..ga.L.:s. 66.i9.llQ.Jllz fus . EArdner. Edith. 30163736 Ardner. 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II, 65, 67, 94, l43 Cummings, John. 27, 53. III. IIS. II9 Cummings. Nancy. SO, 96. 98, Ill, Decker. Mary. 34. 77, 96, II2 Delgra, Lucelo. 35. 72. 87 Qell. Jane. 24..3l. 62. 71. 96, 93. IO4 Dell. Michael. 5, 8. II, 40 DeLong. John. 8, 82. l06. IO8, l09. IIO. III, D3 DeLong. Paul. 27, 87. 97 DeLong, Philip. JI, 98. IIO. III DelTurco. Patrick. JI. 32, 73. 96 DelTurco, Victoria. SI. II2 Demith. Christopher. 35, 72, 84 Depinet. Barbara. 8. 9. IO9. IIO. III Deplnet. Joan. 27. 96, IIO. Ill, ll3 Delloxe. Douglas. 35, 72 Derr. Denise. 35. 77. IIO M Derr, Dianna. 8. lO9. IIO. II3. II7 Desgrange. Dorene. 35, II2 Dixrel. Gregory. 9, 53. 57. 80 Diitel. Joseph. JI. 53 y b Dinel. Sara. 27 A Dull, Cheryl. 3l 4 Durso. Michelle. 26. 27. 28. 70, II3. II7 Ehrenfrled. Janei. 27. 65. 67 Eichhorn, Nanetle. Bl, 98. l03. K24, ll2 gnu . z. Elchert. Elcherl. Brenda. 9. IO4 Connie. SI. 62. 79. 96. 98. lO3. IO4. II2 Elchert. Charles. 35 . Elcherr. Gerald. 9. 53. 55. 93 Elcherl. Gregory. 27. 35 . 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' 1 ,' - ' . v I, . , ki- 'A ' K, r.'.,A 1 111- 1 -. pl, -4 ANS , ' V A 1 -1 . '- .. . 'V N ' -i,.. AA, A, v ---. , , We, the staff of this year's Calvertana would like to thank all those people who helped make this yearbook possible: Sister Antonia Rode Parents of staff Dick Thatcher Rev. Robert J. Yeager Patrons and friends Studio of Wonders We also thank all of you who have been a part of Calvert, and we wish for you a continuation of the growth you have experienced this year. 'J xr in ' , , I 4 ,TL 1 ',+e. ,I 9:4 .f., - K J1- X 1 ' V R K -5, . sz- A X Z, Y. . ' xl , . 1 A-.U , ' --4 J . li. r - ' 9 V' I if .1 'q r 1 'V' ' 1 W4 9. X X 'F na X5 I Ox , N rf W X I A ffl Is Activities and Ads Students Lisa Crist Kay Ellenwood Jenny Gaietto N 1 . Head Photographer Faculty Photographer George Wagner Kathy Shanabrook Tony Race Staff ms . , . 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