Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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'22, 1 :S . .4 :Qi Q ag-angry .V-pfxfiy- I V , . . . Q. A .5 Ol-107 'f Al . f C d dx -in ' Eli' Hd f WEE E f I if-: . WLT' f I X C' I A 1 6 ,' ll? Z W0 ,H VN 2 f I 1 I Huw I lp mlm, 1 r,.,3' lr. fa .mga T22 cf 75+ C C 1 :TZ w,JfH' 0 5 2 fajffw wi ,H ,ff-x W K fr, 5 d ffff' ff E T f ,K I Mfw - - THE MEDINIAN OF THE CLASS CE 1940 Compiled and Edited by the Class of 1941 of MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL MEDINA, OHIO H?Hf?2:.WF? 2Fg'W W 'i 'W!K4' 'WY A non .., Senior Class .......... W. Junior Class ........... ,. Sophomore Class Freshman Class .... Activities ...... - ......... Athletics .................... Jobs, Articles, And Adv ' NZ' CGNMK x I I' , Q 1 fx QA W , ' J N , ', '7 JMU, M, :fl 6 Wfflf i' ' Z? ff 1 CMI l,'I- 'f ffm - ,..'uOK ' V? f 2 - ,X fx I X X CI Y' X I, v M I ff ,wIifEIT3 f' W?ff155IFf w ADMINISTRATION weg 3.4 . ug 3. in xxx, Q A 1 1 1 1 f 4 . .. H. Willialxxms Q N. S. Kcllogg V 'C'P US'd 'L Miss Mario Wl1ca1tlcy Cfefk President lf. FOUIC Dr. W. A. Nichols .ww K W. E. Conklc Supc1'i11te11de11t BGARD OF EDUCATIGN of MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL Four X 6- SIDNEY M. FENN B. Sc. in Agriculture M A. Ohio State University Binlogv. Economics Principal of High School Medina, Ohio EDITH B. ALLEN B. Sc. Ohio State University English Athletic Director, Girls Medina, Ohio FACULTY MEMBERS of FLORENCE WINDSOR M. ELEANOR E. PHILLIPS KELLOGG WRIGHT Ph. B. Baldwinfwallace Western Reserve B, Sc. in Education Collcgc B. A. Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State University M. A. Columbia M. A. Columbia Domestic Science University University Medina, Ohio History Assistant Principal Mediria, Ohio Medina, Ohio PHYLLIS MARION G. HARLEY HARSHA THOMAS LINN B. A. Western College B. E. Akron University B. S. in Education, for Women Shorthand, Typewriting, Ohio University Art Spanish Mechanical Drawing West Union, Ohio Akron, Ohio Five Manual Training Medina. Ohio HOWARD C. THOMPSON B. S. M. DePauw University Ohio State University Music Director Medina, Ohio MARGARET ADKINS B. S. in Education Ohio State University Mathematics Circleville, Ohio FACULTY MEMBERS of GEORGENE DAVID P. HELEN I.. SAM JAMES KUHN JONES PUMPHREY MASI Sim-vm Cnlli-gs Rin flrnndc llullugc B. A. Ohiu XVusIcy:m B. S ,NVoustcr College Il A. Ohm XVv4lvy4in li, A. Ohio Umvcrslty Ohio Stzitc Univcrsity Biology, Physical Edutclf M. A. Mifiiigzaii Bilxkctbail, Biixubuii Culumhin Univcraity lion, Athictic Dwcclov, Uiiiwrsity Nivsslinn, Ohio M. A. Akron, Univursity Boys Spuuull, Englmli Engizxh Medina, Ohig Shi-lhy, Ohm Purt XX':ishii1gtrm, N. Y. HOWARD E. ORLANDO C. MARY H. CLAGGETT DUKE RYAN B. Sc. Dvnimn Univcraity M, A. Ohio Slam' Umvcrfity Srnmiru, Nfiithumiltii Mi'ii1n.i, Ohio B. Sc. in Agriculturv Ohio Stznc University Vucutxumxl AfL1lCUifl41d Nivdinn, Ohio Six Ohin Stzltc Univcrsiw Latin, Frvnrh, Enghih Cisvclnmi, Ohio dbL. L N J. 0 5 SENIOR CLASS Z P.s , k,-itil Hgxa, 5,551 'SBP BACHTELL, BARFOOT, BERRY, DALE MARIAN BOYD Mulq. ' Su Hum Fuorlmll, '10, '37, '38, Holwlwy All Holvlwy--'Tluingto '30, H.ukvxlmIl '36, '37 Hrailrh Cllulw '-W3 lvivrit Parma R..i1 37, Wx, 'iw Hiislwfliilll '16, '37, wx, '30, Footlvnll '36, '37, Wa, 'wg Arhlmf Nighr '16, '17,'38, '30, Annual Stull '38, Nlrrit Roll '36, '30, -7, 33, BRADLEY, BRINE, BROOKS, MIRIAM RUTH EDWARD M1iiv11 UH Bm Holwluy Driving, Holwlwy Sports, Holwlwyf-ff HirJ Dogs. fl R, '38, '30, '-ill 4Vifr fflmllmm High School '37, F. F. A. '38, '30, '-HI, lmnilrliil, Annunl Stull' Sprncri High School '38, H1 Y '30, Track '38, Bus' 'nfl ij,-th,-,U-1, 'gg' '30, Mrrit Roll '30, '40, Has- lwtlwull '30, l'l:1svlw:ill '30, '-Nl: Atlllvtic Night '37, ki-zlmll '30, '-W1 Allilctif i '3h, '30, '-ill, li:icc.nl.uu'f Nighr, '30, '-W: Bam-hull .-My Chorus 'R7, '38, '30, '-Jil, Hmllli Kflulx '-ill. Honor Roll '37, '38, '30, -lil, Pulslxr Spczuluiug, 4411 lkuslwtliaill '30, Hvnlili f.lulw -HI lbw, 'l'rvzns.J, Iunior lfnglixln Plan' '30, Eight BETZ, NEWTON NlrwI Holwlsyf' ' Hurchk Storm' ' Buhkctlsnll '37, '38, '30, '-ill Hlznplniulz lizisrluznll '33, '30 ,'-lil, Hi Y '33, Azhli-:ic Night '37, '33, '30, '-HI, Class 'l rc1mm'i' -HI, Class Will -Ui. BROOKS. ELLISON Ufo1gm Hobby- - C1unping, lvlovirs, :uid Sports. l' F A ' 3 Y ' 30 ' 'lil 'l'm.-k 33, Hnsclmll '33, 3 liLnlo'tl1.1ll 33, Hi Y, '33, U BOWMAN. IMOGENE Ho1c'miox Hobby- Kccping Busy Honor Roll '37, '38, '30 'Miz Arhlcric Night '37 Spillcd lnk Stuff '39, '40 Hcgiltli Club '40, Hnccn hum-.uv Chorus '37. BUCEY. THELMA Six Holwlwy Railing Opin-ur.. Wo. Hohby- Growing Long CULLER, DAVIS, DEYELL, EINHART, EVANS DOROTHY JUNIOR VIRGINIA JAY ROBERT DUI I, R, Ginny Bob Hohlvyf- Hockey, Golf, Hobby Vine Street, llohlxyf!'The Chain Hobhyf- Sports, Hobby- The Chain Tennis. Baseball '37, '38, Annual Gang. F. F. A. '39, '40, Foot' Gang. Honor Roll '37, '38, '39, Staff, '38, Hi Y '38, Mer- Band '37, '38, '39, '40, hall '39, '40, Merit Roll Honor Roll '38, Merit '40, Annual Staff 1Editorj it Roll '36, '37, '38. Orchestra '37, '38, '39, '38, Roll '37, '39, '40, Band '39, Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Operetta '40, Music '37, '38, '39, '40, Or' '40, Orchestra '37, '38, Festival '38, Dehate '40, Athletic Night '37, '38, '39, '40, Basketball '37. '38, '39, '40, Baseball '40, Health Clluh 4Pres.J '40, Merit Roll '37, '38, '39, '40, Baccalaureate Chorus '37, '38, '39, fl, R. '39. FECKLEY FRANK Fcuk Hohhy-v Sports Honor Roll '36, '37, '38 39, Foothall '37, '38 '39, Track '36, Hi Y '39, Annual Stall' '38, '39, Spilled Ink Staff, '38, '39. GABOR, LILLIAN Chillicothe High School '37, Bowling Green High School, East High 4Co- lumbusj '33, Parma High School and North High lColumbus3 '39, Merit Roll '40, G. R. '40, Health Clu'w '40. chestra '39, Baccalaureate Chorus '37, '38, '39', Mu- sic Festival '38, Athletic Night '37, '38, '39, Bas- kuzball '37, '38, '39 ,'-40, Operetta '40, G. R. '40, Health Cluh '40 illepre- sentativej. GARDNER, DORIS Davy Hobbyf 'I'aking Beulah for her Daily Wzilk. Merit Rnll '37, Athletic Night '38, Baccalaureate Chorus '39, Spilled Ink Staff '39, '40, Health Cluh '40. Nine '39, '40, '38, tra Festi '40, '40, Glee Cluh '39, Baccalaureate Chorus '39, Operetta Arches' 38, '39, '40, Music val '38, Hi Y '39, Athletic Night Band 37, '38, '39, '40, Repre- sented M. H. S. in the All Ohio State Band at Columbus. GARNETT, JEAN F'rccklcs Hubby- Sports, Annual Staff '38, '39 4Assistant Advertising Mgr.J, Athletic Night '37, '38, '39, '40, Health Club '40 iNews Rcporterj, Operctta '40, Honor Roll '37, '38, '39, '40, spilled Ink Staff '39, Baccalaurf eate Chorus '36, '37, GERSPACHER, LOIS Gurney Fingernailsf' Spilled Ink Staff '39, Athletic Night '38, 39, Merit Roll '38, '39, Bawf hall '40. GIENKE. GERALD ferry H0bbyA Sports. Football '36, '37, 'ss '39, Baseball '36, '37 Basketball '36, '37. HAND. DUANE Hohhy--- Music and Rcadingf' Band '37, '38, '39, '40 Orchestra '38, Hi Y '401 Mcrit Roll '38, '39, Athf lctic Night ' 38. GIFT, HAROLD Gift Hubby- Tuning Dukc.' Fnuthall '38, '39, Basket' hall '39, '40, Hi Y '38, W 40 F F A 38 4 '3 J, '-40. HAZEN. MARGARET Sally Hubby-f C0llccting Post Cards. Band '37, '38, '39. '40 Orchestra '39', '40, G. R. 'a7, '38, '39, Health Club '40 GRIMES, VANCE HBUZZ., Hobby- Going to Wooster to See thc One and Only. Football '36, '37, '39 Manager, Hi Y '36, '391 Athletic Night '37, '38, '39, Operetta '36: Oper' utta Stage Set '37, '38, '39, Baccalaurcatc Chorus '3X. HITZELBERGER, CLARA Hum Hobby- Nothing Much. Honor Roll '37, '23, '392 Mcrit Roll '40, Spillccl Ink Stall '39 lAssistant Editorl: Annual Stall' '392 Athletic Night '38, Health Club '40, 'Ten GROGG, HELEN Shorty Hohhy- Drawing. Snillcd Ink '40, Health Club '40, HORKEY, ELIZABETH Liz Hobby 7 GUNKELMAN, LILLIAN Lili Hobby- Sports. Athletic Night '37, '3R. '39, '40, Honor Roll '37. '38, '39, '40, Health Club '40 HORTON, MAX Buck Hobby- Bowling Baschall '37, '38, Annual Stall' '38. HOSTETLER, BETTY Hostel Hobby- Must Anything. Honor Roll '37, '38, '39, '40, G. R. '38, '39 fTrcasl, '40 QCO. Repref scntativcj, Baccalaureate Chorus '37, '38, '39, Pub' lic Speaking '40, junior English Play '39, Class Secretary and Treasurer '39, Class Secretary '40, Athletic Night '38, '40, Health Club '40 fPresif dc-ntl. KILMER, LOUISE Louise Hobby- Sewing. Opcrctta '37, Merit Roll '39, '40, HUMPHREY, ELEANER Humpie Hobby- Dancing and Poritiacingf' Operetta '40, Athletic Night '37, '38, Spilled Ink Staff '39, Health Club '-40. KINDIG, ROBERT Bob Hobby- Making Fudge. Honor Roll '37, '38, '39, '40, Class Vice President '37, President '38, Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Or' chestra '39, Glee Club '38, '39, '40, F. F. A. '37, '38 fsecl, '39, '40 fPres.J, Hi Y '39, '40, Annual Staff '39 fSales Mgrjg Athletic Night '38, Baccalaureate Chorus '38, '39, '40, Class Prof phccy '40, KENYON, MARGIE Midge Hobby-- Singing Athletic Night '38, '39, '40, Spillecl Ink Staff '39, '40, Health Club '40. KOMIATI, BARBARA Bobby Hobby- ? G.R. '37, '38, '39 lNeWs Reporterj '40 fsecretaryj, Athletic Night '38, Op- :retta '40, Health Club '40 lsecretaryll Merit Roll '37, Honor Roll '38, '39, '40. Eleven KENZIG, ELIZABETH Liz Hobby- Collecting Western Songs, Athletic Night 38, Annual Staff '39, Debate '39, Honor Roll '38, '39, '40, Merit Roll '37, Health Club '-40. KREIGER, PHYLLIS Pm Hobbyi C6oking and Reading G. R. '36, Merit Roll '37, '39, Spillecl Ink Staff '38, Baccalaureate Chorus '38, Haelth Club '40. KERCH, WILBUR Willy Hubby- Driving 3 Chevy. Merit Roll '40, Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Glee Club '39, '40, F. F. A. 37, 38, 39', '40, Operetta '40. LEIDIG, RUTH Ruth Hobby- Talking. Harding High School '37, Athletic Night '38, '39, Honor Roll '38, '39', '40, Annual Staff '38, '39, Baccalaureate Chorus '39, Debate '40, G. R. '39, '40, Operctta '40, Health Club '40. MARTIN, HELEN Hult'vr Hubby-- Sewing and Dancing, G, R. '37, '38, '39, '40l Haccalaurcatc Chorus '16, '37, '38, Athletic Night '37, '38, '39, '40, Splllrd Ink Staff '38, 'Wa Opt-rf rtta '33, NETTLETON. LOUIS Linus Hohl1yfM Driving tht- Plymouth. F. F. A. '37, '33, '39 '4u. Football '38: Baseball '38, MCGAFFNEY, MORRIS, LAWRENCE BEAFTY Lum sit Hobby- Chewing Gum. Merit Roll '37, '33, '39, '401 Athletic Night '37, '38, '401 Spillcd Ink Stall' '38, '39, Health Cluh '-40. Hobby Art. OLEKSA. ORBAN, FLORENCE IRENE Flu Hickey Hohhyf9'Dxmcing. I'Iohhy- Dancing, G. R. '38, '39, Athlctit' Merit Roll '36, '37, '33 Night '38, Merit Roll '33, '39, Spillcd Ink Staff '33 '39, '40, Hcalth Clluh '-HI, 'Ng Annual Stall' '39 39 Athletic Night '38, ', C. R. 99. 'Tufelve MUGRAGE, RICHARD ,.DlCk,. Hubby- Ignoring the Girls. ' F F A '57 38, 39, -lllg Merit Roll '39, '40, ORBAN, WILLIAM Babu Hobhyf Any Old Thing. Honor Roll '37, Merit Roll '38, '39, F. F. A. '-Ill. NEISWINTER, ELEANOR None Hobby- Scwing. Athletic Night '37g G. R. '38, Spilled Ink Stall' '39, '40 PALMER. TOM Tummy Hobby- Skating and Boating. Football '35, '36, '37, 'IRQ Athletic Night '39, '16, '3'7g Hi Y 'Jog Track '161 Merit Roll '38, Vice Prt-sidcnt junior Class '38, PALOSI, EILEEN Polly Huhbyf- lvluat Anything, Athletic Nighr '37, '39, G. R, '37, '38, '40, Health Club Spillcd lnk Stall' '39, Baccalaureate Chorus '33, '39, RAASCH, PAUL Bl1mp Hobby Golfing, Honor Roll '37, '38 '40. PARTLON, RO NALD Ron Hobhy 3V1nter Spurtsf Hi Y 39, 40. RAU, FRANK Frankie Hohbyv- Sports , 39 Fuotball '36, '37, '38 '39, Basketball '37, '38 '39, '40, Baseball '38 '39, Track '37, '40, Ath lctic Night '37, '38, '39, 40, Opcnttta 38, 40 Annual Stiff '39, Vice' Prebidcnt Class '40, Hi Y '38 1Vice Prcsitlcntj '39, '40, Clcc Club '38, '39, ll3. PLANTS, VIOLET ..Vl,. Hol1byf Nothing Special. Spillcd Ink Stall '38, '39, Athletic Night '37, 39, '40, Merit Roll '39 '4U' Health Club 40. REAM CHARLES Chuck Hobby- AbbeyvilIc. F. F. A, '37, '38, '39 ' 40 fTreasurcrJ, Orchesf tra '38, '39, Public Speak ing '39, Thirteen PREHN. LEONARD Len Hobby-9''Photugraphy and Travel. Class History '36, Annual Stall' '391 H1 Y '38, '39, Spilled luk '39: Honor Roll '37, '38, Merit Roll '39, '40. REUMAN, ROBERT Bala Hnbby-f Figl'1ting with XVeu.lncr. Band '37, '38, '40, Hi Y 37, 38, 39, 40 4Chaplain1, Oncrctta Or' chcstra '37, Honor Roll '37, '38, '39, '40, Glee Club '38, '39, '40,, Fuutf ball '37, '38, '39 lflap- tain and Best Linemanl, Track '38, Debate '38, 39, 40, Annual Stall' '39, Baseball '39, Class Presil dent '4O. PRITCHARD, ROBERT Lefty Hubby7 Bcing W lndiflercntf' F. I. A. 37, 38, 40. RICKARD, PHYLLIS Pl1vl Hnhbyf- Having Fun C' R '37 '38 '39 '40 Merit Rull '39, '-lil Hcalrh Club '40. :eaunmun l ROSHON, IEAN I.m!t- lbw llnhlw Scrap li-it-lv l5.nuc:tl.ul1lt'4ttr Clmtux '37, I '38, '31, Ath'rtlc Night '37, llt-lw.ttt 37, lliuelth Clulx '44I, fl, R, '37, '33 l5rctvt.irvl 'W l5rfrvf tquryj -UI, Y, 33, 4- A. 4CItmt'vrrt1cn-3 '3H. SCHMIDT, AUDREY Ami l'lul3lw Hn-lt-x'. Athl--tw Night '37, 'WL ti, R. '17, Wx, '1-1, '-tu. Snlllral Ink 'W-, '30, '4H, Hvzulth Clulv '40, Nlrttt Ilmull '37, '33, '30, '-lil. RYAN, JAMES Ixtnvttx ' Hulwlwf 7 Nlrril Rnll Wi, 39' 35, SELZER, ROBERT Huh RYAN, MARTHA MAE Marty Huhhyf- Drums :md lizintl Bums. liztnnl '38, '39, '40, Or- tltvstrn '40, liualtctlvztll '37, '38, Opvrcttzt Orcltustrxt '-UI, Arhlt-tic Night '37, '38: Athletic Night Hand '30, '40, Spillvd Inlt Stuff '-Ut, Music Fcstivztl '38, '-411. SHARPS, MARGARET Nitin, Ht-lwlw Slccmtt,L, Hnlwlwy Tht- Chzun F. l'. A. '37, '363 '30, fixing. Mr, liuktclwztll '38, '10, '40, Athlvtic Night '37, '38, '40, Nlvrit Roll '38, Opf crvttzt '-40: Hvztlth Cluh 1Vm'fl'rcsttlrtttb '40, C. '37, '33, '39, '40, Spillui Ink Stuff '33, '39, '4fl. Fourteen SAILER, BETTY Mgt., Hulwhy-f - Thr Chain Gang, Clans lxtcsidcnt '37, Churr l.t':ulrr '37, '38, '39, '40, linhkuthnll '37, '38, '39, '4IP, Athlt-tic Night '36, 37, '39, '40, Spillul Ink '38, Bztschztll '40, Chorus '37, '38, '30, '40, Op.-r' vttn '37, '33, '40, G. R. 38, Iiztccztlatlrvntc Chorus '37, '33, '91 Health Cluli '4n. SHIREY, BETTY Sltt1cv Hohhy- l.au11.,htng. Athletic Night 37, '33, Opcrctta ' 37, Iiztccalattrrzttc Chnrus '37, '38, Mt'rit Roll ' 39. SHELKE, VIRGINIA 'Ginny Huhlwy - I71tnctng and Stutff' Athletic Night '37, '33, '39, '40, Spillvd Ink Stuff '39, Upcrcttn '-U32 Health Cluh '40, Bztsltcthztll '38, SKIDMORE, PEARL Slquldx ' Hohhvf-f I7:mcing. I: R '37 '38 '3Q' '40' Onan-'ttn' 4'U,' 'Aihletig Night '37, 'Stix Spillutl Ink '39, '40, Health Club Um. l-U'Y'R Wl21 H? SMITH, VIRGINIA Ginnie Hnl'vlwy7 Danring. Athletic Night '37, '38 Opcrctta '37, Merit '37 '38 '39 '-IU .,,,,, , TAYLOR, ROBERT Kilim DxIIc1 Hmulwlwyw Sprung Cuyahoga Falls H i g h Schuul '37, Mcrit Roll '38, '39, '40, Baskctlwall '39': Basclwall '38, '39: Fuutlvall '38, '39. Roll SNEDDEN, HAL Suede Hulwhy-f Alnmst Anything. Glen Club '38, '39: Iunior Class Presinlcnt '383 Hi Y '37 fPrcsidcnt '38J 39: Football 1ManagcrJ '36g Baskctlwall flVIanagcr '36, '37, '38l Bascball '37, '38, 'Ng Opcrctta '37, ' 39, liuckcyc Boys' State '39, THOMPSON, ORVILLE Ove Hnlwlwy- ' 'F mx-tmttmgf' Athletic Night, '36, '38, Annual Staf' '3Og Merit Roll '36, '37, '38, '39. Hul1l1yf Skating1. If F A ' 37 ' '43 ' ' SNYDER, NELLIE Shorty Holwlwy--- 'I'hc Chain Gang. Iiaskctlwall '37, '38, '39, '40 1Honorary Captainl, Athletic Night '37, '38, '40, G. R. '38 fSccrc- tarYl? Merit Roll '38, '39, Baccalaurcatc Chorus '38, '39g Hcalth Club '40 lRcpurtcrJg Baschall '4Og Spillctl Ink '39, '-80. VARISCO, RAYMOND Ray tw, 40: Merit Roll '37, '38, 39 Fifteen SOHL, PHYLLIS STRUZYNSKY, FRANK Phil St1uzzy Holul1yf Going to thu Hr1lwl'1yf 'I'ravcling. Show, lunior English Play '38, Merit Rall '37, '38, '39, '40, Athletic Night '3R. '393 Health Club '40, Spillcd Ink Staff '39, '40, VEVERKA, WEBBER, -IEANNE HELEN Vc1lq lhlulalsyf-A Playini1 with llnlalwy Ruatling and ,loscphinc. NIusxc. Spillcnl Ink Stall' '37, '38, Snillcd Ink Staff '38, '30, '39g Baccalaureate fllmrus '-40: Mtrit Roll '33, '39: '39, Hcalth cllllli '-10. WEIDNER, EBERT Elin Hubby '- - Fighting with Rvumanf' Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Ulu' Club '38, '39, '40, Dvbatn' '38, '39, '40, Upcrctta '40l Nlvrit Roll '37, '3s, '39, '40, Arhf It-tic Night '38, '39, Hi Y '38, '39, '40 iprrsif Llcntll Annual Stall '39, Boys' State '39. WOODS, DORIS Du'm ' Hobby- Sports, llaccalaurcatc Chorus '36, '37, Athletic Nnghr '37, '38, '39, '40, Spillvcl luk Staff '38, '39, Mori! Roll '39, Health Club '40. WEST MARY LOUISE Mi1ry Lou Hubby- - Anything l'3aslcctball '37, '38, '39, '40, G, R, '37, '3R, '39, '40 1PrcsidcntJ, Ath'ctic Night '37, '38, Baccaf lauruatc Churus '37, Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Music Fvstival '38, Orchestra '40, Opcrctta Urchcstra '40, Athletic Night Band 39, '40, Hcalth Club '40, Spillvcl lnlc Stall '39, '40, Merit Roll '39, '40, WOOLDRIDGE, GLENDINE Glennie Hobby' - f' 'Sports ' ' Bedford High School '37, '38, ' 39: Honor Roll, Hvallh Club '40, WESTLAND, JEANNE Sm4ggcy Hobby- Thv Chain Gang. '37, '38, '39, 40, Baskctball '37, '38, '39, '40, G. R. '40, Op' Baccalaurcatc Chvcrleadcr rrctta '40, Chorus '37, Merit Roll '37. '38, '39, '40, Ach' lctic Night '38, Hcalth Club '40. YAEKLE, DALE Spook Hobbyf Dancing and Driving. Mvrit Roll '37, '38, '10, Athletic Night '37, '38, '39, Spilled lnlr Staff '38, Baccalaureate Chorus ' 3 7 . Sixteen XVHITMORE, ELOISE Timur Hubby- This 'n Thar. U. R. '37, '38, '39, '40 1TrcasurcrJ, Dcbatc '39, Public Speaking '40, Spill' cd Ink '38, Opcrcrta '40, Athlctic Night '37, '38, '39, '40, Hualth Club '40, Baskcrball '39, Annual Stall '39, Baccalaureate Chorus '38, Honor Roll '37, '33, '39, '40. YERGIN, DONNA Midget Hrzbbyf Draxving. Health Club '40. WHITTENBERGER GLADYS Glad Hobby- ? Fitch High Schnol '37, Spilled Ink Staff '39, '40, Merit Roll '40, Health Club '40, Baccalaureate Chorus '37, '38. ZARNEY, ELMER Syvrkmft HnbbvA Raisin' 1 ciwkie Duster. Athletic Night '37, '38, '39, '40, Band '37, '38, '39, '40, Drum Major '38, '39, '40, Chcerlcader '37, '38, '39', '40, Or' chcstra '40, Glec Club '40, Operctta Set Scenery '38, '40, , F 5: + r i' THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1940 We, the Senior class of Medina High School, Medina, Ohio, being of sane minds and in full possession of all our faculties fat the momentj declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. Therefore, in accordance with the above, these constitute our individual bequests. Harold Gift is willing to bequeath his right of way on Rt. 42 to anyone who can drive out there any faster than he can in his Model T. Duane Hand sorrowfully gives Anna Rau some of his quiet disposition. Clara Hitzelberger bequeaths to any Sophomore the honor of getting the only A in chemistry tests while the rest of the class flunk. Max Horton wills his teeth to Leonard Frost so that he can get excused some after' noon to get one pulled. Elizabeth Kenzig presents her position as noon librarian to Eldene Hammerschmidt. Wilbur Kerch cheerfully gives to Johnnie Sailer the first chair in the trombone section if he will be careful not to drowned out the rest of the band. Robert Selzer and Louise Kilmer will be willing to plan noon walks for any in- fatuated students. Phyllis Krieger, being in good spirits, donates some of her giggles in English class to Merle Plants, if she will promise to use them with discretion. Ronald Partlon bequeaths to Miss Allen a bit of his smile to be used during those moments when the seniors are out of control. Tom Palmer offers to the highest bidder the privilege of walking into school at 10:00 o'clock and out again at 2:00. Louis Nettleton reluctantly leaves his position at the recorder at noons to any per' son who likes to dance. Lois Gerspacher, Elizabeth Horkey, and Betty Morris gracefully bequeath their quiet ways during school hours to Olive Ann Tooker, Helen Szekeres, and Anna Rau. Irene and Bill Orban donate a bit of brother and sister friendliness to any other brothers and sisters in school who need it. Leonard Prehn will be glad to give to Roy Mugrage all his knowledge of iilm def velopment, etcetera. Robert Pritchard authorizes us to give to Robert Baker his knowledge of farming, providing Baker isn't in love by the time he's out of school. Pearl Skidmore bequeaths to any future students of Miss Thomas's the ability to fulfill the work assigned by her. Betty Shirey, Dale Yaekle, and Virginia Smith, will be glad to give up their booth at Tony's to any other students who can't stand the strain of the Sth period. Robert Kindig wills his somewhat shyness to anybody who knows when to use it to the best advantage. Martha Ryan leaves to Elwood Pincombe the privilege of beating his drum twice as hard. fContinued on Page FiftyfFou'rj Seventeen I' CLASS PROPI-IECY or 1940 Geneva, Switzerland March 5, 1955 Dear Ebert, I landed that job and I am in Geneva now, acting as secretary to Frank Feckley, who, as you know, was recently elected U. S. representative to the World Federation. We crossed the Atlantic in one of those new superfliners designed by Raymond Varisco and just put into operation by Grimes Air Lines. The first session yesterday was attended by representatives from practically every civilized country in the world. The representative from Belgian Congo, with whom I was talking, surprised me by speak' ing of Bob Reuman who is in charge of all U. S. Missions in that section of Africa It seems that Bob captured some rare animals which he sent to the Buck Horton Cir- cus. Nellie Snyder, Margaret Sharps and Ruth Brine, the noted acrobats, are working for Buck now as are Gerald Gienke, the sword swallower, and Princess Dale Yaekle, the hypnotist. This fellow also spoke of Bill Orban, who is in Africa at this time searching for rare plants which he sends to his sister, Irene. Irene certainly did the world a service when she invented the seedless watermelon. We stopped in Paris on our way to Geneva as I have always wanted to see a night club. You can imagine my amazement, when upon entering one of the swankiest of cafes, I was greeted by Dale Bachtell. Dale informed me that he was headwaiter there and took us to Tom Palmer and Boyd Berry, who owned the establishment. The greatest surprise came, however, when I saw Mademoisel Eleaner Humphreys and her dancing troupe, which included Betty Shirey and Virginia Shelke, not to mention many other petite French mademoiselles. Sorry I haven't time for more, old man, but Frank and I have a dinner engagement with U. S. Ambassador to France, Ruth Leidig, and her secretary, Betty Hostetler. Your pal, Bob Kindig Medina, Ohio March 15, 1955 Dear Bob: Congratulations on the job! I hope you spend most of your time in Geneva, as Paris is a poor place to start a diplomatic career. I was interested to hear about some of our old classmates. I can tell about a few more of them. fContinued on Page Sixty'Fivej Eighteen lvl' - ,K ' ,r , . U -K R , , .,' , -,, 'f , ,'J,,' ,, ,-' . I' 1 ffl-'2'i4?iiJ4?Hl'5 5 t -. A 1- ' 3f'? f,, 5 I 511 SENICR B First Row: Catherine M. Wolfe, Lavina Hunter, Lillian Sperber, Stella Holcomb Rosa Peel-rs Second Row: Corwin Riegger, Kenneth Sherman, Richard Smith. THE FIRST TEN IN SCHOLARSHIP Frank Feckley, Valedictorian ......,..,,,...... jean Garnett, Salutatorian ......., .......... Jay Einhart ......,.,,,,. Lillian Gunkleman Imogene Bowman Ruth Leidig .............. Miriam Bradley ..... 4 Leonard Prehn ......,,, Paul Raasch ......,,,. Eloise Whitmore .. Nineteen 93.500 93.307 92.696 92.117 91.939 91.829 91.758 91.593 91.535 91.500 SNAPSHOTS 'Twenty JUNIOR B Top. First Row: Virginia Dewitt, Patty Andcrson, june Brzudwny, Mary juni- Bennett, Viulxi Cunlclcmnn. Sucami Row: Donnlrl Cullcr, Hugh Rieggur, Corwin Lcncrly, Robcrt Gcrspuchcr. Third Raw. Mike ll'ilder, Jzlmvs Schck, Lorfn Kadcn. Bottom' First Row' Myrlin Hocrtz, Dorothy Krcigcr, Helen Felton, Rosalie NVilt, Charlotte Grimes, Bcgnricc lialkcr Catherine lliolff. Second Row: Mary Ziegler, Evelyn Plants, Jack Ryan, Victor Norka, Howard Vfard, Floyd Gzxnynrd, Bi-tty Gill Thivd Row: Floyd lvlcKain, Calvin Ganyard, john Horvath. Twentyfhree SNAPSHGTS Q 'Q 17 ff ff I Twentyfour 1 I fm MW A ' J 6 5 f A w x 1 ww X1 -ii . f Z I 59,6 gin ! QE M M .6 f, F--4 J , i T-if 1 If ' Z-D Q4 Vgbaf Iii? I cf' , f, iii 5 .V 'Q TE,--- ' SQPHCDMORE CLASS SOPHOMGRE A P 111 Fnmt Row Alun Kung, -lulm Clark, Hrlrn llyvr, Parry Flzmlwry, Hclru Nnrxutll, ,lcxmnrttv Arnold, Dnris Hcrron, W..lh- llvlm-111rr', lfdxxuml liucklvy. Surmnl Rum: llmmlnl Spvnfvr. Lms Fmkh-mlm, llvtty Aylzuml, Aluzm llanI11lm'l':whl11ulI, Nlnry Lum Lame, Nlnrgarvt llulmly, l l.mpm Hllllmlm, Lum Xlfnlrrlx, l'ilr1mur Knsziim, llnl'lv1nx'n Gxnrlwtt, l'fnlw.ur.l llrnlmln. Thml Run-: R-vlwn Wmklvr, ,IJIHCS Selma-nlwrgvr, Ruhvrt Humcr, Elnznlwllx lhnlcy, lim-nlmy Sl:--:ilu-1, Ivhxy Kmux, lflmlml Cfuull, -lgmr Kwlf, ,luck lil-num, Paul Urinws, ,lzmws fiilwlw, nn: Flnt Rum: l..nxlrl1cc Kulp, lillrn XX'.urrL'n, llcttu Dials' Wlclwrr, Murll- Plants, Nlary ,limp Ncll. Hulrn Kripur, Alum lflwlly, Vlvizm H.mLl, C.u'ol Stvxcm, Rnlwvrt Svlzvr. S-'mml Kuxv: Lluhn Hulcunmlv, ,l.mws Loup. Alum Armstnmg. Flum Nllntlnml, Hulcn Nl.xrl1n'xw-mln, llvlty M.'l3nsl1f nlnl lumln llvrx Flu- llnchtrll lin-tty NY.up,m'r, Clmrlrs Priw, Nlcrlv Rirlwrt, ' 1 lfhlrfl ARMA: Ilw lllxlvlws, lxfll-lun' lutc, lfugvnc Wlnrd, Hanruld lluyd, Ruy Kvnnuly, Riclmul lflxlcr, Frank Buml, Andrew Vnrxgcu, Rulwrt Cunflcld. Twenty-Six SOPHOMGRE A Top Fxrxt 'Row' Mxidmtlcite Kramer, Arsula Friedt, Betty Derrirk, Maury' McFzidtien, Mztrqery Vfest. Second Row: David Morris, Richard Seymour, Mary Felton, Norma jenn Shircy, Maury K, Bent, Eiigrne NVurd Elmer Sclzcr. Thinl Row. Everett NVilcux, Melvin Pate, Raymond Hewitt, Rulaznd Martin, Lumlie Ring, Gilbert Myers. Buttom: First Row: Katherine Holeston, Ethel Nosker, Jeannette Burris, Maurer-llzi Grim, Clara Belle Bucvy. Second Row: Robert Westland, junior Bailey, Tilden Parker, Vernon Tilton, jxumea Mgtthrwsrin, Robert Rnnwden Roy Mugrage, Robert Riegger. 'Thani Row: YVude Barnes, Norman Grusser, Jack Andermn, Curtis Cnusino, lValrren Burt, Mrllflll Smith. Twenty-Seven SNAPSHQTS l' ' ,K Twenty-Eight xrdx W ' -lg Mm Q VK. xt ,Mlm li!! PX ' W -f w'2Zf5wl:wm'041QlQ f? X m!ff7i'WnWr ix , H41 wily ,mm gg 15,-,,,,a,1Wh9 U fx f 0 Wifff 0, M ' 'W'fQf, fm 6.31 'I f f , JWMW ,Ax 2:17 . Q3gi:3m+M,g 'f b ,5 ,.,,1ifn0?,.'W-' IW' :Wit lmnlggaim ii J V V f - f Vbfii1WW 4om'W ' i f?f4'5'3 f'f'2ff1f5:9 Muffy , 'Q y gi l'l.,l5N'I :haul x 5, EW ,'H6,,M'I ,VW Nix NQNNQQY 5 JM i?!ss.ea.-sw,wgW i GN , wf-Q., . P 'fM ePef?'?F:w 7 I . 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' ' V 11 111111w 111111-11 111111' 11111111 111111l11'v, N1.1rvv H111111c1c, 1.1111:111 1v1.11'1111, 131'1111c1' 1x111w1w, .l.1111.1- 1'111111 , . .1 , , 1111-11 .'X111'11, S,111y 11111113 11.111 A111v11', ,1111111w 1'1111111l111rt, 111111 K1111'1:1x'. T111113' 1111N1', 1.1111.111 XX1'11111v, 1',111'1'11 11,1111'x, 1111: fmfmww QQ I -U - e ' F T gmx' NW ' -- KK X ' f YM., I W M, I . n M-EBQ', cf X 'D S .2-FRNCV st,,NF !5'5t !' . xx fu K ACTIVITIES ANNUAL STAFF Standing: fleft to rightj Barhara Burnham, Robert Shane, Betty Ncuhcld, Dorothy Phillips, Hclcn Szckcrcs, Helen Navratil, Doris Gardner, Beatrice Baker, lean Higgins, Mary V. Schultz. Scaled: Williaiiii Rapp, Bud Fisher, Duane Todd, Marie Arnold, jo Ann Diehel, Rosalie Wilt, Nt-il Uowe. Editor Assisttoit Editor Advertising Manager Assistmtt Advertising Sides Manager Manager ...., Duane Todd Marie Arnold Neil Uowc .lo Ann Dielvel ,Bud Fisher Salexiiicn ...Mary Virginia Schultz, Rohert Shane, Dorothy Phillips, Barhara Burnham, Bruce Clark Smlpxliotx ,, . Williziiii Rapp, Helen Szekeres, Betty Neufield: H. E. Claggctt, faculty supervisor jokes A... ,,,,, ..., ..,,,, , , , Eldcne Haininerschinidt: Miss Mary Ryan, faculty supervisor Typists .. , , ,, , .... Beatrice Baker, ,lean Higgins, Rosalie Wilt, Gladys Medley: Miss Marion Thomas, faculty supervisor Faculty Adviser ., ,..,. , ...,,...,,, ,..,,.... ii,........,,,.....,....... , ...,,.... M i ss Helen Pumphrey Tl1i1tyfFou1' SENIOR CLASS PLAY A Scene from Act III of What a Life WHAT A LIFE a comedy in three acts by Clifford Goldsmith CAST OF CHARACTERS Miss Shae ......,,,.........,.................,,,,,...........,,......,,,.....,............ Nellie Snyder Mr. .Nelson ....4.....,...,. ........... H al Snedden Mr. Paterson ..........w.. .................... J ay Einhart Miss Pike ............,., .............,. M arian Barfoot Bill ., ,.........,.......,.......... ..,...........,,,............... N ewton Betz Miss Egleston ,..,....... ........... G lendine Wooldridge Miss Johnson ............. .................,,...... B etty Sailer Mr. Vacchitto Henry ........,.........,.,,,. Barbara ...,,.,. Gertie ....,............... Mr. Bradley ....... .. Miss Wheeler George Biglow Robert Kindig Elmer Zsarnay ..,,......,,...Betty Hostetler ...........,,Mary Lou West ..............,.,Ebert Weidner ...,,,........lVirginia Deyell ......Vance Grimes Mrs. Aldrich .,,...,.,......................... ,,... .........,,......... L i llian Gabor Mr. Ferguson .......,....................w...................,...,,,,,..,...... Lary McGaffney 111 Directed by Miss Georgene Kuhn - ThirtyfFive GLEE CLUB 'Twp Ulu' Cfufv Fxnt Ruw: H41 Slnxidux, XYlHmr Kvrch, Rulwrt Rvumzm, Nuil Chmwc, Ralph Hqrxlngtun, fm Amin Vm r f'hn I nk Rm , uw' . sm, f 'rn-r Lsxxls, Brucr Clark, jay Einhnr. Sammi Raw Rulu-It Shame, M,xr!1r1 Schrwinlcr, Robert Kmdlg, Ehvrt NVuidnur, Inc flxlwbs, NViHi.um Rupp. Hmmxkl Thmnpmng nt pmrm, XY.1rrcn Hurt, Bumnn Opuruzm: ,IERRY OF IERICO ROAD, Music: Mr, Huwunl Thumpsung Drqnumticsz M155 Uwrgrw K1 Dances: Misa Murggnrct ALHKIIIS, Miss Dorothy Bzwscl, Thi'fzyfSeve-n GIRLS' ATHLETIC NIGHT ' BOYS' ATHLETIC NIGHT L dd Pyramid. Th yEgl1 M COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT .....Y - +L Y HY --. ii-AM, Y f f A'-'V 1 f-+3 ,. --.H ,, .. - M f .,. MAE E 5 m b e fa ., f Xxx A , my- x M' iw ga' ix ' iqlij' in E gy - V I N' Z X,. . ,gnu V X I X X if X ggg. Q W X X E V1 Af -EH E N fm 7 W E XQ E Ag, ffl' - X nf ff 49, Jos'-' X l f N5 K -'qsvbx 'xxx :XX I E I 1 1 s Q A x mfff 52, INK- ,fiv X - A ,gg 5-E: k A ZNQJPJELJ M M Jim- SPILLED INK Fortyfone MANUAL TRAINING HOME ECONOMICS F y'T ART DEPARTMENT VCCATIGNAL AGRICULTURE F yfh Tlw Qucstitm: Rusolvctl: Tlmt tht- U1wt'1'n1m'11t slmultl mvu :md mptwzltc tht' DEBATE Srttlrtl: Vx'1lll.m1 Rupp, Eluznlu-mlm Kcnzlg, Ruth l.t-idig, Rwlwrl Rcumzm, Aunt' Ram, Dtwullwy ffullvu, klullll f1I.ul4. l.l4lyLl l'1-Iwi. lflniw Vs7lultnxult'. HIJIIAIIIIQI Mm Kulm, llxurt- ffl.uL, llnlwrt Kimllgi, Elmont XXvt'fLlI1t'IA. H111 Smwltl-u. DEBATE SCHEDULE: 1030 f 1940 Fclwrtmry 7: Mt'LltI1Ll, AfIEil'I11LlfiVC, vs. Akron Springficld, Ncggltivc. At Akron litfisiult in llnvur of Akrtm Springfield. lfclvl'11:1ry U: Mt'Llil1.l, Negative, vs. Mil!1Sfit'lLl, Affirmzttivv. At Nfalmflcld. Dvcisiun in Iltvur ol' Mctlinzt. Fclwruzlry Dccisicm in favor uf Mztlwlc Heights. FL'IWl'llIl1'y 23: Mcdmzt, Ncgattivc, vs Wmmcnstt'r, Atfirmntivc. At Mcdinzl. IBUCISUJII in favor of Wmmmwstcr. FortyfFour 16: Mt'Llfl1ll, Alfirmzltivc, vs, M2ll3lC Hcights, Ncgaxtivc. At Mcdillgl. R1lil1'tHLlkl fxfr 'sf Mx A x o LI QQ 5 ,. '1N- W! - Wy? N 12 6 Q 7 1 I fl may X V qi I ,fggfl I J Tx x1l.1 ATHLETICS s Q FOOTBALL TEAM an T .1 Gerald Gienke Boyd Berry Harold Gift Frank Rau junior Davis Bob Reuman End Half-Back End .Quarterback 'Tackle 'Tackle f Capt. Bob Taylor Frank Feckley Dick Smith Duane Todd Ralph Herrington Lee Davis Full Back HalffBack Guard 'Tackle Guard Guard H. Oberholtzer Bob Shane Don Culler Corwin Letterly Jim Gihhs jack Bennett Center Center Tackle End Half-Back End COACH Mr. Sam Masi SEASON STATISTICS Medina 6, Wcxister 19 Medina 31, Wellington O Medina 0, North Royalton 6 Medina 0, Amherst 0 Medina 19, Vermilion 27 Medina O, Clearview 20 Medina 26, New London O Medina 13, Kent State 6 FortyfSix FOOTBALL RESERVES BASKETBALL SQUAD 'Twp Ffufllmll R1'.11'71'1'.1 F-11.11 Kuw: Buh Hugh, Mg1x Enlccns, IXA111 Hi11t:lcn1411111, Fruddu' Urcc11w1m1,l, Curl Alwll liwhlu H111l1l1111xtt, C,1.11g Penn, ,l.1mcs P.1lmql11st, 511111111 Row: lm' U1lNlw, Rulwrt Hcxxitt, xlnmrs M.1tl1cxx's1111, Rugs M:1tl1cxx's1111, Victur Norkzl, ,lim Wvillinms, j.1m1 .l11l111mn, Couch Mz1s1. Tll ml R11111: Bula S.11lur, D1m:1ld Tmlkl, XVz1dc Ccmuxm-r, P11111 Grimcs, Pillll Srnirhlwrgcr, B11tt11111 B11.1lqctl711ll S1111111l: F1111 1K1111': R.1lph Hrrrilmgtun, Frank Rau, NL'wt11n Butz, Buyxl Hurry, Rulwft Taylor. S 111 R 11 lm C' llw L1 D1 ' l 111111 11 1: b ' 111 5, xc aus, Cvrvgury K11x'11ch, Tud Elliott, H111 S1x1'dalu11, Rulvcrt Slums, Lyllilllf T111l1 ff11.1Cl1 lmmrs. 'fhml R11111' P11111 Chirm-5, YVill111m Rupp, V11111111 T1lN7I1, Bruin Clark, james Sulwck. Fo1tyfSeve11 BGYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Frank Rau Newton Betz Bob Taylor Boyd Berry Forward Guard Center Forward Gregory Kovaeh Lee Davis Bob Shane Ted Elliott Guard Guard Guard Center COACH Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 24-v Mr. David P. Jones SEASCDN STATISTICS BASKETBALL sCoREs4ios9f Berea 41 Wellirmgtcuim 14 Wcicister 35 New London 19 Amherst 34 Welliiigtcmii 16 Verimilion 29 FortyfEight Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Mediiua '40 42 17 21 24 li 14 18 Clearview 17 New London 18 4 -Amherst 37 fVermilion 43 -Rocky River 20 fClearview 46 Alumni 22 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Nellie Snyder Dorothy Culler Virginia Deyell Margaret Sharps Betty Sailer Guard Guard Forward Forward Guard Honorary Captain Ruth Brine Jeanne Westland Miss Edith Allen Mary Lou West Jean Higgins Guard Guard Coach Forward Forward E Hammerschmidt Ann Leister Elizabeth Bailey Helen Mathewson Viola Gunkleman Forward Guard Forward Guard Guard COACH Miss Edith B. Allen SEASON STATISTICS Dec. 8, Medina vs. Lykens, 24f18 Dec. 15, Medina vs. Bellevue, 40f4 Dec. 21, Medina vs. Alumni, 2Of12 Jan. 4, Medina vs. Willard, 17f22 jan. 11, Medina vs. Kent, 18'1O Jan. 18, Medina vs. Faculty, 18-15 Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb F o rtyfNi'ne 25, Medina vs. Willard, 14f2O 2, Medina vs. Kent, 18f10 9, Medina vs. Faculty, 18f12 12, Medina vs. Alumni, 12f8 14,bMedina vs. Lykens, 7f12 19, Medina vs. Kent, 12f11 n,wn:xmw:xr:s-samueLss1le'ma ' '-wm'se-am:'i:z f ua1 1 r-:nu can mu-mnw.w-ae-'z'1'Ja'f -1 K f 2 new-f, grfyxwvamri :1ca::zvymw.vnoNmassA.. :stabs-mmwirsraumum , eww-'asrnsrzadw mnaBa 1mwmnaw1 BASEBALL TEAM Ivledina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 1,, QW , Brunswick 1 Ashland 2 -Brunswick 3 Wadsworth 3 Wellingtcun 'i - -fWcmoster 2 -1 J COACH Mi'. David P. Jones SEASON STATISTICS BASEBALL sc0REs, 1939 Fifty Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Ashland O Louisville 4 fTournamenO fwelliiigtcvn flst In., Rain OAWadsworth 3 9-Akron West 4 SENIGR CHEER LEADERS Mary Ziegler, jezmne Westlzlnd, Elmer Zsarney, Betty Sailer, Bud Fish FOOTBALL PROM FiftyfOne Sept. 11 Sept. 22 MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL 1939f1940 -School starts with many a Freshman not in the right place. -First assembly of this school year. A football game in the evening. Wooster 19, Medina 6. Sept. 29-Mr. Thompson's masterpiece, a Toast to Medina High, is introduced in assembly. Football game, North Royalton 6, Medina 0. Oct. 6-Assembly. Game with Vermilion. We-19, they-27. Oct. 12-Pep Meeting. Dedication of our new stadium. The boys showed their apprecif ation by winning the game from New London, 25 to 0. Orchids to Bob Taylor and Dick Smith. Oct. 20-Medina defeated Wellington, 31 to 0. Victory dance at St. Paul's parish house. Oct. 23-JuniorfSenior kid party. Second childhood. Oct 25- The Railway Express Company presented a show entitled On the Wings of the Morning. Oct. 26-The most enthusiastic pep meeting this year. Medina played Amherst. No SCOYC . Oct. 30-Seniors take an intelligence test and find that the last four years have been wasted by some of them. Oct. 31-The second semester typing class put out the first edition of Spilled Ink. Hallowe'en party at the stadium. The P. T. A. provided plenty of doughnuts and cider. Nov. 3-Assembly. Magazine sales begin. Game with Clearview. Score, 20 to O. Nov. 10-Assembly. Game with Kent. We won, 13 to 0. Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov. 23 -The YMCA brought Myles Moyne of Uruguay to speak to us in assembly. --The Thanksgiving edition of Spilled Ink came out. -Thanksgiving vacation. Dec. 1-Assembly. Diplomas were presented to the star magazine sellers, Everett Wilcox, Max Horton, Bob Roawden, and Ellen Abell. Boys' game at Berea. We lost 41 to 29. Sophomore Hillbilly Shindig. Dec. 6-Boys' game at Wellington. We 18, they 14. Dec. 8-Assembly. Miss Phillips gave an account of her trip to South America this summer. Girls defeated Lykens, 2 to 3. Boys lost to Wooster 35 to 23. Dec. 12-The boys defeated New London: 34 to 19. Dec. 13-Formal dance sponsored by P. T. A. Letters were given to the football boys. Dec. 15 Oh, I won't be home until morning- -Assembly. The football players presented a leather jacket to Coach Sam Masi. Freshman party. Game at Amherst. We 24, they 34. Girls defeated Bellevue 16 to 8. Fifty-Two zz Q ' rv f' 5 ' 5 f N I S.: ff. df I ,, X k I I X X , I j ' X e , I -'fd 'I' 9 ' W 1 I- A X 1 ff' I f X 4 ' 5-E51-f X O - V N J fff ga? -fin' . f, , 6 oz! , Z1 471 Zz 1 045 2' 2 ' 41 ow I 1 92 WZ' '55 r 5, 5-QQ... ,gf E J, 3250324 .-LH-4 545- fv ,747 fl - I i 5-1 ' . Q -541-'fkw' , ' -.ka I 5, 19 JOKES, ARTICLES, AD ERTISEME TS Day Ph Nxte Pho e 1364 3192 HANSHUE AUTO CO Wlllys Sales and Service General Repazrmg and Tomng Serwce Com pl 'ments ANDERSON S DRUG STORE HERRINGTON'S NEWS AGENCY 115 W. Liberty Sr. P one 1331 SCHIN E S MEDIN A THEATRE P 1139 Compliments of THE COFFEE HOUSE AMERICAN HOUSE NEWSPAPERS - MAGAZINES HOTEL one ' n MEDIN A Compliments of 1 of 9 9 Shows 7 to 9 hone h Fiftyfsix , WEE., ..M,... , I ,I POCKET AND CAROM BILLIARDS Meet Your Friends at SARD S SPORT SHOP PRINCESS BLOCK PHONE 1230 HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES SHELLS TACKLE Oberlxn Dry Cleaners agency THE SPORTSMAN S HOME ZIEGLER S Medina' s Only for DRY CLEANING PLANT Employs Only Medzna Men ALL THINGS WEARABLE HARRY G STREETT Where GIRL GR ATES Snedden Brown old man could I borrow that tuxedo of your brothers you were wearmg last mght? B111 Sure 1f youll g1VC xt to Reu will and their man and tell h1m Rau wants lt before Apparel Requirements the first of 1'1CXlI 1'Il0I1th amply filled Zsarney 'Txmes arent so bad I pald S14 25 for thls sult and don t you thmk with less confuslon lt S a perfect gt? Saller F1t' Boy' Its a. perfect con vuls1on' Patromze Medznzan Advertisers and more satlsfactlon JoE ZSARNAY LONG ACRE AND SON Modern Shoe Repair Shop No Nails No Stztches New All Leather Shoes Blgelow Rugs Armstrong Linoleum 109 W Washington St Wallpaper Medina Ohlo 5 u . us ' 1 9 s f - as .' ,L . , . . . . . ' , so . ., . . . , . . . ' -s - ss - s . . : . . f - . . . . . 0 . . . . . . ! Fifty'Scven SAN-A-BAKE SHOP For the Best in Baked Goods also Home Made Candies Wedding and Birthday Cakes Made to your Special Order 138 N. Court St. Phone 1231 Compliments o MEDIN A NUT SHOP Compliments o THE BUCKEYE DINER The Place to Eat A Real Meal at A Right Price On The Square Compliments o HARTMAN S GROCERY STORE Telephones-33044 - 1388 Compliments o JOHN MOXLEY Once You Try- Youll Always Buy' LIBBY SHOPPE SCHOOL SUPPLIES ENAMELWARE GLASSWARE NOTIONS Dresses Lingerie TOYS Milinery Hos'ery 6 Public Square Medina Medina Ohio ' f f f f .. B. ac L. Sc to 51.00 s'roRE FiftyfEight LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Contmued from Page Fzfty Four Elmer Zsarnay w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get out of two weeks of school to do operetta scenery to Wesley Kemp Marlan Barfoot 1n sound mlnd and body does hereby w1ll her everlastlng love for h1stor1cal subjects to Donald Todd knowmg that he w1ll be ever so studlous Lawrence McGaffney hereby w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to sleep ln all classes to any Fresh man who w1ll use lt to the best of h1S or her ab1l1ty Margle Kenyon offers her red ha1r to Mar1e Navratxl to g1VE her an excuse for that temper Dons Woods offers her job as Mr Clagfrett s secretary to Beatrlce Baker Betty Hostetler w1lls the pr1v1lege of walkxng home w1th the three Bettys at noon to any underclassman whose name IS Betty Paul Raasch leaves fifty pounds of h1s health to Duane Todd Phyllls Sohl donates her bookkeeplng seat to any future bookkeepmg students Helen Grogg wlshes to w1ll her smallness and nlmbleness to Anne Lelster Ruth Le1d1g bequaths her eternal chatter to Hazel Ream Florence Oleksa g1VES Eleanor Kaszxan the prlvxlege of dancxng her dances with johnnle Saller at noons Elhson Brooks w1lls h1s accent to anyone who knows how to use It Elo1se Whltmore w1lls her ab1l1ty to get to school early every mornxng to Betty Aylard Bob Reuman Hal Snedden and Ebert Wledner bequeaths the prlvxlege Ol of de batlng UQ IH assembly CJ to anyone w1th the t1mer1ty to try lt For their con venlence they throw 1n one pa1r of braces fto keep knees apart, one stlck of gum fto keep teeth 1n placej asp1r1n tablet Qguess whyj and one pa1r of brxght red mlttens fextra large to bolster up a l1ttle courage before hand Good luck Betty Saller w1lls to any under graduate her unreallzed a1m to be on the honor roll all four years Vance Grlmes the good lookmg Romeo of the Sen1or class hereby w1lls the one and only g1rls 1n Wooster to Duane Todd Vlolet Plants w1lls to Patsy Flannery the technlque of gettlng to school just on tlme every mornmg Gladys Wh1ttenberger and Mary Lou West bequeath the1r lastmg fr1endsh1p to Charlotte Gr1mes and Joan Gunkelman Eleanor NC1SW1HtEf w1lls her naturally curly ha1r to anyone who wlshes to save the pr1ce of a permanent M1r1am Bradley w1lls her duty as secretary and treasurer of the H H club to Betty Glll provldmg she can stand the stra1n Nellxe Snyder g1VCS her pleasant nature to Barbara Burnham Ruth Brlne bequeaths her h1story ab1l1ty to some future hlstory student L11l1an Gabor grants her Model A Ford to the football squad for transportatxon purposes Margaret Hazen presents the dust mop to Joan Gunkelman 1f she wlll promlse to keep the L1brary dusted Llllxan Gunkelman w1lls her sewlng ab1l1ty to Ohve Ann Tooker Raymond Varlsco bequeaths h1s qu1et d1spos1t1on to Frank Bond and anyone else who needs lt fContmued on Page Szxty Fwej . 4 ' if J 5 7 , . , . . 'Lt 59 . . , D 5 ' , ! 7 7 , 7 1 . Fifty'Ninc mvygmy .F .W Compliments of THE FREE OIL CO. A HOME COMPANY Medina, Ohio Compliments o PRITCHARD S HONEY STAND ARTISTIC DRY CLEANERS W Speci ize ' O orl DRY CLEANING t t T W W t THE BEST AT REASONABLE PRICES W C Il F d D I P 1039 285 S C urt With Best W shes and Personal Rega ds or The Class o 140 TUBBS INSURANCE AGENCY Medma Ohlo Shop and Save at the BOSTON DEP T STORE Outfitt for th Ent re Fam ly 107N C rtSt M h ANCE 6' CO INC Insurance DIN A OH LOOK YOUR BEST CLEOCO S BEAUTE SHOPPE MEDINA 0 Ph 2108 e al m d ess , and Ca er o hose ho an e a or an e iver hone . o nn- ' i f I f 7 , ers e i i . . . ou . , edina, O io A Compliments of 9 I, ' A 4 1 J 1 M E ' I O 1 ' one fgioiffw ,., W 1 Q. f L. Sixty - -7 -7 Compliments of RICKARD BROTHERS THE COMPLETE FOOD STORE The Best and Freshest of Eats Public Square Telephone 2047 - 1440 Cork: Here, Boy! Take this fly out of my soda. Shane: What do you think I am, a life guard? New Rich Motorist fto station at' tendantj: My car's down the road, out of gas. Get me a gallon, and hurry it up. What you need here is push. That's how I made my money. Push. I pushed. Ralph H.: Well, you'll have to push some more, mister. There ain't a drop of gas around the place. Patronize Medinian Adyertisers Cheap Shoes - Cheat You Be Smart-Buy Good Shoes and Have Them Rebuilt dl THE BUSY BEE SHOE SHOP 86 HAT CLEANING 30 Years Experience Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE Home Owned by T. W. Goulding So. Court St. Old Post Office Building SixtyfOne SCHMIDT BROS. TEXACO ssnvrcs Texaco and Havoline Motor Oil Maarfak - Lubrication WILLARD BATTERIES Phone 2217 We're Going to T O N Y ' S Pleasantly Different Try Tony's Delicious HOME MADE CANDY MEDIN A RADIO SHOP RADIOS - SERVICE - PARTS OIL BURNERS APPLIANCES Merchandising Coal Is AND Our Business ICE CREAM 28 Years in Medina MEDINA COAL CO' We Know It's Good - We Make Il R. E. HART Compliments of I P MEDINA KD l Medina's .leweleyt WALLPAPER 35 l ft' OVER so YEARS UIANUNDS'WATCHIS5lLVfRSi'ilTHS'GlFIS 0lT '--'1TT ? ' W '- 209 S. Court St., Medina, O. Compliments of JOHN A. WEBER Sixtyffwo The Name On the Box ls Your HALLMARK of QUALITY Congratulations from FECKLEY AUTO SALES INC. Authorized FORD 86 MERCURY Dealers 11 Years nf Reliable Service 1 500 PHONE 1 500 FIELD S BARBER SHOP Put your best foot forward But keep it well pressed MEDINA DRY CLEANERS Chas F Warren prop 1 500 PHONE 1 500 Complzments o GUNKLEMAN 86 IDOE Lovma Washburn Hammerschmndt Wm L Hammerschmndt Nellie Hammerschmxdt Miller Andrew L Hammer-schmxdt W W H rsch d m amme ml t Sara Hammerschmldt Rmhard E Hammerschmxdt Class 1878 1903 1909 1932 1933 1937 1938 HAMMERSCHMIDT S FLOWERS Phone 1010 Medina QUALITY SHOE SHOP 134 N COURT ST Opposlte Waite s Funeral Home Expert 6' Honest Advice Congratulations from MILLER JONES CO to the CLASS OF 1940 Style footwear or the graduate' Medina Ohio Complzments o STANDARD DRUG cr 1 ' lv 7 . . , . , . . . . , v U ' - . , f f . , . F Sixty-Three Compliments of SAILER S MEN S SHOP CLOTH CRAFT CLOTHES 311 FURNISHINGS MEDINA KAUFMAN S SOHIO SERVICE ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES COMPLETE LUBRICATION RADIATOR SERVICE Com plzments of the largest and most complete hardware store in Medina County We carry everything and are happy to serve you MEDIN A HARDWARE Compliments o MEDINA AUTO PARTS TH C J KERN an Co HAS SERVED YOU FROM 1911 to 1940 Dealers in Furnaces Evespouting Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds Phone 2150 A 86 R SERVICE SHOP PHILCO RADIOS Household Electric Appliances Medina s Oldest Appliance S tore d PAUL J. ANDERSON 86 SONS ' E f Sixty'Fou'r LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT fContmued from Page F1ftyNme Helen Martln bequeaths her glasses to MISS Kuhn s secretary Robert Evans and OI'V1ll6 Thompson bestow upon Paul Grlmes and Paul Barr the honor of berng 1n school every day just long enough to learn a llttle geometry jumor Dav1s would be more than w1ll1ng to grve Warren Bart a b1t of h1s size 1n order that Warren mrght be able to go out for football next year Glend1ne Wooldrrdge bequeaths some of her red ha1r to Barbara Burnham gllghard Mugrage agrees to w1ll to Jurnor Rowe h1s two months experrence 1n e ate grail? Struzynsky w1lls h1S sly way of walkmg around 1n the halls to Wrllram uc ey Donna Yergln bequeaths three mches of her shortness to Joann Szanlszlo Gerald Glenke leaves a cupboard of cookrng utens1ls to any boy who w1shes to be a bachelor and take up cookmg We truly belreve that the above bequests are made ln accordance wlth the laws of th1S State County and School and so on thrs 29th day of May 1940 we set our seal on tl11S document S1gned Scmor Class per Hal Snedden Newton Betz WltnCSS6S Freshmen Sophomores umors CLASS PROPHECY fContmued fvom Page Ezghteen I just came from a pol1t1cal convent1on 1n whlch Hal Snedden was nomrnated for h1s second term as Attorney General of Ohro Hls campa1gn manager Newton Betz says hell be governor yet and lf he IS he w1ll probably appo1nt L1ll1an Gabor as super mtendent of hrghways L1ll1an s company IS now engaged 1n burldmg the new super hlghway between Medlna and Cleveland Jrm Ryan who w1ll superlntend the Job hopes to have It completed 1n t1me for the Natlonal A1r Races next fall Jeanne Westland and Gmny Deyell w1ll be among those to compete 1n the Partlon Trophy Race for the cup sponsored by the Partlon Baby Bottle Company There IS a lot of constructlon work golng on rn Medrna now Work was recently begun by the McGaffney Construct1on Company on Bob Evan s new plant to manu facture peanut bars Accordrng to sales manager Orvllle Thompson these bars are now sold 1n every country 1n the world Rrchard Mugrage and Robert Selzer w1th the1r wrves Helen Grogg and Louxse Krlmer are bulldlng a new factory too They mtend to wrap the turkeys they ralse on the1r turkey ranch 1n cellophane McGaffney IS also burldmg an add1t1on to the Medlna Hospital whlch accordrng to chief of staff Dr Dorothy Culler IS now the largest and best hospltal 1n Medlna County The nurslng staff 1ncludes several old classmates among who are Glend1ne Wooldrrclge Donna Yer gm and Dorls Woods Ive just been looking at a recent copy of the Saturday Evenlng Post the cover of whlch was drawn by Zsarney Elmer draws qurte a b1t for the Komjatr and Whltmore Advertrsrng Company too as do Jean Roshon and Marran Barfoot There IS an artrcle ln the Post about Frank Rau the new coach for Southern Cal1forn1a Frank was wlth the Rams for a wh1le Bob Taylor Harold Grft and Jumor Dav1s were too before they retlred fContmued on Page Ezghty Erghtj ' ' ' y 70. 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' ' ' . . y Sixtyfffivc Complxments 0 BLUE ROOM BEAUTY SHOP Medma Ohlo PAPP S MOBIL SERVICE MOBILE GASOLINE and OILS On the Edge of Town Rt 4 Medina Ohm MISS Phrlllps Do you thmk paper can be used effeetlvely to keep people warm? laul Crimes Ill sly The llst report elrel I took home kept the fmuly hot for 1. week Mxss Rym Frank trmslflte Rex Fnmk Rau The lung, flees MISS Ryan You should use hrs trfmslatlng the perfeet tense Frank Rau The kmg has fleas Patromze Mednnzan Advertzsers Compliments 0 SAM S BEAUTY SHOP Tel 13 50 1 18 West Lrberty St Medina Ohxo Complrments o DAVID D PORTER ATTORNEY AT LAW Medina Ohxo MEDIN A MOTOR CO U U TIRES BATTERIES Complzments o R E SNEDDEN K E L V I N A T O R Look at the Name-Look at the Price' EASY WASHERS 8L IRONERS KELVINATOR 86 UNIVERSAL RANGES WIRING FIXTURES 8L APPLIANCES WIDEMAN ELECTRIC CO Phone 1372 Medina, Ohlo . f , , . 2 I , , ' 1- ,. - , ,, f I sl n I -Q 's u u i . 1 T T' I 1: ' , 'z ' . fugitf' v 1 3 s . Y xi. . ' : ' Q' 111 ' ' l I I ' . I 1 ' ' I ' .S. .S. 7 . f If ' F, . . . Sixtyfsix EAM 1 we A,4 klfgfxgl 'api HI WAY FISH 8 CHIP House LY W4 N Hsu .md STEAK onwms W OPEN DAILY 11 AM to 12 PM Hot FIShS6UdWICh with French Fries E cept Monday 11 A M to 7 PM Tele-phonelO34 Route 49. Two Mules North of Medma 1+ am? Compllments o THE GEO S MELLERT WEIDNER CO ED DEIBEL GENERAL CONTRACTORS Compliments o 1400 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Complzments 0 rom JERRY COLBURN GENSEMER'S INSURANCE AGENCY A Good Place to Compliments of Meet and Eat VAN EPP 86 LARIBEE LIVINGSTON 'S TAVERN ' ' an - 'A K 1 R Xg7?'3k?. XM 1 1- ' 95352 . A . E 1' ,,:.fQ5Qv 4 I ' X 1 . . . . 1 -f - - ' A 531 155 7 ' he Medina, Ohio Phone Medina, Ohio Rxverby SixtyfSe11en New Classes Begin The First Monday of Every Month Special Intensive Course in Shorthand and Typewriting for students who expect to enter college in the fall. REGULAR COURSES will be offered for those who prefer to remain in business school for a. complete training in preparation for employment. For further information write or call: HAMMEL BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 57 East Market Street Akron Ohio Compliments o GANYARD MOTOR Studebaker SALES and SERVICE Compliments o AMSTUTZ HATCHERIES 226 South Court St Medina O. Phone 1219 Medina Ohio Phone 3036 Compliments o X L HESS DISTRICT MANAGER OHIO EDISON COMPANY Miss Wright: If I cut a beef steak in two then cut the halves in two then di vide the pieces what do I get? Ork Thompson: Eights. Miss Wright: Correct. Again? Thompson: Sixteenths. Miss Wright: Correct. Again? Thompson: Thirty Seconds. Miss Wright: Correct. And once more? Thompson: Hamburger. Patronize Mcdinian Advertisers Com plzments o HATCH S DAIRY 81 DELICATESSEN STORE Makers of ICE CREAM of FINEST QUALITY Try Our Soda Fountain Specials 111 West Liberty St Medina Ohio Phone 1011 f . f f Medina, Ohio Telephone 2336 .. . f SixtyfEigl1t HARRIS PAINTS Protect and Beautxfy Exterior Surfaces an Make Interior Surfaces More Colorful and Clean pmur EIHIJ33 HEMMETER 5 10 25 .S1 00 STORE School Supplies Candy Hosiery Notnons Toys Glassware Stationery Thus Trade Mark Identnfies Harrns Qual ty Paints Enamels Varmshes and Roof Coatrngs Manufactured by Thej E HARRIS Co Wooster Ohxo Atlanta Ga I When an Wooster Vmt Our Factory and Storej READ THE MEDINA SENTINEL MEDINA COUNTY S NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER Comphments o JAMES N AVRATIL Licensed Real Estate Broker Phone 1918 Medina Ohio Phone 1015 Cor Court 86 North CI-IAFFEE'S SOHIO SERVICE Try Our INTERNAL MOTOR CLEANER ATLAS RADIOS TIRES SUPPLIES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Best Wzshes From A FRIEND You Vzszt Almost Daily .d RINS41 . . . i 1 ' f Sixty-Nine Congratulatlons Best 0 Luck V FRANK MGORE INC OFFICIAL PHOTGGRAPHERS FOR THE MEDINIAN F and f General School Supplies J. H. 1-1oLcoMB and co. Carl R. Dietsch 11518 St. Clair Ave. Robt. H. Adams Cleveland, Ohio Compliments o TEBBIT S ICE CREAM Its a Health Food Fancy Party Molds Our Spec1alty Phone 1062 Medma Ohlo Dlck Sm1th Why are an elephant and an engme al1ke7 Bud Re1gger Search me I don t know Dlck Sm1th Because they both have ears Bud Rexgger An engme doesn t have an ear D1ck Sm1th Sure havent you ever heard of an eng1neer7 Patromze Medznxan Advertxsers MEDINA 5 86 10 The Stadium ns bullt Next thmg to buxld ns a hospital like the one the Peltons went to see at Elk Cnty Okla Yours for Medma PELTON'S COMPLETE FOOD STORE ROOFING Asbestos Sheet Metal Work Metal and Asphalt and Spoutxng Lnghtnmg Rods and Pamts Furnaces and Furnace Repanr Stove Pipe and Flttmgs BERRY 86 RITTER 233 South Court St Phone 4005 Medma Ohm rc 1 v . ca ' 9 Y , , ! . . 9 . . , ' s s ' J ' 9 G . Q . . . . . l , ' 9 . . .' . 'v v SeuentyfO'ne 45 1 ii L,,,,. VISIT ROOT'S N EW RETAIL STORE AT T1-IE FACTORY HONEY EXTRACTED, COMB, AND HONEY FROST HONEY COMB CANDLES PURE BEESWAX DO NOT BEND OVER THE A I ROOT COMPANY MEDINA OHIO GOODEN S BARBER SHOP GEORGE D LAURENZ . Agents for Meyers Lauderers and D y Cl aner The Carburetor Man RUGS and CURTAINS P 118, We Call for and Deliver Phone 2009 Medina Ohio Compliments To Senior Class of 1940 THE HENRY FURNACE 86 FOUNDRY CO Manu acturers o Moncrie Furnaces and Air Conditioning Systems O I 7 9 fl' Il r e S hone 111 West Smith Road Medina, Ohn , if 1- gil O '11 ie f f f if - 414 .Hr ,. wg? 2.4 ,- 25? Sb ar' 2 is fx Seventy-Two 'R FOR YOUR FAVORITE FUEL BOWMAN 'S SERVICE . QUALITY at rnedifia ECONOMY Call 1280 THE MEDIN A FARMERS EXCHANGE Complxments o Clean Warehouse Clean Stock L A D ' BEAUTY SHOPPE Flour Feed Gram Seeds Hay 86 Straw Permanent Waring Field and Poultry Fence Fertxhzers our specialty Sewer and Dram Tnle PHONE 1008 Congratulatzons Medxna Semors You Are Fmlshmg Your High School Course WHAT S AHEAD FOR YOU You need SPECIAL TRAINING for gettmg a posmon and You need GENERAL BACK GROUND TRAINING for larger personal development and for getting promotlons Get both of these by talcmg a well rounded TWO YEAR COURSE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION or SECRETARIAL TRAINING ln THE OBERLIN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Oberlm Ohm 9 Member o American Assocxatxon of Iumor Colleges Business needs the better class of young people from our H1 Schools It also olfers you the call for nnformatxon Dot Ph1ll1p fAt exc1t1ng basketball SPITZER game I donst see how Newt can keep so cool Joe De1bel That s easy Look at all the fans around h1m INC Prof Dear me th1s 1S very d1StI'8SS1I1g ECKLEY CHASE Daughter What IS 1t Dad? Manage, Prof I gave a pup1l a spec1al course 1n memory tra1n1ng Now he has forgotten to pay me and try as I w1ll I cant re member h1s name Medma Ohm , f 5 7 I 9 5 ! . , . . , . 9 7 greatest opportunities. A good two year school is 'the place for business training. Write or J Bi 5. 17 . ' . lk 5 ' 11 . I , . . . . I : , . n I ' . 5 , , Seuentyffhrec Compliments of WOODWARD S I G A MARKET 112 N Court Phone 1295 Telephone 1 173 C om plzments o Free Estimates ROSE UPI-IOLSTERIN G CO FILCO ELECTRIC MOTOR Furmture and Upholstermg Carpets Rugs and Lmoleum MEDINA OHIO 226 So Court St Medina Ohlo phone 1377 MEDINA FURNITURE CO Complete Home Out tters SIMMONS BEDDING KROEHLER LIVING ROOM FURNITURE STEWART WARNER ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS South Side of Square Tel 1041 Complxments o 140 N Court St Medina Ohxo DODGE PLYMOUTH FURNITURE COMPANY PACKARD 716 N Court St Walker S I Swam Medina ohm Phone 1473 , 9 ' I I f F Liberal Credit and Trade Ins . ' f Sevc'nty'Four Cleveland's Friendly ARAGON BALLROOM W. 25th St. Near Clark ALWAYS A POPULAR BAND AT THE ARAGON DANCING EVERY SUN., MON., WED., FRI., SAT. Hold your club dances with us. A sure Money Maker on our Popular Percentage Plan. LEARN TO DANCE Beginners class every Monday, 8:30 SHARP SAM ancl FRED NASH - LAFAYETTE Sales and Service Drive the world's only car with the Amazing WEATHER-EYE Conditioned Air System General A uto Repairing 116 S. Elmwood Phone 1452 Compliments of JOHN C. CULP Plumbing 86 Heating 358 BAXTER ST. MEDINA, O. Phone 3051 Congratulations--TO THE CLASS OF 1940 I Greetings-TO OUR MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS LOWE BROS. PAINTS Compliments of and VARNISHES WAITE and SON E. E. WALLACE Seventyfive ' Q15 , s , evqveq ' 3 mf is-, J lv LEFTY'S MOBIL SERVICE Have You Stopped In Yet? Deyell: Why is a fisherman never generous? HEAR, YE! Culler: You got me! Deyell: Because his business makes The codfish lays a million eggs, him sellfiishf' The barnyard hen but oneg .1.i But the codish doesn't cackle Tooker: What kind of crime does a T0 Show what She has dQf1eS sleeping boy represent? We SCOfIl the modest COdflSh Burnham: O. K. What? The Cackling hen We P1123- Tookerz Kidnapping Proving that, beyond a doubt, It pays to advertise. Patronize Medinian Advertisers MEDINA BODY WORKS SMITHBERGEFUS TE A SE E Wrecked Car Specialists X CO RVIC MEDINA OHIO Corner State Rd. 86 Liberty St. 9 Phone 1826 The SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK Co. MEDINA, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Seventy-Six X . N ,V . , , lv . x',, 2 iff- i a BETTER DRY CLEANING SERVICE EXPERT WORKMAN SHIP PROMPT SERVICE sdoyo dyclea ga dsa eth d PHONE MEDINA 1230 F Compl te Cl a mg Ser lce OBERLIN DRY CLEANERS SARD S SPORT SHOP agent Princess Block Medlna THE BENNETT LUMBER CO BUILDERS SUPPLIES MILLWORK LUMBER Phon 1125 Medina Ohlo KATIE SHEPARD SHANE MEDINA COUNTY REAL ESTATE Cl s of 1895 EARL H. FOOTE Passed on July 29, 1933 we oger- Let u ur r nin n 'v e iference ask our driver, or or e e n' v' 9 9 O 7 e . , . a s SeventyfSeven OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY 5-5134 . C Q. Chartered 1848 Leroy Ohio FIRE AUTOMOBILE CASUALTY Insurance Ohio Farmers Indemnity Company B A Xcfwkgva 'v 4 , ' ' PIC u X , . .4 1 7 M - Seventy'E ght This Space is Contributed Through the Compliments of Dr. R. L. Grierson Naturopathic Physician Phone 1387 133-135 W. Liberty St., Medina, Ohio Dr. R. H. Overholt Osteopathic Physician Phone 1476 Lafayette Rd., Medina, Ohio Dr. Russell F. Beck Osteopathic Physician Phone 1022 N. Court St., Medina, Ohio Dr. W. K. Mueller Veterinarian Phone 1384 690 Lafayette Rd., Medina, Ohio X1 HFXHRAOI LI 1 Compliments of GIBBS MOTOR CO. GLDSMOBILE -is elf, , M , MEDINA'S GQQD FOQD CONGRATULATIONS RESTAURANT SENIORS 1 1 Next To Home, This is The Place to Eat 108 W. Washington Medina, Ohio Phone 1316 SeventyfNi'ne HEP'S PORTHOLE Counter and Curb Service -W CHIPPEWA LAKE PARK C g 'S ' Invites You to Make CHIPPEWA JO DEIBEL Your Year 'Round Playground and DANCE. BOAT BATHE G m the Summer SKATE fm' in the Winter 1938 Advertising Managers He: fCensoredj She: QCensoredj He: QCensoreclD DYKE SCHOOL .., Snow, OF COMMERCE Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Get the drift? College Grade Business Training Patronize Medinian Advertisers Co-educational Free Employment Service MEDIN A CASH MARKET Standard Bldg. QUALITY FOODS Cleveland Compliments of Compliments of DR. M. E. GARVER . Ch' d' 1.13. PALMQUIST GPO 'S' 435 East Washington St., Medina, Ohio Eighty 955 Compliments of THE PHYSICIANS of MEDIN A Dr. M. C. Archer Dr. F. C. Reutter Dr. R. G. Johnston ' Dr. R. L. Mansell Dr. 1. L. jones Dr. H. P. Robinson Dr. Morris Wilderom Business is Based on Confidence Success On Co-operation Compliments of MEDINA FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSOCIATION KRAVER'S S a ,1'Q,,f,2 f3g,,0 i' SINCLAIR SERVICE Medina, Ohio Phone 2482 Eighty-One Compliments o GAS DOESNT COST IT PAYS! The Cover and Bmdmg or the Save With Safety at Your MEDINIAN was designed and produced by REXALL The MUELLER ART COVER DRUG STORE 86 BINDING Co Medma 05,0 2202 Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Thompson Whats the 1dea of Slt tmg out there absolutely sllent for five mmutes7 number Freshman I don t know Sophomore I am not prepared jumor I do not remember Semor I don t belleve I can add any thmg to what has already been Silld Patromze M edxman Advertisers Complzments o OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK of MEDINA MEDINA OHIO Oldest and Largest Bank o Medxna County Established 1857 Member o the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatnon I ' ll . . f Gunkleman: That was a request 7 I . f . . Eiglztyffwo LET'S DANCE TO HENRY COOK'S ORCHESTRA-THURS.-DERBY NITE EDDIE PAUL-EVERY SUN., TUES., SAT. DICK D'NAR-EVERY FRIDAY COLUMBIA BALLROOM Rt. 82, Columbia, Ohio fm? . ELM FARM DAIRY . -1 I KK 6 Henry Abell, prop. 45 4' , 1 ,541 X lv The only dairy in Medina County un- if f 1, I' V, 5 1. , : der Cleveland Supervision. ' ll Ik f':':I,'f:Yv,l'lQv2p,.'f3x:Jif'-. 6 . I V .yr yN'.,.L I ftp , V COFFEE CREAM iff, ,Aff P1950 ' WHIPPING CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE CREAMERY BUTTER OLD FASHIONED CHURNED BUTTERMILK Phone 4851 fm A , K I ' P T.. XIX-BNN ,I ' wx ,, . , 1 4 nf 4 KC ' Q by if :vp 'Y xxyil-NN 1' IL. 'wx-,.?,.J I V '.fpP:.0.Il. J' xxMJKe.x::,'i5'1 V itrql luv!! fi ., g,!1fY-N .. I I , I-Wg,-f '. 'P. I ' Mgt, 141. ' 5 Yvvivfyxlv-ml I lf ,pil V lrfp W' 'u .qv lp. ,U wuigfgv x 3 7 , I x xp. z Q 1,4 fl f .10 J I ' . 7, ',.,,Aw1,, 1. H l I l 4 N 'nl' AX l 4 si Q I . V ' I f West on Route 45 lst Dog: I see you had your ears clipped. 2nd Dog: The boss decided to cut down on my overhead. Eddie Denman fanxious to do his good turn, : May I accompany you across the street, Madam? Old Lady: Certainly you may, but I should think a boy as big as you could take care of himself. Ladies and gentlemen, began Weidner, before I begin my speech I have something that I want to say to you. Grocer fregretfullyj: No, son, I'm afraid I can't hire you. We can't use much help just now. Bud F.: That's all right sir. I would' n't be much help. Eightyffhree 'Ph Q gi? ALWAYS OUT IN FRONT A Complete Line of HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS, with most DEPENDABLE SERVICE, is what we have to offer. Try Our DARI-RICH, hot or cold. You will like it. - THE HATCH DAIRY Medina, Ohio Phone 2397 Compliments of STEVE sc JoE KOMJATI jones: Abell use analyze and an atomy in a sentence. MEDINA AUTO SALES Abell: My Anna lies over the ocean. Oh! bring back my Anna to me! H9 N Court St Medina Ohio Seen At Duke s Wayside Stand MUSKMELLONS 15 Cents OUR Choice. Dlck Gordon Phone 25' Cents YOUR Choice. De Soto - Plymouth Prop 1032 CLASS OF 1940 Best Washes and Con mued Success o Each o You ELMER NICHOLS and R H HALDERSON MEDINA OHIO Equitable Life of the U S Eighty Four 55 11 55 1, i ' Q- 5 . . . . , 9 , sc ' as . ff ' t ' t f 32 I O 9 cc ' n , . . ii' 'E fl air, I 355. ,gf J . is , , -:V l V 14:1 ' Q ? ?:7iff ,Z 4 L . :iff is I The Way to Lovlmess LADY ANN BEAUTY SALON MEDINA s BEST 112 N Court Street Medma Ohio Phone 1159 Todd What happened to your face? Vance G Had a l1ttle argument wlth a fellow about dnvmg 1n traff1c Todd Why dldn t you call a cop? Vance He was a cop Maynard D1d you enjoy your h1ke 1n the country? Brooks No we had to walk almost Patromze M edmzan Advertzsers Complnments 0 WM G BATCHELDER Success to Each 0 You B A DAVENPORT Lee Davls Gosh thxs spaghetn re m1nds me of football Harsha Why? Lee Davls Always ten more yards to go Insurance and Surety Bonds 30 Public Square Medma Ohno Duane Hand How do they get the water 1n the watermelon? V1v1an Hand They plant the seeds 1n the sprmg Patromze M edzman Advertasers Compliments of GILL 86 DREHER MACHINE SHOP THE MEDIN A COUNTY GAZETTE Mledma County's Leadmg Newspaper Tuesday and Frlday . 9 - . . Q , , - as as - u - . . . . . ,, I as - Q ss f . es an - 5, . . . - M ' . Q . . U . ' 9 h h l t e w o e way. . . . . . 5, . . - 1 ' 9 f . ,, I as -11 ' ' l ss a n M I I u. - ss 7 . . l gg . . . - - 11 s . . Eighty-Five Originality is a quality of the imagination. lt is the abil- ity to take the usual elements of picture and story and present them to your student body in a new, different and interesting fashion. Our School Service organization has long been noted for its true originality in Year Book planning. l i' THE CLEVELAND ENGRAVING COMPANY Elb X25-'ings MYVHNEME I.. ,.. ., ., 29... 1-Q--r,.-,-,--,..,.,P.-vf-.V,',-.-fvfr. . er'-.f.-v-,l,,Vv.,,...:-., . . , , .-,.,.,.,. ,.-.....,.,.,., - -,. ,....,-,..-f,-....,1, ., fl - , Y. , - l l . ' r 1 u 4 -1 p o a .1- -I '- I c v v 1 . 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