Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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PICI' l'lil'll BACK ROW: lieth Cassidy, Shari Scott, Sandy Hardgrove, Gerri McDonald, Donnie George, Judy Durst, Merc-ode McDonald, Patty Phillips, Susan Kidder, Kathy Dralier, Sherilyn Strachan, Norma .lean Cooper, lleverly Pugh, Elaine Shirley, Jo Ann Kidder, Debby Judge, Rita Piotrafese. FOURTH ROW: .Iayno Reed, Anna Ossler, Mary Francis, Patsy lfllmv-r. Marilyn Totten, Gay Tarbot, Anna Mae lletriek, Susan Baker, Sally Irwin, Donna Reed, Sandy Forester, Linda Morrow, Linda. Bettis, Elaine Day, Miss Altolnare. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Madak, Carol VVaefler, Bonnie Elmer, Linda Gill, Shirla Crawford. Suzanne DeMate, Connie Shirley, Mary Lou Lantry, Sandy Leatherman, Sondra Butterworth, Donnie Toinlin- son, Sandra Ralnsier, Nancy llnkefer, Doris Clapper, Mary .lane Blanc. SECOND ROW: Darlene Betler, Connie Knight,.Iudy Obney, .lulie Barrick, Sue llaxter, Carol Roebuck, Jo Ann Crowl, Sharon Slnith, Cathy Jones, Susan llart, Malinda Lutz, Maureen Rue, Sue Grimes, Nancev Lowniiller, Beverly Boord. FRONT ROW: Dallas Lutz, Sherry Severn, Kristine Knudsen, Winnie Wilson, Nancy Niuinan, Betty Phillips, Mary Louise Kinney, Paige Draher, Vicki Ilarsh. Pep . . . portsmanship . . . GAA is for the sports-minded girl, who not only likes to watch sports but also to participate. This year the girls did little gym work. They mainly bowled. The bowling average of every girl increased the more she played. Sandra Paxton. is the president, Russlyn Shugerts, secretaryg Jo McNutt, the sports manager: Miss Gloria Altomare, adviser. GAA The Pep Club is an organization of students whose purpose is to create and uphold school spirit. During the football season the club held pep rallies at the football field Thursday nights, Where they learned new cheers. The club is advised by Miss Gloria Alto- mare and led by Paige Draher, president: Dallas Lutz, co-president: Sherry Severn, secretary: and Vicki Harsh, treasurer. STANDING: Miss Altolnare, Russlyn Shugerts, Jayne Recd, Linda Curry, .Io Mt-Nutt, Marge Dick, Sandra Paxton. SITTING: Linda llettis, Marilyn Dennis, Donna Reed, Ileverlv Pugh, lim-tty llarsh, Louise Nou-- backer.

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I'.-X Rlil.-XMEN'l'A RY I'ROC'EDl'RE 'WMM -In f 'N11-vo-me .lim Irwin. Ted Gram, Toby Lyons, Ed Gram, Sam Figley, .lorry Haynani, Toni Iludy, Cl nlon Ili Mike lNlcNutt, Jack Slider, Howard Snyder. Doing . . . Serving FHA-l4'.-XA KING, Ql'l'll4lN AND C0l'KT Howard Snyder, King, and Mary Ellen W'eaver, Queen, and their court reigned over the FHA-FFA roller-skating party in March. On the court were Wilma Waugh, Ted Gram, senior attendantsg Georgia Perrine, substituting for Roberta VanPelt, Jim Irwin, junior attendantsg Charlotte Marteney, Fred Waltz. sophomore attend- antsg Louise Neubecker and Jerry Starkey, freshman attendants. The crowning took place before the skat- ing started. Refreshments were served ater. 91

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Service . . HALL PROCTORS The valiant stalwarts of peace, quiet, and order in the halls of MHS. SEATED: Gwen Hilliard, Ellen Jackson. STANDING: Larry Simms, Bonnie Tomlin- son, Mary Lou Lantry, Suzanne DeMate, Connie Starkey. 2nd ROW: Nancy Unkefer, Carol Kocher, Ellen Donaldson. 3rd ROW: Doris Clapper, Russlyn Shug- erts, Cora Karlen. 4th ROW: Pat Eakin, Glenn Binnig. 5th ROVV: Eldon Trubee, Sharon Krabill. 93 TRS' CLUB Meet ..' neople trained by Mrs. Clark ai Mrs. Shaffer, who greet you a '18 door with smiles, programs and firvice. FRONT ROW: t e Baxter, Julie Barrick, Norma Jwoper, Judy Hein, Mrs. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Caro. Kocher, Gwen Hilliard, Ellen Doialdson, Anna Ossler, Mrs. Clark. THIRD ROW: Sandra Henson, Joanne Petrarca, Kathy Donald- son, Salliejo Reed, Jayne Reed. LAST ROW: David Daniels, Dave Polcyn, Allen Curry. STUDENT LIBRARIANS During school hours, these stu- dents gave Mrs. Hawn much needed assistance. Their duties were many and varied. Student librarians are Shirla Crawford, Donna Stoffer, Susan Baker, Helen Clark, Mrs. Hawn, Sandy Leatherman, Bruce Hawkins.