Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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bf:-'lr-'fr-'lr-'fr-'lf-'lf-'lr-'!r'!rJl T H E M E D I N I A N 'L X SENIGR B AND JUNIGR A CLASS ROLL Anderson, Polly, Armstrong, Ruth, Auhle, Fern, Drogell, Elsie, Edwards, Ro' hert, Ewing, Raymond, Guynn, Agnes, Heiss, Rohert, Higgins, Howard, Kennedy, Doris, Mahry, Ruth, Tompkins, Charles, Adams, Lyman, Adams, Rohert, Allan, Janette, Armstrong, Alice, Beedle, Wayne, Butdorff, Marcine, Butdorff, Rohert, Can' field, Viola, Clark, Duane, Dannley, Dennis, Ellsworth, Edward, Frost, Eunice, Ful- ton, Clair, Griesinger, Louise, Halliwill, Arza, Hallock, Clara L., Hanshue, Llod, Hassin, Zelda, Hartman, William, Heller, Hilda, Henniger, Dean, Huffman, Arlene, Indoe, Harry, Jennings, Charles, Kelser, Velma, Kiefer, George, Kilmer, Ralph, Long, Mary L., Luhin, Morris, Maitland, May, Mehaffie, Frances, Nomisnick, Mae, Phillips, Margaret, Reed, Elgie, Reed, Esther, Rickert, Eleanor, Roherts, Edward, Schlechty, Willis, Sedgwick, Robert, Selzer, Lester, Slahaugh, Keith, Smith, Lillian, Snyder, Audine, Steingass, Josephine, Tekus, Susan, Thompson, Dorothy, Toth, Calvin, Tuhhs, Dwight, Wehher, Jack, Weir, Vivian, West, Stephen, Wideman, Donald, Wilcox, William, Wilkey, William G., Wise, Everett, Wolery, Godfrey, Wolfe, Joyce, Wilf hur, Althea, Zimmerman, Annabelle. CLASS HISTORY By Arlene Huffman At last we are Juniors and soon will take the places of those dignified Seniors, which means we will he in Home Room 229 and also have the front row seats in As- semhly. Wonder if 229 will still keep the spelling cup? Early in the term we elected the following officers: President, Howard Higgins, Vicefljresident, Annahelle Zimmerman, Treasurer, Stephen West, Secretary, Arlene Huffman. X L IJIIJfI',fl'JfIJ,FJ,I fI fl ,,l ,,l:',f'J,fJllI'IllI4,fI fl ',l f1 l,I',,l '7 Twe1ity'Fo1w

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T H E M E D I N l A N rev,-ff,-In-fffffn-fxfmflff-'ff-'rg T 1- 3 I 1 Q 1 1 Ti 1- 1 1 1 1 1- 1 I 14 1 f 1- 1 ' SL X is juN1oR B AND soPHoMoRE A CLASS RGLL T 1 Duecker, John, Eby, Robert, Everhard, Doris, Eavri, Robert, Gordon, Ray, Grim, , Robert, Halderson, Jeanne, Hartell, Pauline, Hopkins, Dennis, Jones, Ted, Koons, X I Betty, Koppelberger, Goldie, Kovic, Mikey, Mader, Norma, Miller, George, Nichols, I X, Elmer, Piper, Edwin, Rodgers, Wayne, Schubert, William, Thomas, LaVerne, Wilf, I Homer, Babcock, junior, Baker, Paul, Beedle, Olive, Belak, Earl, Benjamin, Ruth, X, Britt, Robert, Brookins, Vivian, Gonkle, Margery, Ecker, Mannie, Ewing, Charles, PL Eerriman, Miriam, Kuester, Edward, Frederick, Merle, Friedt, Ruth, Frost, Ruth, 'X Gayer, Richard, Gerspacher, Melvin, Halliwell, Helen, Harley, Betty, Hartman, Alice, 'L I Henniger, Eloise, Hoff, Pauline, Holcomb, Harold, Horton, Marian, Huffman, Paul, -.NA X Hunt, Elsie, Jason, Harold, Kelbacher, Edith, Kenzig, Carl, Kindig, Ruth, Kisner, 'L I Gordon, Kodger, Eileen, Lance, Leonard, Mallery, Virgil, Mapes, Erwin, McDerrnand, X X Doris, McFadden, Helen, Moore, Lila, Navratil, Edward, Palker, joeeph, Parsons, Virf I'L I ginia, Pelton, Maynard, Perkins, Paul, Pusta, john, Renner, Ramona, Reuman, Paul, lx 3 Rodgers, Katherine, Roshon, Edna, Selzer, Merle, Selzer, Paul, Selzer, Wayne, Siman, I If Kenneth, Simmerman, Isabelle, Snyder, Maxine, Socha, Lillian, Sviatko, Veronica, X X' Taylor, Floyd, Tompkins, Jack, Weir, Rosemary, West, Isabelle, Whitney, Isabelle, 1 E Wideman, Robert. it 1 1 le GLASS HISTORY l -L By Maxiiie Snyder ls. T Last fall the Sophomore A's and B's elected officers. They were as follows: I X Elmer Nichols, president, Maynard Pelton, Vicefpresident, Buster Kaufman, secretary, 'X I jean Halderson, treasurer. -X The first month of the second semester the Sophomores in 228 were the proud X' I possessors of the Spelling trophy. However, this reward did not give the needed inf I spiration. Consequently, the trophy was soon carried back to the Seniors. X I On March thirtyffirst, All Eool's Eve was celebrated with a party, at which each 'x present wore a gayly decorated dunce cap, the spirit of which carried through the eve' X' I ning. 1, T 1- 5 - ' , . ur'Jfr'f1 fr'llr1f1-Wr fr'f1'lfr'f2rflr-'lr fr lr frVr l1-'fi-'fF'l1'1 Tnventyfive A