Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Table of Contents: ni--ff' X. 532356 BQQE-X Introduction .. .. Pages 1 - 6 Administration .............. Pages 7 - 14 LIONIZED for service is Miss Frances Hazen, counselor for Girls. Named Teacher of the Year by the Minerva Woman's club, she has been chosen to represent the administrators and teachers of our school who will influence our lives from Here to Eternity. Classes .................... Pages 15 - 60 LIONIZED for scholarship are Robert Law- ther and Bill Faith who won distinction in the National Merit Scholarship program. They represent the goal toward which all classes are organized, achievement of the maximum potential in academic skill. We hope that each student will leave his formal training in high school with an inquiring mind bent on continu- ing his intellectual growth. Athletics .................. Pages 61 - 80 LIONIZED in athletics are Donald Lawther and his famous Tri-County basketball champi- ons who will be remembered not only for their high scores but for their good sportsmanship. To represent this section we picture the famous starting lineup. They are John Knox, Ronnie Hardgrove, David Stout, Bill Elliott and Chris Ferris. Activities ................ Pages 81 - 124 LIONIZED for participation in activites are these students who are representatives of clubs and organizations which havewon distinction this year: Charles Dominick, in national finals in extempore speaking, Joe Smalley, first presi- dent of the newly organized Future Teachers, Norman Summer, scholar, and soloist in the county music festival, Gilbert Ray, star farmerg and Freda Nigro, superior senior instrumen- talist. Advertising .. Pages 125 - 144 Index ....... .. Pages 145 - 151 3

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Dedicated to . . MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON Through the last four years, the senior class has been wondering how we shall ever repay you, Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, for all of your advice and time spent in starting and promoting the many projects undertaken by our class. We have decided that the most appropriate Way to show our appreciation would be to dedicate our book, the 1959 Crescent, to you. In this small way we hope to repay you for all your kindnesses. We shall long remember how you started us on the right path in our freshman year. Your eagerness to Work at any time and your ingenuity has helped us sponsor such events as the Junior-Senior prom, and the successful Christmas program. We shall long remember the soft-spoken, brown-haired lady with the enchanting New England accent who helped our class take all the hurdles. Thanks for helping to make our four years in high school successful. 4