Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Svvmnr Qllaaa Euzlnrg ln the tall of 1914 Mmerxa H1gh School took under her plotectlon one of the best classes exer renewed by her We were composed of thxrtx sex en members and vxe had for our alm to become blg both mentally and mo1ally xx hlch Splrlt has ple xalled th1uout our hlgh school course As Freshmen we took an lmportant pa1t m atl letlcs xxhlch not only attracted the attentlon of the xxe kept pushlng forxx ard bearmg m mmd that anx thlng worth xxhlle cannot be accompllshed VS1thOllt trylng In 17 vxe shoxx ed our class Splllt by puttmg ou1 colols up the first C0lOlS that ex Q1 Hexx ox Q1 ou1 nexx hlgh school bulldmg Wxth our Jumor play we dehghted many and shovxed the Semors ot that xear a good tlme by glxmg them a banquet 6 Long haxe xxe looked forxx ard to the tlme when xxe xx ould finish ou1 course at M H S but noxx that the tlme has come xxe look upon It Wlth sadness for manv ale the frlendshlps made and good tlmes en1ox ed Hovx ever we xx1sh to thank all those who have contxlbuted to our educatlon We feel especlally lndebted to MISS Dllley our patroness xxho has ble to each member of the class lt IS hard for us to thlnk of leavmg but know mg the hxgh standard of M H S w1ll contlnue we leaxe m cale of the Faculty the stately Jumors the xx axxx ard Sophs and the lnslgnlflcant Freshles CLASS HISTORIAN ' l X v A Y v in . . . ., Y . Y . Y- V . H U 7 . . v - . . , .. 9 -1 7 'I , f . l - . U7 . Sophs but also the other classes. When Sophomores guided us aright and whose help has been invalua- v . y - . l 1 v- a , , . ' . . . . , . Z Y . A v - Y . f v. A . ,

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Gllaaa IH lgrnphvrg I dreamed a dream which was not all a dream for It seemed xery real I was borne aw aw to a dns tant land where dwelled the Slbyl who ln he1 cave had fortunes wr1t upon leaves scattered on the floor Lontrary to anclent tlm6S not a leaf St1I'1'9Cl when I opened the door and my eyes first fell upon a most beautlful leaf Upon lt was wrltten Mlss Hazel bhane w1ll relgn at home the queen of one man s heart Lylng very near to th1S was another leaf which read A second T A Edlson no other than Karl Inmmons At a llttle dlstance I saw the words Malgalet Rutledge a lady phy SICIRH w1th Zuma Fultz as asslstant pzogressne and modern farmer of the day You can scarcely 1mag1ne my surprlse when to my eyes w ere revealed the words Francxs BICGIH ty a famous danclng teacher A llttle to my rlght were the words Bessle Le Beau Dowager of Vassar College for glrls Ihe mscrlptlon on one beautlful dellcate leaf seemed to stand out clearly revealed W1ll make her debut IH 1921 after which she will become a noted actress I dld not look at the name for I knew It w as Nannlta Skelton One leaf seemlngly wlshed to speak as lf to announce that Elda Harsh would be a reportel of ts 8111 9 91 the New York Herald whlle Hazel Speakman would conduct the woman s department of the same paper It was qulte natural to see th1S foretold Ethel Gordon an excellent housewlfe and manger of a hus band A nearby leaf stated that Carol Fletche1 would be a very prlm and lndependent stenographer for the manager of a large firm Rlght ln the center of the caxe was the proph ecy Helen Donaldson w11l prove her bellef 1n Wo man s Rlghts In the cave was a Juttlng rock and upon It 1n the most commanding posltlon of all the leaves was an lush looklng leaf bearlng the statement Vlctor Grey Pat of 18 Chlef of Pollce ln Chlcago Agaln I turned my attentlon to the leaves on the Alfred Tennant a promment busmess man At thls tlme one leaf began to flutter upwards w 1th wlngs outspread I qulckly caught xt and to my amazement read The axrshlp lme will bear the well known name of Kugler As I stopped to replace It my eyes were attract ed by a phrase Thou shalt be a Professor of Chem lstry ln Yale Umverslty I knew twas Horatlo Pease of whom It spoke lh1s statement met my es es whlch dld not me surprlse Gertrude Stew art destlned to be a cap able conductor able to asslst passengers IU or out One leaf looked rather odd for on lt were no U . Y . Y 9 7 . . Y Y Y Y Y . - , Y v ' v v L ' 4 ' ' H4 9 l v Y Y , Y - 77 .. . . H . Y . Y , . . Y . . Y - v as ca ,' ' ' Q y ' . . Y . , . ,, is n ,, . - 1 1 . Y . . , . . . ' . . H . 1 t 1. . . H . 7 1 7 Y . . Y. , . . . . ,, 3 7 L Y 9 ' . ,, . . As I advanced I read, Ralph Muckly. the most iloor. The next truth which met my eyes was, , - Y Yin H Y ' ' 'H Y v v :G v n v. V. Q a Y 1 ' ' ,, Y , . ,, ,, . . . Y. Y ' Y ' ' as , ' - , av , . . ,, . - , . ,, . . . . . ,Y Y - H . . . . . ,, Y , Y . . ,Q n . , . ,, . ,, . Y Y Y . . ' , ,, 7 Y . Y . . U Y . ' 9 1 - . . . ' ' 77 Q 9