Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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and Our Class Aclvlsor ZS 4 1 M ll! mg, W x In expression of our sincere apprecia- tion we, the class of '47, dedicate this issue of the Crescent to our class advisor, Miss Irene Wachtel. Her patient understanding and fairness both in the classroom and in our extra curri- cular activities have served as a guidance to the achievements of success by our class. Long after we have forgotten her tardy excuses and detention slips, we shall remem- ber the high standard of exacting habits which she tried to give us to meet successfully the challenge of the future. We also wish to take this opportunity to thank Miss Mary Gemmill who has greatly aided Miss Wachtel in the supervision of our activities.

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Directors and Producers ' My 1 07 A ft CQ f ,f 'f' X! 'X I is t 3421? 0Q'O' 495' 4004'Q lfQ'337' - ,-S35 X 4QQg'0 6f4?4!Zifg!7 so e '4r,,f14Z1a'O,?gg? eg ir, X A ,M ww-:a r .gQ..'l ' ' ' . ffkliififff X if I Q f ,yff t i f T ' JM ,, xg tb, Behind the scenes of our production, 'aNew Horizons, stand our Directors, which include the Board of Education, Z and the faculty. It is through superintendent and counse ors, , ' ' ' d idance that the stage has been their planning, coaching, an ga set and each member of our cast is prepared to do his part.