Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Juniors enrolled in journalism class learn about yearbook production from members of the Crusccnt und printer's staffs. ork ide B id

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tudents and ommunit Within the walls of Minerva High School the growth and development of the future citizens of Minerva takes place. With the support and encouragement of the community, MHS students grow in knowledge. Because the community helps to provide the equipment, textbooks, and other facilities, scholars at MHS have the opportunity to gain a fine education. 22 Not only does the community come to us but we also go to the community. Bringing the news of the high school to the community is the task of the journalism class. Each week HiLites of the school news are published in the local newspaper. Leonard Boerner and his staff work side by side with the journalists to produce the Crescent in the Leader plant.

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l SIGN IUR CLA SS OFFIFIOIRS Judy Flitcraft secretaryg Larry Stoffer, vice presidentg Ted Isue, prcsidentg Pat Lutz, treasurer. Where Has the Time Cone ? As we look back over our four years at Minerva High School, we recall many happy memories. As freshmen we enjoyed a skating party at the Minerva Skating Rink, and as sophomores we had a very successful dance in the gymnasium. Our junior year proved to be a very active one. We ran the concession stand at the home football and basketball games. We presented the Prom with the theme Moonlight Swing. Our junior play was held in conjunction with the debate team, and ran for two nights. The title of this 24 play was Arsenic and Old Lace. Our skit entitled It Could Be You cheered our team to victory over Louisville. As we entered our senior year, we chose Ted Isue for our class president. During this year, Borge Ytterstad of Nor- way joined the class of 1960. We held the annual Christmas dance and presented the Christmas skit which featured Santa Claus and Mrs. Santa Claus. We presented the pep rally for the Louisville game. To complete our senior activities, we presented the senior play. Our commencement prov- ed to be an exciting venture.