Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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24 GJljr Annual GLENN WAYLAND GEISINGER. Football ’12. Class Play. “ He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one.” He seems rather quiet around school, but we have heard that he is as lively as the next one when he gets started. MARION U. GLEASON. Glee Club 13. Class Play. “ Her words do show her wit incomparable.” “ Doc ” Gleason came into the class in our Junior year, and a valuable acquisition she was. This year the B’s in literary society found her a doughty general. WINIFRED HELEN HOBART. Glee Club 13. Cheer Leader 13. “ In thy face I see The map of honor, truth and loyalty.” No one will dispute this lady’s title of Cham- pion Rooter for M. H. S. Whether she presides in the Assembly Room, speaks on the platform, or plays on ball held, Helen is all right. RALPH EMERSON HOUSE. Baseball 10, 11, 12, 13; 3d base ; captain 12. Football 12; quarterback. “ Of very reverend reputation.” This is a young fellow named “ Pete,” Who always looks shiny and neat. He’d rather play baseball than eat, This very queer fellow called “ Pete.”

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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.

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Annual 25 LUCILE ELEANOR HUNSBERGER. Glee Club ’13; pianist. “ She taketh most delight in music, instru- ments, and poetry.” A serious student of Cliilde Harold for a number of years. She always takes him with her when she goes for a stroll. She has shown her loyalty to M. H. S. in every possible way, by music. FRED WILLIAM KELSER. Glee Club ’13. Class Play. “ He hath a heart as sound as a bell and his tongue is the clapper, for what his heart thinks his tongue speaks.” His heart is in the Wright place. As a toast- master and chorus leader Fred is unequaled. He is also an earnest worker in Y. M. C. A. CARL CLIFFORD LOWE. Baseball ’09, ’10, ’ll, ’12. Football’ll; tackle. . Class Play. “ May he live longer than I have time to tell his years.” We know a young lady named Hallie Who’s completely conquered our “ Cullie.” He loves to play ball, And clean out the hall, This clever young man named “ Cullie.” SHERMAN VAN NORMAN MAPLE. Senior Class President. Baseball ’ll, ’12, ’13; captain ’13. Glee Club ’13. Class Play. “ A soldier firm and stout of lieai ' t.” An all-around good fellow is “ Rip.” After the training he has had he ought to succeed in politics, or in (he ministry.