Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Editor-eNanCy Van Meter Sports Editor-James Shaffer Art Editor-Vivian Powell Business Manager- -Frances Hawk Volume 35 Annual Publication of Minerva High School Minerva, Ohio

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Foreword Welcome to Crescent Cityl Every American village and town boasts its political, geographical, historical, social, recreational, and commercial advantages over all other villages in the world. As you proceed through our town, we, the inhabit- ants of Crescent City, are sure you will agree that, although it may not be the best town in the world, it is surely a most unique and pleasant one. Supt. H. P. Wisman may be likened to the city manager of Crescent City since he presides over all that happens here while the Board of Education acts as the Board of Supervisors. The faculty serves as the city council. The seniors are the suave capitalists who have earned their million and are enjoying it. The juniors are middle class families who are reason- ably secure in their prefabricated homes, while the sophomores, victims of the housing shortage, are temporarily housed in quonset huts. The freshmen are merrily bouncing along the happy roadway of high school life in their house trailers. Many types of people are to be found in Crescent City, busily engaged in civic and social affairs. 1 it