Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Superintendent Haskell F. Paulding Central State Teachers College B. S. Oklahoma State University, M. S. With MHS 1952 Three Little Words Three Little Words is the name of a song Written some years ago. It is sometimes sung by those of us Who occasionally like to re-minisce. These brief comments, how- ever, are entirely unrelated to the song title, but in essence have to do with thre-e little Words . . . it A Little More Three potent little stinkers don't you think? Let's see how they can plan a part in our future well-being! Always doing a little more than would normally be expect- ed Will assure you of a job Well done and place you in an ami- able position With your superiors. By being a little more helpful and considerate-patient and forgiving-and a little more thoughtful of those with Whom We live, Work, and play, We Will make our lives richer, happier, and more meaningful. If we Want good fortune to smile upon us we should make ourselves a little more useful and valuable to our job. We should spend a little more time each day in increasing our knowledge and capacity to assume greater responsibility. We should strive everlastingly to be patient and under- standing, and to be courteous and considerate to those with Whom We live and work and serve. In all our endeavors, We must be willing to give a little more, if we Want to get a little more out of life. The best of luck to you in the years ahead. Sincerely, Haskell F. Paulding 9

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ISUARII UF I4lI!l'l'A'l'l0N: STANDING: Richard Donaldson: llarry Smallwood. Jr., vice president: Forrest R. Kail. pre,-sic SlGA'l'lCll: Earl Vandegrift: Superintendent llaskell l4'. Paulding: Donald C, Wagner, clerk. Board of Education The Minerva Local Board of Education extends congratulations to the class of 1958. Your class is one of our largest and most scholarly. We are indeed proud of your school accomplishments. Une of the most difficult phases of life has been hurdled and you are now ready for the next big step. Will it be college or a job? It is our sincere hope that your choice is a wise one. ir The most important asset of any nation is its people. and the value ot' that asset is determined by the amount and quality of education its people receive. This puts the focus on you. To a higher degree than ever before America needs scientists, skilled technicians, and research experts to lead the way to greater progress and accomplishments. Your country needs your leadership in the age of intellectual awakening which is dawning before us. We wish great things for you as you approach the turnpike of life. 8

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Donald F. Cassidy Prinvipal and lioys' Counselor Kant, State University IZ. S. in Education M, S. in Education With MHS 1949 Principal . . . Counselors Miss Frances Hazen Girls' Counselor Mount Union College, Il. A. University of California, M. Harvard Univc-rsity With MHS 1932 A