Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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22 ahr Annual OSCAR RAYMOND CULLER. “ He reads much; He is a great observer, and lie looks Quite through the deeds of men.” ’Tis said that still waters run deep. He pos- sesses a good share of the common sense of the class, and no one can beat him when it comes to concentration. lowell McKinley ewing “ He hath an excellent good name.” Bears himself at all times with the dignity becoming one of good report. MARCELLA CATHERINE FISHER. Glee Club ’13. “ I have heard of the lady, and good works went with her name.” “ Sallie ” is a nice little girl who never makes any tiouble. You have to know her in order to appreciate her. ARTHUR PERKINS FRENCH. Glee Club ’13. Class Play. “ He is a very man per se, and stands alone.” “ Art ” is going to be a politician or a lectur- er, and then he can pound the table to his heart’s content. Who could deny this after hearing his debate in litei’ary society?

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ull|r Annual 21 MARIAN FRANCIS BRANCH. Glee Club ’13. Class Play. “ She is a woman, therefore may be woo’d; She is a woman, therefore may be won.” Somber in neither mood nor dress. What better can we say of her than that she is a Rose Maiden ? ERWIN HAROLD BROUGHT. Baseball ’13. Football TO, ’ll, ’12. Class Play. “ In form and moving how express and ad- mirable! In action how like an angel!” Mr. Brought brought Erwin Brought up up- right, and 1913 brought Erwin Brought his di- ploma. ARBIE CLINTON CARLTON. “ A kinder gentleman treads not the earth.” Arbie is one of the “ Sharks.” We’ll not try to Hyde the fact that it’s the little things that count. HELEN MARIE CLARK. Class Play. “ Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, An excellent thing in woman.” Our Helen is going to study Expression, and who knows but that she may become one of the world’s great actresses ' ?

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Attmtal 23 HELEN M. GAN YARD. Glee Club ’13. Class Play. “ She bore a mind that envy could not but call fair.” This little lady is going to be a “ Professor ” some day. You can tell that by the intellectual cast of her brow. Yet she condescends to in- dulge in baseball. LAYTON GANYARD. “ What stronger breast-plate than a heart un- tainted ? ” A recent addition to the class of 1913. His favorite author is Homer because lie likes to read about, Helen of Troy! MARION ELLIS GARYER. Manager baseball team ’13. Football ’12. Class Play. “ Look on beauty, You shall see ’tis purchased by the weight.” “ Eat ” Garver nearly worked himself thin gathering in the shekels for the baseball team, and while he was doing it he worked his dimples overtime. ANNA NAOMA GAULT. HONOR STUDENT “ Your name is great in mouths of wisest censure ” (i. e., in the mouths of the teachers.) Naoma is an excellent student who will, doubt- less, soon be transformed into a staid “ school marm.” We are told that her favorite recrea- tion is baseball.