Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

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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,

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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.

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, 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