Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

 - Class of 1927

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X 'W THE MEDINIAN Twenty-Nine It would not be a complete joke without Frank Mettie being mentioned, so I will try and repeat some of his bright remarks. Jack Gatman in civics class: Miss Phillips, what kind of cases does the sheriff try? Miss Phillips: Not any as I know of. Frank Mettie: Oh, yes he does. He tries suitfcases to see if the guy is a boot' - legger or not. Before ending I wish to express my compliments to Pauline Bowman in her new career as a Dancer P A There is an old saying that goes something like this: He who laughs last never saw the joke. So if you don't see the joke here just laugh anyway. Class Song Tunes A Perfect Day. Now we come to the end of our High School daysg To the goal for which we have wrought. Swift have passed the days, and our hearts grow sad As we think we are soon to part. A Tho' our teachers and schoolmates have said goodfbye, D Our mem'ries will linger still , To remind us of joys that we all have shared, As we climbed educatiorfs hill. Neva Caskey. J

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Twenty-Eight TH E M E D 1 N 1 A N Class Ioker-Donna Pelton Being one of the biggest jokes in the class I was asked to write this great genius of literature. Signing my name would have been nearly enough, but it was supposed to occupy a little more room than that. In our class we have a number of graceful people, mentioning no names, and some not so graceful. Marian Bagley expects to get a gold medal for jumping hurdles? Speaking of beautiful names, did you look over the list in the Senior Room? Ask Jack Gordon Catman for further information, he has them all memorized. As I was crossing the street the other night I saw the cop stop Chick Fulton .and Phyllis McNeal. Being quite near I lent my ear to the conversation. The cop said: Say there buddy, why don't you use both hands? Fulton replied: I have to use one to drive with. The next day in music class John Beck asked Bob Close what the Barber of Saville was and he said that it was a close shave. Another bright Senior Music Student wrote this on a music test paper: Bach seQdom went out in society, and when he did he never dressed. While walking through the hall I overhead Miss Phillips ask Gerard Ellis what he: intended to do this summer. Ellis said that he was going to be a diamond cutter. You don't mean it? said Miss Phillips. Yes, I'm going to see Charlie about getting a job cutting the grass off the base' balll grounds. In chemistry class Mr. Gray asked Carl Roth how iron was first discovered and Carl said that they smelt it. Miss Guthery in French Class: Chuck, how much time did you spend on your French? Chuck Nettleton: All night. M. Guthery: How's that? Chuck: I put it under my pillow. Among the many friendships formed in the senior class in time of peace and wif are Harold Rogers, Fanchion Carter and the Flint Roadster every morning, n n and night. In the senior class we happened to have two students with the same beautiful n e of Marion. They both do not have the same last name now, however, but as adrimdents will happen they might both be Yost later. If there is any prospective Freshman who would like to take cello lessons, they w uld find a real teacher and musician in Day Chase. He entertained the music cl ss the other day until Mr. Conkle strolled in and then Day forgot the rest of the co position he was playing. L 1



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Thmy THE MEDINIAN Mr. Carr ............ Mrs. Carr .......... Madge Carr ......... Caroline Carr ........... Joan Carr ................ Nell ............................. Jack Doogan ......... Senior Class Play Stop Thief THE CAST: Roth ............Marian Bagley .....Dorothy Koons ...................Reba Ritter .................Louise Wideman James Cluney ................. Dr. 'Willoughby ............... Minister ..................,,......,......... Sergeant ......................... Clancey .............,.. O'Malley ............ Jamison ...................... J. Thompson ............ Fanchion Carter ...Myron Cffineer ................Jack Catman ......Jasper Dundas ..........l-Iovvard Selzer ..............Harold Ausman .............Harold Fisher ......Sherle McNeal ................Robert Close ...............Marion Yost Everett Fuller Chauffeur ............... A farce in three acts. Scene: the living room of the Carr residence, Providence, Rnode Island. It is a big day at the Carr home. Madge is to be married to James Cluney. Hler parents have bought her beautiful wedding gifts and have engaged a special muaid for her. The maid, Nell, arrives shortly before the ceremony is to be por' formed. She sees the gifts and immediately begins to store up a collection of them I

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