Medina County High Schools - Mecoan Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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m Tl 26 MC-COOTL Lodi Seniors Pauline Bricker — “ Brick ” A fair little maid is “Brick” Short, but straight and very quick. Twyla Fowles — “Kiddo” We know not much of her as yet, But like her? Sure we do, you bet. Denton Fuller — “ Doc ” Some day perhaps a ' Doc” he’ll be And so we call him that you see. Herbert Garver — “Bundy” Oh, this learning, what a terrible thing it is. Marguerite Gossard — “Red” She smiles when things go dead wrong. Dorothy Keener— ' “Dot” Why so quiet in this gay world? Alice Kennard — “Dimples” There is mischief in her dimples, There’s danger in her eyes. Harold Leatherman — “Runt” Silence is golden and he never speaks unless spoken to. Alfred Massie — “Dave” Big and fast and hard to stop, Contests show him on the top. Helen Myers — “Jennie” Worry, I know not the meaning of the word. Bertha Richie — “Slam” She, in the classroom, is winsome and shy, But doivn on the gym floor she’s hard to get by. Harvey Noah — “Harve” Don’t talk, I’m tuning in. Obey and he’s sure to grin. Alice Seiver —“Slim” A winning way, a pleasant smile. Everett Shaw — “Pshaw” When joy and duty clash Let duty go to smash. Leola Sowers — “Cherry” The girl and the voice are out of proportion. Helen Wagoner — “Dulcy” Smile a smile for me. Harold Williams — “Grand-dad” The girls don’t worry him, Nor do other troubles.

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Harold Leatherman Helen Wagoner Alice Seiver Alfred Massie Harold Williams Everett Shaw Helen Myers Bertha Richie Leola Sowers

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m T fee M€,COOTL Efi Litchfield Seniors Marion Bement Ada Burner Mildi ' ed Fahrion Marion Halliday Gladys Sabin Mayvriotte Hall Bernetta Eadie Lucille Stine Harry Streett Edna May White