Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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AND OUR CLASS ADVISER MR. ROBERT HENRY l+'l ' 25219 , U Iiffylf .nl IA' I, ' 1. ' 71.1, 5' I UW ff Q L' ' K E U B 1 :Zu If 4:11 .j x.. S XXX ,e H W e, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-five, dedicate this Pan-American edition of the Crescent to Mr. Robert Henry, our class adviser, as an expression of our apprec- iation for his interest in, and enthusiasm for, the success of the Senior Class in all of its activities. .xc 5' 5'

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X . T--vv.-.-,....-- DEDICATED TO PAN-AMERICAN UNITY . , i. ' U X Q5-A , i tr .X O The time of peace ilraws nearer eaeh sei'on'l an l with it eome the post-war problems. In lhis eil- ition, you may think the trenil is towurfl isolation- alism. That is exactly opposite to what we really want. With new inventions always on the horizon. the whole earth is lzeeoming more anrl more vom- pact. We must learn, therefore, to unflerstanrl each other. our eustonzs. our thoughts. our people. In this eililion we wan! you to realize the neerl for a strong Pan-American Union. We must first build the Amerieas anrl then go out into the rest of the worlzl anzl bring unilerstaniling unzl comfort. We must not BUY our Pan-Amerifran lfnionism. but must trade with each other and thus support each other. just as the two illustrations on this page portray unflerstamling and proteetion, the Ameriean coun- tries must unite anfl thus afforrl protection to the Americans through a Pan-American Union. i S ,f2 ?.7 e 53 yt 5 XV ' Ci A r 7' Q . , ,, t f Q 5 .fl C7 6-A jr Vxfq J X if 2

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CONTENTS: LEADERS HHOTH ER S P H OTEf 'TOR S 'BROADOAST1+lRS PROMOTER S PROVIDERS 4 L 1