Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Page 25 text:

I . 1 1 1 . 1 L T H E M E D l N ! A N !F'li- !F'!rlfi-'IF-'h-'fr-'lf-'lr-'IE 1 X I W 5 X A L I 1 1 at 1+ X 1 1 'X at 1. x HERE COME THREE KNIGHTS CAST OF CHARACTERS 1 ELIZABETH BOWENfA charming heiress ...C.....,.......,.....,.E.A.........,..........A..... JUNE LINCOLN 5 MARGARET BGWEN-Her aunt and guardian ...,.............. VIRGINIA HALDERSON X ELLA MAE ECCLESTON-A friend of Betty's .............,.....,.......,..,..,,............. JULIA BAISH I TL LQRD MARTIN COPLEY-A title ....,,...,,,.,................... ................ I.. ARRY NEWBERRY E LADY HELEN CQPLEYfHis aunt ,,A.,.,.........,...,.... ......................... B ETTY BRERE-TON l A f MANNERS KNIGHT L Rival suitors for ...... ............. W M. HAMMERSCHMIDT 'L HENRY KNIGHT the hand of ...,.......,.. ............. C EGRGE WHITFIELD 1 X JOHN KNIGHT ! Betty Bowen ..,.,........,.,....,..,... .............T........ E ARI.. CLEMENT R JANET RIGGS-'Their cousin .,T................,.,........T.......,.,...............,,. .TT............. G ENEVIEVE BETZ S MRS. ELLEN WEATHERff'l'he Bowen housekeeper .,.....,.... MARGARET ABBCTT I T FISHERMA hospital attendant ...,.,T..................,,.,.........................,..... ,............,........... P AUL AYLARD 'X -Q, Time-A week in June, 1 Place-Drawing room of the Bowen home at Bowen Acres. I S G THE STORY l IL The three Knight Brothers met Betty Bowen at a dance. Each had fallen in love NL X with her. Wheii each seeks employment in the Bowen home, playing the part of the X. .L servant he has bribed to leave, the fun begins! Betty, not recognizing them, is shocked I 3 at their antics, but she soon realizes that they are not ordinary servants! And Mrs. S. 1 Weather is at her wit's end, to know what to think of them! S When Ella Mae Eccleston, Lord Martin Copley, and Lady Henel arrive for a X visit, the situation becomes complicated. And when Janet Riggs finds that the Bowens' T' new servants are her three cousins things happen! Manners elminates Lord Martin X 1 from the competition, by a clever trick. Miss Margaret realizes that John is not a com' 'IL X' petent chauffeurfand she decides to place Henry in an insane asylum, so Fisher is 1 summoned, to take charge of him! But matters are finally straightened out. John re- X' solves to remain a bachelor, Henry falls in love with Betty's friend, Ella Mae, and 5' L Manners wins the hand of Betty Bowen. So all are happy, in the end! L T7-'li-172-J!F4lri'fHhf'li1'Zrlli-'lrllr-'lF'ZrllHlr-'li-ffrflrll,Hlr-'Pg 'l'wentyfOne

Page 24 text:

b , ,ga-4-. M-,,f 1, Eg 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, f,i11'!1 1, 1,-1, THE MEDINIAN 11,-.1,-3 W , l X, .X 4 Virginia Halderson bequeaths the organ keys to Alice Hartman. X- Onley Harley wills his Qsometinlesj curly hair to Harold Holcomb. 4.-. Ruby Kerns wills her habit of getting 100 in spelling every week o Agnes Guynn. if T Martha Keifer divides her excellent memory between Lucille Deyell and Doris i Everhard. ix li' Kenneth Kirk promises Howard Higgins a bottle of brilliantine. XX Dorothy Koehler leaves a little excess knowledge to Ted Jones. Q l Joe Komjati bequeaths his alertness to Mae Maitland. LX Wanda Koppes surrenders her basketball ability to Isabelle West. Q. is June Lincoln gives her loud voice to Ramona Renner. QT to LeIgfjItegef:iiDermand bequeaths one good sledge hammer to straighten out fenders TL TT Elizabeth McMillan endows Ruth Armstrong with her quiet ways. S Bernice Mugrage 'leaves her sense of humor to Rose Mary Weir. Ll NH- Margaret Neumeyer endows Alice Adams with her moody gaze. Q hLarry Newberry wills his Austin to Polly Anderson so she can go to Creston to T see im. A. ' Bob Potts endows Arza Halliwill with his famous operation. i X, Ruth Rickard bequeaths her cute little giggle to Josephine Steingass. I l XE. Clinton Schmidt bestows his Chrysler on Bob Favri. Lg Helen Short presents her obligingness in gym class to La Verne Thomas. H Bob Smith endows Bill Eastwood with his captivating manner. i Eg Q Helen Snyder has decided that she can spare 7 and 3f8. pounds to Ruth Mabry. 1 sf' Marian Tamas will give her ability to type to any Junior who has long fingers. Q, Griegagrggaret Thomas bequeaths her knack at mastering stenographic studies to Louise if Harold Thompson will give his grey hat to anyone who'll keep it clean. Xl- Virginia Tillar endows Fern Auble with her permanent permanent. ii Q Russel Whitmore bequeaths his pipe to Calvin Toth. ll George Whitfield presents to Duane Clark his Romeo habits. Bill Wilkey leaves his golden locks to Morris Lubin. Qi Lloyd Hoff promises 24 empty bottles to Harry Indoe. -5 Marcel Hoff leaves his sprinting ability to Bob Adams. X Katherine Kaufman bestows her ability to stand on her head upon Marian Horton. ' Elizabeth Thomas surrenders her happ-goflucky manner to Eliza Martin. E H 1 if fFf 1-f1'f1 f1 f1 f1a ff ff 1 fp Twenty ff . .. 'ir'.: .,-'.i -'- . ' --f H f , Q-Jkvfm .- T

Page 26 text:

NJ, T H E M E D I N IA N wJ,-f Social Activities By Ma-ry Louise Long With the aid of the administration and faculty: We, the Freshmen, bashful and retiring though we are, merrily danced on each other's toes, and played Farmer in the Dell at our class party. We, the Sophomores, imbued with a festive air for the occasion, each wore a dunce cap to our party--and oh, those April Fool pranks! We, the Juniors, had our class party March 17. With tasty refreshments and much dancing to a real orchestra, we had an unusually successful party. We, the proud and mighty Seniors, held our class party 'midst the clatter of many rattles. We, dignified babies, each wearing a bib under our chin, toddled gaily about to the strains of Pink Elephants. AND NOW, THE BIG EVENT- The year's social activities were culminated in a truly big affair, the JuniorfSenior Banquet. Beginning with a delicious dinner, the evening progressed with games and dancing. It was the common opinion that the Banquet was one of the nicest ever given. MUSIC NCJTES Under the baton of Miss Adkins, the High School orchestra of twentyfsix mem' bers, provided many very enjoyable programs for our Assemblies playing once before the Kiwanis Club. Another group is our band, composed of thirtyfsix members. Under the direction of Mr. Lincoln, their leader, they have played for many of the basketball games. AND IN APPRECIATION- Our opportunities for hearing and enjoying good music have been many this past year, for never have we had such excellent programs of outside talent at our assemblies. CALENDAR OF EVENTS COMMENCEMENT WEEK Sunday, April 30, 8 P. M.-Baccalaureate Service Tuesday, May 2, 6 P. M.-juniorfSenior Banquet Thursday, May 4, 8 P. M.-Commencement Monday, May 29, 6 P. M.-Alumni Banquet ff' ffiff ' ffiffi ff? fyijg' ffl! .ffiff-aff-.!f:Jf1!fi.!fT.!f-.ff'l!f'- 'T'we'ntyf'1'wo