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li ,4, ad Q W w-., A - -f ., -, 5 -gi, CLASS OFFICERS President ...... . . . Jack Haldeman Vice-President . . . .... Dale Keister Secretary .... . . Kathryn Colter Treasurer . . . . . . Martha Lorey Historian . . . .......... Jean Mowls Reporter .... .......... O len McGrew Adviser . . . ..... Miss Marjorie Patterson Class Motto: Build for character, not for fame. Class Flower: Red Rose Class of
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1936-37 1937-38 1938-39 1939-40 THE GODDESS MINERVA REVIEWS THE CLASS OF '40 One hundred fifty freshmen entered Minerva High School in the fall of 1936. Miss Marjorie Patterson was chosen class adviser. This group gathered for a gay, Freshman party on Febru- ary 6, 1937. When the class of '40 reassembled as Sopho- mores, they soon began gaining recognition for themselves. Several members joined the ranks of the Lions, and others were active in literary and debate. An evening of fun was spent aboard the S. S. Sophomore, pleasure launch. As Juniors, this class proved to be outstanding in both scholastic and social activities. The por- trayal of Shirt Sleeves discovered definite dramatic talent among members of the class. One of the highlights of this social season was the dance sponsored by the Junior class, in honor of the football team. The colorful Merry-Go- Round Prom climaxed a brilliant year. Seniorhood. The class of '40, who such a short time ago entered Minerva High School as Fresh- men, sees the end of their high school approach- ing. No effort was spared in making the last year the best. One of the outstanding events of this year was the Annual Holiday Dance featuring the orchestra of Harry Grunau. The Seniors were also hosts at the Gobblers' Hop and the Gala Autumn Dance. A talented cast brought honor to the class by the presentation of The Ghost Flies South. The class of '40 assumed the responsibility of publishing the Crescent. The year ended all too soon with an impressive Com- mencement service, in which ninety-six Seniors were awarded diplomas. 1940
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