Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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LUCY SNOW Lul )” Hobby, “Exempt in every study Annual Staff, ’22 Secretary of Senior Classs Glee Club, ’20, ’21, ’22 “Quicl( in thought, in word, and in deed. ARLEEN BECK Beclfie ” Hobby, “Giggling ' Glee Club, ’20, ’21, ’22, ’23 Orchestra, ’21, ' 22, 23 “ Ready for mischief, this lively lass, Keeps things humming in every class. LILLIAN WATTERS “Shorty” Hobby Flashing her diamond” Glee Club, ’20, ’21 Little, but oh my. AMHERST SPITZER January, 1924 ETHEL CROFOOT January, 1924 ERWIN EASTWOOD January, 1924 RAE WHITE January, 1924 Seventeen

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,y .voO j ■ f ■ v V “ v ' — — v-s-7x s r x ' ’ ■»».•. ■ ' . ' ' •► . 3 i3S Arnism HELEN ECKERT “Nell” Hobby, “Being quiet Demure, yet jovial is she. Modest, too, to a great degree. LaVELLE KIRK Percy” Hobby, “Driving a Ford Baseball, ' 20, 71, 72, 73 Annual Board, 21 Broadway Times, 21 He hath often burned the midnight oil. But not for study. ZELLA KINDIG Z.ack Hobby, Looking after Frank Glee Club, 70, 71, 72 Broadway Times, 71, 22 Annual Board, 72 A helping hand to you she will lend. Kindness with her prevails to the end.” GORDON KELLOGG Cord Hobby, Chauffeuring No task loo great for this boy’s endeavor. Shrewd and efficient will he be ever. THEODORE KIRK Ted Hobby, “Being Bashful Baseball, 70, 72, 73 Naught could quench his thirst for knowledge. JEAN SEYMOUR Napoleon Hobby, Baking Glee Club, 70, 71, 72 Her greatest care is lack °f care. GRACE MARTIN Grade Hobby, “Driving the Bus Friendly and quiet is she indeed. Willing to help in lime of need. S ixteen

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Senior Class Poem BUILD FOR CHARACTER, NOT FOR FAME When your day seems over-crowded With the shadows of despair, When the light of life seems shrouded, And temptations everywhere ; Classmates, ere doubt’s flick’ring ember Burns out hope and life’s own flame Take our motto, and remember “Build for character, not for fame.” Does dark gloom lie on the meadow Where bright sunlight ought to fall? Does something cast a shadow That lies brooding over all? Are you sad because of Fortune, Does she fail to speak your name ? Remember then our motto: “Build for character, not for fame.” We could never glimpse the far beam Of attainment through strong light; Fame could not be gained, we now deem If life’s hours were always bright; Don’t play hero just for praise, That, you know, would spoil the game ; But think before a hand you raise — “Build for character, not for fame.” Parting till this hour has never Cast its shadows o’er our class ; But the call has come to sever, And it grieves us as we pass; But o’er the gulf of long departure (Ne’er, perhaps, you’ll hear our name) Will be the tie that binds our future — “Build for character, not for fame.” Eighteen