I find the calves grow a great deal when you never do the same weight per set, especially in the squat, deadlift, and overhead press (assuming you clean it from the floor each press, of course). If you want to stack meat on, you have 2 options: Do 5 sets of 5 in the squat/deadlift/overhead press and never do the same weight twice, peaking in set 3 and tapering off sets 4 and 5. Something like:
70% x 5
75% x 5
80% x 5
65% x 5
60% x 5 Always finish fresh, and add 2.5% to each set until you hit week 4, where you can either cut the reps down to 3 each set, or do 2,3,2,3,2, and add 10 lbs to your %s week 5 and start again. Or, you could do the russian bear program, which is even simpler:
One heavy set of five, then another set of 5 but 10% lighter, then take 10% off the bar again and keep doing sets of 5 until you can't anymore. Can't being when you can't perform a set of 5 with good form.
For some people, this will only last 5 sets, for some it will go on for 25, it all depends. Keep going until you can't, and rinse and repeat for 3 weeks. Keep track of how many sets you are doing at 20% lighter than your money set, and week 4 do half as many sets.
Example: If Week 1 you went for 7 sets, week 2 you went for 10, and week 3 you called it quits at 8, week 4 do 4 sets and wrap it up feeling fresh as a daisy, then go back week 5 and continue with as many sets as you can. Eventually, when you go heavy enough, you will have to take more than a week at half as many sets to recover, but the point is to always stay fresh.
One more thing: Eat, eat, and eat again. Wake up in the middle of the night, eat, then have a snack, sleep, and eat again. Let us know how it goes.