Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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RAY WYSS ROBERT WITHERSPOON ERMA WINGERT JOETTA WILLIS Long, long ago! SARAH YINGST ESTHER ZOLDAN JACK YODER SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ray, Sportsman Club 4. Sarah Ann, Girl Reserves 1. 2. .Friendship Club 3. Social Chairman 4,,,Dramatics Club 2, 3 ponding Secretary 4, , ,Thespian Club 2, 3 ponding Secretary 4. ..Band 3. 4. . .Senior , Corres- . Corres- Plily. . . Robert, Spanish Club 1, 2...Dramatics Club 2... , , , Band 2...Hi Y. Zlusportsman Club 3' 4H.Bi0, Diary St,afflC1rculat1on Manager 4,,,Crescent Iggy Club 2.UP1.0m Committee' Staff Advertis1ng...H0me Making Club 1...Glee Club 1, , ,Choir 2, , ,Prom Committee, , ,Contest Play 3,,,Class Secretary 4,,,G. A. A. 2. Erma, Religious Education 2,,,Home Making Club 1, ,,Glee Club 4. ,,P1'om Committee. Esther, Friendship Club 4,,, Dramatics Club 1,,, Home Making Club 1, 2, 3, , ,Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Joetta, Home Making Club 1, 2. ..G1ee Club Assis- Jack, Hi Y, 2, 4...St00ge Club 2. ReSe1'Ve Basket, tant LibI'H1'iaH 4- ball Team 1, ,,Va1'sity Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, ,, Draniatics Club 2, 3,,,Diary Staff, Ad Managei' 4...F00tba1l 3, 4. vertising ' A xf' ,r I ,V nn. ' ' I'

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xx I Arden, II:-liggim Piol I I ELLEN SMITH ARDEN TAYLOR GLENN TAYLOR HAROLD THORLEY PATRICIA TOALSTON The Friendship-Girl Reserve Circle of Light. PAUL TOMLINSON PAULINE WILLETT RICHARD WALKER FAYE VANDEGRIFT ELEANOR TRIMBLE SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ellen. . :rvvs 1, 2,,,Fi'ii-iirlssliip Club Ii. -I... Patricia, Ruud l. 2, II. 4.,,Oi'vl1est1'z1 1 2. 3. 4,,,Gii'l Ilruiiiai. .4 Club l. J. .L -1.,,'I'Ill'51IlIi'll Club ' ' 4 llesvrves Som-retu1'y 2,.,Glee Club 3, 4,,.Fi'i91ifl- UC. A. A 1. 2, l'i'a-sirli-111 fI,,.II2llllI 1. 2, .,. lu, ship Club II,,.IJl'k11ll2iIIl'S Club Z. Url lu-sim 2 Il. 4. , ,Jui1ioi' l'Iz1y...S4--lion' l'luy, ,, I'l'0Sf'l'llI Stuff Snupsliot I'IIIIIlll'...UIlUII' 2,,,Viu- . , ., V . . ,, 4 tory Siiijgfirs 2, .4N1lII1JIl2lI llouoi' Society Ci, Troma- paIuI'lH1 Y' '2'. ',PI.HSldI.:lI if 'j.B1oI0I'y muh ff ' NWI, 4 Pmm volllllliltw iouul llouoi Society .,, liesldeut 4,..Clzigs Pulm- mlvut 4, , ,I'I'CSl'P1lI Stafl Boys' OI'22llllZliIIO!lS. 7 , U v :ui I 'III' 'mf' 1-j... i Y' I ' 4 Pauline, llvligyious Eduvzitioll 2...Home Making Club ' may 'U' - -I'Il'I' UNI' -' 1, , ,Gleo Club 4,,,P1'o11i Comiuittec. Glenn, Iluiul 3, 4,,,IJiz11'y Stuff ldrliloi' 'I,,4Cl'I'SCl'Ilf Richard' F, F. A. 1 2 R9l,m.t0l. 3 Rvsm-V9 Baskpt, Stuff Arlvcwlisiiigg NI1IIlllQUl',,,III Y. Vim- I'i'4':+irIe-nt 1,1111 Team 2. -I,,ASINll'ISlllilll Club 1, 2l,,,.Ii'. livrl Cross 23, 4.,, Class 'l'1'vusi1i'ei' 4 Harold, Spziuisli Club 1. Zulllzirirl 1. 2, 3. l'i'f-sirloiit 4 Ul'l'Il0Sll'2l 2, 4. . ,.!uuioi' Plziyl ,4Svuioi' Plziy, ,, - II1 X l Vue I'i'v-'ulvut 'P .s , Swiiigleeus Tl'lllllIll'I Trio 1. 2. 2!,,.Cluss Vim- Pm , 42.--f ia' ic sulcul J. ' lv -+ - 22 v 'll , ' fl ' E1 1 .1 8. ww 1 Faye, Home Mukiiig' Club 1, 2. 3,..lJruiuatics Club 1, 2. A. A, Vive President 2. Eleanor, Biology Club 2...H0ll19 Making' Club 1. 2 ...Cliorus 1. 2.

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' SENIOR HISTORY September, 1941, one hundred and thirty-five freshmen opened the doors of a new world, one which they will never forget. This group of one hundred thirty-five was to be known as the Class of '45 g its patron, Mr. Thomas O. Weir, its president, Bobby Judge. In February, this group turned out in mass to attend the Carroll- ton-Minerva basketball games. After the games we went in a body to Arthur's for hamburgs and dancing. We were no longer individuals, but the Class of '45 working and cooperating together in everything we did. Our freshman party will long be remembered by all. Remember the shoe pile? Yes, it was even fun to lose your shoes.- The second half of our party was in the spring in the form of a track meet and pic- nic. Remember the contests and treasure hunt? The Class of '45 was on its way to success! September, 1942, one hundred thirty-one eager sophomores opened the doors again of this new world, to which they were becoming more accustomed. Early in the year, Mr. Weir was called to the Army, and Miss Ruth Scott became our patroness, and again Bobby Judge our president. The Class of '45 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Weir, who assisted greatly in the installation of the class on a very successful high school career. . Our sophomore party in November was also a very outstanding one Do you recall playing Truth or Consequences? The Class of '45 was a step higher toward success! September, 1943, ninety-six excited juniors entered for a third year in our high school career. Our patroness was Miss Doris Norris, our patron, Mr. Robert Henry, our president, Robert Davis. Our first dance-January 15! An outstanding crowd of about four hundred fifty danced to the music of the Swingteens. Remember the novelty dances we had-the broom dance, the tag dance, and the Grand March? What an enjoyable evening! Thirteen hundred people came to our play, Double Exposure . Did they come to see Labus in a sarong or Cronin as the funny old con- stable? And remember our motto, One thousand tickets or bust , the dog tags we wore around our necks, and -the German Band? Yes, we were bringing fame to the Class of '45 ! Our second dance-April 22. No admission-everyone invited! Remember those hotdogs and cokes? We had a lot of fun that night! Our gay and colorful Circus-Prom !-The red and white tent, anlmals staring at you, especially those monkeys at the entrances, Mr. Eckert and Mr. Henry swinging on the trapeezes. Those delicious pork chops, girls in long, beautiful gowns dancing with nicely dressed boys under the big red and white tent-an evening to be remembered, 'The Class of '45 had advanced another step higher toward suc- cess. September, 1944, eighty-four competent seniors entered for the fourth and last year in our high school career. At the beginning of the year we were asked to take over the ad- vertising for the football games. How we worked to get ads and to sell tickets, but it was so much fun. ' Remember the night we sold twenty gallons of cider and thirty dozen doughnuts at our Halloween Dance? Masquerade-the clowns. the brownies, tramps, and the bride and groom. What a time we had If 5 f ?'f7 ' ' K 4 5 ' 'j. f . ' f 'Ti' .wi : ,rw 'V ' T 2 15'-ff' 5 N ' M 'L l ..JlY H YY