Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Board of Education GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 The members of the Board of Education extend their warmest congratulations to the members of the graduat- ing class. We believe your four year sojourn in the Miner- va High School has been brought to a happy end. ln going forward into the world to cope with life's problems, we hope you will ever cherish your associations in Minerva. Hold ever before you the principles of the institution and look with respect upon the teachings of your Faculty. lt is with a certain degree of pride that your accom- plishments can be justly rewarded with an educational background that will influence your future endeavors. To those who made possible your securing such a worthy education, you are deeply indebted. Accept their challenge for leadership and in so doing make this a better world in which to live, and for those to come after you. Be ever mindful that your Alma Mater should always be proud of your future happiness and success. Minerva Village Board of Education Leonard O. Roerner, President Fred W. Paul E. Floyd O. William ll. L d O S pt Thorley Griffin lclen, V. Pres. Geib, Clerk n Pre

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Superintendent H. P. SMITH Mount Union Collefe, S. B. Ohio State University, M. A. University of Pittsburgh Minerva has done her duty when her graduates are prepared to enjoy life at its fullest. Day in and day out existence without a purpose is drudgery but when a definite goal is in sight and all efforts are culti- vated toward that goal then living becomes worth while. The biggest task of the public schools is to guide pupils until they determine and define their destiny in life. The Class of 1940 is proof of her devotions. QOH?