Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Seventeen Class Histor Q u A ' E7 Senior 'Class History BY ERNEST RoLL1Ns In the fall of 1914 a group of tearful infants pushed out into the cold, hard world and shyly presented- themselves before Miss Ella at Kindergarten- That was the first entry of the famous class of 1927 into the realms of knowledge. Eight years of school life--and industrious work -passed swiftly by. Then on September 4, 1923 a class of arrogant though exceedingly green Freshies proudly entered Medina High School where they were placed under the direction of Miss Rice. Praises be to Allah, there was no initiation for the first time in the history of Medina High. For several days we wandered dazedly about, but we finally found our bearings- although no thanks were due the lofty Seniors. A After we were settled we organized our class, the officers elected were: Louise Wideman, president, Helen Clark, vicefpresidentg and Norene Carlton, secretary' treasurer. 1 As Sophomores we studied hard, but still found time for a few class parties. In this year we went out for athletics and other activities. 1 Cur third year was an extremely busy one. The Medinian which we published proved to be one ofthe best ever put out by Ma H. S. fat least we thought sol. At the beginning of our Senior year we elected officers again: Myron Offineer, presidentg Fanchion Carter, vicefpresidentg Clarence Nettleton, secretary, and Opal Aylard, treasurer. ' Cur last year has been filled to the brim with various Senior activities, such as: juniorfSenior Banquet, Senior parties, Baccalaureate ,and plans for Commencement. We also put on a class play, Stop Thief, which proved to be a great success. Now as June IO-approaches and we are preparing to leave old Medina High for thellast time, we wish to express our appreciation to the faculty for all their efforts in our behalf- We hope that each succeeding class will maintain the standard which we have striven to attain. ' -' '35, '....a....f ' i. Q.'..1.,..L,.-Afihi.i.i.x.Q ...I-In . , ' .y -.-iincngilm'