Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Katharine Feeney, A.B., Wittenberg J. Raymond Godlove, B.S., Tri-State Nelson L. Stear, B.S ' c. in Ed., Ohio State Eleanor Schmidt, Ph.B., Buchtel Florence Langford O’Connor, A.B., Ohio State Edith Crockett, A.B., Oberlin Mary Louise Beech, B.Sc., in Ed., Columbia Mrs. Zoe Prouty Boult

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tpSI BOARD OF EDUCATION Arthur Jay Sargent, Clerk Boyden, Vice President Clyde E. Jones E. B. Spitzer, President Dr. II. P. H. Robinson

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Annual r (Ealrniiar of (ttummimmuptit iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiit EASTERN TIME iiiniiiiiiiiMinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sunday, June 7,9p.m. Baccalaureate Sermon, M. E. Church The Rev. Frederick W. Hass. Monday, June 8, 9 p. m. Grammar School Commencement, Princess Theatre Tuesday, June 9, 9 p. m. Class Play, Princess Theatre Wednesday, June 10, 9 p. to. Commencement, Congregational Church Friday, June 1 2 Annual Alumni Meet EIGHTH GRADE PROGRAM Monday, June 8, 9 p. to. TEE MISCHIANZA Tableaux and Songs Old Songs — Robin Adair, Old Black Joe, Long, Long Ago, Love’s Old Sweet Song, I Cannot Sing the Old Songs. New Song — Selection from “ Floradora ” Cupid at the Wheel — Then and Now. Home Evening — Past and Present. Sports — Old — Grace Hoops, New — Baseball and Football. Dances — Minuet, Virginia Reel, Hesitation Waltz. Gossiping — Then and Now. Reading — “ Courtin’ ” — Lowell Pearl Webber Patrick Gillane, a lad of twelve, Michael’s brother Lawrence Cole Bridget’ Gillane, ’Peter’s wife Florence Thatcher Delia Cahel, engaged to Michael RuthFerriman The Poor Old Woman, Cathleen Ni Houlihan. . . Geraldine Canavan Neighbors. HYACINTH HALVEY Hyacinth Halvey is obviously of lighter vein, de- picting the unbearable lot of a young man with too much character, and his frantic but unsuccessful efforts to lose it. CHARACTERS Hyacinth Homer C. Bennett Sergeant Carden Fred Adams James Quirke, butcher Clayton Carlton Mrs. Delane, postmistress of Cloon Elizabeth McDowell Fardy Farell, telegraph boy Emery Fisher Miss Joyce, Priest’s housekeeper Maude Lowe Widow Quinn Hettie Gill THE HOUR GLASS The Hour Glass is a Morality play in which that greatest of all questions, that of immortality, is brought to the attention of the hearer in a strikingly forcible manner. CHARACTERS A Wise Man Harold Harrington A Fool Ralph Harrington Students — Sidney High, Faye Sims, Arthur McQuate, Karl Woodward. An Angel Clara Fenn The Wise Man’s Wife Evelyn Kneger Children Blake Munson, Bessie Warner CLASS PLAYS Tuesday, June 9, 9 o’clock PRINCESS THEATRE Cathleen Ni Houlihan W. B. Yeats Hyacinth Halvey Lady Gregory The Hour Glass W. B. Yeats The little group of playlets are typical in the por- trayal of the religion, humor, and patriotism of Ire- land. CATHLEEN NI HOULIHAN Cathleen Ni Houlihan is the awakening spirit of a new Ireland just emerging from the long enthrall- ing sleep of prejudice, superstition, and political slavery. At the close it breathes the odor and radi- ence of a new Springtime for the land of the sham- rock, as is evident in “ I did not, but I saw a young girl and she had the walk of a queen.” CHARACTERS Peter Gillane Virgil Damon Michael Gillane, his son, going to be married. . . . Paul Shane COMMENCEMENT NIGHT PROGRAM Congregational Church, Wednesday, June 10 9 o’clock ( Eastern Time) Overture — “College Life”- — High School Orchestra (Ralph Harrington, Director) Invocation The Rev. H. Samuel Fritsch Music — “Good Fellowship” (March) High School Orchestra Class President’s Address Homer C. Bennett Vocal Solo — “Angel’s Serenade” Elizabeth McDowell Class Address Dr. Frank P. Graves (University of Pennsylvania) Violin Solo — “Son of the Puszta ” Keller-Bela RALPH HARRINGTON Class Valedictory Lawrence Cole Vocal Solo — “ The Dawn of Love,” from “The Firefly” Schiml Geraldine canavan Presentation of Diplomas Supt. W. S. Edmund Benediction Rev. George S. Sims Music — “ True as Steel ” . . . . High School Orchestra