Medina High School - Medinian Yearbook (Medina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1944 volume:

EX .- 2 3 rx 4 w s 3 4 Z 5 5 2 a 5 sv X 3 5 1 5 5 1 - - - T .- : :sk QHQE gg gg '33 3 Sw S gwgw nab- mms? M351 Q3 S. X313 gg 33 33 Q3 1 ggg Q l lg RSE THE IVIEDINIAN I IM4 PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF MEDINA HIGH SCHOOL MEDINA, OHIO ofnucmzo TO THE gpm 0 . AN comb, uf Book! Sptrllo X Book!! 5 Lea KMQ-K.. M ww-...Q Bwkl ENTER TULEARN As We leave this place of knowledge To enter the Army or enroll in a college, We pause to think for just a minute Oi all those people who helped us while in it. Miss Ella in Kindergarten gave us our start, Then We learned reading and numbers by heart, Not much of the Lincoln can We now remember Except a vacation at the end ot December. ln the Garfield We learned English, history, and math. And struggled along a diiiicult path. Freshmen, at last. Ah! The end is in sight, But such teachers and studies! We never seem right, Our importance as Sophomores increased a year later As our loyalty increased to our dear alma mater , We were luniors at last and prepared for the lun Oi being the Seniors in 22l. E our years of chemistry, speech, trigonometry, English and history, Latin, geometry, Typing, science, algebra, civics, Shorthand, biology, Spanish, and physics. These partly absorbed as We entered to learn Now going to serve is our present concern. ? Q A 2 x , . 1 5 4 , ve 4 'aw .5 li I W Iwi X . u 11. S V , 4 4. . . ., af, ww, .N vg- .W..m.,,,,,,,, A . .4..,.,. , MW W M M 'WW 1,,,,,,,, W , ADMINISTRATION BIIIIIIII UF EIIUEIITIUN Harold Waite-President l-l. G. Spencer-Superintendent Boyd Davenport-Clerk Earl Foote Earl Gibbs l-lenry Laribee Harold Williams Miss lrnoqene Bowman- Secretary to Mr. Spencer Mr. H. G. Spencer Denison University, Ph. B. Ohio Stote University, MA. Superintendent Mr. Sidney Fenn B. Sc. in Agriculture Ohio Stote University, MA Iunior Business, Biology Principol Miss Edith Allen Miss Elizabeth Andrews B.S,, Ohio State University B A., Baldwin Wallace English, Physical Education Algebra, Geometry , Q - .,... .,. Sw' IW J i ,. 'li 6-7' Miss Dorothy Baesel Mrs. Iumes Baird Mr. Ioseph Chizek Mr. Howard Clcxqgett B.A., Muskingum College B.A., University of New Mexico BS., Ohio University BS., Denison University Physical Educaion, Social Science Physical Education, English Physical Education, Mathematics M.A. Ohio State University Bookkeeping, Physics, Iunior Mathematics Mr. Herbert Demuth B,Sc. in Ed., B S., Capital University General Science, Aeronautics, Chemistry I0 x R .1 mm Mr. O. C. Duke Miss Ioyce Hatch Miss Florence Hitzelberger B, Sc. in Agriculture BS., Ohio State University, Western B.A., Capital University Ohio Sfate University Reserve Spanish Agriculture, Earrn Shop Typing, Shorthand miig a V Mr. Fred Kelser Mr. D. D. Leyda B.A., Chittermountain College, Montana B.S. in Agriculture Ohio State University lndustrial Arls, General Science Mr. F rank Hurd , BA., Hiram College M.A., Ohio State University Civics, Economics, American History, lunior Business Mr. Hurley Linn B. Sc. in Education Ohio State University B.S.lVI., Oberlin Religious Education 1. -Vff? t nm' 1 l Miss Patricia Mann Mr. Sam Masi Miss Florence Phillips Mrs. Iohn Quinton B.A , Baldwin Wallace B.Sc., Wooster College Ph.B., Baldwin Wallace B.A., Oberlin Speech, English Physical Education, Biology, M.A., Columbia University English, Latin Commercial Arithmetic World History, American History some 4 Mechanical Drawing, industrial Arts Qygmwww Miss Ella Schrock Miss Ruby Swartz Mr. Paul T. Wagner Miss Eleanor Wriqht B. Sc. in Education BA., B. Sc. in Education B. S. M., Baldwin Wallace B. Sc. in Education Ohio State University Capital University Band, Orchestra, Chorus Ohio State University Art English, lournalisrn Home Economics II xcggf' CARL ABELI. RICHARD ALSPACH MARY BACZUK PATRICIA BECKA Abe Dick Buzz Pat Hobby: My Buick Hobby: Sports Hobby: Coming to school on Hobby: Talking Merit Roll: '4l, '42, Football: '42, Merit Roll: '41, '43, '44, Football: time every day, Merit Roll: '41, '42, '43, Band: '43, '44, Baseball: '44, F.F.A.: '43, '44, Baseball: '42, '43, '44, G R.: '42, Girls' Glee Club: '42, '42, '43, '44, Orchestra: '43, '44. '41, '42, Treasurer '43, Athletic Night: '41, '42. G. A. A.: '42. DENNIS MILLER BETTY GENE KEN YON Denny Blondie Hobby: Driving truck Hobby: Most anything Basketball, '43, Athletic Night, Merit Roll, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '43, High School Play, '42, Oper- '43, G. A. A., '42, Baccalaureate etta, '41, Boys' Glee Club, '41, Chorus, '43, '42, '43. BETTY MORSE Peanut Hobby: Collecting buttons Merit Roll, '42, '43, Honor Roll 41, Band, '43, '44, Annual Steffi '43, G. A. A., '43, First Aid De- tachment, '44, Home Nursing, '43, First Aid, '42, '43. WILLIAM MYERS Bil1 snuff bucket Hobby: Messin' around Merit Roll, '41, '42, Annual Staff, '43, Assistant Advertising Man- ager, Medinamite Staff, '42, Hi-Y '41, '42, '43, '44, F. F. A., '41, '42, 1 FRANCES MAPLE Fran Hobby: Singing Honor Roll, '43, Merit Roll, '41, '42, Annual Staff, '43, Medinamite Staff, '43, Band, '41, '42, '43, '44, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, '44, Music Festival, '41, '42, '43, Span- ish Club, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., '42, Baccalaureate Chorus, '41, '42, '43, '44, Special Girls' Chorus, '44, First Aid Detachment, '44, Home Nursing, '43, First Aid, '42, '43. HOWARD HUNTER How Hobby: Sports Medinarnite Staff, '44, Football, '44, Hi-Y, '4l, '43, '44, President '42, F. F, A., '41, '42, President '43, Boys' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Student Council, '42, '43, Mixed Chorus, '42, '43, '44, Bac- calaureate Chorus, '42, '43, '44, Concert, '43, '44, Senior Vice President, '44. GRACE HUNTLEY Hobby: Collecting cartoons for the boys in Service Merit Roll, '41, '43, Girl Reserves, '4l: Girls' Hockey Team, '41, '42, Girls' Glee Club, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., '41, '42, '43, Music Con- cert, '43, '44, Iunior Bowling Team, '43, Baccalaureate Chorus, '42, '43, '44. CAROL SPENCER Bug Ears Hobby: Cutting up with Helen and leannette Merit Roll, '42, Medinamite Staff, '42, '43, Band Majorette, '43, '44, Basketball, '41, '42, Athletic Night, '41, High School Play, '42, '43, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, '44, Operetta, '41, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '44, G. A. A., '41, '42, Senior Drill Team, '44, First Aid, '42, Music Concerts, '43, '44, One Act Plays, '43. ERMA FEW Lucky Hobby: All sports High School Play, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '44, Girls' F. F. A President, '42 and '43. WESLEY KEMP Wes Hobby: Women Medinarnite Statt, '42, Football, '43, '44, Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Baseball, '42 Manager, l-li-Y, '41, '42, '43, '44. DONALD KING Don Merit Boll, '42, '43, Honor Boll, '41, Annual Staff, '43, Medina- mite Staff, '42, '43, Football, '44, Hi-Y, '42, '43, '44, F. F. A., '41, '42, Boys' Glee Club, '42. WINIFRED IUDKINS Hludf, Hobby: Flying, reading, sports Honor Roll, '41, '42, '43: Girls' Baseball Team, '41, Girl Reserves, '43, Spanish Club, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '41, G. A. A., '43, '44. LORNA RYAN Gusti Hobby: An Army sergeant Merit Boll, '41, '42, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., '41, '42, Horne Nursing, '43, Bacca laureate Chorus, '41, '42, '43, '44, Music Festival, '41, '42, '43, First Aid, '42, '43, '44, Drill Team, '44, Christmas Play Chorus, '42, '43, Fall Concert, '44. FRANCES STAFINSKI Frankie Hobby: Collecting baseball player's pictures Litchfield, '41, '42, Medina, '43, Medinomite Stait, '44, Girls' P, F. A., '43. TRESA GORF1DO Tres Hobby: Skating Athletic Night, '42, Girl Reserve , '42, '43, '44, Senior Cheer Lead- ers, '41, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., '42, Treasurer '43, Secretary '44, G. L. C. Treasurer '43, President '44, Bull's Eye Club, '42, '43, Girls' Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, All Star Team, '42, '43, '44. CORWIN RICKARD Cork Hobby: Car trouble Merit Boll, '41, '42, Medinamite Statt, '41, '42, Football Manager, '42, Athletic Night, '41, HiAY, '41, '42, Sect. and Treasurer, '43, '44, Spanish Club, '43, Boys' Glee Club, '43, Sudent Council Vice President, '44, '43 Class Vice President, '44 Class President. BETTY QUINTON B. Q. Hobby: Collecting everything Honor Roll, '41, '42, '43, Annual Staff, '43, Band, '43, '44, High School Plays, '43, '44, G. A. A., '42, '43, G. L. C., '42: First Aid, '42, '43, President, '44, Home Nursing, '43, Spring Concert, '43, '44. RICHARD HIGDON Dick Hobby: Scuttlebutt Merit Roll, '42, '43, Football, '43, '44, Basketball, '42, '43, '44, Base- ball, '42, '43, Athletic Night, '42, Hi'Y, '42, '43, '44, Spanish Club, '43, Boys' Glee Club, '43, '44: Student Council, '43, '44, lr. Class President, '43, Football, Captain, '44. PATRICIA SHELTON Bag Ears Hobby: Sports in general Emerson, '41, Lakewood, '41, Medina, '42, Merit Boll, '43, Basketball, '42, '43, '44, Girl Fie- serves, lnterclub Council, '42, Sec't, '43, Student Council Sec't., '44, G. A. A., '42, '43, President '44, G. L. C., Sec't., '43, '44, Girls Drill Team, '44. GERALD IAMEYSON Stud Hobby: Trips to Michigan Merit Roll, '42, '43, Honor Roll, '41, Football, '41, '42, '43, '44, Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Baseball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Ath- letic Night, '41, '42, '43, Student Council, '44, Freshman Class President, '41, Football Co-Cap- tain, '44. MARIAN KOLKE IOAN FRIEDT DOROTHY HENNIGER MARY' LOU 'SMITH Cookie lo Dot 1 Bl-1iCl'1 Hobby: Making puzzles and Hobby: Dancing and writing HOMDYT Refldiflq ' HODPY5 Qlevffqand I tqlkiriq letters Merit Roll, '4l, '42, Medinamite Merit Roll, 4l, 42,1431 G1flR9' Girl Reserves, '41, '42, Girls' Glee Merit Roll, '42, Medinarnite Staff, Staff, '44, Fi., '41,,'42, G. A. A., FSWSBS, 41, 42, 43, 44: G, A A.. Club, '42, '43, Girls' F. P. A., 44 '43, Girls' r. r. A., 43. 42, 43- Sec't., '43. IEANNETTE HARRINGTON Ianie Hobby: Having fun with Carol and Helen Merit Roll, '41, '42, Orchestra, '41 '42, 43, '44, Band, '41, '42, '43 '44, G. R. '41, '42, '43, '44, Gifts' Glee Club, '42, '43, Home Nurs- ing, '43, Maiorette, '43, '44, Christ- mas Play, '43. DORIS MADISON Dolly Hobby: Having a good time Merit Roll, '41, '42, Honor Roll, '43, Athletic Night, '41, '42, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, '44, Span- ish Club, '43, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A.. '43, '44. IANE DE GROAT lanie Hobby: Reading Annual Staff, '43, Medinamite Staff, '43, Athletic Night, '42, Girl Reserves, Vice President '42, '43, Debate, '43, Student Council, '42, '43, G. A. A., '43, Spanish Club President, '42. BETTY FROST Frosty Hobby: Talking Merit Roll, '41, '42, '43, Medina- mite Staff, '43, Majorette, '43, '4-4: Girl Reserves, '44, Spanish Club. '42, Social Chairman '43, Senior Drill Team, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '4l. MARIORIE HICKLING Margie Hobby: Waiting G. R., '43, '44, High School Play, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '43, Student Council, '43, G. A. A., '43, '44, Music Concert, '43, Baccalaureate Chorus, '43, Sr. Drill Corps, '44, Warren, Ohio, '41, '42, '43. HELEN HALLOCK Hopey Hobby: Cutting up with Carol and leannette Merit Roll, '41, '42, '43, Annual Staff, '43, Medinamite Staff, '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '42, '43, '44, lnterclass Basketball, '41, '42, Athletic Night, '41, '42, G. R., '41, '42, '43, '44, High School Play, '43, Operetta, '41, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '44, G. A. A., '41, '42: Senior Drill Team, '44, Special Girls' Chorus, '44, First Aid, '42, Music Concerts, '43, '44, Drum Major, '44, Majorette, '42, '43. SARA KINDIG Salty Hobby: Getting news tor Medinamite Merit Roll, '42, '43, '44, Honor Roll, '41, Annual Staii, Advertis- ing Manager, '43, Medinamite Stait, '44, Feature Editor, Orches- tra, '4l, '42, '43, '44, Girl Re- serves, '41, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A,, '42, First Aid, '42, '43, Sec't., '44, Concerts, '42, '44, Home Nursing, '43, Community Orchestra, '44, HELEN MIDGLEY Midge Hobby: Drawing to amuse people Merit Roll, '41, Annual Staff, '43, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, '44, Medinamite Staff, '43, '44, Girls' Hockey Team, '41, '42, Girls' Glee Club, '43, '44, G. A. A., '41, '42, '43, Bull's Eye Club, '42, '43,'Sr. Drill Team, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '43, '44, First Aid, '42, Music Concert, '43, '44, Bowling Team, '43. MILTON BRINE ROBERT SCHILLING RUTH CANFIELD IAMES CROMBIE F. F. A.: '41, '42, '43, '44. Bob Red Gus Football, '41, '44, Athletic Night. Hobby: Receiving letters Band: '44, Boys' Glee Club: '44, '4l. York School: '41, Elyria High School: '41, '42, '43 GEORGE BUCKLEY EVELYN SEBEK ANNA SESTAN NORMA TEAN SHIREY Buck Butch Ann Shirey Hobby: Airplanes Hobby: Saving greeting cards Hobbyi Collecting pictures Hflbbyt Baseball Merit Roll: '41, '42, Hi-Y: '41, '42, Merit Boll, '41, '42, '43, Athletic Medinamite Staff, '44, First Aid, Baseball, '43, Girls' F. F, A., '42, '43. Night, '41, '42, '43, '44, Home Nursing, '43. '43: HOHIS NUFSUTQ, '43. GLORIA HOUSTON Grandma Hobby: Crafts, music, sports Merit Roll, '41, '42, '43, Music Award, '43, Annual Staff, '43, Medinarnite Staff, '41, '42, '43, Orchestra, '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, '43, '44, Senior Drill Team, '44, All Star Drill General, '44, Girl Beserves, '41, '42, '43, Treasurer '44, Concerts, '42, '43, '44, String Ouartet, '43, Spanish Club, '43, lnter Club Council, '44, Field Hockey, '42, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, One Act Plays, '43, '44, G. A. A., '42, '43, '44, G. L. C., '43, '44, Bull's Eye Club, '42, President '43, Girls' F. F. A., '41, All Star Basketball, '42, '43, '44, Class Basketball, '41, '42, '43, '44, Special Chorus, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '41, '42, '43, '44, First Aid, '42, '43, '44: Home Nursing, '43. HOPE HUFFMAN Hobby: Music Honor Roll, '41, '42, '43, '44, An' nual Staff, '43, Medinamite Staff, '41, '42, '43, Orchestra, '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, '43, '44, Swing Band, '44, Music Award, '43, Athletic Night, '41, '42, Girl Reserves, '42, '43, President, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '41, '42, '43, Spanish Club, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Student Council, '44, G. A. A., '42, '43, '44, G. L. C., '43f '44, All Star Basketball, '43, Captain Basket- ball Tearn, '44, All Star Drill Team, '44, Music Concert, '41, '42, '43, '44, lnter-Club Council, '44, Special Chorus, '44, First Aid, '43, Home Nursing, '43, Sr, Drill Team, '44, Sr. Class Secretary, lr. Class Treasurer, CORINNE KEEFER Corky Hobby: Sports Prince of Peace, '44, Horne Nurs' ing, '43, Merit Boll, '41, '42, '43, '44, Cafeteria, '44, All Star Drill Team, '44, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, '44, Sr. Class Drill Team, '44, High School Play, '42, '43, '44: Spanish Club, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44: G. A. A., '43, '44, G. L. C., '43, '44: Bulls Eye Club, '42, '43, Special Girls' Chorus, '44, Bowling Team, '44, Girls' Class Basketball Team, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '41, '42, '43, '44, Music Concerts, '43, '44, First Aid, '42, Spanish Club Vice President, '44, Bull's Eye Club Sec't., '43, Girl Reserves Cabinet. CONSTANCE RAY HALDERSON Connie Hobby: Music Merit Boll, '41, '42, '43, '44, Schol- arship Test, '42, '43, Annual Staii, '43, Medinamite Staff, '41, '42, Orchestra, '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, '43, Business Manager '44, Music Concerts, '41, '42, '43, '44, Athletic Night, '41, '42, G. R., '41, '42, '43, '44, inter-Club Coun- cil, '42, '44, High School Plays, '41, '42, '43, '44, Spanish Club, '42, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, 44, Special Girls' Chorus, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '41, '42, '43, '44, First Aid, '43, Home Nursing, '44, Religious Education, '44. SARAH DAVIS ROBERT DILLON DONALD GORDON AI-BERT GUTHRIE HAI.. Sally Bob Buck Hobby: Painting Hobby: Radio Hobby: Fishing HOIUIDYI Radio 9l9CfT0UiCS Wadsworth, '41, Student Council, Sandusky, '41, '42, '43. Newark Hiflht '42i Shore High, '40, '41, Debate Team, '40, '43, Annual Staff, '44, Hi-Y, '44. ROBERT HIGH HELEN HITZELBERGER ELIZABETH HORVATH Bob Hitzie Liz Hobby: Model A Hobby: Having fun Hobby: Drawing Merit Boll, '41, '42, Football Baseball, '41, Girls' Glee 'Club, Merit Boll, '42, '43, Honor Roll, Manager, '41, Athletic Night, '41, '43, Mixed Chorus, '43, Litchfield, '41, G. B., '41, G. A. A., '42, '43, Hi-Y, '41, '42, '43, '44. '41, '42. First Aid Detachment, '44, Home IOYCE EVANS loycie, tune Hobby: Tearing around Merit Roll, '41, '42, Annual Staff, '43, Medinamite Stait, '41, '42, '44, Athletic Night, '41, Girl Beserves, '41, Treasurer '42, '43, '44, High School Play, '43, Spanish Club Secretary, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '43, Secretary '44, G. A. A, '41, '42, '43, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '43, '44, Special Girls' Chorus, '44, Girls' Bowling Team, '44, Senior Drill Corps, '44, H. S. Concerts, '43, '44, Cafeteria Wcritress, '44. Nursing, '43, First Aid, '42, '43, '44. DONALD GERSPACHER Don Hobby: Playing trumpet Band, '41, '42, '43, '44, Athletic Night, '41, '42, Hi-Y, '41, '42, '43: Boys' Glee Club, '44. ff .uf IANE LOSE Louse Hobby: Writin' letters, Medinamite Merit Boll, '42, '43, Honor Roll, '41, Annual Staff Salesman, '43, lV'edinamire Staff, '41, '42, '43, Editor, '44, Orchestra, '41, '42, '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, '43, Treasurer, '44, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, 44, High School Plays, '42, '43, '44, Spanish Club, '43, President, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, Stu- LIL'IllCOllllL'll,'fl-511 G,A,A., '42, '43, Bulls Fyc Club, '42, '43, Music Coiiccrts, Vll, '42, '43, '44, Clari- net Quartet, '43, Scholarship 'll-sts, '41, '42, '43, '44, First Aiti, '42, Prince at Peace, '44. ROSEMARY PIERCE Rosie Hobby: Singing Merit Boll, '43, Honor Roll, '41, '42, Annual Staff, '43, Associate Editor, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, President, '43, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, Vice Presi- dent, Student Council, '42, G. L. C., '43, '44, G. A. A., '44, Special Girls' Chorus, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '41, '42, '43, '44, Music Concerts, '43, '44, First Aid, '42, '43, '44, Home Nursing, '43, Sr. Drill Team, '44, All Star Drill Team, '44, lnter-Club Council, '43. BARBARA GIBBS Butch Hobby: Writing to a Seabee Merit Boll, '42, '43, Honor Roll, '41, Annual Staff, '43, Medina- mite Staff, '42, Girl Reserves, '41, '42, '43, Cabinet '44, High School Play, '44, lunior Cheer Leaders, '41, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., '42, '43, '44: G. L. C. Treasurer, '43, '44, Girls' All Star Basketball Captain '43, Girls' Class Basketball, '43, '44, Music Concert, '43, '44, Special Chorus, '44, Bowling Team, '42, Baccalaureate Chorus, '42, '43, '44, Drill Team, '44, All Star Drill Team, '44. 1 7 1 TACK SCHWARZ Sweets Hobby: Sports Huntington High School, W. Va. Medina Football, '42, '43, '44, Basketball, '42, '43, '44, Hi-Y, '42, '43, '44, Boys' Glee Club, 42, '43, '44, Student Council, '44, Treas- urer and Representative of Senior Class, '44. DOROTHY HARDY Dot Hobby: Singing Merit Roll, '4l, Basketball, '4l, '42, '43, '44, G. R., '44, High School Play, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., '43, Bacca- laureate Chorus, '43, '44, Bowling Team, '43, '44. HELEN IRENE DERRICK Dutch Hobby: Collecting dolls and stuffed animals Merit Roll, '4l, '42, Athletic Night, '4l, Girl Reserves, '4l, '42, '43, G. A, A., '41, '42, '43, '44, Chorus, '4l, State Test Latin l, '4l, Latin ll, '42, Class Treasurer, '42. 'ig HELEN CLARK nvu Hobby: Music Merit Roll: '42, Honor Roll: '41, Medinamite Staff: '44, Orchestra: '4l, '42, '43, '44, Band: '4l, '42 '43, '44, Girl Reserves: '4l, '42 '43, '44, Girls' Gigs Club: '41, '421 '43, '44, Girls' A Cappella Chorus '44, Baccalaureate Chorus: '4l '42, '43, '44, Music Concert: '43, '44, First Aid: '42, '43. MARILYN NETTLETON Mary Hobby: Music, dreaming Merit Roll, '42, '43, '44, Honor Roll, '4l, Girl Reserves, '4l, '42, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '4l, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., '4l, Baccalaureate Chorus, '4l, '42, '43, '44, Music Festival, '43, '44, Drill Team, '43, '44, Home Nursing, '43, Standard First Aid, '42. FRED CHANDLER Buck Hobby: Trying to get the most out of a '3l Ford. Orchestra: '42, '43, '44, Band: '4l, '42, '43, '44, Athletic Night: '43, Hi-Y: '4l, '42, '43, '44, Iunior Cheer Leaders, '4l, Senior Cheer Leaders: '42, Boys' Glee Club: '4l, '42, '43, '44, Student Council: '43. IEAN DAVIS GeeGee Hobby: Hooking gear shift knobs Honor Roll: '4l, '42, '43, Orches- tra: '4l, '42, '43, Band: '4l,. '42, '43, Athletic Night: '4l, '42, Girl Reserves: '4l, '42, '44, Spanish Club: '43, Girls' Glee Club: '4l, '42, '43, l942 Concert. BETTE DAVIS B, l. Hobby: iust knockin' around Medinamite Staff: '44, Girls' Glee Club: '4l, '42, G. A. A.: '42, '43, '44, G. L. C.: '43, '44, Girls' F. F. A.: '4l, Class Basketball: '41, '42, '43, '44, All sim Bowling: '43, Baccalaureate Chorus: '42, Bowling Team: '4l, '42, '43, '44, All Star Drill Team: '44. EUGENE MEYERS RONALD I. PETELKA BETTY NEEI. MAX EAKEN Gene Hobby: Radio-Meteorology Hobby: Cooking and sewing Guttie Hobby: Working Merit Roll, '4l, '44. '4l, '42, '43, Kingsport, Tenn. Hobby: Sports, music, hunting Orchestra, '4l, Band, '4l, '42, '43, Baud, '4l: Athletic Niqht, '4l7 '44, F. F. A., '4l, '42, '43, '44. Hi-Y, '41, '42, '43, '44. LEO WILCOX Willy Hobby: Messing around Kent State U., '42, Baccalaureate Chorus, '4l. BETTY MARIE TINKEY Q Bets Hobby: Collecting programs from parties and concerts Ashland, '4l, '42, Medina, '43, Merit Roll, '43: Orchestra, '44, Spanish Club, '44. ,pt- E 'X , K OLIVIA VIIOLE Livie Hobby: Fooling around and dancing Lincoln High School, '4l, '42, '43, Medina, '44, Medinamite Staff, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '44, Music Concert, '44, Baccalaureate Cho- rus, '44, Class Basketball, '44. NORRIS WELTON Snorge Hobby: Building radios Athletic Night, '41, '42, ZANE TALBOTT S. H. Hobby: Perfume bottles and dancing Medinamite Staff, '42, '43, Athletic Night, '4l, '42, Girl Reserves, '4l, '42, '43, '44, Spanish Club, '42, '43, Girls' Glee Club, '4l, '42, '43, '44, G. A. A., 42, '43, '44, G. L, C., '43, '44, Bull's Eye Club, '43, Special Girls' Chorus, '44, Class Basketball Team, '43, '44, Music Concerts, '43, '44: Bowling Team Captain, '43, '44, Baccalaureate Chorus, '42, '43, '44, All-Star Drill Team, '44. VIRGINIA WILKEY Ginny Hobby: 'Most anything Merit Roll, '4l, '43, '44, Medina- mite Staff, '44, Girls' Glee Club, '4l, Bull's Eye Club, '42, '43, First Aid, '42, '43, '44, Home Nursing, '43. EDITH MORRIS Edie Hobby: Whistling Merit Roll, '42, '43, '44, Annual Staff, '43, Medinamite Staff, '44, Girls' Hockey Team, '4l, Girls' Glee Club, '4l, '42, '43, Sr. Drill Team, '44, Home Nursing, '43, First Aid, '42, '43, First Aid De- tachment, '44. RALPH WAITE Pesty Hobby: Working or loofin' at Schmidt Bros. Texaco Station Merit Roll, '42, Annual Staff, '43, Medinamiie Staff, '42, '44, Or- chestra, '42, '43, '44, Band, '4l, '42, '43, '44, Basketball Manager, '42, Baseball, '41, '42, Athletic Night, '41, '42, '43: Hi-Y, '4l, '42, '43, '44, Spanish Club, '44, Boys' Glee Club, '44, Buckeye Boys' State, '43, Commencement Orches- tra, '43, '44, Clarinet Quartet, '43, Music Festival, '42, '43, '44, Class Chaplain, '43, '44. ELEANOR GARNETT Lin Hobby: Sports Merit Roll, '4l, '42, Honor Roll, '43, Basketball, '4l, '42, Athletic Night, '4l, '42, Girl Reserves, V. Pres., '4l, Treasurer, '42, High School Play, '41, Operetta, '41, Girls' Hockey Team, '4l, Girls' Glee Club, '41, '42, '43: G. A. A., '42, '43, G. L. C., '42, '43, Secre- tary and Treasurer, '4l, '42. Eleanor Lucille Garnett was born Ianuary 29, 1926. Eleanor was very active in sports and other activities in the school. She had a very pleasing personality and was liked by all. Eleanor was ill one month to her death, February 9, l943. She died of an unknown disease. SUHILARSHIP 12 Highest in Scholarship as of September, 1943 in order. BETTY QUINTON HOPE HUI-'I-'MAN FRANCES MAPLE ELIZABETH HORVATH WINIFRED IUDKINS ROSEMARY PIERCE IANE DE GROAT BARBARA GIBBS BETTY MORSE IANE LOSE IEAN DAVIS SARA KINDIG WILL UF CLASS UF 1944 We, the Class of 1944, of Medina High School of Medina County and the State of Ohio do set forth this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other Wills made by us heretofore. First-Our will is that all expenses of cremation ancl burial services be taken care of as soon as possible after our decease. Second-We bequeath in our turn as follows: GENERAL DISPOSALS To the Iuniors, We would like to leave Room No. 221, and the so called Senior Privileges, which We were supposed to receive but, since we didn't receive, We can not leave. So Sorry. To the other under classmen, We give the secret of our original method of skipping school. No need to leave this to the luniors. 20 To the faculty. We return our badly torn and much used textbooks. We hope that in the years to come other senior classes may not be so faulty. To lack and his assistants. We give the paper which we have used to Write this Will. We assure him that the quantity will help keep the school nice and Warm. INDIVIDUAL DISPOSALS Carl Abell-gives up his title of Chief Wolf of Buckeye Boys' State to any junior boy who isn't afraid to appear before the Dean of the school every morning for being out after hours. Richard Alspach---'wills his place in baseball's Hall of Fame to David Shane. Mary Baczuk-offers her cooking talents to Lois Krause. Patricia Becka-passes on her position in the drum section of the Band to any person who can attend the practice at noon. Milton Brine-wills his Olds to Ioe Neff on condition that Ioe keeps the car running at high rates of speed. George Buckley-begueaths his ways with the women to Robert Dague. Ruth Canfieldegives Miss Schrock back her paints and easel. Buck Chandler-donates one slightly-used 1929 Model A Ford coupe to George Shaw to be used exclusively with T stamps. Helen Clark-passes on her ability. to participate in all musical organizations to any student who has the time. lames Crombie-wills his well -groomed hair to Duane Cogswell on condition that Duane always keeps plenty of hair-nets on hand to keep the hair out of his face. Bette Davisflends 2 slightly-used flashlight batteries to Sally Kaszian. lean Davisfbestows the honor of working for Mr. Fenn to any freshman who just can't stand the study halls. Sally Davisfwills her standing bus trip every morning to any person occupying a comfortable, overstuffed chair in his first period class. lane DeGroat-leaves her appreciation for Art to Iohn Burris. Irene Derrick-Wills her streamlined profile to Lou Schoenberger. Robert Dillon-leaves his afternoon job at Firestone to Claribelle Auker on condition that Claribelle comes straight home from work. Max Eakens-deeds one slightly-used physics book to Harry Aylard provided that Harry keeps the dust off the cover. loyce Evans-says that what little she has left she had better take with her. Erma Fewfquietly presents to Betty Baker her high position in the social world. Ioan Friedt-bestows her ability to keep from skipping classes to Regina Gunkleman. Betty Frost and Barbara Gibbs-will to any two loyal juniors the privilege to spend their entire senior year being faithful to two, big, wonderful, handsome Sailors. Don Gerspacher-wills his liking for blondes to Harold Casey. Tresa Gorfidoegrants the honor of being head cheerleader to the person that can yell the loudest. Albert Guthriefgives up his collection of loud ties to any junior who likes to attract the women. Connie Halderson-hereby bequeaths to any flat-headed sopho- more the amazing Wi ability to wear her specs on her cranium. P. S. lf the Sophomore would rather wear his own specs on his own cranuim, it would be much better for both parties con' concerned. fCatch?l Helen Hallock-wills her position as Drum Major of the band to any one who has the patience to take it. Dorothy Hardy-wills -her hold on the boys to the numerous Iunior Wolfisis. Ieannette Harring'on-leaves the pleasure of having to wear her majorettes costume to the band concerts to any girl who doesn't know what it is like to have all the wolves barking at her. Dorothy Henniger-wills her seat in journalism class to someone who likes journalism. Marjorie Hickling-would simply love to leave something to Will but as yet she hasn't had the pleasure of making his acquain- tance. Dick Higdon-gives his job of facing the assembly every week to anyone having a good supply of nerve pills. Bob Highewills his ability to run a Model A on almost any type of fuel, including legal A stamps, to any person who can use said ability to good advantage. Helen Hitzelberger-deeds her blonde hair to Miss Baesel. Elizabeth Horvath-donates her free sodas and candy from her father's store, to the lucky person who can make it up to the Candy Kitchen first after reading this will. Gloria Houston-leaves her ability of uncovering the middle names of students from Mr. Fenn's files to anyone interested. See Gloria. Hope Huffman-begueaths the art of playing the piano to Sue Kirkham, on condition that Sue plays nothing hotter than the Blue Danube. Howard Hunter--wills his liking for brunettes to Dick Harrington. Grace Huntley-out of kindness of heart, grants her ability in Latin to Roland Page. Jerry Iameyson-hands over the job of captaincy of next year's football team to Whitey Weber provided that the team beats Wadsworth and Clearview. Winifred Iudkins-lends her grade card to Iohnny Burris. Corinne Keeferewills her ability to get out of English class for a Whole week at a time to anyone taking English. Wesley Kemp-is giving his 34 Studebaker to David Hyde to go to Wadsworth. Betty Kenyon-offers her vocal ability to Iunior McComas. Sara Kindig-Gives her ability to skip classes to Ann lndoe. Don King-gives up his football suit to the future star of M. H. S. sports, Stanley Bradway. Marian Kolke - relinguishes her slimness of form to Marilyn Beekman. lane Lose-offers her job as editor of the Medinamite to anyone in next year's journalism class. Doris Madison-leaves her love for sailors to Myrtle Hutchins. KP. S. By request of I. Burris since Iohnriy is thinking of joining the navy.l Frances Maple-passes on her chair in the baritone section to any long-winded person, who doesn't mind falling off the back of the platform. Eugene Meyers-wills his seat in No. 221 to g desired sopho- more. Helen Midgley-extends her ability to change hairdoes to Virginia Wheeler. Dennis Miller-lends a slightly dilapidated 37 Plymouth to Duane Hamlin for transportation to the lr.-Sr. Edith Morris-leaves a cupboard full of badlyeblackened pots and pans to Miss Wright. Betty Morse-gives up her job of collecting attendance slips to any person who just loves to walk into Mr. Claggett's Math. class completely disturbing everyone from a sound slumber. William Myers and Marilyn Nettleton-present an example of perfectly-balanced appreciation to Betty Schultz and Roland Page. Betty Neel-leaves her southern accent to ludy Ryan who already has a slight one. Roland Petelka and Norris Welton-bestow their radio knowledge to those two wizards, Dick Hazen and Harold Holderidge. Rosemary Piercevbequeaths one beautifully-trained voice to Dick CSinatral Gemeser. Betty Quinton-wills her skill of sgueaking during the concerts to Harold Holdridge. Corky Rickard-hereby wills his place tif anyl in Miss Phillip's heart to the future historian, David Riegger. Lorna Ryanfgives her dateless evenings to her sister. Bob Schilling-grants his football knowledge to lohnny Beck. lack Schwarz-deeds his great ability to skip and always get caught by Mr. Linn to some unlucky person. Evelyn Sebek-leaves her seat on the schoolbus to any poor little fellow just starting the four-year grind. Anna Sestan-wills her quietness to Didy Maple. Pat Shelton-bequeaths her jitterbugging steps to Clare House, provided that Clare doesn't jitterbug too much with those Wadsworth girls. Norma lean Shirey--gives up the privilege of staying out of school to lanice Gordon. Mary L. Smith-gladly turns over her civics book to the chairman of the waste-paper drive. Carol Spencer-bequeaths her dainty ears to anyone who wants them. KP. SJ Particularly fine for small sailboats. Frances Stafinskifhras decided that she likes her sewing too well to part with it. Zane Talbott-gives her way of flirting with the boys and getting away with it to Ioy Huffman. Betty Tinkey-hands out her Wedding ring to Clem Caddlehopper for Daisy Iune. Olivia Vijole-wills her overalls to Chuck Higdon. Ralph Waite-generously begueaths his favorite pin-up girl to some great lover of art-preferably Whitey Weber. Leo Wilcox-passes on his mechanical ability for Fords to Harold Iohnson. Virginia Wilkey-wills her job as librarian to any Iunior who is interested in books. We truly believe that the above requests were made according to all wishes of the Senior Class, and so, in witness whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal to this document on this day of our Lord, lanuary tenth, one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. Signed: Senior Class Ralph Waite Bill Myers I fx? fy3fl5f4555XiiMwtgBSEXi'5f1?f3:2E?fig?V , f U T35 , 'Jil Maeva: C UNIORS FIRST ROW: Donald Casey, Duane Coqswell, Aquilla Barna, Pete Gortido, Charles Clark, Walter Grosser, Tony Fettler, Harry Aylard, Louis Frazier, SECOND ROW: Don Gordon, Bob Daque, Iohn Burris, Vencil Bohaty, Rudy Blataric, lohn Eqner, Richard Bates, Leon French, lohn Beck. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Beekman, Ruth Biqqins, Betty Boyd, Faith Flynn, Winitred Denton, Arlene Brenstuhl, Shirley Gardner, Jean Barrow, Barbara Davis, Patty Dunn. UFFIEEHS UF JUNIUH CLASS President ........ . . .David Hyde Vice President .......... ..... I ohn Burris Secretary and Treasurer ...... David Rieqqer Student Council ........ . . .Myron Maple JUNIUHS if x Q, 3 i s .-.pa is 52 3 tl TOP PICTURE: l:lRST ROVX7: Vlrzlloce Howl-ter, Duone Homlin, Muynord lohnson, Lois Krause, Richard Hozen, Myron lvlriple, Richord Horrinqton. SECOND ROW: David Hyde, Loren Hcidlook, Richard Kisner, Charles Hiqdon, Horloert Hnch, Bernard lones, lolorold Holdridqe. Tl-HRD ROW: Virqiniot Hiqqins, Ann lnrloe, leon Kern, Reqino Gunlcle- mon, Doris Houinesser, Peqqy King, loy Huftrnon. BOTTOM PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Dorothy Hood, Olive Morrison, Mury Lou Miller, Loretto Wc1llL1Ce, Morquret Steirxn, Blanche Minto, Doreen Roshon, Olive Show, Myrtle Hutchins. SECOND ROVV: Dovid Rieqqoi, Mike Svicxtko, Henry Spice, Neil Whit- field, Dunne Wehor, Reode Shooko, Russell West, Don Selzer. THIRD ROW: Mortho Miller, Cloricte Woodruff, Virqinio Wheeler, Nancy Wyinon, Ethel Medley, Burhoro Woodword, Betty Miller, Sylvio Vxloqner. N10 V- UFFICERS UF SUPHUIVIUHE CLASS ice President .....................Ralphwhite . .................. PC1tGibb dT SH L Vcmce d C 1 T D 1 SUPHUIVIUHES at W-new Z mmm 4 ii -Q w wma. SQ S 'Ne if- M L.. E 5 Q S TOP PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Betty Baker, Henry Bucey, Emily Chizmarik, Lois Ander- son, Annabelle Applegate, Edward Baker, Harold Casey, Coletta Beshire. SECOND ROW: Betty Mae Colburn, Don Brophy, Maynard Bauer, Iaclc Barry, Stanley Bradway, Walter Brantner, Bill Alexander, Ioan Christian. THIRD ROVV: Malcolm Bricker, Billie Danes, Claribelle Auker, lean Crombie, Margaret Anderson, Marilou Doswell, Hatty Bohl, Steve Dohanyos. BOTTOM PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Clarlc Hill, Dick Ge-nsemer, Irene Hardy, Marvin Hall, Bob Hinkel, Pat Hepner, Bernadean Hellinqer, Charles Gardner, Esther Fetzer. SECOND ROW: Erwin Henschel, Troy Fields, Carl Fullinq, Bob Eaken, Doug Hanshue, Henry Hewitt, Ed Hach, Tom Doyle, Iames Hess. THIRD ROW: Patricia Hayes, Barbara Haumesser, Ianice Gordon, Eva Fettler, Pat Gibbs, lohn Hathaway, loan Dunn, Tune Ehy, Rosemary Fisher. SUPHUIVIURES 1 E it , 1' 'tip S fy- f-...Ms vi 1 f 5 TOP PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Roland Page, Helen Martin, lane Lovejoy, lean Iackson, Nancy Nichols, Delores Laurenz, Marilyn Kenyon, Iames Navratil, Patricia Patton. SECOND ROW: Vernon Rogers, Reinhardt Keiper, Howard Moore, Harold Iohnson, Iunior McComas, Frank Redeman, Andrew Klimlco, Allan Reinhardt, Elmer Petelka. THIRD ROW: Barbara Holland, Irene Puie, Phyllis McCollom, Dorothy lackson, Florence Kaszian, Valerie Pyecroft, Katherine Papenhausen, Fay Roshon, Elizabeth Pope. BOTTOM PICTURE: FIRST ROW: George Shaw, Philip Scherer, Mary Stefan, Betty Wheeler, Virginia Scharnp, leanette Schindelholz, Clayton Veesart, loseoh Seamon, Edward Veverka. SECOND ROW: Robert Wright, Earl Schoenberger, Ralph White, Neal Shanafelt, Bennett Wilson, Stanley Zahorskis, Dean Rowe. THIRD ROW: Iudy Ryan, Betty Schultz, Rosella Yeager, Phyllis Sey- rnour, David Wirkner, loyce Smith, Sally Lou Vance, Agnes Wagner, Janice Waite. Vx ' A' 'Z Q ,,45WJff at 'off Off' ,4X - 'tkftfghmv 1 pa ,s igllgfjefg jj TSPQIW1 494 J 5 VW are s 4 f Qv , f 9 fi f'w94VQ U 46 5 fg'11 49g4f.oiL,f f , ff uf V 'Q?'Q,!4?,'H T H I , V I '- ,Q ,Lift if , . , 1 Q g J ,Q -fu mit , 'AV , I Lv: 'I Q1-,Z-,V,:,.,iZkJE,. , YQ: 1 VI, .Tx 'I R W A I v 11 I Y'9!,l v 'T ll, 114 L 191 f J, AQ 'ff A' J 4' 2' D J ' tw ly 'al 7 '9 V v' 1 E92 UFFIEEHS ur FHESHIVIEN CLASS President .......... .... B ob Spencer Vice President ............ .... D ick Phillips Secretary and Treasurer ......... Pat Holden Student Council ........ .... G arneta Bond 28 FIRST ROW: Steve Chizrnarik, Donald Applegate, Marian Flynn, Ade- line Frantz, Virginia Daaue, Helen Barsic, Richard Blewitt, Reuben Barna, Ronald Collins. SECOND ROW: Garneta Bond, Harvey Brine, Lloyd Gallop, Clifford Brine, Mary lane Fanta, Laura Beat, George Brock, Helen Garnett, Lois Abell. THIRD ROW: DeForest Denman, Donna Brubaker, Doreen Coqswell, Ioe Campbell, Newton Davis, Beverly Garver, Violet Baich, Betty Dohanyos, Theodore Cook. FHESHIVIAN Q l 0 ' 1 TOP PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Delores Mellert, Dorothy Hamilton, Marqaret Halblaub, Mary lane Haumesser, Pat Holden, Lois Kaufman, Betty lane Hamer, Helen Harvey, Arlayne lones, Margaret Kaszian. SECOND ROW: Martha ludkins, lohn Kiefer, Garvin Hooven, Harold Grosser, Merritt lones, lohn Kraus, lacob Keiper, Richard Miller, Marybelle lohnson, Sue Kirlcham. THIRD ROW: Delores Messenger, Lucy Lawrence, Dick Killinqer, Darrell Maddox, Norman Gilsdorf, Marilyn Harrington, Earl Koppes, Ruth Butler, Mary Lou Inman, Gertrude Klein. BOTTOM PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Hazel Neff, lane Wilson, Hedy Steidly, Shirley Schwarz, Ila Williams, Barbara Ridiker, Elizabeth Stafinski, Eleanor Pritchard, Shirley Sprankle. SECOND ROW: Ioe Szrenkanyi, Chester Rina, Frank Poor, Edward Oravecz, Bob Spencer, Richard Reinhardt, lames Siman. THIRD ROW: Lois Wertz, Edwin Rickard, Alice lean Stefan, Esther Ring, David Shane, loy Spies, Dick Phillips, Genevieve Wass. Watch Out, Pin Boy! Well, That's One Way, Pals Lace 'Em Good and Tiqhi, Girls That Innocent Look! Are You Boys Kicldinq? New Teachers, Sept. 1943 Beware! Fisher and Cook at Work Hard At Work? Watch Where You're Going, Pat fnbv' L Sylvia and the Football Star Frankie 6. His Body Guards i 3 Kitchen Patrol Ah! That Iolly Iunior Smile it any W' 1' I uk is if A Q, iv an Q if fm K Q if ar 3? in 4' H Q is Q 5 if 5 Q Q Q 9 W' f- Qsvfvg::xQmw,., V f.n.,A,QN .Www- BUCK -as wi, 5 my Wa Nigga bfkgwc f i 5 S ,N 7 it 2 E COOf'-SQ H as A Harold 34 Davld if Clare House lack Barry FUUTBALL Richard Kisner lack Schwarz JUIIIU YBUII XKAJ Nell Whxtheld Q5 K xilisf f ' Malawi -,-, . ' W5 , Zf'?5'fiTgil 1 BY ff' L ,W . K l.. in A' 'K ' L.-E.. 'Z A. .,..A 1,1 . WF .. in Howard Hunter Charles Clark 3+ZQQ Wahl Henschel Robert Schilling N Dick Higdon lCo-Captainl I 5 Iohn Burris Tommy Doyle' Clayton Veesurt Gorfido Doug Hanshue Earl Schoenberger M. 'Wann 'Yu Harold Cas ' lll 'AV' , ., Q 4 ,'1 5 ' CHEERLEARERS SENIUR CHEERLEADERS Sally Lou Vance Betty Schultz lane Lovejoy 'Tresa Goriido Marilou Doswell Iinny Wheeler JUNIUR CHEERLEADERS Betty Woodward Elizabeth Poor Helen Garnett Pat Veesart ACTIVITIES lt might have been that heart-breaking game against Clearview. Perhaps it was the fast-moving basketball game against Lodi. Which ever it was, it you were there, you were certain to have seen those famous cheerleaders of which we are so proud. At every game under Veteran Tresa, Who has spent each of her four high school years cheering for M. H. S., the girls with their enthusiasm kept the spirit of our team and the pep of the spectators high. Spencer . . . . . Amherst . . . LeRoy ..... Wellington . Spencer . . . Rittman .... Clearview . LeRoy ..... New London. . Amherst . . . BASKETBALL We 25 42 56 15 24 35 22 30 31 35 47 34 52 27 15 ll 23 22 48 23 Wellington . . . Lodi ......... Rittman ...... Vermilion .... Clearview . . . Wooster ..... New London. . Wadsworth .. Lodi ......... North Canton . GAMES We 37 I9 29 28 32 24 32 26 51 29 24 21 22 43 49 11 34 19 49 27 FUUTRALL Fairview ..... U Coventry .... 6 Wooster ..... 52 New London. . U Wellington . . . O Amherst ..... O Clearview . . .25 Wadsworth . .19 G 19 27 U 2 42 I3 7 12 3 38 QHIQ I Henry Bucey Erwin Henschel Harold Casey Pete Robert Spencer W , Charles Higdon , fig f Z- '1212 S Y f ', A E,, 7 ' ' - ,i Z., : 2: 1-Q ,..,. A 25 David Riegger it 'Q David HYde Edward Veverka B .ff .MNQSKQXQ In e i Carl Abell Ralph White Clayton Veescxrt Doug Hanshue Charles Wesley Kemp lack Schwarz W' Tom Doyle' My Earl Schoenberger WjQ55fQ?fi'1 Allq I if 1--- iv ,ii - 'e - , Ne Wh1'tiie1d 101111 Eqner 'wwf QW MQ? 'A 1 f ,fe I H ,A Alzz E 321 A 1.3 ' in- ffiz 1 Ierry Iameyson Myron Maple 1 f Richard Bates ' - EIIILS' IITHLETIE IISSUEIIITIUN 2 Utticersn President ................. Pat Shelton Vice President ..... ....... I ean Kern Secretary ........ .... T resa Gorfido Treasurer .... .... B etty Miller Chaplain .... .... P at Gibbs IIETIIIITIES To any girl interested in athletics, the G. A. A. offers un- limited joys of participation. MEMBERS Lois Abell Lois Anderson Claribelle Auker Betty Baker Garneta Bond Doreen Cogswell Iean Crombie Virginia Dague Billie Danes Irene Derrick Marilou Doswell Ioan Dunn Patricia Dunn Ioyce Evans Rosemary Fisher Helen Garnett Beverly Garver Barbara Gibbs Patricia Gibbs Tresa Gorfido Irene Hardy Patricia Hepner Marjorie Hickling Patricia Holden Ianice Holden Barbara Holland Garvin Hooven Hope Huffman Ioy Huffman Ann lndoe lean Tackson Arlayne Tones Martha Iudkins Winifred Iudkins Corinne Keefer Marilyn Kenyon lean Kern Peggy To King Sue Kirkham Lois Krause lane Lovejoy Betty Miller Blanche Minto Mary Pandur Patricia Patton Rosemary Pierce Eleanor Pritchard Betty Ann Schultz Olive Shaw Patricia Shelton Toy Spies Shirley Sprankle Alice lean Stefan Zane Talbott Betty Trump Sally Lou Vance Agnes Wagner Sylvia Wagner Ianice Waite Betty Wheeler Virginia Wheeler Lois Wertz lla Williams Clarice Woodruff Barbara Woodward Nancy Wyman GIRLS' LEIIIIERS SLUR ACTIVITIES To the girls with a B average who are able to furnish three recommendations as to good character from their teachers, the G. L. C. offers opportunities of leadership and athletic participation. MEMBERS Bette Davis Marilou Doswell Barbara Gibbs Patricia Gibbs Tresa Gorfido Hope Huffman Patricia Holden Ann lndoe lean Iackson Corinne Keefer lean Kern PegCJY lo King lane Lovejoy Betty Miller Blanche Minto Patricia Patton Rosemary Pierce Olive Shaw Patricia Shelton Zane Talbott Sally Lou Vance Clarice Woodruff Barbara Woodward Uiticers: President ............... Tresa Gorfido Vice President ..... .... P eggy Io King Secretary ........ ....... A nn lndoe Treasurer .............. Barbara Gibbs THE HTHLS WITH THE NVS The letter girls enjoy the sharp competition possible arnonq accomplished athletes. One such event is the All-Star Games at the end of the basketball season. HH - Star Teams l Peqqy To Kina Tresa Gorfido lanice Waite Sally Vance Barbara Woodward Barbara Gibbs Bette Davis ll Helen Garnett Marilou Doswell Hope Huffman Martha Miller Betty Miller gf 4, lane Lovejoy PatSl'1elton Clarice Woodruff M wwf? Bench Warmers Whatc. Homer, We Hope! SW i .QQ -M, 26 I V I , :JVM ,,,ur Hopeful Hadloc Watch It. Boys: We See You. STAFF UF IVIEUINAIVIITE Editor ................................ lane Lose MEDINAMITE B Associate Editor .... .... B ernard lones Feature Editor. . ....... Sara Kindig Sports Editor ..... .... H oward Hunter Exchange Editor ...... . . .Virginia Higgins Circulation Manager. .. ...... Richard Hazen Advertising Managers ........ Ralph Waite, Sara Kindig, Myron Maple Business Manager ................... Betty Miller Reporters: lean Barrow, Richard Bates, Helen Clark, Barbara Davis, Bette Davis, Patricia Dunn, loan Friedt, Helen Hallock, Dorothy Henniger, Helen Midgley, Edith Morris, Anna Sestan, Clive Shawg Frances Stafinski, Margaret Stefan, Olivia Vijole, Virginia Wilkey. Photographers: Dick Phillips, Ted Cook, DeForest Denrnan, Albert Guthrie. lr. HifReporters: Miriam Bricker, Torn Fisher, Bar- bara Campbell, Richard Komjati, Allen Neff, Lois Lucas. Staff Artist .... .... V irginia Wheeler ,Q msmrms NF :in '-P1 ' D ef' P+ jf : awww 25 1. :'.-:e tx I ,. QQXTA J 33 ,if emit . 'Avg' . I YA t MltiWNAMt'Vt4 'L ft -Jr ii r pdf E l an :Eh A A J... E IVIEUINIAN The Medinicxn staff with a few new ideas this year set out to make the annual the best ever. Shortages cramped our staff a bit, but we did man- age to put out a larger book with more pictures. STAFF UF lVlElllNlllN Editor ................. .... B ernard lanes Associate Editor ........ ..... B ichard Hazen Advertising Manager .............. Myron Maple Assistant Advertising Manager ...... loy Huffman Business Manager ................... Betty Miller Associate Business Manager .......... Bob Dague Editorial Staff: Patty Dunn, Nancy Wyman, Olive Shaw. Advertising Staff: Ann lndoe, Barbara Woodward, Harry Aylard, lohn Beck, Betty Trump, George Shaw, Duane Cogswell. Sales Staff: Peggy King, Lois Krause, Mary Pandur, Blanche Minto, Martha Miller, Virginia Wheel- er, Loretta Wallace, Olive Shaw, Clarice Woodruff, Virginia Higgins, Sylvia Wagner, Maynard lohnson. Art Staff: Loren Hadlock, editorg Virginia Wheeler, Dick Hazen. Photography: Al Guthrie, Betty Quinton, Betty Morse, Elizabeth Horvath. MEMBERS Laura Beat Patricia Becka lohn Beck Marilyn Beekman Wynn Brady Miriam Bricker Donald Casey Charles Clark Helen Clark Betty Colburn 46 lames Crombie Robert Dague W'inifred Denton Robert Eakens Tom Fisher Herman Garrett Donald Gerspacher Patricia Gibbs lulia Hach Edward Hach Connie Halderson leannette Harrington Richard Harrington Richard Hazen lames Hess Robert Hinkel Patricia Holden loan Holdridge Harold Holdridge Dorothy Hood Hope Huffman loy Huffman Ann lndoe lean Kern Peggy lo King Richard Komjati lane Lose Frances Maple lunior McComas Eugene Myers Betty Morse Mary C. Newberry Nancy Nichols Leona Osborn Patricia Patton Roland Page Betty Quinton Robert Randall Dorothy Rapp Richard Reinhardt Allan Reinhardt Faye Roshon George Shaw Reba Shaw Reade Shook Lela Smith Shirley Sprankle Robert Spencer Betty Trump Clayton Veeshart Ralph Waite Q li V 2 3 K I Kg si AETIVITIES 4 lncreased to sixty pieces under the direction of Mr. Paul Wagner, the marching band really strutted its stuff at football games this fall, After the football season, the group was converted to a concert band. As such, the band was able to bring many evenings of enjoyment to the music-loving citizens of Medina. Besides playing at football games, the band participated in War bond rallies, assembly programs, pep meetings, and gave two concerts, one in the fall and the other in the spring. Featured as soloists for the band were Harold Holdridge, clarinet, Allan Reinhardt, trombone, George Shaw, trumpet. BAND JUNiUR C H Q E 56 Qs 3,0 EE 03 Ea SLE CD U63 32 FE 55 Q.. 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O Charies CI encement. at Comm OI at the Annuai Winter Concert usicians IT1 hardt .E cv CC C1 C E Q o E T3 CEI an Q O I .M s-. C5 .-4 .-4 3 cs George Sh CIH utfm Ioy I-I t aque f-. CD 'C CD ,-Q o EC on o 'o Q 9-1 Q Q KC Q :Q Q an Q -4-4 -I-1 'O 232 SRE mm? O CI GJ Q. U1 .-54 O O .-C1 U1 CD 'O U CD CG Iean Kern HS ert Eake .Q O DZ EB Puflhcz 32455 QSQ, wig 46,543 QQLQQ ow U5 PE E32 MQCQJ Q32 5335 Q .Q 5361 SE :Q535 825 nzngtq, fc Z we Q aQg 1500, MOE SOPRANO Barbara Gibbs Nancy Nichols Rosemary Pierce Barbara Woodward Nancy W'yman Zane Talbott SECOND SOPRANO Helen Clark Tresa Gorfido Connie Halclerson Hope Huffman lane Lovejoy Virginia Wheeler ALTO A Helen Garnett lean Jackson Corinne Keeler Peggy Io King Frances Maple Lorna Ryan SOPRANO Gameta Bond Clara Brown Doreen Cogswell Rosemary Fisher Beverly Garver Barbara Gibbs Regina Gunkleman Patricia Hepner Marilyn Kenyon Delores Laurenz Marilyn Nettleton Nancy Nichols Rosemary Pierce Alice Stefan Zane Talbott Sally Lou Vance lanice Waite Barbara Woodward Nancy Wyman SECOND SOPRANO Marilyn Beekman Helen Clark lean Crombie Tresa Gorfido Connie Halderson Dorothy Hardy Virginia Higgins Ioy Huffman Grace Huntley Mary Lou lnman lean Kern lane Lovejoy Helen Martin Ethel Medley Blanche Minto Carol Spencer Clarice Woodruff ALTOS Lois Abell Claribell Auker Betty Baker Hattie Bohl Betty Boyd Alice Cole Winifred Denton Joyce Evans Helen Garnett Helen Hallock Dorothy Hardy Pat Holden lean Iackson Arlayne tones Martha Iudkins Corinne Kee-ter Peggy lo King Francis Maple Helen Midgley Martha Miller Mary Pandur lrene Puie Lorna Ryan Olive Shaw loy Spies Olivia Vijole Virginia Wheeler A EAPPELLA EHUIR no Music has held full sway in the music room as the girls' chorus met alone or with the boys' glee club to torm a mixed chorus. The mixed chorus met as a group twice each week industriously to practice tor two annual concerts. This special girls' chorus was organized for the purpose of having a small music group that could play for special programs at the churches, clubs, concerts, and assemblies. Soloist for the group is Barbara Gibbs. .ri 1 Q 5 rr t t gil' it Ea: 3 t t GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Peqqy Io King Frances Maple Howard Hunter Neil 'Whitfield Bwrhvrd Gibbs Bosernfrfy Pierce Hope Hutfmim Come on, hassesg let's try it again, You're flat, directs the boys' glee club on Tuesday the sixth tenorsf' Now, all together. These are all familiar period. The boys' rnain activity this year was the phrases in the music room as Mr. Paul Wagner rniristrel show. BUYS' ELEE TENOR lack Barry Iohn Beck Stanley Bradway Henry Bucey Iarnes Crombie Curl Fulliriq Donald Gerspacher A Richard Hazen Bernard lones lohn Ke-efer Bchert Spencer Ralph Vffzite Dudne Vfelier BASS Charles Clark Fred Chandler Bichdrd Genscmer Charles Hiqdon Bichard Hiqdon Howard Hunter Earl Schoenberqer lack Schwarz Clayton Veesart Neil Whitfield Bennett Wilson 5! 3 . t . JTHEH MUSII ERUUPS Well-known around school and widely-appreciated tor the excellent work that they do are several musical groups not .large in the numbers they contain, but important in the support they give the large organizations ot which they are a part. MAJUHETTES Particularly active during football season, the rnajorette section of the marching band has, this year, been increased to include ten members. Tall, red-haired Helen Hallock strutted down the gridiron as chief majorette assisted by the tour junior majorettes, Virginia Higgins, leannette Harrington, Betty Frost, and Carol Spencer at every game. As a new feature, the three flag-twirlers, Garvin Hooven, Marilyn Kenyon, and lla Williams were an impressive addition, Last, but certainly not least, from the junior high came Mary Ellen Sailer and Tornrny Fisher to twirl batons at each side of our chief majorette, BAND OFFICERS President ....,.............. ..................,.,. R alph Waite Business Manager. . . .... Connie Halderson Secretary .,,..........,.. . . . . . . . . . . .... Allan Reinhardt Treasurer .............................................. lane Lose Elected by the band to settle band problems . . . creates interest to help in the organization ot programs. 52 HDPE HUFFMAN Soloist . . . appointed by Mr, Paul Wagner last tall . . . accom- panies all rnusic groups . . . Her interest in music has been gratefully EHUBUS UFFIEEHS President ........... .........,. ...........,...... N e il Whitfield Vice President .... .... R osemarY Pierce Secretary ......... .... B arbara Giqes Treasurer. . .... ...,. . - . . V Business Manager .... .. ... .. ... Elected by the chorus members . . . problems . . . create interest . . . were getting the music room decorated. Charles Higdon . Howard Hunter settle chorus influential in MEMBERS Annabelle Applegate Claribell Auker lack Barry Maynard Bauer Malcolm Bricker Henry Bucey Betty Mae Colburn Patricia Dunn Rosemary Fisher Richard Gensemer Ianice Gordon Walter Grosser SPANISH CLUB Barbara Haumesser Patricia Hays Richard Hazen Bernadean Hellinger Patricia Hepner Charles Higdon Ann lndoe Corinne Keefer Marilyn Kenyon Lucy Ann Lawrance lane Lose Frances Maple Helen Martin 5 Faye Roshon Phyllis Seymour George Shaw Ioyce Smith Robert Spencer Alice lean Stefan lack Schwarz Betty Tinkey Sally Lou Vance Edward Veverka Agnes W'agner Ralph Waite Betty lane Wheeler 1 Uihcers: President ....... ....... I ane Lose Vice President .... ...... C orinne Keefer Secretary ...... .... S ally Lou Vance Treasurer ..... ..... C harles Higdon AETIVITIES The Spanish Club, newly organized this year under the leadership of Miss Florence Hitzel- berger, contains 37 members from Spanish l and ll meetings once a month. The main activity this year was a Pan American assembly, April 14. STUUENT IIUIIIIIJII. Members Dick Higdon .... President oi Student Council Corwin Rickard ...... Senior Class President lack Schwarz .... Senior Class Representative Myron Maple .... lunior Class Representative Tom Doyle.Sophomore Class Representative Garneta Bond .............. Freshman Class Representative David Hyde ........ President ot Iunior Class Ralph White. . .President oi Sophomore Class Bob Spencer .... President oi Freshman Class Pat Shelton ............ President oi G. A. A. Hope Huffman .......... .President oi Senior Girl Reserves Pat Gibbs. . .President ot Iunior Girl Reserves lerry Iameyson ...... President of Senior Hi-Y Douglas Hanshue .... President of Iunior Hi-Y Don Selzer .............. President of F. F. A. lane Lose ......... ..... M edinamite Editor Mr. H. G. Spencer, sponsor ACTIVITIES SPUNSUIIEII 3rd War Loan ........... .... S ept. I3-30 Building Ground Committee Fall Frolic ................. ..... N ov. l9 Bond Speech Contest .......... . . lan. I8 Rebuilding oi Bond Booth .... .... N ov. l Leap Year Dance. . . ................ Feb. 2l Scrap Drive ............... .... N ov. 3 Super Salesman Bond Contest ..... Feb. 4-I8 Paper Drive ......................... lan. ll School Dance ...................... April l4 i 1 l SENIIIR GIRL RESERVES 5 ffm IIIITIIIITIES To find and give the best is the airn of all Girl Reserves in Medina High School. ln the great adventure of growing into the highest type of individual, each Girl Reserve strives daily to live up to the ideals set before them in the Girl Reserve Code. UEEIEERS President .... g .... Vice President .... During the year 1943-1944, the Senior chap- Secretary' ' ' ' ' ter of the Reserves initiated eighteen girls Treasurer ' ' ' into their group. The theme of the club is to promote the friendliest possible feeling of helpfulness and kindness to all. MEMBERS Eg1tgnBgi-il Ann lndoe Sara Kindig Frances Maple Alice Cole Corrine Keefer Peggy Io King Helen Midgley lean Davis lean Kern Iane Lose Betty Miller Patty Dunn Ioyce Evans EN Betty Frost USE' Barbara Gibbs Tresa Gorfido Connie Halderson Helen Hallock Dorothy Hardy Ieannette Harrington Marjorie Hiclcling Virginia Higgins Helen Hitzelberger Gloria Houston Hope Huffman Ioy Huffman ba Hope Huffman Peggy lo King ......Iean Kern . . . .Ioy Huffman Martha Miller Blanche Minto Marilyn N ettleton Rosemary Pierce Lorna Ryan Olive Shaw Betty Shelton Patricia Shelton Mary Lou Smith Carol Spencer Zane Talbott Betty Trump Olivia Vijole Sylvia Wagner Virginia Vlfheeler Clarice Woodruff Barbara Woodward Nancy Wyman Mrs. Baird, Adviser J Members Lois Abell Garneta Bond Clara Brown Doreen Cogswell Betty Mae Colburn lean Crornbie Virginia Dague Betty Dohanyos Marilou Doswell loan Dunn Helen Garnett Beverly Garver Pat Gibbs lanice Gordon Betty lane Hamer Marilyn Harrington Helen Harvey Pat Holden Mary Lou Inman lean lackson UNIUR GIRL RESERVES Martha ludkins Margaret Kasziari Sue Kirkharn lane Lovejoy Helen Martin Delores Mellert Delores Messenger Patricia Patton Betty Schultz Shirley Schwarz Alice lean Stefan Ieanette Schindelholz Sally Lou Vance Agnes Wagner lanice Waite Lois Wertz Betty Wheeler lane Wilson Miss Dorothy Baesel, Adviser Arlayne lones ACTIVITIES The lunior Girl Beserves in their regular monthly meetings emphasized the following lsix topics important to the building of mind and character in young girls: work, personal ,relations, problems ot social concern, religion, and the arts. Under the leadership ot the cabinet the promotion ot inter-cultural and inter-racial understanding, international edu- cation, Christian values in daily living, boy and girl education and the proper attitude 9 toward work were stressed. Social get-togethers featured a Hallowe'en party, a World Fellowship meeting and the making ot scrapbooks tor the U. S. O. UEEICERS President ....... .... P atricia Gibbs Vice President .... .... H elen Garnett Secretary ....... . . .Patricia Holden Treasurer ..... ...... I oan Dunn s RB SENIUII HI-Y . E is X Y t .I E 2 ,- W5 Members Carl Abell Harry Aylard Iohn Beck George Buckley Iohn Burris Fred Chandler Charles Clark Iames Crombie Iohn Egner Pete Gortido Albert Guthrie Loren Hadlock Richard Harrington Richard Hazen Charles Higdon Richard Higdon Robert High Utticers: President ...... Vice President ..... Harold Holdridge Howard Hunter David Hyde Ierry Iameyson Maynard Iohnson Bernard Iones Wesley Kemp Donald King Myron Maple David Riegger Corwin Rickard George Shaw Reade Shook Iack Schwarz Ralph Waite Duane Weber Neil Whitfield . . . .Ierry Iameyson .Duane Weber Secretary-Treasurer ...... Don King Chaplain .............. Iohn Burris ACTIVITIES To junior and senior boys who wish to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards ot Christian character, the Senior Hi-Y is open. Stressing the importance of providing recreational activities in war-time, the Sr. Hi-Y has during the year sponsored a number ot student parties and dances. In addition the organization edited the football programs. t QIUNIUII HI-Y H. j 5 6-Q J 'aww J' .. .:::' 5 . 2 .:v:...Ef':i:fa i - -I .... - - ., :F JE' I KA ,-X M ,R g. -' ' Af 9 ' I GFA if Utiiners: President ...... . . .Douglas I-lanshue ACTIVITIES Closely allied to the Senior Hi-Y, the Iunior Hi-Y is an organization similar in principle to its bigger brother. The club seeks to promote the high standards ot living, pleasant and es- sential to contented young people. MEMBERS Maynard Bauer Henry Bucey loe Campbell Harold Casey Newton Davis Delporest Denman Torn Doyle Robert Ealcen Carl Eulling Charles Gardner Richard Genserner Norman Gilsclort Marvin I-Iall Vice President ........ Clayton Veesart Secretary-Treasurer ..... I-Ienry Bucey Chaplain ............. Bennett Wilson Douglas I-lanshue Merritt Iones Darrell Maddox Roland Page Allan Reinhardt Richard Reinhardt Edwin Rickard Earl Schoenberger David Shane Robert Spencer Clayton Veesart Edward Veverlca Bennett Wilson David Wirlcner 5 Q FUTURE EIIRMERS UE RMERIEII MEMBERS William Alexander Edward Baker Aquilla Bama Reuben Barna Milton Brine Harvey Brine Harold Grosser Miicers: ACTIVITIES ln war time the farmer has a very impor- tant job. These boys training to be farmers of the future are fitting themselves to be useful citizens in post war America. Most important, perhaps, is the need they fill now by helping on Saturdays and holidays farmers stripped of hired help by the draft. Edward Hach Robert Hinkel Clark Hill Erwin Henschel Harold Iohnson Howard Moore Frank Redeman Dean Rowe Russell West Stanley Zaborskis Frank Barsic Vencil Bohaty Harold Bohl Leon French President ....... .... D onald Selzer Vice President ........ Edward Hach Secretary .......... Frank Redeman Erwin Henschel Treasurer ....... William Alexander Reporter . . . ........ Leon French Sentinel . . . ....... Milton Brine Harold lohnson Adviser . . . ......... Mr Duke Eugene Meyers Mike Sviatko Donald Selzer lacob Keiper Clare House IIIII BETIIUHIVIENT I ACTIVITIES The first-aiders in the F. A. D. have had three years ot First Aid, Standard, Advanced and Erneraencyg meetings oorne the tirst and third Mondays oi the month. Ulticers: Betty Quinton. . . .... President Sara Kindia ..... .... S ecretary Members: Betty Quinton Sara Kindiq Sally Davis lanice Holden Elizabeth I-lorvath Gloria Houston Frances Maple Edith Morris Betty Morse Lorna Ryan Anna Sestan Virginia Wilkey 6l SNAPSHUTS J X ,.,,-A--M- f 5 4 M. The Mussolinious Cast of I Toio So Ah' Ah' Welve Caught You Now! We Gyp You With A Smile We Wuz Warned! Swing IL GCHGS Iustice! Who's Kiddin'? W-New A Mi?1ll1f SNAPSHUTS an 5 Mr. Eberly Yes, Boss Sew-Sew Stuff Young s 5 ,:.,,.,. -:- 1553 my ss Decorations for Dance Back To The Grades For Us Dean Heintzleman ,NW .ds SX S5563 ,Qc Iwi' ,Sf wg, HWTR RUNS Yioqg? VITA! 5' 'Cf V YNEJN,,fx0 magic, , Z . Q QA C506 il idhnee' oi rqiuions SNAPSHUTS 1 . Down Mexico Way .sy in , t f , af' 2, A Hi-You Silver! The Three Musketeers vw Little Red-Riding-Hood Meets the Wolf-Man e 3 ' 44 an J 1 33 , 'Q 4 we Q , gf, P kt A V .. R' ,Ui f ffM 'wldsw rv if 5 Q SOCIALITE PATRONIZES THE ARTS E' .-I f mn A Ll 7 'Q 67 .gm f 2' if 2 1 . W.: A ,.,,. , ,. ..,. z .,.. , ,, ki +P Sf? X 1. ..1-.W-:-.sg,:-rig:.f:....,.:.::...:.::.,- w. Nw ::.,af:,:: :. 'fj:r:::f-.-:f-:-1-Ex:-Q.. gb 43 'F .-.--.-. ' ,M ----- F 1-V -. MM A ml. I 'S 1 ' ,pgwzmrgew 5 Yw Z ii Q' .gl if if , ,, 31 ig 1, 5 55 Nia? .:. f 5? 212 5? It mai .. .,.,.,. P vig gf ? iw -35, U! sslagfv. 'mv 1 . 'FMEWE SEV? X Q' 'Q :Mil in Em. Hum SNIXPSHUTS Congratulations ack IV? 'ff Il' f 5 . 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School Supplies Enarnelware I CjOII'1pllI'I'l91'IIS of Glassware Nfons MR. AND MES. M. o. HALLOCK oys MEDINA, QHIQ 5cto SIJHDSTORE HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS DEPENDABLE SERVICE THE HATCH DAIRY MEDINA QHIO Ph 22101 lonqarfmh, Maple Bed Room Suites .............. 589.50 KATIE SHEPARD SHANE Chenille Ruqs . . . . . . 4.95 CUSS Of 1895 Boudoir Chair .................... . . 9.95 Passed on Iuly 29, l933 IMPERIAL WALLPAPER Cwith a three year quaranteei Compliments of Compliments To The F I S H E R BRCS- A CLASS or 1944 C O. Erom L JERRY COLBURN 2l5 South Court Street CLYDE DAGUE ERANKMORA Grocery Mgr. Meat Mar. Merchandising C O A L . . . Is Our Business! Compliments ot 33 Years in Medina DIEDINA Com. C0. ED DEIBEL R. E. HART Cover fOr the Plan NOW to enter . . . lVlElllNlllN THE OBERLIN SCHOOL Designed and Produced by OBERLlN, Ol-HO Atter Graduation from High School! Write or Call Us for Information 8: American Assolcxlfillldjifirolglfunior Colleges. Cleveland, Ohio CLASS OF l944 Best Wishes and Continued Success to Each of You R. H. I-IALDERSON Compliments of MEDINA BODY WORKS The largest and most complete hardware store in Medina County. We carry everything WreCked CCH' SPeCiCl1iSiS and are happy to serve you. MEDIN-Af 01410 MEDINA HARDWARE Compliments to Senior Class ot l944 THE HENRY FURNACE COMPANY Manufacturers of Moncrief Furnaces and Air-Conditioning Systems 84 MIllER'S IIl0BIlE SERUIEE STHTi0I1 BATTERIES TIRES ACCESSORIES Lubricotinq Otiicioi Tire Inspection StopAt THE SIGN OF THE FLYING RED HORSE i-II EDISON Compiiments oi X. L. HESS District Mctncrqer, Ohio Edison Co. MEDINA, OHIO Teiephone 26312 Compiiments oi STEVE K JUE KUMJATI Compliments oi HOWARD W. BAUER FURNACES an ROOFING 306 Eost Smith Road MEDINA, OHIO JK Conqrdtulottions from COmiO1imSHtS Of FeCk1eY Auto Sales IIIC MR. AND MRS. I. B. PALMQUIST Authorized Ford ond Mercury Deorlers l5 Yedrs ot Good Will Service Compliments of IVIEUINA APPLIANCE INC. Compliments of RAYMOND B. BENNETT G O O D S H O E S For ALL the Fomilyl , Compliments Shoes Fitted By X-Roy' of GRIESINGEIVS SHUE STUHE BERRY St RITTEH Compliments oi R H OVERHOLT D O Compliments of Jgmnhafwlb, TEXACO SERVICE Compliments ot E U U R E N 'S RRRRER SHUP NI E U l N A Aqents For Meyer's Lcrunderers and Dry Cleaners E U U N T Y G A Z E T T E VVeRC1ZiCI3i'ToC1i1c?nJciIQIT3ejITVer Phone 22082 MEDINA, CI-IIC Compliments oi MRDINA FURNITURE CR. Home Furniture and Upholstering LIBERAL CREDITS AND TRADE-INS Phone 22691 Compliments oi R. E. SNEDDEN JEWELERS SINCE l876 SAVE WITH SAFETY GREETINGS at THE CLASS THE REXALL DRUG STORE Of 1944 24 Years ot Service H. H. Baohtell Medina, Ohio We honor you as We like to do And congratulate with all our powersp F or it there Weren't graduates like you There would he no tirms like ours. CI FACCS BEAUTY Sl-ICPPE Irene Lackey 234 So. Court 87 Dial 24412 for Appointments Comphmems Compliments of ERERERIEK ERUEERY A ESBRVIPEBRUARTIERE East Smith Road Phone 2873l MEDINAI QHIO Compliments Compliments of of Gill R Ilreher Machine Shop LRWRENEE RRUTHERS Compliments The Gen. S. Mellert-Weidner Eu. LANE? 8 El! INC' GENERAL CONTRACTOR Medina, Chio Phone 28481 MEDINA SUPPLY COMPANY Builders' Supply. Coal :S Ready Mixed Concrete 1' t i Comp lmen S O Compliments of SAILER MENS' SHUP MEUINIX REEREATIUN Tom Haight Cloth-Craft Clothes and Furnishing MED THE BENNETT LUMBER C0. BUILDERS' SUPPLY MILLVVORK - LUMBE i ' GIBBS IVIOTCR CC. THE UTY WN JAMES NAVHATIL CU' License R lEstt B k d 105 WEST Liberty Si. P Medina Med' O ' Compliments ot IVESTEIIN AUTO ASSUCIATE STIIRE Home owned by T. W. Gouldinq South Court Street IVIINNICK BEAUTY SALON 248 North Court Street Phone 29782 KINDLY COURTECUS SERVICE Compliments of BECK BRUS. HARDWARE MEDINA, Cl-HO 0 Dogaglii On the home front-on the industriol front-qos is servinq your U . . . 011' Community ond Americor in the dll-out eiiort. Yes, todoty, qos is doinq double duty but with or sinqle purpose-TC HELP! W Saves THE: oH1o FUEL GAS CQMPANY Gas Serves the Home Front and War Industries A Compliments of MEDINA AUTU PARTS Comphmenti of -31.00 STUHE WP THE H. W. MADISON CO. Compliments of GEDHEE D.LDUHENZ i STDNDDDD DRUG STDDE Ph 25511 WORKING and GIVING for FREEDOM W f 2 '-6 The Home of the Honey Bee msn Ifgtpimfriffu MUIUH GRAFTON OHIO O 1 f I O DIVISTDTZ HDTCHERIES 226 South Court SI. Medina, Ohio Phone 22553 Lovinia Washburn 1-Iammerschrnidt ..... 1873 Wi11iarn L Hammer h 'dt 1903 Read Nellie Hmgmefschnifdfbriligfi 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ' ' 1909 Andrew L. 1-Iamrnerschmidt ........ 1932 Wi11iam W. 1-Iarrignegfthmidt ....... THE MEDINA SENTINEL EREEEEQQQAQI rm E1d1ne Harnrnerschmidt ..... 1941 Ioan Hammerschmidt ........ 1 ....... 1942 Medina Count 's - - Newsiest Newspzper RICHARD P. GORDON Compliments of .119 N. Court St. DESUTU and PLYMOUTH SBIVVS BEAUTY SHUP B Dia127781 Wfggilfggefies 118 west Liberty sf. Tires 6: Tubes LubrgEgIIEjgI2I1 Services Medina' Ohio S C H M I D T B R O S. Guaranteed Welding and TEXRCU SERVICE ' Anything . . . Anywhere . . . Anytime Marfak Lubrication Texaco and 1-1avo1ine Motor Oil M U B I L E E A S S E B V I U E Compliments of Comphments of T E B B I T 1 S BECK? BRRBER SHUP IEE ERERM Phone Medina, Chio 93 Blossom Out For Date or Duty Appealing, Beautiful With the Compliments ot l EVASCHWARTZ THE BETTER DRESS SHOP lU6 N. Court St. MEDTNA, OHIO The Way to Loveliness . . LADY ANN BEAUTY SALON Gladys Barns Phone 2527l MEDlNA'S BEST ll2 North Court Street MEDINA, OHIO HANSHUE AUTO CO. Willys-SALES AND SERVICE-Nash . Diamond T Truck MEDTNA General Bepairina and Towing Service Day Phone 2797i Compliments oi THE BOSTON DEPARTMENT STORE North Court Street OUTElTTEBS ECB THE ENTTBE FAMILY Visit our new annex store TODAY! 7 deg er 5 Compliments for Of ALL THlNGS WEARABLEl Where A N U E H S U N , S GIRL GRADUATES will find their D R U E apparel requirements ST U R E amply fiiieewiih less Confusion anol more satisfaction. Compliments of HICKARU BRUTHEHS The Complete Food Store THE BEST AND FRESHEST OE MEATS Pllblifi SCIUCITG Telephone 283l l WHITE gl SUN Compliments of THE FREE UIL CUMPANY A Home Company MEDINA, GI-HO We're Going to T U NY, S Cerrrpnrrrerrre of R1eereerrrr1y Drffererrr H A R T M A N , S Try Terrye Delicious GROCERY STORE HOMEMADE CANDY AND ICE CREAM Te1ephOne27313 We know are good-We make in Rrree Yee Try Youll Always Buy Cemplrmerere of LIB B Y SH U P M I L L E R ' J U N E S DRESSES LINGERIE SECES HOSIERY 6PubhCSqum 96 MILLINERY HOSIERY