Calvert High School - Calvertana Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

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L al., we' ,gpg Pi. 2 U 'J . 1 V N: TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Lik' ............................ Sports .............. . Admin13trationfFaculty .. Underclassmen ....... .... 8 6 Seniors ..... . . Graduation ...... . Senior Directory . . . . . . . Advertikements . . . . . . 12 76 100 114 J We have made along the Way. HOMECOMING CO UR T Queen: Ann Krupp Court: Michelle Boes, Renee Longo, Martha Smith, Nancy Wilhelm v-J' The week ofthe Homecoming game, the entire school got into the spirit with clash day, blue and white day and punk day coloring the week. For the first time ever, a float was made to carry the court, The school honored the senior girls at an assembly. Each girl received a long- stemmed Carnation, and then she was presented to the student body. Thursday evening a bonfire lit the way to a victory. Hring the school up, the band marched to the bonfire, where the students ga ve class skits. The mighty sen - iots dominated over the hzculty, parents and underclassmen in a tug-of-war. At a pep rally Friday night each class as well as the faculty gave its own skit. The senior class chose for the court this year: lVHchelle Boes, Ann Krupp, Re- nee Longo, Martha Smith and Nancy Wilhelm. Ann Krupp was chosen queen in voting done by the whole school. A. Determination shows in the eyes of Brady Glick. B. joe Worland and Ann Krupp patiently put ro- gether the pieces ofthe float. C. A sunny day adds to Nancy Wilhelm and Michelle Boes' fun of mak- ing the float. H, was 4 'E'-B B i l ...D- A. With the excitement of the nghr, the court beams with joy over Ann s being crowned queen. B. Lars Birging presents Denise Derr to the student body. The senior women were honored at a Home- coming assembly. C. The team huddles together as they work out the wrhmng strategy. D. Addressing the school, Renee Longo speaks about her views of Homecoming. Homecoming 9 ERLX i . N I D THESE WERE f '1 Z ' 14 f ' f W V if ,VI E Sow... ff dl ALL MOMEN S TO REMEMBER Crowning the week's activities were the football game against Fremont St. joseph Saturday, October 23, and the dance on Sunday night. The Senecas enjoyed a 17-8 victory over the Streaks in Dont of a crowd sprinkled with alumni who had in fact vi 5 come home. ,J The following night found the stu- dents and their dates bOO5'l'6HlT1g to the sounds of Roulette in Calvertls gym, g which had been decorated with autumn . leaves, Quits and colors. A special dance, part way through the evening, honored the queen and her 5 court. On the field and at the dance, as well , as at the pre - game preparations, everyone if enjoyed the fun of being together. 's 4 Moods and moments captured at the game and dance were Denise Derr and Theresa Drake pc-rRzrming at half-time, Paul Werlihg and Brad Wise contributing to the victory, Diana Sanders and Tom Bremyer trying a new stepg Alice Ilutzel and Mr. Ray Dayton ready to swing, a smilingjudy Schetterg Carol Wilhelm and jim Buchman enjoying a quiet moment, Vince Kurtz joking with some tiiendsg and Lucello Delgra and his partner boogie'ing to the beat. Homecoming, I1 llFE 'i-:f-...4s-...........- -..,-..--v ATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY lRow Onej Diana Sanders, Liona Smith, Missy King, Martha Smith, Diane Ink, Sue Conway, Gretchen Bevelander, Barb Brodmannjane Kramer, Amy Myers, jackie Brose I Row Two I janet Gillespie, Michelle Kin, Holly jones, Annette Gassner, Kris Henige, Bev Frank, Lisa Rombach, Dianne Amann,jeanne Lange,-jane Behm, Lori Black, Rose Smith, Beth Wise and Laura Hoffbauer K Row Three Q Paul Werling, Dave Reamer, Greg Hoffbauer, Andy Felter, David Cummings, Margaret Schumm, Chris Noble, Richard Chambers, Adam Brickner, Susan jones, Cheryl Held, Tom Bremyer, Barry Hohman,john Walliser, Mike Hartman and Adviser Mrs. Georgienne Miletti. .Q 1,.v , ai, -xi V 1 ' M 5 V. Pres, Dan Gillig Sec, Bev Frank Pres, Susan jones Adviser Mrs, Georgienne Treas. Michelle Kin Miletti 14 National Honor Society S DENT CO NCIL 92 V Pres. Nancy Wilhelm Sec. janet Gillespie Pres. Ann Krupp Adviser Mrs. Nancy Kiser Treas, lWchelle Boes I Row Onej Paul Worland, Adam Brickner, Barb Bradman, Steve Shanabrook, john Frazier, Brenda Buchman, Dee Kin, Michelle Lange, Cathy Frazier, Michelle Gaietto, Donna Smith and Laurie Kovasckitz KROW Twoj Rose Smith, Laurie Black, jeanne Lange, Laura Smith, Amy Myers, Ellen Brodman, Karen 7YelL Shawn Kirkharr, Don Petsche, Chris Noble, Scott Stanton, David Hannay and David Lutz KROW Threej Amy Lutz, Kris Hemge, Kris Baumgartner, Mary Riedy, Donna Langenderfer, janet Gillespie, Holly jones, Margaret Schumm, Nancy Wilhelm, Susan jones, Michelle Boes, jane Behm, Ann Krupp, Bev Frank, Tom Bremyer and Adviser Mrs. Nancy Kiser. Student Council 15 STUDENT COUNCIL A. Coordinators: fFrontj Scott Stanton, Paul Worland and Tom Bremyer fBack1 Chris Noble B. Senior Representatives: fFrontj Brenda Buchman, Steve Shanabroolgjohn Frazier and Bev Frank fBaCkQ Barb Bradman, Susan jones, Adam Briekner andjeanne Lange. C. junior Representatives: lFrontQ Amy Lutz and Margaret Schumm K Middle Q Holly jones, Donna Langenderfer, Laura Smith and Kris Baumgartner lBaCkj Mary Riedy and Kris Henige D. Sophomore Represen- tatives: l Front 2 Amy Myers, Karen Tiell, Don Petsche and Shawn Kirkhart K Back Q Lori Black, Ellen Brodman, jane Behm and Rose Smith E. Freshman Representatives: I Front 1 Donna Smith, Da vid Hanna y, Dee Kin and Laurie Kovasckitz fBaCkQ Michelle Lange, Cathy Frazier, Michelle Gaietto and David Lutz. I6 Student Council , 1 RQ 'W ,udp- -5 K' -..........-.sry 'N Lisle WW. NHS, CSC ACTIVE We wanted to ha ve as many activities as possible to get all the students at Cal- vert involved, said Student Council president Ann Krupp. We hoped our actions would benefit the community as well as our school. With these goals the Council spon- sored a Superdance to benefit the Mus- cular-Dystrophy Association. Other activities ofthe Council were the sale of Thank- you -grams, candy canes and carnations. At Christmas-time they were engaged in caroling and collecting for Right to Life. The National Honor Society also played an important role in student life. Several school events were the Sadie Hawkins dance, baking Christmas cook- ies for the Raculty and staff a sock hop and the tutoring program. Activities outside of school included the School of Opportunity Homecoming, the ringing of bells for the Salvation Army and raising of money for the Na- tional Heart Foundation. A. Valentines Day morning, Tom Bremyer and Ann Krupp check their list, while Chris Nobel waits to get carnations for his homeroom. B. Michelle Kin enjoys herself at the School of Opportunity dance. C. Mrs. Georgienne Miletti chaperones the School of Opportunity dance. Pictured here are also jane Kramer and Cheryl Held. D. Suzanne Whealan boogies the night away. E. The MAX prepares to excite the crowd with a song. Here Bev Frank requests a song from Steve Steinmetz, Paul Myers and Ned Behm. NHSXCSC 17 MISSIO Under the supervision of Sr. Maureen, the Quiz Team met once a week to test their knowledge. Again this year the team was not able to enter competition with other schools. A A. Pam McClellan and Mike Hartman are stunned by the question they are asked. B. Tom Bremyer searches for an answer. B Mission Representatives were under the direction of Sr. Ricarda. The job of the Representatives was to collect money in their respective homerooms to be giv- en to the missions. 18 Missions, Quiz Team REP , QUIZ TEAM -,ff Mum Libyan QUIZ TEAM: fSittingj Greg Hoffbauer, Mike Hartman, Tom Bremyer and Alex Barnhart. KStandrngj Adviser, Sr. Maureen and Pam McClellan. MISSION REPRESENTATIVES K Front Rowj Deanna Km jean Stemhouser Alice Hutzel Barb Brodman Pam McClellan Chris Lee Adam Brickner Susan jones and Ned Behm I Second Row 1 Adviser Sr Ricarda Fileen Scherger Danna Derr joell Paradiso ane Kramer Renee Longo Scott Stanton Steve Shanabrook and Tom Graham Third Row 2 Laura Reis Michelle Lange john Dell Andy Collet Brad Funkhouser Shawn Kltkhart Bo Reid Tim Felter and Dave Reamer ,f w 54' Ky, Mfg.- STAFF REPOR TS NEWS MONTHLY The 1982-83 Calvert News staff pro- duced eight papers during the year, one at the end of each month. Some new features were the Classified Messages, Heap of the Month, a sports column and a career column. The staff placed greater emphasis on editorials and columns than in the past. The cartoonist for this year was Tom Graham, and the adviser was Sr. Antonia. ZW D A. Newspaper staff mem bers: Pa ul Myers, Michelle Kin, john Frazier, Chris Demirh, jeanne Lange and joe Lee. B. Adviser, Sr. Antonia. C. Paul Myers is relieved that he finished his story. D. jeanne Lange and Chris Demith proohead a story. E. Editors Michelle Kin and john Frazier. F joe Lee and jeanne Lange read the final product. Calvert News 19 YEARBOOK ABILITY Q Q. ' X Editors -jane Kramer ftronrj and Bev Frank AdviSer - Sf. Antonia x '14 CALVERTANA STAFF: I Front Rowj Sandy Srreacker, Stacy Nohr, Renee Longo, Bev Frank and jane Kramer, K Back Rowj john Frazrbg Alex Bamhart, Michelle Boes, Dorene Dcsgrange, Susan Conway and Gretchen Bevelander. 20 Yearbook Staff I ,MN V YIELDS CAL VER TA fl Q .. U ,. W at Tis ,M 'T'-. 7'1 fp . t t , f :assay . 'l' ' Q K r- . 4, mtg O ii 0 n,' 8 9 3 O 5 4 To begin the year, the 1983 Calvertana Staff sponsored a patron drive to fund the yearbook, the newspaper and the musical program. A new feature for the book was the colored pages, while the end sheets were a new design also. The staff worked throughout the year and even aher school was out to make final touches. The Calvertana staff was under the di- rection of Sr. Antonia. X ni ' 1 , t A H fi f 1 ' 'ff ,3l'?' ' -. A ' . M '- Sports Editors - Sandy Srreacker and Stacy Nohr ,, K my Y r Q I X K Faculty and Student Editors - Renee Longo and Gretchen Bevelander 'Q if Ad Editor - Dorene Desgrange i sing, ,E ,, ww -st. X K KL:-R2 Activities Editors - Michelle Boss and Sue Conway. fAbove1 Photographers - Alex Bamhart and john Frazier. Yearbook Staff Z1 STUDEN S LEARN N The 1982-83 Spanish Club had several activities in which it participated this year. Eleven of the students in the club tra- veled to the country of Spain. They had the opportunity to see first-hand the Spanish culture they had studied so much about. In addition to the trip, the Spanish Club also participated in Catholic Schools Week. Each student ma de a project of his own design to be put on display during the week. An outing to Chi-Chils Restaurant in Toledo was also made, which gave the students a chance to taste the Spanish and Mexican food about which they had learned. Mrs. Maria Kanzig PV? 1982-83 SPANISH CLUB: lRow 12 Mrs. Kanzig, L. Riser,j Wagner, A. Fate, A. Worland, K. Henge, M. Riedy, K. Hsher, S. Fox, D. Langenderfer, D. Gassnerg K. Bour. lRow 22 Scherrer, M Englehart, E. Scherger, S.jones, Lange, M Smith, M Lange, T Koerper, S. Whealan, A. Brickner, C Schock, L. Reis. I Row 32 L. Kovasckitz, A. Brickner, B. Bout, B. Gneseldmg, L. Hufford, H.-jones, Englehart, A. Gassner, Gomez, L. Schostek, Stein, D. Hannay, G. Fretz. I Row 4 2 A. Granata, H Montesclaros, L. Delgra, Paradiso, D. Amann, L. Rombach, A, Seislove, C Noble, L. Delgra, S. Stanton, G. Hart, S. Conway. K Row 52 L. Shook, A. Myers, B. Breidenbach, L. Aiello, C. Distel, L. Hoflbauer, C. Wilhelm, S. Harper, R. Smith, L. Ardner, K. Kummefer, A. Cummings, T Buckley. 1 Row 62 A. Kaufman, M Decken K. Kirkhart, S. Nohr, M Kin, T White, D. Steinmetz, S. Kirkhart, T Demith, N Wilhelm, B. Funkhouser, Buchman, B. Hepp, D. Fronk. Spanish Club Officers: Martha Smith, Susan jones, Annette Gassner and Holly jones 22 Spanish Club A 1- xi al ,... Q ll lllllIlll'1f llllilll I lil! Beautiful Toledo, Spain, one ofthe many spectacular sights that the Spanish students had an opportunity to see. LANGUAGES D CULTURE 1982-83 GERMAN CLUB: KROW 12 R. Coffman, L. Brickner, D. Sanders,j Behm, D. I-isher, L. Smith, L. Illig, M Schumm, T Bremyer, C. Riedy, Sr. Norene. I Row 22 D. Smith, D. Reiten Weimerskrrch, D, Szablewski, S. Peer, M Welly, M Ball, D. Lutz, B. Keller. K Row 3 2 L. Smith, Peer, R Huss, D. Reamer, T Felter, T Ritzler, S. Zoeller, T Kuhn, N. Brose. f Row 4 2 E. Bradman, L. Black, D. Brickneg B. Wise, S. Lonsway, T Walliserg T Schumm, P. Depinet, j. Stacklin. fRow 52 D. Smith, j Wagner. A. Clouse, R. Flechtner, Pl Reimer, G. Graham, G. Hoffbauer, R. Kern. Sr. Norene Mrs. Diane Smith Sr. Cordula 1982-85 LATIN CLUB: lSeated1 C Brose. fRow Ijj Paradiso, CI Lee, A. Worland, C. Frankart, T Drake. KRow 22 Mrs. Diane Smith, Brucker, D. Stimmel, P. Worland, R. Snouffer, T Benner, Frazier, Sr. Cordula. The German Club of the 1982-83 school year consisted of 36 members. As in past years, the club moderator was Sr. Norene. The highlight ofthe club calen- der was its participation in Catholic Schools Week. Latin students Chris Frankart and joell Paradiso display the Latin version ofthe Our Father . During the school year the Latin Club had two moderators, Sr. Cordula and Mrs. Diane Smith. Although this club consisted of only 12 members, it played an active role in Catholic Schools Week by making posters and displays. Latin And German Clubs 13 MAR CHI G SENECA 1982 MARCHING SENECAS lRow lj Cheryl Field, jane Kramer, Teri Guy, Shelly Robinett, Missy King, Barb Grieselding. I Row 22 Laura Hoffbauer, Anne Seislove, Danna Derr, Tina Brickner, Theresa Drake, Amy Myers, Chris Lee. I Row 3 2 Rick Snouffer, Lisa Rumbach, Ellen Brodman, jane Behm, Scott Stanton, Pat Ross. I Row 41 Amy Clouse,Amy Fate, Diana Gassner, jay Brucker, Carolyn Brose, Lynne Schostek, David Gassner, K Row 52 Dawnitta Derr, Amy Daniel, julie Field, Lynn jesko, Karen Perry, Shelly Riddlebaugh. f Row 61 Mike Ledwedge, Steve Perna, Mike Lucius, Michelle Benner, Gemma Magers. Under the supervision ofthe new band director, Mr. Curtis King, the 1982-83 Marching Senecas began their season in late August. The 57 band members prac- ticed twice a day in preparation for the football season. In addition to marching at football games, the band participated in several local parades. The band officers for 1982-83 were jane Kramer, 83, and Cheryl Field, '83, co-captains, Lori Hufford, '84, secretary,- Scott Stanton, '85, sophomore represen- tatjve. The Marching Senecas show their spirit. 24 Marching Band Senior Teri Guy flashes a smile. Band members strut their stuff during a show. 'BELIEVE I USIC' THE FLAG SQUAD: fCenterj Suzanne Whealan fRow lj Amy Kaufman, Susanjones, Brenda Buchman, Lisa Barton K Row 21 Teresa Koerper, Alice Hutzel, Barb Distel. ' Km' Z f- , -1, Q H f 'Hplpwl ' . xv-'Qt 5 'iv -. . , - f , W . M, . .M...,,,.- --'hr -as 1 L, .f-'i,r f , ' X - . MA-IORETTES: fClockwise from lettj Cheryl Sickels, Lori Hufknrd, Denise Derr, Gretchen Bevelander. The Calvert Flag Squad proudly displays the Calvert banner during a local parade, Gretchen Bevelander performs for the home crowd. FLAG SQUAD - During the football season the Flag Squad worked closely with the band in generating school spirit. They received first place in the Miss Drill Team USA. competition in Mansfield on December 5. Serving as co-captains for the year were Susan jones and Brenda Buchman. MAJORETTES - Using special ef- fects such as canes, flag barons and two batons, the ma jorette squad performed at pre-game and half-time shows. They were under the direction of band director Curtis King and head majorette Lori Hufford. Flags And Ma jorettes 25 THEYVE GOT THE MUSIC The 1982-83 Pep Band led the school in spirit during the basketball season. Consisting of 23 members and directed by Mr. Curtis King, the Pep Band played at the boys' varsity and reserve basketball games. Much spirit has been added to the season because ofthe involvement ofthe Pep Band. MFWM 1982-83 PEP BAND: K Row lj Diana Gassner, Dawmta Derr Michelle Benner uhe Field I Row 22 Denise Derr Amy Myers, jane Kramer, Cheryl Field, Theresa Drake Amy Fate Amy Clouse ane Behm K Row 32 Fllen Bradman Danna Derr, Lynn Schostek, Laura Hoffbauer, Teri Guy Ginny Williams Chris Boes Cheryl Schock Tina Brickner Scott Stanton, jay Brucker. ' -. 26 Pep Band f . ,Wa N.. '- : 7--N W ,,,. ,, W,,.f.W.,-U-ff--A - 1 , I A rg A. The Calvert Pep Band is hard at work generating school spirit, B. jane Behm, Ellen Brodman and Denise Derr take a break Hom practice. fegwmgsf-2.m 3 2- 1-ss QQ- - . .. fi. 1-FN 'R ,.mf,s W - -- em-. .. D THE RHYTHM I THEM The Concert Band tunes up for a performance. THE 1982-85 CONCERT BAND: fRow 12 Barb Distel, Amy Clouse, Lisa Rombach. lRow 21 jane Kramer, Diane Fisher, Rick Snouffer, Chris Lee. I Row 3 j Theresa Drake, Ginny Williams, Carolyn Brose, David Gassner, jay Brucker, Danna Derr. The 1982-83 Concert Band did not see a great amount of active duty this year. In spite of this lack of action, the Concert Band continued its diligent practice. The band did, however, get two opportunities to display its talents. It performed at the National Machinery Citiaenship Awards program and during Catholic Schools Week. I Standing 1 Pat Ross, Tina Brickner, Scott Stanton, I Row I 1 Denise Derr, Chris Boes, Lori Hufford. K Row 21 Gretchen Bevelander, Diana Gassner, Ellen Brodman, jane Behm. I Row 32 Lynne Schostek, Laura Hoffbauer, Amy Myers, Amy Fare. Concert Band 27 ll? Y L -'qt' 4 .1 + Z A V , -1 mv 5 'T' 4 u 1 Z 'M 2128 2 1 'QW 4 A Q f '1 R Y fs' ' vi r ggi' UK life? J, Q21 , 461 445465321 'J ,. V .N S. ag ff 85 Q l vc 4 'f r 'ml' 'xilsy X 4. . wi ' W i, P ,rf J Q4 X M , ffv 1 N , f' Qv ' z X A.. - www JM F? -.M ME TAKE 'O E' RATING THE MEN'S ENSEMBLE: joe Worlanci Mark Pardi, Lars Birging, Paul Worland, Adam Briekner, Steve Steinmetz, Tim White, Pat Ledwedge Ned Behm Ron Seislove, Dan Gillig, Rob Ledwedge and Doug DeRose. 30 Choir Competition Both the Me-n's Ensemble and the Choir participated in State Competition on April 30. The Choir received a rating of Two, and the Mens Ensemble a One. Some comments Hom the judges were: Very good well-trained singing . . Very nice looking group . . The discipline of this choir is evident in your musicianship. A. The Choir performs in their spring concert Spectrum of Song. B. Choir members sing for Graduation. BEHI D THE MUSICAL 55 B 'Q No musical happens without a great deal of backstage help. The crew behrhd 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers con- sisted ot' stage managers Andrea Granata and Anne Worlandg stage crew Andy Felter, Phil Krupp, Dave Reamer, Don Steinmetz and Brad Wiseg lighting crew Craig Lucius, Tim Demith, Mike Panuto and Ginny Williamsg house managers Laurie Goetz, Bev Frank, Karen Scherger and Deb Smith. A. Stage managers Andrea Granata and Anne Wor- land. B. Chris Frankarr makes final touches, C. Lars Birging ages within seconds with Mr. Kings help. D. Making sure the prop is secure, Dave Reamer and Andy Felrer test it. E. Tim Demith and Ginny Williams adjust the lights. Musical 31 The musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, directed by Mr. Curtis King, was held May 13-15 in the Calvert auditorium. Kelly Kirkhart and Ned Behm played the lead roles as Milly and Adam. The other snr brides were played by Amy Kauf- man, Ann Krupp, jeanne Lange, janet Gillespie, Amy Lutz and Libby Dell. The brothers were played by joe Worland, Dan Grllig, Robert Led- wedge, Mark Pardi, Adam Brickner and Doug DeRose. Aher Adam, the oldest brother, married Milly, the other sur brothers set out to find brides of their own. To pursue their dream, they kidnapped silv town girls. AEer being snowed in for the wirzteg all sur couples were married, 32 Musical A. Director Mr. Curtis King. B. Alter Milly refuses to sleep with Adam, he pitches tent on the roof C. Concerned town folks seek out the Ponnpee brothers. D. Testing out their new dance skills, the brothers give Milly a hh. E. The town girls try to talk Milly out of marriage. F. The Pontlpee brothers light with the town men for their girls. G. Milly and Adam are pronounced man and wife by the preacher. H. Pancakes and sausage bring Caleb, Frank and Gideon down for morning chow. .sa gg Sf? i E 3 E 5 4 3, 9, ff 'fungi I l x N., af wg ,Me W, 1, MH 1 LJ, wth L Musical 3,3 .Q W W'9'5 5 ii P i his 1! W 'Maha Catholic Schools Week, February 7-11, was observed with special activities to enhance the academic program. The week began with a prayer service and ended with Benediction attended by the entire school. On Tuesday students could choose to attend one of seven workshops offered during a regular assembly period. The topics ofthe workshops ranged from me- dia and job preparedness to weightlihing and creative cookery. Mrs. Mlettis Family Living Class pre- pared breakkzst each morning for stu- dents wishing to purchase it. Other activities included a video-tape showing of On Golden Pond and an assembly by the Heidelberg Collegians. Televised morning announcements began during this week and continued the rest of the year. Individual classes and departments had their own activities to observe the week. Schools Week f 1 Sw aff V A. jack Sparky Anderson leads a panel discussion as part of the media workshop. B. Students and teachers enjoy breakfast prepared by the Home Ee Department. C. Mrs. Iva Sprunk, as Mary Todd Lincoln, makes a special appearance. D. Bill Fogle Elms as Fr. Sikorski makes morning video an- nouncements. E. An exhibition of creativity is shown in this Spanish pinata. F. Arr students Dan Glovier, Mark Elcherr, janet Gillespie and Lesa Riser perform a scene in a restaurant in their 'Hn Alive series. G. Benediction concluded the Catho- lic Schools Week activities. Catholic Schools Week 35 AVWIRDS ASSEMBLY H O ORS An awards assembly on May 27 honored those students who showed outstanding academic achievement during the year. A list of those awards follows. ART DEPARTMENT AWARDS Most Improved Student Lesa Riser Continued Excellence in Art janet Gillespie Awards of Merit Frances Faber Angela Faber Deanna Km Suzanne Hemminger BUSINESS DEPARTMENT AWARDS Typing Speed 160+ wordsfmin.j Diane Ink Debra Cox Patricia Grieselding Nancy Wilhelm Outstanding Dictaphone Operator Diane Ink Outstanding Calculator Operator Cheryl Field Outstanding Accomplishments in Office Practice Diane Ink Outstanding Clerical Assistance Patricia Grieselding Outstanding Quality Performance Typing I Lori Black, Michelle Boes, Brenda Buchman, jean Steinhauser Excellence in Accounting I julie Reino, Laura Hofibauer, Gregory Hoffbauer, Michael Hartman Excellence in Accounting lI Darla Heminger ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AWARD English Laureate fhighest four year average of 96.01 Diana Sanders FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS Excellence in German I Matt Ball, Amy Clause Excellence in German II jane Behm, Beth Wise Excellence in German III Diana Sanders Excellence in Spanish I 36 Awards Assembly Amy Fate Excellence in Spanish II Barbara Bour, Gary Hart Excellence in Spanish III Kris Henige, Donna Langenderfer Excellence in Spanish IV Susan jones, Susan Conway, jeanne Lange, Martha Smith MATH DEPARTMENT AWARDS Placement in GTCTM test Fourth Year Math jane Kramer, Paul Werling Algebra II Richard Chambers, George Graham, Gregory Hoffbauer, Philip Huss Algebra I Matthew Ball, james Ruehle, jennifer Wagner, Paul Worland Computer james Gase Msgr. Richard J. Gabel Memorial Award to Fourth-year math student with highest cu- mulative average Paul Werling Runner-up jane Kramer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AWARDS S75 SCHOLARSHIP jane Behm, Scott Stanton SCIENCE DEPARTMENT AWARDS Bausch 8: Lomb Award for highest grade point average in biology, chemistry, and physics jane Kramer Eastman Kodak Award for best use of photographic equipment Steve Shanabrook SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT AWARDS Heidelberg History Day Laura Reis, Robert Reid, Kevin Somers, Brian Roth, Matthew Ball, james Ruehle, Christine Lee, David Lutz Anthony Kirchner, jennifer Wagner, julie Wagner, Amy Myers, Lemwel Delgra, David Cummings American History David Cummings American Government Daniel Gillg, jane Kramer, jeanne Lange, Paul Werling, Susan jones, Brady Glick, Diana Sanders OHIO TESTS OF SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT American History jeffrey MacFarlanol Kimberly Fisher Senior Social Studies jeanne Lange, Brady Glick AWARD OF DISTINCTION jeanne Lange, Kelly Kirkharr, Mchael Hartman, Thomas Brem yer TIFFIN LION'S CLUB SERVICE AWARD Diane Ink DAD KERNAN SPORTSMAN- SHIP AWARD Laurie Goetz DAD KERNAN CITIZENSHIP AWARD Kelly Kirkhart OHIO ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP jane Kramer OHIO ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT Susan jones, Diana Sanders, jeanne Lange, Paul Werling , INSPIRE Throughout the year, assemblies were held not only for fun, but also as a means of bringing the student body closer to- gether. The Ad and Patron Drive assembly promoted the sale of ads and patron list- ings in the yearbook, newspaper and musical program. The Homecoming assembly was a time in which the senior girls were recog- nized and the members ofthe Court de- livered their speeches. As a way of honoring senior boys, the Mr. Personality Contest was held, and each candidate performed ih the skit of his own design. To enhance religious experiences, Masses were held on holy days and on special occasions. A. Cheering for the Patron Drive are Steve Stein- metz, Susan jones, jeanne Lange, Amy Kaufman, Ned Behm, Sue Conway, Ann Krupp and Laurie Goetz. B. Fr. Paul Perry consecrates the bread and wine as server Tim Gaietto stands by, waiting to help. C. Mr. Bridinger, Mr. Schank and Fr. Sikorski help Mr. King speak to his connecting pany. D. Michelle Kin urges students to sell their ads. E. Escorted by Rob Ledwedge, Barb Bradman is rec- ognized as part of Homecoming activities. Assemblies 57 ju 10125 TRAVEL TO D. C. Lie Solo' t . H I Row 11 Sharon Fox, Kris Henge, Libby Dell, Hope Montesclaros, Stephanie Longanbach, Lynn Illrg, Margaret Schumm, janet Gillespie, Lisa Shook, Annette Gassner, Mary Riedy, Holly jones, Donna Langenderfer, Rose Coffman, Liona Smith, Lisa Gaietto, Tammy Wright, Missy King, Pam McClellan, Cheryl Neikirk, I Row 21 Mike Fabrizio,jeffMacFarland, Alan Distel, Steve Zoeller,jim Huffmon,jon Weimerskirchujohn Fisher, Richard Chambers, Ken Schriner, Mr. Galloway, Mr. Milerti, Mrs. jones Mr. Edwards, Ron Madsen, Tim Hoffman, Dave Claydon, Bruce Myers, Tun Nitecki, Dave Reamer, Mike Fabrizio. Calvert students went on the annual S S American History lield trip to Washing- ton, D.C They toured the Capitol, Get- tysburg, Pennsylvania and Mount Ver- non. Visited were such sites as the US. Capitol, the Supreme Court Building, Li- brary of Congress, the White House, and Arlington National Cemetery. Also visited were the Lincoln, jeffer- son and Washington Memorials, as well as the National Archives. For the third year in a row, Calvert was given the honor of placing the wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. To conclude the trip, students saw Embassy Row, the National Cathedral, the National Zoo and Ford Theater. juniors Ken Schriner andjaner Gillespie are escort- ed to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, -noun!!- 38 Washington Trip A. Mike Fabrizio, Dave Resmer, Libby Dell, Mary Riedy and Stephanie Longanbach rake a break Hom the busy activities of the day. B. juniors enjoy the bus ride to Washington, C. Stephanie Longanbach and Mary Kiedy imitate the elephants ar the Na- tional Zoo. D. Dave Reamet gets Mr, Miletti to look at the camera. E. These junior girls make a pretty sight as they view something 'bver yonder, CITIZENS HO ORED The National Machinery Awards Night took place April 11 in the Calvert Auditorium. Delivering the address was the Honorable Dwight Whse, jr., State Representative of the 8th District. The students nominated themselves and others for the awarcL and the faculty made the final decision. SENIOR CANDIDATES Alex Barnhart, Gretchen Bevelander, Michelle Boes, Thomas Brem yer, Adam Brickner, Barbara Brodman, Brenda Buchman, Terry Deitermg, Lucelo Delgra, Denise Derr, Cheryl Held, Beverly Frank, Daniel Gillig, Patricia Grieselding, Michael Hartman, Diane Ink, Susan jones, Kelly Kirkhart, jane Kramer, Ann Krupp, jeanne Lange, Robert Ledwedge, Renee Longo, Craig Lucius, Gary Recker, Diana Sanders, john Walliser, Paul Werling, Richard Wise and joseph Worland. JUNIOR CANDIDATES Kristine Baumgartner, Barbara Bour, Richard Chambers, Rose Coffman, David Cummings, Kimberly Fisher, Sharon Fog Annette Gassner, janet Gillespie, George Graham, Kristine Henrge, Gregory Hoffbauer, Lynn Illig, Holly jones, Melissa King, Donna Langenderfer, Mark Langenderfeg Amy Lutz, jeffery MacFarland, Pamela McClellan, Hope Montesclaros, David Reamer, Eileen Scherger, Margaret Schumm, Rose Seifert, Lisa Shook, Deborah Smith and Liona Smith. SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES Dianne Amann, jane Behm, Lori Black, Beth Breidenbach, Anne Brickner, Debra Brickner, Danna Derr, Theresa Drake, Diane Fisher, Catherine Fretz, Suzanne Harper, Gary Hart, Suzanne Hemminger, Laura Hoffbaueg Barry Hohman, Patrick Ledwedge, Christine Lee, Susan Lonsway, Connie Lucius, Amy Myers, joell Paradiso, Lisa Rombach, Anne Seislove, Rose Smith, Richard Snouffer, Scott Stanton, jean Steinhauser, Donald Steinmetz, Karen Tiell and Elizabeth Wise. FRESHMAN CANDIDATES Matthew Ball, Kristine Bour, Caroline Brose, Amy Clouse, Amy Fate, Michelle Gaietto, Da vid Gassner, Diana Gassner, Da vid Hanna y, Laura Kovasckitz, Michelle Lange, Da vid Lutz, Beth Mangus,judith Parkins, Steven Peer, Laura Reis, Danette Reiter, Donna Smith, Kevin Somers, jane Stein, jacqueline Wagner and Paul Worland. 40 Cltzenship MONETARY WINNERS fBack Rowj Diana Sanders- Jl00g Mi- chael Hartman-12505 john Walliser-31005 Craig Lucius-31005 Adam Brickner-J100g Lucelo Delgra-Jl00g Dan Gillig-5500. Rick Wise-3100. fFront Rowl Diane Ink-11005 Renee Longo-J100gjane Kramer-JIOQ Ann Krupp-55005 Cheryl Field-JIOQ Susan jones-1250. P I x f A. Dan Gillig is all smiles as he receives his award. B. An award of 1100 went ro Cheryl Field. C. A group of recipients stand Rnr recognirion. D. Mr. Dwighr Wise delivers his speech. E. Announcing the award winners is Mr. Phil Kline. Cirizenship 41 BEFORE THE DAW An essence of romance filled the air as couples gathered Before the Dawn . Roulette entertained the 1983 junior- Senior prom -goers. Dinner, hosted by the staff at Heidel- berg and served by some parents, preced- ed the dance. Both the dinner and the dance were held at Heidelbergis Castle. Fr. Paul Perry helped the junior class organihe a wonderful prom. 42 Prom -LB A. Gary Recker presents a gilt to Fr. Perry Har the great work he did on the prom. B. Denny Hart and Karen Scherger ha ve eyes Har each other. C. Cou- ples dance to the sound of Roulette. D. Hope Montesclaros and Luce-lo Delgra dance the night away. A if. 5, ? n In h'-mn. iff' 'Q 1 , . L? 6 ,Q 13 gifs' V 5 .. 'K I l Q u if ,J wg? . xxfffijff' A w1 , gi f as-S fag ir 5- 1 , ' ' 'Q 4- ,Ltf 335252 A K., ,M-1 . A' ' bv I' . f fi? gf? g . Q, , .- x X 'YPHR TS 5' Vik!! if ff X ww M, W' 1. ,tg J.E'f2, jf L. ,L 0. -0. - 1 4 u u u n 1 ' . . u P1 4 !. . . T Ks 1 n :- '.. up 1. nu u s lt. 'Q Q x ll . U' 46 Golf LINKS TERS DRIVE TO STATE is V- ff2V5fs 1 Agri Q gi - K 1 3 s. 'S 'kk YN ,BERRY 1982 GOLF TEAM: I Row 12 Chris Noble, jim Huffmon,jeffMacFarland, Steve Huffmon, Dan Aiello. I Row 21 Coach Paul Miletti, Matt Pahl, Todd Company, Dan Grllig Greg Tiell, Milce Hartman. This years Varsity Golf Team had an extremely successful season, They were SBC champs, sectional champs, district runners-up, and likh in the state. The teams overall record was 24-3g their SBC record was 13-1. They were 5th out of 158 other District A schools. Overall, the Reserves wound up 9-ti with a 7-6 SBC record. The following players received awards: Matt Pahl, most improved golferg Dan Gillig, player with the most birdiesg jim Huffmon, player with low reserve aver- ageg Todd Company, most valuable play- erg and Chris Noble, the Albert Diringer Golf Scholarship Award. The best record there has ever been in the history of Calvertls golf was achieved this year both in the SBC and overall. Captain Dan Gillg A. Dan Gillig watches his drive hir the green. B. Proudly Coach Paul Mlerti claims this course as Seneca Country. C. Todd Company prepares to putt, D. At the first hole Greg Tiell tees oflf E. A long, hard season pays ofI7F. Mke Hartman hopes for a birdie. G. High-living all the way, Todd Company heads for the State tournament. V-BALLERS USE SENECA POWER VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: fRow 11 Karen Schergeig Laurie Goetz, Bev Frank, Kelly Kirkhart, Mary Decker, Michelle Kin. K Row 22 Libby Dell, Kris Annette Gassner, Coach jodi Cavalier, Holly jones, Dawn Bland, Deb Smith. Despite the loss of seven players through graduation, the 1982 Women s Volleyball Team repeated a school record for the most wins in a season, a total of 22. The girls rolled through the season with drive, determination and togethernessg and their success was reflected in their record which tallied only three losses until the final defeat in the first round of Regional play. The Lady Senecas were first seeded in the Sectional Tournaments at Old Fort, destroying their first opponent, Bettsville, 15-4 15-1. The Senecas then continued on to defeat Seneca East, 14-IQ 15-13, 15-5, taking the Sectional title and the right to continue on to District play. In the first round of District play, the ladies dropped Arcadia, 15 -5, 15-4 and continued on to sieze the District championship by defeat- ing Old Fort, 15-9, 6-15, 15-11. In Regional play the Lady Senecas were defeated by Marion Local, 15-13, 15-1. The team finished the season with a very successful record of 22-4, under the guidance of first year coach, jodi Cavalier. 48 Varsity Volleyball Varsity tri -captains Bev Frank, Laurie Goetz and Karen Scherger. V- SP m 42? ..:' nfl ' ......... -lg- sl I Kilim- R Q 1 ...ig Sl I 1 .. .wi an w 2 Kill T , W-W , + 5 ..... 5 E Q Qi 'Y '31- l Y 5-T5i ':. 'T' dfllnulunsunnfp- X vnu-A 'Q-ng H D 5 gf .:. 'fb .,,,.,,.,.:-.::- wxlnclau 'ff ' ' gm. nv sf-mag FlQ it 'Z ,'. un fear I' uD'v0 . w-,Q K ., 5 an s...1 N-'ff H f ywr 7.5 QQ 2 ,Q ,fx . Q , Eg L. -r was ggi' Q Q V! QV l I wg Y M0 . 43 35' M' 3 1 RE ER VE PIKERS SHOW SPIRIT fRow lj Suzanne Hemminger, Cathy Fretg Shelly Gaietto, Karen Tiell, Amy Briclmer, K Row 22 Lori Black, Shelly Engleharr, Donna Langenderfer, Coach Tammy Kirchner Deanna Biddle, Andrea Wurm, Margaret Sehumm. Throughout the season, the Senecas always kept their spirits high, working diligently toward their goal of an SBC championship. Wdth the leadership of coach Tammy Kirchner and co-captains Margaret Schumm and Suzanne Hemminger, the young Senecas came away with an im- pressive overall record of 14 - 5. Closeness within the team helped the girls achieve this record. 50 Reserve Volleyball Reserve captains Suzanne Hemminger and Margaret Schumm i A .Y Q h i A 5 5 'f TNT Af F K Q si x QR T EMBQ S sg S il-If ' Qs I if? H g U if' N- 'f'2!f' 1 . Q :ig 5,4 I I If '-322' ff 1 if S-r XZ 52 Tennis NETTERS YOUNG THIS SEASO 1982 TENNIS TEAM: K Row 12 Kiln Hsher, Ann Krupp, Sharon Fox, Hope Monresclaros, Donna Fox. K Row 22 julie Wagnen Mary Riedy, jenny Wagner, Laura Reis jackie Wagner, Coach Elaine Macfarland-Dayton. The Women 's Tennis Team was very young this year with only three returning lettermen: Ann Krupp, Sharon Fox and Hope Montesclaros. Although the teams record did not indicate success, Coach Elaine MacFar- land-Dayton said the 1982 season was unusually positive. A highlight of the season was Ann Kruppk placing second in Sectional play at Sandusky. This qualified her for D119- tricts at Bowling Green, where she ad- vanced to the second round before being beaten. at BNN VHRSITY 'eff Coach Elaine MacEarland-Dayton Cgprgm Ann Kmpp ng, 5 xfrftf .xii . - Q 2, 'J rf .i Qi J , ., ,v ,, ,wt 59 in , , . if ,Q aff' in yi' A' :Us 4 2' 9 1.6. 1 . ,fu 1 V , iw 'J .i 'V fan m 52 7 if if . .mf g I, ff Rt, as -'uw , , , , 7 .,1 'rw , 35 lr' W? 3174-34 4' 3 , ,f A imasewifefz w 4 f, U A v ,Wynn if tr: v 'Www raw 4, H, A,- A. Ann Krupp says, Look our, Buddy, here ir comes. B. Always on her toes, Mary R iedy returns 2 serve. C. Hope Montesclaros is intent on returning her opponents shot. D. Defending her position, Sharon Fox reaches for 2 victory. E. Kim Fisher gives ir her all. Tennis 53 PROUD SENECAS ROLL O 1 1 - 'I a 1 - . iI'fa1'Z T i' E ta! X . 1982 FOOTBALL TEAM: I Row 1 i D. Steinmetz, T Graham, A. Brickner, D, DeRose, N. Behm, B. Glick, D. Hart, Frazier, C Lucius, P. Werling, M Pardi, D. Cummings l Row 21 S. Shanabrook, B. Somers, Gase, T Ritzlen A. Felter, P Huss, K. Schrineg R. VWse, G. Gruss, Hoffert, R. Seislove, R. Ledwedge, C Falter, K Row 31 L. Ritzler T Kapelka, B. Funkhouser, P Gaietto, M Fabrizio, B. Myers, D. Reamer, B. Fogle, G. Watre, R Depinet, A. Distel, S. Zoeller, B. Wise, M Elchert, Kuhn, Zirger, R. Kirkhart I Row 4 Q H Stultz, P Marinis, B, Hohman, T Demith, P. Obringer, 'If Schumm, R Klopp, T Felter, G. Hart, D. Traxler, P. Ledwedge, S. Kirkhart, T. Gaietto, H Bickley M Somers, M Brodman. The 1982 football campaign was not a cham- pionship season, but it was a successful one, con- cluding with a 6-3-1 mark, In the first game of the year, Calvert captured a come-Hom-behind win over arch-rival Mohawk. The dog soldier defense limited the Warriors to a mere 84 yards of total offense. ln the next game Calvert was up against the Loudenville Redbirds. Loudenville looked impres- sive throughout the first three quarters of play, but the Senecas refused to fold. With just 1:15 lek on the clock, Calvert marched 84 yards and scored the game-tying touchdown. The game ended 21-21. Calvertls 'never say die style ofplay was appar- ent the following week. They once again came from behind to derail a determined Lima Central Catholic team 14-13. The Senecas suffered a setback the following week to the Pliers of Clyde. It was close, but the powerful Clyde team managed to edge Calvert 14- Z The team then traveled north to take on the Huron Tigers. The Huron aerial circus proved to be too much for Calvert. Huron clipped the Senecas 28-7. The following week Calvert responded with a big win over the Port Clinton Redskins. Then the Sen- ecas invaded Sandusky Perkins territory and came away with a heartbreaking 0-12 defeat. Calvert handily disposed of Fremont St. joe 17-6 in hont of an enthusiastic Homecoming crowd. They displayed yet another gallant effort at Castalia Margaretta the next week, In a come-Hom-behind win Calvert beat the Polar Bears 16-7. In the final game of the season, and perhaps the most explosive game of the year, Calvert overcame three turnovers to bottle the St. Marys Panthers 25- 8. The Senecas thus finished a season which saw both highs and lows, The fight and determination they showed will long be remembered as the trade- mark of the B2 Calvert grid squad. 54 Varsity Football jack '1Sparky Anderson 5 ..--?--...i---,.a . W. X KX , , f f ...., . , . - X N ' Ti, ,xg gg., E X25 Pxf joe Zirger Howard Stultz Pat Marinis 3. Roger Buzz Kirkhart t 'e 5 'B 1 Larry Ritzler ,-Q N 1, N john Hoffert john Frazier Brady Glick A. Deep in concentration, Ron Seislove psyches himself up for the next play. B. Streaks and Senecas pile up on a fumble. C. Escorted by his parents, senior Craig Lucius crosses the field tbr his last home game. D. Seneca men crash the run-through in anticipation of Homecoming 82. E. With three Streaks working hard to take him down, Mike Fa- brizio charges toward the goal line. Varsity Football 55 'ff 1 . , 1 ' ' ' h A ff' in 'xx ' A M 1 . W ,A 1 x . 'v - X 7 K 'V 5 'Vi f 4 'W' X A I 3 wx 31? ,Pr Y. Yvl K' :-112 Q in Q fRo A w Il Ron Shook, Kevin Somers, Bo Reid Pete Smith, Ron Kern, Aaron Smith, Dominic Fabrizio, Doug Kummer, FRESHMAN TEAM The Heshman squad achieved a suc- cessful season. Hard work and dedication David Szablewski David Lutz. I Row 22 Pat Scholl, Paul Worland, David Kennedy, Tony Kirchner, Tony Perry, Pat united the yOU!lg 36128625 into HH SBC Kapelka, Steve Peer, Richard Recken Tom Benner. fNot pictured: john Kleinhenzj. championship team with a conference re- cord of4-2 and an overall record of 5-2. .1 ww' , '10, VVVV I I Coach Mike Brodman Coach Mike Somers A. Care to dance? B. Calvert Heshmen make a critical play. Freshman Football 5 7 lkf 7fl1 K +xf'? f IAM 'X ff 5 ,7 5 Q if Jw 2: N 'nf 4 ,E Q f X ' x V 5, 2. V A Y- iw 'mx ,955 mx 'ms fm, QA ,mx ,, , W M 54 'QW-an-'ifffi Q . cb, 5 LW Q VW-fsiiy Q9 my 1 U fffgpfgf ii 7 In F... E . 3 .wg nf -s .Q . Q. mv , I ' . , B ati? W V If Qfff' i- Xe e X, Q K Q- H .4 !'!i1'vii'w 6 Y fig V MV -A 16 'fi GIRLS TRAVEL TO REGIO AL mv' ' GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: lRow ll Ginny Williams, Deb Smith, Laurie Goetz, Ann Krupp, Susie Hemminger, Cathy Fretz. fRow 21 Danna Derr, Annette Gassner, Holly jones, jenny Englehart, Coach Steve Zirger. Although the road to tournaments was a long one, it was well worth it to the Lady Senecas, who ran over Gibsonburg Golden Bears 55-30 in the Class A Sec- tional openers. Delphos St. john 's sent Calvert out of the tournament with a 70- 56 defeat. Coach Zirger felt the team had nothing to be ashamed of as the girls finished with an overall record of 20-3, the most wins ever for a Calvert basket- ball team. Laurie Goetz, who earned an 'ALL STAR title, ended the season with 1,307 career points and 496 seasonal points. Among her most notable awards, Laurie received recognition as District 6 Player ofthe Year, First Team, SBC Hrst Team K by unanimous choice Q, Northwest Dis- trict Player of the Year. 60 Varsity Basketball ii Captains Ann Krupp, Laurie Goetz Coach Steve Zirger. E E s Fr .gf A ' ., 5' I if' K 4 x , . .Q Z. A. 1 av? eGIRL HAVE UP D DUWNS 1983 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: fRow ljjudy Peer, Connie Lucius, Dawn Somers, Donna Smith, Deb Brickner, Tina Brickner, Chris Distel, Kris Bour, Deanna Km f Row 22 julie Wagner, judy Scherrer, Shelly Englehart, jenny Wagner, Donna Fox, Shelly Gaierto and Coach jan Ritzler. 62 Reserve Basketball jan Ritzleg just beginning her coach- ing careen led the reserve team through a long, rough season. They finished the year with an overall record of 3-14. Records don 't show everything, though. The girls filled their season with endless hours of practice and gained a solid foundation of game skills. They conquered Port Clinton, Carey and Mo- hawk, and finished their season with style. Coach jan Ritzler gives time-out instructions. 1 I X Coach jan Ritzler 29 r b Jjgpf 1 'N . as Q..-.Agfa . H 00 U -its Q i f R puts, . I lf ,' eQs Q ,f f ' fur :V f s'5fe'5ta W W ,A El L-il IA we .Q ' 5,054 f 5 CAGERS HAVE A TOUGH SEA O 1983 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: fRow IQ Brad Wise, Tony Buckley, Todd Company, Doug DeRose, Lucelo Delgra fRow 22 Manager Chuck Worden, Iemwel Delgra, Tom Ritzler, Gary Gruss, Ken Schriner, Phil Huss, Steve Zoeller, Coach Tom Bridinger. I Missing: Chris Demith 1. Calvertis 1983 Varsity Basketball team had a tough season that landed them with an overall record of 12-10, and a Sandus- ky Bay Conference record of 7-7. With the guidance of Coach Tom Bridinger, the Seneca Roundballers ga ve it their all. Todd Company, Doug DeRose, Chris Demith, Gary Gruss, Lucello Delgra, all seniors this year, ha ve participated in their last Calvert basketball season. The guys really showed extra team effort, said Coach Bridinger. That ef- fort came across especially at the'Mans- field St. Pete's game on Saturday, De- cember 18, when we defeated the Spar- tans, only the third time during the regu- lar season in 23 years, he said. 64 Varsity Basketball 3 Co-Captains Gary Gruss, Todd Company A-! N 5 K ,Q Q g XX 1 fi' 'xi .3 Q l' ,X ,. iff-swf ig N 51 3 i QQQT Y 4 1 3 1 . 3, 4..- M35 n KEN ill I , rg M Ji . 5 fp A . V, -' av QP 1 A3 X X f' if gr J ,L ex ' 1 , , 3 M .K,,,e.Y'x'e .1 SL 'L 5851 3 C ingff-9 1983 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: KRUW 11 Paul Depihet, Tim Demith, Barry Hohman, Scott Gruss, Dan Traxler, Shawn Kirkhart KROW 22 Dan Frank, Matt Pahl, Scott Stanton, Don Perche, Don Steinmetz. Coach Ted Rombach RESER VE BASKETBALL The junior Varsity Basketball team ex- perienced a tough schedule this season. The boys finished the year with a disap- pointing record of 2- 18. Under the direc- tion of Coach Ted Rombach, the team continued to work to their maximum ability throughout the season. The boys showed unending determination in the defeat of St. Wendelm Mohawks, 29-IQ and Old Fort Stockaders, 41-40. 66 Reserve Basketball B ., A. Tim Demith reaches for the hoop. B. Going for a rebound, Paul Depinet takes a leap. 1983 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: IRow 12 Mark Welly, Dan Stimmel, David Lutz, Pete Smith,jeffKuhn, Brian Roth, Anthony Kirchner, Cass Suwinski lRow 22 Nick Fabrizio Pat Scholl, Bill Keller, Matt Ball, Mark Riedy, Aaron Smith. ,......1 A. Statisricians: Rose Smith, Karen Tiell, Lori Black, Carol Wilhelm B. Matt Ball shows his style. 3-gs Coach Bud Snyder SBC CHAMPS The exceptionally successful Freshman Basketball Team achieved an overall re- cord of 16-1 and an S.B.C Champion- ship. The young Senecas worked well to- gether to pull in victory aker victory un- der the direction of first -year coach Bud Snyder. Some highlights of the season were: the Freshman Roundballers stole the ball away Hom the opponents one out of ev- ery two times they had possession of itg the Senecas scored 18 points against Margaretta in one minute 26 seconds, and they made 6 of these points in the last 14 secondsg this was the first season ever without defeat. Freshman Basketball 67 GRAPPLERS TANGLE FOR TITLE 1982-1983 WRESTLING TEAM: fRow 11 Trainerjim Archer, Ron Kern, Tom Kapelka, Americo Maiz, Vincent Kurtz, Steve Peer and Bo Ried IRow Zjjim Graham, Da ve Reamer, Mark Elchert, Pat Gaietto, jim Buchman, Tony Gase, Chris Dull, George Graham I Row 31 Manager Trma Emshoff Pat Obringer, Dan Glovier, Paul Klopp, Andy Felter, Ron Seislove, john Frazier and Manager Stacy Nohr. The Wrestling Team this year, using the coaching techniques of Roger 'Buzz Kirkhart, closed its season with an overall record of 4 - 9. This placed them fourth in the Mohawk Tournament, seventh in Van Buren, eighth in the Sandusky Bay Conference and filth in Sectionals. Receiving their varsity letters were: john Frazier, Dan Glovier, Paul Klopp, Doug Kummer, Vince Kurtz, Steve Peer and Bo Reid. The three -year awards went to Mark Elchert, Andy Felter, George Graham and Ron Seislove. Mark Elchert, Paul Klopp, Steve Peer and Ron Serslove qualified for the 1983 District matches. 68 Wrestling Co-Captains Andy Felter and Ron Seislove Coach Buzz Kirkhart and Assistant Coach Kevin Wise MATMAIDS: fRow lj Anne Brickner, Sue Lonsway, Lynn Illig, Cheryl Held and Missy King I Row 2 1 jean Steinhauser, Barb Distel, Liona Smith, Teresa Koerper, Cheryl Schock and Adwser Mrs. Nancy Kiser. ff P W . 4 My f V ' ,in 5 I : V 4 e T 'Q E1 ' f 1' WA! if 1 - 5. r' gr ' ' , V .,..A V f-5 ...A 1- V v P fi' EA' X5 . -.,. . -. . - . 4 ' lx! t Q ik., -- :si gf, . ' f Kg I 'gh y 9 .I My V zryiffiggtfn ' ' . ' . K Q -.7 f ' 1- if? M7 c 5 ' i-farllji x NN 1. - - 'f l X X 1 i . . ,ir . E12 L ' W 3 I V 5? K: J . f i A c 1 i s ht .l .ff ,. 5 if Sx e.b A. Showing their spirit and dedication to the team, john Frazier, George Graham and Vincent Kurtz make sacrifices for the cause. B. Da ve Reamer raises the 'arm of victory. C. Mark Elchert rearranges his opponents face. D. Determination keeps George Graham going. Wrestling 69 ETTERS ' SEASO GOOD N ,Q sk Q -Bahia- l983 BOYS' TENNIS TEAM: lRow 11 Bo Reid, CliffLim, David Cummings, David Hannay, Tony Kirchner, Manager Deanna Heminger. fRow 22 Coachjaek Spark Anderson, Lemwel Delgra, Greg Hoflbauer, Pol Montesclaros, Mark Langenderfer, Lou Dehqra, Mark Pardi jeff Maclfarland. The 1983 Tennis team jumped off to a great start. They ended their season with an overall record of11 -5. Losses came at the hands of Upper Sandusky, Huron, Port Clinton, Hndla y and Sandusky Per- kins. The brother doubles team of Lou and Lemwel Delgra waltzed their wa y to State, winning all but one match. Coach jack Spark Anderson. Brother doubles team of Lou and Lemwel Delgra workez their wa y to Stare. 70 Mens Tennis - DIAMO DMEN S.B.C. CHAMPS 72 Baseball f - ,-fv:fKW'QWWz1fm ,q,Ww:??,?Mgy:5N 41 ,AWALV , f' ' ' V, , ,, ,A V 4 M I 3 ,,W.,f f ,M . My ff , , .,,.,,w4'f5, , W, M, t Nw... .,..,,..., ,M ,V . it 1983 BASEBALL TEAM: K Row 12 Greg Tiell, Steve Peer, David Lutz, Pat Ledwedge, Rob Flechtner, Shawn Kirkhart, Cas Suwinski, john Frazier, Dan Traxler Row 21 Assistant Coach Tom Edwards, Paul Werling, Tom Graham, Tom Ritzler, Ken Schriner, Denny Hart, jim Gase, Todd Company, Coach Karl Zip Zalar. The 1983 Baseball season had a great start and an even better closing, namely, an overall record of 14-4 and an SBC Championship. The teams record in the SBC tournament was an impressive 12-2. Quite a few game hold -ups and cancella - tions caused by the weather made the season a difficult one, but the Zalarmen proved their skill. Assistant Coach Tom Edwards ...W-asm Coach Karl Zip Zalar no-' i- we e SSB Q 3, -if 3 2gl 4A,', 4 A. Ken Schnher swings for a homer. B. Humor smlces Tom Rirzler, john Frazier and Ken Schriner. C. Firing a list ball, Tom Rirzler makes rhe winmhg pirch. D. jim Gase slilles into rhird! E. Keeping an eye on the homeplare, Tom Graham, Cas Suwinski, Rob Flechrner and Shawn Krrkharr warch :he Seneca: make an easy win. Baseball 73 OF TBALL REB UILDS K I 5 5 1985 SOFTBALL TEAM: K Row Ij Coach Ted Rombach Kris Bour Shelly Gaietto Dawn Somers Ellen Brodman Dee Biddle Sue Conway Andrea Wurm Donna f Row 22 Connie Lucius, Ginny Williams, Chris D1stel Dawn Bland Karen Scherger Ann Krupp Laurie Goetz Deb Smith Susie Hemmmger Cathy Fretz Chris The Womens Sokball team moved through its season with numerous make- up games caused by the cold and wet weather. Co-captain Laurie Goetz said the teams 7-11 record was greatly the result of team inexperience. This season was basically one of rebuilding aker the loss of nine seniors last year. W I ' 7' I 'v- -nv yf A. Cathy Fretz prepares a rurve ball. B. Whipping ir ro home plate, Ellen Bradman gets her third man our. C. Deb Smirh walks for rhe action. D. Karen Scherger uses rhar Seneca force. E. Expert catcher Sue Conway receives a hard ball. N ,-.w fr' f A 1 af' ffm 413. w A , K., ,ww l! ' D V- E 1 W .mwwf Sohball 75 C5 + G 13 STAFF ADMINISTRATION A. Associate Principal ofAdmihistration, MR. CHARLES SCHANK, has been at Calvert for three years. During the 1982-83 school year, he taught Sociology and American Government and was also sophomore class moderator. He was in charge of student discipline and super- vised building maintenance. B. In his third year as Princ1pal,FATHER JEFF- ERY SIKORSKI taught a new class, Foreign Policy, which he said he enjoyed a great deal. He also served as moderator ofthe senior class. He cited as one ofthe major accomplishments of this year a new and important emphasis on reading. 78 Administration ELIGION RELIGION RELIGION Ar G. SISTER MARY RICARDA taught American Government, Con- I temporary American History and Psychology to junior and senior classes. H. In his 27th year at Calvert, MR. PAUL MILE'l'I'I taught Early American History, World History and World Geography. Y N D. FR. PAUL PERRY, new Religion III -I V teacher, began having Masses and Breakkzsts during Advent and Lent. He hlces kids and dwells on respect for each other. He wants everyone to realize his relationship with God. E. Also new was Religion IteacherSR. EDNA MICHEL, who said a new world has opened to her because of the smiles, Hiendliness, in- sights, and Raith of many good people. F. This was FRJOHN SI-IIFFLER'S third year teaching Religion II. He comes to Calvert Hom St. joseph 's parish. 112i I0 V 2' 9 3 ,ay 6 54. nhnsussn----4-M ,mn HISTORY HISTORY . HISTORY Faculty 79 MATH MATH MATH 80 Faculty VX . A. MR. ALBERT DIRINGER taught Advanced Algebra, Math Analysis and Mechanical Dra wing I -IL B. Substituting for Mrs. Kline, MRS. BETTY OBRINGER gota taste ofCalvert during third quarter. C. In addition to her work in the Math Department, Algebra 101- 102, SR. CORDULA taught Latin L D. Basic Math and Geometry instructor, MRS. EMMA KLINE proved that suc- cess in math is possible. E. Full -time this year, MR. PHIL KLINE taught Ecol- ogy, Earth History, Chemistry, Physics and Micro-Processing, a new class. F. MRS. ELAINE MACFARLAND- DAYTON, who taught Biology and Physiology, was pleased with the cooper- ative and positive attitudes of the stu- dents. G. MR. ROGER KIRKHART helped his students develop mentally and physically through Health, P.E. I-II and General Science, 's H.LVW H..LVW EIDNEIIDS '9MKUW X SH wfxlkfn'-1' 5 Willing f ll V ,TMR f VC liz SCIENCE SCIENCE Li W, f Www A -- RH SCIENCE L ART ART ART ART MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC H. Preparing her students for life aHer graduation, MRS. GEORGIENNE MILETTI taught Foods, Famiiy Living, Clothing and Bachelor Living classes. I. MISS NANCY SIECZKOWSKI ad- ded color to the curriculum with Art I- IV With enthusism MR. CURTIS KING directed the Calvert band and Choir. ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH I ENGLISH ENGLISH 82 Faculty 3 X is 3 cg if Q T ! E 1 iw A - 1 QILS155 is IIIII X ,K , I . A 3 B . aw R- F Xx,k wwgmvwykwdxwa I Nokia Wes . N M... MQ? X . 5 K X A. Guiding students to better English usage, MR. THOMAS BRIDINGER taught English IV and Concepts in Eng- lish. B. SR. ANTONIA, in English IIL journalism, Newspaper, and Yearbook, led her students to an appreciation of well-written stories. C. British Literature, taught by MR. JACK ANDERSON, included lessons on improving writing techniques. Mr. Anderson also taught General Science. D. Aker I8 years of reaching, this is the lirsr year MR. MIKE MCCLELLAN has been solely part ofthe English Department. He returned this year to teach English II and Basic English. E. In German I-IK SR. NORENE in- stilled in her students a fluency in speak- ing and writing the language. She also taught English L F. New this year, MRS. DIANE SMITH joined Calvert to teach Latin IL G. MRS. MARIA KANZIG, Spanish I-IIC excited her students with her knowledge ofthe Spanish culture. H. SR. ALONZO hehned students speedily accomplish their work in Typing I -II and Office Practice, I. Physical Education was part ofMR. KARL ZALAR'S schedule of primarily business courses: Record- keeping, Marketing, Business Law and General Businessj. Helping her students become part ofthe business world MRS. NANCY KISER taught Accounting I- IL Typing I and Shorthand. BUSINESS LANGUAGES BUSINESS LANGUAGES -nun lhggm a 1, 1 f ' 11s..L12Smf J m..,,,!,,N A. Working in Calvert's office, MISS SUE FEY had duties that included typ- ing, filing, taking minutes at school board meetings, recording honor roll, checking attendance and checking weekly eligibil- ity lists. B. MISS ROSEMARY KUEBLER served Calvert in ways that include bookkeeping collecting tuition, paying the bills, banking and caring for various funds. OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE :IO 33l:I AHVHEISI C. MRS. CAROLE ZIMMERMAN, ASP clerk, was in charge of all textbooks. She also typed for teachers and some- times helped in the office. She loves the kids and enjoys working at Calvert. D. SR. MAUREEN STUDER was in charge of the library and audio-visual equipment. R eadihg Day for Sister some- times meant that one hundred plus books would be signed out in twenty minutes or so. E. MR. THOMAS EDWARDS has been Guidance Counselor at Calvert for live years. F. MR. PAUL BUGERT, boiler opera- tor, has been at Calvert for 23 years. G. JOHN PAULUS, at Calvert for three years, cleaned and fixed things that need- ed repair. H. MRS.-IOYCE HOHMAN was responsible for cleaning the main office, the teacher's lounge and other of- lices. MAINTENANCE I. MRS. KATHLEEN TIELL, MRS. BETTY SMITH and MRS. JOAN WAGNER worked in the cafeteria to prepare daily meals. They also prepared meals for athletic teams and occasionally for other groups. Catholic Schools Week was celebrated with special ethnic foods. 0 6001488 -2, X--1 Robert Archer john Ardner Matthew Ball Thomas Benner Kelly Boes Kriktine Hour A my Brickner Caroline Brose jay Brucker Amy Clouse Andrew Collet Mary Daniel john Dell Lisa Dull Michelle Englehart Dominic Fabrizio Amy Fate Donna Fox Daniel Francis Catherine Frazier john Frerz Brad Funkhouser Michelle Gaietro David Gassner Diana Gassner David Hannay C MZ UF! X-,vw f . va 1 7 1 V - -.,.. .A , QA--,,,,,,,. A. The quiet library atmosphere enhances john Ardnerk study habits, B. Danette Reiter enjoys her book. A. Deanna Heminger Howard Hohman Steven Huffman Patrick Kapclka William Keller Da vid Kennedy x c i 4 B. A. Eager to learn, David Szablewski ponders the subject at hand. B. jay Brucker and Tom Benner decide the tate ofthe world. X! ffi , 5 ff Ronald Kern Deanna Kin Anthony Kirchner john Kleinhenz Laura Kovasckitz Thomas Kuhn Douglas Kummer Michelle Lange David Lutz Beth Mangus Leopoldo Montesclaros judith Parlcins Steven Peer Anthony Perry Richard Recker Laura Reis Freshmen 89 90 Freshmen Danerre Reiter Mark R iedy Brian Roth Michele Ruggiero Patrick Scholl Ronald Shook Donna Smith Bo Reid Lesa Riser james Ruehle judy Schetter Lynne Schostek Aaron Smith james Smith 'it 1 aw, ,jwn Y I I , , , ,, M Mtg,m,Y f, f , ' . , ', 3 ' V Q a r gg Q fi t eryr I fi I f ,fe lg N 5 V A .. ,Q V , H, 'I ' if fi 1 1' . ef 3 ' . . ,, X 7 ' f E 'sta' s N' x 1- I ' ' X ' , qi., . .1 xy Q i. I' ,, C I Q 3 A H .lf A. john Fretz cleans up his act. B. Breaks can be fun, according to Steve Huffman and john Kleinhenz. C. Nick Fabrizio likes the food and service of the cafeteria. D. Smiling her appreciation, Laura Kovasckitz is award- ed a National Machinery Award. E. On Ash Wednes- day, Caroline Brose was among students recieving ashes. ll jennifer Wagner julie Wagner Gina Waltz Mark Well y Paul Worland warns? ,r g l 2 A. Glancing down an empty hallway, john Kleinhenz wonders if he will be late for Class. B. Freshmen listen ro a story from the Old Testa- ment. Freshmen 91 92 Sophomorcs Laura Aiello Dianne Amann james Archer jane Behm Deanna Biddle Harold Bickley Lori Black Chrisrina Boss Lisa Barron Beth Breidenbach Anne Britkner Debra Brickner Ellen Bradman Nathan Brose james Buchman Kevin Burke Tina Brickner Timothy Demirh Paul Depiner Danna Derr Barbara Disrel Chrisrina Disrel Theresa Drake Christopher Dull Angela Faber Timothy Felter n x , AVA, A. Chris Frankarr gers caughr writing a note to her lavorireguy. B. Rose Smith tries to ge! some enthu - siasm going among the sophomores. A. Don Steinmerz, Bob Funkhouser, Scott Stanton, Shawn Kirkhart and Tom Kapelka rake off on a beer drinkmg contest. B. Her Eavorite friend Garfield makes Diane Hsher smile. C. George Graham and Tim Felrer practice the new dance step. Diane Fisher Robert Flechmer Chnkrina Frankarr Catherine Fretz Daniel Fronk Roberr Funkhouser Timorh y Gaierro Anrhon y Gage james Graham Scorr Gruss Suzanne Harper Gary Hart Suzanne Hemminger Brian Hepp Laura Hoffbauer Barry Hohman Thomas Kapelka john King Shawn Kirkhart Paul Klopp Teresa Koerper jefhey Kuhn Sophomores 93 Carla Latona Patrick Ledwedge Christine Lee Clifford Lim Susan Lonsway Connie Lucius Susan Ludwg Amy Myers Patrick Obringer Matthew Pahl joell Paradiso judy Peer If A. A research project takes Chris Dull and Brian Hepp to the reference books. B. Pat Ledwedgek Eworire time ofthe day seems to be lunch. C. This is no time for Tim Felter to be sleeping. 94 Sophomores gm H Donald Petsche joseph Recker Lisa Rombzch Patrick Ross Cheryl Schock Anthony Schumm Anne Seislove Cheryl Sickels Rose Smith Richard Snouffer Dawn Somers Scott Stanton A. Strolling by, Ellen Bradman and judy Peer are glad the day is over. B. As Amy Myers hides her face, Chris Lee shows she 's not camera shy. C. Dawn Somers replenishes her water supply. jean Sreinhsuser Sharon Sreinhauser Donald Sreinmerz Anne Szablewski Karen Tiell Daniel Traxler jean Walliser joseph Werling Suzanne Whealan 77morhy Whire Carol Wilhelm Elizabeth Wise Tonya Wflgh! Andrea Wurm f 'x 'tvit 5019110 o1'eS Sophomores 95 96 juniors Daniel Aiello David Amann Kristine Baumgartner Dawn Bland Barbara Bour Dennis Brock Andrew Buckley Anthony Buckley Richard Chambers Da vid Cla ydon Rose Coffman David Cummings Lemwell Delgra Elizabeth Dell Alan Distel Mark Elcherr Trina Emshoff jennifer Englehart james Fa ber jerald Faber Michael Fabrizio Andrew Felter john Fisher Kimberly Fisher William Fogle Sharon Fox 1' -is -. nei- A. An exciting Calvert basketball game keeps the Hens standing. B. junior relgion classes are full of surprises, eff ,amy av X. -CF . X ...gl wi, A. A hot breakkst sizzles with the help of Tammy Wright. B. The Superdance keeps the Supersruds Phil Huss, Mike Fabrizio, Bruce Myers, K back 1 Tony Buck- ley on their feet. C. Matmaid Missy King keeps score for Calvert, H X is 1 1: ww, always f X4 ,fr-mr C M if f rv: ,- f e,7A H ,MW f,,,.,. 5, - 'en Lisa Gaierto Parrick Gaierro Annerre Gassner Debra Garton janet Gillespie George Graham Andrea Granara Barbara Grieselding Krisrine Henige Gregory Hoffbauer Timothy Hoffman james Huffmon Lori Hufford Philip Huss Alice Hurzel juniors 97 98 juniors Lynn Illig Holly jones joseph Keller Melissa King Philip Krupp Kenneth Kummerer Vincent Kurtz Donna Langenderfer Mark Langenclerfer Stephanie Longanbach Amy Lutz jefkey MacFarIand Pamela McClellan Hope Montesclaros Bruce Myers Cheryl Neikirk Timothy Niteeki Christopher Noble joseph Ory jacqueline Peer David Reamer A. Chris Noble interviews Valley Girl, Libby Dell. B. Hall-runner, Andy Felrer, takes time out for his studies. M 6a.-f fi.: 18' mars AN' 1-was S ,mx , Q S .4 . -S 1-vt A A K f is Q 9 Cf'-afvgissigi ,. Wk a.. J px li A. Could Alice Hutzel and Barb Bouts Seneca desease be contagious? B. Stephanie Longan- bach sharpens her study skills. C. A delicious Calvert Cafeteria special will hold jerry Faber over for his afternoon classes. D. A timed exer- cise keeps jenny Englehart alert. Brad Wise Charles Worden Anne Worland Tamara Wright Teresa V Zimmerman Stephen Zoeller Paul Reimer Christina Riedy Mary Riedy Thomas Ritzler Rachelle Robinett Eileen Scherger Kenneth Schriner Margaret Schumm Rose Seifert Dennis Shook Lisa Shook Deborah Smith Laura Smith Liona Smith William Spangler Dennis Staeklin Armand Terreault Gary Waite jon Weimerskirch Virginia Williams juniors 99 Q fb 'ffmon s E V THE CLASS OF 1983 Sfucg CD. Jmdnen 1,4091 CD. CBannhant Dcmke Derr rcplen' h h arer supply for the girls' basketball m. 1 Jled Sf. CBehm Qnetchen 3. Cgevelanden Sinus QM. CBUmgLng l Ckawoue LA. CQoeh0eu JUllcke0lZe JUL Qoes ghomas CP. CBnemgen Se 102 Jdam CP. CBnicbnen QISG QM. CBnzcbnen i Angela Je. CBnLningen CBanbana ui. CBnodman Jacqueihne QM. CBnose Qnenda YK. Quchman Hi, loves . . . Steve Steinmerz says to hilv audience. Q 'il 'U Tall George Frerz fills rhe doorway with his presence. Seniors 103 godd S. Compang Susan CQ. Conwag CDebna dl. Cox LMang C. CDecben 104 Sen X Uenng SL. CDeltening Siuceilo Q. CDeQgna Chnistophen CJ. CDemLtk ' CDoug0as QI. CDeCQose Fran Faber smiles on her way r the outside world, CDQMSQ CDQM Cbonene Qeggnangev Cgcjogda iors -ww?-'wi-Z-I.pa Ckawes CQ. 9Qchent Qnegong LA. SI2ckent ww SIN X With a derermlhed swing, Paul Werlhzg tracks the ball into thc- our field. 1 kMickae0 dl. Slnkent finances dl. qaben CDona0d 2. 'ETa0ten Cheng0 Q4. gidd CQevenQg 9. 9-Tnanb John 32. Cffnaglen Seniors 105 S Qeonge U4. gnetg Qammis U4. Qase Uobg Q. Qibson CDanle0 fp. Ql0Qlg Qnadg LM. QQicb CDanleQ C. Q0ouien h QQUIUIIG Q4. Qoetg Quan Qomea Absorbea' in his own thoughts, Mike Panuro watches the Super-dancers. momag Qnaham Cpgfjllcia Qnlggwdlng Se 106 Qang G. Qnugg gem SB. Qug CDennis JM. Briant Jdichad LA. Sclantmun CDanI2a 9. C5Jemlngen CDavid QM. grlizmmlngoxm si i John CW. C5Jo66ent CDiane QM. Qnb 'av N., W- ,uw M A- 11' 2 , my W, ,ff . viii, f . K-wi I , . Q MA ' Tom Graham and Ron Seislove Choose euchre to occupy their time. 107 Seniors Susan LM ones 04mg 29 fliaufman JUlLche00e CQ EK n CQKe00y JN Uivsbhant Th s d ysr rs com s d j 109 S n ors fDauLd Q Uiovascbltg Jane CQ ?KJaamen ulnn JM Ufnupp CDougQas 9 ?Kummenea P. Q35 fl Qu, vi' ff CQO 430 9 gp Denny Han and Karen Scherger form a Hart zo Har! ream. se ng eanne ange .X .,, 'V Q f Cpobgnt gpedwedge Joseph cw gee Ezring lunch can be 2 guessing game for Cmlg Lucius. CDenee QM. Qongo Cflfllg dl. Sfucius Stephen 9. Sfuclus CQona0d 51. Madsen Seniors 109 4'9w n,hM ww Using, his time wfsc-If In Brmsh Lrterature 1m Gase ea erly studfes Shakespeare s works uimeruco Mala CPauQ S Jfigens Stacy 9 JUOM gMickae0 9 Cpanuto QMQIJQ CU Cpandl JOM U4 CPlu0f2aps 9109 U4 Cplccwto Qang SQ. Qecben .5 l V, , , JA ,Q Z ,n X W in ' I , Y 52 vw' , A , A MMM 4 1 , . . . I . . . . , ig ' . K . L , in Q AQ 110 Seniors 'Sf Quhe 04. CQeLno Jogce Je. Qeuten CDtana Q. Qandene Uianen 9. Schengen f'll1 ? 1 X 2Manganet Qcketten Cponagd ggi-QQOVQ Ghls' Basketball games can be very entertaining for Dan Glovivr, QW Stephen Qhanabnoole Cpatnlclo Jr. Qkoole ulflagens F Pau' P 'Y MP5 Mff Bm' 4' Seniors 111 Omce aid Martha Smith helps out durmkf, period six The ledge on third flour provides .4 Loud early mommb study spot for Don Faire: II 1 Semurs Chem all Qlbona gMantha U4 Smith 'MQW CQobent 9 Somens 9 qSen Q Qteuumetg W Steven 9' Qteinmetg Qandlma CUC Sfneucben Qlaunle CD. gkomas Qnegong S2990 John 5. Cwallllisell Cpaug gg, qyengmg QW? bb, X V , ,V nba Jfancg 9. CWLQMJM Qlchand Q. QULQC Joseph CD. ClUon0and Jane LM. Zunmenman 7 , ,L-M . f' ,swf K 'fm During 2 busy basketball hzlfiime, Laurie Goetz waves ro some hiends. Seniors 113 FINAL MOMENTS SHARED i .,,,... .xmzwxx-Q Q L A. Don Falter leads Lucy Ardner ana' Alex Bamharr into the Senior Mass. B. Seniors pray together. C. At the Senior Mass, joe Worland sings the Gospel Acclamation. D. A group of senior girls enjoy breakhst together. E. A warded for being the sh yest guy, Americo Mark graciously receives his award, H4 Mass and Breakfast if Q7 w ff , a ,M S . .W -- D ef I' .LUXI A. ai we X is 55. X. -A-b Xk.. New X . XS A Nothing will last foreven and we canhteznteriere. he Our years were full of many days, and .the days were full of Time went on and here we are, a we will all endear. e ll. W For this day is ours alorieg but ifegtoo willzdisapgear. - Tomorrowg today will be the past - what the holds is We will clhnb many mountains and confront new hontiers. - We will lace the world bravely while webuild our careers. And now we wait toxrnake a start as we are sitting here. We look. back on ogggryears at Calxgert with aftean m me WellbeWleavingmxfgifghiends - our school which - We thank the Lordjlofeveiythmg - all the memories we hold deartf mi.e X Asifwe joumey onetime the worldmand get ourselves in gear .W 5 - Wersi?-Member: eeeee lei . .1 eeee e W W iw wr . W W X ,... .. -, eeWWe ' eeeW Kfvpp S. H. as 4? 3' A. A moment of memories for Cheryl Sikora. B. Ann Krupp and Bev Frank celebrate victory. C. What will be in Dave Kovasckitzls future? D. Do I have to wear this dress? asks Toby Gibson, E. jackie Bmse and Barb Bmdman stare in amazement into the Crowd. F. A new style ofcap RJfjllU Case? Graduation 115 S OMMENCEME : 2 May 25 was just the first ofthe gradu- ation events. A parent-senior Mass was held Wednesday night, followed by a student Mass and senior breakfast the next day. At the breakfast certain seniors were given awards. An Awards Assembly was held Friday with the school, atier which seniors practiced for commencement. -'Q' Z That evening Commencement Exer- cises took place at 8 p.m. at which 94 students graduated. Speakers were jane Kramer, Diana Sanders and Fr. john Shiffler. Fr. jeffery Sikorski presented the Daniel Klepper Memorial Scholarshqz to Renee Longo and the Stephen Brodman Scholarship to Adam Brickner. The Bish- ops Cross was awarded to Barb Brodman and Rick Wise by Sr. julia Marie Hutch- inson, and the choir sang a few songs. The night ended with a blessing by Fr. Paul Perry and the singing of the Calvert 'Alma Mater, 111 Graduation ...- 521 'ie fa. , -. t3,' QQ: ,Y NJ Z , + + 'V .gy I ' 'u ' .AM s .x 4 , . ' ' ' ' J 4 'A X! 2 if-, fi ' 'fs A V A ,J K4 if ,Q f K ' . ' ' , s 9 'f 7 ,Tig W, V 3, 'jr Q f N' ' ' if L. ' 'QL V '- VK! 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THE IOR DIRECTOR Y LUCY ARDNER: Luce', Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, Girls' Volleyball Stats, Musical 4, Choir 4, C YO 1, Mission Representative 1, 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, -'k GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2 ALEX BARNHART: 'Alf Barney', Quiz Team 3, 4, National Machinery 3, Q -IA 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Representative 3, Yearbook Staff lPhotographer1 4, 1005 Sales Club 1, 1005 Attendance 3, sh Achiever Award 1, 3, Semi-finalist Outstanding Young Business Man Contest 4 NED BEHM: Behmmy', Science Club 3, Spanish Club 1, Z Football 1, 2, 3, lk Musical 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 National Machinery 1, Mission Representative Q Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Escort, Mr. Personality Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2, 3 GRETCHEN BEVELANDER: German Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Pep Band 1, Z 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, ft Majorette 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, at National Honor Society 3, 4, National Machinery 1, 2, 3, lk C YO 1, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff I Students and Faculryi, Photographer, Whos Who Among American High School Students 1, 2, 3, Bishops Cross Candidate, Discipline Board alternate, 1983 Law Day Winner LARS BIRGING: Lasse', Football 4, Musical sk Choir at Foreign Exchange Student 4 CHARLOTTE BOEHLER: Beagles', Musical Committee 3, Honor Roll ft CYO 1, ,IA 2, Prom Committee 3, Nurses' Aid Program MICHELLE BOES: Shelle', Latin Club 1, 2, Cheerleading Z 3, -2 ICO-captainj, Volleyball 1, Mat Maid 1, Musical 2, 3, ft Musical Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Choi? 2 3, at Honor Roll ft Student Council 1, 2, 3, lk National Machinery I, 2, 3, at C YO 1, 2, 3, 4, C YO Volleyball 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, Yearbook Staff K Activities 2 at Whos Who Among American Hgh School Students 3, It GTCTM Math Contest 2, SC Rep. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4 THOMAS BREMYER: Bomber', German Club 1, 2, 3, sk Quiz Team 3, at Basketball 1, Boys' Baseball Stats 1, Boys' Football Manager 1, 2, Boys' Basketball Manager Z Musical at Choir lk Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Q National Honor Society 3, ft Student Council 1, 4, Class Coordinator at National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4, C YO 1, 2, 3, at Mission Representative 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Home- coming Committee 1, 4, Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, Ak Bishops Cross Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 1, 3 ADAM BRICKNER: '71rdvark, Bricks', German Club 2, 3, Baseball 1, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, ft Choir 2, 3, 4 I Vice President 1, Honor Roll 3, 4, National Honor Society 4 Student Council at National Machinery 1, 3, ek Monetary Award Winner, CYO Basketball sk Mssion Representative sk Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee at Bishops Cross Candidate LISA BRICKNER: 'Mermaid', German Club 1, .Z 3, ftjA 2, 3 l1005 Sales Clubj BARBARA BRODMAN: Barb', Brodie', German Club 1, 2, 3, Musical 3, Choir 3, ft Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, lk Rep lk National Machinery 1, 2, 4, Mission Representative 2, ft Prom Committee 3, Bishops Cross Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2 3, 1005 Attendance 2 JACQUELIN E BROSE: yackie', Honor Roll 1, Z 3, sk National Honor Society 4, Whos Who Among American High School Students 4 BRENDA BUCHMAN: Booky', Spanish Club 2, 3, Mat Maid 1, Flagsquad 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, Honor Roll 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, sk Class Coordinator 1, National Machinery 1, 3, at C YO 1, 2, 3, -t lvhssion Representative 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2 3, 4 TODD COMPANY: Comps', Baseball 3, at Basketball 1, 2 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Golf 4, National Machinery Z Whos Who Among American Hgh School Students '4 SUSAN CONWAY: '1S'ue', Susie', Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, lt Soltball sk Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, lk National Honor Society 3, at C YO 1, 2, 3, at C YO Volleyball 1, Z jA 1, 2, 3, V P Administration, V P. Marketing, 1005 attendance, 100 Sales Club, Achiever Award, junior Executive Award, Executive Award, Officer of the Year Finalist, Officer of the Year for V R ol' Personnel and Corporate Secretary, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee ft Yearbook Staff fUnderclass and Activitiesl 3, 4, Whos Who Among American Hgh School Students 4 DEBRA COX: Spanish Club 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, sk Majorette 3 MARY DECKER: Spanish Club 2, 3, sk Basketball 1, Mat Maid 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Musical Z Choir 1, 4, National Machinery 1, C YO 1, 2, 3, 4' Mission Representative 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 2 3, 4, Whos Who Among American Hgh School Students 3, 4 TERRY DEITERING: Trouble', National Machinery sk CYO 3, QJA 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 3, .IA 1100 Sales Club, Achiever Award, 1005 atten- dance, junior Executive, Senior Executive, jA pin 3, 4 118 Senior Directory If' LUCELO DELGRA: Lu', Science Club 3, Spatiish Club 1, 2, lk Basketball 1, 2, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, ft Choir 3, 4, National Machinery 2, 3, 4, Monetary Award Winner, C YO 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, GTCT M Math Test 1, 2, 3, American Legion Test Winner 4, Tennis District Qualifier 1, 2, 3, Tennis Sectional Runner- Up 2, 3, Captain Of Tennis Team 4, Festival Choir District Mens Ensemble-1, District Choir-1, District Solo 11 CHRISTOPHER DEMITH: Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 3, C YO Basketball, Newspaper 4 DOUGLAS DEROSE: DeRo', Latin Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, -'k Musical 2, 4, Choir 2, 4 DENISE DERR: Derr', Basketball 1, Girls' Basketball Stats, Girls' Basketball Manager, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Seneca Arrows Band 1, 2, 3, It Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, National Machinery 3, 4, C YO 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 4 DORENE DESGRANGE HOYDA: Doritos', Destrange', Musical 1, Musi- cal Committee 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Special Choir 1, Choir Officer 3, Honor Roll 3, at National Machinery 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, ak Yearbook Staff I Ads 1, Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, 4 . CHARLES ELCHERT: Football 2 FRANCES FABER: Fabes', Franitos DONALD FALTER: Faulty', Mission Representative 2 CHERYL FIELD: Latin Club 1, 2, Science 2, Wrestling Stats 3, 4, Mat Maid 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz Band 3, Seneca Arrows Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Rep. 2, Band Co-captain 4, Choir I, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Machinery 2, 3, at Monetary Award Winner, jA 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Bishops Cross Candidate, Ation Award 3 BEVERLY FRANK: Bev', 4'f5', Latin Club 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, -'K Tri- captain 4, Athlete ofthe Month 4, Boys' Basketball Stats 2, 3, 4, Mat Maid 1, Concert Band 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, Musical Committee 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, It Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 1, 4, Rep. 1, Treasurer 4, National Machinery 1, 2, 3. 4, C YO 1, 2, 3, 4, .IA 1, llfhssion Representative 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Mr. Personality Campaign Manager, Yearbook Staff' fEditor1, Whos Who Among American Hgh School Students, GTC TM Math Contest 1, 2, 3, Outstanding junior JOHN ERAZIER: German Club 1, 2, Latin Club 4, Science Club 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 I Tri -captain 1, Wrestling lk Musical 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Representative 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Homecoming Escort, Yearbook Staff fPhotographer1 3, ft Newspaper Staffi 4 I Editor 41, Bishops Cross Candidate GEORGE ERETZ: 'Skippy', Spanish Club 3, ft CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee JAMES GASE: Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, -IA 1, 2, 3, at GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 TOBY GIBSON: Tobias DANIEL GILLIG: Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 Musical 1, 2, 3, at Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President Q Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President at Student Council 3, SC Rep., National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4, Monetary Award Winner, Mission Representative 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Homecoming Escort, Mr. Personality Candidate, Bishops Cross Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2, 3, Athelete of the Month 4 BRADY GLICK: Baseball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, lk Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Machinery 2, C YO Sport Basketball 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Whos Who in High School Football, Bishops Cross Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 3, 4 DANIEL GLOVIER: Rock', Gloves'1 Teddy-Bear', Art Club 4, German Club 3, Wrestling 4, Musical 4 LAURIE GOET2: Louie', Science Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 I Captain 41, Sokball 3, 4 I Captain 41, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 I Captain 41, Mat Maid 1, Mascot 4, Concert Band 1, Musical Committee 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Ak National Machinery 1, 2, C YO 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Class Coordinator 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 2, Mr. Personality Campagrn Managen Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, Whos Who Among American High School Athletes 3, GTCT M Math Contest 1, A 10095 attendance 1, 2 jUAN GOMEZ: Gomer', Taco', Spanish Club 4, Football if Honor Roll 4, Foreign Exchange Student 4 THOMAS GRAHAM: Grammy', Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball sk Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Musical Committee 1, Choir 1, Mission Representative 4, Prom Committee 3 PATRICIA GRIESELDING: Basketball 1, Concert Band 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, National Machinery 4, C YO 1, 2, .IA 1, 2, 3, Mission Representative 2, Tiffin University Hanke Scholarship GARY GRUSS: Raw Hide', German Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, .Z 3, 4 Football 1, 3, ft Tennis 1, 2, Musical 4, National Machinery 1, C YO 1, Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2 TERI GUY: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz Band 2, 3, Seneca Arrows Band 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS HART: Harry', Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, ft Basketball 1, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, lk Choir 3, ck National Machinery 2, C YO 3, C YO Basketball 3, Homecoming Escort MICHAEL HARTMAN: 'Harty', Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Quiz Team 4, Golfl, 2, 3, ft Boys' Basketball Manager 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor fi A. Preparation for the bg day means that Mike Panuto must be measured for cap and gown. B. Lars Birging explains the computer to Gretchen Bevelander. C. ln religion Gary Recker learns some- thing new. D. What Diane lnk hears on the dictaphone, she types. E. At a yearbook party, staff members huddle together in hont of the camera. F. Three spirited seniors, Darla Heminger, Laurie Goetz and Bev Frank, watch the reserve game. Senior Directory 20 Society 3, 4 National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4, Monetary Award Winner, C YO 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Bishops Cross Candidate, GTC TM Math Contest 1, Elden Wert Award 1, American Legion Government Test Award 3 DARLA HEMINGER: Hems', Basketball 1, Pep Band 1, 2, Seneca Arrows Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, C YO 1, 2, 3, Mission Representative 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, DAVID HEMMINGER: 'Hemsf Hemy', Tennis 1, 2, 3, Musical 3, 12 Choir 3, 4, C YO 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 JOHN HOFFERT: Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-captain 4 Most Im- proved Reserve 3, First Team All-SBC 4, First Team Northwest Ohio 4, Second Team All Ohio 4, 1982 Outstanding Lineman 4, C YO Basketball 4 DIANE INK: Cheerleading 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, National Machinery 2, 4, Monetary Award Winner, Prom Committee 3 SUSAN JONES: Melvin', Science Club 3, lSecretary2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 I Secretary 3, President 42, Volleyball Statistician 3, 4, Flagsquad 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 1, 3, 4, Most Outstanding Flag Corps Member 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 I President 42, Student Council Representative 3, 4, National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4, Monetary Award Winner, Mission Representative 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, ft Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, 4, Bishops Cross Candidate Girls' State Representative 3, Knghts of Columbus Essay Winner 3, American Legion Government Test Winner 3 AMY KAUFMAN: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Flagsquad 2, 3, 42 Musical 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, C YO 1, 2, Prom Committee 3 MICHELLE KIN: Kinner', Science Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Choir 1, 4 Treasurer, National Machinery 2, 3, C YO 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Mr. Personality Campaign Manager, Newspaper 4, fCo-editor2 KELLY KIRKHART: Kel', Science Club 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, tk Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Boys' Basketball Stars 2, 3, ck Volleyball Manager 1, Mat Maid 1, 2, Mascot 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Choin Honor Roll 4, Student Council 1, 2, Rep. 1, National Machinery 1, 3, It CYO 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Whos Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3 DAVID KOVASCKITZ: Skitz', Wrestling 1 JANE KRAMER: German Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Quiz Team 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz Band 2, 3, Seneca Arrows Band 3, lk Concert Band 1, 2, 3, tk Band Co-captain 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, at National Honor Societ 3 4' National Machineryl 3 4' Monetary Award Winner' CYO 1 2 3' y , , . , , , . , , Mission Representative 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 4, Yearbook Staff I Editor 2, Whos Who Among American High School Students at Bishops Cross Candidate, GTC TM Math Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, 1005 attendance 2, Elden Wert Award, National Honor Society Award 2, Voice of Democracy Essay Contest 3, 4, DAR Good Citizenship Award 4 ANN KRUPP: Kruppie', 'Annie', German Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Science Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 I Captain 42, Softball 3, 4 l Captain 42, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 lCaptain 42, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical Committee 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, I President 42, National Machinery 4, Monetary Award Winner, C YO 1, 2, 3, 4 K President 42, C YO volleyball 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen, Mr. Personality Campaign Manager, Bishops Cross Candidate, Soroptimist Youth Award 4 DOUGLAS KUMMERER: Doogie ROSE LANG: Art Club 2, Science Club 1, Choir 1, Prom Committee 3 JEANNE LANGE: Science Club 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Flagsquad 1, 2, Musical 1, 3, 4, Choir 1, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, National Machinery 4, Prom Committee 3, Newspaper Staff 4, GTCTM Math Contest 1, 2, 3 ROBERT LEDWEDGE: Wedgy', Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, at National Machinery 1, 4 JOSEPH LEE: Pep Band 1, 2,jazz Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Representative 3, Prom Committee 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Whos Who Among American High School Students RENEE LONGO: Latin Club 2, 3, Mat Maid 1, Flagsquad 3, Musical Committee 1, Choir 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Rep. 2, 3, National Machinery 2, 3, 4, Monetary Award Winner, C YO 1, Mission Representative 1, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, Homecoming Court, Yearbook Staff f Students and Faculryli Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, Bishops Cross Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 1, Disci- pline Board 4 CRAIG LUCIUS: Craig, German Club 2, Science Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Musical Committee 4, National Machinery 2, 3, 4, Monetary Award Winner, C YO 1, Homecoming Escort, Mr. Personality Candidate, Whos Who Among American Hgh School Students, Bishops Cross Candi- date, Stephen Brodman Award 4 STEPHEN LUCIUS: Lo0sh RONALD MADSEN: 'Mad-Dog', Football 4, Foreign Exchange Student 4 AMERICO MAIZ: Football 4, C YO Basketball 4, Foreign Exchange Student 4 PAUL MYERS: Spanish Club 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, C YO Basketball 4, Mission Representative 1, Newspaper Staff 4 STACY NOHR: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 2, -tk Boys' Basketball Stats 2, Honor Roll 4, Homecoming Committee 2, Yearbook Staff I Sports 2 4, Vw 1 ?, .T ' Nga, 'r 3. 21122424 9'szx1QcAs 5.43 af at ar 4 Business Achievement Award 1 - MICHAEL PANUTO: Nutes', Basketball 1, Football 1, C YO Basketball 4, Homecoming Escort MARK PARDI: Wop , Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, It Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, National Machinery 1, C YO 2, 3, 4, C YO Basketball 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 2, Homecoming Escort, Whos Who Among American High School Students 3, GTCT M Math Contest 3 LORI PHILLIPS: Phe', Spanish Club 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Musical 2, Choir 1, 2, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, Nurses' Aid Program 4 JILL PICCIUTO: C YO 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, GARY RECKER: Art Club 3, Tennis 1, 2, Mascot 4, National Machinery 2, 3, at Mission Representative 3, Mr. Personality Candidate JULIE REINO: Spanish Club 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C YO 1,-IA 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, Whos Who Among American High School Students 3 JOYCE REUTER: Moe DIANA SANDERS: Little One', German Club 4, Quia Team 3, Pep Band 1, 2, Concen Band 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Q National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4, Monetary Award Winner, GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2, 4, American Legion Government Test, jA 1, 2, 3, 4, Bishops Cross Candidate KAREN SCHERGER: Shugs'2 Spanish Club 1, 2, Softball 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Boys' Basketball Stats 2, Mat Maid 1, 2 CYO 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Whos Who Among American High School Students MARGARET SCHETTER: Musical Committee 3, Honor Roll 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Nurses'Aid Program RONALD SEISLOVE: Sie', German Club 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, tk Captain 4, Musical 3, ft Choir 3, 4, C YO 1, 2 3, 4, Mission Representative 1 STEPHEN SHANABROOK: Football Trainer 1, 2, 3, Basketball Trainer 1, 2, Student Council 2, 4, National Machinery 1, 2, Mission Representative 1, 2, 4, Whos Who Among American High School Students 4 PATRICIA SHOOK MAGERS: Patti CHERYL SIKORA: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Mission Representative 3, Prom Committee 3 MARTHA SMITH: Smit', Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 41, Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, 4 lCo-Captain 41, Freshman Football Stats 4, Musical 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, National Machinery 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Court, Whos Who Among American High School Students, Bishops Cross Candidate, Tiffin University Z 1 E f C 51 5 C, g -gg -U leaf' Hanke Scholarship ROBERT SOMERS: Art Club 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, C YO Basketball JENIFER STEINMETZ: Feral dt Fred , Choir 1, 3, ft CYO 1, 2, Prom Committee 3 STEVEN STEINMETZ: Steiny', Football Manager 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, ft Honor Roll 2, C YO 2, 3, C YO Basketball 4, Prom Committee 3, GTCT M Math Contest 3, 4 SANDRA STREACKER: Streaks', Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, Captain 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Machinery 2, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff fSportsj VAUNIE THOMAS: Vini', Art Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Prom Committee 3 GREGORY TIELL: Tielly', Spanish Club 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball I, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, C YO 4, C YO Basketball 4 JOHN WALLISER: Honor Roll 1, 3, Choir 1, National Honor Society 4, National Machinery at Monetary Award Winner, Prom Committee 3, Bishops Cross Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 4, 10056 Attendance 2 PAUL WERLING: Harold 'E German Club 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, ft Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Machinery 1, 2, tk C YO Basketball 4, Homecoming Escort, GTCT M Math Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 NANCY WILHELM: Nance', Art Club 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls' Basketball Manager 4, Choir 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Coordinator 3, Vice-President 4, National Machinery 2, 3, C YO 1, 2, 3, Mission Representative 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court, Mr. Personality Campaign Manager, Whos Who Among American High School Students, Bishops Cross Candidate RICHARD WIS E: Basketball 2, 3, Football 1, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, National Machinery 1, 2, 3, 4 Monetary Award Winner, C YO 1, 4 C YO Basketball 4, Homecoming Committee 3, Bishops Cross Candidate, GTCT M Math Contest 2 JOSEPH WORLAND: yoby', Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, at National Machinery 1, 2, 4, CYO 3, CYO Basketball 3, Homecoming Escort, Mr. Personality Candidate JANE ZIMMERMAN: German Club 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Honor Roll, C YO 1, 2, C YO Basketball 1, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3 I A. What else but the Calvert News for Adam Brickner? B. Mark Pardi shows his better side. C. Spirited Superdance participants stay awake all nght. D. '60 years of tradition went into this sports collage drawn by Tom Graham. E. At the Girls' Basketball regionals, joe Worland spells out a cheer. F. Teri Guy stops in at the office over noontime. G. Last minute studying prepares Barb Brodman for class. H. Charlotte Boehler, Cheryl Sikora, Margaret Schettet and Lori Phillips f not pictured I were involved in the Nurses' Aid Program. This included classwork at Columbian Hgh School as well as work at Mercy Hospital each day. Senior Directory 121 1.1 Q sn: '--yi ,Q ...- 1.-: -,---.51-Q.' .,,',. o.' 0.0 luv 1 n , n'- ,.. ,..On n lo ' v Q ADS f, .N 'Y V- xv n, v uv iii :. 1 'X-,sql-51' --'.-Jig' ' VVW. Jzq. 3: 455, 1. ,gftl s Q .. ,Q n g ,- 0 0, n , gs 0 ' W 12:0 Syn' ofovis ' fl 2'- N ':1!1':'o'-302 ' . 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Mrs. William H Behm, Sr. Dr. james D. Beisner, Optometrist Da vid E. Berckmueller, M.D. Marguerite O. Bernard Arthur Betz William Betz Builders Dr. 8: Mrs. Brian Bevelander Gretchen Bevelander 8: Lynn Illig Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold L. Bickley, Sr. Big Bear Muffler, Inc. Black's Landscape Specialist, Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. Marlin Black Mr. 8: Mrs. Florian Boes Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Boes F. W. Borer Mrs. P. Bork Boroff Publication Services, Inc. joe 8: Sue Bout Leona lWe1rerj Boyd '34 Barbara Simmons Breidenbach TRO S Tom 8: joyce Breidenbach Dr. 8: Mrs. john I-L Bremyeg D.P M Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Brickner Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald Brickner Harold 8: Linda Brickner joe 8: joanne Brickner Mr. 8: Mrs. john Brickner Brickner Repair . Thomas Bridinger Bright's Photography Mike 8: Tom Brodman Phillip Brodman Bronze 8: Metal Ind. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Buchman Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald Buchman Buckeye Auto Parts, Inc. Frances Buckley Mr. 8: Mrs. Delbert G. Bumb joyce, Kathy, Kevin Burke Marguerite jacob Burgess C 8: j Games 8: Music, Inc. Rev. Stephen P. Cairns Robert L. 8: Lois Callaghan Calvert Lady Boosters Calvert's School -Spirited 8th Period Typing Class Calvert's 1982 Volleyball Team Campers Bag Dr. 8: Mrs. W T Carrigan Dr. William A. Carrigan The Cawood Family Mr. 8: Mrs. james Chambers Mr. 8: Mrs. james Cool Dianne Smith Coscarelli joel Duane Crabtree Creeger 8: Logsdon Plumbing Co Bill 8: Mary Ellen Crist Edward Daniel 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Daniel Dr. 8: Mrs. Walter A. Daniel Tom Daria Data Documents A Pitney Bowes Company Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond E. Dayton Dean 8: Barry Paint Town jim Gaietto, Manager Dr. 8: Mrs. Cecilio V Delgra 8: Family Lucelo G. Delgra Mr. 8: Mrs. Max Dell Patrick Dell, Attorney Dell Qs Precision Printing Tomi 8: Gene Demith Rev. Robr. L. Dendinger '67 Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Depinet Dr. 8: Mrs. Desai A. L. Diringer Mr. 8: Mrs. Dean Distel, Sr. Distels Meats Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Downey David L. Drake, D.D.S., Inc. Doris Ruth Drake Marion 8: Norma jean Drake The Drive Thru E. A. Dunn Rev. Msgr. Edward C Dunn Matt Eborg Ed s Red Horse Tavern Tom, Mindy 8: Nathan Edwards Mr. 8: Mrs. Cyril Elchert Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Elchert, jr. 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Elchert, Sr. Electro Alarms Co., Inc. Richard W. Ellinger, D.D.S., P.C Elmwood Nursing Home, Inc. Green Springs, Ohio Etzkorn Insurance 8: Real Estate Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Faber 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Fabrizio Farmers Insurance Group- Ruth Conrad Agency Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Fate Gregory 8: Gabriele Felter james M Felton, MD. Ray 8: Diane Field Fireside Restaurant Mrs. Robert L. Flechtner j j Fleck, Inc. Richard L. Fletcher, D.D.S., Inc. joyce Florence Flowers Naturally Focht Bros., Inc. j H Focht Co. Fort Ball True Value Hardware Fostoria Monument, Michael Briding Dr. 8: Mrs. Paul France Bill 8: 'Hll Frank Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Frank Ottie 8: Dottie Frank 8: Family Ron 8: Linda Frank 8: Family Nadnolia E. Frankart Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Frazier Mr. 8: Mrs. George Fretz, Sr. james A. Frey A Friend G 8: j Carry Out, Republic 585-3185 G 8: L Oil Company Distributor for Industrial Lubricants 8: Petroleum Products Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Gaietto, jr. Anthony Gaietto, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Gaietto Tammy Gaietto Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Gaietto Mr. 8: Mrs. Phillip Gangluff Dr. Michael Gardner Maria Garlo, MD. Olgierd C Garlo, MD. Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul F Gatton, jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul F Gatton, Sr. Dr. 8: Mrs. james Getz Mr. 8: Mrs. james Gillespie en Rep 126 Par Harper Hart Norman 8: Mrs. Ernest 617 Mrs. Drs. Hoffman, Elden 8: May Mr. 81 Mrs. Haffmann .-.Jfffy if 8: D john Vern L. K inn jerome 8: Nancy Kiser Tim 8: Sheri Kistler Pete Kleinhenz Mr. 8: Mrs. Phillip Kline jerry 8: Wilma Klopp Klopp Plumbing 8: Heating Knights of Columbus 608 Mrs. Ada Kocher Bernard 8: Marjorie Koerper Beverly Kraft Francis 8: Ruth Kramer Fred 8: jane Kramer Marguerite Kramer Bud 8: Pauline Krupp Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray Krupp Tom 8: jan Krupp The joseph Kuebler Family Rosemary M Kuebler Kuebler Shoes Ann Kummerer Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Langenderfer Meadow Gold Dairy 95 Morgan Ave., Tiffin, Ohio Melmore Garage Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Miletti Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Mills Dr. 8: Mrs. W E. Mishler R. C Monaco National Honor Society Eric Nelson Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Nevius The Werner Obringer Family O'Donnell 's Barber Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Omlor One Hour Martiniaing Mr. 8: Mrs. ' john P. Ory Mr. 8: Mrs. David C Pahl Pancoast Furniture Company The joseph Paradiso Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Pardo Pardi Peacocks Union 76 Station 484 N Sandusky St. 447-2613 Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Perna Dr, 86 MIS. Ldfllam 106, Sfevg 85 Sgndfi Pefng Richard A. Leahy, MD. Lees Floor Coverings, Inc. Mrs. Robert H. Lee Mr. 8: Mrs. Reynaldo Lim 8: Family joseph G. Livoti, D.D.S., Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Logsdon Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Lonsway jane A. Lorincz S. P. Lowry, D.D.S., lnc. Drs. Lupica 8: Pagarigan M 8: R Rockin' Bar Mark Madden Ed 8: Karen Maliszeski William W Martin Marvin 8: Betty Nesselhauf Mary 8: johns Hamburger Shop Mrs. Thelma McClellan Marjorie McGowan Connie Perry Fr. Paul Perry Pettibone-Hanson Tim Pettit 8: Family Phillips Electric Rozanne Phillips Pioneer Mil Restaurant Pit Stop Pleasin' Pancakes 429 W Market St. Dick Pry Insurance Ranieri Inc. Gary L. Recker Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Bo Reid Mrs. Paul F Reimer Mr. 8: Mrs. Alhed Reinharr Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold C Reinhart, 27 28 Pauline 8: Steve Reino , ,,A. ,, W ' H ff-,H ,fm ,M , ,, ,fff,,.,L7 , 5 ,ff 'Www V V nz ,, qi , WZ ,, , if Hg, J e, e , fy Mi, 22,1 M iw. 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MAY THE LORD BLESS YOU rg? 1 Commncm Nrmo AL BANK 'I'q1in, Ohxo St Joseph Parrsh Trffrn Federal Credit Unlon Lutes E glass servlce Complete Serving Members of Sam! Joseph Parish over 30 years Agrlcultural U Industrial ' Automotive ' Resxdentlal Member Owned and Conirolled Qommemal 0 Screen Repalr Sa vmgs Insured by NCUA up to 510000000 Rear 21 Elm Ave 447 5100 447 2229 H0-Us Tlffln Soft Tues Thurs 83OAM 123OPM 6OOPM BOOPM I Water Se rvlce 28 Melmore Street Phone 448 0191 . Sales . Semce . Rental I Q , . . . X . Q . l l Mon,, Fri.,Sat .... ......... 8 :30A.M.- 12:30 PM. - I4-I Ads Congra tula trons Class Of 83 'S'4Mm'?' From The Present And Future Employees Of CO INC Old Fort Ohro Congratulations' Tom Werllng Builder You lwe under our Reputation 448 4505 x,Z SCHULTZ OIL CO. 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