Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! Contents Introduction .... . . Administration . . . . . Students ..... . Athletics .... . . Activities . . . . Advertising . . . . . . Index .... 3 1 8 22 66 88 135 154

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oreword Each new edition of the Crescent seeks to recall the achievements of another year of life at Minerva High. The purpose of this book is to preserve those precious moments of high school life by presenting a picture of the relationship of our school and community. Just as the students work together with the adminis- tration in activities and classwork, so does the entire school and the community work Side by Side. Minerva High School depends upon the community for its support and encouragement. In return, the school hopes to provide the community with citizens who have open- minds and new ideas for growth and development. Among civic-minded individuals who have found means to honor graduating seniors are Mrs. A. F. Gluck and her late husband, who established an award for exemplification oi outstanding courtesy. The senior most outstanding in speech will receive an award this year from Mr. F. B. Cross. Community organizations which seek to reward achievement are the Lions who have provided a trophy for speech and a bond for the most outstanding hit-Lfgory student. The Minerva Local PTA has established a scholarship fund for future teacher candidatesg the Junior Woman's Club, a scholarship for future nurses. The Rotary club, American Legion and its Auxiliary, and the Community Association are appreciated for their contributions which make it possible for juniors to participate in Boys' State and Girls' State. Other service clubs including the Minerva Woman's Club and the Entre Nous graciously respond to appeals for help from the musical and speech departments when contributions are needed for special projects. They all unite with fraternal organizations, Masons and Eastern Stars, and church groups to improve international under- standing by participation in the national American Field Service program. Merchants support the Athletic Department and school publications particularly with advertising. In fact, we're proud of our hometown and our schools and have taken this opportunity to show them at work side by side. 2

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With heartfelt appreciation and esteem, we the class of nineteen hundred and sixty, respectfully dedicate this edition of the Crescent to MISS JOYCE KAST who throughout our four years at Minerva High School has maintained a sincere and friendly interest in all of our problems and achievements. We shall long hold in our memories that friend of high school days who was always Willing to help us and to work with us on our various projects. Her kindness, friendliness, and helpfulness will always be remembered and appreciated. To her We say simply, Thanks for being by our side during these past four years. 4