Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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16 Ct)e annual Ruth Rosetta Gill Annual Board — ’16 Class Play — Puritan Woman “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart.” —Pope.” Metta Dell Green, “Baby Dell” Pianist— ’14, ’15, 16, T 7 Pianist for Pageant Annual Board — ’16 Class Day — Class Song “She knew the Campbell’s caill.” — Whittier. Ira Seymour Hoddinott Football ’15, ’14, ’16 Class Play — Augustine; Franklin “And still the center of his cheek “Is red as a ripe cherry.” — Wordsworth. Mildred Jane House, “Mid” Class Reading “This House is to be let for life or years.” — Quarles. Marie Naomi Hurlebaus, “Reedy” Class Statistics Class Play — Indian Woman “Never saw I mien or face In which more plainly I could trace Benignity and home bred sense.” — Wordsworth. Leland Dawson Longacre, “Shorty” Baseball— ’14. ’15, ’16, ’17 Manager ’16 Football— T3, ’14, ’15 Basketball — ’14 Glee Club— ' 14, ’15, ’16 Orchestra — ’14, ’15, ’16, ’17 Cadets — ’14 Class History Class Day — Cornet Solo Class Play — General “She is my hope, my life, my all, my own dear Genevieve.” — Coleridge. Derwin Burr Nettleton, “Derr” Baseball Manager — ’17 Cadets — -’14 Class Play — Little John Lincoln “There is a lean fellow, beats all conquerors.” — Dekker. Delpha Ritter “But to see her is to love her, Love but her, and love forever.” — Burns.

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Senior Department 15 Ruth Eliza Dutt, “Bufee” Class Play — Miss Ellen Livermore “Her very frown is fairer, far, Than smiles of other maidens are.” — Coleridge. Welthene Edith Fenn, “Weltherine” Glee Club ’14, ’15, T6 Class Play — Hiawatha “And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and • her eyes.” Joseph Franklin Elder, “Pete” Football ’15 Cadets ’14 Class Play — Pompey Enlisted in the U. S. Navy, June 4, 1917 “When Duty whispers low, ‘Thou must,’ The youth replies, ‘I can’.” — Emerson. Alvin Eady Gibbs Class Play — Deacon Fox- croft “And when a lady’s in the case. You know all other things give place.” — Gay. Homer Shank Ensign Intchfield High School T6 Secretary, Treasurer of the Lyceum Course T7 Inter-County Debater T7 Class Statistics Class Play — Captain “He draweth out the thread of his verbosity finer than the stapleo of his argument.” — Shakespeare. Floyd Roscoe Gift, “Giftie” Vice Pres, of Athletic Association ’16 Business Manager of Lecture Course ’17 Football ’15, ’16 Baseball T 7, Capt. T6 Class Prophecy “A Gift of Fortune.” Shakespeare. Mildred Edith Ensign, “Judy” Class Play — V ocal Solo Class Play — Maid Marion, Columbia “Thy voice is celestial melody.” — Longfelloie. Ruth Carlyn Gilbert, “Peg” Class Play — Iagoo “Graceful and useful in all she does. Blessing and blest where’er she goes.” — Cowper.

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Senior Department 17 Leatha Maye Scanlon, “La” Cafeteria — ’17 Class Play — Miss Susan Livermore “A coquette is like a re- cruiting sergeant, al- ways on the lookout for fresh victims.” — J err old. E. Zoretta Simmons, “Sis” Music — ’15, ’16 Cafeteria— ’17 Class Play — Mrs. Martha Washington “But well thou playest the housewife’s part.” — Cowper. Marguerite Adele Sim- ons, “Sim” Class Treasurer — T4, ’15, ’16, ’17 High School Librarian — ’17 Basketball — ’14 Glee Club— ’14, ’15, ’16 Class Day — Class Song Class Play — Red Cross Nurse “Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece.” — Shakespeare. Beatrice Inez Smedley, “Bee” Cafeteria — ’17 Class Play — Priestess of Odin “My true love has my heart and I have his.” — Sidney. t Mabel Mildred Thompsett Class Play — Mrs. Liver- more “Always occupied with the duties of others.” — Joubert. Zola Belle Turner, “Zoe” Class Play — Dolly Madi- son “And her eyes are dark and humid, Like the depth on d°pth of lustre.” — Browning. Harold E. Waite Class Secretary — ’16 Football — ' 15, ’16 Cadets — ’14 Class Play — The Elder, Edward of Deirworld “And in short measures, life may perfect be.” — Jonson. Mahlon C. Walker Football— ’15, ’16 Basketball — ’14 Cadets — ’14 Class Play — Thomas Jef- ferson “From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth.” — Shakespeare.