Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Girls' Counselor Miss Hazen's many years at Minerva at- test to the fact that she is a favorite of schol- ars faculty members and local citizens alike. Her home has always been in Alliance Ohio although she traxelled widely throughout the Lnited States -Xfter completing the work for hei degree from the Lnlxersitx of California at Berkelex 'Nliss Hazen made the trip home ua the Panama Canal which impressed her xery much Besides hcr duties as girls counselor Miss Hazen teaches Latin freshman English and iournalism and 1s sponsor of the Y Teens and Quill and Qcroll groups Under her wise guid ance mam excellent copies of the school pub lications haxe been edited and printed Miss Hazen 1 also active in several com munity and church groups Last summer she attended a publications workshop at the Uni xersity of Minnesota Principal And Boys Counselor Our principal Mr Clark is new in Min erxa this Near Formerly he was connected with other schools throughout the state was a member of football track and baseball quads from 1929 1933 Besides being a fan of all athletics Mr Clark enioys hunting and fishing Before school started he went to Canada on a fishing trip and there he had the unfortunate experience of losing his bearings on a fog cox eied lake Duimg World VN ar ll Mr Clark serx ed in tht Nan for two xears seeing actne serxlce in the Philippines and ciuismg the Dutch We t Indies 'XI1 Claik teaches general science bus lnes aiithmetic and economic geographi Besides his duties as principal 'Sir Clark ls al so boxs coun eloi 8 Y 7 . . , , , , 1 an A Y K 11 .va 4 'A' V.: I A V I ' V 1 , K v ' 1 . . , . , ' 4 ' a '1 1 1 - Lg, su ' Y D W , V , g L ' . . D Y n'n nu . . , Y .- . . . O O 7 v - 9 Y ' v .1 V y 1 e ' 9 s ' s s , Mr. Clark attended Capital University, where he Y L . 7 I S ' ' 1 . i' . -1 . ' i' A' g L A' v , A ' .. 1 , Y Y . I ', 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1' ' ' ' ' .1 1 .- 'K1' V S . ' 1 - 1 1 11 1 1 ' 1- A . , . L , i . Q1 1 Q. . I . v S. .' , . ' l , l . ' - , , .' .' S '.

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HAJLN., 'ul-0-H-22-M-4.AC, Supermtenclent Haskell F Pauldmg Mr Pauldmg IS enjoying his first year m Minerva He formerly has worked ln education as a teacher principal and ad mlmstrator for 19 years Our superintendent spends his vacat lon time playing his favorite game golf He plays left handed and IS a member of the National Left Handles Association During last summer Mr Paulding won two trophies in left handed competition Al though he insists he IS a duffer his aver age 43 score peaks for itself While attending Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater 1926 to 1929 Mr Pauldmg was a member of the Aggies famous bas ketball team of that time Mr Pauldmg emoys all athletics Life ls mterestmg for Mr Pauldm students solve their problems He thinks wide experience develops a full life and that we should profit by our mistakes Dear Seniors, There was once a time when people could walk They had to walk Indians beat trails across miles of prairie and forest land Our forefathers fought the Revolution on foot Th pioneers walked beside their ox teams and covered wagons Persons who traveled on foot required sturdy qual1t1es A stubbed toe, bad weather, little money, small quantities of food in his knapsack did not stop his progress He was thankful at days end that God had been with him 1n his hazardous trek through the Wlldel ness Courage sustain ed him, a dream, a vision, lured him on He knew where he was going He was not Just simply on the road, he was on the load to somewhere You who are leaving school are likewise starting out on a road, on the quest of something You might ask yourself whether you have what it takes Can you stand up to d1scou1agement Can you get up if you fall flat? Have you any desue to get up? To get any where along the road you are now traveling you will have to wolk One does not get something for nothing Your diploma was not acquired wlthout some effolt on your part Some of you, however, did not work hard enough This fact will be discovered by you while traveling on your road to somewhere. There is much contentment in doing things, in getting on in your plansg in achievement. I sincerely hope you discover the formula early and that the road ahead offers you peace, happiness and success. Sincerely yours, Haskell F. Paulding 7 kr . ' - . -1. ' a If , I., Q I O O , - , . , . Q ' , - Y Y ' ' 7 f V ' . ' .- ' g' He enjoys helping others, and likes to help ! . . 3 . . . ' 1' r Y

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