Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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Mai T H E M I R R 0 R W1 TO Page Eight MR. WILLIAM U. LEE AND HIS DAUGHTER MRS. MARY LEE WHEDON IN DEEP APPRECIATION AND LOVING GRATITUDE WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK. MRS. WHEDON HAS BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN WILLINGLY AND EFFICIENTLY CARRYING OUT HER FATHERFS WISH THAT A PUBLIC LIBRARY .BE ESTABLISHED AND MAIN- TAINED IN MEDINA. IT WAS THROUGH HER NOBLE EFFORTS THAT THIS PUBLIC LIBRARY WAS MADE A PART OF THE MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL. SO THAT THE STUDENTS MIGHT HAVE FULL ACCESS TO IT IN CARRYING ON THEIR WORK. MRS. VVHEDON IS A SWEET TEMPERED. WILLING, AND CULTURED WOMAN. SHE IS SO MODEST THAT SHE WOULD NOT, UNDER ANY CONSIDERATION, CONSENT TO HAVING HER PICTURE IN OUR ANNUAL. BUT SUBMITTED HER FAT!-IER'S INSTEAD. WE HOPE SINCERELY THAT THE DEDICATION OF THIS BOOK WILL EXPRESS TO HER, IN SOME SMALL MEASURE. OUR HIGH ES- TEEM AND DEEP GRATITUDE. THROUGH OUR PROFITABLE USE OF THE LEE-WHEDON MEMORIAL LIBRARY WE HOPE TO PROVE WORTHY OF THE GENEROSITY AND THOUGHTFUL CONSIDER- ATION OF MRS. WHEDON AND HER FATHER. We never know how high we are Till we are called to rise: And then, if we -are true to place. Our statures touch the skies.

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The Mirror of 1929 Library Edition f ,PUBLISHED 'BY THE STUDENTS GF MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL MEDINA, NEW YoRK - '22 S Volume 1 Edition 1

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T H E M I R R 0 R +4-ex. +4-+x++4w+x. +4-+x MR. YVILLMM U. LEE Page Nine